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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

Our n~eighboring mountain counties of
North Carolina have, within two or three
years, developed the most extraordinary
capabilities for the production of fine to-
hacco. 1t is hauled to and shipped from
our town to the Virginia market. Mr.. Ga
hagan got a return for his choicest selcc-
tons of over 50 per pound, and 81 per
pound for a considerable portion Of his
crop Of the last season.
Our farmers are giving increased atten-
ton to the Introduction and trials of new
varieties of wheat. some of which fail to
suit our soil and climate: others prove of
great value. Among tic latter is the Glod-
dust. tried three years. It is a smooth va
rlety, very white, productive, and would
have been very appropriately named white
Fnltz. The Jennings has been a little lon
ger, with mach favor. 1t is bearded with
slcndc boards. which break up much in
thresllng; heads Of unusual solidity. from
compactncss Of the grains, which are also
very white, with thinner bran than any
other variety, and for grinding qualities,
mi,lers say, has no equal. Both ripen with
or immediately after the Fultz.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

"The tomato" remarks an exchange, SIS
masquerading about the market stalls un-
der more aliases than you can shake a stick
at. There are tomaytoes, tomartera, tom
mytoes, tomatuses, tomatoes, tomatoes.
and the other day we heard a woman in
quire; "How dye sell yer tornadoes E"
, 1879-04-17
MATR1MONIAL.

a hrr11tont we,,5tn,, ,oo,s nloso ,,at ovcr,,, NJ
~. aaa!, "eo. s u. 'oom p,aso . lass evening a. a.
;rnrk avenue, at which Miss Nellie G. Pratt was
united to Mr. Not N. Younr. for sono veora
oast conneetel with tlo , ary.rnoiis an % house ~
stotan"r sot roa ~ ,sis s ~. To asv ~
was performed by tho Roy. Dr.. Ryder, Of St.
laul'e Un,ycraaltst Church. An orchestra of
nine pieces, under tue direction OF ", ",
Pound, gayo iho sweetest; Of music. and
With t!owcrs,-a % monogram Of White asas BLOSSOMS
being Dlaccd over tic particular spot where lie
ceremony took place, Aiessrs. Harry n. t,nck-
wood md Mnson @, Hatch acted as ,1slcra. The
bride and groom nero attended by Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. clark.
Ihc bridg wora an elegant totlot Of white bro
cado and silk, cut low III tho neck, with short
sleeves, garni.ureB Of whlto satin a,nl ornnge
blossoms, bridal yell Of white tulle iastcnrd
ornaments.
After the ceremony the happy couple woro
congratulated BY thefr frieuds, ai,d then tho
wsnt Ss TO- e M ha: Ssow where
So. aud Mrs. Young left at ato hour for thc
Louis, wlcro they will rrnain for q few DAYS,
md, returning, will take up their residence at
tx xonr aa o.s has ptsssas Ss s Ms,s H. md Mrs.
TnInbltpfM Mr., and Mrs, J. W. Tpmblip. Mr, and
Mrs. j. l.. Clark, III. and Mrs. G. D. sayyor,
DR., mid Mrs, ". II. Rytler Mr. mud Nrs D.
StettaIer, MI. unu Mrs, i, ]. Lewis, sir, aud
M. II; e. Mctscreea, 1Ir. md sirs. II: g.
Il. Sawyer, Alr. ind Mrs, G.. G Bali, ill., ui,d
Mrs. 4. Ii. Du,nty, Mr. and Mrs. 4. L, Lowotl.
thul, Mr. nnd Mrs IT. +. Kraft. Mr, ind Airs. q.
+. It'll, MIR. and Mrs Shoemaker, r. Mr. W and Mrs.
Eean, iiolva IIcath. K. IohIeli' Min,fe Tom.
bin, iiattio 8(nier, EcIIjo Truman. Frankie
Van Colt; Mossrs. ii. 3. Lockwood, ii. B.
Hon,j q Thrnno aomnn1 lhora- u r
ToSny' i. 4 In,rromI A. Trn,nsn' T. n
Markhatn. CarItou White. +. l.. Gamer. ani
others.
, 1879-04-17

th9 lGesAEukt
4 joint meeting ot tho CITY anA County. Cen
fremont Ilo.se Inst evening for thc pnrp"sc OF
eently;,deceascd party slr: O'Kclly o!1leiatea
Committee On Organization Ind hetd numerous
meetings. but eouIa SEQ no way to bring thu
ucni 10 life, nnd accortilngiy asked for further
titnc. The necessity for tinn was apparent TO
kelt Hall tomorrow. nt 1880 p NJ, This
having been arranged satisfactorily. Mr.. Herr
mounted chair and began specct llcnulilcliiE
n|s assucates for gvng up te p!atior.
atluni TIC meeting nt Maskcll 1tall and sec TOT
themselves what meusrind Thu ConItnttten would
s%pssr s"s AK ts e nc Dy' wssSson a1, ths sss a
lng adjourned.
SUICIDE.
At G:30 yesterday thortinb l.. 8. Chase, q conf
mission merchant tlof,.. business Al No. n
S!nrkct street, committed suicide ai hls nnlnc.
No. 3a4 Calumet avenue, hy cutting Ills throat
o'clock, md atked his ssifo 10 leave tic room
for n few moments. Shu had bcen out onLy
little whtlo when she heard noise, nml upon re-
outcrInE the room he was lound dy9g npon t,Is
iloor. The wiNdbtpo and iugMlar vein had both
been severed, and death was speedy. Sumo ut
the bonrslcrs who entered the rooin found him
tcclinlnE aeainst the bed, With the razor still
10 Tiki ''' nwav III tnns "S wcat'on. no appeared
r. rnrr1rtSn thc,n 1trrocSc.l wna nf,nut Ei
srurs ~ nnn md wns bor in Ef,o,le ialnt. II,
iSr; ha rcmnycd fro,r Prevalence. in tint
sintc n tlds c,ty' n,ni fnr rm,nin ri yenra hn,l
a nro;ltnhln t.ontrart with thc city ior street
,nn,'t,, H. ,sT i,o stnr,nh III" cn,n,nfssinn
hlsincss. nni Ina ajways ind safo nntt protta-
hic trnip thmiuh rather an small
ara,e ''"M Thc catsc for If. wtahIrr In end bis
iIfc was nn5nuhtei,y feor If rrrnt suffering ol,
nrcnunt al u,1r heaftlI, Hfa domestic relations
| were uute hnppY. His son, ya.lnE tnnn OF 2t
scars, 10 travelling with Leotar1 Grvver'd troupe,
n'i! was telcxraphcH 70 yesterday lorono3o.
| Coroner slanh hela nh ,nnneet nnIlnE 1ho
@ tarsea e. an yerie To ii das, b y s"ee @ @ w
icring from tit of TEMPORARY Insanity
FLOWER MISSION.
| a. m nnorhnrn atrcct yratcrilny nftcrnonn
Tie nunuol meeting Of The Flower Mission wns
held, Mrs &, +, Hilton it, t,,r clln!r.
| THt Erc1ctnr, Miss FLORENCE Hilton, read her
good lint iati been dono u1aung lie sick in the
sity hv ilie miles eurai,r II, ill.,. work, and lut
tcrs Wcro alluded 10 from pEysleians nml
mntrons of hpsnita]s nMl charitable Institutions
Thanking n,,,l encouraging tic n,cn,Lcrs oi the
tnlssion Tho rtport WA atlopted.
Miss Eva Fowler, Treasurer, submitted re-
port for tic past ycar, showing tiat for liz
Which wns cnually balanced by tic receipts, For
tiir cnrrinro f,l,ui thc rcceuts were 32O and thn
eIncnses sf7.1. jcayi,n. sa'aT III t,,u treasury.
II was arrcctl to publish tic rrport
| t)flircrs ns follows for t1lu ensuing ycar wera
thyt, chosen: President, Mrs. G. T. Ttltou; Wis
+. fi,lto,,: Treasurer, MIss Muy BuckinrIaI1s. a
E..rut,n Camnittct,-Afrs. Rubert Cjari, Mrs'
| Eti,ynrii Tenfc,nnn. Misa Arnir R1nfh' Miss
Alico liiiton. Siiss Eya Fowler. and Mrs. smiti,
, 1879-04-17
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS. .
Hpteial Tispafcats n The Tribune.
Dw1atr, April 1B.-Wo arc all at work again.
Sowing oats Is tho order Of tho day. No plow-
ng yet for corn. Tho wet lands cold and heavy.
The tiled lantls dry and dusty.
liiLlsnoHo, Montgomery Co., April 16.-Ltt-
tic oats sown ns yet, OF account Of wet weather.
Spring kccps cod and backward. No corn
plaItcd u,ill but llttlo ground plowed. Winter
whcut looks stlcnlld. Everything bids ta!r for
n Eooh crop season.
DAKOTA, Stephenson Co., April 1G.-Junt
gown utir spring wheat. Mt as nuell put out
as Inst scason. Winter wheat all right; coning
on finely.
11Fr1SatAM, EfI1ngham Co., April 1a.-rhc
seYcrc weather In March MID flFst Of this month
Ina materially injured tho winter whent.
Weather still very wet and cold. Very small
acreage Of oatA suwn. No plowlng fnr rorr.
The outlook ut present Is tirpro1nisLng, though
with good weather from now on there 10
chnnco Of twn-ihrls Of crop Of winter wheat
TAstANoA, Perry Co., April 1G.-Wiuter
wheat Ia Injured some l1y tlse severe weather IN
March. On accoHnt ol the wet "eaticr tl'u
planted, but sonie plowInE dono. Very little
old wheat on tr,t,tt.
.vlsNsA, Johnson Co., April 1o;-wintsr
whcat ,t'nc. All the oats are III and area In
ALtENnALE, Wabash Co., April 1G,-Thc
winter wheat Is Injured by the severe weather
OF Mnrch. One-fourth Of thu oats aown. Too
wet 10 plow for corn. The outlook for tho sea-
son IS not encouraging.
PALESTINE, Crawford Co., April 1o.-We
have now o good market for Iarge crop OF
wtnter wheat. So much rain for ten days tl,ut
no blowing has been 1ono.
pLHAsAN7 MousD Bond Co., Apri! TO-
Winter w'leat Is Injured by thu cold March
wcather. Has bccn so vet that wc hayo sown
very ltttIe onty. No cot n rrouud piurctt. Corn
planting will be late. Wcatlcr unfavornbie.
FAIRFIELD, Wayne Co., April 10.-Farn,ers
AFRO Cutting 1ittio anxious Mt tho crop situation.
Ground so wet, and raining oyery fcw luys. No
corn ground broken: Winter wheat prospect
t!attorlng. Far nhead Of last year nt ths ting.
Tho small surplus oI old wheat has been
cleaned out by tho % conte aud 81 bid Of tho
past week.
DEtn1, Jorscy Co., April 10.-Winter wheat
looks we'll except on rolling 1uyd, where II Is
wtnter-kil,ed considerably. Farmers Just COM
mcnccd blowing for corn. Ground too wet to
make much healway.
srzunHN, Marshall Co., April 18,-Thc spring
wheat Is coming up vary nicely, mud we shall
hive good stand, Acreage OF oats decreased.
We nre veil along with corn blowing.
, 1879-04-17
LOCAL POLITICS.

ORuANlXATIOH OF THE COUNCIL
There WAS decided lull In local politics yes
tcrday md even tho pctltion.carricrs wcrc few
and far between. Tho political surface, how
ever, was not placid by any means. for wherever
iMHiry was made tllcro was found the shtna IN.
tcrral'6stf a'ld saa0ulderlng fire which has for
t!itpiat't ten dnys intcrfcrcl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
peace Of mind, and kept Ills advisors busy PLAN
ming for him to cscauo his "frieuls." Tie Or
ganIzatlon Of the Council was scarcely referred
to by anybody, for 1t has become
pretty thoroughly conceded that the De-
mocracy will not make mnch OF u
Iiel.t, especially since Lawler and Tulcy fnyc
kissed unl made up. The former, In speaking
of the situation, said fe had tho left car Of Mr.
Harrison, while the latter had hls right car, and
:i,as tn, all wa peaeo now. And to show how firm
promotion 10 tl!tagcahlp. atill sald llo would
cast all Of his influence In Ills favor tho under
standing being between tho two TINT ho was
to ssp lto his .,. s9ss S aud tlcneetorth have
Gil. aiul possibly in tho city. 1t is known
that this is Lawler's ambition dust now, so his
busy!nE Of the hatchct witt! Tuloy is nttcr a,l,
nastss a st.oke Of policy to g. h o1t ot M
taking his place IN tho Council, but also IL
monopolixing the cars OF tho best Mayor Gil.
caRo over haa." Il rcma!ns to be soeu how well
Ills plans will work.
THE NEW COMPTROLLER.
Mr.. HarEIson continues TO dcny TINT he has
mat!c anY OF hla appointments, md to draw
around him the gang OF placc-huntera: llu
l!stcns to thefr tates Of purity duYotfos ind per-
soual sarrlticc, a'ld In one way or another cn-
Goarsees them TO yio WILL oe auotlcr In the IN
other they are bcgfnn!ng to question tho sinecr.
ity Of hs denln3s, and to believe ttiut
ho ho -. has pr'C.scd M'an ,,,, nearly everything
nv tir fnct t1,vf his ra,,flnnttal frie,a IL A.,
, 1879-04-17
MINI NESOTA.

Special Dispatchess su The Tribune.
NoRTuF1ELp, Kico Co., April 16.-spring
wheat mostly sown. But very little up. Not
yet Injured by tho cold, but In danger. Ground
still very dry except on the surface.
PLA1sv1aw, Wabasba Co., April 1o.-We are
Just In the midst Of sealtng. Full acreage OF
wheat going in. Ground still dry. Farmers
md business men moro cheerful, but all will 70
slow until aftcr harvest. II was bard lusson
last year, but thoroughly learned, not 70 'count
our Chickens TIL after they arc hatclictl."
EAsToN, Fnrlbault Co., April 16.-SprIng
wheat not up yet, Considerable s1lrunken what
reported rottcd. To what extent cannot tell.
Ground dry unl cold. General outlook blue,
and will continue 60 until VIC get raln.
, 1879-04-17

tho stonccuttcrs ARC going to mako anything
out Of the quarrel. r'ity can 70 to work TO-.
day a,nl act sa. 10 for ten houss' work, mud could
hayo dunn Il any time, hut s!nte tAcy hare re.
working. thty l,avo mhde a cnse nHafnst thcn-
selves, tt not only forced lle contractors IT, To
tllc work elsewhere, but l,ayo savt.l them yoat-
Ing Mtcr contract In tllu tatter With tho csty.
, 1879-04-17

tng IN cxpertoncc, would gigo color, to tho
r,i1sors, to eny nothlny Of tho likelihood Of
tuel, dents hefag tia.lc. Wl.at Is to bccttne Of
lin, one Gay aul removes him the next. lie IL,
however, pulling al the strings lie can 10 rctuin
Ills nlacc, mn! Its thought he tlny possibly slle
tccts II tic outside rrcssnrc Is mt too great.
mil II Sravoy niIh Hickey do not trade him olf
to further thelr cuts
, 1879-04-17
IOWA.
4otF III
Huecfdl Dftpdtch to Tho Tr{bpse.

6peetal Dftpa!ca to Tho Trt5unA
CONWAY, Taylor Co., April 10.-Spring wheat
coming IN; fair stand; worry little injured by the
severe weather In March; acteagcincreascd l0pcr
cent. Oats decreased 10 per cent. Onc-foursh
OF tic corn-ground plowed. Weather wet, aud
not iit to work at present. Farmers arc en-
couraged, anl arc pushing for blg crop OF
, 1879-04-17
WHEAT.

THE srATk or TitH MARKET.
Since Monday morning, a.ll up to last evcn-
Ing. May wheat had declined iu this market
about four celts per bushct. 1t opened Mon
day at o. cents, and sold down a. low as 50
ecntst ruesauy Il so!d to IS ceuts, anl closedat
6sa{ CENTS wh!c yesterday tic opening quotation
, 1879-04-17

Visitors travelling from tho East, West, or ~.
proach!ng ths Eust from the Nest, will nlways
nnd the Astor House, New York. to b. the most
popular place OF relreshment In TINT city, IT. pro-
prsctoFs. In observance Of the *lgns have reduced
the prices Of their rooms 33f por cent
, 1879-04-17
NEDRAS1fh.

Spec31l DEtpdlck 70 3HS 1T46WNe9
WILBUR, Saline Co., April 10.-The spring
wheat Is coming up very THU, and looks badly;
was injured by the cold weather IN March. The
acroaRe OF what una barley has beon tncrcascd.
Worry little wheat remaining IN the county to
slip out. Very littl0 rnin this eprIng md
ground too dry for wl1eat.
, 1879-04-17
Hi,r1n z,

SVF1cuts Herald. =
Yesterday, Superintendent Phelps OF the o..
wego Road wrote to thu Treasurer Of thu D.,
J.. Il W. Railroad that spring hud arrived, for
t,e t1d that morning seen robin perched on
Ills auow-pluw-" "but," ha aided, "he had On
ali ulster md . chcst-protector,h
, 1879-04-17

You can instansly atop that nwful neuralgia or
cure any .stolnash, pasn tnsea Gtiole!a' with
, 1879-04-17

d.. D'Unger, discover Of tho ciuchona cuto for
drunkenness, curus all cases. Room ~ Palmer
House.
, 1879-04-17

Carpet lining given q Aottrcss and elasticity to
thu thread. Use only that manufactured OF Cptlon
md paper. American Carpet Lining Co., New
York and boston. Fur hale by al! carpet lcaloFs.
, 1879-04-17

That Dr., Prtco's Special Flavoring Extracts aro
uncqualed In quality aud purity, no person who
has used them will deny.
, 1879-04-17
WRENCHED AND RACKrn

BY the panRs OF rheumatism, The Joints cye,,p.v-
Al, almost 9rotcslue tcformlty 70 prevent saat
results by slniplc and agreeable .ncans il sasa
tai,ly tho part or wisdnm. tendency To ,tstt 81
1Iosotlcrs Stomach l3tttrrs n me.licinr ,sIih WIZ
prestpc Of II long mud successful carer az IN sns
bo!lndcd popularity, hnh Of emphatic pr a
indorbcn,cnt. 1trcnnuycs from thu hEot inn,n ~
inmmntory impurities which patl:oloyl~ts as.,S. ~.
Tho cause Of rheumatism. and not nnly puTlars 4,
1lfe current hit cnriclcB H., rromoitnE VIA, ~ T.
bowu|s, md tho secretion OF tic bic, nru aio 70
II, md impes TIM kfdnnys anA bladder Ia rs.a o'
lat and active usrforManco ot thor functiuass s'ii
y G'dss l; ho1Gngny Teaea remedy o
, 1879-04-17
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Gen. George II, Chapman. indianapolis, Ia at
tic Palmer.
Tie Hon. II. 8. Osborn Quincy, ILL.,, Ia So
tourntng At tho Trcmont
p. Tho Hon. George II. Melville Galcua, H., Is
stoppsng Mt tho fremont.
The Hon. George L, Morgan, Niles, Micl., is
domlclcd at tie fremont.
The Hon. N. 8, Ketchum, Mnrsha1ltown, Ia.,
Is registered at tic Sherman.
The Hon. Z. ". Morse, .1ackson, sttch., is ono
Of tho guests Of the fremont
The Rt. Rcv. ". ", HIRE, Bishop Of Nobras.
Rs, Is stopping at the Sherman.
j. The Hon. ". F. Wllder London, England, Is
: ono OF tho guests Of the uartlncr.
: The Hon. jay A. Ilubbcll. N. c., 1Ioughton,
Mich, te among the R,lests Of tic Palmer.
: The Roy. aud Mrs. II. E. Leavltt, Ilnvana,
0a., arc among tie gucsts of thu fremont.
i, The Hon. A. W. spntes, Secretary Of Wyo-
ming Territory, Is among the guests OF the shcr.
nau.
!. The Rs..Rey, II. D. Whlpplc, Bishop Of Min.
nesots, arrived In tho city yesterday mud reg
istcrcd at the Pact1c.
There was no quorum present al thu meetlng
OF the eouth Town Doasd yesterday. md Lie
meeting was adjourned to noon today.
The Rev, Edward Sullivan, lato Rector Of
Trinity Episcopal Church, lcp for Montreal laat
evening to assume tho Rcetorshlp Of st. Georges
Church. -.
A fellow named Bell Ford who clnlsna to be-
long to Chicago, bas been arrested In New York
for playing the dcad.bcat al hotela and with 10"
d!yiduala. =
Tic latest definition In physics was given ycs-
terilay In a sc!cnttflc c1ass In this city: "'rhu
, 1879-04-17
FOR MONUMENTAL WORK


In grnntte or marble, visit tho Office OF Mr. j. II.
Volk, No. Mccormick Block, and select from
hia splendid collection OF elegant md artistic
dcslgus for all classes Of work.
, 1879-04-17
DEATlkSs

->--.- .>-~~>----~----o.
CHERRY Wednesday morning, AnrIi IN. NJ ~, ~
NJ. Tllle, only tnughter Of CnnnnRa anI U;;n'iis:
Thnr,ky, hFFIl II, at !:.NI p. IN ''e'ad,
Fr lltttbuEg ti'a.) rapcfn plcatc cory,
l!lWAI,t,-Mss. atnFy 3tawasd, wife nj 1.,1...,
- Esacrh!, 1nuf.any, ftnm the sc.!tcncc, 47a w.,
to Calvary Een1ttpfy, - eats'hRa
, 1879-04-17
MARRIAGES.


EyEnnEEN11D{AvIEtSmn + = m ths lsth int, Il the ~,
nr. Hatfield. j. q. Evcnden and Mr. A1na III w.
Nm Cnft1S. -,'"u uAYl1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-17
Proposals.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT oUARrERaAsTER's OFFICE

llsp Girard4t PHTIADELPHIA Penn. July II. 1879
advert and Of The rucons 10 bidders attached 70
will be received at this office until noon August ~
p pSra en- with the folio wing sriicles, -.
To DE- DELIVERED AT r the 9G1EEhAsikhS Dhror Al
gSo wp rsa "a 10 KeTy
quality It.o1o Yards Canton Flannel u,. n,nors A.,
Pg.eErEg, OF SrFEEG,o A,,I IS sDa comor
Fnne heavy quality $1,000 yards shirng Flannel light
TO BE ouARrERNAsTEWs DEPOT AT JEFFER
10 900 Ak Helves 500 lcrnb iSn brushes.
To DELIVERED AT THE oUAarEaM,srERs DEPOT AT PHnA
10000 Campaign Hats $50 Forage Caps 5000 Eur Cans
Crossed Iiae. 900 Letters; 10000 NUMBERS 10000
p"o, pair Wool II tins iSi oU n sole Leather BOO h
soe Leather light for boot counters 100000 feet Wax
styerss white Xxx preferred 400 swcsies Lasting
T. 2 OK soo Nan aI0%s s Da eo
1890 Banke" 500 Y
Post F%ss 500 storm Flags. 500 sh%s Files $4,000
gS fSsIb
G y r.5Sss YA5S S1 Sns.
Black italian CLOTH 100000 yards wOrsted Cord 10000
buttons shirt Buttons = linen Lap
ZOO d. b. Linen sPoo tSVog b spoSs
800 3 oS dozen SEi spoo W Il. Linen TSrsad
rigid inpe that fun compliance with me speciaea
will be insisted and that no article Inferior to the
The Government reserves the right to reject all bids
tsemeut vii DO subject 10 such notifications may be nee
essay certn proposed changes In the Uniform no"
under con adopted.
preference wi be given 70 articles OF domestic produc
ton manufacture conditions Of price and qualify being
equal and such preference will be given to articles OF As
can production and manufacture produced or tho Pacc
Coast OF the consumption required by the pub
lie service there Revised statutes 37l6 49,, ro,r
articles which 10 be used IN the states and Ierr
tories Of the Pacific Coast will be received and Inspected al
Francisco Cal
For copies printed instructions bidders and other In
formation apply this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals be Endorsed Proposals
for Military Supplies" addressed TO the undersigned
ID. II. RUCKER
Assistant QuartermG ster. General.
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Prom Washington and Baltimore, 500 m, 2 300. 400
l0IOp M SUNDAY, si0l0 p m From Pnnaddeiphla 800
iOIU D. Sunday. $780, sos. 500. lO;40 1880 a.
Tgcsei Offices and ga Broadway No Aston House
and COrtlandtss, No Courtst
raGlvn Annex Depot foot OF Fult0n-st, Brooklyn
~ IiG ami liS Hoboken; Depot City
n,,1ranf Ticket Office 80. Battery The NewYoTk
Company VIII call Tor and check baggIg from hotels
nd reS"en'oo'' L. p. FARMER, Gen1 Passenger Agent
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 1879 depots foot OF COrandt and
100 p M for Easton. bethlehem, Allentown, Keadng
Mauch Chunk. Hakleton. MahsEOy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton and unkhannock
$40 D. M Night Express daily for Easton, bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk WilEesbarre. Emira Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
RoBI SAYRE, supt and Eugr
General Eastern Office corner Church and Cortlandt
CHAs IL. CUMMINGS
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EALL RIVER LINE

L Fob BOSIU NJ THE EASI. ,-,,,,, ,,,,,
FORD, FITCHBURG, LoMELL MATTHIAS VIN Ne
DESERT, PORTLAND. BANGOR, 81, JOHN, n. b., HAL
IFAX, " - all principal cities aud inland and seashore
palace steamers BRISTOL and PkoVIDENCE leave NJ w.
York daily SUNDAYS includel at 530 from Pier %,
n r. foot of Murray-st Leave Brooklyn p jersey
City 40 D. IN. via Annex. GRAND PROMENADE CON.
CERrS board evening by the spleudd bands and
orchestra attached TO these steamers FULL NIGHTS
REST. No int rmediate landing between NETWORK ami
FALL RIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fall
River at 500 a (ondaJs excepe when the steamer will
touch at NewpOr, arrives Newport $40 Four
ing trains FALL RIVER BOSTON First tram arrives
Boston ESQ N. Returning train leaves Boston q
p. N. steamer arrives Sew.York $50 q M. Tickets,
stateroOms, &c, To obtained In New York
at 239, POI, 27l 4Ol, 626, ga, 057 Broadway,
and at all PRINCIPAL hotels transfer and ticket
board steamers Nos and court-s Annex Offices
Brooklyn and Jersey City. In Boston No. Old
Hons and "A Old Depot,
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ENGINEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. q. JnIY Ia 1874

ENGINEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON MONUMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. July Ia 1879. I
PROPOSALS for WROUGHT and CAST
i IRON WORK for the WASHINGTON MONUMENT
sealed proposals for furnishing and setting IN position
Wrought Iron Work required In the interior
Office until the 2sth day Of July and opened mme
observation-disclosures drawings blanks and any further informa
tion required can be obtained nc this Office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
Iieut.COl Corps OF Engineers,
Engineer In Charge