davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-24
Furniture ana Carpets.

LaFar has Reduced straw Hats.
% Bull street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-24

White Vests. White Vests.
At LaFar's.-Ady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-24

VIII find sob lots'' Winter Clothing at
E. Heidt's, 139 Congress street.-Ad0.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
agt., slagg. Ct al.-Motion granted,
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

e1-PRKyE CoURr-CHA J-;olrt opsns az
fe0a m Calendar called at IL SOs ~ III, Up i0
III llg 1872 ll43 l45 lag 148 154 l65 lb8 Ill 49,
19 2l 2l3 256 25S 260, 2ol, 264 266 2os Z69 10 z
GszHHAL TkRSI-Day1s p. A.. and Brady and Daniels
1es 537 63S 462 463 468t $751; 642 $40, 547 54o 54S
SPECIAL TzPM-Iarremore J-Court ~ 1890
Case Law and Fact-No 93l.-scrymsef agt Phelps
SaaSuTT-PART I-Donobue. J.-Court opens at lo:sOa
sSs 3i75 3I95. 3024 1872 29l0 293l, 1920 299l S02l
29O8 2OI4 2Ol6 34O 1867, 3Q67 2536 3090 7G7 1866,
326 1885, 2s66 3151 1921 3043 1Tl0 3O54, 2l29 3l92
nPARf II-Barrett. J.-C0urt opens az lO:3O D. nN0s,
o909 24iS 235S 2412, 1884, 2lZ3 597 $50 238b 296s
24se go sli$ a526 $s9 Sl4 SOS7 1422 SiOl' 4llS'
1890 3l78, 3ll5, 1865, 24e9 ,o.so -
PxRT iIf-Van Worst. J.Court OPENS az I'll lo'S0 a H.
bT9 e6SS 288e 26O4, S31. 262S 26Sl 2687, 225 2174
SIPRRIoR CoURT-SPEclAL TERM-Sper J-COurL opens AZ
10 a IA N day calendar. -. -. -,
IL a m.-No day calendar. - - -. -, -,
TRIAL TEEPAKr Iya1 Bran Ccgrt @ Spsns AZ st u ia q
lies 65s 6y2 $685. ll4O lI4l 1l42 l14S lli4 ll46 4V
Grs9R A. sEssIoss-PARr I-R b. Oow1ng 1.-The People
aSt FdWard King, Michael BrOderck. robbery James j.
Murray Thomas feon0ns assault and Datefyi JOn
Martln Henry Miller, grand larceny James Graan OuL-
glary Edward Adams Jamuel Jacobs larceny from INC per
son Charles Finy petit larceny James out assault anu
Pxay -smyth RThe People agtJ Ohm Riley burglary
Patrick Hogan, Fuller Edward BrowD Cornelius
YQuet Charles Taber Hicks grand larceny; Jhonas
Michael Feeney Ernest sumner James McNainee
lanes Neville Meters Michael Colina Thomas NC
Manus Hughes, Thomas Slack James Porter Excise
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE COURTS.
!. - vrroRTs TO DE ALDERMEN.

wilson J. Wolf made yesterday his regular
..s,a, annicoon to the Court Of Common Pleas FOR
rs ~ andamns directing the Mayor 20 recognize NM
VI, and otf ers Individually Aldermen, and eoeeuyeiy
= se Tsosr OF Aldermen and the Common Council OF
~. cty. Mr. Wolf stated In his application that the
s,ators we're duly elected Aldermen on November 2,
1880 that thereafter they duly organized inc ooata OF
elected the proper officers and appointed the
ssarv clerks ana attaches that they then gave due
% Ct their proceedings 70 the Mayor who has rsnsed
no.co them aud that since the fret Monday OF
~ 1881 they have been ready and willing TO ex'
sss t6e franchise and perform the duties OF ther
svssd IN hear any argument 10 favor OF the motion,
S S1,rected an order denying 1t TO be entered
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YORK. Monday. March %, 1891.
ECoRDED REAL ESTATE rBAN5FEaA

KEw.YoRK cTrr.
Washiueton.ave q A. 374 II Of EIn.st TO Southern
boulevard, lO0xl2 Frederick Cool ana vifeto ,.o
lo7s ! s75 Il W Of St ave 5510Oi: Joseph
scheGer and wife to % tsxiS HnTst v Emma
W EnRapd 'S 10 ISrficT n watsr61ry 5000
Ave.A. Nc Sss SOxsi Anna Lerch to Karl MOf. ,oo
o2as s7S ii Of ldav: II ,6i5o David Kaafi
Sn G1SscrN s 9taTe ssS a. 6TSsB Sophia
PondiT and hGsbsnd a 70 Simon sterns v
sEes rsteTee 20 FrederE 2OOO
'Afi Brand an and wi wife J 10000
man ana wife TO %isSaei DcnosSus 1880
Ssohn n1E and wife 70 van cragsr $1,000
asn eta iSS 10 sam AZ " KSrn 10000
pcys to . Eyxar RSynor ls5OO
Instis 10 Clara suier 1000
OO'isf Femer and % wife 70 Martha a. Slater - $4,000
Veder and wife to- 10 + loving 10000
Wife TO S : Abigail Mi M Jones 4.... 1900
msnrssek sS ana vile 10 Fer9 saiomoa 10000
sen| rsfcrcefo S?l RSmerslcy 265OO
MadiscnsVe IS Is Il q s6is 23iS0i Tho- ooo
assem- feiepee 10 q HSmSrSicy 10000
assem- refeTee 20 10 a IS@orscy SES 1880
assen EeieTee Ss "a to SmerSiey 1900
4otas g. tlg u ~ IL i Y HI Slnye & :9ACSoi huA
0ha91 Sam ts co Sii Ho 20 uo $4,000
cise r refer fe e. 10 sam Colgate -. 4525O
fearrss erss 70 James Sc Coigate s725O
'0HtcSS So' - '"u 'o - = 751cO
O'IiS' eTee To- O. Robert C0Iey 1900
21st.st, q 1911 II 81 7tltave, l9.7Xll0l0xla7S
1875; oarl Recknage and wio TO Rudolph Pa noo
Rentecher a. II 4'
fr0'5 and 10 Eite to sSs maK% 4oAito wilma" 10000
6pisa Fnols "a 70 fnsilIe Sebhard lOioO
ISSe q et JACOB It %asehse to cath Scwscaaer - 3O4Oo
G:h.ave. we To- ll6 Of speDger Estate. .23x1sixlO0
u
eTnaEer to' to iGssaT IG. m Hohner 10000
\ l33 W 2d-avc, l4X0SO jennie DoD
sou and husband % Robert Hail. o'OOo
Sd3yg na5 cor OF o%a ST. z'A'' max We" 70 22OOO
LeSsSn 5gsr 1gS snj VIE TO to- Mary $4,000
sl'sS sS Me I; 80 20 oppenhe,r and another 6oOo
2d1Sr Fanny Emsten oi 127oo
2'hs lon aS a5S,sF,S o = TsieT $4,000
4tlaye, 2jG Il u OF Gtn st2jXSCs George Ches -
temab AMI wife 10 p III halOr ........ S'VV
''si; 5:T a and 'y Wie n 70 ere an husband 10000
"a Sys ST S5sSSd c4Seuorsj 10 p 9oS 1880
52d.st 1903 OF ID ave 25xlOO 5;l : korn 10
same property: w Korn 20 : korn ;;....:..,
and fGr Smsban to jane! H 80
2Ss1 ma ana 70 S,fe 70 io q Join 125OO
NalsPH,iyei aSI i,c ,6 'T VcaS1 ii GOoOo
lstave 10 Avc-A. from i9tl 20 Suthst 2OifN6lf
Robert W Taller ana vile 20 OsWad achnl'+e ooo ooo
tsee mortgages -''
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
DROPOSALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES and

a
DEPGkTNRyT OF INTERIOR OFFIcE OF INDIAN AFPAIRs
WA6HNGToN. March %, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ndOrsed Proposals. for Beer,
Bacon Flour Clothing Oh Transportation 60 as the case
may De directed to the Com missioner OF Indian Affairs
NOs and "a Woosterst, New York viii be received until
II m OF Monday NAY lSS for ara1shng an @ lS5 t6s tns
pouns OF Beef hoof l230v0 pounds Beans 10000
pomnus BauPowder 1900 COO pounds COrn 900 pounds
rounds Hart Bread 10000 pounds Homny 1000 pounds
lard $50 bsrcs Pork 23300O pounds Rice ll,200
hounds Tea T29Go pounds Tobacco 100000 pounds SALT
200 Doulds Soap G0OO pounds Soda 2jOOOO pounds
sugar, and 8. 1900 pounds Wheat
Also Bar et Wo0en and Cotton goods consisting in part
Ticking 5000 standard Calico, 100000 yards
yars Dens, IL 900 yards; bingham, 10000 wards KEN
lucky JeaLt. 2B0UO YARDS Satnet 800 yardsi Brown
ickory shirtnG 1000 Calico Shirtng. 5000 yars
Mnsey, 2,GlO ygrdsl Clothing Groceries N0uons, HARD
Medical suppcs and long ust OF miscellaneous arIi
such h9rcss Pow Rakes, Forks &C. and Tor 4lo
Wagons require the service Arizona Colorado Dakota
Idaho indian Ter Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada
Wisconsin, BE- delivered at Chicago Kansas City and
Also Transportation for such the Supplies and
articles may be contracted for TO be delivered at the
Bids must be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing the krds and quantities OF subsistence
supplies rcqu ed each Agency ana the KINDS and quan
ties gross Of al eher goods and articles together Win
blank and 0ms f contract and bond, conditions
observed bbder and place Of delivery terms or
contract and tAymet transportation routes and an other
the Indian Ofhco In Washington or NOS 90 ana oI
WOOster.st, New- York; Wm H. Lyon. No ASS BroadHay
AZ Chicago saint Padl Leavenworth, san Fran
Oaha Cheyenne and Yankton and the postmaster at
sioux City. ..,-----, - -. ....., 49,,
bidders arc invited TO Je present at the opening
CERTfFIED CHECKS.
bids be accompanied by certlned cnecks upon
Uuit Depository Assistant Treasurer for at
THOMAS NJ. NlCHoLh
Act
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
master.General.
THOMAS L. JAMES.
Postmaster General.
DROPOSALS for BUFFALO OVERC0ATS
u FUR CAPS and GAUNILETS.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, !
1.139 GRARD-sT. phil ADELPHfA. Penn. FEB. % 1881
Sealei proposals. triphcate. with copy OF THIS adVe
8emen attached each will be received at this ONCE until
1881 for furnishing the H. =. Quartermasters
Department with 5000 Buffalo Overcoats 5000 Muskrat or
Buffalo Caps, 1000 pairs Muskrat Buffalo Gauntlets
Bids requested for delivery at either the
Und Philadelphia (Peun Depo5s OF the Quartermaserg
Depn, tmeD and bidders informed that all articles will
subjected rigid inspection and that fun compliance
with the samples will be insisted and that
article mferlOr 10 them will be accepted . -.
Government tho Rht 70 rect any or all 0ds
preference will articles OF domestic production
and manufacture conditions OF price aud quality being equal
Bidders informed that these goods deliverable and
PAYABLE and after July /. 1881 -
For further information at this ONCE also lOs blanK
proposals .----,
tanning proposals to be indOraed Proposals
for Buffalo OyercOas and Fur Caps and Gauntets" aud adj
dressed the undersigDed
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
il DEPor QuARTERMAsTER's ORFICE, l,l30 GIRARDsT. [


DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, ,l39 GIRARDsE,S
PHILADELPHIA PENN March ~, 1881: r.,
SEALED PRO OPOSALS, In nphcate, with coDy OF TINS
OF the ns 20 bidders attached TO
each this office until noon. April 90 1881
for furnishing United states Quartermasers Department.
10 be delivered at the Quartermasers DepOts at Phadel
plua, Penn. JenorsOnviLe Iud;
Axes 10000 ANhelves: 900 Shovels with long nam
1000 Scru6Ong Brushes 10000 yars Dark Blue Wool
Shirting Flannel 81. 10 ounces; lOoOOo yards canton
Flannel -. -. r.u.,.,
is 900 Helmets 10000 Helmet Eagles 10000 Top pieces
and spikes, a. 900 Sio Buttons assorted ltOOO MmIe
Metal Numbers: 1900 Campaign BATS; 2oOO0 Forage
ngs 100000 pairs White Berlin Gloves; 10000 pairs WOOL
Mlttens 1000 pairs Arcuc OvershOes; 2OOOO WOODEN
Bnnkes; 700 yar Ga Facing cloth; 10000 yards Skybue
Krrsey B4 heavy quality 10000 yards Cape LINING FAN
nell III 900 yars 81 Dark Blue Flannel for Bouses 5OO00
yarns Canvas Padding $4,000 yards siesa goo ounces SIX
1wist 1900 pounds Linen Machine Thieadi 4lOO dozen
spool Cotton 1000 gross Coat ButtOns 1900 gross SHIRT
Cord 40 600 (1ilt Bnckes; 100000 yars White Tape
bidders that all articles will bo subjected 70
raid nspecOn full compliance with the spechcatons
viii DO INSISTED upon, and that no articles INFERIOR 10 the
standard will be accepted. .- - - =, -.
he the right 20 reject any or AL bids
preference viii be given TO articles OF domestic produeon
and conditions OF price ana quality being equal
bidders informed that these goods are oeveraDle
and payable and after July !, 1881. 49,, , 49,. l.,
printed instructions 70 bidders ana other In
formation apply at this Office -, . ,.-.-,.
Envelopes cjnainng prJpo sails 10 be lndorsed Proposals
for Military Supples" aud addressed 10 tbe
d. IL. ROCKEEi, Asst, O. NJ General u b A
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
Gnrnoratlon Nollres.

NOTICE. -,
IN Leases certain Corporation Piers and Bukheads VIII
e offered at public the Department OF DOCKS
Exchange saesroom, I'LL broadway ON Tuesday,
March 2g, 1885,, at II O'Clock NJ.
For full The City Record copies for sale ae
No. City Hail
MOTICE-PrOposals for repairing Per 4o,
v East River and the adjoining buJkhead viii be received
by the Department of Docks III and 10 D1anSss u1
saturday pr q 1884, az IL o'clock For l
see Tho CITY Record copies for sale at No. Oiy ha
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
Cost an0 Gonn0.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YoRK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFFIoBS No. LBS Broadway corner Il dhissS-
6rAi-sI aOS West fwsntV-thirst, cor Egntn ave. NO
~ Fast FonreenthsL. UnloE igalre zbO Thlrd
ave- cor Forty tat tao HARLEM oFFiSES nos
0O1 aud 400 rhirl-ave cor Qnohunureu'anht"ohJ'
fith.sL,uptO s D. IN, 1t regular ouice rake@
7 OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by
~ the seamanI Bank for saytngs Newr orn 70 ue an %
serber not returned 20 fhe Bank lhln % oVs
from This date viii apply the Bank for Dew Doo.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A
Il SECTION OF THE BOUNDARY STREET uNTER-

FNGTSERR DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. March "a, 1881.
direction OF Board OF commissioners sealed proposals
viii be received at this office until ~ o'clock m on Friday
April To- 1884, for constructing section OF the boundary
street 0ntercepng auxiliary sewer In Boundary street
Bank looms of proposal and specifications can Dc OBTAINED
at this office with Information, upon application
therefor ami bids upon will alone 90 considered
all bids parts Of bids
W. J. TWINING,
Major ot EnRineeIs, Y; :. A.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
Gelp tl1anteo.

TlcIp IUuiIIEU.
WANTED. ..,..,.. on.
w yonng OF good. prepossessing appearances one
acquainted with the book and the know
edge OF placing before the wholesale dealers and who
is also capable taking manuscript and completing IL in
book, and then pushing II Address
p. o. BOX 1874.
New.York.
VNTANTED.-Energetic honest and reliable
w every community REPRESENT ths Pensy iySna ana
Valley Mutual Assessment Life lusur Company OF Mill
helm liberal inducements offered Address thc nome
Odce for territory and free outfit
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

DED STAR LINE. ,-,.-.,-,.....
IA United Statea ana Royal Belgian Mail steamers.
i.NI,tsX SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP.
The gplendl l. hrstclas8, iull powered steamers
WAESIAN ID 80
VADENLA tutGay Apih = l;9J u m
aloous statcroOns smoking and bathrooms amidships
second Cai in acconmo lauOn uneKceuod
StatetuOms all on main dsck, -.,.,
No horses. cattle snetp OF pas 0oiI'O''
scrond eainn 80, prepaid s55; excursion 500,
5tecrare s9O; urcpail, So; excursion, Si3 DO
PETEK WKIG lir y SONS, GehI AZ u ~ DrOadWag, ~
DOTTERDAM LINE.
Ia steamors leave VA rsOH'S 5TO Res, brooklyn, m
KOtieriam. "a R
NJ echotpn W cuht 5tali Aplll ~
ncaSp sso70 I'd CAbn So stoerage SO steer
age from Rotterdam prepaid 80 H. Ne ~ outb IN % %vi
iamsI Freight Agts L. w. NORRIS, 90 BIOady .. r. a.
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,.,, srr,,,r
w UNIPED STATES AND ROYAL NAL =! . Ia AIIt'S
FoH o oiJEf,NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL~ ,..
NOTIOE-The steamersOf this Lac SaSe ~ Tar
recommended by LiouL Maury u S NJ on Oosn ne oN''4
n I'I ~; Stu irving Thursday March 81 o. m
ADRIATIC Can't Jennin SATURDAY APrm % a ~
BRlIANN1 Capt Perry hpl 2i Ii m
FROM THE WRITE STAR DOCK Foor VI WEST
arc unormiu ss ani ansl.pnSSi pst an
pointmenta The Jao0n 5JatorOon SnoAlhB oo 1u w.
rooms are placed anhpA waere te p9iso aal aS
ieastfet aaorling degreSot oomorb htaerso 0nAuAo'
saloon go $50 and slOO Return tickets on favor
able terina steerage from the old SoOuS'5 %" RAO
carry naither eltta shoep noe pigs 49,
AMI Other nio nlIon Apply ~ Sh9
Company oces, No. 81 Broadway H9"1 Aoa,.
CL BARTLETT q Co., Agents, Boston.
BARRIrr Il CA1rELL. Agents Phua1elpmN
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
TMpERTAL GERMAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
Hamburg American Packet Companvs Limo for
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and lfAMBUR -
~ ,SlNu.........x Aar y FIoi A;.'''''' Aprh
sULVIA. ArTll VAN y
talcs1l pl,-lge - PvmDu,L lol. CherOgnrS nan
all t1tth ~ EugA tt F1rst Cabln
80 t0 Aprl / second C,h.p $50 stecrage $50 Round
frr a reduced rates S.eetlge from Hamburg Havre and
southampton. F2i. .-
KTSHAKDr x co, L. r. RICHARD CO.
9snarai AgrntA General fleaenNcr AgentA
aru1d.ft. <. Y. Nc VI Broadway, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
Glredn Steamers.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE. LANE ROUTE
FROM NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No 20 XORrH RIVER
MARATHON WcinestlY. 3jth Mach o:JDa M
ALGERIA A........... .Wc1noadaY Gth April, 1880 a. m.
SCYTHG WednesdaY l3t, April m.
PA ARTIITA .......... " odnes ilV Goth April o am
CABIN Dlssas sg $50 al sI1I r,tlrn tctst On tIY)r
hiotcrma
Seeracc fcSeta ~ an r ~ ptrt5 Eurlpo at low
rates Freight and SAGE nice 80. Bowling Grscn.
VERNON r. brown & 90. Agents
{ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HAVRE
Per of Company E1rh River, foot OF MortOns
Travellers by this lc avoid botl transit by Englsh Ta
way and th discomorts OF the Channel In small
boat
CANADA Francerl. hmm. wednesday. April l3, D. M
LABkADDK Jolrit WctneS iay. Ap1t ~ ~ ~ ~
Checks drawn treiit lyOuua Par m amounts 10 sut
LOUIS DE- BEbIAN. Aycnt, no. bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

MONARCH LINE. ,o,,o,,,
WI NEW.YOKK and LONDON
splendid rev ftst Stuntrt
Leave dock alionIug PavJnla rerTY lsr'oY JlIN
Gai.,4. Anil 49, lCc.uc Monarch, Apul l6
Norrimi s;oi a-rh Ap-ilq EyDtian Monarch, April %.
superior Accommodation for alOon pass cngers NO steer
age Pfcpau stcerago NJ 10" rates
apply 10 the general agents.
PATTON. VICKERs & Co. Agents Bowlnggreen.
NATIONAL LINE-From Pier 30, n. K.
IN FOR QUEENSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL
TT lt pili o, l:3O p ln'
FOR LONDON (Victoua DOoksL - ~
GANADt..Arrt 20 iU 70. IA. litr "a N ApI =. > T. w.
Cabn 500 s1J clrr3lnf prcpAi 'tscr3 sIyS5sa pSo
B1ng s2l0Rer tn11 most lines +. W.. HUB7I' MANAGER
90 ani7J irOAd SAy, y. \.
DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 sailing from Pier foot Of Ciutlst. North tivee
FRANCHISE Vil the lsthmuS OF Fanatlh -
ACAPt' leo ...............I Iiur day, March 81 noon
Connecting for Central and south America aud hexloI
From san francisco O. japan ani 9 lli - ,,,uo . ~ m
CITY OF PER
From sau Francisco 20 honolulu. New'LeNahu anu Au'
CITY or NEW.YORG saturday Apni " D. m-
Orun arrival 0f London malls 10 IN rrt lt' xntrCt,
Passengers forwarded 70 IAN FRA NCt7CC ysI,S
ISLANDS JAPAN CHINA, &EMHs NLH - ani a.,i
LA. SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AAE"ioN Hn'
For ieght passare aud general information apply lS
Nomp@nJ V' ~ II. j. BULLAH
superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
alarbIe ano 6Iate alanteIs.

T6TOOD and SLATE MANTELS.- most
w vaTed and cOnDete Of hne mantes now og ek
hibinon, ~ b. sTEWARr q CO. 70 West 35ds%' NO"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

" UNTTlD STATES MAIL STE AMERS
FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIVkRPOOLs
LoaytngP.,r - y IL. lJJs y AlnkSt - -
wYOMI ESDAY. March 20, a. M
AlIIDN 4 f'SDAl AlI a.
WlSCO N UE~DAY. April - $3.50 D. M
ABLY SNI .SDAf Apr ~ 3d. % y :, ~
WiIN NC itSDAY, Nav 3. $50 o. IN
~ Tn steamers ars blt y r11 "a wMer'ts is com
partmcns lu ara flrasHt With eysrY }1nNt) y nlL1
the passage lcroqs Atlantic hptt sAe All aBeei1t nav
inF bathroom. no iiug.roO drlWi1Ero)n OlhD alt
library ence irgp1 stewlrie3 All Glorr on
each lnrr Tho stlt9r1)nS cr' al u1p'r dec<
audNght ..-----, -. .,o - =,
slOa INTERN FDTATF 40 STkEkA0E at low rates
OFFICE. 10. % BROADWAY. -
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENsrONS AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-1he steImef4 u his Lsne tako Lieutenant
Nanrys Lane JLlas a. sclsjnsJL tIbYsle
cry oF mon MON iiOAY. April 2 4.
CRY OF CII ~ I'LL ltsDAI April T. IL m.
CITY OF HO%fkEA lsNDA1. Apl H. 5 n m
CifY FHflLIN ..... ~ KDAY, April %, II noon.
~ F-D Af. ADr *, ) T. ~
80 From F1er H. ~ X. ieoiOf ChlIltonsL
CABIN, $50 ald slJL Return tickets Oh favorable terms
SrIkEABF. s2I Prepaid rBn Drafts at lowestTato5
Saloons af1tsrJ0Ih snlJNlu@ aud bathrooms ami5hlpL
IhesS steamer do not Ca.to shcepOr pigs
JOHN q. DALE. Arrnt, u and 33 Bruaiway, y. \
Pll'a eluhla DibCe. No. lOJ south 4th-sG
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
proOkIpn vrOpsrtp for Sale anO to Get.

Nlermont-Ave., Brooklyn.-Large well built
hrIek house with ground Port Greene Park
Tor sale low. RULAND a WHITING, No. Bsekaan's%
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
GERMAN NAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
II NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORN
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN -, -,
NFf kAIl sIt, AVr bDE sat- II 10
MAtN ....-....SaE 'nrH ~ NOSEt rat \ pfll 70
uATks on pASsAGE from \ EW ,ORELl SOUTHLAND.
TON. UAVRE OR BREMEN. u,.- .,o
FIRST CABIN ....-. =. q SECOND CAbA4 ..''"~'eoV
STEEWAGE So. ..-.,.
Return ckft az reluced rates PREPAID steeIao Sgfun
clics 50 ~teameTs sail frOul Pier between Secohd 4hu
IhlId't' eHobohea -. 1.ma Z co y RnnnnrGreon
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
Countrp l1ropertp t11anteS.

TSTTRNISHED HOUSE WANTED for SUM-
III NER-A house having mx bedrooms, On Hudson hyeS
between Yonkers and Sing Sing on line Oh oa
not 70 exceed SloO
must be ffte from malaria Address c. Box 30 rripune
once.
WANTED for SUMMER.--A small furnished
w house with stable. attached snyhe!e between Bay
RqRa and bath with Of the Water terms not 70 eA
for season Address with particulars O. f. 81 2Os
Montague.bs., Brooklyn
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ports $4,000 bushels; No. 8 spring LA; No 2
spring 1.1s@l.19; ungraded red LOO
1871; No. 5 do 1.21@1.2 %; No. do 1854
@1.a4; mixed winter 1.21; ungraded white
11S}5@1.23; No. 3 do 1.21; No. l do sales
$4,000 bushels, 1.23@1.24; No. 2 red June,
sales $4,000 bushels, l.2SH al .244; July,
sales 10000 bushels, 1.2S@1.241; August,
sales $4,000 bushels, 1.2O@1 :2O%; septem-
her, sales $4,000 bushels, 1.191a@l 20. Corn
1a@24c lower; receipts $4,000 bushels; ex-
ports "a, 900 bushels; hot and unsound $50
a46c; ungraded 47@57e; No. 3 47c;
steamer 81 @54a; No. ? 5614@56slc; No.
2 white 65@66c; No. ? June 55s @5511l c.;
July 55a551sc; August 554@55ssc. Oats
higher; closing firm; mixed western 45@46c;
white western 47@51c. Coffee quiet but firm;
Rio cargoes quoted at 9@12c; Job lots 9@1Sc.
Sugar quiet but firm; firmness checking
trade; fair to good refining 7s4@7%c. Molas-
SEES, demand fair and market firm. Rice
steady; fairly active. Eggs strong; 16@16]ac.
Pork, demand active and stronger; old mess
15.621Sa15.75; new mess 100. Lard fairly
active; prime steam l1OO@l1.O5 Butter quiet
andunchanged. Cheese firmer; 2@9c.
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NJ. DORAN'S REPORTS,

The following quotations giving the range
of the markets during the day were received by
NJ DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, June 4, 10 A. M.-Spot wheat
very inactive. Floating cargoes slow. Car
goes on passage no business doing.
New YORK, June 4, y M.-Wheat
easier; Chicago and Milwaukee 1.19; winter
22@1.2S receipts, wheat 169, 500, corn 197, 459.
1880 P. M.-Spring steady and quiet; No. ?
held at 1.19; No. nominal at l .12@l.13; Win
ter options weaker; rail red 1.24; coast exports
100000.
Jpn -Spring dull and tame; lis bid
for No. 2; winter options weaker; rail red
1855; exports, wheat Al ,9S2; corn 23,75S.
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River Division
Thro Chicago Il e. EXP.
Thro Chicago & e. EXP.
Iowa & Mimi. Division
Thro P. du O., Mil&C Elk.
st. L. & Kan. City Elk.
st. L. b Kan. City Ex..
Hastings l. Dakota Exp.
OWatonna Passenger. /.
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PROPOSALS
FOB TOWER
Clock and Bell F.!
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 9th, 1881. !

Sealed proposals, marked proposals for tow
er clock, etc." will be received at this office
until Tuesday, the 18th day of June, A. D.
1881, at 70 O'Clock NJ, for furnishing this city
with tower clock and bell proposals to
comply with the following Specifications:
The clock must be half hour strike, and suf-
ficiently heavy to raise fifty pound hammer
without under strain upon working parts.
The dials, four in number, to be seven and one
half feet in diameter, and all metal, unless the
common council, or committee thereof, shall
choose Illuminated dials. The clock must
have gravity escapement and compensated
pendulum, and its rate of variation guaran-
teed not to exceed fifteen seconds per month.
The bell to be OF sufficient weight and strength
to stand the blow of a fifty pound hammer.
The opening in the bell tower is nine feet in
the clear. Bidders will state the weight of
bell for which they bid.
Tbs right TO reject any and all bids is re-
served
By order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
130-15S City Clerk.