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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-01
FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS
raj friends and others to our usual fullsuppiy OF
''' STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
PERUVIAN GUANO,
Of the latest importation: by the agents OF the
II The re well-known fertilizers of the Lodi Manu-
fseSVFjnE E9 9WTE + - + TCo.1S HSS SOLUBLE PHOSPHA-
TED PERUVIAN GUANO ,
muoh cheaper than Peruvian Guano, 1uly
eonal in its effects and its rmanent improve
@e8s @oES 81 ~ y BRADLEY's HTR. sUPER-PHos-
OBER'S ANNOTATED SUPER-PHoS-
PILATES.
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
We also I'll orders for sil other 1ertlilAeIs
known in the market, at the very lowest SIC essh
nrices. HOOE, WEDDERBURN 81 CO.,
Successors to Fowle " Co
ou7-tf No. 2, Prince st. Alexandria, va
'LIMEl 11Mnr I - e., =
The subscriber having established at the "a
mol Bssin extensive Kilns for the production OF
All descriptions of LIME, offers the same 10
farmers. citizens and the public genersily, III
quantities to suit and at low rates
Persons in want of any description OF Lime,
whether for agricultural or building purposes,
will find it to their interest to encourage home nome
rnannfscture They will find my Lime cheap
III tba "besnest and good as the best it being
hnrned in the latest improved kllns.
also otter for sale, at like reasonable rates,
all kinds of BUILDING BRICK, to be e nso n at
eG!ERMAN al FshIs s. FRANCIS BRICK-YARD.
Orders may be left at the stores OF j. Br1aer, ;n
& Co, Kins street r. d. Staperi ,ip GGpheo or nm m1
and Wssh'Hgton e snn.b siPtsts St A1ssph ss St.
houS9;; ~ e., w EMANUEL FRANCIS. :
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
yHRIsTMAS s. NEW YEAR PRESENTS,

In large and beautiful variety too numerous
to mention and to suit the taste of all. My
stock of PERFUMERIE5, COLOGNES, TOl-
LET and FANCY ARTICLES Soaps, Pocket
Pitchers, Decanters, elegant Ponades, &C., is
now more complete than any stock of like goods
ever offered in this city before; and l most re-
spectfully solicit call from all wishing to buy
elegant presents, before purchasing elsewhere.
JULIUS DIENELT,
dec 18-2w II s. Royal street.
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DIR. JOHNSON,
OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STR
n1 nraTOuR ND.

DR. JOHNOONI
OFFICE No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
BALTIMORE, ND,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street
few doors from the corner. Fail not to ooseFV'
1s<- No letters received unless post paid, an
containing n stamp 20 be used IN the reply.
Persons Writing should state age, and send por'
tioI, of advertisement describing sym Ptoms;
The Doctor DIPLOMA hangs III his once
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured At this estsolist-
ment within the last twenty years, ana the hu-
merous important Surgical Operations perform
ed by DR., johnson, witnessel by the reporters
of The Sun many other PAPERS n0uGeI Seoo o
the public. besides his standing rs s gentlen-s;
Of character and respectability, is: suttclea
guarantee to the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Baltimore jan 7-ly
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A Queens Speech.

We have published paragraph in relation to
the children's party at the Italian Minister S,
a lew evenings since. On that occasion Miss
Nellie Grant WAS crowned queen, when the fol-
lowing message was ''read from the throne"
My BELOVED SUBJEcTs-I feel greatly re-
ioiced to find myself on this happy occasion
surrounded by my faithful subjects. L assume
the crown and title of Nellie the First, and
| promise to reign over you inspired always
with feelings of affection and justice. begin
my administration by au act OF generosity and
benevolence. l have ordered my prime minis
ter to prepare for you many prizes IN lSttery
which I destiue for you. Each or you may
approach my throne, and l will confer upon
YOU number corresponding to prize. The
present season opens under the most favorable
auspices. We have had many Christmas trees
and manv presents. There are still some auntS
and uucles that have not performed their duty,
but we hope that they will do so without oohg-
mons to resort to severe measures My relations
With foreign Powers are as favorable as could
he desired. have received from all parts pre-
cions letters of friendship-from England a
large cake from Portugal many oranges Italy
has sent me large bag or chestnutsi Greece
has honored me with boxes or ralSlnS turkey
has presented me with his best Smyrna hgs !;
Spain's homage was fresh grapes, ana france
has sent boxes of champagne; the African
princes have sent man dates; other nations
have shown an equally generous disposition.
must now call your attention to very lmpor-
tant matter. Having no other desire at heart
than the happiness of my people, have decl-
ded to choose husband, and my royal choice
has fallen on Edward Thornton, whom L order
Won to love and esteem. From this moment |
confer upon him the title of ''The Duke OF
Candies and Prince of Sugar Plums. | hope
that next year we shall again be reunited, and
that | shall then be able, as now, to announce
to YOU the happiness which Providence has
again designed to shower upon my country L
have ordered my ministers to place all my pre-
sents on the table for royal banquet, towhich
/ invite Won.
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MEDICAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FKOh
CUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACX WHERE a CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.

DIR. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy, and only Efectual Remedy IL
the World for Weakness of the Back OF Limbs
Structures, Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languory
Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, Palpltatlon OF
the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DimneSs OF
Sightt or Giddiness, Disease OF the Head
IEySrost, Nose or Skin, Affections of the Llycr
Lungs, Stomach, or Bowels-tEose Ierrlble
Disorders arising from Solitary habits OF
Youth-secret and solitary practices more iatai
to their victims than the song OF Syrens 10 tne
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most orii'
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering ihSH'
riage, &C., impossible.
YOUNG MEN, ICY. zee
Especially, who hsv3 beers 70 70 JTeh S1e l.
solitary vice, that d, NO. 3 lollo olo.
habit which snnuallTthe purchase money
grave thousands of equal payments at o.
Excellent talents an ferred payments to be
might Otherwise have Is negotiable notes,
tors with. the thunders on Of the title to the
oops w oeIHeS sde1oo o'-0 '-'6 IS cost.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men comtempia-
ting marriage being aware OF PhyslcaI " oar
ness, Organic Debility, Deformitles, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF DR.
J. may religiously confde in his honor as q
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. j. addresses an those who have iEjLrot
themselves By improper indulgence and 9ol5-
tary habits, which ruin both. BODY ara mlau' l;'
uniting them for either business, study, socle-
ty or marriage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, VIZ
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains ia u n, IN
Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular t0W-
er, Paiptation of the Heart, DysPep9a' Ner-
yous Irritabi ity, Derangement Of the DlgestIye
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms
MENThLLY.--The fcarful effects on the mind
are much to be dresded Loss Of Memory,
Confusion of Idess, Depression Of spirits y, EyH
Forebodings, Ayerson to Society, Sell Dls"0sl,
Love of Solitude, Timidity, SC, are some 81
Thousands OF persons of all ages can no"
judge hat is the cause Of their declining healt1'
losing their yigor, becoming weak, palei nor
v1ns and emac,ated having singular appear
snce about The eyes, Cough, and Symptoms %
Consumption.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders nc
miserable and marriage impossible, Is the
penalty paid by the victims Of impropriety.-
Young persons are too apt to commit ,, eX,
cesscs from not being aware Of the dreSdiui
consequences that rlay ensue. Now, VINO that
understands the subject will pretend TO deny
that the power of procreation Is lost sooner Py
those falling into improper habits than by the
prudent? Besides being deprived Of the pleas
ure of healthy offspring, the most serious ana
destructive symptoms of both body anu n1i2l
grise. The System becomes derannged, the
Physical and Mental Functions Weakened
Loss of Provocative Power, Nervous IrTltSbli-
ty, Dyspepsia, Psipitation Of the hearr 1nuI
gestion, constitutional Debility, and W%stlhs
of the Frame Consumption, Decay ana DeS'n'
DR. JOHNSON,
Melnber Of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London, Graduate of one Of the most emlheh'
Colleges in the United States, and tho greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hcspit-
ais of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and else
where, has effected some Of the most astonlsE,
ing cures that were ever known, many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when ssieep
great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, bashtulness, with frequent blushlng! 81
tended sometimes with arrangement OF wlno
were cured Immediately.
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SHIPPING INIFLLIG EYcE.


PORT OF RBw-YORS.."."..,."........." 30 T.. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Forbes Hvepool G. Biddle MeCue PhI
dephisi Volunteer, Jones Wilmington N. @ Z 70 p H
teehrg Boysen Hambugi Crusader jenkins Liverpool
BsEs-Pedercs Hendick heudshwah, DauHe PeunHVAnia
Poueno, Rotterdam; ZuemA Heopen Trieste. 6rsits Wallace,
knyua Noyasoa Gteenugh Galveston Clara Ca Seh Stettn
Anna Nara Bartels Rotterdam ...-- .. ......'
BrgsSarah Ann Outerbge Aqun sud MARKET Jnhe Reimers
Rio Jaueroi Julie Kelley Kugh Cabaren; Albert Hartman Bos
O1; Ceutau Moore MAJ X; Gals0 BuekmaR, Cow Bay
SchTs-Pos Bride BlatChiOr, ST. Johns T. r Welcome Home
hatbed St john n B. Paragon Wahab Wnmingopi Rainbow,
6e1n Norfolk Lyndon, Ranpacb Philadelphia r GodSa Water
bury Stamorl Crusade DAVIS Somerset Idaho DAVIS Portland X
h. Decker. johns n BoarimAR, Ballard. Bait.
War Eagle Cowe Philadelphia Dart Johnson Stamford
Golden Ray DAVIS, Providence. ......- |.I .
ARRIVED. .r.#
Steamship Eagle Greene Havana july a. mdse. and pAsS
Steamship Empire Pnce AleISndta mdse. and
Bark Stella Cain, Mddesboro, Bag 5O days. railroad
BARI A.neri. Cooohaia Ltghorn 70 DAYS udse
Bark Ares Coeord Angula 10 days salt Len pert schr
Naucg Smith, foT Eew-lor in a few DAYS
Bark Vivid, Phillips Ponce, p r. IA DAYS sugar
Brig CbeyOt Whitney Guantanamo 10 daE and molaSses
Big Pceady Mou Port Elizabeth Agoa Bay W. A. 60 days.
NOo. and skins -. ..-lH|
Bng R,Sug Sun, McCaHy hsyagueI ?. X days, sugar
bChr NhaS Dennis HOjgusOn MayagpI r. r. 10 days
Sehr. AHHa A. Hotou Gordon ~ Martins L days salt
sCHOoSERs-RvKR AND CoAsTwsE.
E. T. Wines, Georgetown. D. G. Moonlight, Virginia .. .
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sroN july steamships MeCleand from BaiDore
A-s Philadelphia BARI WITCH from Paermoi brig Cuba from
London ..
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEKNsrOwN July 3The steamship Scotia from NeWlok July
port O'Clock last evening landed passengers and
and proceeded Liverpool The steamship England from New
York July ~, arrived last evening.
SPOKEN.
Bark jacob Hatfield from MtdeoOrO for HewYoE July 20 lat l
Ion IS 80 ...-..
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treasury OF that institution the prisoner was released
anoea Donas IA 700 70 keep the peace number OF nat
men. wing men," and the property man were in
court ana from their statements the aTtises OF the
MaVeriey seem to be rehearsing for "LOng srike".
MI; and Mrs John keenan, held 70 answer, IN de-
aut OF ball. for ASSEMBLING Catherine LOngbery Of No
6anseVOortst, on Thursday afternoon. They beat her
On tue head with china mug, aud then cut her on the
back OF the head with a bayOnet.
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PAHSENGENS ARRLTED-

FROM HAvANA-Tn steamship Eagle July 3O-Gustavo ShsmuG
ns e. Sh,mu Mss sthamus jose Bode france ReIa Jose
~ Gares & A. Csrk. W A. Read, w; H. Curtis Rsndofo KEN
Jose e. Colado e. r. Pond John o. Baker j. Peoples
~ H. Jeuniug Ed Williams Mra Williams From Nassau n p
The Hon Rrkwoot and wife g. Galley Mrs Galley two children
snd servant l. g. MaTthah Miss Marshall Miss A. Russell W. r.
FunIaAI, Rev Q. uullAbe. Rehard Perry. y. OHae
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4
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. July u, 1902
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
= " m otbe ofJuy for all sBd The sbos Of the IRON
FENCE and STONE COPING bsosug the United states Property on
PAN ErsYot Broadway ~ feet On fuTf and
10 FEET circular them being 10 feet les
Of rOn Fence and Coping .
sad Fence and Coping will require be removed before TIE
h day AHEust and al portions remaining on the gfoubd amer
that date will lie forfeit % the United states .
Proposals Proposals for Iron Fence and Stone
Coping p be addressed the uHsgB The Department
ssI the ngtt all Of The md be deemed
Of e " dc Ana bd that doe, not
conform this Advertisement will not Dc onfersd
A. AULLEfT. Supervising Architect. TeauJ Department
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6ruartntrshiu Nutitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE,-SAEE of PROP
~ ERTY Iof UNPAID TAXES lsd CRoTO6 WATEB kEnrts
Public hsrtbv vsu that sssof property for UnPo e.
oF 65 aud af FEulur Fent fsI C0en
the jean lS L viii take pl.ee At ~
hS6uf asd eoatbne from DAY 20 day ub ht
property shall BE- sold AAd thai The dstA,d ,tAteSent 10
40 10 he od for unpaid Croton water rents 10
pamphlet deposed oe Of the Csrf o. Arrss 10 ths 80,
oey once also IN ReosVsr Of TaIes Of me wy
BswYort where the said pamphlets will be delivered 70 ay Ps ~
V'"' 4 B. CADY, Cls'S - IHsAh
n .,1.,o,R q CONNOLLY Cs1ptIoBsL
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DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 81,
@,SSina Garns, &t.

A L VIM. .EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
n tonst-"BbDIEG CARDS ard FlNE STATIONERY iEEAb.
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. NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS. .. a..
Captains ana arriving this port squeedto
eTe packages addressed the York Associated Pres only
Persons exhibiting the written authority Of w. SmOuon General
agent News packages tor the Joua' Of Commerce Tmo TRIBUNE
World Su, Epvt EUeRing Pest Commercial 4dper Sqats
zdsn9 and Ns Yorker Dooka should also be delivered only to
nFa
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY 40, 1859
P.,,sng Station HssYork 81 TveuyFeTsn o. aud
Fourth Eutraace Twenty seveAthsk ..
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
Haven Bridgeport (EI) ll:J0 hl9 (kLb
(EI.), 345 4 49, $50 and y (EI) p. m
For Milford SaOd PaiThsld Southport, And Westpor ll0
m 3:t5. 40. and $50 p N. al.
FOR NorvAk. (EIl g. ll;30 3:lo (ELb lkLl JA,
4i9O lBI.I. $50 $40 ahds (EI.l p m. ..,,.
For Danen. T. .. lli9oG IA. 1tS 49, s0 and6O -,
For Stamford T. (RIl g. 1850 2l3 (EI). 2;l5 tSLh
's 80. EI 'S 80 $50 7i us ' 5t $50 soo tbs
n a
For intermediate stations att ll;NA nj SS
AS ISIS. and o:2O 2.
- '-' ' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield. a. NJ. lBL), (BIh p M
For Boston. Shore Line. 1915 III. J. pm
For Hartford and Springfield m lEI l2:lo tELb
For River Railroad tRLl 7il' NJ 10 Montreal
FOr Hartford Providence HshFn Railroad CBIl l'I'
p =, ,-,--..--, s.--,-, p.u...a =, o . -
HIS B. 3 m.
For Housatouic Railroad, Ia m aBd p NJ.
For Naugatuek Railroad, a. IN, tEL
For Railroad. LiiS M
M In connection train from NorNAk n DAnba
E Canaan RsilToai 7 a m.i 1870 49, aud $3.50
N'"''V-' II. HOlT, Superintendent
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TREAsURI DIPAKTHENT
oTUcE oy srPERviESG AHCHTTEcT. Juiy -. 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
~ the 3lst day Of JULY 1869 farnng and delivering
10000 BARRELS (more e Of The best quality Of Roshdss
other CEMENT equs In quality Bsrsto The site o. The proposed
PosiOhe building Neulork Zach barrel 20 contain AZ least JOJ
lbL Of Cement aud be delivered quantities Of from So 10 90 bar
subject the order oe Supervising Architect bis and
at such tHes NAY be- In their judgment necessary. -.
All bids be accompanied by penal bond 10 The sun OF $500
that the bidder will perform awarded 70 him
the ebcy Of the 10 be certified 10 By the Distinct AttrlsJ
Of the District where be bidder resides
Tbs Department reserves TO sf The night n rsei or Al BIDS
be deemed the Of and bh
that no. coum the o this IdTs
Nssmeut vin rot be considered.
Proposals to be inGorbedi
PfoposslI FOR suppJnE Cement" tpd addressed to
A. b. MULLETT. Supervising Architect
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: I
d.. OFpcE SuPERvsSG ARoHf1EcT, July ~, 1859.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- I'm Of the Dist Of July 1879 for the sIevspE snd essE
the The tie Park
amounting to 5000 cubic yards or less The sand found
the Will he inended 10 the ooRot bat will he retained BY
the Department The excavation be made directed BY the Supsr
visisg Architect or bs daily authorized agent
will be made the payments month
w. ssrvHg per faithful and prompt completion Of
Work
All bids mast be accompanied by penal bond IN The o. $1,000
thousand dollars that the bidder will perform The
awarded
Attorney oftbs the bidder resides The Depart
Itself she night Of rtjeetHg all bids
deemed for the interest Of the Government do and bid that
eouforn this
ueut will nc be considered.
will ineosed setlsd envelope indeed Proposals.
for EIeaVlung" and addressed ~ the hndersIgned,
A. b. MI LLkTT Supervising Architect
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DLANS, and SEALED PROPOSALS. for the
erection Of substantial SHEDDING Pier No Ss and the
North Battery foot Of Huberst North River invited BY the
undsgasd from whom detailed Information procured they
before O'Clock WEDNESDAY morning
There Shond be descriptions Of bids for pu des add FOG
wooden sides roof be gavel contractor furnish all labor and
and material and fnh the work before senber IS References
desired: JOHN WHITAKER, ....
General Agent Empire Trahspt Company.
No North RIVER
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
STEAMBOATS, anS 4aiIruaoS.

e1alAuaubs
THE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE is the
Ne,, 'llaAbs Safeguard spsl Railroad rI,nt hOu
No 70 PItist Newton.
SHREWSBURY, RED BANK and LONG
- BRAScH-Tss steamer SEA Bird will leave Ss"f0rE foot
LEAva sEWIG-k
s.''.' i Sss 1t'S m saa 3 go; Il 700 100
hhsE 4ss iS S SS.5.y 4S:S, r. 49, Pm
A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.
II. ..,aeo.. c ybhIR6 AID DANIEL DREW viii on and
THURSDAY, Jyy leave D.srossst At and Thirty ourAsI
p S s c M.i r aa.oa Hfs G o rTsS d
Rssa.,r sad s,f,to, R,ra.dS ''''''
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEW BURGH.
.n. THOMAS cohifTS Ss y. ..,. tn. pier foot o, Wa.
ratt. ever sapl'I moruE 7.o Chrphsr,t Gt7'o; Thirty
y,,, colieI cd.pr ss Co.s R,aTaSs 9S. S
barrh 90 sviHg Nov A6Rm TeisH s'SsarEA lHd
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER SR for BOSTON nd Po2,. generally ihouIS
Pier No - occupied By tia line tie past eight years.
We '''''''' ''''' PIER No 40. Mr..
Poet Of ind -s.fs Ss Ss & SI P,',.1
. Ne" oIs CIV sgnsserpg S'y Loadsa 'Sa So's p,s
Hau Uth Boston Hartford Ene Railroad Worcester With
Aau Worcester ,nd N,hai ,nd FiehbE AID Worcester
through eis Isiss ir freight and foil aomiuos ippI
TIE 0"'' '' W. ~ ''''D LR SHORT yK. Agent
FOR NEW. HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
IL YBLD AND TIKI NORTH Pare sL Steamers leave PeeE'
alp Haven 3ls snd II snHsng rih hs kslrold
SIIARON SPRINGS, n. Y.
Pu.nser leaving E,-YOt by Day Boa, Peoples Line or New
Troy Lac procure through ueis have 'ls
baggage ''i' tSa ;; ls6 S' stsQEnSsi RAILROAD
NsGi Boz, ps,.sHssf, la and those by Day
Ash f.r eiss .0d ehse' AlbnJ ,nd susqa,hurs Railroad
nor NORWALK and DANBURY.-Railr
Time; hsf rsoad ire TIE bsauui steamboat NELLY
WHITE leaves 'r No r. foo. Of MAIlt,t ssry afternoon =,
7lS m the anna Of the DsnbaJ and hes Haven trains Fare
Is cents BIearsea Iiehsi 81 70
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
ID INDEPENDENT LINZ for BAIT. WASHINGTON the WEST,
s.T.d r.dsd D, PROPELLER LIMB frog Pier R. and
r. d.y HATES Low Nth qeieG tglfh Passenger, ais u.
1SS ard yS. SS ' sSd Isso1 ous ~ %
Ths ONLY LINZ GsOdHG this ,Is, nass%s1I TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL U'AO No. 10 Brosi..,. .cf Bsisy.i. E.rott
NETWORK to CALIFORNIA, via HUD-
~ SON RIVER aud NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS WITH
tn. ,SSent palace car wab.Atch" Hudson River
Depot, T6rsh' At $40 M 90 sATGa a ~ s5 G and Dh
sections o the entire trip may be secured at the CompA
bs W.b,,tch nay be seen at the udsOu River depot daily until
Saturday from 10 a IN. until p m
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW j ERSEY.-
~ Tns viii r9rI SS the R,,cT s isI SG. b
midnight on s.turdIIL The 'l' and SS m trains run
through 70 MOn'sr.-Mv ~ 1908
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
sup Mail train for Sortbport and Grsenport
1880 n Rosu Glsu Cove Locust valley Huntington ana
1870 9Soo m Grssnport Express
tSo NJ for ROsyn Glen Cove Locust Valley. Huntington North
n Tor Ro.Ju Glen Cove Locust VALLEY Huntington and
% for Jamaica and Hampstead s.. ,..,., =.
Al n1I. coys Locust VALLEY HaBisstoa and Eorbpo leaves
Hunters Point at . a m .nd D u. = =. Alo,, osPs
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FnInArls MRArnER RRpnRr-a 10
IMMATURE ALMANAC

.... MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun ass Sun I'LL Moon as
bsnaJ ...l25l Cows Isah.. l4 Hell GdN 332
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TRKIsuEI DGPAETSENT. I
oTHcK oy SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. july 49, 1853
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- August H. 1899 for fsrnug and delivering At the site Of ih New
PosOe New York 90 such quantities and At suh tines b.
quirsd Of dnsni0u GRANITE clear Ia
and free from stains The stones u ~
feet each aud w be foil ihs aud t's' sound IA
and Acorng Schedule Of hfss be urp tned herehnsr
delivering shove $50 cable Tds
leGs Of GRANITE LIMESTONE NORTH River KUBBLk 10 be FAT
breaking Nth eau, aeiure
quarter than cable feet Agd
n cubic be thh uchsS tbcE
for 1900 di Of hand dabh sTohk broken 10
The she Of hens Eggs suitable Tor ooucreis
Bios will be made BY The cubic foot aud ad ant vii De tsnsed sep
lrAtely for dihsuos stone. hubble, ADD eeseretc.
outhT delivery acceptance OF
stone Supervising Architect h Gsialg ~ csai
Until the fual completion Of the contract. .....-.
AL bid, accompanied By penal tond 10 the q tslop
bidder viii and perform The eontfie1
ULaIdsd Hbs hesneJ Of The sseahu TO Be certified u ~ We
District Attorney sfthe District ubse The bidder festeA
Department the night 60 reject or All bis u %
aul
10 this Advertisement Will hot be Goa
adhered.
Proposals be indod Proposal, fr Dintniob Rubbs and
Concrete StOHe"
Bder DImentlon Stone s submit IN al SAMPLE o. The
cubs showing The dntreu ryies Of cutting
suitable TO- and showing the quality oiths msisIlal o.
A Il MuLIFTT. SupevanR Arcstsc.