davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
BANKERS AND BR0KERs.
THE NEVADA BANK
or SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Observation-Disclosures
raid ~ O.vitai........eio,o ooo, ,0oe-0sia
Reserve u. .. Bssds,.... s,ses,oeo-0sid
DIRECTORS,
Io9is y Observation-Disclosures VIC: Prs:iS:Ss P:iS:Ss
JoHN v. uscKiY. ]. I. FLOOD.
JANKs q. PAIR.
Cashisr. q. ". otnnr
Assat a Virginia. Nevada. .... .. .oso. A. kIss
Assais e NV Yo,k....... .; = Gs5,rso. No. 1nnes
DsUEs Commercial and ravsler' orsdits.
available In any part Of the world. haxes
Sass sssS.ass 4 s 4 sS..cnsis . Ss.noss.
rAis Ba.k has Special Tasiiisiss sss
Desiisg In Bsiiisa.
ExoHANoE
On the principal cities throughout the United
staiss, Europe. Japan. China and the last
Indies. the Austraiisn Colonies and Nsv Ase
land, and on honoluiu (HsvaiD.
Nuv Yonx BAxKxns-Ths Bank OF New York.
N. b. A., American Kxchanss National Bank.
IoHpos BAsxsns- -Msssu. smith. Payne D
emiths, the Union Bank OF London. letu

nxposrrs ofcoM OR BULLION received.
UathsrIon open account or 70 Issue Ckh.
the hnider) In Gold HIN or Ban Franclsco; TO
naks collections. purchase Bulliou 1.-THE most
hyorsbls rats, OF advance coin ,hereou WHEN
forwarded 70 tho Parent Bank In Ban franeiscoj
solis Biils OF Rxehangs, and trsnsaets Gsnsrh
bankinR Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-13
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

An suffsr~rs from this disesse that are snnlous
10 b. cured should try Dr. ki.-ner's Celebrated
Consumptive Powders. Thee Powders are the
only preparation known that will cure Con.
sumption, and all diseases OF the thfost and
lups.-indeed, 30 strong 10 our fAith In them.
snf also 90 convince you that they are no hum
bug. we will forward 10 every sunersr. BY mall.
poet paid. frce Trial Boz.
We edon't want your money until you are per.
fectiy satisned % their curative powers. IL
yonr life 10 worth saving. dont delay In giving
thess Powders . trial, ~ they Will surely cure
you. =.
the United States OF Canada. By mall. on recsips
Ash q ROBBINt
$50 Fulton street. nrooklyn. MI.
frs Ts-lv
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

Superintendent of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, who
counts the sheets and receipts for
the same. The, Superintendent
Of orders has prepared what is.
termed q working slip. This
slip gives on its face, name of
bank, date of order, date Of it's
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

and its count TO the end. All im-
perfect sheets upon discovery are
Cancelled by the Assistant Chief
of the Bureau, a record made of
them, after which they are placed
in charged of the Vault Keeper
to be finally delivered through
Mr.. z. III. Bro wn to q committee
Of Experts for destruction by
maceration.
The good overs" Of the par
eentage allowance for lmperfec.
lions rs has been stated is not
always exhausted, are retained
until the Comptroller's receipt for.
the quantity ordered is obtained.
when they too are cancelled and
are remitted In like manner to
the committee on destruction.
Departmental Rsyisv.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

IMMIGRATION TO U. S.-A conference OF
delegates, representing 100000 miners,
was held in Manchester, England,on Au-
gust 18th. A resolution was unanimous
ly passed favoriHg emigration t. the Uni
ted States. If they all come, several OF
our undeveloped Western mines can b
made to increase the wealth Of the cou c-
try.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

We have spoken of perfect and
imperfect sheets. AS is we'll
known the least inlperfeetion in
a Legal Tender or National
bank note would discfedit it
upon the market. TO avoid
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

All mercbsndiss consigned 70 my e.
will rsceive careful. handling and b. fs
wardsd with dispatch and BY experienx
frsiyhters, at lowest market Rates.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

its completion, number of plates
and how many impressions, ban :.
and treasury numbers, face value
and charter number of bank !;
while on Its back provision Is
made for traclng the work from
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20
Meadow Lake Ores Finally Over
come.


Meadow Lake Ores Finally, Over.
Those Of our readers who remember
the Meadow Lake excitement will read
the following article with special interest.
The article 10 taken from the Truckee
Repsbl,can.
A score OF peopls have gone daft, and
hundreds have "gonc broke" trying to
discover some process for working Mead
ow Lake ore. With hand mortars Tor
crushing purposes and frying pan for
y furnace, any man could get good pros.
pect. Assayer. could always get returns
from the ore ranging away up In the
hundreds of dollars per ton. In many
places Tree gold could be seen cropping
out Of the rock as thick ss mussels on .
rocky beach. Yet in spite Of all this, ev-
cry man who took y fortune 10 Meadow
Lake left it there, sunk In some intricate
process. When simple amalgamatiOn
fniled, everybody wss panlc-stricken 1t
was vt once concluded that the ora WAS 50
rebellious that only the cos ..isst chemical
process would extract it. Tins theory
was strengthened aheu chlurlirs o. fxilsd.
And was eyerlnstingly established when
the SchiYely process, the Fryef process,
the Robertson process, aud tyrly otnsr
processes failed Now CONES James
Gould. q well-known amslgsmator, who
worked last in the famous Black Bear
mine, in Siskiyou county, aud solves the
problem. Assisted by Lee Butts, y well
known machinist and miuing expert, and
C. A: Giffen, aud backed up By 3. Harris
and james Giffen, all heavily interested
In these mines, Mr.. Gould worked the ore
successfully. And what did be do? Why,
nothing, except to handle the Ole as IL II
we're decent, ordinary rock, in which sui
phurets predominate. With IRE In
" hlch layers OF wood aud layers Of ore
alternated, he heated the ore, and thus
dried aud partially oxidized 1t. Then dry
crushing it in an ordinary stamp mill, he
roasted the ore in revrrberatory furnace
until it attained cherry redness. This
roasting completed the oxidation. This
done, he submitted it to ordinary vet
amalgamation, with pan and settler. The
result, from six tons Of ore, was beauti-
full bar of bullion worth 5000. The meth
cd of working the ore u the simplest
known, and yet Its results are perfectly
satisfactory. Great interest II manifested
BY mining men in this part OF the country,
aud the result seems likely to revolution
ize the commonly accepted views of the
Meadow Lake roc'7-
Meadow Lake oF yeaFs raassa among
the leading des .ed miniag amps OF
Caliiornia. Unit 4ui,e elcsat-g tos town,
whick once had rhousaa ds al iaha5isanls,
WAS held BY one rizn aHo dog.
---szs--a.-- ---------
How JAZZ co.. AsTaElsHgn The
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20
Lick House,,

sAN FRANCISCO. CALIFoFSi :
ftvnri,s UoteI To- antilles, centrai'9'
Gated. and b adquarters TOT
GUESTS FROEI AEfHoNA'
I'D sCaONEwALD, Manage
- ,rakfG
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

How JAZZ G1-Ir ATaSlsHEp 1HE
DuTCH-Ws hear from Amsterdam thai
Mr.. Jay Gould has been rather assonish-
ing Dutch flnanciers. 1t appears Tat he
has been negotiating with bankers there
about o Kansas railroad whose Affairs
have been in litigation for several years
he snally offered sl,3OO,0O0 for the first
mortgage bonds held By the syndicate,
which they accepted, with ths prosisO
that interest should be added to the date
Of payment Gould agreed, but created a
sensation by Immediately writing check
on Messrs. ]. s. Morgan d Co., of LonGon,
for the full amount.-London Rail-icay
Ne,0s.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20
YUMA ARIZONA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1879

SEPTEMB
being dried receive their final
count and division as between
the perfect and imperfect i'm
pressions the perfect impress
si0ns are delivered to the Num-
bering Division, together with
the working slip" where they
are again counted, receipted for
and recorded. The Superinten-
dent of this Division then takes
the working slip" to the clerk
OF the Bureau who furnishes her
with the correct Treasury and
Bank numbers. 1t should here
be remarked that the bank num-
berris found ON the lower left cor
ner of the face Of the, note, and
indicates the consecutive number
OF the note of that denomination
printed for that bank, each de-
nomination has its individual con-
secutive numbering aud no num-
Der can be duplicated legally in
given denomination.
The Treasury number is at the
upper right hand corner of the
face Of the note and runs consec.
utively on all notes of National
banks in any given denominat ton.
irrespective Of the bank repre-
sented by the. note thus II the
notes OF the First National Bank
Of Sedalia. Mo. followed those of
the Centennial National Bank of
Philadelphia, Penn and the last
SIS note of the latter Bank was
numbered d. 975, ,654, the first s5
note of the First National Bank
OF Sedalia, Mo. would bear the
Treasury number of D, 975, ,655.
These starting mum bers are writ
zen on the working slip" and
the numbering proceeds, after
which follows the trimming of
tsO sides Or edges of the sheets;
again the sheets are examined
aud counted, and with the work
ing slip" delivered to the Sealing
Division, where the count is veri.
fed and the sheets receipted for.
Here the seal and charter num-
Der of the bank is imprinted on
each note, the sheets again count
ed aud the work being completed,
the working slip" together
with the sheets are delivered to
the Vault Keeper, receipted for
by him. and finally through him
they are placed in possession of
the Comptroller OF the Currency
for the use of the bank.
1t will thus be seen that with
each transfer Of the property even
for brief period, a count is made
and receipt embracing the fullest
details are taken, thus Identifying
; and accounting for each sheet at
every step, and as with one lot SO
with every one of the one hun
dred different lots of work pas
sing in their numerous stages
toward completeness, through the
Bureau every working day.
We have spoken of perfect and
imperfect sheets. AS is we'll
known the least imperfeetion in
a Legal Tender or National
bank note would discfedit it
upon the market. 70 avoid
such contretemps a corps oi
experienced ladies, grown expert
by long experience in discover
ing defects in paper or workman.
ship, is employed on this work;
1t is known as the examining di.
vision, and with wonderful exact.
|, ness and marvellous dexterity d(
they perform their work.
To cover deficiencies that ma,
arise through spoiled or imper
\ 4 r l.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

-
M. N.
la ~ ANA1AAN
"a o.,,,.,,s. -, -. rs,,,.s.,..
e Aa-.~.....,,.s. :,
Inost complete stosk ever offered Ea
a,...-, pr.v,.,o.s
wia.s ..a uausrs. Cigars md
Ttnwast, OfoskSfy,
80
Minsrs Ts~la. s1ortias apsl
LAD,..s.anaaENrs
rseoMGon,nn a~Nnai
n-a.a. r. a.a.
| And IL constantly and resulsr,y reed
inx fresh California uroduets. eonsistiua
Butter, Cheese, Bacon.
Wheat Corn Meal Buekwhl ,
Flour, California and Oregon Elonr,
cntsins a Co.'S. Canned Fruita, Tegetaa
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

Goods sold at greatly reduced ratss.
Highest prices paid for all Arizona pl
ducts.
DAVID MEAHR.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-09-20

PAUL WEBER,
At4oxsex and Counselor at Law
Prescott Arizona
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
G;nrorran AoperIlsements.

DURSUANT 10 a Decree of the High Court
ChRncery Division made the 2Sth day Of April
ls77-In the matter " the estate Of THOMAS DAVIS, de-
BEERE yersus HEhMING, and COX versus IA m
MING.-THOMAS HEDGE OF HEDGES, formerly Of BiTm
ngham. In the County OF warwick England who was last
the s50 from Newark New Jersey IN tho
United Of America II living, any children or other
OF he said THOMAS HEDGE or HEDGES. II deal. or
other person claiming as her or her at law OF
THOMAS DAVIS lao Of PrOrsmaston. IN the County or
Warwick England dec sec who died In OF about
month July l-j living az his Death or the person or
otherwise Il ent
lied the real estate OF he said THOMAS DAVIS, as he
by h'Hf SOLICITORS on
or before day OF NOyrmbe 1879 10 come In and prove
their c4is IN the aboven a.d action a me hsm9ers OF
lie tonorabe the NiceClaucc.Or, sir CHAkLES HALL,
No IA Chapce-y Lane In Comfy Of Middlcsex ing
nd or In iral thereof thcy vii be mp,Ory Cxclu ed
from Of The saiG Decree Friday tho 2lst 0ay of
1879, at o'clock In the af eruoOn the said
ChaDer- appointed for hearing and adudcatng the
Ell Dltcd sth August. 1879.
WILLIAM BINNS SMITH. Chief Clerk.
COOKE JONAS serIesnrs Inn. Chancery Lane London
England Plaintiifs' ~olicit0Is -
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
NEA BEACH ROUTE
TO
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
CONEY ISLAND.

steamers "MOKRIsANIA" and "sYLVAN sTREAW'
leave New.York connecting with trains Bay Ridge
follows
West Twenty secOld.st. $50 l045 Has a. m, l2to.
l:i5 2:i5. $40. 3.fj. 5i0. eiO, 80 ami 80 M %,
Meet Tenth So .:.l,, lu.5A ll.53 n l-.ts 1893 25J.
34s s;53 j:is, 6.is, aid 1853 y. m. .
COmmuupaw. connecting With O. X X OF y. j. iVOo,
l:l5 and i:lO p. n. .. -,
pier l. ~ r. lstone PIER. 9.I5 Has a. l2:l5 2l5.
3:l5. ADO bio. b.lU. 1:iO. aud s.lj y.
''Iiarlcn stcaiDers from Fulton Ferry $780, Hoo NJ
2O5 4u5, 500. aud 1;rO D. ,,.
E1c,son Tickets 90 cents single trp 80 cents chiiren
between 4 and II years Of age 10 cents -,
Special made Tor eAcur-i0ns &C Once oon
80, Coal aud Iron exchange.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
Efaal Nonees.

GUPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
- YORK.-AUGUsr herbert. general guardian "
MARY Ann DEGA An, 9lsintih agt. PETER Mcs hGAS
and MAkl MCSNED.N, his vile, EfPENEILS SMITH
GIL LasPIE whose first ls unknown TO plaDtinl
THOMAS HAYES, MARY A. SMITH aud WILLIAM
MAHADY defendants-Summons. To the above named de-
PENDANTS each 0 them You hereo' Summoned :?
answer mpant IN this actrp, ant 10 "
your the pains attorney wi MA twenty dave
alter II this summons excuNeo o he day OF
servce failure appear. answe jug
meut against y0u BY aciall Tor the relief Do
nautsd IN communicated August Q. 1873 JAMES
r. swANTON. plaintiffs attorney ONCE address Nc. OIL
10 he dsfsmfant MARY McSWEGANi The foregoing
summons l. served upon by publication Pursuant ah
orcr of the HOn John sedgwck. JUICE the superior
court ne Cy Newiork dated the 22d day of August
1879 with the the Oce Of Clerk OF
the Sups civ u Ofk, the C0urt
House. IN the city Of New.YOrk. JAMES =. -WANTOS.
plainufs attorney ag25 lsw6wM
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
election Notices.
OFFICE rue SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY. July 30 1870. }
ITO THE SHERIFF OF The COUNTY OF

ALBANY, July 30, 1879 )
ITO THE SHERIFF OF The COUNTY OF
srNotce Is 1ereby given that at the General Election
Monday Of next November fourth tho following
A Governor. in the place OF Lncius Robinson
A IAeutonantGovernor In the place OF William Dor
Secretary OF state IN the place Of Allen G; Beach
A Treasurer. IN TIE place OF James Msckin ~
Attorney General In the place OF Augustus schoon
state Engineer Surveyor place sey.
All whose terms onlce viii expire the day of De-
Also for the Ffth senate District composed Of
The county OF lchmoi a. 9nI ns Present First second '
NewYork all that portion OF the Fourth Ward u said city
spruce street Gold Ferry street Peek slip and East
wthn Houston street Hancock street BeecEer street e
roy street. NoItn River Governors lsaud bedloes Is
Also senator Tor the SIKH senate District composed Of
and III hat portion Of iSe Fourth War Of sald
city that lies within Caharne street Chatham street. hooso
Also senator Tor Senate District composed
III that portion OF tho Fifteenth War Of said cy that H.,
T%e6yrst Wards Of said city los within foafieentG
street Thirteenth street hi9 a. Avenue ani Bioad"ay
the sixteenth Ward of The city OF NewlOk all that portion
Of the Ninth Of said that Hes within Leroy
Beoo,er street Carnne street. sixth avenue FOlrteenh
and North River al at portion Of the Fifteenth ward
Ishieenh ara Twenfyarst Wards Of said Civ thai les
% w avenue saa ali & portion Of the Senein Ward Of
said that lies within IwensHh street Ihrtieh street
Also senator for The Nnth Senate District composed OF
OF the Egheenth Nineteenth and Twenty
first ards the cay NcwNork lies Of
avenue and Backwrlrs Island.
Also senator Tenth Senate District composed of
All thai portion Of the Twentieth and Twenty Wards
the tv Of York that lies within Threih For.
ttth street Third and Eighth all thaG portion
of ward Of SAID city that lies west OK Third
avenue all that portion Of the Twelfth Twenty
that les oi Eighth avenue, Wards and kandar
Islands.
Aso senator the Eleventh Serate District composed
of the Twenty Outtn Mfrs " TIE City
York. that portion OF the rwel',I I've ueth and
Twenty 0f said that lies within rhrtleih
street spuyten Duy Greek, Eighth aysnue ara Hudson
River
Comfy officers slso 20 be elected FOR runtyi
Twenty four members OF Assembly
A sheriff, In The place Of Bernard Reily.
County CLERK. In the place Of Huherf o. Thompson
pointed by Governor 70 place Of enry A GumbetOn.
removed.
Judge Of Common Pleas In the place OF Miles
Reach by the Governor To nj the vacancy
ioned bv tine death NJ Hamilton W. K0bnIon.
Two Justices OF tho Marine Court IN the place OF David
N'Adam ard Henry Aker.
Imstice OF the District for the Seventh Judicial
l. rct place Charles ID. InIerso appointed by the
.vernOr The place OF Water = P.ucknoy, Removed.
Justice The Court Tor the 1eAth Judicial DIS
,rct, IN the place OF john r. Flanagan. -
the place of Rlchard Flanagan, Henry
and Richard Cocker All whose terms OF 0llcs VIII
expire the last day Of December next ,,,.1,.
Secretary OF state.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
Ensurancc Compares.

Establ.hed l7-7.
KNICKTRBuCKEn FIRE N-uRANCE CONPANr
OF NEw-loRK. OsIicK, No. 90 Wall st.,
Nkw-NoRk. Aug. 30 lsI9.)
WITH the intent TO contradict the state
w pent Of this mornings papers would ADVISE
lie public mat tue Knckerbocker frc Insurance Company
has received certificate from the SUPERINTENDENT
OF Insurance tht he found the condition OF the company
caUtai uulmpalicd. Inis company has not
nor does II intend discontinue bus hesA
PETER V. KING. President
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
NEW-YoRh and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

a a
Leave NewYork foot II Iibrty St for Trenton and Pha
a'p"d ~ r AZ 9So 100 Has a. 150 1. 530. 7:l5 IL
Leave phaepna from station Phila and Reading Rail.
ioa1 liland erK--sts- 745 6l5. TO- ll3O m li0.
Trenton for New York at l2O except Monday 94O
sl3,el0 lOAO a. M. 1910 220. 4;l2. 4;l5 d:l5 p IN
Pullman Drawlng-roOm Cars attached 10 the M
p. trans from New-loTk: 10 the 7i5 l:i5 y
o a. m bso IL "a m Leave New-York for Trenton a IN
5;3O p. m Leave trenton at l;20. s;40 m, 6lO
fIom BIookiyn md :" Erie T" Depot. Jersey CITY
Tickets for sale az foot OF Lib. .Ty-st Nos 40l 9i
gb7 Broadway at the prime pal hoes. AId - NO. am
gage checked from residence TO destination.
IL. +. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW-YOKK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. -COmmencing July Z. 1879
$40 m Weston and Northern Express. drawingroorn
cars "a hoohester aud ~. Albans. - ,
eiH = m -pecal saratoga EXPRESS WIN nteWlngroom
cars 70 Fort Edwlid. for Lake George aud tG Montreal
lU5p a. m. CHICAGO ana Western Express, WIN drawlng
room eas To Can ,ndagus Rochester and Bunaioi also TO
iOo NJ Express TO Albany Troy with connections
10 Utica, Saratoga Giens Falls AMI Rutland
$3.50 y. M. Saratosa special
400 y. III a bany and Troy Express.
500 Louis Express, dav with seeplng cars lor
St Louis running through every daY IN tle week s Steep
fer Montreal, excepting SUNDAY night via saratoga, an.
1880 y. Fast Expr Tor Rocheser niagara ans anu
Corning Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva h0chostor
Sop m Pic nc Express. daily with sleeping for
ROCHESTER Niagara fal Bunalo Sevetand oieno Ds'io
WaterOwn excepting saturday aud sunday nights 70
Montreal VIA Abans Saturdays Montreal car leaves at
iiO IN, Night Express. with sleeping cars TO Albany
Tickets for sale at nos. 25e aud Alb Broadway and
Westcoit Express COmpanys 0icesSos Parkpace. 7s5
md Q2 Broadway, NewYOrk, anu 1888 Washington ST..
Htooklyn. G. b. MEEkER,
a
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

OFFICE IaK ENGINEFR AND AHcIIhcL
GET, BETWEEN sTn AND SIH SIS, \. w,
WAhnHGTcN. ID. C., Aug ID. lsl9
PROPOSALS for MISCELLANEOUS lRON
Il WORK and also for SLATE FLOOR sLAB,. -.
RFCON-TRrCTION or The L. >. PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING. -
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be Iecelyeo at THIS once nnh
m 10th Of August 1873. Tor furnishing, de-
ivering GnR AMI putting I'm place complete certain iron
work. comprising frames and cssnge ~ Windows iseng OF
aud hight wells Stairs, and nIepoo sldug
doors the ciiod Of the Moi. rooms ~ tho
and OF the above buiniu2 IN ercofdance
with drawings specifications aud schedule when may DO
Bank forms OF proposals and any desired information
be obtained . u application al this Cflce.
ADOLF CLJ -. Engineer anu Architect
PROPOSALS will also received above and At the same
time place furnlshinz delivering tnd putting In
place about 80 600 square OF STATE Floor slabs
ADOLF CLUsS Engineer aud Architect
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER. COSEY ISLAND.
The Grand Foilla Of Excursion steamers landing ,hif
popular OF all seaside the and
direct TO what Is universally acknowledged By ali VISIT
be the greatest attraction the Island
% ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the grandest illumination known this
nent bsihe ali the surrounding baze Of glory
PROJECTING 1000 FEET ~ 70 THE SRA. and being
from 30 10 l20 feet width, II IA DELIGRTFuLLY COOL
CONCERT EACH AFTERNOON and EVENING, by
GRAFU LAS 7lH REGIMENT BAND Ample seatng
accommodations
ADMISSION TO THE PIER AND A BATH fOR ~
CENTS makes t the most attractive and ths cheapest
bathing pavilion the Island the only safe on
Joy deep well a. surf bathrg
all appointments the scale ot
the most varied character, UNEQUALLED As TO PRICES
AND QUALITY.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
Proposals.

PROPOSALS for CAST-IRON COLUMNS
Il anh PILAorER-.
OPFlCE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DfPARntENrS :
WAsHINGTON. d. D., sept. l. lsIH.)
PROPOSAL L. furnishing aud deiNeflng CAST
Columns Plascrs for the North Wine OF me bu
ing for the tate and Navy Depumenis Ia this city,
VII be received at this Office until l. OF september 1913,
an opened Immediately thereafter IN the presence o. gddsrs
uecinclfioDS general Instructions l"r Ddrrf
pIuDo1l will ne furnished 10 esta Ohshed
manu- urers only upon application 20 this Office.
no. LII y .A-II,
Lieutenant Colonel Corps OF Engineers.