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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-12
BY Richardson & Co"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ID Z b L f
i FRAMED DWELLING-HOUSE AND hol
NINE FEET on The SOUTH SIDE OF WEST
MAIN BETWEEN PLUM AND LOMBARD
S'rRFETS BY virtue of Il decd Of trust bearing
dato on the 9th day OF july 1876. recorded IN
Richmond Chlucery Court clerks Office In ID. -.
los Il. page 3l7. to secure certain note therelh
described, Gefaul: having been made In The pay
lnrnt of said motto and being required so 10 DO by
the holder of said nOle. ! Will proceed To sell by
auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY the 10Th
day of January. 1850. AT Al O'Clock L. d., The
PROPERTY above described. The improvements
consist of TWO TWO-STORY TENMEMENTS.
with about FIVE rooms each, with front aud rear
pOrches and a well OF excellent water on the lot
TERMS: sufficient in cash To defray the expenses
Of sale and TO pay off note for $500, with accrued
Interest: and for balance such terms as may
be made known AT the time OF sale.
In 10 y. VI. LEE, Trustee.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND. rgEDG POTOMAC X. X. 90.
RICHMOND. VA, November z, 1879. !
NOVEMBER 8, 1879,

RICHMOND. VA, November z, 1870. !
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879
" trains on this road Will run follows:
NORTH BOUND.
S:I2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station da ~ lex
cept sundays; due ut Washington
l:f0 L. NJ; Baltimore, 3:05 =. III.
Phl1delphia, $50 Y. NJ; New York
1905 L. NJ
500 Z. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dai y; due
~ Washington, 9:25 l.. 81. BALTIMORE,
1928 Il. ~: Philsd elphis- 1928 A. III.
New York. Gas A. NJ.
400 T. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TEAM for
Junction, leaves Broad stree: gtatios
daily feScent Snr dsysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
I0l6P.M, arrives al Byrd-street station daily
Except SundaysI. Leaves New York,
S:l5 A. NJ; Pills delphia. li45 A.
NJ; baltimore, $50 Z. VI. f; Washing
too $40 L. NJ.
ilA0 A NJ, arrives At Byrd-Sreet station daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 Z. NJ; Phil .
adelphia, l:lo A, NJ: Baltimore,
1858 A. ~ Washington, TOO A. N.
s:4s A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAis arrives
st b.-oad-Sireet station daily iexocpt
Sundassh =. a: TAYLOR,
EFT. d. MYERS. GeasraI Ssperia.ssdent
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T HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MY
Il sons, DAVID A. and PETER AINSLIF, TO sn
interest in NV CARRJAGE-MA NIlEAtTuRiNG
BUSINESS and also for the sale of CARRIAGE
MATERIAL, the style OF firm 20 be GEORGE A.
AlNSLIE& SONS. GEORGE A. AINSLIE.
ia l.l0L
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BY Robert Il. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBIC AUC::
TION OF ALOT II LAND SITUATED on
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY:
EIGIITU AND VI STREETS. CONTAINING 1872
FEET On TWENTY-EIGHTll SrRttT AND
RJITNNINC; BACK on VI STREET 1872 FEEI.-
In execution of certain deco Of trust dated
10th OF May. 1877. to the. undersigned. as tri.-
fee and duly recorded in the clerks office of the
Richmond Chancery Court, i'm Deadlock Ito G.,
page 44O. will offer for sale. upon the preln,tS'
ON WEDNESDAY the l4th day Of January, 1881
at 4 O'Clock l.. VI, being required so to do by the
b.npGcaries under said deed. default Ia. ing been
made in The payment of the notes secured there1v'
tn. PROPERTY aboic described. Inc lois VIII
ne soid ~ ms to front on 1renly-eighth street. and
win very probably I've subdiyided to suit purchasers
The grades m the vicinity have all been liked. As
the lois will certainly be sold, bidders may attend
with that assurance. This offers an unusual oppor
tunily for persons Of limited means to secure good
building lot. -.
TERMS: Whist the deed requires cash. more
liberal terms will probably be announced at sale.
4, q HENRY g.. CANNON, Trustee.
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by J. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ioneer,
lIl3 Main stT,et.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
L ARLE IRON-FRONT STORE ON MAIN
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND tlt-
TENTH STREETS, No. II libby virtue OF TWO
lee d of truSt-oue executed by Henry GunSt ana
wife 10 Abram Gunst, trustee. dated 3lst DeccnlDer
1878 and r. corded i'm Richmond Charcery Court,
ID. Il. ll3 Il, page 524, and the second ny henry
Gunst to Gus. Millhiser. trustee. dated loth Nay
1879 aud recorded I'm Richmond Chancery Court,
d. D. ia G., page 303, the first deed to secure GER
tain notes therein mentioned. the second deco To Sc
cure creditors OF said Gunsi. and whereas detauIt
has been maee and being required so To 40 by Ihe
beneficiary, we will sell. on the premises, on FIJI
DAY Janulry 6. 1850. II IL o'clock NJ. the pro-
rerty above mentioned. whicG was conveyed ny me
Two deeds OF trust above specified, ana when pro-
merry fronts 26 feet the south side OF Main street
between Fourteenth aud Ffteeuh streets. and runs
back at right angles between parallel INES lU4 iEe
g inches TO an alley in rear. The store Is NO. 1913
east Main street. ,,,
The property IS vel known to all, being occupied
nv Mr. Henry Gunst. Such an opportunity for IN
yestment Is seldom offered. The store Is a0miraOly
arranged-rew has all cOnvenienceS large, Dry Gel
lar. The upstairs Is arranged for dwelling ana Is
complete In 81 its deals.
TFRMs: I,y consent of all parties concerned. cash
excppt as to $4,000, npOu which twelve months
fine will BE- given. interest added. aud for when
subsequent re.e walls may be ob'ained
ABRAM OUNST,
Trustee first deed;
Gus. MILLUISkR.
Trustee second deed.
L. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. ia d
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BY J.R. a s,su,a,,.,on Merchant,
Vene's' issa east Main street.

(3cuFr3i Aucs''ue>
,,rMnER,s, TINNER's, ANO GAS
PEr,TTSR's OUTFIT Al, AuCTiVN o;e1ocn' !
menciur TUrsnAY, JsnsMs .In s street. the Tools
y VIII ,t"' iNij FIXTURES on S,ch are xsry
~ !rM,E IN declining business A., y, ~ The trade
fLS sh,n and worthy the attention y, ,nv y,
le,a ~,,hout limit, commencing pow no,,anser
s.,e j. II. H0CkADsI, ho " ,.mc,n 4,
"cnes. ,,o,e and place. for accouns VI urnWs
~ s<mo + COPPER STILL AND Woh"-
may So ,ntne~ aud T., good order ,..,
comEIe,,e , 'g y. X. HOtKADAY. Auctloneer.
By Francis T. Isbeil'
.,,.,,oneer and Real Estate Agent.
10 rIsreutb street. between Main and Bank.
TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE: NO: aiD
WssT VEN hBLE STREET; BET = .rt,r p ppsL
Nh PINK STREETS AND NEAL , III III a r.
nnEEScFo F y BAKER. ESQ, UNlON h 1IIfix d
DuEEcTioN-WiIl be sold at aucu9n on LII aho
nncvv ,h. 9Th DAY Of January, IssV, up.n ur
,,an,ses' Al O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE anu LU
c.sed as above The house has elgh. roV a - aS
In smaiI outlay may be made deslrape III ~
Tenee THE iot fronts 1874 feet on tne p"i'" sue "
1,an, a,e street and runs back 1G4 feet. 49,,
T1pws. One third cash: reissue az louI a n,
o,aht months. for negotiable notes. Win interest
= Haad and scared by deed OF trust. .,.
aanen; III" EpaSi,Is II. ISBELL. Anciioneer.
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HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NITURE ESTEY ORGAN. UMBRELLAS.
PARASOLS, UMBRELLA FIXT LURES AND
TOOLS. &C.-l viii sell at public auction. on MON
DAY the 18th day Of January. 1850. at 10 o'clock
A. ~. al my Office. 1906 east Franklin street, the
'o''"'"s BIREAUS. WARpRUBES.
WASHSTANDS,
CLOCKS,
MATTING
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIES,
MATTREssES.
R2kTTEE sPn BELLOWS
BOWLS and PITCHERS,
PiCTUEEs,
TRUHKs.
wHnfTffiR.cooLERs,
TENDERS,
BOOKS,
COOKING; and HEATING-sTOvEs,
TOWEL RACKS,
LOUNGES,
CROCKERY-wARE,
GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
Que ESTEY ORGAN,
Lot of UMBRELLAS,
FARASOLS.
UMBRELLA TOOLS and FIXTURES.
TERMS: Cash. T. l.. WHITING.
81 II. {. G. Il.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-Iwillon MONDAY,
- 10Th January Uhlt being court day., SSH at
IleuIico crrt-hoase al ii O'Clock A. NJ.
500 GALLONS OF PURE HOMEMADE WINE,
from . vineyard near Richmond.
ALSO,
WAGON,
. CARTS.
ID Quart, and
| HJRSE,
TO safety an g tecHtion In INV hands in f5fOr of
l.. UiuaH, sury wing partner OF :. tlllnau T. Son.
Buyers waniin pisFf wine ougtt 10 Attend.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM WALSH, ID. g.
81 9-3t for j. Z. Jones, :. Il. &.
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Train No. AZ. TTGfu ~ ~,
Daily. Daily
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DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY Exs
ID ECUTED ~ The DlsPATcA sxiNtiA"
HOUSE.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
Office corner Hull and Ninth streets,
Manchester. Va.
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connects for Milton. y. G.
Il connects for Asheyille and all points IN western
North Carolina dali Y, except sunday.
c conHccts for Macon ana all points In Soath"es'
Georgia.
ID connects for ia ksonvile and al points 10 f5'
rida
+ connects for Macon and sll points iu SoIih"3
Georgia. and Chattanooga Nashville h'mphi-' ala
all Texas points.
Nicksburg.
& connects f0f Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOye-namci points dffttf -
Rfchna0nd at 4:f3 T. NJ md $40 4. VI. .
Trains between Greensboro aui salem run d'h'
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina dis zion make c,nt''-
ton AZ Gold bOro' with the ". 4 ". T. X, ip ava
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-rC1iG and Sleeping 'fs
run through on Train N0.Ss from New lorh '.
RichmOni to Atlanta. and from IrceH'i".' t' at,
eusta, and on Train No. AZ from Nashinsi'h '.-
Rtcl mOnd 10 Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 an points u'h southeast. Ali
southwest amt baggage chfck0. hrDu. o..
No lay-Oyer checks given 90 local tickets
JOHN e. NAtMi ElN.
General Pa-srurrr A-,uI
T. VI. r. TALCOTT. General ~uueriu'tni ~.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-First-clas AN.
" THRACITE all sizes. from 81 so 10 "a rs per
1925 to "a, $3.50, and S4.75, SOFT COKE and
all kinds Of ENGINE COAL. PINE AVID OAK
promptly filled from either yard, Broad street. be-
tween seventh and Eighth, or 1905 Cary street.,
de IL e., n, PAGE.
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BY Paine & NoHliu, Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.


day Of January. 1880. anf recorded IN the clerk
office If the Chsnccry Court Of The city OF Rich
mOnd, conveying his entire stock OF mcrch1ndi -
aud furniture for the benefit of bis creditors. and
having 4. en- requested by some of them 10 do, !
shall prOct cd 10 ,eil At public auction. or The pren
ses. No. li02 Main street, on TIIURSD Ny. l5th
January. commencing at 10 O'Clock, his entire
stock If goods consisting Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Of all
kinds:
FANCY GOODS In great variety:
UMBRELLAS. WALkING-CANE-,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
SMOKERS ARTlt LES.
FINE SHOWCASES. FURNITURE, &c.
TERMS: At sale. - - - 80
sale conducted by PAINE Il NowLIN. Auc-
tiOneers. j. 10
CHERlFF'S SALE OF MUSIC, PIANO,
~ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. DESKS, &C, At
900 EAST MAIN STKEET.--By virtue Of an exc
cufiOn In my hands, and by consent Of parties, |
will sell at the musc-stOre No $50 cas-; Main street,
ON THCRSDAY The 18th Of January. 1880, COM
menciDg at 10 o'clock. the 'ntire stock OF MUSIC,
&c, In The store, con prising IN part
| New 7-OCTAVE kSABE PIANO;
3 SHOW. CASES:
2 WALNUT WRiTING-DESKS:
~ PORTRAITS OF THE MASTERS:
A number of fine YIcLINS. ACCORDEONS,
BANJOS. GUITARS. DRUMS:
Large lot OF AUTHORIZATIONS:
/ Fine sELF-FEEDlNG STOVE. &c. sc.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
ia 10 sheriff CITY of Richmond.
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WOOD AND C0AE.

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
Il SPLINT COAL, BEST ANTHRACITEC COAL.
BEST FOREST PINE and OAK WOOD. BEST
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM COAL. :. L. LATHROP.
de l3 Seventeenth street. at dra W ridge.
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NOR RENT, TRUCKING FARM On
III on York fiver, within three quarters OF 49,
mile of Csppabosfc wharf. well adapted 70 truck.
ing with 70 acres Of open iand; good buidfngs ana
8 ,aars hr,,iv 10 i. JONES,
nv Barnt Ordinary, James city eoanty; or
j. l.. SLAUGHTER,
so,,th Eonrfecpth street.
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BY Chaain, Staples & Co"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
M north Tenth street.

J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
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o1os1yo PRICES OF Bosroy srooKs
THURSDAY. July I5--P. n.


The stock speculation to-day was favored by
Western dispatches telling of dry west wind"
and of weather that " could not be more favorable
for CROPS" whsle London cables told of severe
thunder storms N England and Ireland, aud prev
alence of wei weather that is endangerinR the
crops" Yet il was not until during the Last hour OF
business that the stock speculation really APP
pi &c ated the Importance of the foregoing news as
points upon which buy stocks, and then only after
prices had been advanced good round profit above
the opening figures. At the beginning of business
to-day the stock market was weak. and lower
figures were male ior majority Of stocks. Erie do
clned to 4Ols Lake Shore to 1898, st, Paul 10 76b
and Northwest TO S0l2. After that the market was
dull but prices gradually hardened, subject, how
ever 20 some lions of d L per By O'clock
the " bulllsh sentiment had gained full control
of tue market, and the buying became general both
10 cover shorts and for the long account. II was
during the last hour that st. Paul advanced FROM
77la to 1884. Northwest from 90i2 to 81 81 Erie
from Al % TO 42l4942as. Lake Shore from 1Oi to
lO4a4. Wabash rom 1914 to 81 and tho preferred
stock from 81 10 GO. and other stocks proportcn
The business Ia Union Pacific attained unusual pro-
NOT ous aud its price rose from S73i 10 9Osi ac-
companied by ruin0rs OF an intended scrip disi-
dend Central Pacific sold ex dividend at GvQ7Oss
a7Ols Even the coal stocks. that are not al
fected, except IN q general way, BY guod crops or
grain Mt home or poor abroad responded 10 tho
general improy cement by advances oi - les per
cent, tho latter for Delaware. LaeSawanna and
Western The whole market closet excited and
buoyant
Government bonds dull but firm. and the
biddiugs for o. of 1880 advanced 3 per cent.
The total business at the Boards amounted only to
So. 900. District Of Columbia 3-0os were weaker
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MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. July 10-P NJ
Mining stocks show only little II any recovery
from the extreme depression, although To-Day
nrices upon the whole were steady. Hukill further
declined 10 TO- rallied to 1.20 and closed as yes
terday. weak at lis. Chrysote fuctuated De-
tween 912 and 97s, closing at 94 against os yeo,ei
day. Little Chief rallied 80 to zig and closed a.
49, Climax recovered 10 cents to $40. and silver
Cliff 10 cents to lbs, South Hite weakening TO Low
buyer 80 days, and Little Pttsburg sold at 4a3's
Anne rose from so to 49, and Leadville sold at o9@
II against 90 yesterday. Consolidated virginia
sold ex dividend at 2.S5G3, and California az r.
Silver Nugget ranged from 145 to i65 closing 9S az
1 80 Auburn and Rock Creek was steady al I.i2D
I 90 Battle Creek at 412 and Barbee and walker
at 5a5ls Columbia Consolidated soldat a. ouye,
80 DAYS. Iron Silver at gig seller 90 days ana
seller so days, Bodie at 5l405is Best and Belcoer
at 8. Mexican at 83s Ophlr at 7S5. Union Consou-
dated at 2Oio and Sierra Nevada at 1924 GOOD.
shaw IS weak with further decline from 10y 20
115. Great Eastern declined l cent to 90, BucKeye
cent TO %, Moose rising to 7207l, ana CaiaVeras
was steady at 62. The market closed qu'e' anu
steady.
No "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
Cost an0 fouu0.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, ,s3s broadway. Thirty.
ST., 3Os West Twenty -tnntst, corner Eightn-avey
Thirdaye, Fortyseventhst at the IA RIEM uFFlCE
22SI hrdave ono hunat ed and.
(Hsrem savings Bank BuidDg. up 10 p "a, at regular
oniee rf
OST-In the Post Office on Monday July
IL 10 map OF Globe District Arizona A liberal row ard
Will BE- paid TO the stamp window, Post ONCE
New YORK
NOTICE.-LOST--$1 900 Bond No. 3, 796 of o
~ per eeut loan convertible capital stock
road COMPANY stopped Partea arc warned
negotiating
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CORPORATION Notices.

BOARD OF EDUCAT ION.-SEALED PRO-
ID POsALs will be received blythe Committee on BUILDINGS
OF the Board Education the hall Of tue Board OF Educa
ton corner Grand and Emsts until Tuesd.y the 2th
day July 1880, and until O'clock m on sad Hay LOT
rena.rs etc the following named schools
Grammar Schools Nos. II, II, 10, 3d. ~, 81 aud o.
Primary ,chO0ls Sos. Il and ~.
Plans specifications NAV DO seen and blanks FOR pro
poas office OF the superintendent OF school
Buiidings No. l46 Grand ST., third floor.
The party submtting oposa and the parties proposing
surees, much each write hs name anu pace Oh
residence said proposal.
responsible AMI approved eufees residents OF inns
city, required In all cases
proposal win be considered from persons whose charao
fer Oea with the Board OF EDUCATION Ecu
der the sp0uslbity doubtful .
No substitution the accepted contractor VIII De permit
without first obtaining, IN writing Demlss0n rom the
o. Buildings OF the Board o. Educaton .
reject all OF the
nronosals submitted b. +. WATSON,
w. Ii. WICKHAM
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES FLYNN,
BERNARD AMEND,
Committee Buildings
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Twelve bars of bullion, valued at $13,284 80
were received in thus city from the yesterday
Little Chief has declared IFS regular monthly div
idcud. No. q. of 100000. or 90 cents per share,
payable TIE "a INST, at the Office OF the Mining
Trust Company.
Barbee and Walker has declared a dividend of
$40 900, or l per cent. payable July 20. Alter the
dividend Is PAID there will he 1000 in the treas
ury and no debts against the company.
Annie shipped IL tons of first and second grade
ore valued at about $4,000. yesterday. The drift
in % shows some very high grade ore and promi-
Sir Alexander T. Gait Canadian High Commits
soner to Great Britain, has acquired consider
able interest IN Carbon Consolidated
superintendent sisson, of the Golden Eagle &c ODE
District. Arlzono) writes, July 3: We are show
ing grand things at Golden Eagle nine, but work
on mil is delayed for want of lumber. That Is the
only thing winch detains us. WenOw have In sight
ut least 100000 available for dividends and when
completed shall have the best and cheapest mill in
Advices from the Spring Valley Hydraulic yester
day stated that the cleanup was TO be begnn, and
that il was expected to yield at least 500, 900.
The report of the Robinson Consolidated for the
week ending July 8 shows that No. north cross
cut and Nos. aud south crOsscuts carry fine
in faces The water III the main incline keeps The
pump going steadily. The ore body IS gradually
working southerly. The tunnel shows no change
The ore shipped is from the rich body struck in the
General o. H. La Grange leaves San Francisco to-
morrow TO examine the mines on the estate OF Gov
e:nor Pesquero of sonora, Mexico:
The Hon. Calvin Huburd president of the Eagle
River Consolidated Company, is expected in the
city from the mines to-day He reports that work
is being driven several of the properties day and
night and that the prospects are good.
President Ames, of the Little Chief. has received
the following advces from Leadville: Mine look
ing better than at last reports rushing prospec lag
work rapidly. Improvement shown both III West
workings from DAILY shaft, and in wings below
south drift from No shaft. In the latter we have
some spots of very rich ore, with indications of a
good body making Ore shipments over 100 tons
per day of high grade; by the 10Th usual dividend
will be clearly earned"
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Asst Quartermaster. q enerai, Depot Quartermaste
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF

i HOSPITAL.
OpFIcF or CHIEF QrARTPRMAsTRR, DEPARTMENT OF THE I
EAsI. GovskSOR's ISLAND ~ y. IL, July 8. lhSOl
Sealed proposals. in icae will BE- received az The Office
Of the O'Clock p NJ, on the seventh
day OF August 1885, which time and pace they Will DO
opened In the presence bdders for the construction OF
twentyfOuI hospital Fort Columbus Governors ls
and \ V H. In with plans and specihcatOns
which can be seen at office II the uudcrsgGed
one COPY should be securely attached
trpcae proposal aid be mentioned therein as com
prisine part oft. r., 49,, 4, - :,
lnstructiOns
obi AIMED tins office.
Proposas be accompanied by bond with two surees
In OF A proposal accompanied by such
bond viii mol be ais shUul be inc0se In
sealed envelopes Proposals for Constructing HOsp
hi ana addressed CHIEF Quartermaster department
of The East. Governors Island, " y. IL.
The Totad ates reserves the right reject all
proposals. AbhA. D. 4 ~ ~ l..
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SAN Francisco. July 15.--An agreement has been
entered into between the Belcher, Crown Point,
Alpha, Exchequer. Imperial, and Yellow Jacket
Companies to use the shaft of the latter in COM
mon. which il considered an economical measure.
The latest assessments are; Crown Point and Orc
80 cents each, Mono and Mexican 81 each, Imperial
10 cents Eureka Consolidated has declared divi-
dcnd of 80 cents payable Goth inst.
TUCSON, A. r., July IA strike of eight feet ore
BODY. assaying 500 per ton, has been made III the
Empire miDe Tombstone.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.-Seale proposals
ID viii the Boards Of school Trustees OF the
n% M OF sSs ara to be Gone On e
school 6mdinrs the several Wards; as follows, .,
a. H. on Monday Jusy &C. 1880, for painting at Primary
School NO " sSaN s. smHa sssss'sa9
Board Of school Trustees Fourth Ward.
BY the Trustees of the seventh Ward nn $3.50 o'clock
day for repairs and painting at Grammar school
w. OLE MATHEW v. P gREES, Chairman.
po MidSoS n6 snh An sscTs aSsy;h Ward
BY the Trustees Thirteenth Ward aptl i1lSo O'Clock
said Jay for paint g Sc az GIammsr school NoA
EDWARD McCUE. Secretary.
BY the School TT"sses ctt Fifteenth Ward
ocock P m on ss4 day. for repairs &c" at Grammar
0'No''' 0'' AZ anu JOSEPH BRITTON. Chairman.
g. IL. WYNKOOP, ". D.. secretary,
Boor Of se1 TO-, rgs,se; t WssS n "ag o
O'Clock said day. for repairs &C. at Grammar School
w. MATHEW BIRD, Chairman.
school r ,@s wa% s gP
Sos Is and 49, and for iaTnure PRIMARY school No 49,
CHAELEs /. HOLT, secretary -
Board Of school Trustees ste Nine'eenIh ward
ocock said day for repairs etc. at Grammar School
AHEXANnEF s FIAEEFz Chairman asaEnap;
Board Of scIuoi Trustees. rw enlieth ard.
the school Trustees The sn Ss. MaS9 mn
1of ELEhF + 7 hNBES5dS G sesIs9sTy
Board III school Trustees Twentyhrst Ward.
By the Twenty W aTa Int
O'Clock y. said day. for repairs and painting at
Grammar school y o. bS. -. .
JAMES r. CUNNING. Chairman.
Board OF School Trustees, Twenty second " ard.
Plans and specin may he and blanks for
posa. office OF the superintendent or School
Buildin No. l46 Grand ST., third noor
The submI ing proposal aud the parties proPosnE
write ms ana place
residence said proposal
Bile approved residents OF
city, required In all cases
80 proposa ed from persons whose char
antecedent DE- angs with the Board OF Educate
fRender responsibility doubtful,
No substitution accepted contractor win be per.
mted without frat obtaining In writing sNcn nom tho
| Committee Buildings OF the Board of Edues1on,
Trustees the hight to reject or all OF tho
| proposals submitted.
Dated New.York, July II, 1880
NOTlCE.-PrOpOsals for building new
~ wooden pier at the foot of 3?d st ~ VIII be received
BIZ the Department Of DOcks III and l10 DuaDe
July 49, O'Clock For full information he ely
Record Tor sale at No. City Hall.