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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
MURDER AND ROBBERY IN HoBoKEN.

John Cote, late resident Of No. Man
hattanst, HobokeD disappeared on Monday last 1t IS
stated that when left he was In possession of small
of money and this fact rise to suspicious that
he had been robbed and murdered. Early on Saturday
morning his body found in the river near the treste
Of the Morris and Essex Railroad win the throat
cut from ear TO ear bearing other marks OF violence
the pockets OF his clothing also turned usde out
Coroner White will hold an inquest
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VIRGINIA.

ARRIVAL OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
THE CONTEST FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 3.-AbOut fifty mem
bers of the Legislature have arrived here Very feW
any, are committed candidates for the united states
Senate and all seem be waiting for caucus to deter
mine the matter The names chiefly mentioned by the
Walker men tonight for Senator are Franklin s'earns'
Gen Robert williams, and Lieut-GOv. John F. Lewis
caucus Of Walker men will be held tomorrow nlght 10
nominate officers Of the Legislature. Zephanus turner
aud John Crenshaw spoken of Tor speaker OF inc
House The Senatorial election will not take place. un'
the end of the week.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

A man named Force, who had resided. in
Washington n was killed by Morris and Essex isall
road train at that place Oh Saturday morning.
wheels Of sleoping-car of the track on inc new
lie rsey Railroad NJ the Westinghouse crossing On oaeu
day demoi shng hagman'shouse ana Nsi S o. IA
cine that stood upOn q side track. Joseph oHte, ho
Walking upon the track OF the Newark anu view FORK
Railroad, near Passaic Bridge on w eynn Mdas
by Coroner Warren TO remove BODY INTO JersY CITY
whore tho inquest will be held
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ALLEGED HOMICIDE IN NEWARK.

LOuh Schaefer of No. 40 Kossuth-st, New
ark went INTO the saloon OF Max Graft No 60 Kossuthst
Oh Saturday night and twice pushed out and told
not TO enter again. He went In third time, wheh Gran
showed him violently down the stoop steps schaefer fell
heavily and had his vertebrB broken ana ded ABOUT
a. H. yesterday DR. DOdd the County Physician, viewed
the body, and made pOst-mOrtem examination tOrO-
ner Lang will hold Inquest Up 10 last night no ar
rest was made. The deceased leaves a wife ana Two
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TIE IURF.

A trot was to have taken place at the Fashion
Course on Saturday, with the horses Red Rover, Gray
Messenger Black Dan aud Willie Kimmy, for stake Of
$780, mile heats best three in five, to harness. At the
appointed hour the horses the track aud the
race was commenced FOur heats failed to decide the
contest In the fifth heat all the horses got into run
and the Judges decided them distanced-race and bets
of Time. 2:i7 2i0I, 2:44t 1852 Red Rover made the
best trotting but his claim TO last running is disputed
RACES AT wILLIAMsPORT.
WUIIAUspORT. Penn, Oct 2-The entries
for the national which IN this place on the
10Th inst close on the 18th The appearances indicate
that there will DO entries and the affair will he
a great success The different railways agree 10 trans
port horses for the trOts at half-fare
NARRAGANSETT PARK RACES.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. 3.-Many famous
horses arrived participate in tho Narragansett
Park meeting, which commences Tuesday.
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drunken lad named william Sinister who insisted upon
remaining the ground and yelling at the top OF ms
voice. During the height of the melee the keystoheIs
used the battle slogan OF Remember 1866 1hls once
shouted soon extended along the line and IN lew
O WIZ Philadelphia Post, Oct. q.
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Taspcott's shipping office was broken into on
FRIDAY morning last. and two safes blown open. Inc
police engaged In the case, but II seems tat VI,
headquarters authorities had not heard OF tho affair uL
" last night.
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WRSg INnIA MARKETH.

HAVANA Oct, 2Sag, -Rrpo during the week from Havana an
Nn,ss 500 hhs to foreign ports and 600 boxes q h
Hated states IN warehouses sysus aud AslanAas lV0'
boxes, lVO bbaLl ouolslivas loapsL tsislk ureua~s
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PIIes-ftcs,Ipa Pile,

Piles-Itching Pies-PositiveIy Cured.-Aso Blind sad
Bleeding Piles Rhoum, and al disease Of ne .u ~ We
u,e Of RossNANs CUKK hcKIsJrkI dudu n. Il
Propret,rs by druggists Wholesale By HKsRr NO
Coiessplace, NeW-iork.
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SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
FOR RESTORING rosoRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs "VITAIrJ differs utterly from all the dyes col
Orers and res;Ors % in acts totally dasren Pa'
cpe II lAp ~ grant, and eey iunseuOus prsePa' 10
muddy aaeeaui requires shaking up and communicates
Ne eurta'" Is Hsoe's to coz
its u, appeal ane the simple that It Is MOTT rd
Is sn. purposes A DISCOVERY in Toilet Chemistry
Fors,l. nv ali ruc,.,. PHALOS SON Ys~.York
The Chip Girl Of the Dry Dock,
THE CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK,
THE CHIP GIRL or THE Dry DOCK.
THR CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK.
TIg CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK
TUE CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK
ntbs
uths
10 the
In the
hths
,,RRsIDE COMPANION
PIRBsIDB COMPANION
PIRRsIDE COMPANION.
PRESIDE COMPANION.
FIRRSIDR CoMPAROs.
PRESIDE C0MPANioN
OUT TUESDAY. OCT. s.
OUT TUESDAY, OCT. s.
xxecu,iYe COMMUNICATION Republican General
omittee Broadway and Twenty cOudsL Meeting OF we hi~
utye Oora.aittee on MONDAY EVENING Oct at u o'clock
GEO d. VAN BRUNT, Chairman.
| A IT. KREca. Secretary
V,,r.t Assembly District Union Republican A-socia'
association
d.V fyENING October 1903 at y o'clock at their new hua'
ef' No sDe'sA ST. corner VI % HENRY SMITH, Prsslsu,
JeHs Wa HEAPS. Secretaries
III As.oaton win meet MONDAY EVENING at the seo"
4 asA1auA''' JouN W.. HKAPE. See
| Seeond Assembly District Union Republican AssSrsn
above Association viii De hed lhi
headquarters ass PeArst, at O'CLOCK So suE Psss,s.St
| important business D"N'S '
| JosRPH FLOOD, Secretaries
| WV. T. PORTER. $500
Eighteenth Assembly District Union Rebubcann -
.oriatIou-A meeting Of this Association VIII be beH
ING At I51 uew number l35 told umber a. lt
| Al DENNIS, Secretary. W u an NLoI :, -.
-Eigbteepth Assembly District Union Republican -,
regular meeting this Association VII s 5r
headquarters No 95 Lexington ave. ThS H99ds P,s,sisat
| O'Clock. hNNAN
w II GGS Gao Secretaries
| j. W. iiNh" - 616 Brcsiwsy.
ThirIy Years, Practice BY regular Phy sS 70
| o,,ab,itv Of Euispsy and diseases O
! ucs Pleas sAA " ssaa ss 'sssssaesA " es''
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CHURCH RE-oPENING.

The Amity Baptist Church was reopened yes
terlay morning, the Rev. Mr. Hervey officiating This
congregation formerly lworshiped in the old Amtyst
Church. which they Sold and months since bought
the little chapel ON Flftyfourth ST. owned by St. Tim
otvs Epseopal Church The edilee has been re-deco-
yeSd nninted and upholstered and, although small, ~
large enough for the congregation Which, by the removal
uptown, has much decreased Ihe pastor Is lno wv
"a ATTACHED TO the church, under the superintendent Oh
Prof Saunders aud services VIII DO held every Suhul
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MARRIED..

MFAD-MBAD-At Greenwich Conn. sept 90 By Rev r. a. Cat,
d. D. William f. BrooklyB n " 70 Miss AdehA Mead.
daughter Of rhomss A. Mead, ESQ, Of Greenwich, Conn.,
Tmothys Church this city ou Wednss
dv evening" the Rev. Dr. Geer Mr. George H. Pierce VI
Mass 10 Ida O., daughter of W Fsuque esq, oifHsnA
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THE STATE ar TRADE.

LATEST EuRoPRAN MARKETS..
pu,SKgonr aUnted Estates Fiyerwenss are quoted ASA
pl ,hr issuo OF labI
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Suttial g otitts.

A. News Discoveryt
pHALON' TALIA:"
Or
SALVATION FOR THE II AIR.
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed ~ih t'a
iii
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLMgss Oct 2-ATyed. brig Foam Bangor
NewY0rk
BosrON Oct 3Arrived steamship Nereus shr
TheObod Newpo Mary Walker
Below Causds from BuenOs Ayresi shr Bpn fos
Philadelphia grounded her anchor South bO
day night flied With water aud
CHARLEsroy s. c. Oct L-Aniyed steamship Sea Gull froa
Baltimore Sailed steamships Champion and Zodiac
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SERMON ON GOLD GAMBLING.

Rev. II. ID. NOrthrup, who preached yester-
day In the West Twentythirdst. Presbyterian church,
announced the following words as his text
Bpt they that will fall temptation and snare aud into
np foolish and hurtu which drown men in destruction and peril
tom Tim, o. D. .
How many in New.York do you suppose believe thatI
Chr,tian men believe 1t, but the majority OF men had
rather take tho risk OF tho temptation the snare ana the
rdion than not TO have the riches They think ths 10
false alarm they do not consider 10 real IN Iact
il nnthug real 10 them except money ana TINS OPINION
tbey hold IN tho teeth or some OF te pIancsI
statements of Gods Word aud some of the most
Lessons OF his providence. III ever any people h yea
sion To believe that the unlawful W pc
carries with II snare ana Is Iragne VIII rsi IN ihis
swf that people IL own. Flnhnclal Crisis III lhs
eonntry. when the whole money iaDllo temDes hnu
wealth. bsts like the bubble that tits, have become peri
odicaI and chronic. We have the broadcast hercr inc
onOs rivers the yastest natural resources, the largest
amount of egotsn and the biggest money palcs Oh any
ration OF the face the globe There comes spell OF
fine weather, and things on smoothly ana prosper
ousy ms they ought always 20 go, ana eh thero Socs
a storm: thunder aud lightning. ana wlhrlWihu anu
earhuunke all combined leave nothing put rum pehi
Gold Jumps about in hfu fashions stocks go crazy anu
play such tricks IA make mon weep banks are sel1u
with commissions. dig houses break lko oNploulg poInp
SHELLS all confidence Is shaken, and anna tne gohoia
wreck men do know what they hIo
worth nor Ind led whether they are worth anytM
We have had ono or these periodical cohvuso'S Nv"
away so far that II will get back IL WIN dc pupO
blessing. fhs whole thing ID one btupenuous ~ 3t
cept in Ls rsulte-these are serious oiouSi - 49,
that the Bulpt II 10 has any voice at AT slloua p t
and hot0d aud far from supposlhS UNIV I'1 20 h
proper[uhcc for DISCOURSE do not believe shOhu -.
iustisLd I'm emitting H. | have "a much better lisn
| 10 NenOunce gamblers than they nave 10 s.u'n w
Inu.t be evident 10 any who has tho ia0ui1y
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Executive COMMUNICATION Republican eener"
ommtsee Broadway Twen,ysecOudL Meeting OF es kiss
uiye COm.sttee on MONDAY EVENING, Oct at u o'clock
GEO. d. VAN BRUNT, Chairmss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

PLYMOUTH. 3-The Hamburg American Compahys steamship
Aemana New YORK arrived at this port at today gu bss
to Cberbonrg and Hamburg
QUEENsrows 3The steamship Nevada from EewYOr
-. ~ IL Inur IInnrnnn
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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK, Saturday, Dee. II, 1889.


The action of the House OF Representatives
oav On referring Mr. IngersoIs Imitation bill to the
Oommittee ON Ranking and Currency, from whence u
m never lac reported appears 10 indicate that the lega
sender circulation not TO increased II Is question
ortbv M consideration whether capitalists onght rea
sonabv 10 be expected loan money on real estate ..
the risk Of having il returned to them in greehpachs sun
more deprecated than those now Circulating II 'le
ouantity Of paper money doubled IL Wouiu auu
uotbpg 10 the eapal OF the country or 10 inc ied'e
saline of real estate though persons might pe de
ceyed into the conviction that inc ieNeIAsh uP""A"
movement in prices would be perpet a. - A., -.
Mr. Jacob IOrilard, 10 Is annOunccu W III VI
portion OF the LOriard properly ~ mn a.
The recent sale and which CONSISTS W 1C lots
the Harlem Railroad HOess than my VI oiu
~ tbe swiss style Of Architecture "oFh VIII ne
,aced I'M them as soon Spring opens. III Mr. Lorliafu
carries out this undertaking. Ao WIZ n"NO . N"Ni' -
himself as public btneISotoI, -, ~, VI. 1ro,o,
rte valuable property known as the Newly Ofk botel
IN h.. soI ly auction al the Exchange wednesday,
by virtue judgment OF the supreme Court I'D par,
ZION between thc heirs of tho late Matthew Morgan ana
IIicksou W Field. on Thursday hessrs. Mallory "a
blackwell will continue the sale OF Brooklyn lOls on
Figltpeuth and EiUctgeuth-stS, Tenth and JicNenJn
ayes Mpssrs A. j. Blocker, Son Co advertise 10 sti
on the 22d inst the large 1YestOry brick buidS lVoAa
an the northwest corner OF FOurthaYe. ana tthVhst
opposite Stewards retail store Z, .,t..,-
Zen handsome lots located on Onehundred-ah0'tnrly
eighthss and AleNauderave., North Newly 0rk, nave
baen purchased by "A Roman Catholic Society for site
for Church. az cost OF $17OoO IL - estimated MAJ '0
cost OF the edifce will be considerable over SloOVOo
Mr.. Thomas II. PuTdy has recently sofa DITCH Hou5o
and plot of ground, l2j feet square ON farhlNe Iay
town. 10 Mrs. G. H. CurUcr, Tor Ss9OO also plut aDA
let on ParK.aye 7OxIl5 teet 10 T. Milton Purdy' Ior
2lb0Q
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DRY SOoSs.

9rp Gooos.
HOLIDAYS.
We purpose anticipating made sosds a The
h.d.ys and Monday close cut Pan STOCK
III. prices and description Of good, r,en this advertisement ".
| spee will be found represented.
FINCH POPLIYs. 20 to 90 cent?
VERY WIDE ALL-wooL SERGE % cents
FINEST IMPORTED SERGE in Navy Blue at 20 cent?
soKCH ENGLISH PoPLIKs 81 eepa ,s s.sis ago
ats
SILK AND WOOL vELoURs 7G TO s former price Of which
vi. 81 50
SPLENDID ATWOOD EMPRESS CLOTHS 30 cent? the lowest
quotation this en together with an IN
kBNsE VARIETY Of
DRESS GOODS AND MATERIALS FoR SUITS propOiOnss
prices
". invite particular attention 10 line Of PULL MADDBR PRINTS
warranted As. oOlOrs a 10 cents; all the best
AMERICAN PRINTS a. El.
and large Of
DELAIHRs reduced to IS Cent?
We solicit from bOusekeepers Of LINENS
G, purchased auction and which LESS THAN IN
PoRTBRS PRICES.
TABLE DAMAsKs, at 20 eest and Upward
TABLE CLOTHS. all lirsI
NAPKINS, 81 IS per dozen.
DOYLIBS, co cents per dozen.
NURSERY and BIRDSEYB DIAPER
TOWELS, TowBLEG.
CRASH SHRETIEGs.
PILLOW and SHIFTING LINENS TABLE snd PIANO COVERS
In EMBROIDERY and FANCY GOODS siOel will be found
LACE COLLARS 25 cents and upward
REAL LACE SETS from 50 50 upward.
EMBROIDERED SETS at 80 cents
LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS, EDGIEGs, HANDKBRCHfEPs, he,
&c also. LADIES and CHILDREYs UNDERGRADUATES RIB
BoEs TRIMMINGS &C. in all Of which comparison with any ether
house viii prove advantageous purchasers
SUGDEN 6 BRADBURY,
Nos 3I2 AND 3I4 BowRRY
One door, below Bleesker-st
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eo.r OFFICE DEPARTMENT wAsHNGroS. D. c, Dec. 1888
nRbpOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this Department nul
tue 2O JauusrT 1870 u o'clock M furnishing LETTER
BALANCES for the the tinted states for
wear from the dsI Of February 1870 Of the following
description namsy; -. A.
Balances capable weighing e ounces svorupos weight 70
grdusted down 81 these u supposed % VI"
he
or rramme system. OF this class 100 may Re required
Balances capable 6sUeigiug AryNo ounces aToiralpss
weight graduated bali Or tins class IL uPpe'ed Nv
viii 0e repaired. ,.. %, , -, T. A..
Perfect accuracy strength and durability viii be required II 'hs
Balances 10 be furnished. -. a.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must accompany sra bd
bidder obtain the CONTRACT will be required !" 1
Baauees Of quality all respects equal TO the sample
well and securely packed ~ ooh or
aou delivered Of all expense, 80 the Blank Ag' WASH
iHFtou, D. c. a.. .bu..
Each bidder furnish With bis proposal gusrares OF ~
10 comply with bis bid and certificate from Postmaster A' sa'n
guarautors 81 reliable persons , --,
Two sud Gent fur-tef will be required % contract
failure hrnish promptly Balances cortesed tor or
Of Inferior article be eonss d incsa case "r forfeiture
Of tho contract. ,..,,,u. .-hf III IA :, a..
nracea results NAV the Interest Of the .nO also
ofrejecng any all bids in his Jsdsmsa' inc e INC 10
require H. ap......t. IL. r.....
pslsn.s ana directed s Frs Assistant Postmaster General
warrington d. G. JOHN A. J. CRES"BLL, Posna'erGenerh
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Proposals.

Assn. MEo. PUKyEToRs OTToS, WAsHSGroS, D. c.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BOT
TLES-propces viii be received this once until u ms jam,
arr 4th 1870 Tor purchase Of qlasy Of empty liquor aud
medicine bottles viz:
s. 90 quart LIQUOR BOTTLES
uiie.mouh MEDICINE BOTTLES, OF assorted sues and
color. Th.v car be een any time AZ this once.
bten used and
packed 10 barrels and boxes
Terms cash With immediate delivery. , .,..
Asst Med pureyor Brt Col Q. S. A.
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6onntrp BtuI 6statt for Salt.

DOR SALE-A desirable Orange county
RIPA In town az Rloorning Grove ope mile WashngtoBve
station Hewburgh Branch Railroad and ten nile va Ne
Hndson contains buildings cope Ana pro
ducve plenty healthy aud unsqpas.o NJ ' WInI ~
Apply TO A. NiNOL III
Broadway address H. A. BENNISTOE Blooming Grove orange
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JAMES McCREERY & Co.

BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH'ST.,
viii offer on MONDAY December H. their - oon
rsrrpP STOCK or CLOAKS, 15 PER CRNT BBLo" COol;
KHAN CLOTH aud D0GSKIH CL0AKS at 4zOi reduced
from SIS .--n,yu,x ~ o.ve eao
one CAsR,of ASTRAKHAN CLOAks 80; reduced ron ~"
1sTR AKHAN CLOAKS AT ESQ; reduced from 80
HSTRAKHAE CLOAKs AT s75i reduced from 100
1uVnsR and MINK sBTs at gresty reduced pneea
6aIIDRRNs SETS IMITATION BRMINB, at %
iS5 AXIS FOR CHILDREN AZ e. Tedaeed hon 81
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g,ttur,s anS alntings.


1 3. COUCH will LECTURE on FACT
~ AND FICTION" Cooper lnsi ute. TUESDAY EVENING,
Dec a. Z! O'clock heucg Of OTv Gardner Tie last Leetnro
Mr. Cough dafng the present eason eAss ~ eeG
TIIHE SECOND in the COURSE of FREE
LECTURES before the Yong Meas Christian Association o.
V TUESDAY EYENNG. ligh Inst at a O'clock BY the Rev
ABBOTT KrTREDGA Sabee Bedoaiss Of the Desert AID
Mount Sinai
INJECTION neutrality-suspicious. to 80 of
ChaD XVIII Of Of the Revised Statutes Notice hessby'
vs Annual Election for ofces Of TllB UNION LEAGUE
CLUB will be Clab House THURSDAY She 18Th day Of
JAaaa 1870 The following The Bylaws rsiOg 10 seoOs'
xvi The meeting OF the Club shall be bed the second
THURSDAY Of January for the election Of oee sn the tlnsaeoB Of
such other business may before The general meeting han
be held at O'Clock the ps for the election shall be OpsDst
At bafpas, sir o'clock and they shall open three hosrs
December In each COmmitee ~
appointed By the Cnb A. large who shall report at TIE
meeting ast Of candidates tie various ece AZ the SANG
time four inspectors OF the eusung Election shall be A
pe Unlike Of whom shall be And, ~
necessary Ciub on vacancies bJe the election
and orders Of Cushsgs Manual shaOveTn the 1ssaa
lar thsy applicable aud not aeoastsni sA 1sse
By.LawE
Seventy members shall Ne quorum an wetn ofshs oiss
Anssons except otherwise provided shs Dc ~ ote'
majority Of votes cast shall srut except r ns 81
RezberA The Secretary shall farush 70 tns
prior 70 the MANUAL keesg Alphabetical ne.
entitled " vote for o1cers the election -.
Of EseOn SHALL bsiOs acting fs sss cav ~
statute. BY order lAnoD1c -e@n. 80
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PorOyrIcg DEPARTMENT wAsHiNGroS December 4. 1859.
DROPOSALS for MRAPPING PAPER and


PROPOSALS for WRAPPING PAPER and
TWfSE-SFALgD PROPOSALS wiz be received At this Depart
mast ant the 20h Jannarv 1870 az II o'clock for furnish.
us Wrapping Paper Twne r the Of the IN the
United States nom the h DAY OF February, 1906 Tue
free Of the Department az the
OF poOrice Department 40 Washington, D. G.
estimated quantity Of each article ana the quality thereof re-
qurei specified ttlBy:
1900 u Wrapping P'pe 2'H2o ehes n i OF matHr
and ora iv equal poets in the Department
and weigh pounds ai each uca Iesm to coutAn "
10 realms hind paper 26Iso eheiu size to weigh IS
p Is cotton or other suitable Trire. hard twisted aud in
EACH aud 81 bound as 90 prevent It's be-
coming loose aud ycI by TauspoTion
Hemp TSne shout oreesth OF On n 10
bouu prevent becoming loose and tangled by ra1por'atos
Proposals viii be for each article separately or Ior all To-
getaer 49, -, 60. -, .
asceraug bid WILL 10 it, practical results be most advantageous
More aa the estimated Quantities be ordered the
~ the Department require at the discretion o -s Fo
Ss of such articles as are the Posoees NAV be
seen supplied the Bak Agency Of the FosOne De-
pattmcut 81
ch bidder furnish propos guarantees Of bs ability 70
comply bis bid and certificate tom Postmaster mat AlA guar
reliable persons
Two sufficient suretos viii be required 70 each contract
failure 70 furnish promptly article contracted for Or r furnish
that contracted for VII be oonSldefed SUI
6riept cause iof forfeiture Of the contract
conformity With this n0te VIII no he considered
The Posma General TIE rht OF deciding nch Da 10 US
,r.ciei ~ NAV he most interest Of the Department aud
also of rejecting all bids In his Judgment tie interests OF Ae
orass must he marked envelope with name Of the ar
Gle the letter addressed o the f Assistant Postmaster
'''A' JOHN A. J. CRESWRLL Postmaster. General.
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Citp 9roptrtp 10 gst.

A STORE, or STORE and DWELLING, No.
N 500 Fourhaye, near Tgenynnst Amply on the rteHes
DOR LEASE-TwO valuable CORNER PROP
EItTIES below Twenty rl, for term 81 yeart
on ground Apply TO HOMER MORON Pme-st utl3
OFFICES to LE1-The Asbury Life Insur-
~ removed 90 ohees - bc5 Broadway
let their late ohcs al 2yl Broadway corner
Of Resdest Apply on the premises
Two RENT, FURNISHED, or FOR SALE
The desirable dwelling House, th lease OF lot No j shug
tonsGuarc The hreestory with on etieuoH and
viii rented 90 1T Of MAY BeX or Tor ougN term
Apply or permits to MULLER WILKINS CO. No ,Pses @essl
VNO LET The subscribers have several
STOEES sud CELLARS LIT 80 The Young Mems Chrsao
Association Building Tueut1t1rst and Fogrtay The stores
KILPAIHCK a HOLMES, 80 East Twenty thiri,t
TTO LET-To a Gentleman aud Wife, for
HOUSEKEEPING. the FIRST pator FLOOR Of new Jsoy
HOUSE Fifty ifht Rent reasonable Immediate poe'sOn Iu'
qu.re 2as Futoust
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON DUANE,
THOMAS, AID CHURCH.sTs.. TO LEASE FOR TERM oF
YEARS All the lot, remaining uule. anl beoargto the
KRw-YogK HOSPITAL
Situate on and Thomass between Broadway ala charb
and on cburoh are leasd either separately
eeher Tor tern Of q years with for renewal The leases
granted by the Hospital favorable for the Lessee
Of any now granted. For further particulars spTiyto
taaa5 ADRIAN II MULLER P. WILKINS Co.. No. Pinssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13
90 UkOm it Hap Cunttrn.
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