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into this new channel, enables the feeling OF eoosv,
that seems linked with the opening of the sDf0e ~ -
expression happier forms than puffy cbernbs a
thrOned upon the conventional eggs. Alpine aorasa
lilies, passion flowers yiOets and s1Owdrops shine a.
and graceful from the cards as II newly gathered
growth OF this custom OF sending taStef,I
greetings to friends has instituted department.
OF industry almost unknown before. The reauireInenrs
or statiOners have caused large wholesale houses IN
spring up, devoted almost entirely to ornamental eard
These employ special artists TO make their designs here
An examination Of the collections Of cards one of te.s
establishments, such as that Of Hdesheiner
d. Co., No. 325 Broadway, is at this Sea
OF the year exceedingly Interesting Nearly
every variety OF flower from the Easter lily the pansy
ia depicted. There crosses wfeahed In ivy and ss
rounded with passion flowers Birds peep out from
fancifuy c0Ored and swarns OF rosy cheruhs
gambo about partecoored Egster eggs Many OF these
are heavily embossed. the flowers OF designs being
raised considerably from the surface OF she Soma
are made up in book form, and surrounded with sk
fringe. Those which most readily strike the popular
fancy however, cards depicting children In various
attitudes with eggs strewn around inclined en-
bedded In flowers, with daisies and Easter
flowers and cards bright with vioets aud fruit bios.
SONS.
IL Is intended that reception shall be given A.
Bridgman by New-YOrk artists before be returns 70
Europe This pralsewOrthy intention has been cherished
for time, and In the last week efforts have been
made to put 10 into definite form. supreme effort was
made yesterday afternoon when committee OF artists
was 10 hold meeting IN regard TO the Raii. Unfortu-
natey, however the innocent and trusting artists form
lug the committee lost their in the OF the
great city and unable TO nd each other Therefore
the meeting IL postponed. But IL il probable that a
sarongs rooms, IL Unonsquare, on Friday or Saturday
evening,
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THE REMAINS or WILLIAM PENN

PHILADELPHIA, March PA conference
was held TINS afternoon at the Historical Society rooms
an the subject Of tho celebration Of the two hundrcdth
anniversary OF the founding Of Philadelphia aud OF the
state OF Pennsylvania. There were pfes'h'
a i,lut committee OF the Legislature, a
Ioint committee Of CITY Councils, committee of the
Hccntennial Association ~ Pennsylvania ana the
officers of the Historical Society. rtsolution was
adopted that committee Of three zach from the various
orders represented pnd such other ORGANIZATIONS as may
desire be appointed Orcp0rt place for celebrating the
anniversary tue landing OF William Penn, the probable
such other matters they may deem proper
Mr. Wallace. president Uf the Historical society
d he mad recently from DISTINGUISHED Phil-
.,,r lph!Au. long a -ucuJ England proposition To
remove at hs own expense the rema's OF WuHdm rem
Ia fins city, Mr.. Wallace sad he ana not give us halc
br,Ils, ne mad not been expressly directed a. !et ~
,yr pubclty 10 the nader ana then read the itt!tr,
aiding trut he Lan opened correspondence Win tne
writer on behalf OF the Historical Society,"
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HART4RD ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Boston, March 1.-THE Harvard athletic
exercises were held to-day. The st event, middle
weight wrestling GAO aud 160 pounds), catch catch
can called out E. s. Perne Of 49,. A L. Mills OF
49, Mills forced the fighting. and after graphing once
or twice at the end Of two minutes and fifteen seconds.
pressed Perne SO heavily that the latter obliged TO
ask 20 have the pOut postponed.
In the second event, heavy weight sparrng tho con-
tcstants were James OTIS OF 81 weight, 1S5 pounds,
and G. H. Kip. of s3 weight, 1872 pounds KIP was the
The next event. middle weight sparring between Wood
bury Kane OF 49, and Philip Richmond, Of 's3, was won
by the latter. ~ -. 4.
49, and Iummis, OF 81, won by Cabot In 3 min
The stauding high jump was won by W. d. Edmunds.
feet 6l2 inches. The tug OF war between the sOpho-
mores and freshmen won by the sOphomo-es, maxi
ING two out OF the three pulls.
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Dorsheimer were then called upon in succession;
and after them General Gordon spoke. lie received
a hearty welcome. all present rising to Their leet
and cheering him. His remarks compactly were rs
follows:
Mr.. President: could name very many reasons why
ought not TO have been called upon. can name Dut
and hat is that lO " Know General Hancock
better than any man at this table. Applause some
OF you nave known him very much lonEer oUuDn
bnt none OF you know him go wen. maae
his acquaintance fifteen or eighteen years
ago under circumstances calculated to Impress me Wth
that acagln2ncSs. L3ugGcr TODD f @spe evaE in
the Wilderness OF Virginia, on the banks oil Ga
the Rapidan. I felt General Hancock, and knew him
then Laughter ana applause Afterward when tnos9
which mad introduced me TO him hAd passed. anu
he clothed with the double power not Only
over people with whose lot own had Ooeh cast
and when had issued that celebrated OldeI, McI nv
recently represented, but OF the splrlt Oh hGpaOuS
liberty. Great applausel' nOU ohy , MI" , n,
better then, but loved nun anu tf Io' b,pner
hour until his placed upon, " banner ,
at Cincinnati IN June last ana & n d
that and the grand senmen's OF llDeIty no nr
frodden rcopIo with whom nv lot had been cast
[Appausc was present on the grinu 9ccT5IO q. I'D I'D
clhndli "sn ne n,S oy.mt ms I could reach
as '0G 1ecg aph ofice the sentiment which
thrilled nv heart and every fibre Of my being fonnd
expression IN my pen when sent telegram To mn
/" Thank God for your nomination MAY, Tue
God of Liberty grant that you on SIa ritbo gs
of the country" ApplauscI wanted 10 greet MN US
a southern soldier who had fought him. lGreat APP
And now want TO tell Won thing for you = carry
with you. Remember that inc Sotn j. - S i
.tJnd firmly by your principles ana we
viii help YOU vet bear some such man q, the one '"
faces 10 victory and thus We may Ntl to-en salc
TIE institution, Of our common country threat "P
plausc.l
s. 8 Cox at n late hour was forced to speak, and
othor addresses were made.
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

The Rapid Transit Commission of Brooklyn
met at the rooms IN the PbelIx Building yesterday
morning. Mayor Howell and the editors Of tho city
daily papers were invited to meet the Commission on
Wednesday afternoon to give such suggestions as they
might deem proper Henry Mumford opposed the build
ing of an elevated road in Futons, and urged the tun'
neng OF the lower part Of the city the true solution
of the problem OF rapid transit, He suggested tunnel
road running through Adams-st. to Wlllouehby-st
thence 10 and under Fort Park out 10 the seventh
Ward, with brancn extending TO East New-fOrK ana
another Eastern District. T. X Horton was also
opposed to the construction of elevated road IN Full
ST II decided that the Commission would sit IN
tnLnre with open doors daily rom $50 20 lO.3O.
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PERILS or REVENUE OFFICERS.

CINCINNATI, March 12.-Dispatches from
GraysOn KY, say that United states Depnty Marshal
James Hefn with ten men, entered Letcher County on
March 8, In Of mOonShiners His first objective
point was Rockf0rk Valley among the foothills OF the
Cumberland Mountains The moOnshiners. aDprlzed OF
s approach, organized, and taking 3-pOunder brass
cannon left there by John Morgan during the war,
masked IL and awaited the MarshRPs approach. When
the Marshal and his party entered the pass the moon
shDers fred The piece charged with nails scraps OF iron
and the like, but overshot tue mark the MarshaPs
party. OF whom hurt. dismounled. captured
the piece and drove their Perry County
into Breattt County. The Marshal and bis assistants
are pursuing the fuRftiyes In Breathitt County
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pAMAGE IN cHAMBERs.sr.

A fire broke out on the fourth floor of the
6yestory brown stone house No 100 Chambers ST. yes
rriay evening" in the shoe mandatory Of b. Rothhoz
Tho flames damaged the stock to the extent Of 5000 ana
spread to Humason q sarc's mauufactory Of hardware
on The top floor. Thls was damaged $1,000 The STOCK
of runs and small arms Of J. Ludwig. on me second nJO
VS. damarel 81 900, and W. NJ. Fowler, dealer ih
Is on ne thiri 10 ~ suffered 10 the extent OF ToOO
Toe bldng. the property 81 Mrs NJ H. Bos'r OF No va
$40 .dway was damaged 10 extent OF $1,000 Inc cause
uI the iTg ~ NOT known.
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SENTENCED FOR MURDER.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Edward Powers, who
pleaded guilty OF mansloughter in killing the Chinaman'
We Mon last December was sentenced By Judge Moran
tins morning twenty years IN the Penitentiary.'
NEW. ORLEANS March ~ The motion for new trlh
in the case OF Mamie AlphOnse, Edward Cheviou aas
Perdue and Charles Fanar convicted OF the murder 81
Charles Burton. colOred, July last, was oVerrnu
and Fanar and Chevil have been sentenced 70 hao
labor for life. Marie Alphonse, convicted OF mbn,
slaughter earnestly recommended 10 the mercy %
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FOUND IN THE err PRISON.

Tonora McLaln, who was admitted to Bellevue
Hospital from No. li3 CheTy-st. March 7, and IS
now dying from injuries said 10 have been lnlllcted
by her husband, was unable to speak yesterday, and
Coroner Knox could obtain no information from her.
The husband thomas McLaIn, IL a sailor, and moth
ing was known of his movements until yesterday
when II was discovered that he had been committed
to the Tunbs in the Essex Market Court for lntox-
ication on the day of the alleged assault upon his
VITA. HIS term OF ten days expires Thursday next.
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AER pocroRs az MEpIcLNE.

PHILADELPHIA March 12.--At noon to-day
the annual commence ment Of the Jefferson Medeai Vol
lege was held at the Academy Of Music 10 tn's Guy
when COS young received the degree OF Doo'or Oh
Medicine or this 103 were from P.nnsyl @
az from New York and the others rom the Easoss
states In the Union with the exception on ono eve"
England France Wales, Canada, the lSlg OF
scotia Brazil, Nicaragua and Syria. tne ysi"sn0''N
address was delivered nY Professor bartnoioS'
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LLLrER.clRRLLR IN IROUgLE

NEw-ORIEANs, March 12.-Daniel Murphy,
one of ne odst lcIrrlcrB IN the service here. was
today detected opening letter which he had stolen
from the Post once. lc arrested and held ~ $1,000
bal 10 apprar bt lore me United States Commissioner
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THROUGH LINE FROM BOSTON TO oswEGo.

The consolidation OF several railroad COM
panes with the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western
Railroad Company is contemplated, and meeting of
the stockholders the latter company has been called
for April to take action this question. The proposed
union Will furnish through line from Boston 20 Oswego
and the international Bridge. William L. Burt, OF Bos-
ton authority for the statement that trains will be
run the route BY July.
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WORK VIGOROUSLY PUSHED.

DENVER, Col, March 12.-Several hundred
teams and working on the grade ofthe Denver
Western and Pacific Railroad between Denver and Long.
mont The contracts for the bridges have been let and
the work is being vigorously pushed
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INTERNATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 12.-Ihe International Bank
day Withdrew from Clearing House, and Will here
after do its cIcarinCs through the Commercial National
Rank Mr.. g. Lowcnthal, president Of the lnterna'
uona says that tni- action was taken Tor private fea
snIs me piu.np stock Of tie bank is 100000, which
IL d., prOposcd u double.
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assist him in procuring contract furnish the d TT4
required in the construction OF the aUnta lions
back and forth between Genet, Tweed and David
SON. that the latter before the delivery OF me o On
f9riai had ALREADY been furnished: This was Done
and Genet had the bill certified to by tne 1ovaT
House Commissioners. The Controiler anu nf ibe
Oakley Hall signed warrant for the amount VI Vno
b;If and Genet drew the money and kept 1t.
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Mon, Tues. WED. THIS.

The best American record in a SIX days walk, LAP
hours in length is 1855 miles, and the best record
10 the world IL 6197s both of which were made by
OLeary.
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NewYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY l88TRPLE SHEET

$3.50 and is Just now the fashionable show-dog
The bull-terrler is the faVorite dog among men
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Dress Alakina.

nRESSMAKING AND SEWING, BY THE
cav or week in anile with dressmaker work
a. home. MIS- LUCINDA BUTlEh, l4g Woat .Gtl.sL
nRESSM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to working in
~ nrst class families, wants fsw nts by
experienced after ana thinner. and
can stylish chircn elUtheA Address n. H. Tribune
UptO@n Once, LBS BroIiNAg.
nRESSMAKER.--A practical dressmaker from
~ ODOvans would ike few toners; cntiiRg, nttng
draping and Gesigning; moderate. Address MTs
KLEfr Tribune UplOWn Otlos, Las BroaiwaT.
nRESSMAKING.- Stylish French suits for
IL street. and uinnaf made 40 moderate prces
Dy competent person have worked ~ the day IA very hne
faulie will not O more peEe call address
Mis- CAsSADY, Pacific place. 26thst between Bth aud
1tbaveb.
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VNHE GREATEST OF ALL EVENTS
MoNDAx APTEREooN, MARCH %
ATTHE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
FOR SHORT SEASON ONLY,
PIT BARNUWs
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
sANoERs ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE
THE INTERNATIONAL ALLIED SHOWS
PIT BARNUM. ]. A. BAILEY. J. l. HUTCHINSON.
sole owners.
THREE GREAT CIRCUS RINasl
ONE HUNDRED USCHALLENGEU CHAMPIONS
steamer Loads Costly and beautiful ADima4s,
oil D EaSps 6a2 the wster q faSaSas co1
Amazing Acts nitHe'to UnthoGSat Of n Sae Siressl
Inunphahtly Displayed.
Simultaneous Action of Four combined and Dewildsr.
ngy Pc feet Sno.s sun sSsr 10 ase
sDeS,sSaisF Annals wv
An Investment Of So 100000 and daily expense Of
and Gorgeous l SsSssasSs SGySanS e ESsOe
CIRCLE MOL.
BARNUNs GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
CIRCLE NO. q
THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
CIRCLE NO. s.
INTERNATIONAL ALLIED SHOWS
Nine Elise pocErll Nine AdcsilO gorlon,. Emma Lake,
Awa,a Katsno4nID, W. III. Batchelor. Frank Gardi1ar
lanes b M% sn is in s5 Ti g fGp aSs
iolis few only Of Monster United Companies.
EDWIN BIBBY AND CHARLES HoErLER
Champion coast S q eaOi snn
oenerarTom Thumb and wife Chang the noted Chinese
GhnLi te woTl Aaoas Baby EsRhaqs ESenty Uts La.
ack Camss, Giant Grss broken 10 harness. Giant steer
frSSpe, Georgia Jubilee shoaters Highland BaspperS
Grand S stunt aT Sss aEe nsa T
TWENTY MONSTER ELEPHANTS.
1000 Janis Of Slippery snakea massive Blood sweating
Ing yenas Tigers Lions, Lsoparas PantneFS ana ManeAt
kySads q srElns attractions Impossible 70 Euumerate.
q % 5SEsnss s ami SpsT9 sS
Doors open daily stii evening at q an hour
Admission to oil so cents samptuOas reserved ohaa q
SATURDAY EvEHING MARCH 20.
an Unexampad Extraordinary. MindInspEna and 1rsns
cenaeatly Beautiful Torch Calcium and Eeet14e Light
Parade miles ia lenglh and SURPRISING all displays
w ProprietCr aad Manager NE. LESTER wALLAcR.
Tho masterpiece of been psOdneed with
MosDAY. TUESDAY s sD DS iS%ViG.SiSEsDAY EVENINGS
with the following matehiess
go ARRAY OF NAM 49, ..
MI JoHN GiLBEfr, M oSAoND TEARLE,
Mf, WILLIAM ELIDN. NE. M a. fLiIg nj =, 1stsa AZ
EYItE; AT p LEES2E AF y kE0 LEO az sr
" sTIs MA BON IPACE ana Hiss EM MA LORRAINE
pIoaI sGqssa H9S s gPsTSa osnEsaakEr s
s IN active preparation, Aud win he given with the same
eoniD leteueee OF tta
CAST. SCENERY AND APPOINTMENT.
In preparation TILE WORLD.
Also NEW fL1Y o. powerful and sustained interest
T,-kN up A JCISCO MINSrREIIS 4 Mat Sat(ly.
= THOMPSON STREET BIATs, Seats secured
- BERNARD BLuAANl tho Bird Han.
LRUNAItD and JONES
PROP. PARKER aue his Dos Circus
HAIRY KENNEDY and hia kupny to,ks.
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WEAR THE ~wn.soNAT GARMENTS AND Ii

CPRING FASHIONS.
NOVEL. STYLISH AND PRACTICAL,
NINE DEMoREsPs EMPORIUM or FASHIONS,
~ East lAlast and the agencies everywhere.
See the splendid New DeEgIsi
Mother Hubbard Pellsse" Olyete Polonaise" Paletot
Waite" Pilgrimage Costume" Laeile Blouse" Coquett9
Mime. Drnorssrs Portfolio Pashons" Is cents Demo-
Illustrated Journal cents "WhIS ~ wear ready
April l. 10 ceDts.
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DROPOskts FOR MILITARY SUPPLIEs.

III OEP0T QUARTBRNksTBR's OPFIcKr j. ~ OlRAhD-sE,I
PHILADELPHIA INN, March ~ 1851: }
sEALED PROPOSALS, IA irplicats. with cory OF ths
adyer the Instructions TO bidders attached 70
each will received this 0rce until Doon, April 90 SOL
forfnrnisbng Unted states department.
No Be delivered az he QnaremAsiAfs DepOts at Phhe
pbia Penn. Jeders0nyle ln1F
900 Axes 10000 Axhslyesi 1000 sh0veS with lone nan
dies 30 Trumpets 500 Trumpet cro0ka 10000 Tent Pas
lIO0O scrubbing Brushes 10000 yars DARK Blue WOOL
shrnng Flannel, g.. 10 ounces; 1coOO9 yards canton
Flannel .,- -. =. n.r.,.,
iseOo Belmsts 10000 Helmet Eases 1900 Top pieces
ADD SPIKES; $4,000 Sde BnIo1s, assorted; l1OO " hiIe
Metal Numbers 1900 Campaign hats; $4,000 FORAGE
inrs 100 90 pairs White Berlin Cloves 10000 pas wool
Mittens 1900 pairs Arctic CvershOes 2tOO0 WCoien
Bankes, 100 yards 81 Facing Coh 10000 yars sky,bne
Kersy "a heavy quality IJ00n yards caro- LINING fIa;
mel 1000 Ga Dark Bus Flanne for Houses 1O1O
Yarps PADDING 1900 yards ciesa gov ounces k
Twist; 800 pounds Linen Machine Thread 44Oo 9ozen
spoo Cotton 4OOO goss Coat ButtOns 5000 cross SHIRT
Cord AZ oOJ Gilt Buckiss 250.U00 yarls White Tape
IddeTs are Informed that all Articles viii be subjected 70
rieId inspection; full compliance Win the secihctos
VIII DO insisted and thi no articles inerfm 10 ihe
standard will be &C cepted. . -. -. -, ,,a.
preference viii be given articles OF domestic production
md mapufacure conditions Of price quality being e1nl
Bidders Informed that these goods are oeVeraD
ana payable on and afIer July ], 1881 -, -, -. L.,
OF printed Instructions 70 bidders ana oher W
Envelopes ntaiung pr0po GALS 20 DO Endorsed Proposals
Suppues aud addressed 20 tue undersigned
D. H. FUCKER, Asst, q NJ General u s. A.
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gisamboats anu RalIroaos.
RALTTMORE and ONO RATLROAD.

. Id - 1917 duu OItlO AAiLhOAI'
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
IN 49, ~ fhiiadelphlA Baltimore and WpfhnKtol.
n - after Dec PASSENGER Trains from Central 4
SeWgefsey depot a. the foot Of liberty st. a. toilows
pror ers Sunday Tor Washington ana West with
p baby for washington Cincinnati Chicago and 81
cas 70 tram runs through 10 Chicago also through
ossS 3 ~, Hsy for Washington and the West with
I a1i New and O. PALACE sLEEPINa CARS attached
No other line makes faster Iimo to tbs West
PM - " " - 49, " W. -" 49,
rrncDal NewYOrx Office si5 Broadway also 04i Broad
Tcse secured and baggage checked to destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
n NeEYOgk foot OF Liberty.st station In
IIeiY ~ december !, 1sS0Jeave EewYork foot OF
SSq mFSr Remington Easton Allentown Reading
$50 a m.For schoole7,s Mountain Hfrh Bridge Branoh
~; r estern h X, Eason, Allentown. WHkesbarre,
SAB q. m.-For Flemngtun Eastou. Allentown Reading
ltartisDnrR Maaeh Chunk, Wlamsport Tamaqua Drfton
HDucOhe Y pper lehigh, scranton, &C.
OF pennington. EastOn, Allentown. Reading
rssDSnng MauGn Chnnk, Wayeriy, de-
DI1ai00n, Wikeebarte. Scranton. &C.
s1oa Ill., sc1ooeys Mountain High Bridge Branch
t45 p. u--For S, mergiile, Flemington &c
ocSV D. in-For Easton, ID, I. and W. X X, AilentDwn,
heading Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk Wiikesbarre &c. y
Suay trains leave at b:A5 II Bound Brook
snrn na stations ~ oSO D. M Tor Eaaton Allen
For Newark az 5;l5 Gl5 645. 7l5 1916, 8I5 si5, 9l5
aia% ~ i6v l;Lo m: ~ M, 3, $3.50, I, 1880 639t
o:so o o;lo b5O 7l5, $40 S;l6 1915, lllD, "
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" connections
70 ana ron Jersey City station
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BLOOM s.,
4s and 80 West 14th-St.,
NEAR SIXTH AVENUE.
proposaIs.
PROPOSALS for BUFFALO 0yERCoATs,
i PUB CAPS and GAuNTLaTs

Z
LILO GIRARDGT. PHIL ADRLPH1A Benn. Feb. - ISL
Sealed propOsas tripicat with o. this aave
will BE- TeceYed at this ONCE I'M
noon, Apr 1881 for furnishing chs u
with $50 Buffalo OYerooatB 3O1o uskIat AZ
Buifalo Caps. 1000 pairs 1askrst 0F naal0 GAinte
for delivery eIthec tue Jeiersohvlo
npi or Phiaielpha (Penn Dspots Of the Quartern1es
Department, bidders informed THAI al articles w
rigid inspection, abd that full comphance
with samples will be ipsste1 upon AMI that NO
article interior T. them will be accepted ,,,,,
1he tho rght 70 reject any or Al naA
preference will be given 10 articles OF domestic oIuouOn
AMI conditions o! price aud qualify being equal
BIDDERS informed IheSe goods deliverable and
pas able and after July /. 1881. -,
further Information apply az this ONCE; also ior Ok
tanning proposals. 10 be irdosed Proposals
for Buffalo AID Fur Caps and 0aunuets aud al
ufoS''1 :" D. IA RuCKER Asst O NJ. General U. 8 A.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE

For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
erty-sL ~ ~ - - =, " =" -A ~
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Green ss At 7l5 o. TO- Has
M 1850 $50 ESQ D T. ll:3o ~ y N. On sunday at
&45 q. m, 6:30, z. ll30, IL p. m.
For Third and BerSBsts, $3.50, HIS a m. l30 A.3c,
6;3O .. m On Sunday at6ti5a N
for Trenton, Warren aud Tuckerss 550 7il5, 10. l5
a. 1850, T. 4.y0 4i5 $50 81 ll.3O ~ D. IN. Sunday
6;45 & M $500, z llf8l ~ p. Tu
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NHU-fork
Prom Stations PHILADELPHIA Reading r. Ninth
aid Greensts, at 1850. 500 $50, IL ii5, 341.
bttO $40 1880 ~ On Sunday NJ $50 nj 5;3O, Gao
From Third and Berkssts At A4B $40 s,Is a. nj lao
$40 llis0 p m SUNDAY a. s;lO M 1850, 1850 M .
Frtm Trenton, warren ana TQeNer-ata, lf2h AGO $40
ESQ., sOA 1905 Ii $40 244, 4.2A $50. 7s2S 5z5
p. Sunday, li20. f:26. O:2O a M. b:l6, 1875 D.
Connection n nlde Cty Station o and frOm
BROOKLYN and Eric Depot Jersey City =
pa PSI s23 Bro,dSay and a. the ps!aSiRal loes So
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