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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

CoUhT OF APPEALS AT ETAUNToN. thurs
dny, Sep. - -hocv's' ,xycdtor, g., Va. Mil.
lei Il executor. 10 . from Rockingham. O;in.
ion oil iho c,nrt delivered ty Ju'gD Chrsiiao
affirming decree Ct tho Circuit Court. No dis.
sent.
Southern Riu!usI losufanus Company vs.
Msrtio &c., from Aocmnrlc. Opipion Of The
court delivered by ,Jrd.e Andersen. tfftIuiIg
Judgment OF Circuit C,u:t with d: miges and
COSTS. No dissent.
AI!ehaugh Va N0asl y, 4, rl0m Rockieg.
ham Opin;9a q the court drnVcrcd by jude
Staples. Reversing decree Ct Circuit Court. Nc
dissent.
Boassck vs. kiscr, i;oG1 Roanoke. OPP ,uicr
OF tho court delivered By judge Burks, affirm
ine d Gee Q! Clicui: Cour;. No dissent.
Ysnccy vs.. A'mcut7Out, H.. snd l:via vs.
the same, from Hoca;Ag!stu. Opioiou Ct the
court delivered By Jutec Staples, si6rmioe do
crecs of Ciren' Cour'. NJ dissent.
Hon. 4. H. H. Stuart addressed tn. oour
10 regard 10 The d .alh cl the Islo President 0
the Uai'cd States, aud presented il paper Gu ths
suit C: expressive ol :ho feelings OF tho ccur
apd bar. vh;ci was or!er~i to ho entered q
record.
Fnd%y, Scr. % Ell Z. G. Troltor ty, So.
vs. Bcslc u as, ifom Cncait Ceu:t oil Angus
ia cJunty. Agued aud submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
The Confederate Loan Still ON tho
Market,

LONDON, Sept. Is Tho Standard this morn.
ns Gays IN lis financial article: The revived in.
lover ieslnro yesterday. Largo amounts wars
'aRen ior Amsterdam At , pounds ~ thillings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
Fire in Moscow

Mosc,w. Sept 2S.-A FIRE which comm ,nced
last evening ia The Merchants Bazaar IN this
CITY has alresdy destroyed twenty warehouses.
m spite ct ell efforts the contlaRrstion is still
rARing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

Rev. br. Ta!ma8e says he has tried hafd for
weeks 10 pray for Gui!esu but as ye. has hosn
unable to do go. Many better m.n h.s ,l,1t.
less done the ssms with no better rssu'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

"A bot;er articl, it is impossible to got, sir
have Tried them all aod Enthusiastically pro
nourca DR.. Balls Cough Sytup superior TO 40, :?
H. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

Kiog kslaksua and party arrived 10 Wash.
Ington last night from Philadelphia, and took
roons at the Arlington Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
The Richmond correspondent Of the Pe.els

b1rs lndtx.Appeal says:
"Tha resdiustels assert that they have 50
cnred campaign iuud OF moro than a hundred
thousand dollars. OIe OF lhs LADDERS of that
party m,do trip Ncrh recently and secured
the promise it is stated, from republicans, of
obtaining all tho money needed for campaign
purposes. The resei usters. have already com.
mencsd to secure lists of deli, tents with the
Wow Of making arrangements 70 pay 10 for
their men.
To be forewsrnsd is to be forearmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

'ELEEPER' IN THE Rivera Gi.paioh
from Detroit, Mich, dated yesterday. siys
"A passenger tr,ia on the CsGe1a Siu,hCro
Railroad, dua Eerc nheut O'clock this mtrp
lng, Wall, being Transferred actcsl the ii7er
rem Am!rrsttu!gh TO N!assc Isle, III !. with an
accident Inc trsr5lef b1s. wts iuu with such
i1res against .hc deck at the islatd o. to throw
forward the sleeper. which ran sloog The track
on the boat, sud Jagged hea1ony into tho
! water IN the slip. Tho pasFe ngtr ooacl imme.
detelp behind II was aso forced ijlwsrd, and
Tho forward trucks Fscut over the end Ct lhs
beat The coupling between this coach crt the
one behind did not hrauk, however, ard Ito
car hung over the cdg, CT the boat st en trcic
| OF i0riy live degrees. aud ono end lust touched
| iho water. The eupiots Of tho boat were al
orc2 reversed, and &, i: backed IEay from the
slIp iho sleeper which hsd iaI!:n into the water
| r2S0 aud LufreG CVr Ga liz side, the tlucij At
tao6cd to II hs7irg gone to the bottom. All
vas c0h!ulCn. The passooccrs 10 til, slecper,
who cluos &c the sid, cut Of the water,
tred to breGk through tho Windows, aed t. led
Tor hslp Ihs sixty CT seventy others " no wcrc
IL thc passenger each bchud were mimic.
s'rIckea AID rushed rcll neil for the cnd OF the
| Car lufihcs: away tom the wslcr Some of
| them c'snbarcd Gu. at the sides and fr!I into
| water. O,heis Citho passengers who stood on
| The dtck ct the boat sas he danger CT those in
tho stream and plunged 10 10 rescue them as soon
IS possible. Passengers end ttainsmon clam
| bercd On tho ion of the coach that was n1u.ipp
| Ia Tho water broke opsn tho windows ard pull.
| cd GU: the dipping occupants. Wien sll 10
sight had been rescued i: was found thnt Of the
| fourteen passengers in the sleeper three we're
missing. The darkness of the night, the coz :
fusion. aud the itc; that nearly all tho passen-
gers were Strangers 10 each other. make it DOS.
SIblo that ell wero rescued, but it also leaves
painful uncertainty as 10 whether there arc not
several persons dro8ucd. Six passengers went
down With tho car but were rescued, with the
ezeeplloa OF man named B,opc. A careful
search for him was made, but he had 20! been
found at last accounts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GgvKRNCR
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCH BURG.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JhMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEPkR.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
+. ". MCKINNEY, OF FAKMFlLhR.
FOR THE HOUSE CT D3LEGATEs,
JUDGE CHARLES K. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

HORSE ATTACKED BY a WTASEL-A
rcmslkab'e ircidout occurred recently uton
fam IN So,Ilaud. A isEmpr wrs ploughing il
one ct his ficl:s, which WAS nearly conf It'd,
ard Vas passlGg 10 Hihln loot or two Of tic
fanco wall, when Suddenly, sni 10 the surprise
OF The i.rmer, ouo ct The horsis became rcs,iye
and wild, aGd refused 10 pltc,ed in his work.
This Was au unusual circumstance, and the far
mer Was puzzled 10 make Gu! tho Cause cf il.
Selling tho rcios 10 bis ha6Gs he walked toward
the hOr,c's hctd ahcu, 10 his antonishmopt. ne
found that largo weasel had attacked tho
hofso 10y sprlrglug upoo it and fastening its
teeth IN The frightened animals neck. Il was
moment OF excitement aud alarm, but lbe
larmcr YES equal to tho emergency. With n
we'll directed stroke OF the rcns the weasel wns
dlslodstd AID killed. The horse soon recovered
from his fright, aud 10 duo course plouebinu
was resumed. The cause OF the daring sttemnt
upon tho Torso WAS explained upon the return
Journey, With the plow bredth nearer the wall
where at tho place of attack The stock turned
over nest OF young Weasels, tho objsct of ary.
lous socltudot to the paront weasel. Il. was The
well grounded fear Of hsrr TO her young that
had inspired The heart Of the parent weasel 10
perform az sot OF daring TINT ono could almost
regret should have been 80 DISASTROUS TO itself
and progeny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

CHINESE STUDENTS GolNG HoMe.-Tbo
Ctlaese + 'ucational Commission Home, estab.
lshed in Hartford, Ct., several years ego, closed
its d 'ors on Monday. whom tho last party of
students, twenty seven 10 number, started for
Chlos. ID charge CT Commissioner Woo and one
OF tho teachers and servants The fiae build.
ing. erected by tho Chinese government two
yosls ago. will be sold. MIR. Yurg Wing, at.
teched TO tho Chinese tg,tion, and who has tos
tered this educntionsl enterprise ACE its noep.
ton, remains in this country for the present,
but it is expected will return to Cbioa next
woter, after the arrival ct Washington of tho
Chinese minister. who hos been recently ar-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

a LaBASTINK-Put up in bcxss of s It's
- each. Fivepcunds of Alab.ssine viii! cover
w square ysros, or 460 square feet two coats.
ings' Pure white ard variety OF beautiful
tints Price, in h., boxes-white, per H.. TO-.
all iints. per ID lie. Alabssline is a valuable
discovery: i! constitutes permanent finish for
walls ss,imll.ting with the plaster. and viii
never lake on. Sample cards Of hints msilcd
eepIS E :. LkADRKATRH G. nHIl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

y ifIlI package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free uf chor,ra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
Mothers! Mothers!I Motherslll

For sale by K. s. Leadbea.er s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
By L. #. Lucas, Aurtionerr

nN SATURDAY. October S.h, 1881, A. II
~ CLOCK r., in front OF tho Market building,
On I, EoyHl street. VIII sell at public auction,
LOT OF GROUND with the improyemorts
thereon, consisting of TWO STORY BRIOK
HOUSE, fronting 60 feet on Payne street. be-
tween King and Prince. and luaning back liz
ieet, oelug the property of which Mrs. Caroline
LrellGs oied sclH ID and possessed. Terms cash
eep2S-.d JULIUS URRIFUS Admit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
A Human Hog.

The Hungarian press reports remarkable
feat of ea!iog and drinking against time said to
have been performed by ytu hful Magyar,
residing in Grosswarden. This surprising
trenchermsn laid wager. aud is declared to
have won it 10 sveral minutes and an omelette
to spare, that be would between the hours of
$3.50 z NJ. aud midnight, d=vour the fol-
lowlt 6 oomestibles. it being clearly understood
that lhere should be full portion OF zach dish
in succession, any TWO OF which portions may
be estimated as constituting hcsvY meal for q
full grown adult blessed by nsluts with lively
appetite. Rlast beef with parrks sauc, and
potatoes; Viennese veal outlet With psss; a
6llet Of peet with dumpngs; griIled pork and
pumpkins: half q fowl, fried 10 batter; bubble
and squeak; beef steak with posched egg;
fried calves liver; calves brains and kidneys;
picked veal; sewed beef; brolsd goose liver
and fficsssed fowl With carrots. He not only
contrived to STOW away al the articles euuuer-
ated in this comprehensive menu. washing
them down with TWO quarts of beer, four bot
ties OF old Wioe, aud three of arsted water;
but when be bud cleared the last of bis sp
pointed dishes-the clock disl then marking
ten minutes to tWelve-he asked for three ege
omelette, which vaoishsd dvwn bis throat be
fore the nour struck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Csysa saMsaasEsbE SaMkspkx aETk,

Consigr merts Of Grain, Mercn8ndise and sll
klnds Of Country Produce solicited. Special St,
tentlon giV5n 70 ell business entrusted to me
Promrt returns made. Ageats for Cur. 5erland
Bone 80 g Ammonisted 9upar Phosphate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

.>ukE CANDIES CHEAP-Brrksn Candy
= ioc lbs for 81; Balls and Drops l5c, 7 lbs
o. oesl french lS:, lbs for 81; Cream
-'o bons AOc per ID; Chocolate Cream 25. per
'%n ssle a. j. q. MILBURN'S,
deCi' 70 north Roys st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

The best IMPORTED Brown STOUT. LONDON
PORTER and ALE eau always be touod at Nc
BURNEY's STORE, isp28
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

There never was BETTER TEA for so cents
per pound than that which is noW being sold at
MCBURNEY's STORE. land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

Special contracts will be made with yearly nd.
Vertisers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

OFFICE OF rHR SILVER IsLET CONSOLIDATED ANNG(
LANDS CuNrASY,
% BROADWAY, NEW IOHK, March j 1871 =
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
~ of Company by authority specially conferred by me
Shareholders hereby call Tor Contribution or AsseSS
mcn Dollar per share payable on The S LAY OF NAY
NEXT Stockholders rrqucstcd Ia read and conform !" ne
stpuation their Share Certificates ~ failure Ia
nnv IL without reey the rate 81 seven per cent
pe anuun will be- allowed ON payments made prior io LIST
Mav 49, r.. STHONG. Vice Pre-drnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

In State bonds Tennessees were triile firmer Old
at 73. new at 727sQ729i, and new series at 72+
South Carolina o., non fundablc sold at 10 North
Carolina special taxes at s, and Arkansas 7s. Cen
trail Railroad at II. OF city bank stocks, Commerce
sold (lO) at SO, and New-York (34) at 144.
The dealings in railroad bonds were dull ana wins
out feature, except the weakness shown by the
elevated railroad issues New-York Is declined TO
ia and closed at 14s4, and Metropolitan first Us
sold as low as 1Ols ending at 1O2ls, and second
8s fell from "a to $500: Erie second consos were
easier at lO201O2ls, and Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first consols were L lower at 10S Boston,
Hartford and Erie rsts active, and closed Win
!. advance at CO.'S c., c. and /. c. incomes wero
per cent lower at 72a073, and Chesapeake anG
Ohio frsts series b, were u lower at S4i2 Canada
Southern first So were L higher, with small sales az
1908. International and Great Northern second
mortgage incomes declined from 1908 to S9's- sti
Paul consols were 1 per cent higher at l23, and
Southern Minnesota frsts y higher at 1904. 81
paul and Omaha consols sold at 1884, Wabash new
7s at 1Os and general mortgages at lOo+S loV,at
Denver and Rio Grande frsts were strong at lisa
Kansas Pacific consols steady ut 107i2. and nfs's,
Denver division, at 1908 Union Pacific coiia.e,A
trust advanced from 1918 to 1885, Texas sno IA
cific incomes fuctuated between ~ ana Go
closing at the lowest figures against 49, ~ % ha
The Sub Treasury to-day Loss $ifo'o'' v" 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
cALIroRyIA MIXIxG STOCKS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE 1nInrNr.l

LEADvIILE. Col, April GA personal e1aminn-
ton of the Dunkin mine to-day shows vast
of low grade ore averaging T23 net per ton. The
over all expenses Cf rZJ.GrU. Lurrr machinery Is
being put over the south shaft aud this will in
crease the output.
PARK CITY, Utah April 2G.-The West Ontario
Mining Company has no ledge and no title 10 any
property here. They are not known here nj all.
The company is wildcat. Further particulars by
mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, April 26-P VI.
The mining stock markets continue to be active
with large dealings generally at strong fgures
There, however, are some reactions, prominent
among which the Mariposas have fallen back 1l4G
liz per cent from their extreme advances and are
being studiously neglected by the syndicate when
would be glad to gee lower figures, but does not ap-
pear TO relish the idea of forcing them by sales it
self "The syndicate was formed to buy stock, and
not to sell short" The Comstocks are active at
full figures Leadville shares generally arc higher,
but Leadville Consolidated, as an exception, fell
from IS5 to 1.45. Navajo made one OF
its periodical fluctuations and dropped from 1.05 TO
S6ass cents Boulder Consolidated sold mp to 1.1O
Consolidated Pacific from 80 to Ito and Boston
Consolidated from II 10 800 10 cents; klsng sun
was steady at 2.S5 Gold Stripe sold at $50 and
Cherokee was weak at 1.75. Moose was dull at
$50, and Hukill neglected at the quotation, LOO
lis. Markets closed active and strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
6carbers.

3cafbcrs.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges Schools and Families with
hly Professors Principals and Teachers
Families going sbAk the country promptly suited with
Call address Miss NJ j.
YOUNG AmsasbReAa Foreign Tesehers Agency 70 Union
square. ErT1&L.---
MISS HESSkS EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
wi l15l Er1s&&sr~lTeacbera and professors provided
with posions fbH colleges ssd schools With competent
Miss H. 70 seiS Syprtent instruetors IN All she
refers by fs~eF % D Hamilton Fish, the Hors e1
Secretary Evsss ~ NJ. Cyras w Field
DINCKNKYsB AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
Il r-slsssS5ANU iEACHERS
1 Supplies s6h6olk ard families With teAeherA
q SUPPLIES teAThegs with positions.
q sens and rents eehoo properties -, $780,,
Eurshee sfrs1iars and gives information NJ the best
schools PuD1isbSsE.s =. School snd College Direciory
7-s.-lsS,t T. COTEsWORTH PlNCkNiH,
Domestic Building
cor broadway and lith ST, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
TUESDAY, April 26-P. N.

TUESDAY, April 26-P. N.
The Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad Company In
1859 operated 93s miles Of road and earned gross
81 $50 500, and net $3,o20,7s7 AT the end OF 1869
thocompanys capital account was as follows Com
mon stock, ST. 665 104 preferred stock so, 20s;
funded debt $17, l54 S41 total $34, 4,213, rep
resening OF miles Of road owned. The title OF the
company was changed to that of Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul Railway in 1873. BY the end OF
that year 1878 the company's own mileage had
grown to /, 400 miles, and the capital and funded
debt were increased to S53,935, 244. The gross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
saSfesal Notices.

e.
COURT d xsMsIoN Pleas, City. and
ScOrs Cosn Se eiSsps whose unknown
RSsss x sss So s SsG ssm
hereby sumss aswc the compliant ~, y 3 S a,or SaS
within TO SfaT s.ss Il S dc :srvce sIaa
s sss Of a. tss Sss '3 s ]" Dc taken
aa sSSss @ q a S%R .p nf'4 h tor
@ys Pcst once address and Onloe 40 WaTreast ,o.o
nance "a, are aninown competing the DIM = Gooh
Co. The FORGING o n he 'f Tc Hs iS
cc Of the Court Common Plea Of the sY and s CS6n 3
d.sd the g G S @s aR Of d ' cou p at the
Coui; House in said city and county ,xcros 4 N,opr
Mh2slswGw.wed IlainuTs Attorneys
NETWORK SUPREME COURT; Albany
sSS Term Rsnsoi ct psnS
lsreh 1850 and enterrd in the CLERKS once Of Albany
S SSSo +. G hereby S' given That The and
by .ad order duly APPOINTED re,ee. 70 ngos amy serap
The book records and payer OF .ad e SS o arr
nany III number OF poces force the
persons 10 whom issued and the value 81 can Q, si1
entitled dsrbatiye share In The proceeds Of The scur
Ties and Of The money he p for " e S Of sd py
the amount which each Of the persons ~ found
IN each case which each Of holders o. sad poll
ces is entitled to rcsS sSSp a 10 a 9G in ala order
20 aforesaid and notice hereby further given
a S s entitled 10 share in the distribution proceeds Of
said securities and cash aforesaid are hereby required and no
cics as aforesaid the value Of each Of said policies
The dSs upon ean ana sd 'he Of een and
money aforesaid and the amount which each % the persons ~
IoInS 20 soresad a, his once 40 broadway In the y
OF New.York on Monday the ga Gay OF NAY lssl AT ~
said referee viii proceed to hear and determine The matters
80 referred to him as Aforesaid WILLIAM H. sEVOh
Dated New.Yorh April Is. 1851. LAP 2o-st W. Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

Total cash liabilities. ,3S3,OUl
Balance floating debt s96s79 sl,9i2oo9 Incsls4al3o
1t should also be stated that the balance sheets do
not include the interest liability of over 81 100000
January l, 1881 that occurred the next day, Jan-
nary l. nor the dividends paid in April, 1850 and
1881 amounting to $06S, 93l in 1851, but supposed
TO be payable out of the earnings of the six months
ended December 81 preceding.
While the bonded debt shows an increase Of
FPS s22 800 from December 81, 1879, TO Decembc.
81 1850, the income account shows payments dur
ing the year for account of interest of 50 1853 or
only S549,076 more than the payment for 1879
But on the bonded debt alone given for December
81, 1880 the payment for interest during 1881 will
amount 70 over 81 100000, or $l,9OO,OOO more
than the payment made for that account in
1880 and will require net earnings of SO 9OO,OOo
81 800 600 more than the net earnings reported for
1880 10 pay per cent both classes of stocks for
the current year.
To-iays stock market may be dismissed With
few words and those not words Of praise. The tenn
per Of speculation was tame, and the market was
more weak than strong, and more dull than either
No one was pleased, and even from those indefat-
gable operators who by the exercise Of unusual per-
severance did succeed in turning an honest
penny. the market received more imprecatloEs
than blessings. Both bulls and " bears > and
commission men welcomed the sound OF the dis
missal gong with much the same feelings OF regret
that school boys receive news Of the masters Illness
There were no dealings in International and Great
Northern stock and Missouri, Kansas and Texas de-
cined from 40 TO 44l2. 1t seems that at the Office
Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Company two
shares of the Missouri Kansas and Texas stock are
being given for one share Of the International and
Great Northern stock, but the exchange seems 10
be made a. purchase Of the International aid
Great Northern stock for the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Company rather than by any agreement Tor a
consolidation. Houston and Texas Central was IN
exception to the general market and rose from 40 to
744l 1874 but whether because 1t is Southwestern
and is only little late in advancing, or because
some other consolidation Is on thhc apIy, does not
appear. Dull. even in its weakness. the general
market closed at about the lowest figures of the day
Government bonds, while not specially active, ara
strong and the bids for the were further advanced
s per cent. Holders of the per cents who do not
intend to present their bonds TO be stamped 32 per
cent are reminded that they can sell the bonds now
at d per cent more than they will be worth after the
option expires May 10. Annexed are the closing
nuotatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
Goruoration Notices.

--.
NOTWITHSTANDING or bids will be received
N AZ the ONCE Department 81 Puhhe Works until
Nav 4 1881 for painting EIGHT fHEE FLOATING
RATHs For full Information CITY Record Tor sale at o.
City Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
N Once OF the Department Of Public Charities and Cor
recton No &C Third until Apr ~ lse for Groceries
Crockery Miscellaneous For fuu hohAu0h see NlV
Record for sale al No CITY hau
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ once of the Of Public Chaues and Corree
ton No Thrd ave. until April 80 1871 Tor repairs V
boiler and 10 ship carpenter WORK onet MH ana
Fidelity for full nf0rAtOn, sec
CITY RECORD, for sale at No City Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
IN Department Of Public Charities and Correc
ttoa 60 50 ave. Until April 80 1881 for steam heating
work ofppning work and materials 70 be done IN the
wing to For full information sc CITY
Record, for sale s. Nc city Hall
NOTICE.-sEALED PROPOSALS will be
IN received the once OF the Board Of Education JAG
Grsndst Goa. and wood until April q, 1881 For full
information The City Record for sale at No city Hall
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
IN received ~ the once OF the Fire Department. 1873 and 67
un April n 1884, for boilers cor steam rc
repairing tie For fun Information CITY
Recerd, fer sale Ct No. city Hall
NOTICE. - SEALED PROPOSALS will be
IN received a the oce Of the Pre- Department until May
1881 for Forage xer fun tpformaton 30 City Record fer
ssle Is Ne Gig HAl