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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

A Mussulman priest has been SEN
fenced to death in Turkey for translating the
Bible into the Turkish language. Minister
Layard has sent a communication to the
Porte, demanding the release Of the priest and
the restoration Of his papers. The latter re-
piled stating that the missionary was not a
British but German subject, and that he
will be treated leniently
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

The series Of fetes and demonstra-
tions in honor Of General Grant at Philadel-
phia were brought to close on the night Of
the 28d by brilliant reception at the Union
League House.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

On the night Of the Oath party Of
roughs boarded Baltimore & Ohio train at
Camden, Md, and after the train started made
an attack upon a colored PASSENGER, He fled to
the ladies' car for safety, but was pursued
there by the roughs, who made an indscrim-
mate assault with pistols and sticks upon the
passengers. A colored woman was shot in
the neck and man was badly cut, Other
passengers were badly bruised.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

The steamer Borussia, from Liver
pool for New Orleans, fOundered at sea on the
3D. The BorussIa had 1870 passengers and a
crew OF ffty-four men. About dozen pas
sengers and most Of the crew got away in
boats. The remainder Of the passengers went
down in the vessel with the Captain, second
mate, three engineers, eleven hremen, three
stewards, the carpenter and two boys.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

The Captain Of the Italian bark Fran
cisco Donavaro, which arrived at New York
on the 2Ath, reports that during the voyage
tWo seamen mutinied and killed the cook and
boataWain, and wounded the mate and one
man. The mutinsem we're finally overpow-
cred and killed and their bodies thrown over
board
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

A Rome dispatch states that as King
Humbert was going on hunting expedition
on the ga, the gendarmes who preceded him
encountered a crowd who refused 10 disperse
and ared on the geudaFmes The latter re-
tuFned the Are. The eulpriis VIII be arrested.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Forty delegates we're present at the
opening session Of the National sociallstic
Democratic Convention at Plttsburg on the
28th. The party Is reported TO be IN -four
ishing condition, out Of debt and money In
the treasury.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Mr.. Collyer, Chemist of the Agrioul-
tural Department, says that his experiments
had demonstrated that an acre Of sorghum
would produce as much sugar as an acre Of
the best sugar cane, With this great adyan-
tage for sorghum, that 1t could be grown
from Maine to California, and from Minneso-
ia to Texas, while sugar cane can only be
successfully cultivated in portion Of Louis
lana. In regard to corn-stalk sugar, Coyer
says the plant is probably one-third less valu-
able as q sugar plant than sorghum, but is
still susceptible Of very profitable working.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

The school census of Kansas just
completed shows an increase IN the school
population Of 1885 during the past year.
This increase represents an immigration to
the State Of from 100000 TO .175,OOO people In
one year.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Three of the directors Of the sus-
pended Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe De-
posit Company, of New Orleans, have been
indicted for submitting to the Treasurer of
State for official publication a fraudulent re-
port of the condition of the bank, and con-
cealing facts within their knowledge relative
to the condition of the bank with intent to
deceive the public.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Two peddlers named Edward Harvey
and James McGee, we're murdered on the
night Of the 10Th by negroes, near Jernigan,
Russell County, Ala, and their bodies thrown
into river. The murder was discovered on
the following morning, when two negroes
were arrested A large crowd of whites and
blacks assembled on the 2lst and decided to
hang the murderers, which was done forth
with.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Chief Ouray informed General Hatch,
on the Goth, that he had given the Utes three
days TO bring in the prisoners. There ap-
pears to be serious division In the tribes
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Governor Garcelon, of Maine, is re-
Ceiving numerous petitions, signed by promi-
nent citizens Of both political parties, urging
him to allow the courts to settle the pending
troubles in that State.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

George w, Childs, Of Philadelphia, a
warm personal friend Of General Grant, stated
on the 29d, that the General was not inter
ested IN the Nicaragua Canal project, and had
no intention OF accepting the Presidency Of
The company.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

WIN. wILLlKAN & SON, Editors and ProprIotors
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

In an engagement recently at Tara
paco between $500 Chillans and 5000 Peru
Vians the former were forced to retire after
losing 1000 men killed. The Peruvian loss
was 600.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

the roofsof adjoining buildings, a distance
OF three stories, and were seriously injured.
Two tremen were badly hurt by falling walls.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

A London dispatch Of the 22d states
that the capture Of the stronghold Of the
Chieftain secocoini has given a finishing
stroke to native disturbances in South Africa.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Dory Fox, Rt one time member of
the notorious Jesse James gang, was arrested
IN KahsaB recently. He is under indictment
for assisting in the murder Of j. W, Wichen,
one Of PinkertOn's detectives, In 1876.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

Ouray reported to General Hatch at
Los Plnos on the Goth with only part Of the
prisoners demanded by the Commissioner.
General Hatch refused to proceed to Wash
ington all the guilty Indians were de-
livered, when Ouray asked for and received
further time to bring them in. The army
may yet be called upon to settle the question.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

Livrrloe~ >ail > ,2,9 cGnn a.ty" mt irn,r
ia,c1 i,,c.n ~ ?tViil ior rr on ani 's.or'. r.
ccrpi 1tn bii irud'nr ",V naie' Amer" an Iai"''
Arr I'D ~ i,isrfy - d.; do. Nay ami Jur. y.ry
& t,l aiso = 3d., , 'i nlr ana xgna iriivr ~ &
Angu-t a" -crteiar delivery '@h io ort'D,r Aih ~
iHysa, Spin - The "pIos co, o. N" I'd, Gny ~
ing cau- Ami donycy. ssii. do. June ana Jnb dli'ery
,Nrrl o,ton dnir ani nominal Maan"g. ic
Lev |idIii-' ,,,0 II - ,ig s,. ""'' '''''''''
n,iIfaS H. Apal a-ccoa qnr: Meinns. l3c.: Low
acs .froria Gcrai Britain ?d bales; 10 The t"nn'ri
10; biic, 80 'slr' SITE" ' biS ''"'"' H. -
VI Bsrox. Apil g''o.,on dun; >ilne la'e.: isg NJ
ding l.i Ordia ~, 49, net :ccciPia l03 baeS'
''%s %aAeaf6s 4Drl Cotton Gn; Mln: i5 ow Nj
f;und
bales - ~s coastsise l25 bales saleH 300 barS SIoch
o. "Iy"1SSHIL A1r B. steady: MIdlng l2%c; Low
shipments. Dics Salc lG he>' slinn'is' 100 bales
%tlyr;roS Xpri D. Cotton quiet NddInr ie.c. Low
Midlng. i2i'; 'iDnd omrniL III rr & n, n, mrrips t AZ
%t.rl. April s,ot,cn ;i.aer Malnr ~, n@tr ,, re-:
stock a3 III bales.
Io, A Ap o%% sc @% Arm HsT & FTSrs % & psfS oTi & no
Cool ordinary II M exp 'rt coaswise bales sales 600
TrwoSsAsr April .-coon firm; Mddiar 1857: Low
bars: gross 81 . baes; exports the contcnt, goo
bales slls. 5000 balcs: stocs l9,.'Vl bales
ce 2oGG 1aSs exps I to G 'rsal 1 ga" o SS9 @ e3S
fIiLADGLrdI' April aTv"Il"; 4u't .rin,s n '3!e Low
Mdns G 5 ""a .n r"s "o ss nncr 1 e. bas "a % saac
ssY9SSSn April 3-Couo1 nrmcr Miins. l2'5c: i.ow
bales: expor;s tot Continent 1850 bairS; colst"iS
bales; 400 bae last evening 200 barS sttA 2O4oi
bales ~ ~ A. ,., ,,,,,,, ,nac .
Low alddIng, l2c.: Coon Orrlnary. sc; receipts 2
bales Shipment 636 bales sales lS7S bales sock 00'S'
WfiMryGros April 3cotton quiet Miinng. i2Hc; Low
iaIsa. MlSaisg; stock, 5s.jIe bates.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
WOOL MARK ET.

BOSTON Arr 3-Wooi Th market is quiet for Domestic
, ln FntpLn large at rI rirs The man
iiiaIurrs Hrchasing iIeey. domestic Frerra are neglected
a. ie Taan MnntevideD aud gi-h Comb g ar c"h
sdnred cheaper and mO.r desirable Tlr r"IFri may ,n
nueI E faw weehs come bHI VIII mlnrldcifiS ~ iu
~ n,,rrs for goO0s with fOrgh narkes 80 I am AZ
vacng thcrr no possible rhac lol any -, M
Holders ni IJnin~stic Fecces are very ile l w. ~
ing Fail ALT raa Wooi moves slo"lV- tu ",i, % y !.
demand and INN. hc saes OF th' a], Vr,e Vnr,
Freces AZ Jpn G1c; CUmflng 10 j9dHuci l"hsi ~
ins and D.aine NJ 4uai7c.; oregon Cnmping 10 @
washei a.Id Uuhi.rcnanabe Flcrrc' ~ % n,
snd Missouri al n iJc: Tub Mas!rt NJ 6' ''''" ~
4Oc.aEl Fall California 1T 2idf 80 Su',J Ii go,
;7c Austraan at Sni6c. MOnicviieO AZ ~ @ ~ -
,sh .om,ng gi nc Persian syrian aud other thipi
Wool al 7QJ.c The total sales wcfo '40itVV D' Vi ~
1GJ. 400 DNnealc
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NJ = ~ \ r -

,,.,.,oo, AoriI 3porx- PRIME Mes1 Eastern. steady
at c5 Wcsietn s,ciay q 50 Gn9eTS"a Cur,
Su a. $sed Short Clear dn al a7 ha9sTL9ng Cnr
fmer i3 Nion dbl At 90 20 Gb nesIi1 eg Ied ~, IS
~ GaT Prime Western, dun at H. sleaay A. l
Coinmon duh at 4IJd Fne, dull at ~ Cheese
American Choice. steady at 4 'in VI; g s,T"S =. ~
dull IO2d. spring 40 da =. io1a' ius, MsS Wi Ann
Ter Western dull at Hid. Sew soitheiI ninleI uui
at 81. Lorn-Mx1d Oid steady ~ i"a . ~" MiAon.
scaoav m DOd. Oii-TeI.Ow AiBei1c1n' none
IN market, Hosu--Corn1i0 AT LDnd0n ~ ady At 4cd.
Tnrpeptine Splits. at i.On.oD. dull at 40 bt g., -
LOSDos. April 33 m-Reined Pclioeuth' uu pe' eAI'
Surs of Turpehtine. 4H Der cwt z .- -, IN -
LXTWHRP april 3PetrOeurn 10 iFaneS paul. 10 rAucs
askei pale Anorican .a. ,...-.
pRaMRX pill D. Petroleum. marks 30 piern'ss'
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
L1vr hrn.K MNnKrIs-nr rnLn,nArlI.

CHICAGO. April a-noc>-Keceir' io.Hoo h"aa eh.p
M MS > uarkrt buoyart ~ sf'nd and gc"r ~
80. M M!x'd Parking. ron .; 81; Isit - JDa
II - thurr !irtvy - GOd+1 =.
CArlR--..rcVIpH lUD D. vi; slipnrni-. . 90 hrah;
about / 500 were ,sg STATE: FJir
shi,ng dm - .;I tnoi ipi Lnre ftrY %
.IJ 80 Duriris quiet aui .rik at - . -. t,fm
81 SO,a"fn AID frfn'fs pui't - = oi0
go.
-Iiill rpi- .iinuei~ .fnn Lead market
qua. In. hanged t'nHon 10 Al''i.nm - ao"-" 80 :
Good - iiu.,r. .u
- 9,1sI 30: Ri'.n.r~' AMI lash lI,Is 81 -,as. 10
t'aury. : -" - t'rr p. lis" 'ai.
,rii T-'u aud wraa. 50 riv 'rff lehi 'nl' l"'a
fIaI frtr.ii $50 Lriu; rhlf 70 80. 80 % l'.'i
-utf'-inI hnrntaEri flir uHiy liH-al receipts
]. .UG head shimnc II. l,n' head.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
HAVANA MARKET.

EAyhxt April SSugar- fairly active during the
Ufck Tile elgsng prices were s1Dowbat irregular Nos
4et3 81 s%604 rea!s; golc arrobe Nos 10 70 29
D. .iip&HiiY fees; M0asses sugar Nos 10 ~ !-2go
s<es: Nusscvsd cemnon Fair 7s17 reas Centdiia'
}Gd, yte vo,nezao on In boxes and bhds. 9iaDo reals
k1osk ~ ws,esaee Hsysns an 200 n95es
osss j 10 bsss and 1913 hh1s. Exports during the
Y ne5 IA y ~ hh ni;.a piiSs sssis
tl>6 xoLk zyle 1zeha&e nati 90 ths Un.ted states
s asss ssss :'ss: . ss Sss Ss
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

sTEARINE-Frmcr; Westein 'sc; saies iOOOOO ID CITY
for April sc -, .o,o. co oOO n GIsc
WiISK Dull sales - bbls. $loo fancy o,S he AT
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
uonRsric MARKETS.

,,yy..a Aprii a--F;Dur STEADY ard upch1ng.d wheat
a snn nae i've IN TAR demand sass 40 n01 bush
~ sos e ssrS ss q IN ee ,elo Ss 'as on pr x
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
rrivr;~G ,lnlll u,tuKrr.

F,f riyrL. "a--. Aprl =. IN 1Inriuc thfis nUke
iias been wy ai it trrgii quotations nn' rti"e
iLn,r; n.lnna!. Ifrc' T. > tie wtr& lif.irni
~,irs .. unr c,H. d'lvls. l"Iinr Ii"tr-. AID ,"k ~
hand 1900 pieces.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
I usea,s alsansxs.


ANCHOR LINE u. 8. MAIL STEAMERS.
N NEW. YORK AND GLAs1OW.
Prom Pier No. ~ North River, rev. YORK. -
Circassa April Is, a. m Bolivia May 1, II 10
Devona. April D. p m AnchortA May q u m
These Steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or piRs
(abius 10 @Se Excursion tickets at reduced rateS
Second Cabin 500 Steerage. s2S.
NEW.YORk TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No. 49, North River. foot Of Charlessr
Utopia ....April 7. p California. :Ap IL . a. m
Cabins eB5 Excurson tickets at reduced rates.
HEN DERSON BROTHERS. Agents, Bowling Green.
A MEXICAN LINE.
IN FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only Transatlantic L,ns under ths AMERICAN Fba0.
Sailing every wednesday from Philadelphia and LvefpocL
Extra sailings alternate Saturdays
PENNSYLVANIA, March %. 10 q m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every week alternately from Philadelphia an New
York landing within few hours ride e the
Important points OF interest on the Continent
RHYNLAND. April H. IL a. m
For rates or passage other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents v..
3Uf Nanut.5t tnllaueIphiA BroauWay,
JOHN MCDONALD Agont. Battery.pace New.l 0rk.
NUNARD LINE.
~ EXTRA STEAMER: "PALMYRA,"
For Liverpool direct
SAILING SATURDAY, APRIL 10th.
Passengers embark at Pier ], N. r.. at IL noon
PASSAGE S60-S80-and Sl00
App'yt0
SEAGER BROS,
63 Dclver-st
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

Ia ! ana French 3 per cents fluctuated between
5275 and S3.52i2. closing at e343 against oI.a22
NJ ech or sight exchange Oh London rangeu
srm 2528 10 25.27, closing ut 2521,2 francs
to fhe G. The Bank of France reported gam
for the week of 2427, 900 francs specie, ana re-
6,,rsd ts rate for discount 10 gig per cent: The
Imperiai Bank Of Germany reports specie loss OF
1O.afO 900 marks.
H. receipts Of Hour and grain at the prlhcipai
'S.,tic ports Saturday Aprit3 we're: -
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
closing PRICES OF BJ,roX STOCKS.

! AT tbt 'requinr weekly mPetiGg OF The 6OveTI'rS
pf the t,lnk Of England on Thursday no change vas
made t the banks rate for Discount and it remains
81 & n.rket for discount Of bankers three -montls
ills. lring the week the bank has LOST e3l6'0Oo
Dl:an and the proportions of IFS reserve 10 u. ia
bilitie. which for the precodln week was ~ per
1t was .duced TO 437s per cent. At the S"ck EX;
q use, market for British c9nsG.s and untsn
yai az sl,sres wer, irregular; the Eries, Atlantic and
Westerns and Pennsylvania showing improve
. while Repilng. Illinois Central and Cen
tr,' and Hudsoi, are lower, the latter per cent.
IN. following are the highest and lowest prices
of ,uriIes for the weel. aud the closing sales Sat
;,rdav and N week ago: .. ,,,..,o.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

DoSnnaHH TSAsk E!sh Es
WITH ABsoLJTEsAFEr
s sa
A., = d,s1 % l,s;ss, i 80 t;:
am s;sS sS a ssS S a%d d % nsSt s.ns,~
m s ans fsnss S1sH' Ss
Jersey City. ahordng speedy an re"t ra.sss
Wst n fai1assp1 s sfsrs; l;o @ o ss
M %sa 1ana $5 IL fs says Sa'IsS ESi,I:,,s g!
Cs@aoo Cam G. ga % al ss @ p dslt sscap. sunS,s
foo, tsG % .s nc ri asss
a ls% .I
rTEet once Ta,y SmDany will cal, for ana ss,
Oissa s ;Pn Hs.8 DI Il. ana residences FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Aesak
'THE ERIE RAILWAl,
SnGxn Il s o as
room s sn sssss Pay Hss on-
M y East %,S g. M nos sass sspre' 10 s ws aa y
west Pumans best prawnsroom Sleeping coicnss ~
D,ly rssas Express 70, S,, ss ws:
Chicago without change aso iioel Dining cars to ch,eass
4s n ease SSIaI cnanseis street Depot
Eewarf saS si lS" an; I Si 4a4 anv ';iS 49,
7" RaSersO4a R Sts and passaie $50 TO- loso M ss ls
=. g nIsse S s PaS & e1ly s q % %f1ns4ys =
midnight Sundays !, $50 io:s'a m. LAS Sso p - -
s"s ss s.aS $50 al. sso g. s lsss & .Iss se a. FL !:
:51 g g ID 10 3 m ~ midnight sand.ys D. s:ya AK
ii;c i;S3, q m m i5. 6:s p m, AMI ~ midnight
Sesn ~ q 100, 1870 d. l;i5 350 ., Clio, n Ne ~
mr,pght sunday o. o''o' io~"a' " Afo' ooV' W - pi
IL midnight. - .,on nm - ~
Newmrs aid Cornwall, $780, a. M. $780, 43O n. slssl
odss Ksudont don't aaG Kingston $40 p sun4.ss So
Goshen 30 o. 1920 M s:sr $50. l:so. p ou
dpS SSlsssSSa s i';g .g6 j. % iSs Ss = % n sso $3.50
nys @ sS"ns: s2S With Il 81 New York AMI II os%esc aSa
a nt JsIvis $50 lO2Oa !:3,. 0. p suadaya
aio ~ 10, a M, o. g3O aud u n
leave I'D quarter = ans; quarter after each
onr nom jj ";j D. u and AZ IL I'D AMI li;tJ M.
Tickets pass'g ami for apsi aens, "a Dr winsoon sai
Sr,nc DO Uaiue an orders fof tgc chc z
and transfer Of ba.gsge nay be l.i At The Go ay vhs
ivn or AZ the COmpany's Drpots Il
Exlfes frum the W. st arrive III NEW rcrS ~ Iss
~. 1928 ard 1925 p. M. ,, . -.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW.JcRSEY.
IRA leave for Eng ewOo GO ter PteTnoas and Sysc
sss sSS y. m M ma ~ ~ H. isf III ~ ~
1I: E..ss = %;s::; ss:s ,;s:s s:: s:::ss
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
PROPOSALS. for pnysican's Saddle Bags.

z
NEW NOIK. March ~. ISSh)
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN tipicate, will le received at
this olrr until II oroc&. noon April .6. 1850. at which
place they VIII he Denei III the prrtnro OF bidders
for furnishing AMI delivering 1T this lh pot, 100 lysrams
veterinary use BlrrS Will submit with
ter a pie o the article they propose to furnish and
they will commclco and when complete the de-
livery.
mo Government reserves tho right all
Eo,a;s Will be given tics of dome site
duction. conditions o price and quality being equal.
Blank prOpOsa- ana Information rrGur 10 The kind OF
Saddle lia-s required Will be furnished appli alton to this
Office.
Proposals shold be norsed Proposals for Physicians
Saddle Bugs, and alhrnssrd To the und,r-gne1,
l.. c. EAsTON. Co.one ant A. q. NJ. CONT
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
Banking AND FINANCIAL.

=. D. Stanton, 10 Nassal-s.. will buy New-Jersey
hisilsnl First Mortgage Certificates
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY DEPOrs
IN PHILADELPHIA. -. IN NEW-lORk.
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPRoyED L9gIr.
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFErY.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
PROPOSALS. FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES
4 tbft III ARMY

L. AIsIY MEDICAL ruRvRYlNG DEPOT. }
NEW YORK CRY, Anri /, lSSo.S
SEALED PROPosAl = for supplying the Mc'ica Depart
ucI Amy with Mrica Hospital supplies Will be-
wed ~ la cpo up To II UciucA Loom on ihe 10th day
Of APRIL ls~U, when they viii Dc publicly opened.
lst fl the supplies required AMI Also srciiratl0nS lis TO
quality pacing aud de ivrri be seen at this depot
states the rlgt 10 reject or NJ pro-
pOsais. ., tBENEIhR SWIFT.
Asst. Med. purvcyDr, u :. Army
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
W United STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
For OF EEN$ rDWN AND LINERP)UL.
MOTTO steamers n this Line take the Lane Route
reeieni'i by Manry, L. = NJ on baih tho outward
aIi iIrTirwag, voyages.
G;h3!A Nlr tapi. henne'!y Sathr,iav Apri T., p M
BAllIt' iapi. iarsr ihnrsl1N Apu H. a. M
CELIlC Can't. q rIlrl "A uIt y. Abri :. e. ~
tItDM HE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOr OF WEST
lOlIi.SI.
uniform In size an un,urrasse din a,-
oiniuonta Tn. "a Sta.crnOalS. smoking ant Bath
ruOIs ar" pat m aIships where The nose ld motion are
I,lsf ft lu ding degree OF ht, unatianlblo
-, -
kArK--Sainon, $50 800. Storage, $23 Return
tickets favor ib!c terms.
I.,se II sliucrs carry neither cattle. shee? nor pigs
Inspection Of and OthOr Ornlsun apply ut the
Company's Otccs No. 81 Broadway New York or No lao
Walnut st.. Philadelphia. kJ.C CORFlS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
Oi Granu dnd Elm-sts. until Thursday. April = l6ri ~ p
supplying the coal and required Tor tle puDc
lO0l on+ Of coal AMI rgh hundred ana MY
,sj) cords Of cas. and five bundrsd and niey Io'.t
best qiiliiy Ol whe ASH egg stove aAd n
sz ccil AMI in good twU tho Hand wv" hurra ah h
bins OF lhe srytTal school buildings al Sl lines ann III sc
Quantities IL rlurel Ihe Committed on Sulnples ro
posed supply The coal 90 fhrnshei from the uiacs
nAn,l acreptt. and must sate tae rn pr lh vi IN"
Thousand huLlr. and forty (12lO) Ill, H..
Tnr iiaufify sizes of coa Ie,uireu WI m ~
about - fw.. Fight thousand ore .n,1ou o r
aiLr nifty C55O tons OF egg size ana SIX
" n wo u,Si Ir OF the iaiity the siirk not less
than three - feel NJ. 1hs pine "oo must be of the ost
uIlai!iv Virginia tIal three CD feet ak tOl
i'm LONG The prtosal must state The per cora O ono
hundred eight ~ cup' 'e' 'lll ~
both oak and pr and also ihe price m cut per !"a lor
SAN the p:ice pes PER oa O qealtY
OF al ODD g. b. spht 4nS vs. oy n ,srs uu,,r
The supervision O FTol cf the Boirn o. dn
en- on must be delvrtri q ine schn3s asin TWO
rh , II, altty required irnni the lSt VI May To tHe
,t, Il Scit IA cr loQufch by u. COM
mnlro supp said Wood boz! olk AM pine lrst NC
,, -aY anr WHOM rrluir d. s!lt. an must be pied
In tl var = lrS Wins OF the sci"o buildings.
M me Designated ny The proper an hor" IHn contracts
, n MAJ ISL Two fr the faithnl performance
of ii ci ct wil be Iurel amt rach piOJoal must bo
accompanied Nv He eiaiir and ~ 81 the Lrorosci
ca al w0H III any or the SCHOOL, EnF Tor putting anu pg
SAME n Ilr vr - relar, vint W. trr n.S Of s,d srio
ihe Board OF nctoa, and srul be ilorscd rroro ais
i0r Cosl' " "P osoas iOr Wood as Ia cas-, may be
SA'' '' FTRpIHAND THAVD
BhAJ +. MASIEREE.
ClIAALEs pLtrE
Commit'ec Oh supplca
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST. LS<-.>:<<S
81 90 EACH WAY BETWEEN NEW.YORk AND
Corresponding reauctIon al other points Eask
Boston tickets good Only for eo0tnnoue p4
steamers and connecting train as specified heseon
The mammoth paiac. steamers BRISTOL ann ~
DENCE hHylDg been placed tho limo for the sersc4
leave New.York DAILY lsUNDxls INCLUDES
Pier 2S n H.. foot OF Murray 81, at D. H. . x--...sf
Leave Brooklyn $50 jersey Citv l:30 p NJ; W ~
Tckeis steterocns, etc, 10 Obtained N VI ~
POI. ri. 40, 527 9i4. aud 9J7 Broadway and e al
hOfels transfer and ticket Offices, - tho OfFICC ~
LINE ON THE PIER and on board steamsrs nc NSs ~
Boston. at No Old state Hous4 and a. Od colony
BORDEN q LOWELL Age,fs New-x~3 II
GEO. J. CONNOR General Passenger Agent. .--.~>st
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave New. York from foot OF Desbrosse1 ana
SITS
$50 N; for washiuetcn. pttsburs. Columbus Cisssss
Indianapolis Chicago and the West, Rchmnnd. Clneso
ami the Son'h. Pullman cars from Baltimore % NewoSs
Ohio Pittsbnrg ond Chicago. -
p. for Washington and the West. pumau car -
nectOns for Pittsburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis LouSy
and 81 LOUIS Through Pullman cars Baltimore 70 c.
natl and ST. Louis 80
slecpers from NewYOrk TO Baltimore aud Was.lb
making close connections tor Chicago CINCINNATI,
Oils, LOUISVILLE. tOumyuA Pttts0ur9 the Sos
Southwest ThrOugl Pullman from Baltimore - -
cinna connects at Washington With trains tor
Florida New. Orleans and the South .<~.s
For through tickets please call at Company't Omce
Broadway. New York, and 81 ticket Offices foot OF
ks RoGSD TSTP TfcKETs M 70 KASsHs