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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
THE DEVIL AND CUPID.
A LEGEND FOR ST. VALENTINE.

The devil out walking one very fine day
Stumped along by brook which dashed through
meadow,
Where, drowsed by the musical, murmuriDg play
OF the rpples, Young Love lay asleep in the
Stretched out at fun length in Iily's white chace
Where he slept like king in fairy-gemmed palace.
Il
His QUiver was bursting with arrows just made,
His bow hung near by a honey flower staInsn I;
And visions Of triumph ezulting played
Der his face as he dreansd Of some laDguishing
Damon;
And he laughed in his sleep, till one glossy-winged
Nearly woke, thinking Cupid had called for an
arrow.
As sly as a fox that would throttle goose,
As coy a maid with her lovers around her,
Nick squeezed from the poppy a drop Of its juice
And sprinkled Loves eye-hds to make him sleep
Then, smiling to see the gay archer 50 stupid,
Proceeded to play the-himself-with Dan Cupid.
He examined the bow with its gossamer string
Which both halves Of the world had put in a
shiver,
And twanged the fran chord, just to hear how
twould ring,
Then took from the grass the half-bursting qUiver
And-knOWlng who did 1t, 1t Is not suTprlslng-
Gave half Of the arrows birthstone baPtizng-
And ever since then a sad havoc is made
When Cupid goes out for summer days shooting;
Never dreaming at all what trick has been played
On him and the world by the DEVILS free-booung
For Eaf Of his arrows are missiles OF terror,
And produce, without fail, unaccountable error.
VI.
Now, no longer, alas ! is it truthfully said
That matches are made in the circles Of heaven,
To a very large portion, less happily made,
A very strong favor Of birthstone Is given.
And, true to the nature of Buctfer matches,
They all are continually coming to scratches.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

THE Pennsylvania constitutional con-
vention has adopted "A section making
women Of 81 years or over eligible tn
any Office of control or management
under the school law Of the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

has been set on foot, and dispatches have
been sent to the ConsuI-GeneraI Of France at
New York advising him Of the circumstances
AID instracting him to watch for the arrival
OF the Agiania
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

TIE Illinois state Penitentiary las
been frauduiently managed by the state
commissioners, and one OF them, namesJ
Rowett, has been Gaming James Good
speed, an editor of the Chicago Repub-
lican, in retaliation for his exposures ia
the matter
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

ANNoUNCEMENfs.-Ann the name Of
person for a County Office, S.; State Office $40;
Federal office Sl5. Invariably in advance.
s The above Terms and Rates will be
trictly adhered to.
- RELIGIOUS, Marriage, Birth aud Death
Notices solicited, and will be willingly ipser-
ed FREE OF CHARGE. Obituaries VIII be charged
advertising rates.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

EUCHARIST.
| The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
literally, the act of giving thanks,-so
called because it is an occasion of
special and solemn Thanksgiving to God
for his goodness in giving up his own
Son to death for our salvation-the
term Eucharist being derived from a
word which signifies thanksgiving.
EUROPE
Is supposed to receive its name from
Europa (ab, large, and the eye OF look,
large-eyed, viz, having beautiful eyes,
the daughter of Agenor, king of Phar-
| nicia She was so beautiful, it is said,
that Jupiter became enamoured of her,
and carried her over the sea to that
quarter of the globe which now bears
her name.
JUBILEE.
The Jubilee was the grand Sabbatical
year of the Jews, celebrated after
every seven septenaries of years viz.
every forty-ninth or fftieth year, in
commemoration of their deliverance
out of Egypt. This was year of gen
eral release, not only of all debts, like
the common Sabbatical year, but of all
slaves and of all lands and possess
sions which had been sold or otherwise
alienated from the families and tribes
to which they originally belonged.
Critics are not agreed about the etymoI-
/ ogy of the word Jobel. Some derive it
from Jabal, the inventor of musical in
struments. Gen. 5. q and suppose
that this year was named after him, be-
| cause it is a year of mirth and Joy A;
the word ioviaI being perhaps a cor
ruption of the Hebrew word Jobel or
else, because it was ushered IN with the
musical sound of the trumpet through
the whole land. There is another opin-
ion, which bids as fair for probability
as any, that Jobel comes from jabil, in
| hipnil, hebil, which signifies to recall,
restore, bring back, &c, because this
restored all slaves to their liberty, and
| brought back all alienated estates to
families to which they originally be-
longed. Accordingly, the Septuagint
renders JobeI n remission, Lev. 25. 10.
! And Josephus saith it signifies liberty.
sYCOPHANT.
Originally, an informer against thos
who stole figs, or exported them con-
trary to law, &c. Hence in time it
came to be a tale-bearer, or infOrmer in
general; hence a parasite a mean fat
terer, especially of princes or great
men hence a deceiver, an imposter.
Its most general use is in the sence of
an obsequious fatterer or parasite.
TOBACCO.
A plant, native Of America, much
used for smoking and chewing, and in
snuff,-so named from Tobacco, a pro-
vince of Yucatan, in Spanish America,
where it was first found by the Span
iards. But this account of its origin is
doubtful. Las Casas says, that in the
| first voyage OF Columbus, the Spaniards
saw in Cuba many persons smoking
dry herbs or leaves rolled up IN tubes
called tobacos. Charlevoix in his his
tory of ST. Dominique, says, that in
stru1nent used in smoking was called
| Tobacco.
vIRTUOSO.
A man skilled in fine arts, particular
! " in music; or a man skilled in anti
quities, curiosities and the like.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
TOBACCO.

A man skilled in fine arts, particular
Iy in music or a man skilled in anti
quities. curiosities and the like.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
Tho Modocs Executed.

The execution OF the ModOc a3 as3ins-wlth the
exception of two whose sensence5 have been COM
muted by the Presdent-was to have taken place
at Fort klamath yesterday White settlers gath
cred at the Fort yesterday morning from all par 5
ot the surrounding county to witness the execu-
ton. The scatfold was erected just out ide thu
Fort. The sentences of Sloluck and Baruef
having been commutCd 10 Imprisonment for life
| on the ground that they were acting "a private
soldiers, obeying the orders OF Captsin Jack, Il
ex -cuted were Captain JACK. SchOnchIn, Boston
Charley, and Black jim. The remnant Of th
Modoo tribe-lj6 men, women and children-wil
b. transferred to Fort Russell.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
NOT! ICE.

7 JOHN CALHOUN, do hereby ziva not,a.
IL that shall apply to the judges Of tha Co1r3
y General Sessions of the Peace and Jail 1alvsrx
OF the state OF Delaware ih and for tho eoantv ~
New Ctsile at the November Term A d 1s-9 Ia
s license to keep i Tavern at No 4lO spruce urrest
Wilmington, Del and the following frseboIds~s -
commend the said application 10 wit.
11amuel SayerE, Timothy MsGinly.
joan McGonigai, Michael Campbell,
gOan Morrow, William Russell
T. r. Meyer, Andrew MeMenamrn
Michael Meenen. J0hn MrNEi,y
Joseph Hayes I0sepb Iandtba,t
gonn MeOnheriy- Aayier +. Jaequot
reter M19nion y q. Lapaire
tnnmas Mur'hH, John Flaoag1n
fttr'eS oiully George I. Keller
hls his
| Patrick . 0TOoIe, Henry = Notr,u
! -. tnhfE; mark,
| WIrNES s-Eiwurl scullv NrrSy.sGJ,nass s,..-.-.
| Oct!-3ls 7'o"ais
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

AN INTEREsTISa MEETIN0. The Hail of tie
Central Delaware Fruit Growers' Association was
iilled to its utmost capacity on last Wednesday
night. The m u trnpic discussed was the losses
OF growers by the J. q u. X. Il. and Lewes stes m
eFs. The expeisnee3 OF several gentlemen were
gwen, and disclosed some startling and most dam
aging facts in relation TO the management OF this
corporation. The discussion was an exciting one.
The Executive Committee were instructed to con-
and TO aseer ain their disposition in regard to the
settlement OF the claims and TO report at the next
nesting on Wednesday evening, the 10th Inst
This meeting wlll bs an exceedingly interesting
one.- Milford Nt9A I'm = IEsH6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

While farmer named james Warner was
returning in wagon with his wife to Dorance,
Pa, from Hazelton, on Thursday evening, they
were asked by some miners for a ride. The
request was granted, but the men, soon after
getting into the wagon, began to quarrel and
use indecent language. Warner ordered them
ont, when they assaulted him. lie defended
himself with board Ised for seat in the
wagon, and knocked out The brains OF one o.
his assalants He is now in jail at Wilkes
barre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

So certain are the united Bourbon and Orleans
party of the almost immediate restoration of the
monarchy in France; that they have already sent
Cardinal CASTOR de Bonnechose, Archbishop of
Rouen, on mission to Rome, in connection with
that subject. lie quilted Rouen on the 10Th OF
September, and was to become the guest of Pope
b, is the bearer of an invitation that his Holi-
ness will make journey to France, to be present
at the accession, and to perform the principal
in the coronation of the Count de Chambord 50
Henri V. Of France.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
NOTICE.

I CHARLES BROADIART, do hereby i've notice
AS that snail apply 10 the judges OF the Court
OF ,1euera Sessions ot the Peace tud J4ti Delivery
Ut the state OF Delaware IN and tor the County Ot
New Castle. at the November Term, A. ID. 1873, for
a License to keep Tavern at No. ilb Poplar street.
Wilmington, Del, aud tne following treenOlIers
recommend the said Application, to wis:
John Eehrenbach, Leopold >chuhmeiller,
ii. H. Albert. Clemens Basier,
rhOs. B. Eaton, John tieOrge ttrlnIeL
y. +. JacquOt. W, UnhIrt.
his Joseph BHuck,
Daniel = Dougherty. Jas. Brady.
mark. Henry DOugheIty,
WrTSEss-N. +. ia lu, :, Christouher Munger
). Il. LapaIre, James Aayl0r,
G0tteib Mammee, Mornln Prelong,
Jas. A. Hart, Martin ke0ga.
John d. kurtz. David Foster,
David McCulltu G.. Inhaft.
| james s. Heal, 0etl-3gE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

DEATH OF OWEN Crow. JR.-Owen Crow,
Jr,, son of Owen C.Crow, Esq. of Kent county,
Del, d. l, after shOIt Illness of typhoid fe-
yer, on Friday, 2Jth ult, in Topeka, Kansas.
MIC was well known to many of our readers.
He, in comnany with L. Il. ROthwell, ESQ
aud George ROthwell, of MiddletOwI went TO
Kansas last spring, where Mr.. Crow became
employed in grocery store. A few weeks
ago he was seized with bilious dysentery
which so impaired his health that when he
was attacked by the typhoid fever he colld
not withstand it, and sank beneath it, Ills
parents were at once notified of his death, and
by their directions the body was embalmed
aud brought home Tor intermeHt, by Mr.. Geo
Rothwell. Mr.. Crow was about thirty year:
old.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
commutatIon OF Death sentence.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-President Grant has
commuted the death sentence in the case of Sloluk
and BaInecao, Modoc Indians, who were senteu-
ced 10 death by a military cOmmissisn, and which
was to have taken effect to-day. They will be
confined at hard labor for life at Acatross Island,
California. This action was deemed necessary,
because President Grant took the ground that they
merely he'd the same relations to Captain Jack a
that of a soldier serving under the general
of an army and bound under Faies OF discipline
| to obey his commands,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

EDWARD MclNALL, Jr.. hereby giva notice
lie that will make application tor a License 70
sell medicinal Liquors and Wines at the Drug store
Ind and Market streets. Wilmington. Del. at the
next Court of General Sessions oi New Castle Co.
upon the signatures of the following gentlemen
substantial resident freeholders OF the "a Ward
Zadock Townsend, Sylvester b. Townsend
VIM. Ashley simpson, Jno. Mari
Enos Larkin Morris eldie
II. Il. MeIntiTe. Feter J. Babcock.
Joshua Baker. Chas. WeJl,
Richard Booth Jno. Y. Christy,
George Mccall, NJ. Allsberg,
Jnu. r. Bush BENJAMIN Cox
Joseph Bradford Charles h. Sparks,
| James Uhrsty. William Hare.
" IN. III. Thompson. James Ian.
WIN II. Quinn, Robert II. Taylor.
| actt-5t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
MOTT, ,UE.

7 WIN. MCKINLEY, do hereby give notice
1S that shall apply to the Judges Of the Court
Of General Sessions Of the Feace and Jail Delivery
Of the State OF Delaware. i'd and for the County OF
New Castle. At the NoVemb Term, d. 1878, for
License 10 keep Tavern called the Silver Groves
House" No. sos Church street Miimington, Del,
and the following treeholdeEs recommend the said
application. to wit:
Peter Traynor. J.B, Lapaire
Daniel Regan, M Meenan.
Henry DOugherty, JNmes 5. Heal
John L. Barnes. JDhn Calhoun
George w. Phillips, Jtseph Hayes
his his
ohm = Welsh. LeOnhard n MeVey,
mark, mark.
Wtrxxss-J. NJ Springer, WtTSEss-J B. Lapaire.
DaEid McCullin. Jphn MuIligan
Michael Cottingham, Jphn Morrow,
y. 4. Jacquot, Jphn McAnulty,
his james Brady.
Wm. Russell. George I. Keller
marx, Peter Manni0n.
WIISEss-J. NJ. Springer,
his his
Daniel = DOugherty John = 0T0ol.
mark. mark,
WITSEss-A. F. Jacquos. .WrTSEsS-Michael Kelly.
grtI 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
NOTICE.

r JACOB IItJSER, 10 hcscby give notice that
~ snall apply 20 10, Judges q the. Court Of
the state OF Delaware, ia ana tor the County Ol
New Castles at the November Term. A. h. Is-j, l1i
a License to Keep q Tavern at No. 5.u Orange 81.
Wilmington. bel, called fatrl Wand Freeinc
uOuse, and the following fccenoilers reeommenl
the said npplication, To Wit:
Robert Taylor. Charles -chmith,
William Baxter. James Clark,
Daniel McElwee. II. +. Fincrin Ir.
Conrad Keller. \. Bicktl,
deorge Finek. Patrick Monaghan
| IacoO honCl, Thos u. ti6-un
Herbert Lansc, VIM. IL. Cd3dwlCa,
EmmOr JeheTls, Francis kickt4
| RI. l.. Rice, Mtcneal Meg4ry.
| James Murray, G Rentus9,
| John Bader. samuel h. Cloud
| LeOhardt Hamann, John Soueth.
1 OcLl-Jt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

NEW FREIaHT STEAMBOAT. Harlan Il Holm %
worth Company, OF this city, have nsaFly built
for the BatimnEe and Norfolk steam Packet Conn.,
pany new iron freight boat, costing $4,000. 10
Be called the Ssahord, 600 tons capacity. The
vessel will be launched In few weeks, ard as
SO1 ss bst"ssn y n BaltmoTe - .pd 1IS NorIoiE Va
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

LADIES GOoDs-F. l.. Frank, 5ll Market
street, has opened full and complete line of
merino underwear, hosiery, kid gloves, TOR la
dies aud children, infants and ehildren'se
ladies clothing In the State, of his own manu-
facturc, which he sells at remarkably low
prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
NOTICE.

Y ANDREW WILHELM. do hereby give notice
thar shall apply 20 the Judges u the lourt o.
= S.rai Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Dcliyey OF
~ Sfafe ef Delaware in and for tho County et New
n sIlss al the November Term. 4, p iS'ss Tor a
License TO keep Tavern at No, III Salpley street
Wilmington. Del, and the ioitowmS lFeeoo1es Fc
commend the said appilcatloa, 10 Wtt'
James MeLanant AoRaSoah'
William Baxter fetes oprinset.
Conrad Keller, Sh9rtes Scnm'ul
Robert Taylor, Aamosts,
Jacob Hauseg. Emmof seust's'
John ByTne, Se9rsee tHVN'
Il ipS6,ss James Smith,
I,hn Snrs.h A. Rtckta,
j AeManUs, 1eorEe Muiet
Wu III. Chadwick. kransis hlckta.
Le0nhariE Hamana. John badSE'
ect2-St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

POSTAL CHANGEs.-Mrs. G.. l.. Norris has
been appointed pOstmistress at Still Pond, rBce
Mrs. II. A. SappingtOn, resigned. At Centre
vile, Jos. n. GOldsbOurough, r'cs w. 5. Con
nelly, removed. At Warwick, WIN. Walmsy
Utc3 VIM. Zimmerman resigned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
The Foyyy % Ssrsey.

one OF the most desired improvement now Is a
road to the Delaware and good wharf and pier.
The Ferry will then soon follow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

THE MARYLAND STATE FAR.-Amoug the
blooded horses entered for the Maryland STATE
Agricultural Fair, which begins at Pimlco, on
Tuesday next we notice Joe Lane, Jr entered by
]. ]. Ross. Of Sanford. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

PREM1uMs.-At the fair Of the OxrordAC Cri-
cultural Society, which closed at Oxford Pa,
yesterday, first premiums were awarded to the
Eureka Manufacturing Company, of this city
for their folding bed stead, and patent spring
bed bottom
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

IL BRINGHURST & co, Apothecaries. here
LIZ with announce their intention OF making ap-
picatiou at the November Term Of the Court Of
GENERAL Sessions tor 1913 for License for the dis
pen5ing OF Splrituou3 Liquors for Medicinal pur-
poses, at the North West corner Of Sixth and Mar
ket streets, w imingtOn, Del which application is
nInenlLal hu IL. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

4 ANDRETHS new crop TurRiR and Ruta Bega
- oee''S's W. N. CHANDELIERS,
jyl.0 6ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

NYOTICE.-A night school under the direction OF
N the Board OF Public Education, will be open
ed in the basement OF the Wilmington Institute,
fentrance on Shipley street, on Monday evening,
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
CHARLES BAIRD.
oets-3t Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
DELAWARE LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE. COMPANY,

No. IOG W est ~eNehth @tFett'
WILMINGTON, DEL.
This Company insnges Horses and Mules against
loss ar DAMAGE hy hrs, accident or disease anu
fFom being stolen. Rates reasonable.
Losses promptly adjusted aad paid. - Ao pr
A''4'' "'''' PSST. W. A. REYNOLDS. Pres,
w, III. alLu OBS. Seey. tTSuLy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
WANTS.

NTANTED-A situation at house carpentering
w or Cabinet making by n competent hana 1T
either trade FRANK SWEErMAN,
oct3-3ts ST Church street.
IA ANrED to Purchase two or three Mortgages
w for 81 COO to sl,600. Address D. through
the Gazette le.ser box. 03-bt.
UYANTED.-A girl to cook and do houseWork.
w Apply at lilo Market street. oS-6u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
NOTICE.

NO41C6ss
T MARY c. CHASE. do hereby give notice that
IL l shall apply TO the Judges OF the Court Of
tieHeral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery ot
the State OF Delaware. in anu for the County OF
New Castle. at the November Term, A. b. 1873. for
License 10 keep a Tavern called tho Smyrna
House" at No @9 Orange street, " i.mington, Del,
and the following freehotIers recommend the said
application, TO Wit
VIM. IL. Robinson, t,eo. A. Garrett,
John Moore. \. Giveu,
Edw strauss Joseph SchoGel
Jno Ii. Warayen, Nathan Ghetn.
Myers Hayes Daniel MeAyey.
b. p HassOn. james Murphy.
Emile Bucher WI. M1atsem1tF,
Edward M,Ateer, Ihos. NuttIil,
James McGauau. \. Hesse,
Neil Mclaughlin, his
Daniel Gallagher, Daniel = Haley
| jacob SehWeIskert, MARX.
l HrrNE5S-Jlmes Pisrson
his his
| Michael < DOuSherty, Ael = gDonnets
marx, - mars - ~
| tWfrSEss-P. q. Plunkett.N Nsss-P. u, FinnketI
4 r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04

Chas q. Rumford, VIM. g. Gibbons.
Phiup Garrett, EiwJod Garrett
Nsorge :. Grubb W. I. We-tbr0gk,
Mm d. Reynolds. William Tasnlil,
,. n. Pusey, Edward Belts.
Granville WOrrell, Levi e. CLARK
William Candy, James T Bird
DR.. John X. Kane, John Finn.
y. James, Robert Morrison,
J. I. Head. Israel Pusey
Alex. Chandler, Stephen Postles
Edwd. W. Hoopes, Edward J Dougherty,
Geo. b. Armstrong, L E. Smith,
" ,. AuchnclOs5. Henry Baird.
James L. Chambers. oc 4-;t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
NOTICES.

T0TICE.-The members Of the Washington f.
IN Engine, IL. 4 l.. Company. No, are request
ed to IA Get ut the Engine House, on Monday oven
ing Oct 9th, at = O'Clock. Business OF importance
to every member. will come before the meeting
BY order OF the President. -,,,,,,,,,.,
SAM'L SHEPHEARD.
oeti-2t Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-04
SOFT SOAP,

FOR cleaning paint floors. steps. oil cloth ex-
tracing grease floors. carpets. washing dishes.
tinWare, &e.
For sale by the quart, gallon or barrel. by
j. T.. HEI WOOD.
At Factory. Orange and Water Sts.
Wilmington. Del. Oct. LIST. dim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A sale q ns siccdea hosses as ae AD as we're
Al sS = ;Sss ssi;' isns; iss \
snS sss
Rich handsome blooded and genteel Team Of bay geld
ngs, about lb< hands high and old next Spring
sired by Iron Duke, he BY old HambIetonisn, dam by
Belfounder the other was nred by Major Winfield out
psae wer Always
cred the finest team OF horses for their size style and
TO pheaton and trot faster nsly and all the
STYLE action, muscle and power for first class coach
attract marked BY their ne ons neets
mety Of FORM color and richness IN appearance they
W Ss s9S
OF having the finest In the county They known
Handsome and ane styled blood bay Horse lsS high,
old elegant ariver safe for to drive
rugged game and fine horse fast traveller; gentle
Also the finest blood bay fast trotting Horse In New
York, Rhody sired BY Volunteer dam BY Star,
oid trot in 25 to road and do in ner style
and neaness than any horse on the road and with al
Is warranted sound and Kind. Any gentleman wishing
Also the fine large chestnut trotng Horse Norristown
track and rspsat heats ats from sS to elegant
private road use warranted and kind this horse
IL . genuine and fine trotter.
ness nf s Al Also e brse
extra handsome and hney bred; 2 ine and valuable
these mares at sale Also Wagon, Harness, &c.
This stock all rst class being IN part the property Of
ance are sold to close estate. N. .B.-Gentemen are
particularly requested to call and examine this stock AZ
they viii carry out all the representations made and will
be fully warranted as represented
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-23
PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs FOR S2,6UOU
L Sealed Proposals will be received at the Comptrol-
r. M when the will be publicly opened, for the
whole any part Of the OF $2GO0OO0 Of city i'm
proyemen stock authorized by chapter go OF the Laws
Said stock will bear interest the rate of seven per
cent annu, payable the LIST day Of May and No.
on the LIST day OF November 1882.
The proposals will state the amount of stock desired
and the price one hundred dollars thereof and the
required to deposit with the Chamberlain the sums
awarded 10 them respectively together with
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts of tho
Chamberlain for such deposit the parties will be entitled
Of the awarded 10 them bearing interest from the
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed 'Pro.
posals for CITY Improvement stock" and enclosed In
second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller.
The right Is reserved on the part o the TO
reject all OF the bids H. In his Judgment the in
ANDREw H. GREEN, Comptroller
CIrY or NKw YORK, DEPARTMENT or FiSANcE
CoMPTRoLLERs OrFics, Jan IL, 1873 /,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Of the Clerk Of the Board OF Public Instruction. corner OF
Grand and Elm streets, until Wednesday, February
Desks Seats and other furniture required Tor Primary
School No East Sixteenth street near FIRST avenue:
place Tor the steam Heating Apparatus required for said
Specific ations may be office of the supcrin
tedent of School Buildings l4 Grand street third hoor
Two responsible and approved surees WI be required
from the bidders; proposals will not be
sidered unless sureties are named.
The Trustees the right TO reject any all Of the
p'op"~ ~ JOHN N. HAYWARD
LEWIS J. KELLY,
FREDERICK HAdEMEYER.
JOHN NJ. CARROLL,
JAMES W. GERARD, JR.,
Board OF Trustees, Eighteenth ward.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2l, 1873