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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12

'm These are matters Which the press and
people of, Montana, should fairly and iniellj-
gently consider, and then, having decided,
they Should give tteif shpp6tt "t6 The rosd
which they deem viii best Isubserue the inter0
ests, freelyland literally No. .ylo1a 10 eiobsaG,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12
ThS FSittt 7 IN n n n TN Paftsailiiel.

Col. F. W. Farquar, chief 6fi the survey
ing party of the Aperican division ef t6e
Int International boundary survey returned with
nomical party. in charge Of Major Twining,
has not reformed, but will be In in few days,
being in Breckenridge last evening, >, The
whole. party win rendezvous ut Davenport
this winter. Dissertations have been, made
from Pembina westward to the Lake of the
Woods, the line being nearly identical with
Conds old line, leaving the Hudson, Bay
Compsny's post some, three hundred feet in
British territory. The linz has not been
marked, nor VIII it be officially determined
until the work is, completed, when the COM
missioners will meet, locate the line and es-
tablish iron monuments. ,...,,.,.
The English working party of engineers
has been on the ground, and their line is al
most identical with that of the American
party. The company is safe, fat and hearty,
and will continue their work next season.
81. Paul Press, Nou. 90. ...,.,. ... "a, ..'-...
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12

BRIGHAM YouNa has taken a new depart
ure. While the people of the United States
have been busy with their political campaign,
o grand forward movement has been made
among the Mormons, In the establishment of
a mission at Jerusalem, to which the intract-
able saints are to be sent: The first colony
has already left New York for the Holy
Land, headed by "George A." as he is
known in Utah, and Miss Eliza Roxy Snow,
who was the spiritual wife Of %loseph." and
sioSs 3os ttS n s,s ss,osatsa Gf BFgeaR Fe44p
Little Young : nephew, and AZ several others.
The object of Young is is, to ,resuscitate Nor,
monism In Utah BY getting rid of those who
do not agree With him, and, at the same time,
he may have The idea Of founding an asylum
of refuge. in Palestine, provided the United
States Government should st " az any time request
or enforce his absence, ,,- ~ Tatl,,} .,si.b:
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12

4. A FIVE hundred and thirty-eight ounce
gold nugget was lately found In Australia.
1t was in the wall of an old trench that was
cut about nine years ago, when q large mum.
Der, of men. were at work. in the locality.
tinuous washing and cfumbling away Of the
soil brought this handsome little fortune In
10 daylight. di anu.. arnIl ...t ..l-tlsHnlnI,.a
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12
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No.. 4


-nIor a. A Clever SwimdRas Hi 5rassi
y As 8 certain leaned Judge In Mexico, some /
time since, walked one morning into court, II
he thought he would ldlexamine whether he was /.
in time for business, and feeling for his re- !
peater, found It was not In his pocket. .3 .
'N' As nsual, saidN hesto, q friend who ac46
toompaniea ihim,r as he passed, through theS
orpwdsnear the door, as usual i have again ID
left my watch under my pinow.i'p u .iaS-,oiq
He took his seat ON the bet,chs and thought 1
no more ofhs The court adjBnrned, and he;
bethought himself of his timepiece, and re-.
turning to his wife, requested her to- send for
1t to their chamber adf 10 ratllQg sa9nisud
But, my dear. said sle, ~ sent it toiyou L
three hours ego, f,ia ;,tJnnss ua 3gg4s 81 er 43s
Sent ito me, my dear. Certainly =
~ "Unquestionab)yt' replied the lady, aand {
by the person you sent for it." ~ .9d..z,4 9Ht3
The person Ilsent for it?'aechoed the
Judge. nn9 D3y a9us0ha sdi tti ast2 tN57s ~
aa Precisely, my dear the very person you
sent for it,sYOu hadln mot left home more !,
than an hour whentHa1 welLdressed man /
Knocked at thei door, and asked to see me- ii
He brought one lof the finest turkeys ever 4
saw, and said that on your way tQ court, you
met an Indian with number OF fowls Hav-
,iIng bouglit'this Aone at q bargain, you had
given him q couple of reals to bring ID home, n
with the request that, 4 would have IT killed,
and put TO cool, asyou intended.t inyite your :,
brother Judges to q dish OF t6olle to morrow.
And .oht'by the wayy sehoFa, said he,l shis u
exceiiency, the ~ Jnagess requested me 10 ask az
you % giYe yourselt ths bt tapble topi go toyoW
enam9er, ana take MS w watch from under the
ipllow, where ne says ne ieft 1t as usual this
morning' ana send II 70 him Iby me- .sh And Of y
course ! dtd s0.is - bslgois Ton 8sA8 sH .
op aia asksa ths Judgesg sno 10 asaril
,,yt t'Well,1 replied his Honor IAN + can say
70 you, my deaxg sis ahat Iyou are as great a.
goose as the biraAs iad tnTkeyiJa YOU'VE heena
fooped, maaMames M esv me pSnY was ,aa thief,
fneEes sent Ior my WsStch YOU qnyeen We been Inn =
IpQsed upon, anu, as necessary conse
the watch 10 lost foreVerF ,iaS1To9 sta AoAia 4
4he trick, was &c cunning pne;gaad after O.
iaugn, ana ri the resi- az 0f the good
'mmef py ISg g9Sa a aapsr !! Vas resDlysd ss
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12

THE most satisfactory election bet that We
have heard of whs that made by a Bridge
port lsdy and gentleman ON the eve of cleo
ton. If Grant should he elected the young
gentleman would win the lady, and if Gree,
ley was elected the Young indy was to have
theyOung man. Tile liesuit shows that the
she.is perfectly willing he should have tho
prize. 10 s7fI'@1a' i1@fs N ~ = ''''i ''V''
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12
.tS-II .1',T--.1- ss',sT7S-If' - 8.

"A Bridgeport Conn fireman, stirred by
the little fuses in; Chicago, and, Bpston, has
constructed . PIECE mechanisp % s9nnsct
with the alarm gong in the fire lpgFss,j
BY, this new device the horses haltsrs are,
,,tia1 loose, the doors ,be.ysen The stalls and
steamer are thrown open. the gas 4 lighted,
the beH over the horses heads Tis rung, the
horses rnsh TO their places, and then, iNhir-r+r
dish h-gailop -splsshr-fEz .;.rI y 'sfl a
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12

" 4 stranger felliuto' the FisS at Deeiiiioiii the
other day. As be Was being helped sout
som? som SRsa ssl5sa hin by .Ae hair and drew
hair ~ yelled the victim as he reached de
dock. intJust show me the Apache Who did
it and Ill mash him In minutes", I1it.lad
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12
Hristow;l eanzaa i .ylsNcsilt,,; 1ea1oh .
WAsIiiSGToN, !
ExECyTIyE MANsIo,

i"1a - WAsIfISGToN, November 18th.
DEAR Sir - In accepting your resignation
of the office of oSolicitor-G General, this day
rendered, permit me to express the regretI
feel at the seyering Of official relationship
with one who has filed his trust with SO much,
zeal and ability. Being the first Solicitor
General under the Government of the United
Statesa IL has been your privilege. though ac-
companied with arduous labor, to organize
that department All who have come In of
fetal contact with You bear witness to the
efficiency with which the service of organ
izing and managing the affairs of the Office
have been conducted. In the new field of
labor laid out for yourself you take with you
the assurance OF my best wishes for your fr-
ture success, and confidence that YOU cannot
fail. THANK you heartily for the kind words
contained in your letter of resignation toward
me personally, and my administration of the
office intrusted to me by the people, to whom
shall teel ever grateful With high regard,
your obedient servant. t,. U. s. GRANT. =
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12
He CouIdn,t Drink wine. 9

That was noble youth who, on being
urged to take wine at the table of q famous
statesman, in Washington, had the moral
courage to refuse. He was a poor young
man, just beginning the struggle of life.
He brought letters 10 the great statesman,
who Kindly invited him home TO dinnerr""7 "7'' ~,
MOT take a glass ,9f ,wine?' said the
prise. '.,,, ~;
IN OF one simple glass of wiue2's 2's,t echoed hle,d
the statesman's beautiful and fascinating
wife, as she arose, glass in hand, and, with
a grace that would have charmed an ,ancho-
rite, endeayored to press il upon him. i I','
No said the heroic, youth, resolutely,
gently repelling the proffered glass, r,lG .;i'
What 3 picture Of moral grandeur was
that A poor, friendless youth, refusing
wine at the table of a wealthy and famous
statesman, even, though, offered by the fair
hands OF beautiful lady l.b,nt ,.~'a,Iy ,,r. -
."No,"'said the noble young man, and his
voice trembled a little and his cheek flushed.
~ never drink wine, but;-7((hers she straight
It you've got a little good Old rye whisky I
don't mind m d trying spifter," - ,.,sy,'.er '',l
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-12-12

THEy Boston fire, enabled the New York
Tines to sell 1900 extras, The same fire
Afforded rs an opportunity 70 distribute. GRO
III, an extra HER1ID edition Of 2,e00 copies.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE COURTS.
THE STOKES cAsE-ANorHER ADJOURNMENT

THE STOKES CAsE-ANoTHER ADJOURNMENT
John McKeon presented yesterday, in Oyer
and Terminer, plea in the Stokes which was filed
with the Clerk OF the Court Judge ngraham requested
Mt McKeon TO read it, but he refused to do So on the
ground that it was already Aled.
Dstriot-Attorney Garvin insisted on having 1t read'
and said 1t unheardof thing in criminal pracuee
fer counsel thus to refuse to read plea He thought
the had been singuarly conducted from the Degu
ming, and added that it looked bad for prisoner 70
into Court with his hands stained with poou' anu
then fold his arms and say nothing
Mr. McKcon objected to the counsel for the proSecu
Non aluding to the atrocy of the oense charged on
every OCCASION and said he wOnld not let one much
loss ga tool Of the Ring talk to him as the Ds'uct
Attorney had done.
ExJudge Garvin said that 10 was ungraoious OF MI
RcKeon 10 attack the Ring while carrying their money
IN his pocxet for their defense.
Judge Ingraham declared that he should allow no per
sonaltes in the Court and told Mr. McKeon that he had
never known an instance where plea was OF such
that Il would iniure prisoner TO have u read
niStrct Attorney GarYin said that as II was dOcl-
ent o as pages he should take "a hours TO examine IT,
The case was then adjourned until this morning When
day will be set down Tor the trial.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24


The Wrenwood stock farm tOf Wm H. Sicklesl situated
nj Pleasant Valley, Keyport Monmouth Co.. y D.,
advertised TO be sold at auction Ton the pieHsesl on
TUESDAY 2Stb at ~ m by ;. Dnece, auctiOneer ms
uroperiy which consists If model stock tIln $50 pro
nuruccd by Mr. Robert Bonner OF The " l. Ledgc VIII
be sold as will also the stock consisting OF very
valuable lot Of horses Aderneys etc. without reserve,
ana IS an opportunity for those looking for such property
10 make desirable investment Full particulars OF the
sale will be found in the advertisement under head or
Horses Carriages, etc. The famous trotter Geo. NJ;
Pcnen was born bred this farm and several OF
his ''gct' are among the lots 70 be sold .
We would call attention Of suburban owners TO the
advertisement Of the National Rife Association, under
another column, who advertise for large lot Of prop
erty the city.
sales to take place during the remainder of this week
Friday, May ~
By Joseph sale uIdtr Instruction Of Jas H. Cole
side Of kuthave. between
enih and seyenentst bens eight full lots
Saturday. Mdy %
Br E. IT, Ludlow CoSupTene Court James X Anee,
roTee property northeast OF roae and SItLsL Nor
Tsauia.
y James Miller Psantye Wesehester County Of S1 plots
and lots Sale 10 take place premises.
oue Of Charles A. Jackson referee lot NTH buildings on west
~ feet inches north OF Twenty RBI
Also lot with bungs west side Frslave - feet inch north
Of Twenty ath St, H6IluQ
v order Of supreme tie Couhouse In Poughkepse
fam Of the Hudson River about bali he
Landing NW.lamburgh about nile north OF
depot Carthage, known a. the Robinson Farm
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY, NAY a.
HaaI n s. closed the New York Post ofce every
Friday O'clock p m Steamship Portland Me- Sat
Closed Mail only sent by The Williams Guon and
izusn Lfae Steamships
SATURDAY. MAY 25
Mails Queenstown Liverpool. steamship CITY
sf Brses close at No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails
At "a a. from Pier No IS ~ r.
A PrusS Closed Mail Is sent bv this line
BY The
samsbp MAN close II Supplementary Mail Pier foot Of
Third HObOken, Is closed at Steamship sails at
deposited IN Supplementary Mail prepaid with
esuble postace~l
Direct German Mail Is sent BY this line
Bnnua w. L. by the steamship San Francisco close
n Steamship sails at p m, from Pier No. IS n r.
SUNDAY. MAY &c.
Mails at II o'clock Tie Fo-0foe is open
IA ~
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
P1SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOL-In steamship MGnhafap, May 23-Mr and
Mn A. VI. Come Miss Linda Come. children
hr and Mn Watts, E. W. Runyon. H. LOunberry,
The Rev. A. H. the p Easton 6. Sweet
M ste Mn korks Miss Ransom The Rev and Mrs H. g. Beson
bdword Refte Miss L. Ms NJ ROke T. j. ROTke
Reen G. SWEET Mrs 4 NJ OGdy, Mr. and Mrs johnson and
nsid servant Mr. Murray, d. Pmo. A. Wilson Mrs. Cane and
children Mr. and Mrs Gardner Mr. and Mr. and Master MeConve
Miss Maria Good Miss Tobn H. Williams the Rev Dr. Stoddrd
GOOD M and Mrs r. K Ceeuder. Mr. Mr. b. B. and Master
H1ge D and Mrs Bowen and three boys Miss
ROk LlNEkfOOlIR steamship CtB Of e-York Msy 21-Ma
NJ Miss Nellie johnson Mrs. Ch2r Ars ssnon Mr,
three children Miss Driver Mrs Johnson and
sspgher Sg Gor Jneere the Rev odn tb Pev
IsheT Greetes g. Palsosn5 Robert Jones George GOode
Meyer NrE Hssed Miss Hgenld, John ORourks Perdin N
Esansy, G. Por1o J. G. CASTILLO and wife, Cao three
children AND servant Mr. Jovno vl and children j. A
RGBdeInAB Dr. D. S- L. Amst, wife and HsUiues
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EKW YORK. .

PORT OF FEkW-rOkk................. "a
CLEARED.
Steamship Miranda fBLl Dey London &c, Henderson BroA
Steamship Ameros TnklepGagh, Rio Janero &C. W. r. Gar
Steamship Diamond Meredith. Phadephis, A. Abbott .
Steamship Ann Eiza Richards Philadelphia Wm CFde Co
steamship W. C. Penepo1t, Shropshire Philadelphia A. Abbott
Steamship 6s1c8s Walden, Boston II. y. Dmock.
Steamship Cty Of New Yor Brl Jones Liverpool John O. Dale
bssmAhlp England tBrl AndIeHs Liverpool r. W. j. Hurst
BssmShip AeIAn1ra (BTl Mckay, Glasgow Henderson broN
Seamhip Coua COTts Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.
Dtesmship BhfAbsh, Cundf, Baltimore. W. DALI H.
ssnship Volunteer, BlOodgd Philadelphia Lonad Steamship
Co
seAnship D. Uuey Davis Phisdelphia, n Briggs
Steamship hsyaower Palts Philadelphia, J. Hand
Ship Ruoeh Tran, Tompson, Hong Kong. Fred Baker
BARK Absan SEe o egsre6 Cork Falmouth Punch Bdye
kCo
Bari Demetria tGerl Rose. Kohgsberg C. Tobias
Bari q. w. Roosevelt Hartman Havana james Ward Co.
Barr Pslo Alto CapP, NstasLAs Waydeli A Go.
bari ksio thus koogren Cronstadt Punch Bdye 4 Co
Bari kvelJn iBEl KOlln. BsTaeos, J. G. Withan.
BAH A. X Clements (BT Kelly CbaTesoo c. Bayd Hinehsn
Bng o. ~ Joues tbID Dean. Liverpool r. " Bingham
Bns Idahs (BI GoTsOS HshfaI g. CraHds Bsrssar Co
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
Corporation Notltes.

DEPARTMENT % DOCKS, 316 and 3is Brosdxay,
.-.--. - - EEwIOAK. Nav IL, lB7a !
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-PROP
~ iok BUILDING WOODEN PIER AT FOOT oP THIRTY.
ffIHe hOhIn tiVER-PoposA Bdorted with the title Of the
sorf and the name Of The bidder viii be received al the o Of the De-
prnnt Of Dosi uhn IL oele Of Tuesday May D s2 at
which time the bids will be publicly opeued and read
Plans can be seen and eeteaon blank forms Of proposals. and
contract obtained At the ohse Of the Department
JOHN T. AGEEW
WILSON g. HUNT Copuis,iopsu
RICHARD NJ. HENRY the
J. GkRkViLLE KANE peusrmspt Of DosiA
WILLIAM WOOD
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE GoRDoN-GoULD CASE.

The Sheriff made return yesterday to the at
taehent issued by Judge Leonard against Gordon that
he could not be found in the city, Upon this counsel ior
Gould moved to strike out Gordons complaint, because
NJ his uon-appearance. The motion was not presSeu'
however an arrangement being made between eounse,
to let me case co over until to-day. The Court
an alias attachme2t against Gordon, returhaDe 'nls
uo
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
nrCIsInNs-MAY 29.

CuupriOr COUrt-SDectdt IeffR-bN Juuge CuItl'
ia s .er Of Alec byReierenoe granted MeLausli~h G
~ a. Frhih National Bant.-Order granted hmbal 2g Lewis
errr raI Taylor tg TurIcf-heieIenee sfleu' "' %
SSprcne Court Cham6GS-By Judge Van Brunt'-
hacy d. sgI CVrse--Case settled
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
iursttbestrr Countn Real estate tor Sale
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N accommodating within an hour ana ha Of
NevYok In Weteb COUNTY containing 400 the highest
cultivation; land splendid hANsoS 80 ee itYh
~ feet deep perfect order; also neS Building ~ ~
academy; 60 level ground suitable Tor race
track also Grst and MIL IL feet bead Of water neefhhs
stream ham sod stable hundred head Of cattle four apple
orchards pear orchard all grated and choice @ ohns
lake; fences grounds onament water IN az
genemans establishment and as
for health anywhere the atmosphere d an1 aP
TO lot Is feet front IN The city VIII 20
taken 10 part pavment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune ohe
EOR SALE-In Westchester Co., on Harlem
Railroad miles New York large double house S'h neafY
two acres of neatly laid price low Address IL T. H. boh
LILO, L. ~.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
NEw-YoRK PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

BRowSSToSE STORES ETc.
45thst $50 Of Broadway first class 4sto dwellings 2or
Owners. Fsllon l. Kennedy
and letbst, cor 4Ory stores 2er55 Owner,
Jackson.
dave and 3thst 2S2r'S store and tenement Owner
Anu Maria Beden.
s6thi . Ofshsve SsOry French fats 2oIao Owner,
Le,sete-
dave No @ 5O and 2SIOI62. Owner Thomas
MadisOnu and Sstb-st public building Owner Geo
Taylor
STORES.
Broome and Greeuess 5OIlos felsss store, soI
Owner Ii l. Townsend.
BRICK STORES AND TEyEMESTs
6eth $50 Of istave, sI 'oU teneuen,s %S o"nef'
t5ht g5 Of shave, +stOy tenement, 2sI's Owner
John Hamey. r
20 OF let sI 5stOry 26BIS owner
Geary 80.
EI and BrOOm 5Ory stores and tensmens ID
81 and 81. Owner. p OmAD.
6 $50 4th istory and tenements I99
Owner PAtrck Farley.
3S g. 30 lObave two 5stoy stores tenements 24o
g. Sstory and 25r7a Osner
John Sehun-
Es,eI $50 Of Hop,,op ss,ory and tenement
75Il7L Owner, Charles Folsom o
6hs 33nwe astoy and tenement, asrs' Owner
James heKennA - -
ETbeth as one sstOry 'or'l OWE"
shave, Of lh, +rOU store and tenement 'or'
Owner. John hcllvane
sb.ns lso st,ntOnss ssOy and tenement |r
81. Owner John Schneider. - m
sv II Of btsye, threerOrv saloon, l7I's owner
Roha - - n.
3d rs W Of Jevis fourstory factory tsr7c Owner Geo
22s of 2tAav. three story factory So'o o"''"
Stevens 4 Bro. 80, mn, o.,
e1d $50 Ofah rear tvOstOp stable asrn Owner
18th st Of Avenue B. twOsory stable, 2srla oSnsr
Owen hulresdy.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
cono 1sIano Real Gslate for Sale.

At Hempstead. l.. l., and vicinity-Seyeral de-
N srabe Vnge Residences and small Farms. Also arm ID orange
County anl implements cheap Many other d country
ponertes m and exchange Maeomber Barker b Br0adna
EOR SALE-At Bedford, about II miles from
Mount Ksco Station, PARM Of $50 acre., Tnde' sool ,as
Of cultivation with snd cellar frame HOUSE, hel ID WIN
h e on houe tI6 With extensions contains about 10 rooms
good barns and all oub1ng plenty Of @ OF the eeoee
kinds and varieties Having onehan mile on TIE ROAD
from Kseo village Or the House and Garden contain
will be rented t Ap;i next or o
months TO desirable tenant further particulars apply to ALLEN
DOOLEY L HENRIQUES, 90 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
MINIATURE ALMASAC.

Sun 4.37 SHh 7:l8 Moon can
He0k.... 6s Cows island. ei7 Hell Gate 6
HieH WATER
sAndy Hook -. $50 Hell Gate Peuy a5
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

zT93. .Grauror art la Aba SuVei
Mining Co.
1909. .Thurnaaef sgt Herman.
f7I3. .Iiuicks sat kleck.
2y43. STRAUSS aeL Lew e a.
iscI. Thomson tt al. agt Brandt
z3ll. Cole a. Spencer et al.
500. Beams agt. Miller q al
si5T. Greene ct a. aet. MlttTaehi
IJIl. Gushing et a. agt. Bradford
1885. .Krk al. Diecks, impl d;
1923. .Nss;cu agt Ban ck ei al.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
proposais.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Of Clerk Of the Department Pobhc Instruction.
OF land ee until TUESDAY
1871 $3.50 for supplying the coal and wood required r the
public schools In tins city for the ensuing
eight thousand o Of coal and three thousand (oo
The be Of quality OF
good order thouand hundred l+ol
the and must be delivered In the bias Of the school
baildingA
Proposals wAeh propased sup
PLY the coal to be furnished from the named accepted and mast
state the pee Of two thousand handrc and forty 1%
poundh
quantities aulred will be sboot fol-
lows Five thousand ave hundred $500 TINS Of furnace hss
icol tans houssDd %
egg sie. and three hundred (3oo) tons Of aut
The oak Wood must be o the best qrA e sek so Ices Aan e
~ feet long and thsn Jipehes in diameter
The Pine Wood Of the quality and sot less hsn sre ~
feet r W inches loag Tue proposal must the pes eefd
Pine Wool and also the price cut for sns and phns pf s
the quantity OF Oak Wood 70 be split required ns 'eans
surpes The Wood will and measures asd ne saef
vision of the Inspector OF Fuel o. the Department Of
t required from the 18th of Jay 70 the 18th sep@oef ss ns E
msirde required By the Committee sapphes sn wea COR
Piae delivered saved saj vhea 9sres pn -
esIs vsus OF bins al The seeoc
iss s.d Goa and Wood 6adas uH the lac ds q Jsse l
faithful perfofmsnee Of the eopses sih 20
and each proposal accompanied B, e and
proposed No consideration vii be hesea NJ ense
i,y nd f. and Wood putng and pnse
~. ,.~. ia The Yards cellars vaas Of ssd shesb
Propos the Conmee saPphes ef ne pspsr
m.p ~ Pabe lsiraeoa dsrs Proposals. cor css
ar Proposals for Wood" % the case nav BE- -.
esived nVornns 1ffas - vnnn rSM 'o"''' '~-.''Sv
Sino4aS M,a5Iaf BRENNAN sHSS s.sss.s
Esv Ysyt, Jsss u, Eh
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
onrpr cALFNpARs-rns DAY

svpRxuE CoURT-Cm CmcUI-PARr J-VAN BRVNT' "opens !"
0''N lOi O. m.
100 Rss, River Natl Bank ag &67G9o4eve e al ast Ah
hoa'alue' inpL 49, srv- 1ei2 Nee et al Az, Marcus
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Ue0oina CARDS, &t.

AT WIN. EVERDELI's SONS, No. 10t Full
n tonst-wEDDING CARDS and PINE STATlONEki pssa6
Hshed 1881
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AIHNs ifNNN " - - ts 49, N--'t
2l43. Hamilton at. Bays.
2375 Frank and an0. act. BuDncr.
2g63. Davis agt. Thompson.
1851. Peter agt. Rc1strew.
sO7I. The East Chester Natl Z K o.
MtVernon.NY.. agtC Canill.
'3073. .Hall-arten q al agt Co.eiL
1913. .WetzleT act. Close.
3lG3. .Croase agt. Cropsey.
/ 5A0j. .Emmols et al at. Brcithaupi
Ct a.
37.3. Frost et a. ngt. Smith.
L.-Ooens at n q. 10.
1886. Nicholson agt Newkirk ano
auo.
I2l7e .Keeaast ct a. agt. Hsriung'
'Ul4.Taylor aCt, Keep.
sl82. .Treira,n sct Philips 81 n.
Ial34.. .Brraat at The Cameron
Coal Co.
l3l50i Archer. Receiver, agt. Day
impleace1
1I53. .Purssell agt. Pierce.
3lcn. .DCuison agt Cavrlach.
3lb8. .GoOdeve and arc. at. Alter
brand c; aL
$3.50. .Ssnue.S agt. Manshausen.
U55t.MIdlIcarld Fire AMI Building
stone CO. agt, Horn.
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tl1atcbcs, 1ewelrn, etr.

CRANKFIELD & Co., jewelers., 209 SiXth-ave,
lhst. aud 3 ath-a7e COZ 2ob We WI s at cost 10
ng silver and before altering and enarnS
our stores factory mOath.
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prlnIlng.

DRESS for SALE or EXCHANGE-POtte
Cylinder q inches between bearers ANGElI 80 Fourha1e
TyTM. EVERDELLs SONS, 10f Fulton-st.-
MANUFACTURERS.