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Diseases
or THE
NERVOUS system.

The importance system It's power over life
and the direct bearing winch It has human happlaess
thoroughly rec0gmzed its ana the danger % OVerX-
ing IT, whether through intnnse mental applcao or 0y to
indulgence OF the appees and propenes arc
proper subjects consideration. When the nervous system
Is deTanged absolutely 10 promptly seek an
vice from expert who long series OF years. has TO-
voted his whole and attention 10 tins study and "1ofrom
his experience practice has learned 10 discover al once
the cause aud promptly apply the remedy ihus avoAhg
the painfully seeking the truth common to me IN
experienced annoying 70 the patient who very nar
uray wautsto without delay what The matter ths
extent deIangemen The probabilities OF fecnpcraa'u
and the time required
II the brain mas exhausted bs intense mental ap
plcaon deprving Of the OF connected thought u
can only recover strength by being properly FED ald
uourshei by the certain systematic methods 10 Is
precisely the same that preside over organic
he The yaue OF this OF medical practice can scarce
" be overratec reaches marriage fhe perpsna'on OF
family names the seeming hereditary titles and the reen
ton OF estates. IN the same family
From long and large experience this direction haVs
been epe TO command nv NV sui appec
tn Of some OF the rst the cty and Dato1 AMI
can communicate pertain 10 the oVerexef9e OF
every department II system al tho means Oh r
It's powers whether bra appetite propensity %
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
rplRrrVr L00A4 OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBrNE OFFICE. March % a. m.-Ihere was a
teady TALL u the barometer durrg the greater part of
day the greatest depression being reached about
IN m The mercury began 10 rise soon after and Is
stn slowly creeping up again The temperature ranged
between 3 and 400 With average for the DAY Of 39
which IS IHs' higher than that of yesterday, and -
higher than the corresponding day last year slght
shower occurred early the evening. r. tie low amo-
uLerc depression pass Oh, 0nt TIE Gay generally
was fine aud season. bile.
For ts city ana nelborho0d, cerr or partly cloudy
weather. win lower temperature may be tXpcctd dur
tng the early p.rt OF the day. Later 40 lucf"asiug
coudness with caauces OF rain and higher thermome-
ter IS probable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
THE EMPEROR WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY.

The eighty-tmrd birthday of the Emperor
william was celebrated Saturday last The weather
WAS ne and private hosos and all the pnoc buildings
were decorated with flags The FIRST 10 oner thef con
EXAMINATIONS 10 the Emperor were tie generals or the
amy headed nv IN. Prince Imperial ard other German
Ur,nccs These were followed by the members OF the
Lalr aud we'll Al night the Ei0u.T0. gave s1fe' NJ
I.hich ven hundred guests present The streets
were crowded with PEOPLE til q late hDur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
MIDyiGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SvnoDsis FOR ne pest 1 aOitrs.

synopsis fOr ne pfst y a0ltr5
WASHINGTON. March %, L n. ma storm
NJ considerable energy is central IN the Upper Lake
eon The barometer highest IN the South aud South
west and rising rapidly In Manitoba Rain has fallen
in the Gull States. light snow in NewEngland North
west winds prevail IN the Middle Atlantic states aud
Northwes.. scutherly IN the Lake RECON, westerly III
Tennessee tine OHIO Valley and New-Engaud. north
grterv in the West Cuff states. Ihe temperature mas
fallen In South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and MIME
sofa elsew here IL has risen
indications
For New England clear or partly cloudy weather.
coIf yye,crv Winds back to easterly or southwest
ery risiug folio wed By falhng barometer.
For the Mldde Atlantic states clear or partY cIonD
weather cold northvostery winds backing TO warmer
southwestefly, lower barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

DIVISION OF LABOR.-The captain no stable
In. 49,, ~ m uut.d on a newly purchased anmaD :
.. Well Tim, BOWS he gOi' 1im (whose noun pnis
biO: o. well yer uner. VEL; aud ~hulc' dOnt ne
faith l'vo been tmnNu' IS his Is best nail Z" the
bargatu."-l JuIY.
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woMEY Iy rHE eREENHAcK coNvENrIoN.

At the meeting of the Green5ack Club last
evening at Clarendon HAL. much lme was consumed
In discussing Platform o. principles reported y DE-.
Miller An effort was madc to have it approved and
sent 10 the State Convention which Will meet IN Albany
to-day but II was npay aid upon tie table. At the
Convention Lhe vim ASS mDy District in this city
will be represented b. woman, Mrs. II. K SH, who
claims 10 be "A regular dergac. Il Is said that FIX or
seven other women delegates from other parts or the
state VIII claim seats IN the Convention.
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Suerlal Noilces

Advertisements intended Tor the next lssus Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE sRoud be handed ia before ) D. m ID
day.
Congress Water rs SUPERIORITY IS clt1arec az lsr
entire treelDm from ryecgtafaf bFt,
s or crude that 1rOauces m dac internal soreness AMI
tends 10 esfv ne mucous membrane All mineral waters
haf are anrOIs b. known by an ssii after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
I'VE think so, too.-Ld.l

PORT or NEW-YORE....ARRIVED MARCH ~
str Cit Of savannah fleetwood Savan Geo YoaFe
Er~ Mary 4 tosaud. " ellers Caidenas 10 days with
sucar to l. SAnchcv az; vessel Ia swan x son
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THE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN RESUMED.

IHINUIN Ii'IITI1'FI -47II''' 1''|'
The order for General Stewards march on
Ci,nznre reacacd Caucahar on sundai and tho army
l. already in motion. The Hnzaras nave defeated the
V,rdass south OF Ghuzuoc ana captured four fort'
y ,homcd jan hae gone from Ghpznee 70 atiack1ho
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N4ERILN.

wFTIS-REAVER-pn Thursday. March II. at Sc George
Ciur.h Tondnn England ~ the ut. Rev Dr. CraVel liza
bets stewart, yOungest aif ter OF he ZION. Ih0m ts
R.aver nj Ibllade phia lrmuei h. Wells OF New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
THE IRISH AGITATION.
A STORMY CAMPAIGN DEGUN.

MR. BioGAR UsEs VIOLENT LANGUAGE-AN IRISH
INDIGNATION MgETING-HARsH LAND LAWS
The Irish electoral campaign is opening with
great bitterness. Mr.. Bggar. who represents
the County Cavan in Parliament, has made
strong speech in which he alluded to the alter
native of an appeal to arms. Mr.. Parnell has
not vet defined his plan of acton Mr.. James
Reapatb. the special correspondent OF The
TR,RusE. describes meeting held to protest
against the eviction Of tenant. lie gives
striking facts showing the harshneSs OF the
landlord system 10 Ireland.
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Important Art Sale

important Art sale. $1,000,
THIS Tt FSDAY ana WEDN ESDAl M the LEANlIF
A RT ROOMS, Sl7 Broadway NOW on EAhlBIllON'
THE VOUROS COLLECTION
OLA NATER-COLOR PAINTINGS,
BRIO A-BRAC, etc
Mr. p VOUROS leaving Europe will sell by auction,
yifhonf II serve his entire collections as above
Tho BPfl A.EaAc will be sold on TUESDAY AZ E s
NOON. rie rtiNTiNCs TUESDAY anu "EpNE''
tyE6 A .sATIr. & co... r. somerylle Aucuoneer.
Keatns auga Lozeuges have 10 equal 10 me rSss s
fYuChits hOarseness, &c IL Is tue Etes
ogs remedy abolished by experience OF over years.
Snio l,v ali drIgusts Price 80 cents sent by mail.
~ - h. FOUGB.A a. Co. New-loiS Agon.s.
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To Rent from May 4.
The RESTAURANT IN HE TRIBUNE BUILD IL now
occupied by ROSTER & bal.
A good location for Book Store
N''" CHE TRIBUNE COUNTING ROOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

THE SEAII-MEEksG TRIBUNE,
The issue to-day e00rnas
Letters from SaH aud Correspondents "A tls Ol
World and tlie New
Price On wrappers ready for ma,ag ave cens poe COPY
one COPY one year. IS hyo copies si c0pos iiI 1ls
extra, rs Postage in all cases slbscrDsr
THE TRIBUNE,
.Ynrk
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH % 1850

ford crew the advantage. az their style OF lo"ins
was more suitable to cope with them;
At Chiswick Church. about two miles ana I'VE FUR
longs from the start the race which had 80 ar ose
one of the finest ever SEEM was virtually o'et' '"0
Oxford crew leading by TWO lengths 49,, -.
The Oxford crew passed the Bulls Head ticIeI, ~
Barnes SIX furlonqs from the finish. % 1000 oSoeh
at least three lengths ahead. They thsn qlckSenuu
their spsed and pulled further away from me SaulfI
bridge crew, passing under Barnes Bridge; a9e4 l
three quarters of mile further on NJ ID: DO
o'clock The Oxford crew were greeted VIII sir 'a
from this point TO Mortlake. The Cambridge crew crew
did not seem able subsequently, to decrease inc eau
OF the OxfOrds, VINO came IN the "lhneIs ny -
lengths.
Tie crews were as fOllows
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1-R. H. f. Poole. Brascnosc.
ID. Z. Browne. Hartford.
3-F. NJ ITargrcaYCe, kcble
IN. B. SOuthwell. Pembroke.
5-R S. Kindrrslcy, Exeter
&C D. Rowe. University.
III. II. I. Wharton, Magdalen,
L. r. West Christ Church tstrokel.
c. A. W. Hunt, Corpus (coXs~aiul
CAMBRIDGE.
1-E II. Prcst, Jesus.
I'll. sanford -. johns
3-W. Barton 81, johns.
Nv. WaIlow. Queens
Sc. y. AunyiaRe, jesus
6-R d. Davis FIRST Trinity.
7-E 3 Prior, Qneen's.
W. W. Baltic, jesus tstrOke).
b. s. Clarke. ST. Johns (coxswan)'
At present the record between the universities
stands: Cambridge, II victories; Oxford ~ VIC
tories. Since 1870 victory has only fallen three
times to Oxford. In the nine ccntestsfom 1861 70
1869 inclusive, however, Cambridge never scored
victory.
The crowd present was less than usually congre-
gates TO witness the University boat race.
The course was the one usually rowed on the
Thames-that is from Putncy to Mortlake' distance
of four miles and quarter.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Al notice. pr aprme' a'-.'' "h'''f '''' 1'.'
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N.rvous Exh, astionA medical say comprising series
Of lee ures NRhn's Museum ~ Nnft nv NV
YORK and Of prem arr deci'ne showing n
SYNOPSIS OF nnpe iinens marriage m IN iret re- d
nervous and phy - DE result 81 20 ar, *
rrence ma Zoe, currency or ps x u i % AditSss
secrelary kahn.s MnsenIn- oo1 BIoalwlI. New-lllM
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Po,uin,ion of New.York Cities and rowns IN THE
TRIiIINE ALMANAN. Is cent? DG mail.



Tn end NJ NAIl DAY.
March 81 1850 will this rs TT - "A ~ AZ
D IN or Eurone. mshp Wyomi <. Queens own;
on WEDN ESDAY. al 1880 p m or euro 90 Y steam, lp
Heca VIA Queenstown, on III d R~DAl. NJ 1857 hl lOr
Germany france. c. by steamship Wlel" wa tyih1dtn
efhourv utmburg correspondent" for Great nTl In
an the Continent pea airessed and 20 m,
10 urope in CITY ~ Brussels VI queenstown
for Germany and fr ncs must specially
address d. on SArI hDAi. at a. scot aud direct
Bolivia Glasgow AMI at u for Ger DanY.
&c by steamship oder. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremel COR
tain Coutin'n must be spe-
caiv address and AT EUROPE by stanis 40 20
Dnhic via The man, for Denmark >Ncten ava
NORWAY are dispatched b. ham0nrs ana Bremen siea e
mail. havana leave New-lprk March - ana
97' the mails for Belze Bay Islands e New YORK
March "a The mails for "a UT ana sracabo leave Aow
Yor March 81 mails for 81 Perre quel leave Ne
YORK March 25 The mails Tor Mexico. via Ne~-Orieans.
eave New York March Do IA mails FOR NewfOninu eaye
NeWYorx stch &c The mails y. p leave Nrw
York March 26 and - The mails for chnl AMI evs
San Fla. $50 Apr 10 The mails Tor Australia lave San
rHDS l.. JAMES. Post nliss-
Post Oace. New.York March 20. 1880
structure Impotence ana Diseases Of ths GeneTsye or
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Ready This Morning

structure Impotence and Diseases Of the Genera i've or
cas radically ana speed ~ cured. Hours 10 ano u 4
lINRY 4 N ID. LA Lex nEi ear 2oth y
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ALBANY NEWS.
NIP. sNYIH RETIRING.

He ASKS THE GOVERNOR TO RELIEVE HIM or MS
OFFICE - CONSUL SHAW LIKELY TO BE HIS
SUCCESSOR
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
144 LEXINGToN-AVE.. NEAR 29rHSTr
Norma a,o1aro5,o7 NEN.YoRR
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For Both Sexes-Country.
A FINISHED MUSICAL EDUCATION.

THE NEw.ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
the country and the largest Music School In
the world employs scventynvc Eminent Professors has
had over Pupils and enjoys reputation unequaled
for furnishing Complete Musical Education at the very
lowest rates. $40 pays 20 lessons with collateral advan
tages amounting to 1876 hours musical without eh
charge Private II desired Persons who name the
paper in which this advertisement Will receive
nan free.
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SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES
sAS FRANCISCO, Friday. July 16, 1880.

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company has
declared dividend of 80 cents snare;
The Imperal Mining Company levied an assess
ment of 10 cents a share.
Eleven bars of bullion, valued at S11,919 81,
were received in this city from the mines yesterday
Annie shipped twenty eight tons of ore, value
about 81, 900, yesterday.
The shipments of the Little Chief Wednesday
and Thursday were 219 tons. assayiDg $50 per ton:
For the week ending July 7 the Ontario produced
1888 OS3 Ore on hand in ore-houses, 1927 tons.
Uprases are being carried from the fourth to the
third level and from the fifth to the fourth level.
in the west ground, both in good ore. The sixth
level is also IN good ore, and the slopes throughout
the mine are looking well.
Barbee & Walker yesterday received 1,472
ounces value, 81. 1903
The main shaft of the Empress carries vein over
five feet wide OF crevice matter.
The ditch of the Yankee Fork Consolidated is APP
preaching completion, and washing will be begun
in the second week of August.
The Inez Gold Mining Company. of California, is
preparing to erect mill, and is selling portion
of the 10000 shares treasury stock tor that pur-
pose.
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New pnbIicanons.
MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY SCRIBNER.
READY JULY 20.

II been well sail, To him who VIII understand 1le
drift of has him who will enjoy hmseln MS
lime sCRIBNER IL simply indi pensa0e ana no issues
Of all the year indispensable than the holiday num-
hers tho last one Of The London Weekly Times pro
nounced really magnificent triumph OF American art ana
literary cenius The Boston Transcript
lad The Midsummer number OF Scribners Mag zine NAV
be set down example Of periodical publication
which put forth by any American or European
house"
The Midsummer Holiday scribner of this season ready
July 2O with exquisite illustrations ana its specially
xariea tam of will fully sustain not surDas the
excellence Of former Phi 35 cents For sale by all
book seller and nowsdeaers.
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Doaro Wanteo.

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office
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" church through the summer over
Address AMATEUR. Tribune Office.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
FRIDAY, July l6-P. N.

Friday July 16-PM
Continued good weather reports from the West
and further advance in the price OF wheat at Liy-
erpool to-day again encouraged the specu alton for
higher figures at the Stock Exchange. Naturally
the stocks to respond first and most to much good
news were the grangers. which were the most de-
pressed by adverse reports but the Improvement
general throughout the whole speculative list the
investment stocks being dull and in some Instances
barely steady. The total business amounted 10
10000 shares against 900 shares yesterday,
and was distributed chiefly between Ere, ST. Paul,
Lake Shore. Northwest, Delaware Lackawanua and
Western, New-Jersey Central. and Western Union.
There was some heavy selling of stocks as well as
large buying aud indications not lacking
that at least one of the principal parties 10
the upward movement has distributed n good pro-
portion of his holdings. After o'clock there was
a sudden and sharp reaction in prices that ranged
FIR ON 81 per cent for Erie To lis per cent for 81.
PanI, but there partial recovery, SO that gen.
orally the final prices show or less of gains
upon the closing figures yesterday. The notable
exceptions tn the rule are Delaware, Lackar
wanna and Western, which after selling at
SOas declined TO 797sQS0is against SOY
yesterday. and Delaware and Hudson. which
closed at a decline of % per cent. I'll generally
understood in wel-informed circles that not
only is the long promised great demand for coal
Unexpectedly delayed. but that matters between
the companies are not so entirely harmonious 10
they appear to be ON the surface. Western Union
failed to participate i'll the general good feeling, and
after an Vance OF only - per cent to l0Gos fell
to 105i2@ 1898. The market closed irregular and
more or less unsettled.
There was more business doing in Government
bonds, aud tho sales at ths Boards amjuatod to
$277, $50. Prices also were firm. the Buildings BENZ
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY, July 1C-P. ".
The markets for mining shares to-day presented
more cheerful appearance than they have done Ior
long time past. The business done was compara-
lively large and there general reaction HON
the extreme depression of the last few days. Chryso
lite rose from 9aa to 1O Little Chief from 7s 10 o.
Hnkill from 1.15 to 130, Annie from SO to oi@oo'
Moose from II to 77075, Gold Placer from oo 10
90, Silver Nugget from. 1.50 to 1.55, Great Eastern
from So to So. and Durango from 40 to 4o0f ~.
amounting to $500 shares at from $50 TO 3oo;
Silver Cliff was weaker at 4.25 and Consolldated
Virginia sold at 2.9002.0J against $ YESTERDAY.
Goodshaw broke from LIS TO 80, and May BeiIe
fell from 80 to 21024. The remainder OF the
usually actve stocks were steady to hrIn, ana Tue
general tone of the markets at the close was son9
AZ Z l[LNLN0 STOOK EKOHlyGE SALEX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE-PROOF ROOF.

GOVERNMENT BUILDING, at corner Of 9TH and SITS,
WASHINGTON, July 9th 1880. !
SEALED PROPOSALS.. TO be nlOrsgd Proposals for
the will
celveI ~ Of the 10Th which time they will be
ope presence Of bidders the entire work OF put
ting ROOF this building in conformity to plan
and specifications at this Office which those desiring TO pro-
pose inv ted 10 examine
Bids from persons experienced In such
bty promptly and in the beet not
c0nsld I'D.
Ct be ent' recognized
Dond satisfactory the Secretary Of a. gil required
from the bidder whose Proposal be accepted
right TO reject any or all proposals. . reserved
JAMES EVELf III, Supt OF the Building
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PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAsTEWS
NIOWES.
DRPOT QUARTRRSLAsTRRs OF ICE,
st.. corner Of Greene
N1pI Jury Trr [


QULRTERAAsTRR's OF
Houston t.. OF Greene
NEw.N DIRK CITY. July q, lsS0.)
SEALED PROPOSALS. In trphcAte, subject the usual
conditions will at this office until ocOcs m
MONDAY August g. 1880 at which time ami place they
will be opened OF bidders, Tor supplying and
hverne this Depot the folio wing named articles;
siOks-of Burden" 1000 pounds No. !,
10000 pounds No 2 $4,000 pounds No g. 5000 pounds No
and 1000 pounds No. II shOenberger" 400 pounds
pounds z. $4,000 pounds No. 3.
pounds - GOOdenOugh." OOU pounds No. l.
MULE SEOES-Of " Burden" 10000 pounds No. 2.
10000 pounds NO g. 3d. % pounds NO and 1000 pounds
No. o OF "Shoenberger" lO'tD pounds No. z, 5000
pounds No g. 2O0O pounds No T. AID y 60 pounds No g.
HORSE SHOE NAILSzof Globe" 1000 pounds No 9.
10000 pounds No T. 10 900 No aud loco pounds
No. g. Of Putnam" 1000 pounds No o. 10000 pounds
No T. 10000 pounds No Z, and 900 pounds No . Of
Goodenough" 800 pounds NO. Z. tU0 pounds No 8.
900 pounds No. o.
roe CALKs-6OO pounds No. ]. 10000 pounds No 2
1905 pounds No 10000 pounds No a. and 1000 pounds
No.5
FADLoCKs-as per standard samples at this Depot-eoo
No. 3, aud 800 No. l.
81 ders will state will com.
plefe tne aelivery OF the arucles which they bid.
Proposals quantities less than the whole required will
rigt reserved reject all bids
The shoes put 10 pound strongly bound
securely headed the and caks IN 25 pound strong
boxes.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Quarter.
masters stores" ard addressed TO tie unders gnod-
Bank proposals will be furnished application 10 this
L. C. EAsrON, Colonel, q. s. A.
Asst. Quartermaster Gcnn. Depot Quar;ermaster.
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THE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Capital, ST. OUO,uOU. shares, IL each nassessablA
President. w. w. WiCKES; Ucepresdent, MICHAEL
SN oWi secretary r. h. Brooke directors A S.BAkNES,
H.. A. RICHARDSON, u. q. ROBINSON, ALAN sou
TRAsK. w. W. WICKES MICHAEL SNOW OF New York;
COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
For particular inquire al the ofnce,
l6 AID 10 WALL STREET
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NV CAPITOL
INV tATTIOL, }
OFFICE SUPKkISIKKDEsT }
ALBANY. y. Y, jane 10, 1880
fJNO MANUFACTURERS OF ENCAUSTIC

To MANIF 40 UHLIt2 VI ENOAUS 10
Il FLOOR TILE.-SEALED PR JPO>ALS viii be 70
oeyed At his Office where proposal blanks can be Drocured
until IL Wednesday, July IA 1850, ior furnish
lug laying EncAusic ~ im Tile required for the
section ihs bnd The Tile 10 be furnished and
laid plans and specifications to be
this oce before the fifteenth day OF November
next
Each bid be Enclosed envelope addressed the
undersigned. iDGorscd Proposal for Encdusc tile aud
Thing be accompanied by bonds VI two surctes
resdents Of the state Of NewIOTk each b. the Of
SOuf SAID euIies guarantee that the bidders will
execute contrac TITS award ed 10 them and Will perform
the faithfully accordance win the plans and sDech-
cations The right IA reserved Tor tie superintendent
the concurrence Of the New capitol COniuisson reject
ali bids and after contract entered nto declare
sad contract forfeited wheaevor Their Jurnon IL IA
being performed Tor the interest OF HE stale.
JAMES W. EATON.
SupeTnts ndent New Capitol
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Droposals.
PROPOSALS for ARTILLERY and DRAFT
Il HORSES

PROPOSALS for ARTILLERY and DRAFT
Il HORSES.
DEPOT QUARTERAAsTER's OFFICE
HOustOn.st. corner of Greene,
NEw-YoRK CITY, July 7, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS. fsipcate subject 10 the
conditions this Office until o'clock
D. m SATURDAY, August 1880 at which time and place
will opened in Of bidders for supplying this
Department with 6 Artillery Horses and two t2 Draft
Horses.
The Artillery Horses be gedngs bay color sound in I'LL
particulars in condition square rotters well broken 70
harness and One-haH 10 sixteen and Oncnalf
high five eight ODD not less than weve
pOnnas weight and suitable IN respect Tor
Artillery The Draft Horses To be gedingS BAY color
sound IN all particulars, In good CONDITION. well broken 70
single uble not less than fifteen and oDehaH
hands hia from nine Old and not Less than
twelve cred pounds In weight The right Is reserved 10
reject any all pfopOs ls.
Blank proposals VIII be furnished on application to this
Office.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Artillery and
Draft Horses" and addressed 10 the Undersigned
l.. G. EASTON, Colonel, &. A.,
Quar- tenas General. Depot QuaItermaster.