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his inability to perform his official duties u - upner
stood that he viii resign. Elisha Y. Ferris hos been
appointed TO succeed him.
TARRYTOwN.-The steam fsrryboat which plies be-
tween this place and Nyack has gone Into Winter
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Board of Health held very short pub
lie meeting yesterday after prolonged private session,
TN which IL understood that they discussed the nppro-
priation for 1876.
The intercollegiate Athletic Association Con-
vention viii meet Thursday Jar. 9. at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel at 1890 a. m. The Rowing Association
will meet the day previous.
About 1000 children, gathered from the
Door OF the Seventeenth Ward treated to liberal
dinner and entertainment last evening by the juvenile
Guardian Society, at their bouse ut No lol 81 MARX n
place. Several weknown citizens ana cersyneh "oAo
present and made short speeches.
The sixth Christmas festival of the Bethesda
Mission in West Twentyelghthst between Ninth and
Tenth-aves was enjoyed last evening by host OF the
truted and valuable presents given rewards on merit
10 those especiav deserving tn This Mission was
founded by Henry King who, with his wife, laDors un
tirngly among the destitute OF the vicinity
The directors of the German American BANK
at No 100 Broadway met yesterday to take action WIN
respect to the position OF cashier made vacant by the
dismissal OF O. H. schrener, and TO discuss the state-
ment which Issued to the stockholders NO ACTON
was taken in the appointment Of a cashier, but CON-
mttee has the matter In charge, and the vacancy VIII
probably be filled at the annual clecuon ior uIce.oi
which early In January. The binK oDcers sIe
that the eX-cashicr who now advises tue saieoueIs
tn 20 into liquidation, about year ago maeseu great
confidence in the stability Of the bank Ihey ueclat1
that with good management In the future the pahA WI"
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BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENrs.

james l.. Anthony Of No. 81 William-st has
gone into bankruptcy with liabilities amounting TO over
$4,000. The following the principal creditors: II.
b. Halnlnondaa trustee, $4,000 A. d. Anthony,
SO 20s; II. NJ. Shepard Chicago, S6,23s; George +.
White $500 George b. Ripley, "a ,500 W. II. Allen,
Si42O James W. Nash, 50 600; Henry Day, $500.
The assets consist Of real estate valued at $4,000 PROM
isaory notes $4,000 debts due 70 200 and stocks par
value 81 $780, the greater part OF which are mining
shares.
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors were hcd yes
teay with the County Clerk by Eli G. Dale 70 Samuel g.
Dale and ly David SOliugcr 10 Max l. Meyer. gen
cral assignment by Joseph Il Firth and William A. Hitch
man 10 HnMn Snyder was recorded yester1ay
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AN INDICTED Ex-orFICIAL IN GREENvn.LE, NJ.

AN INDICTED EX-OFFIC1AL IN GREENViLLE, NJ.
Before the town of Grcenyille was annexed
to Jersey City, Board OF Street Commissioners had
charge Of all and 1t IL stated that Its arD
rary rule and alleged frauds resulted in large NUMBER
of wsus disputing the validity of their assessments
and several criminal indictments Among those IN
diced was Henry d. Belts, ChefEngneer OF the Com
fomnd Yesterday he was arraigned in the Hudson
County Quarter Sessions 10 plead 10 two indictments
found against him in October, 1873 one or the innco
ments charges him with having fraudulently obtained
from the Commissioners on Nov. ~ ls72 an improve
cut certificate for "a S52 81, when there was only
~ $50 10 due him; the secon mdctm'n MT charges MN
with Obtaining $l2,456 for j. NJ. EmendorI, Con-.
tractor y certifying the performance OF services not
rendered and the reception OF materials not furnished
Mr. Belts gaze $1,000 bail To answer.
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BURGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

Burglars entered the premises of James Kennedy,
AZ No 482 west scveIeenhst CnMonlay by forcing rear
window and escaped with property valued at sl7a
While George scs unloading quantity Of furniture in
font Of residence No $50 East Broadway on Monday
a tiief stoie trunk fltl Of clothing valued at S4S
John held at the Essex Market P0hce Court
yesterday stealing cloth valued II 800 iron the stone OF A.
flelds, at No 2i7 GIandst. 80
tie Washington acc Police Court yestoriay Deia
DAVIS was held stealing shawl yGlucd Mt Sl0O from the
hopso John PlUkct at No. 20 East FIFTY seoODdst
Angus Mu1fc age IL, was attacked ~ Gieenst SeWaE
Vcstflday, Grand Lemon and VIM Mathews ~ and III
years iespecvcy and robbed Of S4 The youthful rob-
lcls arrested 60.
sunday the reotors study attached to Christ
N by sneak utcve-, who
goo check $2j THE the fourth tune the rec
tory been robbed.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HuDNUrA IN
BROADWAY
Can. So Noon. 50. So M So' MhniTrt 80.
Highest during the dsy. 30. Lowest, 80.
Average 32ia. ZANE aay, 1874, 49,
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hofel-Gov. Person c. Cheney OF New
Hampshire Gen. John r. farnsworth OF Ilino. Jnnge ~
Devereux Receiver Of the Atlantic and Great western
HALLWAY COMPANY; James r. Joy President Of the Michigan
(eatraf Railroad Company A. j. Cassat o .,
the snia Railroad COmrany and " McCuongn Oh
Pitts "a oersu House-Prof NJ Wheeler OF Yale Col
icge GEN Day u e. Army Gen Cadw alader OK Phllsiel
mia aJ the Hon. Crooks Treasurer OF tho Province OF
Onls 10 Da Ia.-Fh frenu< Hotet.Cong gresham George
W. Ttnee Of Vermont; Capt. James b. Eadso 81 LOUIS
Senator r. Wood Of Syracuse, aud William Steele Dele
gate CoDgrss from Wyoming Territory 0',sey Honse
Cir Samuel H. HAYES Of England HoTrndn House-Capt
Robert j. Cook Of Yale College Windsor Hoe-CapI H. o.
Morse OF lmship City OF Picking Stteran Hoe-
Judge Charles Daniels o. Buffalo Aeemaris HotslmC9n
IS Dickinson Of Bangor N Y, and Assembyman Willard
Of Fulton f. W. Vosburgh OF Albany Breroort
Ho1se-Lus dc Poestad recently OF the Spanish Legation Of
Washington
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TRIBUNE POLITICAL EDITORIALS

To fhe Editor or The Irtbunt.
SIR. ] observe that an Elmira paper is out
for Roscoe Conkng President The editor doubtless
has his eye the postOice not far IN the distance.
Your editorial d" For President Rocsoe C0ukhng" was
timely and bit the nail square the head and enched
IL also Right here let congratulate you the
cess Of THE TRIBUNE. Such editorials the referred
TO- and many others Of like NATURE that appear from day
10 day make THE TRIBUNE the best paper In the world
and one sought after by thinking men OF all parties
Sfu6ea Fails ~ y Dec o. 1875. W. T. POLLARD.
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motion was made yesterday in Supreme Cont,
Chambe before Judge DOnohue admit Mr. j. Rec 10 DAHL
lie H. dcted tor forgery and has been in prison some months
He bail district Attorney decnel 10 accept ~
ON account of matters examination OF the Dondsnen
Which appeared him suspicious and on account OF te many
iucmtnts against Meanwhile Rec received notice tla
he would The motion yesi.ay was pressed
on ground that Rec must have peri0d Oh itom W p"
bare his defense. Decision Reserved.
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IMPURE AIR IN FERRY-BoAT CABINS.

70 the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: More ventilation in the cabins of our
fcl4yboats greatly needed During the hours Of bust
ness travel morning and evening, the mingingo human
breath with the heated air. there being no ventilation,
renders the atmosphere totally unfit for respiration
slirht attention 10 this matter the part OF the
pes would be most gratefully recognized by the pub
he. fko BONO fuBiINo
BrOOllyb, Dec. %, 1875.
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Joseph Morchead wac called 70 the chair and exJudge
John H. White, counsel for the depostors gave al 90.
OF his attempt to obtain from the receiver full
statement Of the banks condition. Mr.. White recon-
mended that an application be- made TO the Supreme
Court 10 compel the ~ report 10 the deposors
regularly, THE was approved.
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NEw-O RIKANs Dee. 2S.-E, l.. PersOn, Repnbli-
Of the Legislature from Eatchtoehes wa, shot
and instantly killed 6unday by MI Cosu0ye the editor OF
Ths VndcGor Abuse Of erSoD by Cossroye in HE paper
caused ths aglk
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JERSEY CITY.

William Koran of lIallidayst, Lafayette
was arrested yesterday for atrocous assault with
Ratchet on Denns Sullivan OF Woodwardst.
At the meeting of the Board of Public Works
yesterday, protest received against the proposed
removal OF a public pump at Grove and Wayne-sts
IL the only left of seyera built by the City Govern
about 30 years before the Passac water was
introduced. Tue rcmonsrants claim that Tie water Is
better that supplied by the city during the SUMMER
James Mailly was tried in the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions yesterday for atrocios assault on his
wife, officer Connolly testified that he found Mailly
with an upifed hammer in his hand, while Mrs Mailly
was lyS- bleeding ut his Sac testified that SHE was
not bodily fear, and lie stated that lac was standing
over her TO shelter her from bricks which his step was
throwing at them. Nailly was discharged.
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Gentlemen win find the most stylish and
elegant dress hats at EsPESCHETD's. 1lS Nasssust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.--Used
nearly fifty years Coughs Influenza et 90 es And e.
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A.-HATs.-Gents' Dress Hats for the Holidays
st lowest prices p ESESwEy I4s Nassau st. sprGc
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NEWARK.

The pastors of this city have arranged for
union services during the first week Of January.
The collections at the different masses at st.
Patricks Cathedral Christmas amounted to nearly
$1,000.
T.. L. Dobbms of the Ninth Ward is named
in connection with the Presidency Of the new Board Of
Education
The Rev. Joseph VI. Nardello, assistant at
ST. Michaels Roman Catholic Church in Jersey City, has
transferred by Bishop Corrgn to st. Jamess Par
sh in tnis city.
The body Of Mrs. Sarah Blair OF River-st
found IN the lock OF the Morris Canal near Market
IT., yesterday. Her husband died at 81. Micaes Hos
IitIl about three months ago
The Finance Committee of the Common
Council has decided have several church bells rung At
II O'Clock on Yoar'e Eve, and salute OF 100
fired Military Park on New Years Day, in honor OF the
Centennial. --
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TIE New YEARS HAT AND NEW YEARS
PREsRSTsGentemen Who make calls or saturday next VIII
brela from KKOx 2l2 Broadway 533 Broadway and In Fifth
Avenue Hotel Also ladies' attractive and fashionable FURS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

OBSTINATE cases of Piles of 20 years. standing
have been cured by DAIIEYs MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR
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TRENTON, N. j., Dec. %, 1S75.-Mr. z.
JIoI uEsDear SIR house entered night before
but property, and perhaps Nc was saved and the bur
ojar caught by OF ALARM After using
stantly for six Years pleasure 10 state after
test thai has proved an efficient protector Yours
truly, 'ohs H. nioAkL
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DIR. LYON's ToOTH TABLETS
Give the most complete satisfaction.
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A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New, York
~ t,rocer Flour ard Tea dealer, Wholesale and retail
No SO Veseyst Everybody should call and get bagains
A DOLLAR CASE of Homeopathic Medicines
with directions their sent postpaid on receipt Of
81 SMITHS homeopathic Pharmacy, lO7 4thaye, ". Y
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fAnnoupc1mentaI

Irritation of scalp-BuRSErr's COCAINE cures
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NEW-JERSEY.

UopoxPN Tho 9Th animal convention of
, y, = ,,-. ,,..,. -, ,,u,o,
'hc hipu" Tihm" III ii"V'i"''J ""' '.'''O' ''7'
The delegates are tine guests Oh GAMMA Ch'FVer oi
Stevens Institute. Five chapters are represented and
nm annIica,ion for a uew chabter was received 800 The
:. i,,,,, ,,1, I Iooi,,ca 90 Inn, =, nov,
~ 80 80 o., 600 ,r1 D., ,, o,, a,o,,,
organ NJ cost VI F''oVo' INC NOV ' ~"
Er,n poiiticsn led suddenly from heart disease at his
residence ON Monday night. ne was a candidate Tor
49, ~ =, s e. $50 '' wv ' "
rx,ov rut rroderick Uolzrnor presented a rom.
plant to the Board OF Education 90 Monday night,
charging Miss Buehaltza puucscl 1907 le'cner, Win
erueiJ beating MS ll,lr huehei. specai coinIlee
Ndh dppohuru " w ~, 80, ~ "
,o,l.eo ., j., ~ H. , @t W ~, tL ', E,l
f,z A. Meisr has been Transferred from tne Cnar
school Government
PATERsON-Mss Sybil sconcd, age 49, was found dead
po" ~ W tvp hart djaee Srins Jennin"s
Iumber dealers on Yorkave made AN assignment YES.
800 and their assets are $4,000
uy...,-,,,, H. o.to n ~ ,,-,ir from, uo,.oio,,
-" -, ,oD o. lii ,',,o ,,ns,n,1, i"a1
lar am Turks of Newark at,entsd IA, cross tie track
m frnn nt the lornmoye when the wagon was struck
aud tnn,n,shod and ma of tuc horses was killed The
driver .scnued
ELn,RETn-The Sunday echool of Trinity Episcopal
Ia" eel singing and am address by tho pastor The Kew
De- McAlstef, the gii's were distributed from the deco
,,,,. ,,,,o,o,, co,,.oaot,o,,, co,,,o, .,
vG'pn az" Rry Nm Il, biowH VA Moderator and me
Rsv = Leo Uillycr Scribe met ON Dec "a and reeor.
nt,,b mo Copyrcyation1I church RECENTLY orvaniy.d
hnra WV
"'i'' ~
A. ~,
, 1875-07-16

rany, 10 carry tho shnrs mails according to contract.
Blk tny md permanent sitnsstnn. rartits ~1a eau
h!l tbs hin should Apply at once to tho Fontoct Do
rar,cnt Al Warrington, and arc al NertY To refer 10
orery reaaent on The sure.". .relor Coffee, ths
venerable pllot who ran Tho Eaasa1. the
first frtrY-boat bnlte hy ftobrt Fulton, is drd. Ito
evcnuc, 1rak1,n, wcdnchdny 'ast. Tho oil Fi1s was
bora In peexsk n. r.. In the ycar 1777 shd wan o.
,tnrn of aHs at Tho timo Ut s teath The largo II.
il. utnntt c0sntt IT tho Prep fIlrkot, wh!la going
lown Dn.Tnit 1elrer Monday, slrtsck tho rocks At
droarcnor. Tin .!anage done whs trlttnR md rhe
pasacl m. ..Tno Detroit !ns aays: Captains will
bear In mind that t's alt.hp II n~ nj hef oorfnKa
frn o[t 1}IAnc Light, anil IN enrhnrta atGnt 40 fest
to lhe southwest Of tho recf which thern Ia II fort
Of water. roll light In so#u fcct alsss 'lrck, and
nIo light Az feet amsc. Tfe coInr nf tho hull IA rel
from tho wasrr-n6 nr. Mahss Alsh roll. IN fhsli
t!dra pf tbc hull arn tho words ar rnht 1d1stfli
n }nrge whr frsess. VtsselR at,aid NvA ttta craft
Wide hctth md not ct tssEcr than halt fnie m
lars Of trip from ra1t warr 10 t,e hGa u Lake ~
re.lor nlado ty Tin iron California; Capt. " ,s ..
e. Of tho Merchants Lake aud jtfgr t'tcamf'p 'lie
r! Montreal, which arrived tn 'ni1'sh 81 Norway!
tnnc H. bchg ttt tat arrival 1t niluta trrct if1m
rn water nhe lsft l1cson town on ne nu1 a. r.
On tlc t}iec,'s birthday, May "a, wish fnr9h
af coal iur Montreal OH board. .Thc Clnvsant
Irodtr etalcs That tho stmr CITY Of fremont, Or
Wards iako Superior lirc, hat tecn thofohehly re-
notfr1r this Hcnsbn having lad aoat *}a}a e3reht'
od In rtpntra Tho bnifet alunt Tac 'ngnta hasa
aiti. now cabin AT has hren hum, end nnw bcliinR
furnished Hlio Ia nnw que Of tlie l!t boats On !ao
aker md Is ltcd up will especial reference 10 tho
,,essc1gcr trade,
, 1875-07-16

t1f1.HslIss IiH-A.
lady occurylhg 4 bt6l position al Washing
ton; Whole haabsDd tsds ot tha anvns uu,rut.
ntade tr'p, to Europe With him. she "loled :"
on laco, dad l,ste was hor opportunity. IaIkIug
OF tAs acquisitions Guild make in this lino hu
told her aAo should purchase any reasonable
quantity, 4 provided shs would not s,nurste any.
Y" tlAa sEae kccedel The geutle,nxn tuok ns t,aft
u his Warlrobo dressing gown for 1iAs t!ost
Austicsns IN tue prIsaoy Of hts ruuu 10 liked to
rnll oil 4Is coat. Several tmos GU tho trip lo
observed tho caro- hls vile took OF llls gasnlnut.
and WAS Rtaet.d for hee ~ stoty for ILLS comfort.
Once wi.en soasnr, ,whiiD lighting his cgnr ho 50.
htsRownSntte andquito \ lola waa burned iu tho
skirt iiis wife VA considerably aaItated. au,l
nd v :; !';otea her; one morning, iu',neasts!y
fore 10 reached hIB office TINT knrs hs nselod ho
ind left At home, aid Ictraced his stops to got
shem. Letting Atsnse'f in with his lAtuh.toy hs
proceeded 70 bfa chamber, and OIL openlng the
door found his wife on hor knees on tho tlooE
his dressuK-9own dvestsd Of its lining and
spread before her. aud shs, scissors ln hand. dis
engsghY from Il white, fiitsY fabric with
which u was covered. Bhe srsahg up on seeing
him. laughed hnd exclaimed, .tfou kre the
aud brought 1t hoMt."
, 1875-07-16

10 Ia Editor Of TIA Chftndo 1rtouns.
Cnicldo, July A.--Ailov ms 10 offer \ foy
lnes by NAY Of suHBestiDn Of what Mould saen
to be called for now IN Chicago In tho Abssnce Of
any association devoted to tho object 70 Which
l liute propose 10 refer.
T4o Chicago Historical aocIety. whose build.
ihR and libFaty 50 unexpectedly and utterly mst
destruction In tho great fro of 1871, whs lnstl-
suled and organized by . few Gent1emon Of
wealth and taste. Who appreciated tho needs Of
tho city foE al Institution Of tho Aind, and Nho
libosaily expended thelr mouey and e1esttons In
tho interests Of that worthy pet
OF thelr pttds and lela.ts hours.
All Of what The Hiatorical Hoclety accomplished
cat very likely taset 10 told. ~ think that ts
retotas nero moi Barod, nor III theto ANY cata-
Iogut cxtant Of Its acoutnulAlons. The amount
df lii collecl6ns, l,oNeIer considering tho fcw
years 1t had exietod 1t waH otgahized, thlnk,
lt May 1850. may be eharactot.xoa ~ enor-
1iious, extract fron. au article Written i1 tio
month after thc tiis, The following:
Thosn stately n,asbap bsneas Ut Chisago viii sise
Aosetousea. laaeu with hs products ana fabrics of
every CLINE, NtI oaco mors aIpaar but Tho gather
III: : sssa 'gs; % ~ es.s . ;sss %
ee th9us:ula q tbsta rats copies xnica ,aonsy c.aao
ssp:ss: @ s.,s sssa wiped mi forever nuansrae
.as ola so5tawcssra Territory told " ihs potvsrs
any ~ u vss eaasHeA aEs Now sse by eah VI
Yet thu Historical Hocipty vsa a vary sa1a,t
inesitution. = monopoly. whose tnsm6etsh,,s
~ero bsstoHsd spsriagiy. with = fasti1ioisI az
which 1opelod the fellowship Of auy uuoultutsJ
ssost hinss And rs.insd uass.1baa I'd
Ase, thsss would hAss been no ooossior fGr
tals Article. but =. present II u asimed M
ana parsiyzSdl an! though II IL unasEstoqd s4at
tlme being Il restA ID profound sladibsr. hoS h
y II, 100, with the 0lq Battiets Boctet5} frA,s
Society Nas osyAplzsd Ii The sAll of 1Bst sad
, 1875-07-16

TO the Editor of IAt Ct,ctipo Tribune:
CHICAGO, July Ill would like to mako aug-
gostion to rrof. Doual1bon. Mr. Darnun has
sent MP somo representatives Of shs Chicago
rmdss with him in lis aerial voyasns; now ~hy
could hot htr. Uarnih tvlio In 10 lav|sh Of his
money! Enluce nlr. ". i. Storey to accompany
tho Professor in hin next vdyaHe, md wl.ch tii-
rectly over tho Times building THO igtor the
hetter) drop him out An exhibition OF this
kind would bo worthy OF city ovon as wicked all
Chicago,--1n any osont, It IL we'll worthy oil II
ttlat, ind narnttm'a nAmo woul resound Will
louot ID eartl's retnotest bount1B.
.- 4 Bio NUa9Er.
, 1875-07-16
takE MICHIGAN.
k4L3

lumber rates hhtS sliEhty ihprottd during tho
1aas few days aud charters nas moro freely than
heretofott Tbs ihahittosh echr D. ". Aaams and
barge ussel arrived hero scstersy With cargoes Of
coal They wcta Id tow of tilb kteam bsrHo drayes.
Tho prop Pee.'esa, of Leopold h Anatrian's Lake
aarazios Llns sft hsrs lsh ssehinB with full cargo
Of freight aud passengers. Among the passengers
1afa ibout a.o hunltod htAd oF catls destined fbr
AAwiuEeas Thele htttr did In! occupy altte ROBINS.
..The Scht ilbrldee u receiving iundry rtpats Il
ene o Of the docks OF the CAtcakd Ury.pook
~. to hsvs been 'S''s sol,s II uuii"lo %
Saturday bY thu untted sldds aiatahal VIA nut dis
posed Of, there being posa!Ilo Chance of other
~ been aproptei somplander. Of thu s1cpruiun
;tssnar ,,x nsn DRAKE he fae9 "sctttns ce.atd
to ths yacht race hsxt Baturd1y. Admiral cox vii do
~ nonoss 2u that occasion at cre4rnce tha whisky
s.ha 70 hae ni0hAtes Ihs ,paftleuars of tne great
columns. 80 wv 'S~~'
, 1875-07-16
PROPOSALS.
CONSTRUCTION Of L[fErBOAT STATIONS

Scaled proposals Will ~ recsyei 4t shs Department
MntH "a "tlack noon, os Monday, the iGh a4y " Au
yus 1R7i, for tue Cotlkttucton ot If-ll14t 6taoMs
at tho folwts nsusca lletrs tawit IN The euzst IT
1sks Mtrhlssn-UIs u ohbcak, una at 1Fahd Haven.
1t B4!nt JoAeplt. OTIS u North ishito, oils st
beaver lAlaud, OILS Ut T~N Rivera, on1 ~ Bteb~yRs.
ii M1lNsMkns, And ii Nxrte+ IN ihB roa4t vi
laks Erie-ouo Ut Marblehead, ole 1t Cleveland. ouv
Al rIirpott. aud II 1Frslue taln Ua tile cusst
u lsku untarin-uns 1t Ds1esu slIi one at Char
ottt. Tho s4t!ona arc to le IT Two descriptions.
VIA, oas with ~ ncllMetl PLATFORM and DIs without
pr setilitails'ua for sach, sud biteh viii submit
svturate Ir(kaaiR for The aatt, attaching pouics Of
tllu respective H{ocinc4tuns thrrrtu.
Lids will 10 received fur Que, buycra Ill Of tho
aforementioned housca mud bhl!rrs niuit stale III
thrir prooss4 tho nnber they will built, aud desig
mats the tucslitfe4,
l.dders must state tlls tms In Which they will cop-
tract 10 Cutnlrt0 the ouxcs, aud liIA must TO
r1nIAnisl with saaafactofy guarantees to ths ab
itY u i4a bidders tu do the se4ltrd work. All pro-
lh4als nllts hs i1dorar1 uipnsls for tho caustrc
ton o! fe-Dnat Stations" Proposals for tho
construrI1un of boat Btstioas with Iueltnrd plat
fttu," ~ tbs eaae may ts, And addressed 10 lbs 6ec-
totaEy Of tho Treasury Naabtnytn, u. u.
Specifications aud p!ana eau te obtained 1t The OIL
u{ The tollytoIs 1t Usts It Rochester, lAw ~,
sud l5uHalot N. y; ClcyoiAna sud aaadusty u;
Erie, IN. Chicago. III; Detroit sud Grand llavsnt
a,rb, Milwaukee, W!s, atto upon spr!isstin so ~
wAta defects It'll u deemed for ths !uteFes4 u ths
T'''''''''' UHAitLEs =. coNAkT,
Acting EacfraFy.
Irsssasy Department. washnatou. i. e.. July ID,