davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25
NO HUMAN AGENCY

can so speoiliy permanently and econnmicall,
cleanse the Blood, clear tho Compile Ion ami
skin, restore the Hair, and cure every species
OF lthing Schly and ScrOfulous Hum0rs % tho
skin, scalp and II ooi as ,Lo Cuticura RoIne-
dies, consisting Of OurtcUHA ResOLvgsr, tho
new Blood Purifier, anu IUrlCCHA and CurI-
CrHA SOAR, tho Great skin cures Ask your
dtugRis, about them, Right here In this town
you may hhi evidences OF their wonderful heal
ing powers.
'0t Sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin uso CO.
tlCtHA SOAR, an xquisite tiiet, bath and nur,
sery sanatiNe, fragrant with delicious flower
olors aud healiug balsams
tutlcurA Hemejies are Tor sale by all drug.
gists. Price oi Ct ti'uR., Medicinal Jelly,
small boxes 3nc.; large boxes, ~. trriCuEA
RssolykhT, the new Blood Further " psr
25c. CuTriCtrA Medical SnAvIsa soar
l5c.i In bars Tor BARRIERS and large con suineIs.
900. Principal depot
WEEKS & POTTER. Boston, Mass.
80 All mailed free on receipt OF price.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

She laid her cheek on the easy
chair back against his head aud
murmured "How { do love to rest
thus against yoar head, Augustus y
"Do you ?" said be. 1T is because
you love me-" "No because it is 60
nice and SOFT" Then he lay and
thought and thought.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

The fashionable artificial flowers
to be worn with dress costumes are
peonies in all their varying hues, and
buhchss OF white lilaos with whito.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

one coiLIss' vorrAiC
ELgoTRIo PLASTER, cnri.
ing % cents, II far sumo
rior to every other elecs
trlcal appliance before
the pUblis, They instant.
Liver Complaint, Mali.
md Fidney aud Urinary
DO worn over the pit ot
kidneys, or tany affected
IT,. Sold eSeryw hcre
, BOSTON, MASS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25
What the Women Say at Weddings


What the Women Say at Weddings
Tho following remarks have most
/ ly been said timo after time at all
our "tony' weddings. and will be
said again aud again on every such
occasion
Horo she comes !
Pretty. isn't che
Who wade her dress
Is is surah silk or satin :
Is her veil renl lace
Shes as white ms n wall
Wonder how much he's worth
Did ho give her those dlaDonds !
Hes scared to death
Isn't She the cool piece
That train Ia horrii shnpo7
Isn't her mother duwdy
Amt the biidcsmails homely ?
That's handsome usherer
Hasn't sho euie little hands 7
Wonder what number her gloy,s
are
Thcy sry hor Shoes arc iiyes.
II her bair isn't parted IN the mid
alci
Wonicr what on carlh she murri-
el him for -,
For his money OF course
Isn't ho han isomo ?
He's as bomely a5 n hcdgo.hos
He looks like n circus clown !
No, he's like a dancing master !
Good enough for her, anyway.
She was always stuck-up thing,
She'll he worse than ever, now
She jilt,d Sam Som,bod Y, didn't
Sue
No, he never asked her.
He's left town, anyway,
There, the ceremony hns begun.
Isn't he awkward E?
White as his collar
Why don't they hurry up
Did she say che would "obey p
What precious fool
There, they are married
Doesn't sho look happy ,
Pity if sho wouldn'tl
wish | was in her place y
What n handsome couple !
She was always sweet little
thing.
low graceful she walks
Dear inc what airs she puts on
Wouldn't be in her place for a
farm
I'll bet those jewels are hired.
Well, she's of her fathers hands
at last
Doesn't she cling tightly to him
though.
She has mortgage on him now.
Hope they'll he happy.
They say shcs awful smart.
Too smart for him by a jugful !
There they are getting in the
carriage
That magnificent dress will be
The way she does look at hiui
/ bet she worships him
Worship be hanged she's only
making believe
Its kind o nice 10 get married,
isn't il
No, its q dreadful boro.
Wasn't il stupid wedding
What dowdy dresses 4!
III never go to another
I'm just sulfocated !
Tired to death.
Glad it's over
Oh, dear
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25
Mia N and Morphine eaters cared NTH.
HuElEVEo out pain by themselves. send
UTlUW;,s ;,e%p yp,, i9r Rs,,isS,sr.;Ie s,an BATE

n z EOutft sent free TO those who
Anwish to engage In the most pieasau and
uOprohta bic business known. Everything
new, Capital not required. We Will fsyr'sh
you everything: 90 day and npwsfds II
over night. No risk vhatever. Many new
workers wanted at once. many are making
fortunes at the business. Ladies' rake ss
great pay. No ono who 10 willing 10 work falls
TO make NOR. money every fst theu eau be
made In week Mt any ordinary employ men q
roli to fortufE Address II, HALLkrr 40
rita nj, Maias.
kOot ~ issD.lY.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25
MARRIAGE

uuIdc for both SEXES, for the married aud
thOso contemplating nntflnEe--a brilliant, fsci.
mating book, acounsror for the mi lion on Health.
Disease, and the Physical Life of Man aud wuns an
pure In language, aud endorsed by physicians
SSieTSSGfrs SiTSS he oGrs dr.G' 90 by P g
who VIII pay $500 for every caso of private ot
shtonle disease Of either sex ho undertakss aud
fats To cure. Send two stamps for Guide TO
Box. 4 quiet home ior ladies' during con.
hnemeLt,. Rubber Goods and Circular Of
important Information, by express, 90 cents.
Or. A. G. oliN,
Kentucky Block, S1i q Clrrk St, Chicago, III.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

Brown IL the iavorite color for al.
tnnh.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

Ivy nigh standing collars are
worn in paris. A black silk
(s covers the collar and leaves
almost impsrceptibls edge
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

|s,s sSn0er proposes 10 fast for
n ';osScco :, :, crop Il saiL 10 be .
10 Connecticut.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25
COLLINS
vOlINc - &uicTn0
PlAsTERS

II relieve Uy jpepsIl,
ria, Fever and Agne q
Difficulties, and may
the stomach, over the
part. Price IS cen.
WEEKS n POTTER
, 1881-07-28
BRIDGEPORT sTINKs.'.

.sms Editor u Tne Ch(caQe 1ribuns, j.
fs,ssss. fo' July 7.-l nnt.oo fu this .noruIne's
7is,,ns.. an article commenting OH the Maj or's
hstl. pfascoutan OF tho unfortunate Canada
sush ima sssa tho entIro disregard on hls part Of
esl,,r,paa assant ordinances us thQso tn regard to
ia Rs.ose' Ra, concealed wcapoa$ stuall fruits,
thtoush = ahouls lsko TO cali his a.tsntlon
as pca1ssa so.t co'umns to On objectionable plecc
sa dssS;i dxsa 60 IN tho part qf Dr. Dc Wolf which
ssens,Seasts ~ Boon laseely nstrumontal III pro-
esA !ex SeeS. S.easo ~ tho death ratio durlnY. th8
potkstench"s .,w k.M,uw ~ tho intot0rnbl0 llFl1X.,.
st1y In ih% .s wtlctl asa ax4l, 10 rc9lIarus thoy
salcf,inu, uaSs Gtforu fIp Wolf "i,lvuatc.l" tilo
= I'D ~ PROCESS. UF course nothing tew cHl,
~ asi,sn%,x,t M th!s aue!ect, bnt tho sccAs uee nf
y SaGss9oig sogxssss an1 lew portinont Inquiries.
ssaeaasat II ench-factory ~ nuissuuo tAu
Ras ann .ulsconflnuca tho use uf the JuUtior-
ttl.sss stx,%t,as.ak, i, ,sk, &i!d II II ueyortuetpss
saal .l proti,cts.u ts.urhtnH Into tho atmosphere ttx
@st I4t Itxs ~ a asntei9osUo wauid 10 apt to con.
v h HeaIS+ 2hie!al llose vt solno subordinate
.at1aS cotha!!a Department was closed "
@sta 10 sba,pl pm Or by more qnAutiye siOp+
'as rendering 6ualacsa. TaeEo Il DO
, 1881-07-28
.pROHlBlTl(,N,'

Bosrox, July 27.-Tho Republican State Con-
yenttun Is oAll1d to moot at Worcester Sept. II
Mrs. blackwell and Miss Loavltt bayo asked TINT
thorc should be- appointed a Chairman OF tho
Committee OFT Resolutions who fhvors woman
8uiirnKe, tho former urging the rGNucaton pOlit+
tcal Rrulinds nnd Tho attor OIL those. OF teHpor-
utlCu, : - =
, 1881-07-28

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
A SCORE OF Gus
est, anythnx Init Il baTVaia LiN0LEt III sya,li-
IN0tnft.et =
, 1881-07-28

EOn SALE-To PARTIES WHO WILL.
IL build bE,pk cottNKss. lots ncnr Mllwnukt0 md
WestsFn.hvs. NJ hair price: tl cash required hfst
payMent on each bAlAnc2 long Hmo building loals
:aks hopscs, ,wyhsn comp1cted. .KEENEY htsos,
, 1881-07-28

7ItUN SA1.E-A> FINE lsES'rA UI,ANT,
II doing Kuth bnAtntsaI rent unIy ~ t,r tnnth.
viii nay tn inFesllRaG: Slckncta tuso for selling,
, 1881-07-28

e iot &s1luI 10 MI niloy, 1p foek uftt Of rwenty-
sGoond 3ssoty and baaomont brick buldnR. Htolo
An1 GAAeuiDnt used for bdt0ss, uprcf cur As Hf1ts
class hats. YIN soil this rrOneEe1 ~ pr!ce u Fet7
sI eant on the present 9 pa1tnX *"
, 1881-07-28

E,OK SAI4E-7Dxl01, FEET TO ALLEY
~ foot south Of tho NOW Nunrd Of Trnhu httild-
tnR with n1He good frame nuia!nHs on rented for
About E4M yeAr. 1TiGe E1Nu II tkk1n at uuce. Af-
niy 10 T. WEI /. L CO. UGnrborn-gl
, 1881-07-28
BUSINESS CILfyCES.

T1OIt SAf.E-ONE Of TIE. LEADING
~ e.xa5 s1tss y tn sisy' 'Ias rriai' tsado Of q 7
i!uuInrs sppy at ieoom IL u; AMsh Gtark.st u. II.
WELLS h Gu,
, 1881-07-28

'TNANTED-AfEN, 81 SAMPLES FREE;
w EN Der week Guaranteed energetic perfuns on
snIA cnp!tHt with nlr u0uAs. Send stnNp apers,
MEtkklLfa 4 CtL. = und - North ClaIk.st.. Ghcuxn+
HNANTEU-1 1U0 LABOEEltS, WITH
ArGher-nFa.; $l.73 Hsr fiHy,
, 1881-07-28

A GO14DSatlD, LOAN OFFICE. % EAST
IL Madison.ss. t'!cenkcd,. Establish he'd la. DIs.
uIund broker and bujlIun dealer, Cash paid for old
Ed Riid silver. diamonds p8AflA eto, 1tc Colorado
GEhIlEh 4Et8 f.6EElnE.at,. ilInYrt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
M. g.. Drieea were improved. however.

- M. 6rst urices were improved, however,
- IN tbose infrequent instances the better
,.ora made IN the first few minutes OF bnsi-
un.o market was somewhat more active than
- - ca.rrJ.v the recorded transactions being
-. 900 .bsres against 313,535 shares then Lake
~ hod no difficulty ia holdiAg It's recent lead
Ca. almost the first also In the SUN OF lis
- II opened hi CHER al 1917. but fell to 12344
20. Erie was not far behind in activity also
s..,,uc better at 4Gli, it declined only a from us
- nrice Saturday, closing at 45ls. Inc
an in Jersey Central was greatest
-. a9io to o44. and from tins lowest
,, Il had vigcr enough to recover only - 10 - ~
rS.w.re. Lachawanna and Western dropped ~
,..r, 10 l16ls. Michigan Central carly adVahoen
-. ,o7lo 70 1919 but afterward went down WIN
=. .ss, 70 1885 103ss. Canada Southern dropped
Am 76ls to 72li recovering nj the end 10 - ~
csn,,sl and Hudson yielded from 10 to iil -
M The granger stocks were slightly s'e"'ler'
va,,trest losing 1l2 at l2O. with sales 1T ll"i
ma st. Paul lis at 109's. Inc Iat''r
..sa at the lowest price for the day amer M
s.nn fairly well supported. The business III 80
p.al was small, partly in consequence OF ~Spo>i-
- 20 leave the stock in the hands of the Clique
~" s:.h Lately has been manipulating it. Union
p.s;sc lost 1Ia per cent in the final changes al
-, /, recovered from III to 114al near the close
p ,i Mail dropped from 30 to l6a 1913; Wabash
ANN AZ to AL, and preferred from se'l to s'''@
e and Lake Erie and Western. while eNcecdlnHy
anil in comparison with the active stocks declined
4 per cent to Asa. In general the market enu'u
xeak and somewhat feveIisl al nearly the lowest
figures for the day. .....
Government bonds were not specially acnVe'
s,apsactjons at the Boards amounting to TI6''o'V.
The sales were made at full prices. however ana
soa bids showed advances of i for Is and + each
Or the new issues. The IS were unchanged. An
.sxad are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

ANAL hut well-distributed business was done III
a,ate bonds Prices were sustained and in one or
40 instances were strong The sales comprised
Teunessee 6s Mt 73i2: South Carolina 6s non-Iund-
.h,e at lOl2; North Carolina Gs, special tax at ST.
.ad North Carolina Railroad issue ut 30; Virginia
a deferred at IS; Missouri Is, 1887 at HOS and
Alabama, class A, at 7lss. The sales of city bank
..ocks we're: Fourth 800 at 1874, and Mechanics
sed Traders (33) at 1903.
Excepting few favorite issues railroad bonds
re,e ntrelnely dull and the dealings unintercstng
pyoes generally yielded somewhat. but to this rule
there were remarkable exceptions Erie second
consols dropped and declined from lOl9i to lol,
,lsane at 1914; new funded 5s, which, as usual,
vYre less active, falling per cent to 3Gai ~.
v;ssouri. Kansas and Texas consols were u lower at
io7la and seconds q lowcrat 81. hut general mort
s,ees were unchanged at %. There was unusual
sstyity in Boston. Hartford and Erie iirsts. which
an to SIS. but subsequently, recovered to 5s'-a
Ssie with final loss of % per cent. New-lOrk Ee-
vsted frss further declined y TO III. and Metro
,o6tan frsts IS TO 1Oi. Indiana. Bloomington and
Western frsts fell off TO 9Oli a 90l2 against a2li
saturday. Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield
second incomes sl'rang into sudden ACTIVITY ana
foss from 90 Ia 81, closing strong at the highest
mice Lake Erie and Western frsts were dull bat
per cent higher at 100, incomes falling l. Ia 13i2.
ST. Louis and Francisco seconds class u, further
oQvAHce0,
Pacific issues were weak. incomes declining from
64i2 to s3ia6 S3a4, and iirsts Rio Grande Division.
hvm OH to 96aa
The Sub-Treasury today lost on balance 1879,
made upof currency loss of $40 1903 and coin loss
Of $J4S,672. THIS makes the total loss since In
DAY 81, 292, $40. Early loans were made AT > per
eent which the ruling rate. but in the last hour
considerable business was done at q per cent and
the market closed at that rate The European
neamships arrived since Saturday brought So 800
h gold bars and foreign coin. The domestic eN-
changes on New-York at the places named are
aaoted as follows: Savannah. lsd ia 4 premium;
Charleston, ls0l4 premium Ncw-Orleaus. II 5oa
e 30 premium;, st. Lonis, 80 cents prcmi IN
Chicago, par Boston. 40 cents discount. The
United States Treasurer at Washington today L.
evrd 300. 200 National bank notes Tor rcdeInp-
bon. The customs receipts were TlGO.OOO and the
Internal revenue receipts were S71OOOO. The
Clearing House statement to-day is a. follows: ~
changes, $l7S,7ls 19I balances, S65i3,222. The
transactions at the ubTTeasnry covered: Receipts,
u ,567, 091 payments, .S2.3S5,9GG; currency
balance, 81, 7OS, 4JB: com balance. S16G1 lob.
B The foreign exchange market was dull but fairly
lfm at previous quotations. These were unchanged,
Naaining rs follows:
pste<h hank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
LIVE STOCK mARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Apn ls.-Ho0s-Reccipts, 1900 head ship.
ments 1900 head mnke strong aud prices loa l' Lgr
All sold early closed nm Mih"d Packing - f5ah Ia;
Light 50 yOds6 20; Choice Heavy ~ 2JG 40 %, quality
very pour
CATrLE- Receipts, 1000 head, shipments 1900 head
market slow ana price, Zoe loNcr Inr 70 God shipping.
~ bOGSj 80 Choice 10 lravy Export - 1OdtS TO- me
quality OneDgi com Fed Texans ad Hall breeds ~ 500
g. 10 butchers AMI aiming strong at - jOdfi JO chc1y
Sass StaCkers aud Feeders, JOdSi sos Neals,
- 5Ods6 oxen a. 7JG$i 90 Calves per head go JO4 81
Mikes, g2ua4 %.
srEf Receipts, $500 head shipments, 100 head good
active tld ami lO12Oc. higher Corn Ped Texans, ~ 30
NebTakA 50 Fair TO Good - JOd = 30 Choice Ia IKtra.
81 1896 30.
LOUp, April lS.-CArTK-Recrlpts $40" head; ship
menis zoe head offerings o AL gfacs large prccs
lower ali sold Exporters 1895 lOs iait Ia Good steers,
81 lOaS5 60 Common ~ Medium, ~ JOGf Huicher
hLeers - 2sati 30 CoMs and ueieIs, ~ 00asA 1Oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
pEOPOSAI.S FORFUEL, FORAGE, STRAW,
L nIATIONERf, sc.
% fUf I'll AEfl.NA-liK'~ lTrAAfl


JfffFE~uNAIitt. ~ ApIl =, l~0l
STAlTD PROPOSALS., 300 tf l'i'. -ilJ''t O. f ~ u
coiInnu, % %" rccc' ei AZ ~ 1H'" ni1 2",., u"'n
d., the 18th iab ~ N,f. ISL At which iH~ and
t,i Will %. opened The ilrsthru Of bhdr;r .nr iii
ni.- and delivery AZ tn, o. "t 90 Pittsburgh bud Nj itH
oats, iiaY aud stationery and Tor fuui~iir. "a
~ Pt-iurgh Nut ant Lamp tir,l AT th' National
NJ any. Ind aui de- cave li Nail"l
tr~frry 80 Louisville. l. 90 si,L quiut', a~ilY D' 81"
t.n- l., time during 3D., t- al b,guhus July
/. l-~i. and ending 1in" 81. lS~-.
PROPOSAL, tor rith,r ,aS. Tie stores mentioned "r for
qulu- than tln' who'll uslnlrfi VII De- lt,rf''.
~.lAi4tc bb'. for lr. fogI.'' and stationery ,h",i
10, un' The 1--we uin"n u~"iAt- tr IThi ." f'Ff ln =
a pls.> preference Mil BE- given to aItcirr"i 'o.p'>
q, ft'Hip, ton .
Ii-ri4T - stationery required viii Do furnished IN
arbitration tlS office Wht -iINdi ~ sample, ct sen.
90 W . b M deli. srir- must -t'iciiN 'nliiniin
~,tI'd prna~al,. tlpcae. HNi also be r~f''i ne
lli place FOR the following -Tsl'ft Ifff ihg
fn t, dr,of. during th- h-'t. AtHr aIfht iln'rl.
VIZ fnr painting htftps Tor hsint t'if"-'.
Tee Lsuuug Iubhc IrIsriy," AID Tor si''iie ru'ho
animals
iuh proposal. spccnr aiu- OF g" S"rs and iul ri"rn'
tr tlr'~fimtta glInf supple ihli al. POI. 80.
qu tha ~ hhiigg, condition, O." i" "n'f'f Pol,
hii- an ru, o contract IA, m'nt ~ VII hr JOY ''h'I
Iii.i.r,. cont, .nur proposal, -Loai D. NOR a. inj,
st'. fi FD.i' InIir." stationery. tuhtiaF Ht.i
ltor-. ~t,iu a. ti' fi~' nay h, i4. al
,.r,,-,,i 10 tlc undersigned JAWS 4 tklN
a,puty = 81. Gea.. l. - 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
COTTON MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

&Ssts1A, April ls.-Cottcn dull Midding. l04c.; Low
s s'sc; Good Ordinary SIC; receipts ga bales;
ftiioax April ls-cotton quiet Middling 1876 Low
lQse Good Ordinary De-; net receipts. 92J bales
sx<5bales; exports Ia Great Britain, SSl bales coast
sAS bales; sales, spinpers, 40 bass; stock. 1868
2<er Apr ls-Cotton duli Middling liisc.; Low
-, IVY Good Ordinary g,se; net receipts, o2s
Hz@.r lSeS bales stock To- 1923, v esles
Sst ste:; Good Ordinary Sc; receipts 342 bales
Z It6 bsles stock. l0.2l3baes.
- io Arn DE lsSl,on qu'sa Mi 90, T c' 10y E
e eeAstwise, .is7 bales; sales. 300 bales, stock,
Good Ordinary. sSc net receipts. 2. oO bslss;
,iee exports y great Britain, 5000 bales to
sses y the Continent 30 bales coast wise,
! -, n2S bzes stock. 7,rOo bales
April ls.--cottor qaiet: Middling, loase.
XfkA xpf1l ls--CottoL steady Middng, l0Ac.; re-
Fk 49, shismeDts, $500 bales sales, $50 bales !,
A}szl lh.-cotton quiet; Midding. IoLc;. Low Mid.
~ 800 Dfdinary, SiSe.; Let receipts, S0i bales ;
WA 2SS bales; saies, 800 bales stock, 2s02i
Ezsz April ls-Cottcn euiet Middiine. lOa-c
T%S4 ~ GOOD Ordinary, SAr.; net receipts $3.50
ave esiss sales, 1000 eaies stock. ga 500
Ayt1 is;-Cetton auis, aud steady; Middling
IGS ~ LyI1 bales exports. cosstwise, 27S bales.
APnt ls-cetton steady Middnr. IL isc;
dv'fc Good Ordinary BE-. net receipts, 3
- s6ioS bales exports 70 Great Britain. 1000
80 - eassi spinnors, 67s bales; stock. ll.6Oi
- R apn ~ ls--Coston dull Middiins. Ioic.; Low
~ q se xo9a Ordinary. ssc.; net receipts. 1919
4lfsl is:-cctsos eaisf Middling. iosc.; Low
e. tsso hass, sass. 100 bales; stock. Ss.f f
~ o asIS ossn.s steady, Miadins iosea
80 40 paics; stock. Alb halesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
PROPOSALS fer INDIAN SUPPLIES aud


1 "A D.. q
MA.HfNrrYN, htrrh 81. I-ti
srATp PROPO~ - :. ifip-d Proposal, Tor t' ii' o.
I.,f Clothing IIi--roft .tni. q .i. we Jas -f
ard te. ~. ,nTili>."urt "i l"i a" ill.- N", ,
a.. Nnmi, NAV . l~! for mui~ins il III" iuiian SEP '"
about ~uuNnp nuud- ~ Bacon t"'n l"unN- ~ ,'i"
Powder. 2.5otiWu pounds cora, t,"tFV 'Nl. ONE.
N.aHtupo ruIi.- Flour, "a .,Hu pounds t''h ", " il"
n %, flr 3D. pounds iinuy 'pn ynumI- 4hi. 10 >
bAirl- Mess luik -iUu lu1It- hl', -'r P.u'' o. =
r.tt,.f Io.i 49, .fHiNhl j"l'if
soap slu pound. s-l i..iprD1 ioiiHs Susai AMI : 1919
Ir.' ni"i.t. wo,.n and cotton Goods trnr-.-tas in
,,If ~ In tuy 81; 90 ,ars: ~faniai ttl', DnI ants,
irllng {. 900 wards, Duch ft'' from All sizing l'ytmb
NatC- Denn-. lS,po0 Hafdr; bingham, "N" Nai"- nm
In, Jeans. 2tOOD Aaids Eailn l. i,'N !ai"- ht"nh
~, a.hssi ~f'ting tNp Aaft-.
,kor, -hIuy y OOn afr air" shifting 100 ards;
Nln.r, $500 yap-, Clothing, brh'Iltr, N"t"hs laii'
M, N,ii,a ~upl,H Let 81" u tlaut"u- art
d. such A. Harness, fo~-. Rake f"hr a.. aud i0t 10
wagon, u i"r the solNic ~ Al pi 'rlV io Ik"iI
Yaa aud To- be ei,"r, al che ago hansss Iiiy
H. transportation f,r such % The supplies Gol- AL ~
IDLE. hat map b, c0hra, In 10 DE delivered ~ To
.is must De- made out Cover pnrnt blanks.
Shdu- the kinls quantities ~ sub stencs
supp- required lot each Agony AMI The kss ,ii Sitit IL
% m gfu,. an other grl, and articles. together With
blank pni.al, and forms for cuniract and bond, condition
observed by br-. urt a plsc. 0l ds.ifogy t"rn- ~
r,Dtfutt and and
Indian Ohrr Ia Washington Nos g. and - Naosisr.
IT,. NrH York. VIM H. Lyon No ir3 broadway. New York,
saint IOu Paul cayen~ orb. san Francisco ouahs
chez aud the Postmaster at Svur ti.
BIDS viii be- Opnrd al The hour ami day above slied AMI
bidders are invited 70 be- present 81 "a. 3prnins
CERTIFIED CNEakN.
All bids must be by certified checks npon some
Iuit Sai.s Depository Assistant TREASURER Tor 81 Iss
FIVE PER CENT Of the amount u he proposal c,,ot
Acting Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19


HAYAND ornAW-n m~'crai. .ac g. about -ea'ly rites,
particularly for ID" lHe s-ai.,: ~tltirr u's "t..
Long rye 81 O,d-l 10 >hort d.. sao ,U,.. osi 5uc
uiDL>-Ah price, arc ir' Aed m".'l" 'a'- De- .n
MolS Continue quiet except The tew small lots shat air
- 1'i.7-NsT lean i".I. air. ,"n.non 10
tc,t, q3'e in In.a',irAi- Lon bud, Hh'an, aud
',,,.1, IA royto i.i,a -, ,'. ti.l'.L I.l g-c ~
SAVAL STotES- no-i.-q quiet aad un,l,nsed orrain'd
to Good Strained. p c'1si g.. stock beg. '-.. DO.
spirits TuII"uno Wa st.nr'f nnd CUNT 'nthrfh, in
w"rr hrmcr STOCK hrl' 80 bb'N lar. . I2L@s J0
soGE go, SDis' i'y ii,eh. = u,
q, LAN fil-i. III s-Ia,T -r.'"n .t"a a. gu't The
Wei I'D down ly lie prolonged nlciiii, i,riIDy, -.a
i"93 Gpsl s ,II,' ga '1 ~ H. .i -, i
b,ls Apis. % I'd 900 pkys lloon It, ~. Co.,: 100
,'"ods 20 London sie,ln .lnin q"""' A'sG'd '."1'
Iaeon Esd. Chce~', ", ' i,s ''i.os AN. Hfain
fo,d Cd N,~., s.,ic. steam" 500 lu, ,ria on ,oir
I'D. hsf PIT - s~, -" tom, i'". '"- lii'-'r
q American bark 80. ton. I" ncn", }ie- p,nrrn cargo
,c i cubic foot anoiAeI 40 tons oa iI'hH'nd t' do,
rETioiEC 81 Refined for export dun and lover. no
ns ~ t,r 70 ,I - hay SD,'g" ' i
~ -, IN lidldtphtoi baltimore ~ -. ,- ~
al%c orHd. los "pehe at u ~ soC at ~ ,0oo
PROVISION s-POHK-Nark shou, 800 per tb HIGHER.
ol"snr t'iy nm; n'dtiate tAI"t nqnry fanny active
%, 81; New 10 GIs family iies.. sio zoos lbi,
s.r'cpeei rs q "a Nr-s @$ = % 81.
IL 20 BiE 1G 4 s haG a,mand r. tT i
Mss f2i%sss rsciei ii4 AID FANNY vi Me. i'i
s;t1s2S So as 70 5raad 49, ClT NAT S1de Sef
90 f.cai'@ iiams, 5%GSc smoica iarns 10, e.
smoked shoulders 7la7 Nc. MiDLEa higher WY
CIrs gs hRsSpp H6GS shade rri lar Eth in
qgiry Gy Heavy s@a4sni sg o I rig, 80 , Lar l
saps the coo hSss very Hf sS S lS cu as pus
laigely IN The Nay ana June oons sal 90 ,s Prime
on last eali ii SOC 1000 tcs Ap Gj9I 6c, cds.ns
lis &C. 900 June II 200 ~ - closing ~ "a
iSoe ~, nd lGs NY ,S' coss L.
elubei i.9jc 40 cs October i.ql9ose cloane l2oje
i 95 III mid Ea. S.'i ltSei2ei 1R -
Has May i@S2 fGi@ ~ az June ,i 1 10y
3io.sI. i2SI2o;s seller year icg9: aloggsse; eiIy
li.s0e:i neGIed quoted re Tor Gontncn, -
co SLATE Eye comm sH S"a 70 Choice %tern
cnhEsE-nakt STEADY ~i'a i1.iY actts DEMAND
9sloc. skins Sasci Western Poor to ohoies Ioalse
r EGGS Saf, shade ea rG %eae e' Ssl VG
Long Island and NeTsJgsey iesc stat. Pennsylvania
KicE~Fairiy active; Common to Choice Carolina and
sEfps.osis. domestic Ylar.eed. 81 49, Calcutta LIN.
sTdAR-Raw IN far demand and strong Pair to
God 600 Es.Ds o 7l .' 10 h PSlc " io S
ssS 50; ff. c noe hhd e. "a
s. SSs snss s'V 6s%ciss s6s s Cg md
POWERED. 9s.a9'e Cut Loaf and crushed, 9'c Cubes
stc 9aIqlsea sss M:ed IN se C}nSc'i %i1.
EItra &C" sdsSe;i Yellow do do, 7S97 sei feho" &C.,
'sf ssSfl s: 1Sots4 l2'.si'o
Mamie .ss. IS ss9S M t S1SS Circular At
the low range OF pee. reported Las, circular number
q es e scieast oesed for sale and
alsI sye.y few aAS a, %tnS ae
would hr"- ''Ar sees. were inenea 70 Withhold