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DECISlONS-JULY 10

Supreme COurf-ChdmberS By judge DOnOhue.-
COfln et al agt. GOuTlay.-See memorandum.
CtTuit-TaTt LI-By Judge Barrett-GOO1k I'D ag Ilery
ec-Setted whin let the within and amendments
b fled as thus settled.
Marine COurt-Chdnbrs-B Judge Goepp.-
Gould ag BidwellOpnion granting notion Treroun agt
Mineral AttruOn Mills Quick agt Sau,e-M otQns denied
uuess terms decision compiled WITH Cau!GWei AIT
smmons Notion grantedi complaint dismissed WIN slO
costs Ve,sage Foster. Notion granted for september
3 1870 Mav agt Capitalization granted. HysOp agL
uussey-MotOn granted defendant must serve b OF par
Icua-s Reid agt. New York silk Manufacturing Com
Jauy. Bond approved, attachment dschaged Mayer act
knnot Receiver appointed. Campbell agt. Roberts Hunt
AL Iieber AsnOu a Katz MeCalum agt scuooE; Love
10y agt Williams Fisher agt Gumbmger; Dvyer aZt Far
In lfy act Patten; Bcecher AT. ScleTutrhO'ni HLg
AIT BachmaHn; Chambers agL Walthei-OrdeIs entered
ar6f aI
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OFFICE OF sUPERINTESnRST or REPAIRS.
4tl l. l0or. Room III

UNITED STATS POsT oFEcg AND COU6r HOUSE
TP D. BOX 4,Oial AEw.YoRK, July IL. 1873.
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
y TeeeIved al 5 OAloe whoro plane aud specifications
be eIamneA until IL IN. OF SATURDAY, the 2Jt DAY OF
July when thay viii be opened, for supplying tho Material
and Labor tcgqIed for e extension 9 portion Of TIC
Tor Rolled Iron Beams, GIrdeTs etO.
For Wrought Iron window Guards,
For sash Partitions and Panel Work " inclose Gallery ana
OlDce Screen Work.
For PlasternH
For Marble filing. ,,u.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT HAlBER5-POtter, J--COurt opens o.
1880 Calendar called at IL a IL Third Monday NO
ton calendar.
sFECi4L TERN-Donehue. J-COurt opens at 1880 a,
No calendar.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPECIM TEEs-Freedman, J.-Court
opens II m-NO day calendar
COMMON PIEAS-STECIAL IElAIaTr6mOTe, J.-COUTt opens
ct ! q. N day calendar.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 1S.-Nlrs. c. f.
McKm of New-York. was thrown from her carriage In
Ncwuort last night, by a collision and was injured.
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pKOPOoALS tor SUBSISTENCE SIOKL
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
COAs1.sABY OF sUBsIsL ~ ScE.
BON UHfTsH

UTFICE TTNTWN-TNT
CO1..-sARY OF SuHsIsL lSCE, ,
July -, lS1BD
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate addressed To the I'M
doIsgic VIII received. subject the usual oOndiu0Ds
THIS Office o'clock neon. the 81 DAY ~ Juy
1879 which line and place they will be opened In tAc
Irtscnce = bldiers for
pounds RIO COFFEE fully air 70 good IN strong
dOube sacks delivered In rsrisss shipping OTdor
Building such other points In this city as
required. accompany the proposals. Tho
right reserved reject al BIDS Proposals must be
iuC!Osed marked Proposals ~. lOGee
Further information conditions Sc, be obtained
by application 10 b. DUBARRY, Major and c. =.
DROPOSALS for WHITE MARBLE or
q GRANT,. for tho WA HINGTON MONUMENT
ENGISEEE OFFICE, WASHINGTON MOkugEST.(
WASHINGTON. u. g., July 10, 4S7D :
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. tbs office untu
- m on the 3lsi Of July, 1879 aud Opeaed mnCdately
thereafter for furnishing the site Of the Washington Monu
mont n TINS city,
$4,000 feet cnoro or Less Of White Marble, or
1900 Of Granite.
Specifications BLANKS further Information viii he fur
This upon OF parties IN the
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
Lieutenant lSntl Engineers,
Engineer incl
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ZEAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday July 10, 1870
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOom to-day:
Bu bernard Sp1vtk.
lots e sherman ave, GOO II s Of boulevard 10Th 1900
Ward each 25x4OO; Mary schmidt Sl7SS
BIZ Rictdrf Y. HdTnrH
2lots IacOb-st W cor of Cambrelingave Ford
ham, each 25Xl00; Chss Welde. 20
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TBROJgN From A CARRIAGE.

projected canal forever free and open and exempt from
attack In time OF war;
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PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
Drror QrARIrENAsrER,s OFFIrr.

DEPOT eTAkIELMASIERS OFFICE. (
l,l30 Girardst. PTIiA prLpUA Penn. july Il. 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with cory Of ms
9aea be at s ose g. I2Ja Ign, 20
pPr rH ,gi With he following arpcest
10 BE DELIVERED Al fur QtaErTRSAsIEgs DEror At
5000 wocIcn Barfs'. 1000 common Ten, Pins I,2co
GoaIitV ~ iT,1 tr,s CsutS,I FIa1l,!ei
10 IL DELIVERED At IHk QrAlTEENtsrEE's DEiors Al
800 Wal Toms 800 wall fegt ne. .ac cSGTm non
Flarnc hca'' quality 10000 yards shriing FLANNEL ISh
10 IL DELIVERED AT 1HE olAErEAsTEEs Drror AZ -EgER
1ooao Axrclycs 3 zoo Ii NM, NJ Finishes
To DELIVERED AT TIE QARrrHHNTgEs DarUr At PiILt
10000 camplgn Hat. 800 Forage car. 900 Far Caps
2gyS hae s 900 f. 1871 20 co S,r
p4Ts Woo'en 10 ki1.si 90 AR Mhite !rrla E55St
sole Leather, hl 10. boot Contefs 10000 ieet Wax
siiyers White xxx" preferred 200 b s-rcsies LISTING
Iaess - OF 700 e'eeaeS ems NarGGs EiI- Iic
OyesshOts; $1,000 oo... Blankets; 900 p IFuip't
2S5 Post f fs 900 Storm Fas' Dos hSe rts
Ene Ks RiS MN a ma fa .F 1 Bs Flannel
81 lJ,JOO yards SLACK SesId 3OJ'O ytr1 itS awe,
black italian cSih 100000 ya-is %orstei cord 10000
snttons 90 gross r aiton. 100 h H. Linen Lap
IAftad ZOO ID d. D. Linen Thread spools IoOOg syo2s
800 aezen spoos W y; Ianen THREAD. .,,..,.,,,o
Tdd nspe ton; that fun COM anUc with the specica
tons viii DO insisted upon thJ clio inferior 10 Tue
Government the ght TO reject any ali hd
81 SUM, 81 l.c Cillcd
tschCut VIII be subject such be
essay N case certain proposed changes IN the Uniform no"
under Cou-GeI alton al Itti.
preference win be ey-t articles domestic prouc
ton ana Manufacture conditions o. price aud qualify ben5
equal ana such preference viii DO Owen articles Of AWcr
production and Manufacture produced the Paclc
Coast to the extent OF the consumption required by the pup
lie service there Revised statutes, 37l6 -,
The articles W.ic are 90 be used the States and Tern
tories Of the PaGc Coast Will Dc Ieeei ed and inspected AZ
San Francisco CD
For copies Of printed Instructions bidders and other IN
formation apply "a this Office.
Envelopes ming proposals he Endorsed Proposals
for Military Supplies" and addressed the undersigned
b. H. ROCKER,
Assistant a.ter General
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NlETROPOLITAN ELEYATED kAILWAY

vi OPEN FROM 500 A. NJ TO l2PM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point Tor Wall street Ferry,
aud connects with cars for South Ferry.
COlILAN IREEI-Nearest point for jersey CITY AL
COmmunpaw Ferries
Barclay street Ferry 90 HObOIen
CHAMBERs STREET Nearest point for PavOna and Eds
Railway Ferry.
FRASKLtN-STREET-
GRAN DISTRICT pointer Des Street Ferry
10 Jersey CITY, and connects with DosbrJsses AMI
East Grand treet Ferries.
Observation-Disclosures with cars for East and
EIGTTHsTREET- Connecting with cars for Christopher
ST. and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEENTH with cars Tor Last
Twenty. third and Thirty fourth street Ferries.
INVENTIVE IDSIREET- Connecting VITA cars Tor
Twtntythr street Ferry 10 Jersey CITY, AMI East Thirty
fourth street FrIry Tor Hunters Point
observation-disclosures with cars Tor Weo
FORT Y'SEt OK D.sTREET-Conn with New.York
Transfer Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET ana SIXrH.ANENUE
PITY EIGHTH. STHEET-Sfxth entrance 20 Central
Park, connecting win cars OF Belt Line Railroad
FIFrYfHIRD STREET and EIGHTHAVENUE -
FIFTY NINTH. 5 rREET aud NlNFHANEN -
EIGHTY. FIRsT.STREET ana NINTH.AVENUE-
EVY.THIRD-STKEETa and MINT II ANES Il
ONEHUN DRED.AN DFOURrH STREET and NINTH
AVENUE
For uptown trai us take east side
For downtown trains rake west side stations
Trains Will 81 0Sst and Bth ave, and lOitht am
0JlaYe Alternately. ,o.-
1880 = m. aud 3 10 D. when the fare IL , cents
SUNDAY TRANS from L2.3O y. N. al ~ midnight
WM. r. GARRISON, PresidalI
VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent
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Atwood A NJ TO Weyer, 13fth.st, Of Gth-ave. oo
D'' tI M" 70 a -''e 'us.,' Wv. $500
HerI om s5o S' AZ 5000
CE8Sig 4 ana wife u 4 ballard ss oust G OF ma
Crane Il and husband 10 II NJ RoCna and another. ex.
oCuOrs, etc Il KngSDTdge IOdd, yeGr---.-.. O5oVO
FOrbIich J. and wife 10 Goodman stAli0l-St ,oo
of Orchard Al, yoSr. 'OV
Horst. William the National Fire Insurance Com ~
pany. cor BrOOIDe ana NO.fok-sts, ! year. 6,OoO
keTby John ana wife to u Gates, o s MadisOLAVe
cath Mardl. deInann. oiO'v
kuuu John 4 10 kOeng. eUth-st, OF sthSNe' an,
q papers, year e;;. 49, o'Voo
NcIySas' a 70 apeie $500
osMTS wlISl q pop1rs5 1--WE oy 24OOO
SChmeugor, L 10 ii IdeD, W odaYe OF lcthS q ooo
sane yes ara we 70 same VI 5000
6y Sndng Sd S0@epn 10 . mar n 5oOo
'"i a95 i25 Eth T''I y 10000
stoiaieyef + and wife to Joseph Bearns, cor nm
X4th-st, S'OO"
Ward, william Edward WOOD and another, eA'cu coo
tors, &c 3OtE.st, OF 1thaye wears PVVV
wilson. 10 J kazenbeTg 5Sthsb q OF Sd+Ne' . .oo
-i'N0
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Bell George and Others, executors etc to George oo
Bell george and another, executors, ETC. 10 OlO'it
Ben 6eTIse ana o'n''S oA,0u'oi, WV 1000
Bishop to Edward Wnsiow 10000
Rsiz.rherr i 10 r. nneInor ...........-. 8.SOO
rnt, ~ 81 - "a nrT Sissf -......., 100
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East ssing the
swan Grovel-s45, $40, lOtj, ll;l5 q and half
hourly thereafter TO s45 .. m.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach halfhoury for
New. YORK via GreenpOint 20 lO;35 .. NJ.
Elevated Railroads south Ferry, connecting with
ID. Il. Martin hourly from 92j H. $50
Bay Ridge
steamers Thomas Colyer and Twilight North River
22dst. $40 1925 then hourly 20 Ss25
LerOy.st., $3.50 m. and hourly 10 635 p
PIER 3 800 d. m, and hourly 10 $50 p. n.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach for NewYOrK
Bay Ridge half-hOurly 20 1925 ,. m.
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RAILWAY TARIFF TO BE REGULATED.

RAILWAY TARIFF ~ BE KEbULAlED.
CONCORD. N. H., July 1S.-The House OF
Representatives has passed bill regulating railway
passenger and freight tariffs 1t gives TO the Railway
Commissioners the right regulate the tariff of any
road AZ state.
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SHORT LINE
NEW SHORT LINE
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
CONEY ISLAND,
VIA BAY RIDsE AND THE
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
The popular steamers MORRIsANIA and SYLVAN
STREAM leave NeW.IOrk, connecting az Say Ridge WITH
trains for West Brighton Beach as follows
TWENTI-> lCONDSG, NORTH RIVER:
S45 lO45 ll;45 lzi5, li6, 2i5, 5l3, Ai5. 5;+5.
$40 TAO, 50, }.
WEST IENTH.STs
$685. 1913 ll56 a. ~; 100, 1900 ZOO $780, 400 800
$50 p. N. - -
1910, ii:l6 a m; i2io I:lo 2lO. slo 4lo. $40 eIo
7l0 p m. - -
1915. ll;l6 NJ; 1910 ll5, 2l5 36, flj 5:l5. 6l5,
7l5 IA. ,,--,
New-IOrk Is foOws 500 g2O 1920 ll.20 . M. l2IO,
1920 1870 3:2O 42O $40. $780, 100 $500 ana $50 y M
Trains marked thus Tor Piers ! aud IS only.
tCoBIectng with steamer Mary Powell
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE
The steamers HARLEM AMI sHADISlDE leave Harlem
(Moisania steamer PIER, connecting Win fahs at Bay
Ridge as follows: 0Oj 1910 ll6, $40 lIJ, and GO
Landing At lI9th st. Astoria, Greenpont Graadst and
Leave Fulton Ferry $50. IL pos 4o5, 5o5 aud
Returning leave West Brighton Beach 1920. ll2o NJ
900 4:20. O:2O and l:2O D.. o e,,,
Excursion Tickets, 90 cents single rp % cents Chure
o''"'> ~ r. f. KICKER President
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REACH.

BRIGHTON BEACH.
GPTIans Brooklyn. Fatbush and Coney Islani a
way until further notice, viii hslI.houry between
FLATBUSH.AVE
(IOng Island Depot Brooklyn and
BRIGHTON BEACH
from $50 q. TO 1000 y. Trains will also leave
BEDFORD
(Franklin.avel. halt hourly, from 1886 a. 70 1905
p. ~ Last train from the Beach y 2. N. ne G:S5
1885 q. m. from Bedford and the G.55 and SOP
from Brighton do run Sundays The deoot5
Wall street by Auartc
and Fifth Avekue Car Lines via Fulton Ferry by Fatbash
Avenue and Adams and BOerum street Line VIA Hamilton
Ferry by south Brooklyn Central Line via Grand and R10se
Welt ferries by Lee and NOstraud Avenue IOmPIhs
Avenue and Franklin Avenue Lines ExIra trains VIII %
-''' "' w E. DoRwIN. superintendent
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DrooklBn aeaI estate for 5ale.
BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS OF
ID LOTS for sale near lines T8pd transit IA brooklyn
me attention Of counloyng city people Is invited TO THIS
property price 81 80 up and going mp.
EUGASD & WHITING, Beekman-st
DIP EAA $3.50 cash buys 4-stOry brick
% e),cOOs store lsx45xso on loading avenue near
pIOsrect Park. This 5 a good chance make
money. rutland & WHITING, 3 BeekmBust
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Cfcurslons.
A WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

COMFY ISLAND POINT
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
TRAINS between CONEY ISLAND POINT AM WEST
BRlGHION BEACH leave at 800 and 1880 n. m,
halfhOury thereafter until 1910 D. NJ. maklnS
steamboats, and from NegYOck AMI
Newark Excursion tickets IL cents -
Trains between West Brighton Beach and Brooklyn VIII
hafhUur'y rOm $3.50 a. N. TO and from p m %
II IN. every 10 minutes sundays 10 minutes
Tickets between Brooklyn and West BrghtJn
Beach 70 The Brooklyn Depot Greenwood. SHAVE
and 20hs can De reached BY hOrsecrs from al the tee3
This the only steam line running direct 20 the Obsrv
tory 300 feet high and the New Ocean Pier 10 feet long
landing IN the OF all the public Attr5cOn&
GRAND CONCERTS on Observatory Plaza every after;
noon and evening, sunday Included, by DJWNLNuS
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND aud a. Ar
BUCKLE, the world renowned Cornet solo 81.
Grounds lighted by an ELECTRIC LIGHT, 23Oj0 -AlIs
power.
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bauer John TO jacob Potrsbeber, Nos PIN and 81
SulhyaH-st.
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Hlusleal Justrumenls.

MAGNIFICENT $3.50 Pianofortes, $l51 oob
49, WV ~ BEATTY, Washington, y. Ss
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prrpo5als.

ENGNRRR OFFICE. WASHINGTON MOSUNEAT.(
WASHINGTON, 4. G.. July il, 1879
PROPOSALS Tor WROUGHT and CAST
IRON WORK for the WAsHIAGIoN MON uAENT.-
ed proposals for furnishing AMI setting In position
Wrought work required In tae Interior Of tho
Washington Monument In this city will be received at This
Office Until - tho 2sth day OF July and opened mme
dlatey thereafter.
Specifications drawinV blanks any further nfoTma
tIOl required. can be obtained at this Office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
LieGt.COl. Corps Of Engineers,
o.
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TOR MANHATTAN BEACH
4 Take the Elevated Railroads to
WHITEHALL STREET STATION,
PIER l, EAST RIVER
STEAMER ID. n. MARTIN
BAY RIDGE.
The entire trip In the shade
Fycorson Tickets sold an so cents including
ride both ways Elevated Roads Manhattan Beach and
Waiting room connects direct with Elevated Depots 40
whitehall for the Seamer-thereby avoiding street
ings. dust and dange incident thereto
Grand Concert by Gaula Band at sartns Doubedeckod
Pier /, L. R., Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
Steamers leave % minutes past the hour nom e:25 m
to S:25 p. m. - ...-
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Citn properip 90 Gel.
RfaI Geiate 10 Qxrhanae.

AND for GOODS.-1, 800 acres of land,
finely located and the best portion Of Kansas 20 ox
q nge for any Kind Of goods can sen IN county store
- CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
> Tor DAIRY FARM well wRtercd near depot L. s. r,
Station L., y. y. y.
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gltnatlons UanIco-lnalcs

4 STEADY young man, American, az assist
~ olcei writes o good hand; give good
city references Address >. tribune Otlce.
4 WE'LL educated boy, sixteen years of age,
"A residing with his parents. and VINO come well recon-
meude desires position good business house where he
make himself usefnl. Address w. O.. 90 West inst
BUTTERFLY a irst-class. thoroughly COM
London families temperate and honest and willing 70
make himself use nj excellent experiences Call at oO3
6tI ave. near o5tllst.
TOACHMAN, &c.-First-class cOachman and
" groom private family .inglei eight years refer
West S3dst
COACHMAN, &c.-By a young man as coach
" iOOtman SOBER. utel GENT smart. and obigng
I'm best o. reference Address W. T., care ID.
HARNhTT. Is and II East oOth-st.
NOACHMAN, GROOM or GARDENER.-By
~ capable young Scotchman with best city refer
understands MIA business thoroughly Is sober and
trustworthy aud eyen-tempeed Cal BOZ Cth-aye near
lsthst
CAEDENER-By thorough, practical
NJ man. well ycrsed IN all branches OF his business over
IN last place married one In family Address A.
d. O., Box IS, Tribune Uptown Office LBS broadway
GARDENER, &c.-By a young single man,
~ American. gardener OF horse not objec
t0nabe would axe charge VI gentemans farm. Adj
dress ID. o., Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. "A position as clerk or messen-
w germ banking house hrstcass reference from lead
ing bank security given. Address W. H. c. Tribune Up
town Oihce J 23s broadway.
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flonses an0 Rooms iuanieo.

XSTANTED.-Cit or country residence 10
w dividend paying silver mining Stock upon cash basil
Address SILVER Posi- Office Box 1881.
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Gelp nOatlic0.

NNANTED.-R AGENTS In every
w city IN NowIoTk and Nc-J ersey for and yau-
able article just large profits and entirely respectable
for good men. q. r. PAGE, ii East lAtlsL
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gilualono manlto-- frmaies.


A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN Of experience
~ tshes 10 TAI care Of ladies' IN their confinement s
wiling 10 make herself useful wages moderate BIZ East
2Oth-stj lst door
COOK.-By Swedish cook understands all
" hds Of cOouDg best OF reforenceSi CITY or county,
386 Oth-Gve. near 23dsLi lst h0or.
NOOK.-By an efficient German cook, un-
" every branch Of COO pg and bsksg makes
desserts lee cream Sci city muy mghly recon-
@eaded Can DO seen VI 602 6thayou Lear S6thsL
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Many valuable discoveries aud much
useful knowledge IS kept from the
world, becalse Of the immense expense
IN making them known to the people.
This is not the case with RoCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUr Although but few
years introduced into this country its
sale now reaches in every town aud viii
lay" m the L. ). It's wonderful sue.
cess IN curing Consumption, severe
Coughs. Pneumonia. Asthma. and sli
oth.r di.cases Of the throat and lungs,
VA fri made known by di.tribu,iu.
e7ery yea, Tor three years. over 400. =
900 BOTTLES to the afflicted, free Of charge.
by Druggists No such a .o.s ~f 49, H.
49," --A- given before TO any olher
preparation. Could you ask more! Go
to your Druggist and get a bottle for IS
cents and try it. Sample bottles 10
cents.
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Coop JoB.-Thc bridge just finished
over the gulch on Main street, near the
gas works, is q substantial piece Of
work, and the city may have reason to
be proud Of it. The structure is 1872
feet long, "a feet wide. aud is built of
the best and strongest material. The
mud stills are Of cedar. Sxl2 inches and
"a feet long; the supporting posts are
Of fir, l2xl2 inches, and caps of the
same material, 12xl2; the sleepcrs are
Sxl2, we'll braced with pieces 4x5, and
the whole is pl.nked with sound two
inch fir plankiug. On either side OF the
bridge is good. substantial rail, to
prevent accidents by teams backing
over. Mr.. VI. c. Hawthorne. Chairman
OF the Stree, Committee. snperiutended
the Job. while ". o. Burri,t. C. A,
Howes and II. H. Hsthorn did the
work. The bridge is two foet three
inches higher than the old structure
aud much more durable. The work
was done to stay. and . new bridge
will not again be required over that
guleh for many years.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

San Francisco dailies Of the iih ~.
orIiyed here on the sht CT the II.
Pretty good travelling, that. for Cc-
tober.
Chief Thorndike. who has been over
N Oregon as a witness in the Hagar
murder trials. returned last night. after
40 absence Of about ten days.
Rev John Reid of Victoria p c.. will
lead the prayer meeting at Presbyterian
Church this evening. and give the Gus
tomary lecture.
Mrs II L Yesler. who has been in
Portland the past three or four weeks,
will 90 to San Francisco on the next
steamer. She is in quest Of medical
treatment
Cne man, Mr. John Mcdonald, got
both prizes ut the Eastman rattle last
night the hair work for the highest
toss Of the dice and tho wax flowers for
the lowest.
Themas Burke and wife, Irving Bal.
lard and wife. Mrs Graves, d ] Bigelo "
and Il s Miller are AMONG tue more
familiar Puget Sound names greeting
us in the latest Portland hotel arrivals.
Tho Experiment favor, having the
Territorial Fair in the hoarr Of Olym pia
instead of on its outskirts II sees no
prospect for eficciing a change IN the
time Of its holding. and thereby directly
securing more favorable weather and
indirectly securing more enjoyment.
larger receipts and greater success. 1t
thinks the Fair should be held in the
Town Hall.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-09

ToPwoRKs OF THE GEO. T. STARR
From the forward part of the pilot
house to the after part of .be main
cabin is. on the new steamer Geo. +.
Starr, 40 feet. The pilot house stands
q couple of steps above the forward
promepsie deck, like on the North
Pacific, and, like on that boat, is semi
circular in shape; its dimensions being
0 feet by 10 feet and inches. The
main cabin is divided into many apart
ments The one most forward will be
the social hall. 80 feet wide by 22 feet
long Passage ways will lead from it.
through glass doors. to the after or
dining saloon, the dimensions Uf which
will be 2G by 40 feet. From each Of
these saloons stairway will lead to
the lower or main deck. The rooms Of
the captain and purser. each feet 4
inches square, will be on the side, of
the social hall. facing each other. Aft
of these will be the sta.erooms for the
passengers, six on ench side. and each
5 feet 6 inches by 6 feet 6 inches. Ten
Of these rooms will each contain three
beds and two of the rooms two beds
EACH The forward promenade deck
is 80 by Al feet. and the after deck II
by Is These are the main divisions
Of the upper deck; others not mention
ed being such as tho mail room, pantry,
halls, promenadcs. &c. The lower or
ladies cabin will be "a by "a feet.
Opening into it will be four bridal
rooms. each feet 3 inches square. and
ladies' toilet feet by II feet 6 inches.
There will be skylights above the up
per house. of course The ellipse will
be largely used in the finish, which in
all other respects will be as handsome
rs that Of any other boat on tue Sound.
Mr.. Shade, of San Francisco, is direct
ing the construction of all this work.
The Geo. f. Starr, as o freight and
passenger carrier. as o speedy. safe and
comfortable boat, promises to satisfy
owner. builders and all concerned.