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The New York herald., 1875-07-19
PROPOSALS..
no CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for Laying Water Pipes ani their ap
purtenances in iorsed Proposals for Laying Cast Iron
of the city Of Newton @ Mass At their
The person or persons to whom the contract. may be
tRc sccuraes oered BY him or them and execute The
So to- 90 he or they considered having
The work Is TO commence on or about the Z3d day ot
thes Contract Is Completed by reason Of unsuitable
weather the Engineer OF said Commissioners orders to
n B-The prices mus, be written in the bid and also
lorna formal which Contain bi Is called for in the advcT
Bidders are required to state in their proposals their
names and places Of residence, and the names Of all
e tSey shall distinctly sats the act aud
ALSO that 1t Is made without any Win any
above work and that it is all respects fair and with
pSnsd pSr Sy e Of undcTtahns IN Writing two espOHs
bic persons resilient in Massachusetts with their re-
that If the contract bc awarded the making
h @ 2 rs 2cs w P M II its 0fR SS45qSa ss
that he shall a to fmPsS S ne Ss @ Of 99
or its rerformance approved BY said CommisSoner
sy S Rs S hS @ city BY 'nA
The adequacy AMI suffciency OF the suretes offered
sa sFS to be Oy 'ne "a'e' a'0l'
for separate Item OF work, by which the bids w
s 9hss o aIs a S
the work aforesaid in conformity to the contract and
The Engineers estimate Of work to be done. ana by
which the bids vii vii be ccmpn;red' pare Is as ioHows
1855 lncal feet 2linch pipe.
7i6a0 neai feet i2-nch pipe
,SssSsO $50 neaI i tcst feet sinsh inch pine pine
si,soo hneai e feet 9dnch pipe.
leo cubic yards concrete.
20 cubic yaris brick masonry
200 wooden gatebox &c.
5000 lbs wrought IRON.
1000 cubic yards of rock excavation
proE@as se nn he hereoe eSPTcssy
reserve the right Of or amIpishng The same
one-iourth more than one-haif the value Of the
he Commissioners the right to reject any or
all 0iu' ROYAL NJ PgLsIFER, D Water Commissioners
FoSEfi ROBERT L. BisaoPfs, ! City Of Of Newton.
LEGAL NOTICES.
CTATG OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. COURT
Of ordinary. juno Term, 1873
To Mary g. Harrison, of Newark n. j.; william A.
Ne%aT % o and % ali others S nonrssdonas rTs o the
State OF Georgia claiming to be heirs-aaw aud next
WIEN WSeTeSs .. Wsm Eeyic ifabcrsham ana wism
Hunter executors Of the viii OF said Mary Tetai lac
probate Of said win in solemn form and that Que notice
eoTaance With he Statute in such made and pro-
vided Now therefore, Yon and each of ynu are neeny
tse e 20 e 6RSy Of S county $
held a. savannah Ca on the first day Of Novemns S
in solemn form and TO make objection II any you nave
Ana Il Is further ordered that THIS notice be published
once q week for four months IN the savannah Morming
YoTk Herald published in the city ard state Of Sew
York, once a month for the same period
witness my ocial seal at savannah this 18th day OF
June, 1873 ,o,rN n rrpprr.
Judge Of the Court Of Ordinary;
Chatham county On.
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nTARRLE nIANTELs.

MARBLE RIANTEI.S.
A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES -. ,,,.,-
"A An extensive stock Of STATE AMI Marois nahsoss
Wash trays and Slate Work ot every aosol, pPunonv
' pENRhYN SLATE COMPANY, -
Union souara Fourth avenue and Seventoenth ST., 1
cyTEwARTs NEW SLATE MAN1ELs, INLAID WITH
- tiles, also marhle and wood Mantelsa elegont de-
signs; prices very low. 2O and ~ West Iwenty~bK1
street. naar Saventh avenue,
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A ELEGANTLY FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE, 1856
IA. Greenwich street corner Cedar, for sale bar
gain; has five years lease. Apply n The store or to my
agent LLOYD. 20 Broadway
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nNE OF THE BEST LOCATED LIQUOR STORES IN
" the Fourteenth ward Tor sale cheap and doing
good business Apply to THos. GAFFNkY, auctloneer.
IL Centre street
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LO young lady as wet nurse; has a good breast Of
milk the lady would like to give her baby out 10
hoard or " be adopted, Call AL week. A, DREAsEN.
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DARE CHANCE-BUTCEER SHOP N A GOOD
IL location well fitted up will be sold at great sacri-
A'' " -O- ''''' DAVIS L PAYNE, 2si Broadway
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

AN INTELLIGENT FRENCH LADY. RETURNING
n to Europe desires position as ira Yelling compan
ion to lady or invad objection TO children; refer
ences given aud required Address Mlle L. LAFON
TAME, Post Office, Boston, Mass
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FoR SALE.

A BARGAIN-FOR SALE, A LONG ESTABLISHED
N village store stand opposite railroad depot mas
been doing business OF SsOO per annum lot 40 by 40
large stable house has IL saloon parlor,
ga hours from New York en- line OF Delaware Laeka.
and Western RaIlroad location very healtnyi
epidemcs; price only $4,000: terms $500 cash; bal
ance 500 yearly. Address W. J. THOMPSON, East
Stroud burg, Pa.
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RARE CaANCE.-TO BE SOLD, THE CIGAR
n store situated 81 Columbia street New York
suited for manufacturer showcases Presses, Mouds.
Tables anu everything appertaining 20 the wholesale
and retail business; Of selling, dissolution of
partnership; price $3.50 Apply premises; low.
Call ali week
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A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE. WITH LEASE,
"A corner Whitehall and State streets; five fer
ries; Oldest the neighborhood low rent cheap
for cash Apply premises
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100 EAST 18TH ST.. NEAR IRVING PLACE.-A RE-
lCC spectacle girl as first class aundress; flute
and polish; can give the best city reference. Cali or
address
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701 1sR AVA RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL
lUl scanlstress; can operate any machine; can
cut and 1T; would assist in the of children city
reference,
The New York herald., 1875-07-19

ice WEST 9TH STA PROTESTANT WOMAN AS
lOO first class cook unde rstands SOUP meat pastries
ice cream and eles good city reference Call for two
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EO MILLINERs wANTED-APPLY TO HUMBER,
CU HAKT, 66 Green st.
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.lO0 WEST 10TH ST. BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH
OAU avs-A young girl as good cook and first class
washer and iruner.
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Chambermafds. &c.
r. JONES ST., NEAR 4Tu ST, SECOND FLOOR.-A
y respectable girl as chambcrmaid and waitress no
objection 10 assist in the washng country preferred; !;
good reference.
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LrOR SALE-LEASE AND PIX URE . WITH OR
Il without Stock OF a well establ sned Millinery and
Fancy tore on Eighth best locality Apply at
l53 Eighth avenue.
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OOQ EAST 4lTH ST. BETWEEN I'd AND Sd AVS
AOO third floor, back room.-A respectable woman
to take in wasntng gentlemens preferred good
mendations
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900 EAST S6TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
OAO as cook, or would assist in the washing; best
city reference
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7nO EAST 05TH ST. PREsENT EMPLoYER'g.-A
lUJ respectable young girl as chambermad and
waitress or would take OF children; no objection
70 short distance In the country best city reference
Call from 10 IL O'Clock.
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irorrected Weekly by Carver & Taylor.

Cotton. -''.-.'....-...---.--.li i5c'
tides, dry, ..l2t @ &c
1t;des. sreen.- .-:.---........-........5. q &c
pI,,rroy.-The market is in limited supply
ciaa, sides are quoted at lec; shoulders at l3c:
breakfast bacon at i'c
w. nucte TX at SC So low XXI G007 % and
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per pound: $780,
Ing sold at: prime at 9oc. per gallon. BY the
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Soc. per gallon.
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Quoted at Csc. and buo bright at SOC. 1sl Is per
pound.
90Ou. .IFlult Ut dlNi CuoICf dJ
RlCE.-No Carolina in market. Louisiana is
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.. SoAP--Extra olive bar lOc.
SUGAR-Louisiana.prim is quoted at - vel.
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per gallon; Bourbon commands s5dG 80 per gal
ION.
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