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New-York tribune., 1869-03-19

aud tho annual distribution Of tsOOOOeO being involved
In ~ the huge aud haefu shark jumped far out OF the
water 10 gfsspL Ihat might be swallowed the more
easily; ana everything be prepared for tho feast
Connolly. with tho uP6ane 6Ss" and ID 6TnaSita-
fian disposition 80 characteristic OF q Tammany
politician came 10 the aid Of his friends with his Htte
snare ~ the sGs Tor The OCCASION He refused to fur-
the teachers Notwithstanding all the forms OF the law
had been complied with, and IL duty 20 do it, Nr
CnamDeflah SWeehy was OF course outraged In those
Oecate sensiDes Tor which Inc is famous but he has
not paid the teachers OF this city since the first day OF
February notwithstanding their salaries were due the
hrst OF March By tins Is expected that efficient
teachers VIII be compelled resign by the force OF sheer
starvauOD anu mus give place to barroOm lOafers ana
perhaps escaped c0nvicts after Tammany gets the
troll under the operations OF the proposed law.
Iamnany rs Away ready for good thing and I'm this
instance mas SHOWN Characteristic readiness But after
all what Is TO DC good thing for Tammany is only an In
turc daily rcgaos ITSELF and tie great object OF this
spracy To Take the education OF the youth practically
from under the control Of the Board aud place 10 I'm tho
direction OF the Roman Catholic clergy The hospital and
liberal appropriations from the school fund, and 10 Is de-
signed TO extend these 10 the parish schools and to have at
least one scOo annexed to every church Already nearly
every Catholic church In has its parish school and
all that is wa nted is the public purse out OF which
tO pay for supporting them Mr. Senator Creamcr know
ing this fact introduced the Senate Committee Ednca-
ton 10 tho different parish schools the other day. and by
ocular demonstration" attempted show them that
nearly all the children I'm tho educated outside
OF the public schools. IL then reported among
knowing Catholics that the Committee were In favor
OF this measure, by which division tho school fund
Is to be attained, and Of the Catholic clergy admit
without hesitation that the bill Ia framed n their
est, while Tammany rejoces in its luck IN the meaI-
time, the Board OF Education are moving heartily On
IN day two to set the matter right before the Less
laturo.
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10 be taken away by any corporation. A reso-
luton was offered by Mr.. James NJ. BoIter
setting forth that whoreG there wac on the monnIaiD
with pure mountain and spring water sufficient to put
water In every house and fountain IN every garden
eunstahces, and must receive ampe compensation foF
extending to any corporation the privilege OF using tho
same. A communication from Pred. KBowland, esq,
was read by the Secretary. in which he stated ta Eliza
Deth had appointed Committee TO confer WITH tue cll
zens OF Westheld in regard 20 the right OF wafer
aud that II Westtield would withdraw all Opposl-
uo Elizabeth Will agree to lay 24inch pipe via west
Held TO Elizabeth, and wOud allow Wesheld TO nave
l2ich connection. According to estimates made, TINS
would save Westfeld $4,000. committee OF three was
Was also resolved To light the streets with the improved
New York kerosene lamps. metOn adopted reduc-
nR the number of road districts TO five, and increasing
the road appropriations committee consisting OF A:
A. DRAKE, \. s. Mapes. and - Bursmith, appointed
to organize Town Improvement Association. The
Legislature have appointed seven Commissioners, and
appropriated S5,90O to build schOOl-hOuSe. The
railroad company will have depot completed by
May1
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DIED.


BURLISGAt NeWRoShse Fourth Day month Esh Jss.
Hnnah BHrhng wdog o.Bepa~ p BarnEa the neg
The eacs .nd friends Of ae suT are respectfully aatssd
from her late edeBce Seventh Say The 4int, -
n O'Clock CaTr1gsNM be q the DePOto meet tbsS oescE
tran fVn Twenty -seTensh.st %
CURCRon THURSDAY Msrcs 49, william Thomas Church. IN he sd
T of Ibis
TIE friends Of hs family Of AosLedg Of sed
The fucrs 81 ha ase rSaeuee5 Nd "a
I LeToy-sL, q Sunday the 2lst ilst st y O'Clock
DIBBhR-On THURSDAY S o. the renSsof her sou W.
Dbbe NJ, 81 wes. Tary tsL, NAOMI rehe Of the late aseas
Her Remains Nl be lskea to Riga y. =. os itermsaL
iNGOs Thursday eveHirg Massh s George W. ovy sss =
zhesa p and the late George " bSsg IA ma i''S Jes o. A
=
-kaSss ofths fnssrsl in Saturdays papers
HEMPSTRADAt Mornnla Wednesday March H. Hn Bhpbdss
Hampstead, In the 9Et Of her
Notice Of the funeral in Saturdays paber
LYON-ou Thursday morning 1882 Elizabeth res Of James
IA. Lyon, Gged 81 aud days
The relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully invited 20 ene
her residence uth her VIM r. byon No ~
West yseyehhs Saturday morning at III o'clock ne
remains Will be taken ratown for heuaeai by tue Hudson '~
RtlrOad u train.
LNDSAYb Brooklyn Tuesday eVenng the 18th Inst HanaAA
7ct Of the late william Lindsay 10 the 18th TeaI her axe
The relatives and friends family invited TO attend her fene
on friday the 18Th Inst at o'clock from No. lOt Vopcod
MAXWELIon aWednesAy March H. Ann eliza Browne, wife f
VIM II. Maxwell. NJ D.. No. A. East Twehhst 80
Ascension F and Tenthst Saturday the 10th inst At
O'Clock.
sASDAvBRon Thursday March 49, Caroline daaEbter Of Jobs
and Mary Ana Sandayer, In the I'D year Of her
Tho relatives and friends Of The family aVted her faner.
T. Church. between Second and Tbda
Saturday the 10th inst, at u o'clock
sMITH-On THURSDAY Jer T. Smith IT, ony e
Margaret r. and Jer T. Smith aged 10 months.
The relatives aud friends Of the family Invited to aud the funeral
from the residence Of his pseB No. 20 West FOrhrdst on Sat
uTdAy, the 10th insL at 2 Q clock
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
FRESH TEXAS BEEF FOR NEw-YoRK

Lying in the East River, at the foot of
Nineteenthst, tho steamship william Taber, fitted up
under the superntendence of Prof Lowe for the purpose
OF transporting to this market the Of beef cattle
from Texas where beef comparatively worthless The
gentlemen who have taken the enterprise In hand have
Incorporated themselves into what called "The RefPig-
Grating Steamship Company with capital OF 100000
The Taber vessel or about 9G0 tuns and
is arranged that she Will carry 400 tuns Of In
such TO allow free circulation OF air around
each The entire hold Of the ship Is lined with
nOncOnductnR fet, two inches In thickness ana when
the proper machinery n working eTdeT the ships hod
can be cooled In hour and half The extreme degree
OF cold Is produced by pressure upon oarDOlc hcld
allowing 1t to reyaporize This process produced so in
tonse degree OF cold that personal contact with the ice
machinery will produce blisters the flesh similar to
those raised by burns AS matter OF this tent
perature altogether unnecessary for the preservation
OF meat and would in fact be useless, and IL only
produced experiment. The refrigerator on board
has capacity Of 300 at time, and ice was made and
the ship cooled yesterday mOrnlngln one hour and ha
The In the ship reduced 10 temperature OF 26o
above zero. The air as 10 came from the suppyppe Dy
temperature OF lSo below Tho temperature can
be reduced to from IS TO 20o below zero, but II
Is undesirable to freeze tho meat and the object Is
TO keep In atmosphere where vaporizati0n almost
ceases and where 10 dry and cold The Taber Will sail
for Texas about the 1st OF April IN command or
Capt Buger Prof lowe and other scientific gentlemen
viii accompany her OIL her first voyage. The Company
has agent In Texas who will provide the CATTLE aud
their arrangements such that they will be enabled TO
slaughter aud stow away 100 head per day. This will
shortly be increased to 200 The round trip will be made
In from 20 10 % days and the meat Will be delivered In
this market in about Ia days after ls slaughtered 1t
will be retained in and sold from the vessel until the
Company have built q refrgeratng house
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
,,rmAnK ME. CONFERENCE.

The Newark Conference of the NJ. E. Church
mot IN hs G. ntral Church yesterday morning ana re-
sumed business. Communications from tho Ne"'
England Central and western Committees l "'AluS
the 6rera,ion Of the Conference IN an effort 10 secure
@ JIeafinr were received and referred TO tne COnht
tes sppoated to consider that subject An aGIe ana m 10
~ Of the Conference who are canaluates lor
p6i"tinn "a deacons When the collections Tor the pen
n t minI-ers and widows and orphans OF ue-
o hers were taken, the amount contributes was
IA 100 The rev DR.. DASHED, President OF pckhson
soVVO. my addressed tho Conference III behalf Oh
th his remarks being received Win Hp-
pS1se The transfer of the Rev Dr John ni &
& WL 70 The Newark Conference was announced ani
Snyo sreat satisfaction 20 the members The snnYe.
saNo IT, Conference Educational Society was heu ls
sJ Ti in tho Unlon-st. Church. Addresses were mao
b a Rsv r. g. Foster, ID. d. aud tho Rev Dr. deoiBo
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
DINNER TO CAPT. DUCHEsNE AND THE OFFICERS
OF THE PEREIRE.

The elite of the French residents of New
York. under the auspices Of tho "Cerce Francas dc
Harmonic" gave dinner at DemOnicO's, Fifthave, to
Cant Duchesne and tho officers OF the Pereire in
memoraon OF their gallant conduct during the recent
heavy storm which they encountered ON their last voyage
ont from Brest The company present included Of
the most distinguished Fronohmen in NewYork in addi
ton the majority Of tho "Cercle The Dill OF Iare
was very choice and most admirably served. The first
toast proposed by NJ Chainar the health OF Capt
Duchesne and responded to by the gallant captain
followed with speeches appropriate to the oc-
casion among the most prominent OF whom
were NJ NJ Sanders Schab OF The Times, Mer.
OF the Courier des Etats Unts, Dana OF The sun,
Cnmueho " the CroAesa' Mr. King and others. Mutual
compliments we're exchanged between the members OF
the foreign aud the American press and the toast TO tne
Cercle Ffancais dcI HarmOnelwas responded TO by M
Fromentna the Secretary OF the Club The affair passed
off In the satisfactory manner to all present. ana
was kept up aud enjoyed until late hour Many OF the
guests present had crossed with Capt. Duehesne ana
All united in oOmplimentng him upon his able seaman
shin and his affability upon every occasion.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
nnva ANn GIRLs WANTED.

10 the supsrntendent Of the HsT''0y' A0o'"'' l'"'''
No. 40 Park,plaSs, N. J. -. sond me-
SIR: / wish to know If you could sen Seno o,otno mo
four good boys from I6 to 49, will board aut SoT
them. will give them good common .,,ou, and Al
the age OF 81 viii locate each Of them Oh ~ S'i''
good land, and fix them for farming o her che same
would also take girl OF 10 OF 10, orant,ty OF land
homo and advantages with the same Q'NA"""
when Of age Respectfully yours, 10, CuAs L. DAVIS.
Prairierils, No., March 2, 1862. II,
A company of boys will leave TINS cl'y iVi ''''
West about the end Of the month
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Rev. Jas. NJ. Simms, one OF the expelled
mei OF the Georgia Legislature and brother Of the
famous fugitive slave Simms will lecture on Affairs III
Georgia before the AntiSayery Society this evening az
Cooper Institute Room No. a.
Tie entertainment In aid OF the Jisnd Idtrioed &c Cue
banas to be given NJ Irving Hal tomorrow evening
comprises lecture by DE CordOva, and vocal aud in
sruInental concert.
Arctic Life and Scenery" will form tho subject Of
lecture tins evening by Isaac l. Hayes, NJ d. the Arctic
explorer the Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sOciatOn, No. I6l Ffthave.
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mnr MAssAcHrsErrs PRoHIBIToRY NV.

RosTON. March l8.-A mass meeting oil tIe
,,ends Of the Prohbitory Liquor Law was held IN the
fremont Temple to-day. presided over by d. u Lauy
rice or six hundred persons were present m &
, yromlnent temperance men, Speeches Weio@ IN "a
INA Iyesantons adopted urging reeenaetnent OF ing
law law pt that II the Republican party OF 20
sIs Geek to save s life BY srSg I s m e s the fear
cause ~ Sd ~ duty It win ennobe and preserve H.
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THE WATER WAR IN NEw.JERsEY.

An ormistiC0 has Dttn tHeCIeu, HHu JIIO PIUU
,I,,,o are that compromise will be effected between
TI,heth and Westneld tho NewJersey Central koao
n,eetIng was held last night. ai Marshes lai weS'-
- Win T. Peck. esq, OF No. Q8 John-rt, y. l.
ne, "a President and stephen Mapes esg OF 70 o.
Madsnane n Y, being secretary The bnd on
On On tbelr water privileges, aud not alo" 'aeH
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKRTs.

what 81 l36si 63 Legal Tenders, IA.
EHWORLEAE March ICotIon market doopng Mddlngsi ut
iss Gales 2SOO bales receipts 09 bales Gold 1871 Exchange
St,rug 1871: Commercial ill0t2i NewlOk sght per cent
premium Sugar armi Common. e Prne lile aoAa'ss h@
W,LNsdrox c. March lspidh Turpan,ns active With 81
.aucrg tealuey a Gct3c Rosu 10 better demand AZ 9l ''s
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pONDs STOLEN.

ALBANY March 1sB u + sS5 SSbf1Penadorn n Sends stolen
soheheeta9Hy 9 L Depbew Charles Springer, week hgO
today iey are oS b92d. Se PacS S inc RAILROAD the
latter numbered 2.26s, 2,267, and 2'zo''
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

/. L-There is an asylum for inebriates at Bing-
hamton in this State.
A Constant Reader.-The Lldae Estdoddo. or Stnked
Plain of New Mexico and Texas, was called by tho
early Spanish settlers because they were Obliged to
erect stakes to indicate the route IT, the region
being destitute of trees other natural land marks.
w. G. H-The seven wonders of the world were
the Pyramids of Egypt the Hanging Gardens OF
SemirSnris at Babylon. tho temple of Diana at
Ephess tho statue Of Jupiter at Athens by Phdias,
the Mausoleum Of Halicamassus, tha Colossus OF
Rhodes and the Pharos of Alexandria.
Barror--You will find all the information you need
on the subject of Turner's "Liber StudlOrum' III
Lowndes's photographers Manual" We do not
know Of any copy of the work for sale III this city
in0ure of j. w. Luyster, No. lSo tulton-st Sabln
81 Sons. No 81 Nassau-st.; and j. w. BoutOn, No 4lt
Broonie-st. The book is now exceedingly rare, and
no copies are worth buying except OF the original
edition.
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FUNERALS TODAY.

BALL0W SAMUEL b. Christ Church. Bedford ave, BrookiTs
BISHOP. PHBB MILLER No 255 Cumberlardst DrOsklJo.
CASSIDY. MARY, No. l8l VaTiek.st
KEENAN,, ANEE corner Warren aud Neyins-sta. Brooklyn
LINDSAY HANNAH. No. IOt Concordst. DTOoklTn
MARTIN MARY r., ST. Jame.s Cathedral JaJst, BrooklIa
KORCOTf SARAH No 642 GreenwichsL
O'BRlEN, BRIDGET SAMON No. 495 Tenth-aYe
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For Illinois and 1liss0url Trade.
ADVERTISE IN TIKI QUINCY WHO,
lRnahhshsA In 1871

BAILHACnR 4 PHILLIPS. PubIiherh -
circulation OF THk QUINCY WHO
AND RBPUBLICANbs been largely increased and II h
o medium dealers OF Wsssa Aoia and
Northern Missouri
THK published both daily sad weekly II estelaEz
newspaper Republican 10 poiioa
specially Commercial News having editor empoyed
10 attend solely the commercial department Quincy located the
Mpp! River 400 mis above ST. LOaia Is the sseoad city l
nos 10 poputnsu busaea The population
Numbers about 5000 Oua Several hundred bunss
erected annually The bridge eomDesd mana
point which Illinois spd Missouri connected
The bak Of sreuAoa distributed the following Osnusst
IinOs-Adams Hancock KnoI. MeDonOagA Schnye, Heary
BrowR sangamen Morgan, Pike, Macon.
hsond-S0tnd Clark Suvan Adair Knox Lewis Lnn haeon
Shelby. Marion Monroe, Livingston. Chautoa. 0rsBdy.
Terms for advertising very moderate. AdireAs
BAILHACRB PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy whg Qaiscy III.
At GenIn's former Superintendent, D'AncOna's, Ne
W SltRATe. tbs beat 81 LAT uAl uiactGTed SaI 81
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19

The Balston spa LIihia sprisg Water ssniaus dsubs
HI quaaty VI other sFHnSs Is eoui -
sssei spece hiEey seoloas chiaBesa Theass
bilious Complaints Sod b. Az druggists T Ene be eonsiDstds
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19

90 IS Cods ra,psp'ue .i,sdy :, 81 esaSa f stead, at ss
Cotton qa.esi hi6h1fa re ffI IlNtI
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Decislon by seerelaty IfIsh.

RHshton's (F. W COD Liver OIL
is superior to the BEST No 10 Asio Rsse cor Bafcsya
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19
SpisiaI QOtitss.
DIR. schenck on Dyspepsia.


SYMPTOMS OF DYSPBPSA-A sense OF falue" hEhaes' asa
weight n the stomach together sausucy aes offensive
bechiBg and vomiting and deal Of what
person calls sEOue feeling the pit Of the stomach equsutJ
there pspson Of the heart which physicians mistake for
heart disease; and this condition coated with
or rough portions Of the stomach similar
p what throws out the gastric aiee and Whsa
the stomach gets thick Of slime H. prevents the gastric ss
flowing and digestion sCBRNCKS sEA"EBD TONIC
dog ts mueus slime restores the stomach 10 s natural
condition.
sCHREcKs MANDRAKE PILLS also required Of this
morbid matter TWords Of the consumption caused from
this diseased The liver becoming torpid ceases
70 throw out bile aud in whole deranged The
mueus membrane bronchial tubes snphrss with the other
organs before the patient Of IT, he or she has ooaeh %
pOlm0n@ry consumption
sCHRYeKs PULMoNIC SYRUP cannot ae. freely through the
blood when the system this Octeup condition. without the aid h
the Seaweed aud Mandrake Pills The liver has al the
sran and when morbid condition blood aud bile
through mixed the whole body low and the
blood 50 thick hardly through the veins s majority o.
occur from Of the blood The Man
drake the liver similar to eaome or they do what that does
1t uroks the gaddcr starts bile and the blood begins 10 cir
sue saura through the veins aud the hemorbge ceases IT, whes
srou, are attacked with hemorbag they would m take good
stve something that would act liver they would bs
nOyed nom bleeding the ani the only for ssa
gents are temporary. and rate and lay the ground
work consumption
Dr. sCHBNCK will be professionally No. q BOnd NeWYork
TUESDAY March gives advice free bat for thorough sIAn
nation the hugs Respromee the price s. Ohee hoan
from ga ~ to D
Price Oftbe syrup and Saveed 81 per bOts
or 81 hatoIen Mandrake Pills. z5 box full suppJ et
Dr. seheBekG medicines for sale at all times At his
Also. for sale by all druggists and dealers
Sold also wbOesas and retail By JOHN HENRY No 81 PSkro
Eex.Yok
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!
D. wssr Co. Ne. ~ cogrlan1i't. The DKEP wELL PgEg
s purchased a yoe years ago. has IN saaed
Tee AMI has gyes earr sstaeou has sasrs 70 all thai
prOlsised m HI HEeILroS Fsh-"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-19

PURPIES THE BLOOD CUhBS SCROFULA and all Chronic
Disease, Of The Blood Liver and Knes Recommended by the Med
zeal Pacuty aud many thousands Of best eh For Testimonials
oY REMARKABLE eures RosadaiS Almanac for this
Prepared only h. Dr. j. LAWRENCE Co, No 81 Exchange
P' JOHN Y. HENRY.
No Psrk.r Nax.Ya
The New York herald., 1869-01-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, 1900.
PETITION OF MRS. LINCOLN TOR PENSION.
The SPEAKER presented, under the RUE the peu-
ton OF Mrs. Abraham Lincoln for pension which
was referred TO the Pension Committee.
rEEs or oAucERs or LIQUORS.
Mr.. McCrlIouGn. ldem) OF MI, onered resolu-
ton calling on the Commissioner Of Internal Rove
nue for information as 10 the rate al which nc has
nxed the fees OF gaugers for gaugIng aud inspecting
uuorS under the act Of July 70. Is6S section ffty-
three. Also ~ to how much revenue mas Oeen re-
ceived for inspecting and gsugins liquors unuer that
act u,,,. r,vs ,o,,ce thar no won,d
cali nm ater tbe morning hour, his bill 10 provide
for the general resumption OF specie payment
REMISSION or DIRECT TAxEs ~ SOUTHERN sTATBs.
SIR HEAros rep Of ~ ,n n,focscee ~, ~ uoms, on,
1891 70 provide for increased revenue from Imports,
Ac by suspendng and abating the collection OF the
uucoccted portion OF tho direct taxes made by that
section upon the States OF North caroline, south
Arkansas. Referred to the COMMITTEES OF Ways and
'ssnss' AYrxpurxr or THE PENSION LAW.
Mr.. pEnnAN, trep.l OF Me-, from the Comni.tee on on
the Irst section provides tiat no pension, pay or
bounty shall be paid to widow GaQresldent IN tlie
United states when she has been living separate and
apart nom her husband for nve CONSECUTIVE years
from him any support. The second section deprses
Of ner pension woman who leads life Of prestitu-
ton or concubinage.
MT: iscEnsoLI, repl Of H., characterized IL as an
The remaining fourteen sections relate to the de-
tail OF application and prooiB, 40.
After dapOelll6 u various amendments, chiefly
yerbab vsp0xtsd IRON NE committee. M. NIsLAck,
The New York herald., 1869-01-27
Aggregate Of liabilities

bGSiSG"te VI dUuticS. rl,1oS oot,s-D
The supreme Court.
In the Supreme Court OF the United States, on
motion of p. Phillips, A. r. Manning and Thomas
A. Hamilton, of Mobile, Ala, were admitted to
practice as attorneys and counseors Of this court.
On motion OF Hon. L. p Poland, Charles G.
Dewey, OF Rutland, Vt, was admitted to practice
an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
Case No. 6-Ethan Allen, appellant, vs.. Rolin
White ct a.-The argument OF this cause was con-
No. 25.--Ihomas W. Prince, appellant, vs. The
United States, and No $50, The Dover Five Cent
states-rhc argument Of these causes US vi was CON- COM
Inenced by Mr.. Goodrich and continued by Mr..
Black, Of counsel for the appellants.
Bids for the Pupcr Contract.
This morning the Joint Committee ON Printing
opened the bids for paper to be used for pubic
printing during the year 1862 The paper required
is divided into six classes as folows:-
Class 1.-2, 200 reams uncaenderel paper, "a by
3S inches Class 10 900 reams caiendered paper "a
by 3s and % by "a inches. Class g. 1000 reams
Ciassa.-l.ooo reanls superiinc map paper 10 by "a
inches. Glass 500 reams writing paper, o. va.
rious sizes. Class d-3,l 100 feams paper Tor Post
The bids received were as follows:-Charles Mar
gee Co. rniadelPha h 400 s reams class at
ls 4ol0o cents per lb; class g. at the same.
gussei Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass,
at 10 l5 cents per pounds class o. at IL 4710o cents
per pound II. Kingsland, New Jersey, classes and
4, at II 4 cents per pound. w. J. Bryan, New York,
all OF class at IL 47o0; class 8, at II 10. Camp
bell, Hall Co., New York. class 1, at l5 9lo; class
2, at is 4J-100; class 3, at 1884, Banchald Mohun,
Washington, ID. c., class g. at 2D4. william w.
Harding, Philadelphia. 10000 reams, class l, at
15 95ioo. William IL. Holman, Baltimore, 1900
reans class l, at 10 SQ-l00. Z. W. Weeks, Albany,
\. y, 22 600 realms, class at Id 46l0o per pound;
5000 reams, class 2 at Is cens 5000 reans class O.
at 17t6 cents ii. M Clarke x Co., Boston, $4,000
reams ~ 4i; 5000 reains class 2 at l74: class 3,
AZ 1884. class o. ut 2l4 cass0, ut 17ss J. A. Weed,
New YORK, class l. at 1914; class ?, at l13s Class
8, at 211s. II. ii. Moore. Philadelphia, Class /, at
1e 4Il00; class 2. 1875 class 3. Ieis; class T. at
25: class g. at 2is: class g. at IL 43l00. s. D.War
ren, Boston, class at ~ cents class 3 at Is; class
., ut 1915. J. II. Bryson, class s. at 2sls. Kssup &
Moore, Philadelphia. class ., at is 40-i00 and
10 tl-l00; class 3, at 20; class at 2j class 0, at
Is $500. T.. Magee Co., Philadelphia, 1900 reams
at 10 l6-i0o; class 2, at Is 65-lo5; class 3, at
ls 65-l0o
Tie bids win be considered by the committee
and contracts owarded IN the course OF few days.