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Middletown transcript., 1869-04-17
NEW GOODS
FOR
SPRING OF 1869.
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JOHN A. REYNOLDS g. SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
A RE prepared to supply the Buying Public
L a from an unusually Large and Attractive
Assortment of NEW GOODS, complete in the
the following Departments.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Colored and Black Cloths and Cassimeres,
LADIES CoLoRED AND
BLACK CL0AKING CLOTHS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS AND TRIMMINGS,
Latest Style Colored and Black Hats & Caps,
Rubber Overcoats, Umbrellas & Parasols,
Ladies', Misses and Childrens'
Caters and Balmorals,
Men and Boys heavy Boots and Brogans,
Oil Cloth, Window Shades and Fixtures, Carpets
White & Check Mattings,
Willow and Wooden Ware Cordagc 4 Co.
China, Glass, Queensware, and Stone Ware
Hardware, Cutlery, Tin & Earthenware,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass and Paint Brushes,
GROCERIES, SPICES, PICKLES,
CANNED FRUITS, JELLIES AND SAUCES.
T0BA eco, SNUFF g. CIGARS
Highly Perfumed and Washing Soaps & Candles,
Fish, Salt Flour, Provisions, &c,
Dreers and Shakers Vegetable and Garden Seeds.
Star Mills Seamless Grain Bags,
which we are constantly receiving in new and
fresh lots, and offer for sale at the lowest market
rates on the most reasonable terms.
March 27-3m.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
The Metropolitan Gift Company.
Cash Gifts to the amount of $3.50, 600.
Every Ticket draws Prize.

/ 1--WE cash gifts, each $40, ,0oO 10 cash gifts
L each $5, 900; 20 cash gifts, each 81 900; 4(
cash gifts, each $500; 200 cash gifts each SiOo
200 cash gifts, each $50; so elegant Rosewood
Pianos, $500 to $3.50; rs elegant Melodeons,
each S75 to Sl00; $50 ewing Machines each
$50 to $l75; 500 Gold Watches each SIS to
$500; Cash Prize, Silver Ware, etc. all valued
at ST. 200.
chance to draw any of the above Prizes for
70 cents. Tickets describing prizes are sealed in
envelopes and well mixed On receipt of 25 cts.
sealed ticket is drawn without choice and sent
by mail TO any address. The prize named upon
1t Will be delivered to the ticket holder on pay
ment OF 81 Prizes are Immediately sent to any
address by express or return mail
You Will know what your prize is before you
pay for it. Amy prize exchanged for another of
same value. No Blanks. Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing.
REFERENCES. select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted us to publish them: s. T.
Wilkins, Buffalo, $4,000 Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago, Piano, $3.50; John D. Moore, Louisville,
) 900; Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee,
Piano, $500; Rev. E. A. Day, New Orleans, $500.
We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE Press :-"The firm is reliable.
and deserve their success - Weekly Tribune, Oct,
8. "We know them to be a fair dealing firm"
". Z. Herald, Oct. So. friend of ours drew
$500 prize which was promptly received."-
Daily Ne,cs, December 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
age OF sealed envelopes contains one cash gift.
Six Tickets IS; l3 for So; 35 for 5S; llo for
$l5. All letters should be address to
HARPER, WILSON & co.
Feb la-3m l73 Broadway, N. Y
Middletown transcript., 1869-04-17

. a new Pamphlet and Map was issued
October, lst. containing report Of the
progress Of the work to that date, and .
more complete ststement In relation 10 the
value OF the bonds than can be given in an
advertisement, which viii be sent free s on
application. "' ~
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FIVE MILLIONS DOLLARS,
The details of which are as follows.
Total. l...,,,,,..........$5 ,O66, ,651. 81

This large amount is only an indication
OF the immense traffic that must go over
the through line in few months, when
the great tide of Pacific coast travel and
trade will begin. 1t is estimated that this
business must make the eavnipgs of the
road
FROM FIFTEEN To TWENTY
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NOTICE!

" ]. LANK, Auctioneer, has removed to
W. New Castle, Del. Those desiring his SER
vices as Auctioneer, will please address him at
that place, and their orders will meet with
prompt attention
April 3, le69--tf
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Millions a Year,

AS the supply of these Bonds will soon
cease, parties who desire to invest in then,
VIII lind it to their interest to do so al
once,
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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LOOK AT THIS !.

MIR. JAMES Fl. COLLINS is prepared to man
1sA ufacture Boots and Shoes at the following
prices:--Calf Skin Boots, $9.00--Coarse Shoes,
$3.50-Fine Shoes, $3.50 Walking Shoes S4 so,
and his place of business can be found at the
Corner Of Broad and Lake streets, pear the Acad-
emy.
April 3-tf
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THE OPERATORS SIDE OF THE STORY.

To me EditOr Of The Tribune
SIR For the last twelve years, | have been
engaged in mining coal, and having some knowledge
the troubles and difficulties which that class OF men
have 70 contend with, l venture the assertion that
on the whole amount OF money invested in the An
thraco Coal trade OF Pennsylvania, during the last thr
Is years there has not been three per cent per annum
realilod ON that capital And yet, there Is no class
OF business men In our country that has been so
much abused by. the press, the coal opererators
They have been denounced "plundering the people
by their scOundrelly combinations :" and Chicago
paper which thus abuses them threatens by abOlshing
the tariff on coal 10 knock the pins from under their
viainous structure Sc. The NepYork World, in It's
issue OF Aug Joins this hue ana cry against the coal
operators and charges thar bonus Of 900 has
been paid TO the Pennsylvania coapt lords, because Of
the tari OH Nova Scotia coal" IL Ia needless for TO
discuss the assertions OF this writer because
You have IN your comments that article most forc
bly, exposed ITS Inconsistencies and absurdtes and you
very truly say that II the entire duty taken of Of coal
"not Onefourth OF the coal consumed In the United
States will be two per cent cheaper In consequence" and
you correct In this view OF the But what does
the history of the coal trade for the last thirty yep
proye 1t proves that during that time moro money has
been sunk and lost In, and men made bank, mt Inv
it, than In any other business interest Of runtrv
Aud WHIT Because, US rule, 1t has eost more to pro
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THE COAL TROUBLES.
THE STRIKE AT SCRANTON.

,,o,y THE scUUYLKILL OPERATIONS MADE A
~" ldnHPp p-UOW THE SCRANTON MONOPO-
1IEs PROPOSE TO GET EYEN-THE MINERS
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o41ce of FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
no. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
Opposite U. s. Sub Treasury

We receive the accounts Of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make COlleC-
tons on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Ez-
change miscellaneous Stocks anu
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
| Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-cent Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
E'sK g. HATCH
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AGENTS WANTED.

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby gwen by inc COM
u,onsr' OF The Sntng Fun 81 iss CIV Of II, ,
strreton Of Rsrosd through Twen it 10 The CIV 81 Ny
iSA Pa,, Room Of The tit' ia, Pa ssd city wEDSEs
DAY 1902 At To The highest ealst 9' he 'ms @
Nh double trscf turugt' ADD sileh or TIC
he C1, Of New Yors NoHh River the EAs kvsr
,lsioIosur isras and conditions; 81, h,nh,,,
,,s on iasl s dy q BE se sa'5
ss horses. but .b he or ,S he restrained b any
lss. pr"eteios .h,s are rot spts U s 80 mo-,
& part u the tine within Which Che ZANE TO be
s. busd bai,nd lSa IN tso God .ge,ns ,ar,de, D.
per, bJ the said eouaoue Tor ths completion si
equipment e said railroad above provided subject TO tee eope
rons sud vi. he authority - folowsi
second sad railroad s5a constructed the most approved TllS
for the eH'taog o. y F'd ,a Ts ias s ns ss 1G' Si
,e. , Ie '.0 Z, s' 20 b ,,. nd IN rpsei
,beo Council Of The CITY q New York from ZINE
10 uHs by Tdnnree Is'e.s anl zoe ~, ~
Vs,istgsn o. SAID r'rosd Do" charged BY other CITY railroads
Td, the construction operation Oi'urb rsO,A the
route above dn'ied soq such person or corporation deem tee
read tracks laid .a street above banned be Or tJ are "a
and IL case hey ssrss outt thereof
ag che pe1,aoa " to be MAJ tlgf ie as snGs't o.
msuasr provided Iledo Of ibs section Of the
pd to regulate The sue passed Apa second eighteen hundred sid
fa An should real slia " isefi therein ns rrqaa a zoe
In which the ssd person sh be unable b. With TIE
or c " S s ~. %sssi ' ps; ~. '9,; ~
guteguth uiastttun, twentieth sud
tvetr6t sections tad set ~ April ecud ghsn lusd
that % the proceedings f u The purposes
| re
allegations 81 references cor
81 the tuug %
t6es o. sid for ths
poser rsro,d s1nnei bV ai shall be considered pub
c The r which tue Mayor. Ad'rmsa 90,
bold said Nthiug n the said al
| IL anr n - said
Forrfl: the eh to alter, ,nna
ths authority and such railroad
Treasury - the sid
Of said bond and tbs
perform the cohdtOls aU1 spustous herein
srprerJ will deliver o. the pIfy pass
sled trs,s ceTless that be or th sntd
| 10 ssch graft
Srl Toe Commissioner, the gbt reject sd bsE
made lEutHieEty sT eI.us.i eil.
A OAKRY HALL Miror
Richard Il CONNOLLY, Comrroltf
PhTER y SWEtAY, ChambrFsu
JOHS r. HACEETT Recorder.
JOnN AOOHE. Ctaunab fIuSncs COMMITTEES,
Bosri II A itruen.
PETER CULKiE Chsirmtn Finance COMMITTEES,
Beard Of Assistant A dsrusn.
Comuist ol ths SiukiuE Pund
Dsisl HsvTo-f BsT r. Isfa
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nnMrArLC AlARKETs-

PmLADgtPua May 2aCo,ou q; Mi ling Upa9is Unchanged
81 ling Ora. pole Flour unsettled oprE, hu; pnce nm
changed except Elas which sell 5Uu,t. ad Ohio Exra
Faay 7.ds8 g. Wheat vegy doll. Red 81 70 81 s.; Am
Der quiet g. Corn held firmly: 5000 bush,
te'ov 9fc hEe western, S1~o'c; tl-l Mixed o1c O'
Western dom unchanged Petroleum market het,r Crude eW
4lc: Refued &c. Sugar heg demands Cuba
- l3Gi2!c; t.HGei l3ic Moses bed firmly Provisions ua-
changed Whiskv steady aud unchanged
BALTIMORE May %-Cotion hun; tddlog Upagd' 2tc Fonr
as tecUe lsher and Crae,; Howorl Super
sDe IS 2Ja ;do Extra IS: Co. Family .; CITY
Min, S1geie 50 2jc56. Co. Extra SO 5rG+i TO- fuu., $50
ell Western Supeue rs ga IS j; de- Extra 500 DO FANNY
~ J0Si o. What tu aud lowers Choice Valley Rel - 7O0
IS. Corr fm Prime White G60Ge yellow 800. Oats dali ana
606lc Light RYE 81 80 Provisions unchanged
Whisky less lrn offered al 81 o.
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Oh, Iild The ,tOct e'and to n5, port s, sTs
go s2C bales Of yhob Ijsseed OIL 81; q tun
t-a spr.9 81 Caiiop-rs Orf'pare aaost 1888 r. y eTt
d. The market Tor larhs ana fe"oo a.
h. fruer. Lard, tsb v c"L ----.-a
LoNbS pisi sass 6eweuiy bends III stocks seacyi tie
i67: Illinois 81 a, Ton . C...- 7..l o.. t,u,v AIildlirg
Mdng Orleans ~ 3D. .sies Of the DAY llt bales Lard
-,,t n ISL PJetuce-Spir Petroleum i'd q gallon
'fcSpoV Mar 8-Spern OIL 298 = Taow 429 oHt ke
sued petroleum "a = gallon SUGARS firm both Oh The spot ana aaoA
10 III Dutch Standard the spot 57l9 q cvt -.
4STwERP May 2Petroleam dn Al Fl. for Standard White
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Corporation gOiitts.

OFFICE CROTOS AeCEDUCr pgPARTHIST,l
NEW YORK, May %. 1853. )
DUBLIC NOTICE.-The CrOtOn Aqueduct
under ordinance of the Common Council will ster the h
June 1000 contract with parties having the right Jay the FISK CON
CRETE PAVEMENT (Which understood TO be patented pa7enenp
for the Ia Ing Of the pavement n The ioosIg streets, VIZ;
ll7ih street from Aveuur A 90 Harlem River.
Hob street from Avenue A 20 ftH Avenue.
1874 street f-uI n % % Avenue.
18th street from Gth Avenue 90 Harlem River
llJh street. Gom 81 20 Ga Aycaue.
1924 street, from "a 10 50 Avenue
THOS STEPHENS } Croton
ROBT. L. uAHRAGH, : Aqucduct
4. GREENE } Board
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fInantlgl.
ALERT II. NIooLAr, Aueiioueer
NR-BONDS at AUCTION
n ~ ciose a Trustl.

ALERT Il. YlcoLAr Aueioueer
I'd 4 6stbNJO It. close Trusi)
ALBERT H. HCOLAY viii sell at public auction on THURSDAY
lime Ie, At l2l O'Clock No. tie Exchange Ssroon, No III
Pro,avay 1880 KEOKUK CITY EIGHT PER CENT Ne"
BONDS 20 ea 70 run from Jaaua 1866 interest and principal pay
able At the Central Eaoni Bank. New-YOTE
These Bonds are amply by guarantees ard deposits made by
M CITY Of Eeoklk Heu A. SHyhe Trustee for TIE bond
losr hy securing the payment Of both interest sud principal when
Inc Interest Coupons paid The Central National Bank IN this
iy July and Jan each, free Of tax Boads $50 aud $1,000 eaea
Full Information best Of references showing the high character
he Bonds and reliable investment be obtained sgp
lstou at tie ,Ess Of ALBERT Il. NICOLAY
Auctionoer and Stock Broker,
No 43Pi-est. " Y.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

Per Vessels. Railroads and Canal
22-27l bales TO- hz Flour bhsMeal lD 80
Wheat BUSH 90 15 bush Oats 33i NILS kos
Spirits 1urpen;ue lG5 bills Be5ped 2O tcs Lard
pFg Cut Meats $3.50 pkgs Batter 1886 boxes Ceess $50 u 5
Egs 9 bbs WtsEr l2 bbs Copper, IS bales Woo I fa,h
Ashes 40 bales Hops, % bales Heap - IaiSw sO
stlrcb bids ToUscco $50 Tobacco 1913 se
Leather n pigs Beeswax pkgs Dried Fruit. ptgs Grease
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rTHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED
volumes Price DO
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iuos that We been eaabeI reproduce TE TRIBUNE Al
MASAC TO- tie yta 1913 ig Inclusive excepting 1884, 10 Which
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Wig Amauas ooaaBg Arau. Election ReuuI by states aaA
Coutes u PTdats Cabinets Jaigs u the Supreme Court
Forgu Mntsr Governors states &c. With Summaries Of Acts Of
CouErt,, Political statistics Tie following Introduction TO
hs roluus, by NJ GrselsT fav srp,ai their
tse the establishment ~ rHa TEfHrSH
October Elections Laug deep popular uYnug against tue
P0LTlcAL REgrIE ut 1893 Intended manly 30
smby tie nl Bsu q that a1i emP're h'm With ihoe
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Registers u Election Returns w otter usef p, 81 ani statistical
afofsi Ir tfc o. each r1 s nusI o." frrniratou "
l,as iavoss total ~ hsa $1,000 This snnua
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the Ere which dss,r0rrI lHH lEBsE bulldog a.
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upon the maftti have eouWtulrl a'ti"la If'ra
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Public Lhr shsro thy Be rr''-rsi ud remain
generally ,cc,,,be Those rho fall obtain " directly vi" pobA'
by miIs ibsir only opportunity hohAtH nAHLN'
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sO
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OyucE CoaPrEoLLgE TALLAHAssHE. Fs.. NAV o. 100
TINE INTEREST UPON TIE BONDS OF
TFE STATE or FLORIDA mtiaTiBg Jane l. 100 all Be pd
asts banking Of SOurfkR CO. No %
WliamfL NeWTork X n. GAMBLE. Comptroller
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gtaal 1Otitts.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court
Of CLancer, (Eng anil made cancellation Nash-beHg
sut other things who the entitled ~
the II the sale ~ certain househod premises eqnesthe by tho
VIII ofJAMES PENROSE late Of Wilton the County Of Lincoln
BhgoDd yeomau tie e 10 The ss cause aud Who died on tue l7t
day q January 1882 SARAH HUTCHINSON formerly PenrOse) aud
WILLIAM PENkOSE who II hg entitled 10 participate IN the
proceeds Of the said sale ami 10 the event Of r said Sarah Hnhnioa
tvrs and other claiming 20 be utered 10 their
Of the said proceeds BY their respective Solicitors
before the 10th day Of jay 1872 10 10 aHd prove their re-
spectve claims n he Chambers oinc eeCbaace ST Jo1b stuart
No. 70 Old square, Lncons un, NrI N defut ibey will be
perrnplory excluded from the benefit Of the l Decree he sa
Sarah Hutchinson formerly Peuros the rear 1914 al Kingston np1n
HUI Intern ei With James Ferrenau uhinsoH AMI e~s Neut
husband died there Ia
1859 The sail William suppossl have sailed from TIE
Kingston upon Hall Aforesaid America the 1876 and IA
rrpued York the 1871 Tuesa the ~ day
ofAug 1863 twelve o'clock a. at e said Chambers ap
pointed Tor bearing td afJadcaug TIE ems Dated THIS O1l
Dag Of Nav. 1869 II. T. CHURCH, Chief Clerk
LAMBERT BrRGN, No. JohnSt, Bedford Ros London,
PIalu'f's Solicitors.
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THE AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

l 9sto's s Ssy c@5s.y il e world that oH'f' 'Do' ''
THE AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, .o
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL HALF MILLIoN:i;.'''''S0V
mo MoRE M2 ge c PiP % Than IS NEEDED
has completed It's tendd .n pei ssIsors those whose
longeI ancestry good constitutions sEeTa' % Insured cannot
div Induce lon eviy tbat the average Of 'nO'0 '
5s on.sy three years h.' sGS I. s eoTTes aSG
hat the probably Bgvsd truly entitled !" we s'-'
hf More sao o thousand living new SsoSf to ntS
' "p tr5fc, tie great superiority Of tls probably long &
Toe espahtr feectng and c,,'E Tor oISp.ps Al prose
spiing its eqn table methods g., ~ an. b,hs, as,I5,v TO
lis ast ei,e0I s Wa ~ csll Tor one
already Insured uRu'y need not despair there relief
% who receive for working he bet than o ,ss
bT iuis Company When ancestry averages over -
s ed The ~. .a. G .os Let P y or. whose
personal record good send or cav io5 hs d"I "a
,~sss interesting and often vesy valuable.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. r. D. MORGAN, U. Senator. New York CITY,
oo IL f. VAS DICK Asst :. $ Treasurer SssYOs City "a,
Hon NATHANIEL WHEELER, Wheeler Wilson, N L. CITY
Hog sRA STI BROOKS EDITOR r. Express staten Island
Hon v NJ RCB eTSuPt Pub Inst N State, Pres Savings
SAN GrSS VI b. Health oHeer ofPOrt SevYort City
r s. LAMBERT ST. D.. Author Anat Pbyh HySr etc. Ne"iork
p BANCROFT. escisb Nat Banh, Salem, N T. " p Nat
IFp%&ab 6' BuGSLEr Bnne Mq- Cecil IoTi City
JUsTUS O. WOODS with WI, eeT Ni'Sn Staten i''h''
JAMES sSsGf issHGSS LII d. sap Schools Brooklyn
H. H. MILLEGAN. esq Rug,t"I, n \.
WM. x SHELDON, esq Boston, Mass =, ~, OIL.
GEORGE l.. BULKBHl, BHkev q 90. NeH-l0IA wv
John r TROw J. +. Trow CO., Printers
EMERSON W. KEYBS, esq Dep. Supt State Bank Dept
"a ARIES e BUIKLgY Whiting Manufacturing Co. NeHYorl
CitC - 49, 49, n 81 a,r,. NJ
iO'' O''' EXECUTIVE BOARD.
" r BANCROFT eIl, President
A n V. " D. Surgeou.in.Chirt
T 5 LAMBERT, NJ D.. AgeBtln-CHiei (Nice'ITeNdsHI|
O L. BULhLBY, esq. Treasurer
FREDERIC SHOyNARD esq, secretary
r r. MIGLEGAN, ESQ, Geal Nupt Of Agencies
GEORGE BLISS. IT, Counselor.
Prof JOHN PATERSON, ADVISORY Aoiuary.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
NOS 4Ig AND I2I BROADWAY,
N'H'' NETWORK
AGENTS WANTED.
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9goposaIs.

----1o~o~--~~~~--~~~-~-~~,~~~
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS-S Sealed PropO-
sais Tor furnishing BLOKES STONE sod MACAnAMlZNd all
that PORTION Boulevard tie Towus " Moua Aad
10 whole from Harlem Bridge 10 U1onaye,
received by the Commissioners o. s boulevard At ilr ono
Thudave hundred eighth st. Mott Haven. y
y uE Jg1s TO- ll Plans aBd 'pscoal 10 be sses aal furnishes
there .--.., go,
rsa1ia requiring aholt D. oO lneal feet -- 49,
BY order ~ tbs Commissioners !. D. v hAoON, Enelneet
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- Trustees the TsrnTseond Ward al The oce ofte
Ck u Of Grand and BIN fis uh
Mo1dry day Of MAJ 1903, ADD urtl O'Clock said
eat my
,,rori BE-. Teen Tenth aui klcTeutl-lyCA
sud tscfciDu Do seen Al TIE once OF The superintendent
Of uIIIrgs. No. ltf GFattst, t..d l0or.
The Tuot the r.Lt reject at Of The poiois
offered q drsnti cr TIE public interest 10 d, -, ,.
JOHN ". HELCH, 4 H. lhbEGulLb
y ftMONsuS. MICHAEL HLOdi
TERENCE RILEY
Board Of School Trustees T resiy second Ward
Dated Nr i7,h, I5i2 "
CEALED PROPOSALS, INDORSED PRO
y PUsALs hr labor Of MALE ssi FEMALE CoNElCIc;
cagr,, Parn r o. reeti a. We oe's d ne YER
o Supervisors II kuFs County 81 ne Court house
us % ot June lsts ior Ls term d sye s,T' we
Hig himself % osrTe a tie rules anl rruuop' o. -
Prison Cpsly b he shops All ri2urluoa can BE- OBJ
'ai-'- % ~ ''''' " FRANCIS M-VEELI. Keeper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY C0NPAST,
,r-.gs 10 "a "a 49, NvgT.YopV M.v n ~

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OFFICE. No 90 WALLS. NEw.YoRE, May u. 1859
TINE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST due June
a l. 1879 the PREFBRRED STOCK Of the OHIO AND NlSsiS
SPP RAILWAY COMPANY. viii be pad and Hethat date 81 the
ocs Of The Cenpaay No 20 waist NeSlr The Transfer Boos
Of she Preferred stock VIII be closed NAY D. a. o'clock
reopered jane 10 o'clock BY order Of Executive and p
COumittee. +. d HAMMOND, Secretary.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
IVA TIE CHICAGO And NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COM
PAEY CHARLES BUTLER Iu pursuance Of order Of the
the above lied 18th day Of May A. d.
1867 shall add s the 2 III day Of June next Office No rs
Carkt Chicago such shah then '
Land by The Secretary o. The CHI
sago and EoWe,te Railway Company, at bis Office 10 Chicago
the Of the Convertible land grant scrip sreio
issued bv said Companv who shall present the 10 dividend
three and oHha per the named The scrip
seut tie portion Of the proceeds Of lands heretofore
the Judgment 10 this JAMES H. HOWE, CommsSine
Chicago. MAY 1869 uy22 laW5WS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
A MEXICAN POPULAR LIFE INSURANCE
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VITALITY PLANS; VITALITY PREMIUMS; VITALITY DIvI-
DRNDS

The greater VITALITY aud probable onEey via The greater the
capacity for yug the greater the advantages TO be enjoyed this Com
paw ouii % he be case
This the ouy Company world that thoroughly classes ~
therefore only the world that cuniers upon W.
probably long wed their equitable rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
NEW.YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SIMMER INFRINGEMENT.

COMMkAtiNG MAY 10 let@
Pa,sepr.r Station 10 NewNork II IseuV e's12h a
Fourth are Rrtalr- 90 lFrutrs@IeIhsh
TRAINS LEAVE NENlORh ,.,,,,, 4,
For and Bridgeport T. hIl lV 4 m l4' NSA
CEI.D. 345. 43O $50 anu tkHI p M. .. "a,
For Milford Strat'oui, FaIid Southport AID NesvN " 49,
m 3:45. 49,. and $50 p m. , ~, 20
t:5O TIL $50 $50 ant 8 (Er) p H. CO.,,
FOR Dsren Z y ll:3Oa 3.i3. S3l 2 D. an 6:s ~ ~
Por stanford :, Erl .. ls0 81 il;lo tLhi $40 "
''t ~, t :s 5s as $50 go rs
For Port Chester and t,reai,te station, at uOL n'S
$50, G:l5. aat $3.50 % la.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bostoa via Springfield. N tsNl, 3 lhHhS n
FOR Boston. Shore Line ~ Tx }. s p m.
FOR Hartford and Springfield lhIl l29 thLl 81
For Connecticut River Railroad, g. 49, shh l-''9 N 70 H''
Hartford Providence and Fstt Railroad lEr) NJ nH
e...t-.... BALLAD Al 8 4 q,
Pcr Canal Railroad l2Is 30 Northampton and "l'1'
bagh.
FOR Iousatouic RalrOsd. 4 IN. AVID J p m
For NIuratuck Railroad, A. m, (hHl, 4.o NJ
FOR Danbury and NorNak Railroad Z, y a. u, i'Jy "
Por NewCausau Railroad l2:iS. go aud 9'A 10
NO~H0u'O '''s 49, JAMES H. HOYr Supsrsi'se'et