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Imported PercherO7e Stallion
.CONOUEROR.,.

-A-AsDE<VA WV - " OS0Os Wv eSGtVVVVOAV
$ CONQUEROR.''
q This celebrated Stallion will stand for
GN the season Of , 1899, at the the, stable Of the
~ Il THE P. S. s. p. DEPOT, IN SACO, ME.
He is years old, stands II hands high and weighs
1000 pounds of splendid figure and action; o beau
tful dapple gray; perfectly sound, and believed to
be the best horse Of his kind imported; kind to
ride or drive will work in all harness; was import
ed at great expense by the Massachusetts Society for
present owner for the purpose of introducing an inn
proved breed OF Draft Horses in this State.
Notwithstanding his size, he has trotted single
mile in four minutes twelve miles an hour, and
walked five miles an hour This latter feat is be-
lieved to be in horse OF his size and
is very valuable feature in draft horse, and one
that he imparts to his progeny in marked degree.
Terms, $25 for the seas ON; to be paid at the
time of service. As it is desirable to leave only
perfect class OF stock from this horse he will serve
only such mares as sound. All mares sent from
distance will be furnished good pasturing at 81, ,25
per week. and will be received at the depot or boat
and taken to the stables free OF charge. While ey-
cry attention will be given to their safety, the sub
scrber will not guarantee against theft or accident
will pay the following prices for the two best
at the Maine State Agricultural Society's Fair in
~ s ~ HORACE WooDMAN.
Statement Of Thomas Motley, Esq, First V7ce- Pres
Sdent Massachusetts, Society FOR Promoting Agri-
culture.
The Percheron Stallion Conqueror was selected by
one of the veterinary surgeons OF the Royal French
College, and sent to this country by Messrs. John
MunToe & Co., OF Paris, under express orders from
the Trustees of tho Massachusetts Society for Pro-
noting Agriculture" and arrived by steamer from
Havre in New York, in July, 1864, and arrived at
my stables July 5, 1864. He was considered one of
the finest horses to be had.
THOMAS MOTLEY, 1st Vice President
Mass. Society for Promoting Agriculture.
Will also stand at my stables, the celebrated Ham,
bletonian Stallion
MOUNTAIN BOY,o
a grandson of "Rysdyk's Hambletonian." He is
four years old, blood bay stands sixteen and halt
hands high, of fine figure and action, and weighs
1850 pounds Terms $40.
Also the splendid bay Stallion
ssAUNTERER,,.
Sired by 'sNed Davis" Che by "Hiram Drew'') who
trotted his mile in 2.37-dam sSea Foam, who made
her mile in 2.35. "Saunterer' is five years old,
good stepper and kind in harness. weighs $50 pounds
and stands fifteen and quarter hands high.
Terms, SIS.
DV This stock has been selected with special ref
0rence to the improvement of the breed pleasure
and draft horses and the terms service have been
fixed at price which is within the reach OF every
man who desires to raise good colt.
For further particulars address.
HORACE WOODMAN,
p2ieod3m Saco, Maine.
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WANTED
Wanted!

Wanted!
A FEW workmen to make Moccasins. Good
IN pay and constant employment given for the
season. Enquire of VIM. H. NEAL & co.
Saccarappa, or LORD, HASKELL & &C.,
July 22-du Portland Me.
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Watches, JeweIry, sc.

j. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 1ss Middle street.
j. W. & H. H. McDUFFEE, ,eer. Middle q Union sts
G. W. wINGATE, Nos. III and 1is Miad's street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, "a Middle St'' FOX Block. 0
r. r. HILL, No. 81 Federal Street.
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is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 year; if paid in advance, at $500 a
wear.
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LITTLE CHEBEAGUE ISLAND
SuInmyside House,
EMERSON DYER, Proprietor.

a The nSunnyside House" upon this favor
xkRI ite Island retreat will be open to perma-
tHk nent boarders and transient company af-
Il v ter July 4th, go, The Island is one of the
Ek14s most delightfrh spots in Casco Bay and
every comfort will be afforded guests of the House
upon reasonable terms. Unsurpassed facilities for
fishing, cunning, yachting, sea bathing, &c.
The steamer ella will run to and from Portland
twice day, and the yacht "Sunnyside" will run
occasional trips and make her headquarters at the
Island, subject to the Older of guests.
Parties wishing to procure the Island for ex-
cursons will apply to Capt Nit hell of the steamer
Ella. juiy1d2m
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After the same spirit Of piqusnt comment
on human life, the forthcoming marriage of
the second son Of the vicomte Lemaurois has
been announced, The yicomte Lemaurois
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

Perhaps no one medt
cine is so universally re-
luired by everybody as
. cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PilE. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more eaec-
tual remedy than any
It, fTyI.AcA xx<1,r h.x,A
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Political Atmosphere-Emile de Girardin-
Mules Simon-TRe Emperor Electioneer-
ing-M. Picard-Catholic Clergy direc-
ting Excitement among the Protes-
tants- Amusements in Paris-Arttsts-
Newspaper gosSip-etc. etc.
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The Army Of the Potomac Reunion-S Summer
Days-Ausic and our German Population
Health of the City Siesoart's proposed Phi
lanthrOpies
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8.
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Call and see Him

But conducts his examinations on strictly scien
tifc principle and viii challenge any medium 1or
atoct
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-01-23
LIFE INSURANCE.

The TRAvHL Ens alss grants al approved orms II fan
Life Insurance AZ Low rates Of pre- Aium etAar tho
mUruAL pan- the former at rates 10 bws "
be- equal - . large dividend In advance.
PaF4icipAtng policies give I'll the proAfs 10 Ne
sured dividends available annually, 70 i~ersnss the
the policy, 70 nqudats next yars pssmi-
ums 70 puFchass inds1nity for disabling irnrss m
advnncs the amount Of % per week for each ei 600
Insured thus guar1naeeing the dividend 20 that ex-
tent
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In ia Life Departments, the Travelers has ALREADY N
tts nrs twenty mcnthf snness written over SO0 pom
cesa areater number thAA aay other hfs conpany in
the same lime with one excspnanl.
IN i1 Accident Department. IL kas written upwards u
125 00o policies, and
Paid Three Quarters efa AiRion IN Losses,
including zoo Iossssby nSn-ffAl injury ana III
death loeIes b. nocidenl 10 sheh the lnrRs en- z
ssOs 900 was realised ior 81 80 resolved In pselmns
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The Travellers also combines with any spprsvs& Ssrn
o. ia nie insurance., When ass.ed, ne peynsns q .
dent thus combining all The beneets Of both Lie and
Aeedsnt insurance under one policy and prs@ia@, -
rat less than mons companies charge for L Esurnne7
alone This TORN Of policy meets with mnch hvor, and
be rreFssers ID the oniy eomp4ny thss wrisss h.
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wsisssh ibr he ApvcoAss.
Dosst Tkeu I.oys NE Vow ~ Thsn.

N xRs. Axnn v. =. RxszsErs.
Deus sheu love - In lifs's H.ornlns,
when nc cIsud ear sks oasrcass;
An1 ths suasss seemed - linEsrs
Long upsa shs vessels masa-
And the waves In msrry laashtsr,
Lsapsd and Eambolsd as cur isss.
spiashius, daahing. fail q music.
Rrsm he wild unfsthomed deep.
Dost thou love me - ln Eirlhood;
when tho bloom was on my cheek.
And no anguish stirred the bossn,
ofyssr <nris. then % msek.
Dost thoa love ~ In lisss springtims,
When ny heart wAs Hight aad gay.
And no sisknsss threw NJ shadow.
Our my bright and happy wag.
Dost thou love q when ~ wandered.
Down sse neansssn's siopins dos.
Lissenine 70 he gentle strsanlsa.
Der its mss<y bosom glida
Love q whcn ths fsAthsEsd sopsstsrs.
Tuned sof n their simpls lay,
Az ws strAy'd scross the nsaaowss
Perfunsd with The nsw-nOwsn hay.
Dost then love % true and fondiy
Az thou didss In pears gone by.
When Thy besam newer yielded
70 the pressure of sish.
Love a. when uniettered sladnew,
Bsamed upon.Shy nobIs brow.
AID no worldly cares sans crowding
Ger shy path, - tAsy Do now.
Search thy heart and sss n any
Geld indiGsrencs lnrks within.
Bor 10 wa worm that canksrs.
Deep 10 any other sn.
Bus cannot cam that ialsshooA
DwsIIs wishin thy lovins heart;
No, In ono we arc united,
May ne'sr In spsrit part.
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open on
SATURDAY EVENINGS
Means for TdeDtifvinr nepodter.,

A40ans A"N SoooNATAnk Oepo0tofmt
When new Deposition rFst comes TO the Savings Bank
precautions taken and records made that he may
aiways be Identified, and 30 IN In q book lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The bE t0ess Of this Institution E confined sxeusey
70 the recps and care OF Savings Depost and Punds
deposited in trust No Commercial or General BAnA-
Ing business s transacted.
certain proportion OF the funds are invested by lean
upon real estate In the city Of Chicago In makn9 snch
ans, preference 10 always given applications from
Depostora Of small who have accumulated In the
Insttu Ion sufficient funds pay Tor lot Of ground
and des re ~ borrow something 10 aid them IN
erseting buildings TO be u.s. PermAns homes for
themselves and families.
sSAoney renilted by Draft TO Europe or elsewhere
for DepoStors-
A9-rhe Plans OF Cheap Cottages, selected BY q eem.
pite Of depositors 10 this Institution, may be
the Savings Bank
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THIS INSTITUTION IL
Exclusively a Savings Bank !!
NO OTHER BUSINESS Is TRANSACTED.
Sums as Small as One Dollar /!


n be received from any persOa, and Rank Book wI
l. furnished without charge.
Married women.
And Minor Children may Depoat money % thai No One
else can Draw il.
May deposit Money IRON time 70 time and bers maklns
The nIst Deposit, may Provide by Vote, how and b
whom v shall be drawn out and, provided q cory d
Iee Resolution Be furnished 70 the Savings Bsuk
Money will be paid, unless its prOvslons are ssxicth
Dspositors.
Whether Foreigners CtIEens have The same Rights a.
2 Property and In case Of Death. Money their
Credit viii be paid 70 their Legal Representative,
whether they are In this country or elsewhere.
Wills.
Printed Forms of willis have been prepared bv the Conn
sel q the savings baEk, that any DeposltoF may
legally designate who may take ARE Of III
Money and Pr perry, aud be Guardian Of his Children
10 cas- o. he Death thus much tDc0nvenence and Rx.
pen.e may be avoided An ufacer Of the Savings Bank
without any charge for his prepares WIN or
any Depostor applying.
Interest
a. the rate OF ax per cent per annum h paid on an
sums o. Five Dollars % more bat interest 10 only paid
on the half year day that l. the rst dAv ef yAnuary
and On TIE hrst day Of July, IN each year.
Interest In Estimated
from ths half year day "A AoE for every noaih that the
200 snen on ospes as. been ~ the s.snEs bank
est day az deposit 1be rate Of interest is
allowed on all snms whether large small
IF Money il Drawn out
between the hafyeAry Interest days interest 10 only
stepped on much a. s thus a-NWn out not on what
remains.
Notice
is not ordinarily required before money % drawn. q
sufficient funds kept available 70 pay D~poeaors
Ehea they want " ther money, bGt Ee 10
Quire notice k reserved purpnss or preventing
"runH," which are not alioWed.
Working People
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THE PIONEER COMPANY.
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Coy,
or Hartford, 0onn.
Assets, Ham. n, HS@@, eoAo, ,039. On

INSURES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS
Causing Death or Total Disability fron La
bog Business.
AccsBHEF PoLIoIzs written for any tafm frsm ons
month year. insnrins from e500te 01o Geo eass
Of fatal accident eS 70 $50 weskly lndsmaiy OF
tally disabling injuries caused BY accident q - annnel
cost Of o. 70 VS. per 900 ding 70 oecupaon and
snd hazard.
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INTEREST at the rate OF SIX PR CENT. PER AN
ACH tree from government tax, gill be paid upon all
depusEs % tne Dollar and upwards, which shall have
hseu tposited Tor the term OF one or more calender
months.
lrsrsst rot Withdrawn w be added to the principal
~ ne Dspostor the FIRST dass Of January and July
Ari All! te entitled to Interest the original
deposit thereby gyins to tho depositor SEMI AkRU
L cou pound interest.
Merchants other BUSINESS men can deposit aud
eneck out their money daily msy suit their convent
8 r. M
Por the accommodation Of WORKING people, the
Bank vii b. kePt open Saturday kYenings from Six 10
Eight O'clock.
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THUS { 30 - -f-ll.lIF
BACON wHEyLER Director of Commercial Nasion.I
Rank Chicago
JAMES ". scovILLB, Of scoyi1s A Harvey. Real
Estste snd loan once
o. ck0NSH.fE- agent Mutcal LIS Insurapce Comma
ny Of New York.
a. ,. CHURCHILL, - Chicago.
p. ". GATES, President RAsle Woyku Manufacturing
Company
s. v. RAwscN, Manufactures Of and dealer IN Boots
and Sh e.
r. BUCHANAN. Jr., Treasurer National Savings Bank
Utica, n. Y.
g. B. My r. formerly teller of Union National Bank
a. d. buchanan, Cashier Commercial National Bank u
Chicago.
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WESTERN BRANCH oFFrcR.

JULIUS wHIFs, Maaassr.
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The RIGHTS OF LABOR.
6P r Z G H
HON. S. f. CARY,
pRlIvHnEp m FaB
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
JANUAREss, 1859.

The House being in the Committee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union
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utuk necessarily closes It's doors. lt 70 not
possible that currency legalized as repre-
senting COIN, when there is not q dollar In
coin for every promise to pay q dollar, can
Dc stable, tniform, and adequate TO the
purposes OF exchange and payments. The
of repeated experiments, With their disas-
-trous failures, demonstrate that paper
money based on coin 10 fraud and swindle.
As the value Of money il wholly extrinsic
from the material Of which it is coined. and
is purely legal or representative. II shonld
be mede OF some Substance that is cheap.
portable, Light, and not easily counterfeited.
As n deed for . farm written on paper. ia
just as good as x on parchment, or an il
engrsven on . plate Of goid, 80 4 piscs D!
paper which the government has stamped
and declared 20 be ten dollars, and which Il
will receive In payment or taxes or duties,
and which is legal tender for ten dollars,
will buy q barrel OF -four as well M gold
eagle. The latter is more valuable for
watch cases and rings, but 90 money thew
are OF equal Legal value. The yardstick d
. measure Of length, and it 10 of no moment
what its material, IL it IL three feet long
A pound weight is d measure OF quantity,
and If 10 weighs pound who cares whether
its material Il gold, iron, or Leads A dol.
lar 10 MEASURE OF value, and II stamped by
national authority. and 10 at all times worth
: dollar in the purchase Of property, in pay,
msns OF tsxes and debts Of every kind, ii
may be made OF gold, silver, paper, or any
other convenient substance. Treasury osr
ti6cases such - are proposed by my bill b.
| ing legal tender for Al purposes, wouli
conssitase uniform and stable currer Nv
and, like gold would BE- redeemed In an,
lpropsrty for sale within the limim Of "a,
Rspubllcs When . person wishes TO tssys
abroed or purohass goods il other sountriss
be must pSoyids himself with whaseger com
/ modisiss Ne can Bet sxokanks fcr ths lers
tender Of the country to which he goes
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-. - IL ImllFs eold 'eolsees q
= uerA weld scarcely bs sufaeient to
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p,CcENCEDS 1PPTVED

FROM LIvBRPOOL-Iu steamship Cuba Aug 2-Mr and
wsmbod Mr.. Bernard $ G. Campbell Mr. aud Mrs G.
Smith Mrs. w. b. Miller Mrs. H. A. Durand.
REQ Nj aud Mrs Armstrong children Aad md Mt Coekaye
Mr. Richard Cother Mr. and Mrs MAY Mrs Rohy Hiss
Welsord B. Beeon Mrs Frothingham Mr. and
II Carter Mr. David Henry and brother
Caske MISS Hutchinson Mr. Wurtz 4dauehers and
hs Pree infant and ehd Mr. and Mrs W scohed and M
hDd Miss e. Van BuHt J. T. Lee Mr. Mrs Barrett Mr. and Mrs
u DsntIer and children, Could daughter W. Wright wife
aud Mr aud Mrs. w. H. Ho MI Mrs Chareswoh
Hannah Boutwell, Mess s. Stein Ward KDy Hunt
ingion, NAV, smith. Robinson Bnns, and others
PROM LlVBKPOOL-In steamship CITY Of Paris Aug 2ACapt
Russell and lady M W. H. Owen. D. and lady h. Pnor
Mis- Po Mrs Hope and child Dr. lady Miss Castle Dr.
Hedge Mr. Windsor Binder LADY, Mrs Wright Mira
Tate child Dr. Gegan Miss Gegan Nj Won osh kedng lady
ehd Mrs Moss Mrs Brotherhood and infant Miss frnan Dr.
e. Harms Mr. Burgess Miss Nortbrup Miss PoNesaud Mrs
Bcksou Mrs Mr. and Mtssrs Emberson
Lynch Hunter Dickson Prom ai1Mr r. b. Seelon
Guild and lad Wright and lady Mr. C. Evans Dr.
Hal and sdy. Mrs. PuBta and infant, Mrs Malay.
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IN this case, I decline to discharge the prisoner.
discharged from custody The boy, James Dorsey. lie
gay held and discharge granted. BY Judge Jones-Ed-
wards AIT. Nedenmesler ct alMOt0n granted. Bensel
Rg Baker ct a-Judgmen for plaintiff for $40 40 with
costs Moses agt Banker ct Case settled ana Med IN
Clerks Office. Fiuuin agt MallOy.-Au engrOssed copy
corrected by Judge having the exhibits written OUT
Hful be submitted 70 him for his fiat. Hausman agt
JacOb-Deault opened far 70 permit defendant 20
IN and answer onIpayment Of $40 cost OF opposing
be served and payment % be made IN
Kelley agt HansOn.-Afdavs before disposed Of FISK
jr. agt Riddle.-Motion granted without costs.
SUPREME COURT BROOKLTN-S SPECIAL TERM-By
Judge TAPpEN.-Susapnah ID. French agt. Thomas b.
RhOdes-MOuOn denied provided suretles Justify &c
Margaret Allen agt. George G. Advantageous lot
plaintiff. Thomas IT, l. wilcox agt. Hiram = PeTTy.-
Judgment for plaintiff
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All who have real estate for sale or 10 lei,
ana those desiring 10 purchase or rent such property,
will md Il ~ their interest To- advertise 10 THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper aud IN addition 10 this advantage InL TEBuNE
win be found not only Ncv York and ali 81 elites and
villages but iu every STATE and Territory throughout The
Union The advertisement should bc a' brief Will
allow Of the advantage cuuod uc.ug made clear 20 tho
reader We would especially dwell uu the !dct that the
subscribers for the three edition, OF 1HE JEBUSE. Daily
Semi Weekly and WccEiy COMPRISE individuals n every
pusiucs profession; consequently advertisements 10 cach
are read By all classes. THE TRIBUNE dcyocS especial
attention 20 reports Of sales OF real estate both IN city
aud country thus adding greatly tu the value OF IT. col
umus as an advcrtstur mcdum The charge, Tor adyer
tsuc are ~ follows: DAILY TEHrNE. p cents per line
for each Insertion WrENN TRIBUNE, 81 per line: sLN-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % ccurs pen line. About Ten words Of
oir Wide columns aycia., lime TERMS. cash iu advance
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or kBw1oRk.............."......Ausss,a "a

FORT OF NETWORK, ........... ...........Augsrt -
CLEARED.
SsnshipSeota Judfns Liverpool Etna Lookhead Liverpool
HALIFAX Leo. Dearborn Savannah Niagara baAeman Richmond
ke Gaucas Walden. Boston
Boble.
BrgsCovadouga Wives Gibraltar Cor orders; Alberto Scotto
SeBoa Rensbsw sylvester Leona, Iusp Rockland n b.
Murche Shalee; q. L. Dale Pierce. Baltimore.
Schrs-Pccsy Morris Port Elizabeth; Eta Jackson Tampcoi
Gdresye Carroll Baltimore; o. c. Ackea HO6bie Stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cuba Noodle Liverpool Aug H. and Queenstown 10
BdSe and
Steamship City Of Dubn Euyon, Antwerp mdse and
steamship Ebgaad Thompson Liverpool Aug IT, and queenstown
r. Bdst and
Steamship CITY Kennedy Liverpool Aug Il via Queenstown
8 aud Halifax p mdse and pass.
steamship Salvador Nckerson savannah Hte and
Steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston mise and
Cutivator Russell Liverpool july IT, mdse and
Barb Prince MeMAnu Malaga June via Cat June o. lead
scbr Palma ireland Georgetown. C., naval stores
DOMESTIC PORTS.
23-Arrved ship MARY, from Hong Kong
Carsd Rsoan for New YORK; Sarah Mara for Ne 500 New
Liverpool; CruEader for Bakrs Island
HoDouu SAILED for NoeTas Portou Singapore Jvepoo
DIVA DAVIS, for Manila; Blanche, for Calao.
FOREIGN PORTS.
J0NDoNnRRRY Auc 2A-The steamship Nova ScoaD from Que
Al ibis paTt to-day.
GI1seoa Aeg -lbe steamship David Quebec arrived
to-gay.
Aug 10. arrived al this port Yesterday.
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Captains pursers arriving This port requested %
aSer psckages NewlOk Associated Press only 70
PeTsou exhibiting wtten authority Of j. W sonton General
Agent packages Journal Of Commerce I1ss IRBUNE
ErDcss EUeHg Post Commercial advertiser, Stda
Zeg aud De0kTat should also be oelVered ouI e
III
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Corporation Qutitts.


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ SEWER CONrRACTORS-Separste SEALED PROPOSALS.
each the OF DE shcl relates the pane
II o'clock Monday August 90 lst9 io the eOusruetoH Of
src FIN .trref between 81 and Lrtrgtonaves Abe 90
sui 4- between 2daveHue aud Es't River aud IN ''oAeHue
S, I5 Warrington and Green streets between Dehros,e,
ana Canal Croaervs t.eea Duane ard 5ay LsPnTi n,.@se9
Iu Bro1me.srrri bet Ceutrr AID Authenticated
spec l astree' from shauue 70 AM through 90 avenue "
Spec. l6--Ia 3Lareuue bet. 95i snd lo7th,treet2
Spec l7lu llRlstre bet lst AID 3Iave lAistfrrt 'el I
au 3bsv,s and Iy'uieei bet Avenue ap1 Harlem e WIZ
spec is--Iu ,tbs,rest between i.syr and Avenue b.
tst Montgomery GoccG and NoI'k SIS bet
Rusoa Sheire between stanton aua ousi"n
Soc. Ji,a. sew r IN 6stst and Ea River aud Avenue A.
spe. 2i-la ,;t. avenue between 200. aui lo8hreets
spec u ,zti. bet .. AID 'tayes aud 10 '7ihst, bet l
S l5I ialavc bet 28th aul 2gih-s,rests Receiving
BASINS asdrsrrbed DO this srrc.acsiion.
See 1aerou1 Drains byaeen 5oih and 65tb streets and be-
S,a, 25-Ia ms avenur. between 18Th anil 1llstreet.
Proposals s also tine for paving seroDd
ayr- rom l4t Go with NIcol,on pavement
ge plans these works be- seen aud Specifications AID n
l1s Dds obtained % app.rat.1g o. Clos H.lne
h h51F bS iaaaGGa, croop Aqqeaue. Board
gro 8. GREENE
New YORK Angus; &c. 1859
VROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Separate sealed proposals ea9 'na' WIZ me W. , Of NE
o4gg will received this Office ua % o'clock m q "edme'
Day Angus % from persons gay sroTs " "a. 1n B'GSI CIV
of yeyYot for the having the BoEu aud Miller pavement 10
Nof.1 Moor IL. from " e.. pm ~ ~ % 1 " CS,s"
CeHtres 90 Hroli"ayi aad ir i.r ''tE q" ''' rs '"A
pavement 10 0u- Hundred AMI Tueutt from Ihr' {" Slia-r
for b oy.s.re on m tp 1e contract at Office
EoBERT L. DAERAGH. Gro. Aqt Bonri,
Gtu. B. GREENE,
Yev.Yort, August D. l5g3