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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
REAL ESTATE.



Another quiet day at the Exchange. The legal
BOted to take place by Bssckr Ca q property 10
Gated ami knovn Nos 10 AMI ManGn-st Of property Oeaed
ne sOute ode Of Eighty hr inches sastsrJ from
Thrave acJ0urnei BY Pho r. RHges referee, until
the 9Th Josph Mcclure adjourned FOR IN months the legal sale OF
bot loeaed The nohery sde Of huBe hst 800
ies eaeT K Goldsmith,
~ private sale the following q rrporiei
Nv v.
dwelling No - kasi ForsL, between Fifth Madison ave.
for S4s.0O0
BY @. Lespinasso and L. Friedman following what
known ~ the Dykmsn Efss!"
~ 0ia on tlS0oI sherman
2llth-st and
lots AID Academy
lots Neuni 80 ~ Academy Iso09
% lots shcrmanave between BuWood Dyckman Zen
lcFhrl. ~
bot between Sherman Vemy 200
Sales TO place a, the Exchange:
1hHrsacy, Oof II.
By Jmc W. Miller legal sale The direction OF Charles A.
jackson referee 189 ocd WesI Twenty eighth
No also under the direction, the
leases the boas a1d lots next adjoining each l26ESs kno~n
street. number Ju and JJl
rale under the drecton Of Alfred
kbe, referee lots 50 9xHo oate the eastery Ge Of Ft
being the lots souhcHy ~ he center line Of The block between
Cne hundTd sRd One hunded tSensyarsiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
STEAMBOATS, dilo Railro1os.


STEAMBOATS, diI0 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot SeE-Yors Cor
meets At Scmerle with Sonth Branch r. a.
e Delaware sckaWanna and Wesern Ralal Plnsharg nth
he Leh-h and SusIaehGnna d vision and Ll.to1 DE Lehgh
VALLEY Railroad n M connections forming One hgtsbsh
ana ne West without caIge Of ao u Cll Pennsylvania ADJ
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIE WEST
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT.
Commencing July 10 l572-Leave New forA a. io.1ss.
Si5 a. NV ~ Train for someryie and Fleni1-t0a
mFor Ea4tou. bethlehem, Bath. MIoei tanl Nkcshaus.
Pton Mhnoy City h Carmel Haxle,oa, Tu1klHnac T0Esnl4,
NaTeTiy, sc Connects Junction with Del Lac West r.
sAm-AOhhNG EXPRESS daily eEcrpt laYs, FOR Ea'ton
Allentown. Harrisburg and Connects -ouee for
Transport. Enc, &c.
IOslo a m.-wav Train Tor somervIle
l2.05 ,. m-Way Irain Tor Eason.
mFor Flem8gton Eon Allentown Haneh Cini. hahanoY
kphrata, Pottsyile. Harrisburg &c.
EfU m.-For SOmerfle
3D. D. m.-For PiaIuGeli.
m.-FOr SOmery.lp.
40 m.F1r hast0n Allentown and Maaeh Chunk
Junction With Del Lack. 4 West X T.
s. %. m-F0r SOmerTlle aBd Pennington.
$3.50 D. m.-F0r Samervlle
90 m-EvENING EXPRESS, daily for Esson Be,hobam Alien
town Reidls Harrisburg, Pittsburgh caios' az C.aaraA
m.-F0r Somerylle
100 p. m--lEn lati-For Easton
9ad 1890 m.-F0r Paiuded
For Eizsbsth az 5gj OILS 7:i5 rs g1 9.I5
1000 1900 n l205 lZt, zoo 2 10 3;0, IN
35 f:eO AIS 40 f:s5 500 IS $50 ssij 6.p I'D
7:f5. 500 300 s:4 l030. il:30. 1880 D. m
Tickets Tor odce Of as Cenu1 Rail
roal ri NeweseT, Of bevst. Nevfor and lie rnnup
--- -'-' R E. KICKER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
uairbes, geuelrn, ctr.

TRANKFIELD g. Co., JEWELLERS, 200 Sixth
ave corner Foartesnta aud zJ Egh,ys sorner Isss,,
Watches Diamond and Gold Jeuey sold Silver
- yeTustea French, American aud cacaoO COets
cboce selections a very low prices
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Deuilstrr.

OOITON DENTAL ASSOCIATION eriS-
~ as..s s ...A. :: .sss. sTs, e. rSSTs =. !. "a
NITadur PKIE-ss Nsss sssss ssss' ss ~e' $500
snss "a % eesvs hssuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
fonoon Advertisements

IF THIS should meet the eye of JOHN
DREW wbo sailed Cork Ireland The 5ih August 1901
foy Bosou thence friend named he b.
OWING 10 Mr. WILLIAMS PosOmee BrOndssbD Terrace kioaEa
bear o. something 70 his sdvansge
Joseph JAMES BENNETT, late of IA Nor
u ion Peae London Rbgnd earnestly requested 10 aris home 10
h. ANXIOUS parents should reader this Advertisement know him
him e0nbdeaee 10 ha pATen
e vas AZ Prnuae County Michigan July 1855 since which
d no Udng received Information respecting TIE above
yin be thakay received by h parenis At u Norton fo'e Lonaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
Dress Goods and Shawls.

On MONDAY Oct %, will open elegant assortment Of
STRIPED GAUZE TAFFETAS suitable for Ball Party Over
~ TO be worn over Silks Sans of shade color These
s are coors richly striped and figured and are unsu
ally elegant and recherche.
SHAWISndia Shawl flied regular make from 500 upward
Ottn Strns in all oors: Reversible Shaws, from Sc
Atwood Striped 81 so; also lot of imported Wool shawis
from 81 and fine Wraps Scarf &c. &c The Rever
sbe STRIPED Paisley novelty is attracting attention and
giving general satisfaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
LORD & TAYLOR,
TwENTIETIIST
GRANrsT

GMITHs PATTERN BAZAAR, No. 9l4
- rosivav near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supply q PAAIS aDd
BRRLS STYLES Many delightful 1crelues DOLhAN gat yor
tie Pit.en ready CLOTH MODELS Eith eacn atea
Subacrbe Tor SMITHS fLLUSTRA Ed BAZAAR OhLl ONE
DOLLAR year Premium Of ONE DOLLARS worth Of patterns gwen
10 subscriber NOW Is -FOUR tine
VELVET BONNETS and LADIES' HATS,
THIS DAY Alpine Hats Rels Children Hsts Fcalhef al
Mourning BOnnets. BiNASS hlLLLAEkf 0f broaa"l.
mistake Save this
DLANKETS-Brown,G Gray, and w hlte Blank
Robes for casb lJ Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

SOUTH SIDE K K. OF L. L. -. /,
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND APTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER II. ls'2, TRAINS
VIII LEAVE ROOSEVELT AND GRASD-ST. FERRIES As
s5a .. m-hA to PAiehogae, VIA stage 70 Fire Place.
ne 90 .. m-AeeoOmmOdaii0n 10 Babylon
D m.-AecomnodAton 70 Babylon until OctoheT L
$50 D. m-RIpress for PatShogss stage 10 FIRE Place
Paichogae
So o. m.-AecomnodAian 70 BabTna-
"a M .--AeconlaodanOn IA Ne a.
The 10 1000 and $50 an so n usn, eessees
v..v Steam for Far Roekavay With hepstead
'~'N' WNTER Holman, SapenAteDdeaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

NEW-YORK, NEW-HANEN, and HART
~ FORD RAILRDAD- CHANGE OF TlME-Ou aud aier MON
nay Oct s2 The shore Line Express Boston vii
Depot corner Fourhaye, Newfork City Al
D. m daily including sundays Of heretofore stop
ring at Mount Vernon Manaroneck, RYe Stamford South horA'
bridgeport and New Haven. ID,
The D. m Boston Express Train lVa Springfield VII stop New
Rochelle andP orchesier b. ID hbhD 1eLl oup-
Nev Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

n.m-Frpres Mail fr Buffalo and Niagara F.s BraSi1g.
Room 20 I'll 10 su.aueharna s-ep
$500 p. ~ Night Express Sleeping Coaches Buo and Nagara
Falls
Coaches through Cincinnati Bolo. Aisin f4s ana tencs
20 Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

and Y mldlalt Ians aat ION y l-NItIs =. vlI'.
B-Traus on the R. Of " J. leaving tlanhrsst
Ter hours rt % minute. earlier San above u@c
ekes FOR passage In Drawing hcon and se-p
ing coaches orders for the checkng md tnsfs ~
baggage e the CsmpAnys OAcesil 2 az ~ Brad
vsv. Coart BrooklTn Montgomery jersey city a The No8-
n.nvs Denote AID Of agents 81 the principal hoteA
fsandavs only tGoshcn Suadaf olf. ~ sek Only
N--H' IOHA n. ABBOII. lrn Pa.sr Az
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
Iinta ncgra inalterable.

eua ds s s a fn aG0f
4 ,a#
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
RETRATOS.
PALACIO DEL AKsTE, CALE4E DEL SOL NUM- 90.


sspued
a.
Vas hs2e enrega oS5 minutes
Ielan ehato ey2
unaepe
IaS1n
d 10 dmade etequ
puntuAhda .dOasde "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
JR. AMADISY COMPANIA.
33.-FORTALEZA-32.'

vpo frances de este ACADIA de rec es mportarte
Ia
,nmo todos e surtdo esbecimento.
Iozs de marmolb
blanca de color hay part mporn de baas bias
arros palangana patiuos g. g.
Vnos de Burdeos, icore champana classes exeientes
Cisalera ordnnia de todas classes.
Huacaes de loza ordnaia.
pape para mprenta ay $40 resmas tamaho del "Boetn"
Juguees e od classes ninos
cabaos fuetes
Los arculos namente
uos cabaeros pcho
eoures para be flores guinall
oros artfcuos de buen gusto
Tamben pate ga gado pa engu chchas
truta sin elias II II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
COMPANIA DE- VAPORBS DE- LA MALA REAL.
lTINERARIO

del a de Wales al rededor
- SEGUNDO MENsUA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
GRAN BARATILLO.
1910 QUE INT.ERESA!

Herr deeNec cno a
ape
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todada@ shaa6
cdopsyb case 6
If
es reas %ls
lArOsRT
enfn 81
saIaPuer sapees
4l
deresn baato lamigo u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
Gran Realization de Mercanc1as
EN BL BUBN GUSTO.



ia
dqueda omlacdoe abaratra
Barelo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06

h6mas Colon en- conexiOn con la lfnea transatlantic
Nazaire escala en- Santander.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
27.FORTALEZA-27.

nterc
aga panO
mas
ontaoN q aza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
Ell vapor CaroveUe de 700 toneladas.

D ''''''''': s.; 81;
Tav1ad de e San Nasave
Unai Mas &maase 225
segundO
eda un
los de e a
PASSAGES
PASSAGES DE IDA
pde
reduction de rs @ sobre d Waldo lete de
6rmn pgndo
Para pnmse"Oss sOrs aets passages dvvvs ageuhs
Latimery Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
Brandy ingles pllido,

Bqra cts ~ b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08


steamship Scotia (Br), Lott Liverpool and Queenstown
&C G Franckyn.
steamship New York NG), Klugkst Bremen via South
ampton-Oelrichs Co.
Richmond-R6 II Chamberlain.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship, Fanita, Doane Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Nereus. Bearse Poston-H Dimock
Bark John Wooster. Power, Zanzbar-vernon II
' BARK ptfour Br King Cork or Falmoutn-G Bulley,
Parker.
Bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, -Borland, Dear
Bark Marathon, Donwell, sagua-vernon II Brown 4
Bark Aimoncr AverilI Caibaren-Js Ingraham 4 Co
Bark Young Eagle (Br,, Dick Serelh (Canada)-Geo
Bark Mary Packer, Holloway, San Trancisco-C Com
stock 4 Co.
Brig Atlas Hodsdon, Marseilles-Jas Hensy
Brig Avance Nor), Peterson, Cronstadt-Eunch Edge
4 Co.
Brig Lydia j Cole, Law, st Jago-Wayder 4 Co
Brig Peter Roberts Br), Hunter, Windsor, Ns-Cran-
dali, Berteaux h Go.
schr Royal Arch Qsrl, Smith, Pernambuco-G Bulley
schr Atlantic (Br, Davidson, Windsor-Crandall, Ber
schr Woodruff, Davis, Corpus Christi II Brewer
4 Co.
schr Sarah Cullen, Ars Ccday Keys-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Mary Witham Kelley, Norfolk-C Staples
Schr j Moulton. Crowley, Boston-Jes Murray Il Co.
Schr Nash, Crowley, Boston-Jas Murray Co.
Schr Emeline 9 Sawyer, Hail. Boston-Simpson Clapp
4 CO.
schr Henry Dobbin, East weymouth-simpson Clapp
4 SO.
schr r b Smith, Nickerson, New acknowledgement 4
Wood
Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford.
Steamer Frank, Pierce PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith Philadelphia
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY MAY s. s72-rRIpLE SHEET

Band, were In attendance. About three hundred
lots were disposed OF, at an average figure OF $3.50
each. The sale OF Mr.. A. ID. Mellick Jr at Roselle,
was very successful and q large number OF people
went out the eleven o'clock special train The
prices realized were considered unusually good,
and $50 lots were sold at an average price OF 500
each. The following were the transactions at the
Exchange Salesr00ms yesterday
n'GUIRE.
story brick building and lot Attorney st., ~ nm,
225 IT, in Stanton ST. lot 9xl00 Frank keibach $23 900
lot @xso John Rise 1880
iith av, lot Ok 1903 NJ A. j. Lynch .,,....... 1850
MULLER, WILKINS 60.
NJ Phillips "" =. .................". 1000
LOT y; 10Th st., 90 IT W., Sd av, zxio22.
Ihiips. ..;,....,' 1oV
three story blk. houses and lots ~ and 80 Greene
St, i23 II. Grand st., lots together 493xl00 Mr. ~
Dupaget. ,4O0
Bk. factory, buildings and plot of ground n. King
St, 100 IT, Q. Conovcr st., plot lWxl00 A. w. ooo
HOvvnAN coBuRN
3story b. g. h. and At 18th st., 303 II II. west
avenue A. lot l8lxl004 w. Ellingwood l25O0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

Schr Atlantic, Dawson, New York for windsor, Nh
schr iotte, Jones, New York for Portland
s schr a Merald Han, New York for Boston
Scnr samuel Davis, Curry Gowanus for Cow Bay.
sehr Circle, Peits New PORK for for Port jenerson
Sehr Liberty, johnson, Elizabethpo port for Norwalk
Sehr Mary Staples Godfrey, Port johnson Tor Port
ps Sehr Charlotte Kingsand Cole, New York for New
,I schr Chapman Huntley, New York for New Lon
schr \ King, Bliven Ezabc Import for Providence.
S Sh nihsKA, Strout New York for Boston.
schr rase DAVIS Port johnson for Pawtucket
Sh y Mar, Ward, Hoboken for Providence
sc ch . Hawley, Bayles, Hoboken for salem
su,h nelson harvey Bearse, Ezabcthport for Ply
schr Brainard Conkling Elizabethport for Provi
schr Daniel Morris, Hanson, Elzabethport for Paw
Schr N Freeman Eldrdge. South Amboy for Boston
pa%,n , nooert smith, Dickerson, New York New
schr Sarah 4 Louise, Bogg, New York for Boston.
s schr rrannmnroo; Kent Hoboken for Boston,
Schr W Burden, Adams, Hoboken for Providence
Schr stephen Taber Cox Port johnson for Glen Cove
us schr W thompson, Ludlow, South Amboy for New
Schr Minquas HeaDey, Elizabethport for Providence
Sohr BentSli, Lyte, Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr siak, johnson, Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Nellie, Metcalf, Elizabcthport for Boston.
Schr Gilbert Green Peters, Elizabcthport Hartford
Schr Cnrts Greenwood, Baxter New. Brunswick for
schr Foam, Tobn, Trenton for Hartford
schr Sarah Selsey Stowe, Trenton for New Haven.
schr Palladium, Ryder Elizabethport for New Bedford
schr Nicanore, Hannah, Hoboken for Warren.
echr Mariner, Sherman, New York for Gree nwich.
scr EyeS Bnrsey Ne% Y Se f yo mn
Steamer tialatea, Nyc New York for Providence.
Steamer Thetis, Cole New York for Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08
BROOKLYN WoMAN's CLUB.

The Brooklyn Woman's Club gave reception az
their rooms last evening, the entertainment being
cnlivened by a lecture delivered by Miss f. Ida
Williams the subject being, "A Great Author"
which was listened TO with deep interest by q
highly attentive and critical audience. MISS
Williams manner during her reading seemed
characteristically modest, yet selfpossessed and
graceful. and with her clear, distinct enunciation
and expressive face she seemed to have gained the
sympathy and admiration OF her audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

that the evidence did not Justify the
resolution The debate was then closed by Mr..
Alvord The committee rose at'eleven O'Clock and
the H,isted amendment was put and lost. The vote
the original resolution was then put and lost. The
galleries and Hobbies were crowded during the dis
cussion OF the resolution and when the vote
was being taken the greatest excitement prevailed
on all sides, the friends 81 Mr. Miller and his oppo-
ncnts running about with division lists i'm their
hands nNlously talying the name OF every member
as he announced has vote. When the result was
finally announced the excitement became intense
and the House adjourned amid general confusion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The real estate market yesterday was devoid OF
special interest, and ony . portion of the pro-
perry offered was disposed OF. on Monday
MI Jeremiah Johnson, H., soid on the pre-
misses, ~ order oi the trustees, part
at the Curtis estate, a. Richmond Uill i. l..
Nine carloads Of people accompanied ~ Graiua's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, May 7, 1871
BILLS PASSED.
In relation 10 the Marine Court in the city OF New
York.
To prevent frauds in the sale OF patent rights.
In relation to the Board OF Trustees OF the Cen
eral Convention OF Universaists OF the United
states.
The bin to authorize the towns OF the State to de-
teInine whether liquor shall or shall not he sold
came up for y third reading, and was lost ayes 10,
noes 10, as follows:-
YEAs-Mcssrs Adams Allen, Benedict, Bowen, Chat
Palmer Robertson, winslow, D. X. Wood j. Wood and
.NAys-Messrs. Cock, johnson, Lewis Lord. Lowery.
Murphy, o'Bricn, Perry. Tlcmann and Weismann-l0
motion to reconsider was laid on the table
The bill was finally progressed and made the
special order of this evening.
The Assembly amendments to the New York
charter We're nOn-cOncurred in and Il conference
committee appointed
The Assembly resolution to adjourn on Friday
was laid on the table.
A bill was introduced in relation to the Com
missioner Of Jurors IN the city OF New YORK. II
fixes the time and manner of appointment.
The Senate then went into Committee of the
Whole on the supply bill, and devoted the remain
der Of the session to it's consideration.
The Senate then took recess until haltpast
seven Z. N.
Evening Session.
Most OF the evening occupied discussing the
bill providing for the extraordinary repairs OF the
canals The bill was ordered TO a third reading
and passed
The vote rejecting the bill TO authorize towns 10
vote upon
THE QUESTION or SELLING LIQUOR
reconSidered and the bill was passed-ayes II,
noes II, as ollows:-
yEAs-Adams, Alien, Baker, Benedict Bowen, Chat
Robertson, Wagner, wlnslow, d. ?. Wood J. Wood,
NAys-Cock johnson, Lewis, Lord, Lowcry, Madden,
Murphy, o'Brien, Perry, Tiemann, Wcismann.
The bin relating to wharves. piers ana bulkheads
IN The city Of New York was reported. Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

Office.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY Z, 1872.
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BELOW.

Ship Cynosurc Br) Costello, from Liverpool with mdse
Tapscott Bros, Was spoken May l. off Nantucket (by
pilot boat Francis Perkins, No 1aD.
Bark Gesner (NG) Christofers from Bremon March IT.
with mdsc and passengers to Koop Co (Was spoken
May lat So g. by pilot boat Francis Perkins No 49,
Bark Currys, from - lby. pilot boat Perkins No III.
Brig Iris (by pilot boat N ii Grnne, No 2W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08
Marine Disasters.

Steamships New York, Bremen; W Clyde, Richmond
Wynnoke, do.
Wind ut sunset ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-19
PROPOSALS. FOR LETTER BALANCES.


~
be9led prQpoeals will be feceived Al this Denart
noon of lTnshiS Ssg f q 20 At Z O'Clock
NE post offices IN The UnitsN Stats Tor one yeSr
srspln ana h.er M st February, is8 Of the
ErHl Rslans,sssT ,ls,,.,if y, N = - ,,--,,
9n,g9ss OF these u Il hnppOsSd that 100 vii be
Seeond f..Rnoes Of the same oap.olty. Vr,au.isd
~. w oF ErAinme aystem. OF tbs class iOd
asS aisS,Ses S1Ssls Of Weighing four pounds
y sns Class u e guppoSs9 Thai 30 VIII b. ~aEted
accuracy, Htrength and Durability WIN be
relnirea IN the 9Stances % bc fIrnishsd. wan "
Smpsy md Us SddsfS S aRo NAV P SI n
quality p N TesPsss equal 70 the i SainPie ''s u
boz for trlnapoftation, and deiiyeFed Ire of III
Sroro o. Ices than The estimated qlanities may be
require Al the discretion q he PostSnss eensa
ANArdn Will be made for each article separately II
desmed most adyantasepus g the DeIartInent
bnas npt made In e2niormity with this advertise
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antaea q ne ability 10 comply with his bid, and
oernnSaiS from postmaster that such guAfantOrS
a bgnd, with two sufficient suretles, Will be re
quired TO each contrArt
trartsd Tor az a. st,ar " ~ ay aIucis con
partment articles Inferior IN the OPINION IL the Puat
master General To those contracted for will be con
sdered suhcient cause for tho forfeiture Of the con
The PQstmaster General reserves the right 10 rejoc
any or al bids In his opinion Il Is required by IN,
inlessss g ne Pspgrtne3L en- ,u,,
PrOposAls for Letter balances" end directed 10 lie
iTSt Assistant Postmaster General Washington,
| uecoIht Postmaster General
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PROPOSALS. ron WRAPPING PAPER AND

PosT OTTIcE DEPARTMENT.,
pss@sat until he W day q fe JsnSar :, @ 3
wins t Spi "a ISs ~ &c % SFSPP pffE s9d
States icr GPs yssr from ihs II DAY o. TsbrIsrI
6SS BsTsTs%s wsas s ssah bhgtn'' Of the Poet
The quality and tho eatimSted quantity Of each
iSOOO reSS % MTspidns fSpsf sIs5 inches in size,
and 2 weigh 2 pounds 70 the reAm, eacn
$50 reSmS Of WrsPpins fspsr sss1 inches In size
and g Esifh pound. % ne rSam, each
5000 pounds ID 0otion fgine, % 10 sply, and to
ms ,SSt irgm ,s9 20 a. yards 70 the pound e
GSSa,ds M s5a r ,SSs gy ~ y Sfs iT %S9is6nS
10 beoome loose Or tangled In transportation
5000 pounds q ooaue Hemp rwine, 70 DO bply, and
md % 6s Put uP IN balls weis6ins from S one 70
T9 gY Sass o saSh AZ hound = pSs to be
Samples o. the articles required Will Be Furnished
q persons who desire TO lid, application TO the
hifSt Assistant Postmaster GonsrAl, Washington,
More orIess then the estimated quantities m ~ be
Fs aES 5S he d SSSS q lie PSiSsfsP a &sE
deensd most sdyAnlSse0us 70 the DepSFtnlsnt
Alh Rgt made IN Conformity with DIS advertise
sscS BIDDER gsss fSras6 WITH his pruPosgl guar.
nom sSs r. hat AN s 81 Sa HHS
a bend silh 10 saiAoiontSurStisa will be required
Ialllrs % fIEnlsh promptly any article contract
ed for, or an attempt 10 ifnpoee upon the Depart
ment articles inferior, In the opinion q the Post
nssteI General 70 thoss eontracted for, will be con.
tract
ne Pos,n q. ds9sTS EessTyeE ths right e r.
by the interests Of the Department.
Prppcsals Rlsi be indsrsed % The envelope PRO.
and Sssd 81 First P6 sSr
master General WAShipgtoni ID C;,psuv,,
dekTht Postmaster General
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-19
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-. INDIANA Z
gHs s1reInts until x M, Oii II i n
for furnishing, delivering, hitting and putting IN
II naoe the yrUuFht aud eastiron work a. exhibited
NJ wings described In the npecinaatlOna nd
eailed Tor IN The echeduea, oOnnislnF Of oast.irp
eoipmns % hlut stofy, rolled beams, kc Of seoOnd
and third gtQfioe, roof, Ac
Coplee % Tho draWinfa, gpecihcatiOna, and aehed.
u? may % bad on appliostlon ~ this ofhceL
, Al eo4nqldinH nelluirpd by the oontra1torH TO put
ne work In place viii be furuiahed by the 0oyern.
nent iEee OF charge but will be erected by The con.
irqIosela WI be maie by the piece Insai foot or
hnonE different biddsrs, but viii Be considered IN
hymens, WIN be made monthly, deduotinS ten Ter
oend nntli the nnAl ouiuplcuon Of the contract.
a, An bioa must be accumran MED by 4 renal bond in
ne sum "a three thousand dollars (fhOD0J that Tho
biduer VIII eocbpt and perform the einlrasf IN aynrd
~ min he puiotnncy Of the security 10 be- certihed
IN ne United states Judge, the clerk OF the United
court q the diarict attorney " the district
HE DgpSrtmenl roseres the right to reject any or
All bids, " be deemed for The Interest n fie dow
we printed form, TO BE- obtained In this ofice and
msnls Of this advertisement viii moi be eapsidrTsi
nelther will any PROPOSALS be reviewed from PARTIES
who ere not henlseNes cnRpred IN the mannfactu ~
N Nrolght or eaat iron work, and who have not tho
necessary faculties for gettinR out tho work
dFoi9sals WI - indorsed bids Cor Iron Work /"
~ lstf tsadFeesedto IA " ENOS,
ueit Buperintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-19
pRorosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OTTIcE or THE A. C. b.
49,, FORT pREhLKl ME-, Hoy y, ts7a 4 4
Sealed propOsalH, IN duplicate, ~ the form fur.
SATURDAY, the 2sth day o. December, is79, 81 10
O'Clock, m, for all the fresh beef required AZ tklS
Post for Hix munthA or such less time a. The Com
ini.sary General may direct, commencing january
"Details and requirements furnished by the under.
signed A true copy Of the latter with this adVor.
does ID Lieut.. 9Th Art, Acting Con,. sub