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ttsIns snd uurser this elnese %
Ir addressed tie HewYoTk Associated Press cas- 70
persons exhibiting tie written authority Of W. Sgouo Gelral
hgept News packages o Commerce I TRIBUNE
World Sua Express Eraug Post Contercidi AdrT stats
ZRg and YORKER DsOkTat should also be delivered onI 70
tha
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Corporation 9oti,ss.

OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. each niosti WIN se we
or Tie Wurk which relates the ~ TIE hler ha 'ue 44
its prescuou bc received at ihi once aht u "
MONDAY june ilt Jr tie construction oi TONE BLUM FA'h
MENTS n the following streets. a. vii: '...
Cooatr.si IT, from Pearl TO Soutl.stleet;
West Washiugtoupace. from 4tlsirtet 10 t'h aFehuei
Fott,. Eth street, IOm 10Th % llth-avcuGci
Slrty.t rstst from ~ To sfh-arenuei
Portvhnts,rret, luu fth 90 sll uycuuti f
MAIDS avruGc, f2d a. bbth'slIteti
I2itL street. ilon 5fh o. Clh aveBlri
28th street hom rr0ad,sy 90 0th.Gyenne'
3l,tstrcu fon 81 To LrIug geuuei.
Nutharenue from 5Jl 20 5il street; . .... ...
Tepth.strret from rondway 10 University place;
street from aiayeuue 10 hsst hHeri ..
Avenue b. from Houston 10 lNhslrert aud
bstreet from LIST TO 5th-aTenue 80, i,
,iI ~ 'nnlan Al hi onea THOs. STEPHENS, Cpt05
lAusu ou PP'''N - 80 ROHr Il. DARRAGH AqL
New York jane I, 1909. GEORGE s. GkEbNh) b"1'l
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autitt, If panhrnut;r.

Us MmsHlLs Oyycg. D. D. OF PEsXsILgAsiA,(
PHiLsDELPHlA. Jiue Q, 1907 )
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
- IA diy ofJaBs A. D. lgc9 WanaE b. BahlIugy was sea.
ih The ks nfCHAKLES henry FlILEk ie eopartper Ea
hsn 2. Fss A. Parr CO. u Philadelphia 10 tne CstT
afeba Pennsylvania vito has bssu tudgsd BtnG
f oau Ffn tat the 81 Debts ADD delivery
a1f pysT bsngg sae Bakfupt 90 h o. for s use ard
W fsaasf Forbidden ~ law that neetuE
t Creditors said BsLlfHp T. 1er debts ana 70 cheose
- % asgness Of H. Esists Will be bed a. Court OF bshh
t - he hssh CS Wsluut street CT 81 Philadelphia, ue
1ae a N aeoek Al M H. a. GREGORY,
= 81 gaE9aV y y MsTrhal MsGssnge.
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OTYIcg % THK CHiEF hSG!SEZR MEuruIs III PAso AND
PAcir.C RAILROAD CONrANT, No Is AZciANiEI L~c@


P1cir.c RAILROAD COErASr, No Cj AZcuANiE.TL~ca'
NEv-YOHE Jurr g. 1851
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS-ME
PHIs. 10 PAso ASD PACIFIC RAILROAD coAfAEl,.15
rFSRRR ffe9 Wien contracts win awarded Ac GEUbBSG
suI CLEARING GRADING, MASONRY. BkiDOlNG BALLASIlNG
CpOSS TEs AID TRACKLAlISG Oi tie iOag portions VI sad
Railroad: -.--
Firsrhe First Division Of $50 miles between
mics el-i aud e1leAaNg
miles west fine town " Carks,ile Ia Rel River Codnty
SeeondOue buuded aud 6aJ miles, embracing ibe oeeonh Dvoo
Paris extending westward 70 I0 Unto Comfy
Specifications Prohes Mspt and Plans te examined after TIE 18Th
Of August 1909 al the Engineers 0hce In NewloIk or Jaero
Pyopas ut eonfom TO specification which viii be furnished
upop application At either the above pces heT Augnst l
Evidence Of ability complete contracts viii 10 required ana per
cent. retained until esch section Oh use miles Is LusAe
vE anon IN. First Division mus, be completed By March 1870
ma second Division must be flushed By October 1870
Evry facility furnished those wishing 70 inspect be g9pl vn
the line The road by application person a. tie Enlet Oe ~
'eAe'' J. NJ DANIEL Engirfer-inChef
Nenuhis. El Pas0, and PacGo Railroad Company
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gorsss, Carriages, e.

HARNESS, BLANKETS, HALIERS, &C,
10 ia Wooster st. between Prince aud Houston Largest and
beet Assortment Of The city At astounding 10y Is oG Gan
ouly. Can aDJ sre - '"NOboo y 80
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vprn.y,s wRATHKR RrPORT-sA m.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun se,... sun 1Jll Moon seis''''''. SiS
~ WATER 1HIs Day.
Sandy Hook,... 93i Cows Island Hell Oa'e''''l-S
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Collector Seventh District, state OF NeN-l OH
an fhecks presented parmeat Of be certified
Dsted Nea.Yofk. Juue g. 1863
sTATEs INTERNAL REYlENAUE

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
O-HGHTH COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE or NEW o ,
esuynsrZ htssBt aud Twenty ~ Ts o me
Ca WiorkNotcs is hereby gIen pursuant ." w uls 49,
reeefs irH lists ~ the vauatons ana
opvgety subject T. tax unsr provide Internal keYtnne
esppPor lle G0venHsrt ues; un The Pnc ht ave o
ether urpo. approved @ 1861 ard the aaeudato heie
% approved March 1875 Jalg b. 1907 March 1884, that TIE euts,
an1 payable and tDAl
sl persaur deput tie collection Of the same Al
ty oae No. Broadway daily (snnars erevpe from The M da
ofJsse an july 1869 Inclusive Daeen The hours OF
Va =. tnd B.
T rrerrd comprise the Special TaIss Trades
tfsksesh H. faRes. bhafd' Iabiet, 00h
N.iet Gold Plate for The eYnz lst DAY May
30 taK upaa beae. edag Jst da % Dfcm
h-r. lsosIuBs e5g lSgned) JOIN y GkDLEf Collector
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GroposaIs.
oruor op ACTING co,slss.,nT OF srngsTEscE, }

OFnCE oP Acting CoMNrssiRy oF SUBSISTENCE
FORT CoLuNBUs. NEw-YoRK lARROR, June B. 1892 }
PROPOSALS in Duplicate, with copy OF this
adyesllrut attached be received hg The ugdersgud unl
n m on be 4h instant Tor sarpyug FRESH BEEF the
York harbo aud kewfok
Cy saa beef be hch Il good marketable qnSlT IN
equal proportion fore and hind qeates nee shan ard kdn
taow excluded be delivered at the posts above uame
he from tire 90 time required aud
Commanding Officer shall designate not exceeding
four times week.
Seprate proposals duplicate will also be received by the under
hour and date above mentioned for supplying
Commissioned Ocers and their families stationed ~ the Aforesaid
supplied ereirom with such choice Fresh f - hy
nay on time require such SirlOia AID Porter House
Sk1ks Stdali1g RIBS or Ril ROGSLA .
be such as
The Coussar General shall de commencing the ls' day July
1864 ...
be required enter Into bonds for the sun OF
Five Thousand Dollars signed by two responsible surees whose names
must be mentioned U the bids. -.
he opened at y the 4ih Instant at which
time and place bidders invited 10 be present
Proposals will De marked Proposals Beef" aud addressed:
NJ OVINBy Nv Major L. = MA G. g.
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A MKRwIN. Aucuoneer
nv RANGS. MERWIN a. Co broadway cor.

DY BANGS, MERNIN a. Co, Broadway cor.
I'D 4hs-Saes Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Fuuure Gc
MONDAY and TUESDAY Juue u and IS st p, .
VERY VALUABLE OF BOOKS. retailing principally
AMERICA and AMERICAN HISTORY. among which early
printed books rern large copies aud American ahd
Eughh editions Also exceedingly au interesting WORKS con
ceuBg the late Rebellion including de u The a0nd EcdmtRer
from 1889 10 1904 Tie Heg Register chbnr, 1864, Cen Sher
aud bis Cpagns With marginal aud uap letters
Genealogical History the Lee family and autograph letter ci Gen.
T. Lee Also many beautifully illustrated works Autographs etc
NAVY DBPARTBkSr, BuKEAU CoNsTKucrOH AID lEPAR,(
WksHINsTON, D.. G., jane ~ 1893
SALE of y. s. NESSEL.-The Navy Depart
- SALE public auction the e. s. Maryland
brooklyn the 6 dav Of Jane, u ocorA the sdcNheeied
STEAMER ALGONQUIN 90 tgrs old measurement .
he vessel and her iEreuto be examined at any time 90 Spp
cation the Comuaudaut the Yard The whole amount OF The n
deposited the time 0 adjudication and the YES
SCI be removed the Yard within two weeks from the DAY
Ofslle.
Tie Government the right to withdraw the vessel from sale
for purchaser S viii the appraised value VITA al Increase OF
ten tl9) per ceulun thervo ID. ..."
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Watkntrg.

ANDREWS FRICTION STEAM HOLSTERS
~ sost nose compact well made and economical Adj
dr,ss NJ D. ANDREWS BRO. No. ~ Waerst, n I.
MARINE BOILER for SALE.-0ne new Ma
w fut1 Tuhasr BOILER 6tst class u feet vide B let
loss; steam Kinney. high Apply to CHAs W. COPELAND
Nos q al O. G.o.lEay.
MJAVrED - SECONDHAND SIIAFTING and
w lA gs n "A 100 r. iH, 100 ~ in, any portion
Address =. Box No. $50 ~ y. PostOmee
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Grpurtntrsbip gotitts. t"
DTSSOLUTI0N.-The Partnership heretofore
~ 1sung between ROBERT pARD0w. j. aud GEoHab fbl,
TOS uudcr lie Pardon feyn doing business as bankers
And brokefs Al No lGWst hereby dissolved ppvroU
. EewIoTk, jane H. 1902 NNol'ob - -,
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IT s. INTERNAL REVENUE; - seventh
Esrtb sn Seventeenth Wards Of the City Of New YORK
NOTICE hereby given Boz pursuance Of law thar pave .e1 We
Anhu List Of Valuation EuuIDerau1S aut Assessments OF a bh
tne utdsr TIE Uuel Internal Revenue Laws 1ai NE axe
toa du aat payable and that w attend ptIsoua
deputy The occ 10 the hstfopouh a
Bsik Pal ding ea.uer Seveua aud Ihrdav os{ (Saa
s1cspel until and ucudur ne Sth DAY o. june '
beiaeu tie haus o! o'clock A. and o'clock ~ m o a
The sali br Incomes OIL ne year lo' We
ises pon Cares Hard Tables Plate aDd Cola Watches for the
1870 and tue Special Taxes upon blale 4"s'
AMI PREDECESSORS iof the eudiug hprl 81, loN ,-
Az eneus shO neglect 70 The sums Que W mem
10 tbs t tfessl within hereu specified VIII be
rose liable The penalties prescribed By law - pr,vp
Coueeto- Seventh District. state Of NeN-iork
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Bort @arStu's aotifs.

-~~~~~~-~~~~~~o~~ srArn oI NsW.YoRk,
po.,WIRpExS OWES, No 70 "bha@s@
NOTICE IA hereby given, in accordance WStn
~ section Of %. passed .gS oi, Es. Yoi 70 i. pssss
Asotk.his ar having ohage q the eee nLHei ssea
Interested H. the following vessels are now uhdef HAina
sIAmnaaoe Of AT hs, the sIAaBaucas VII
don Tie s Zen aays nex succeeding hs eoes os boar SAD
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Sails By Snttiun.
GEo. A. LEAvITT AuenoDee.
SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

GEo. A. LEAvirr, AnennDeeT, 80 ,,,,,,> =,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Asorplace and Bgb.h-st LEAvIrr. SrREBBlGH
Co LUKAREs CLrALoSuED AID bOLO
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS Jube - aud IS commencing
Al aiclo each eveuHg-Sale Of VALUABLE PRIVATE Lib
RARY eomp OK pHuuA hne collection Of Choice Books
great yauy having been collected With great nd for
aay years Among which be uenioned Antiquities Rusques
vo do calf AGGtc Researches 10 8vo BaylsS Dicu0nre
vo folio; Becker Augusteum eoored plates oo Brotedon
Passes Of the Alps vels CensuIla lteraa rGA $40; Dp1
Galens D'Oesas vols. oho Harean Miscellany T'is. 4o :
crcnum Pompe vos Kukat Club folio; LayateT Essays
Illustrated vols. 4tO &c, lie Catalogues ready Books eIlb
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snttrnal Rfbtmrs.

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
y FIFTH DISTRICT NEwYORK comprising The llh lgih yts
pursuant received toe lists Of Valuations ana snn@er
Act ~ Internal Revenue
osupporl Government Interest the Public Debt and of
purposes approved Jh June 1904 and acts amenato there
srd ts' viii attend personally deputy for the collection OF be
a8 Broome corner Of ne Bosey aaby Sun
execute from ua the Zjh dr otJuue loo5 inclusive
clock and o'clock The lists befea
rerd comprise special taxes on trades business ana Pgs
Sen m The year ending Aur 49, articles IN Schedule
A. Billiard Tables Watches the Let Of March 1870 and TIE aEes
Incomes euag Dec 81 1853 All persons Who s9e
Assessments returned against tle VIVID
tds specified BY tbs notice vlu become aO 20 th pre-
serbd hv checks osd payment must - eerihed
&eE-NOTk June .. 1903 JohN MChAhH
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TREAsraT DErARTNFNr, OTncE OF lSTEl

}
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY. = Sealed
Proposas viii be received until 3oth DAY Of June
sTasi Srug pofo United states Hg east Of
operV required Tor use in their respse year ,adug
No proposals will be considered accompanied by bond uh
SUFFICIENT qIstes in The 70, Of l,e thousand o n
psrmen conditioned that W parties shah case TIE Of
tt s o 1 s s ny ry y Of the same
TIE Comm sOaer ngt and reject
osd s.,o tie ce@@.iggt Of Is'sT1n I. nsys
and Hdod Proposals f'r supplying S'aoae 10 Internal
sebe8uies Of sles to he furnished win forwarded nom
6 6li2s asGl'uo-' viva '1- q DEL1zo.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
streets (sad nowhere e pu TUBSDAY tic "a sy o. Jq9e
1853 twelve oek uoou Tor sapphE ne eoa nrd wood
0d uns Of coal. s1d thou,snd 5000 cords Zeal wood and
The coal ast he Of The q0ay Of white a s ana stove
tGp and must be delivered 10 lie bins IT the seve school
buildings The proposals must state The mines from vh Cd y " ro
espd and the price uh Of two ou'ud two hundred and
TIE qaaTss Of the vaio"s sizes Of coal required viii be about IS
hundred aud twenty-five 'uas Of esg size aud seventy
The oak wood must be the best quality tbe sticks less
The pine qaay rot less three % feet
Eth 3 3 @ price sa S5 saa s a ro Ga 1S 'siy
The P per fg' a5 IaS ns1 81 me- P on sP
The wood WI be Inspected and 1Hi the .apg1 ., 5a
Tie schools, when ordered as follows;
TSOhrls 81 the quantity required nom the hfsi dF OF Juy 20 us
tveny6 day Of August snd toe remainder required b. The Com
mittee Supplies. ,
said wood and pine DO delivered sawed AID when re-
oued sp aud piled the yards cear, bus Of
tie school buildings By The proper aut ortiz I've
contracts I supplying sad and wood be 5alng aH The "a
Of the fthfl performance Il ne
viii required aud proinsl @ b acooup1cl VIII re
sicu1tn aud residences q tie proposed su-rucs
viii DO b0gd for delivering SAID coa ana "ool ~
any Of The schools putting and p1g the lhe aI' eel
lars wants, o bias Of saii sohuo!S
rop a;, b a.gi e ne G@,s o on sgP'e. CO.. 81 S
Proposals To- Wood" a. he case mas be-
rteryt reject az n TIE pgcPna1
offered 800. TIMOTHY HICKMAN. Commits
THOMAS MURPHY 7 or
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, Supplies
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COTTU SIDE RAILROAD OF LON

COUTH SIUE hAIMhUaD - - - ngi ISs9
- ARRANGEMENT On and amer yqne lo0''
AZ. Ss Ell. leave the Roosevelt and GTandst FeTrisa a. oon
"a M Mail Cor Patehogae and Way sAtebh
10 =. Meuek AID al staiOnL . -, 80 49,.
i1aS Rrsress Patehogs stepping Jamhe Van oseam
South BAY, snd all stations east creep.
WswS pssssnse this tram will be ueIsied 'hosEh 70 bepo
,nd Pirs Island from PAebogue 4, p,.e..n.
Iso D. n Aesnmmodsuont 70 lsPi saad,ys ~ IN 49,
"a n To M,rek Saturdays tArongb TO lshp Az
III VALLEY ktrsam for RotkAwaI-Tbe m aud "
"a ,,sIa mi espueet Viii btAt for Fire Island WHILE osPe
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NEW-HAVEN Steam Transportation Co.
~ FOl NFiy-HAVES. Low PARE QUICK TINE.
The steamer STATE or MAINE Capt X T. Curtis havns been
ssgspy refurnLr leaves Aeslork FROM er No 70 ai RIVER
decd SlpJ dlT, at 81 Pare - Ireikh iatsa At los
~ ,"i"bl'''e,
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NEw-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL

l. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMEkCING MAY 10. 1864
p,., Station hev.Yok 81 Tscutyseyenth St and
'-'N'iN' E,grth.are Entrance on Twcutr -srvsuth-L
TRAINS LEAVE kRW.YORK .
For Nsravea and Bridgeport, T. lEL lJJ m lEIo NhAh
u}sl g.i5 $3.50. $780, aud . lRIl p M. ,,o
For Milford Strhtod Fairfield Southport aud MtIpoTt " 'o
m +, as :Jl and $3.50 p m. a, Al.
- ~ b. en- ~ i.i5Os NJ 3sij 49, $50
w. s,r,ri 8tEr) 9. i;5O l2:l3 EI3, 9:lo, Whh
35 80 L 40 $50 S ~ 3 l 5ti a. g. $50 $50. 7s p
Fo Port Chester intermediate stations at llJOA m @
g.t5 as 500 ESQ f;l5 and di20 -.
49, 49, ''~' CONNECTING TRAINS
F.r R,.to, via Springfield, n.rH (kEl JtEEl Bp. m
IA V..ton via SLura Llue 1915 (bG y N. ,r
~, U,fI sri Springfield m. Tx J. l2l5 tENl P M 49,,
Tor Coaneetut River Railroad IN ELl l3;l' p H. 70 hoAA
i 10 r Providence and F,hkn Railroad Er) M i2S
a E.rH,yeB YsuLOudOn and stOuingon Railroad at m
RiiS ,S Rslroad M I25 Northampton and williams
burgh ,u--., o. - ,,a2, m
~. Esrgatock Railroad o A. No., Tx J. A;jO p ~
For Dsnrv Nouak Railroad a. il;ls spd ~ p n hlu
In connection With Freight tmn from Hotwak To DahbuJ.
- ~ NrCa5,an Railroad 1913, 49, and $3.50 m
ComIol"u' 'T1S JAMES II. HOYT, superintendent
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4 PARTY having n certain and well-seeured
~ 81 from 500 70 $1,000 nOgh wishes to BORROW
ruOlA DOLLARS for immediate at reasonable
irrrr aud said for payment Of loan Address Sc
Crit BIS. UtFaii
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INV TAINTORs SHORE LINE GUIDE,
- ana L...-.nt.na. Of ADJ .La,.nn.

ID containing eoloTfd mays hhd dsseTPNol. o. aI ,...
ANEW Jersey RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT OF
~ CouRfLASDrsr-For PHILADELPHIA via kenagton' S:9'
VI. Camden 1 D. m D. VIA West Philadelphia A. ~ 5tO
m 10 m 1879 y p NJ 92o p m ~ night rot
baltimore aud wAshngton-SO M l4iSO p w. S'|V y m fV'
oa,I "a sovtl W est-8:IDA m, 9;2O' p. .o.o.
s PnR Tux WRsT-slO a 1850 M M s;2o pm
"a >, .nJ n m trains thrsugh 20 Cincinnati aud Chicago
u H., one change silver Palace Sleeping Cars on m u,n run
tough 70 Cincinnati and Chicago without enings u' @ IS
is Sroash cars Chicago by evening lines 'Dliyl
MAY 10, 1879 =. W. JANhsONt otHele. suHe.,1--
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nUY TAINTORs NETWORK TO PHILA-
Is ODRLPHiA baltimore aud WASHINGTON GUIDR
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY KALI KALI
IL Roip-Por LONG BRANCH, RED BANK BklCksBUkH'
,rCnRsTFR TOMS RIVER kc-On and after MONDAY. NAY
1863 TWO DAILY LIMBS senda. sIesged leave ss NO ~ Sr'
rbIag Al Pier g. foot Of ReetoTst At A!o m lot
~. p l yi, ksuruing-Leave Toms River at $40 and a9
p Long BrAAeb' '' = H. A0' ~ s. sYEDEN Co. Jetss,L
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6hnntts fOr gpsintss aItn.

a FINE oDpOr,unity for an energetic business
~ uap.-rOB SALE WHOLESALE and RETAIL GR0CkRi
UISINE>S The doug business Of $1,000
yr S.ork ha-seS wagons about $500 Address HUNTER
fntuue Oace. stating uhere an interview can be had
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STEAMBOATS, anh SaiIruaHs.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LINZ for BOSTON And goat, gsef'y ihoaz1
out the England Ststes will. WEDNESDAY APRIL II,
REMOVE Pier No. occupied by this line the past eight
70 the spacious DOCK -.
PIER No 40, n. r., ...-
Poot Of Canal sud W where the best accommodation Tor pn'n
freight point, will be nd aUd that not be
connecting New London and Norwich With
EewLondon Northern and Norwich aud Worcester Railroads. uPut
Boston. Hartford and Bnr Railroad az Worcester Hh
and Albany Worcester snd Nahus ard Frhburg and Worcester
Railroads Freight aEd passenger at@s low Gse ue
through urie rsies fr freight ard fl inTmaoa apply a.
the Ofice. PieT No, 40 North River. - -
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A n ACTIVE thorOughg0ng business MAN,
"A Who has ha1d interest In hTsEeas
MANUFACTURING business There nothing better Secured BY bond
anA mortgage Improved REAL ESTATE the CITY, Until deter
mined desirable otherwise Address L. A.
q Inhu-e Ohce.
, 1869-02-09
Bekjendtgjorelse

V ISTEN over VaIgberettigede til Colo
A nialraadet er henlagt til E~ftersyn-paa
dette Steds Thinghuus fra l5de til 2Sde
dennes begge Dage indbefattede fra KIok-
ken 9 slet Formiddag til XII. 3 slet Efter-
midday. Enhver der har Indsigelser at
fremf0re imod ValgIisten opfordres, i Hen
hold til Coloniallov af 27de November
1868 ) 25, senest 3 Dage efter Udl6bet at
den ovennevnte It'd, til VaIgbestyrelsens
Formand skriflllgen at indgive saadan Ind
sigelse med Opgivelse af de Grunde hvor-
paa samme st0tteS.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Ju-
risdictions Landdistricts Valgkreds, den
3die Februar 1869.
c. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1869-02-09

city had made a voluntary confession that he
had murdered his wife on the 18th of June.
1851, by cutting her throat that the body was
cut up, and some portions preserved in spirits
and that they would know all about it at Nor
wich. This statement precisely tallies with the
facts of the halfforgotten mystery. The date
is six days before the first discovery of the
hand by Mr.. Johnson's dog, and accords Singh
larly with the guess which the medical men
made during the succeeding week as to the
time which had elapsed since the body was
alive and healthy. 1t is at once admitted by
those who were concerned in the Investigation
that nobody suspected Steward. A quiet, in
offensive, and respectable citizen, he was going
about among them, actually d~isposing Of the
mangled pieces of his murdered wife's body,
while they were discussing what the frightful
mystery could mean. How it came about that
the disappearance of Mrs. Steward was never
marked, or that, being marked, it was ~satisfac-
tOrily accounted for to her friends and neigh
bours, does not yet appear. At the time he
seems to have given it out that she was gone
on a journey, and to have been believed at once.
But how did he account for her non-return ?
Did he give it out that she had died on her
journey, or that she had made one of those SEN
s%ational disappearahces of which we often hear?
L o0ClIIo al any IdI0 W nave lfGu lTGO lIOui
all suspicion, and, as he spoke of this victim as
his first wife, it is to be presumed that he had
even married again, and carried his frightful
secret all through the festivities of a bridal.
1t will be curious to learn, as we probably shall
during the course of the investigation, whether
anything in his manner during the search for
the murderer, or at his second wedding. gave
outward evidence of the possession of an OPP
pressive secret. How the secret tormented
him, how it drove him to leave homo for tho
purpose of suicide, and how at last it took him
to the police-court to unburden his mind, have
already been told. How it was that nobody
ever put together the two facts of Mrs. Shew-
ards disappearance and the finding of a female
body, and how the authorities arrived at the
misleading certainty that nobody living in Nor
witch had been slain, remain to be seen. A
respectable woman certainly disappeared just
at the time that the remains Of one were found;
it was understood that her husband said she
was gone on a long journey, and he was be-
lieved. She never came back, and no inquiry
was made, but whatever tale her husband told
was again taken on trust; and it now turns out
that the husband was the murderer for whom
the police were searching, and that the hideous
relics in their hands were all that remained of
one who had been their neighbour and friend.