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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-19
1881.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical, BY Its able and scholarly discus.
sions of the questions of the day. well as by it,
illustrations-whieh are prepared by the best art
ists-has always exerted most powerful and
beneficial influence upon the public mind.
The weight of its influence will always be found
on the side Of morality, enlightmsnt. and refine
ment.
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OUR CLUB RATES WITH
"Purdy's First Recorder ana
EAfI0gQ Gardener -

The FRUIT RECORDER AND COTTAGE GARrENEK
IS l6-page monthly paper. exclusively confined
70 the subjects of fruits, fOwe and veget bles.
and Is edited managed by A. M. Pu dy, q life
'Ong practical grower. Price l. Ga year.
We will send the Weekly Wing Chronicle anc
the Fruit Recorder for one year r 81 .85.
Daily Chronicle by mail, and the Fruit Recorder
ore earS8.25. go
Daily Chronicle BY Carrier and First Recorde,
one year $3.50. 80
specimen copy Of the Recorder may be OBJ
ia ned by addressi g A. NJ. Pu dy, Palmyra, Y.
md free specimen copy OF the Wing q Chroni
Gle can be OBJ ain BY ddressin2 Wing Chroni
Gle Pts. Co. Knoxville Tenn, E5 ~
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1NCRIMINAL COURT, KNOX COUNTY
Francis Armstrong VS.. j. Robert Armstrong.
Eli for Divorce.

Eli for Divorce.
TN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING FROM
| the till which j. sworn to. that 9 defend-
ant, J. Robert Armstrong. Is a nonresident Ut
the State of Tennessee. 1t Is therefore ordered
that publication be made In the WHO AID
CHRONICLE, newspa er published In Knox
vile Knox County, Temp. Tor four consecutive
weeks requiring he said defendant J. Hobert
crimin 81 court. ut the courthouse IN knoxville,
on the first Monday Il September, 1881 md
make defense to said bill or the same will be
1". ~-s Z. I. MALoNEY. clseA
susiQ.Hls -. ~ "a n--lI.il'I 81 B
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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The THREE above publications, One rear 5000. 10 90
Any TWO above named, One 90
HARPER's YOUNG. PEOPLE, One Year.........1 50
Postage free to all subscribers In the United
States or Canada.
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CLUB RATES
WHIG and CHRONICLE
Other Publications.
| g. Grand Unrivaled
Combina ton.
The RURAL NEW-Y0RKER,
The Representative Farm, Garden, and Home
Jour OF ameri g, with its valuable r
s7t Plant and Seed Dlstribu-
ton. and the ~
WING AND CHRONICLE,
Oae Year, for only So 10.
| All who subscribe as above will receive Gree Of
| tsa all charged the Qs-. f.
| Free Plant and seed Distribution
| Of The Rural New-YOrker.
These distributions have been maize during the
past tn ee years, and it is conceded by our first
| farmers and horlcuturists that they have intro
| dacet to the country some OF the most valuable
| TAI m. garden aud CInainehiai plants IN cuitlva-
In the OF sent distribution. # offers the How
| ing costly selection. all but Two of which have
| not vet been offered for sale In this country, and
| it will be mailed, free OF all charge, to Subscrb-
| ers Of the TWO JurnalS.
LIST. Tae VIII te Elephant Potato,
" the largest slze of the best quality and so ia,
rs tested promising to DO the greatest yieldei
| known. ,-.-g...
| ed. THE RURAL BRANCHING
| SORGHUM. = h
According to concurrent testimony from the
north, south, east and west. the coming fodder
It produces an average Of seven leafy stalks
| from one seed. ~ #'- .-es-
Sd. arg nteuu Asparagus. French.)
4 new era in tsparagus culture.
i 18th. GIANT DUTCH PURPLE
ASPARAGUS.
i N.B.-Enough of each of the above kinds Of
asparagus seeds will be sent to subscribers tt
| test both fairly. aFss lsa
9Th. WASHINGTON OATS.
| Tall Straw, Large Panielas, Heavy Weight
|. The SEED came from Germany. The farmer
who has tried them here. considers them BY IA
the best OF all the many kinds he has tried, anl
says they yield one-third more than the com
mon oats.
eth and 9TH. FOR THE LADIEs.
!. Choice Strains of Pieotees, Carnations and Chi
nese Dianthus, including.
Dianthus LhinensiS Heddewegi
4" albus T. p.
| I" STRATUS,
81 eastern Queen" ant
( /" "CrlmSon Belle.
Tested here {Rural Grounds) last year,
Dia,lhus Chinensis in erialis.
al laciniatuS.
In second package the following kinds VII
. | be und
: CARNATIONS. Seeds raised from choicest Va
, | rieties scarlet, white, yellow.
=. PICoTEES Seeds saved from double flowers.
4 No other flowers are more fragrant, none BET
I tie suited for cut flowers, none mere captivatin
o | for house culture. They bloom the first seas0
8 and are hardy II protected. r.
Thus we offer:
The w hiE and Chronicle
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-19

BELIEVING that Major Barksdale,
who was recently beaten for the
nomination for governor in Missis-
sippi, will be candidate for Senator
Lamar's seat in the United States
Senate, the Vicksburg Herald gives
him the following advice:
The greatest service which Major
Barksdale can now do the Demo-
cratic party of Mississippi is to give
it rest. He knows this, for it goes
without saying. In the recent con-
test he had more than fair chance,
for his principal opponent was
weighed with the third term. He
should accept the result as an indi
cation that he can do himself good
and the party a service by taking
tine to reflect over the causes OF
failure, and to moderate his views
SO as to bring them more into accord
with the conservative masses of the
peODle-
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" CLUB RATES WITH
HarDer's Publications.

We will club the WIG AND CHRONICLE with
the Harper publications at the following rates
Wing and Chronicle and Harp'rs Magazine
$430 Harper's regular price, $40o.
Wing and Chronicle and Harper's Weekly,
$3.50; Harpers regular price. S400
Wing and Chronic and Harper's Bazaar, $3.50
Harper's regular price, $40. .---..
Wing and Chronicle and Harper's Young People,
$3.50; Harpers regular price, $15o.
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THE New York Times has gloomy
in formation from Rugby. The dis
covery is made that there is no "real
soil " there. The English Garden
is reported as a sad failure, The
whole picture given by the inform
ant of the Times is dark one, dark
er perhaps than the reality. But we
confess that we have had misgivings
about the success of the Rugby col
ony, If agriculture is depended upon
to any considerable extent. We have
always regarded the Cumberland
table lands as presenting fine field
for fruit culture, and for raising
some kinds of stock, especi-
ally sheep. For the pro-
duction of the cereals, we have
always regarded this as a doubtful
experiment. We have hoped that
our fears of the success of the Rugby
colony would never be realized, and
that the experiments being made
would demonstrate the incorrectness
Of our theories. And we will re-
joice if this should yet turn out to be
true. And while we believe that the
Times picture is overdrawn, and
perhaps very much darker than the
reality, yet we do not expect any
community to thrive upon these
lands that relies wholly upon the
products of the soil which are the
staple in this section.
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1881.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

studying the subject objeetivesy ana from the
educational point Of view-seeking TO provide tina,
which, taken altogether, viii b Of the most service
to the largest number-I long ago concluded that.
could have but one work for . public library. ]
would select complete set Of Harper's Monthly"
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
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while the long experience Of its publisher has
made them thoroughly conversant with the desires
OF tho public. which they viii spare 10 effort
to crafty.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-19

NORTHERN TEXAS offers greater At
IN trac ions In way of good,cheap Ian s.healhy
country, mild cl mate abundance of timber and
water, di ersity of products, than any other re-
gon now open to settlement. In his ia tidlv-
d Nelop ng section, the Texas ard Pacific
liza lway ha in operation over 500 miles Of
road, along which To be had, at low prices
and on easy terms. millions of acres of good
ana cheap RaIirod anG Gov rnment lands hDt
recently opened 10 settlement torcirculals and
m ps giving tr thfm Information address W H
ABRAMS, Land Commissioner I. & P. Railway
Mar hall, Texas.
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ARCHITECT.
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rivals and departures aud rates, call on or ad-
dress R. A. Brown. Chronicle office, Knoxville,
Tenn
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KEN1UCKY MILF RY INSTITUTE.

D.. kf.. Six miles from Frankfort has the
A fuI aud a lie College Faculty, and expens.s
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"a e,a ma. COS, ssl. s.,. io, 1917 iiso 4ao s.7

sn go a,a ~! COS $751; a'i io' 1917 ii'0 ''O '''
80 ~, Van enJ--Court opens at II o. m-,Noe
PAr rs ic5s 1901 BIZ. 1lGs. 1885, Az lis1, l2eslzo
M aS ia56 $50, lece: e.. -, torn,
pas .Yr CorET-GESERAL TrEM-ieid by Judges snen men,
and Nehrbas- Calendar called ~ ~ a. m-Nout'
IN ., Room 90 City Hall Appeals from 0ruers
aasnresis from Judgnents-NoS y ., % Y k M "a
THAI shea e. Court opens at 10 a. M Held IN Room
10. CITY Hali-No. 72o"-C"'an"sn "s' 0""A ''
.s..n.o.,l for no Terra
PnI SyssioSs -PGRr I-Cowing. J.The People asI
1Sounor robbery Thomas Coudren, burglary
JONI fose,h Nathan Levy. grand larceny
snsn larceny the person. Prank Eeoigan P, uar,
Honn1 ~ Eeider William McNicliOls, burglaryi ~
ren pcheeca stewart, Julia Armstrong Inolnas ,,"n
Sysna larceny; Bryan Carroll Andrew Drumm, WcEclan
E ranu ROdnIan Doyls, forgery Nara NJ ,nrc
we III soier goods John Callahan burglary Iae'O ~
masT fi~Gldersleeve 1.-The People agt ~P Pc,eT Col
iooo,ss on,ns assault and battery Themes Mc3 Nc
nns Charles Boyle, Edward Brfen bnrgs,y lar
Do"u snrra avkcs grand larccnyi Patrcs ,cs
Cae Seogs Joseph Costello receiving stolen goooS
49, walker abduction
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THOMAS l.. JAMES,
Postmaster Gencral.
PROPOSALS. FOR FITTINGS VALVES sc.
4 OFFICE or BIILpISG FOR STARE.
WAN ANp NAyY DEPARrhENrs,

Wan NAyY DEPARrhENrH,
WARRINGTON. y. G.. April Ia. ISL
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering the
valves registers, box coi, &C. required Tor
tho heating and ant water service OF the north
N isi state War and Navy Departments,
i'm tls civ will be- received this Office until II OF May
D. ISL opened Immediately thereafter IN presence Of the
bidders
pncaiions general Instructions for Bidders and blank
forms ~ prntoaal Will be- furnished established maDuac-
rr- ami dealers this class ~ material uPn er proper
where the drawings may he sren
ms NCOIN CAHE.Y. IL Col. Nnrps u Engneers
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PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
i INANNFUNIA I'IN. - = :
WAsHINGrON. March %, ISL

DEPARTMENT ~ iSiERion- OFpcE OF INDIAN AYFAlEs.(
WARRINGTON. Msrch %, ISL.
SEALED PROPOS AIS ndorse Proposals Tor heel Bacon
Flour tohng Transportation. &C. ga the case NAV De
aud directed Commissioning ~ Indian AnIA sos %
aDi 81 Wooster ST. York. Will be received unt ii A. m
~ Monday furnishing Tor the Indian service
about pounds t0oOOOO pounds ~ Beef on
The hoof rs 900 pounds ~ Beans 10000 pounds Bakng
Powder. 2.3Oo,uo0 pounds Corn. 1.oho, pouhr Cone.
Ii nj Rfrad pounds iIOniuy 9DnD POM l. lan bJD
barrels Mes- Pork 600 pound. licr l.2Oo pounds Tea
100 mounds Tobacco 2OUp0 pounds Sat 2OOOuO pounds
soap 5000 pounds soda 10000 pounds sugar anu 7"'oOo
Alrn Bi.nsrts Woocn and Cotton Goods consisting In
part II Ticking $1,000 yards Hahlad Alco uuoOV Ssins
,ars rniu- - 900 ysr.. bingham 10000 yards Ken
furk, Jeanz 2GOuO Yards Satnct 1000 yarlsi brown
,knry Shirug - uO0 y1us. Calico shifting, 1000 ars
Wiu.ev 800 yards clothing, irpenes Notions, HAr,.'
nc Medical supplies long lis 81 miscellaneous arm
clr such A. fAries- POw akes Forks &C. and for 40
,ons rcqur Tor the rersrc Arizona, Colorado Dakota
Idaho Indian Territory Muursofa Montana, NrbraShh 81
yada and Wisconsin. 10 BE- delivered at chicago KANSAS tly
Transformation for such Of tho Supplies and
fcc- may contracted for - bee delivered AT the
Agencies.
Schedule show ng the kinds and quantities ~ subsistence
supp. required each Agency and The kinds aud qusnt
tea IN ru-s an g,sSs and articles together I'm
and place 81 delivery
contract aud payment tans oriaton ronter ana All ott
nocrssar Instructions viii be- Furnished upon apg,h"h lo
Onlce Washington, or No' 90 dnd o. Mo'ni
~ Scu York VIM A. Lyon. No i7J BtublHay, SeH oFk,
and 10 The tuumissarc4 u eub-stonc" l. A. at Chcago
saint ois saint Paul LeAycnw0rth San Francisco" Oihaha
Cb.,,inr and and the POstWaser a sioux ny
ia. viii Be- Opcn,~ AZ the hour and dsy above stated anu
bidders invited "a be Pre-ent at ne opening
An ,t ,psf b ,ronianr bv certified checks upon
United states depository Assistant Ire1-ucr Tor al le~sI
FIYE PER CENI Of the amount Of NE proposal,
Artt Commissioner
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YonK Monday, April %, ISL =
The following sales were held at tIle EAc''""e'
sa'"'i' BIZ John r. Boyd
Mo, Of land situated IL centre Of boSs ie eroen
%onr.iuct, l26 lOx9sysO; Gould ..'''''''''''''
By r. r. LHdio1 Co.
-. -, land on orchard.st, n G cor OF High Bruse
'f' -. 2sd Wnri eSxC2.5N775Xoo George 49, 2lGO
Ibcrs. .....'.''-'-
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Bg L<spinassc & f>fed'"o"'
,o, ~ land on 9Th ave- corof bGths lVoA@' 125COO
'PT Y CITY and Northdrn IT, r. co ..-..-'''''''. co.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE IhAN9f N'N'
NETWORK
oor o, Clinton.st 26Gxl3l1Oi Joseph oooo
Alexander to There's Me- aSe % 4xloox20I1l0O ooo
Iorsost Of WashingiaS o,s . 10000
2otlis s. 296 II W q ethavs % 5000
ehave, cor Of 6sths' rhss Williams $4,000
2d.svs cor of l5ih|St 3T1''' i@""iu 1000
and wife to u Jpn Sss iR ixIoo John Lewis
reieiss Henry Requa and another eAe'u. 10000
s,I ssT Property susan Dyckman the Church
same DSpery ic Requa and another elecu 90 zoo
shst 800 S q IaS' iebrew Charities 1880
MadsoDays ~ es a S Q, Sgtg Il Buck 10000
and snoiher md SSssgi"Ts ETC. Ell $500
BsIkst No ~, h O. Tsn Ittcn 1880
iothst lot q; e.. % as svs;s' z"N'zo 1880
,, and r Ne g a. CH assiiSs 4xosiiE Mary
Bua n5s e a. V VILLAIN il 06Gerlonk executorec
-, e : saaS ESQ Of 4ayg, i7iiOOi RsT 7a,o
ssdstss $50 IT W Of s'haVe' i'Aio-- ~ 10000
sss6 $50 {, " OF lpte a,wy ?oA'''' hn"" 1850
ll5nst s. 200 II Of 6thave toIloolli JBp Dc 1000
,o Sss 70 ld SHTHS' d sdavc
ilGth.st ~. T. .; lst WsI,te@snn $3.50
i3ihs, 100 II nu. o. in Marshall $500
ilo,nst aSe neoi 'uA'e' !'''."'''.. 5000
end S S TO Mary Lawrence lO25O
ethst Sonh Oh 1u"'e' -. 1880
ssd 40 OF S, sys 10 De n.e and another $4,000
soths 4 ITO ~ AND ~ vile 10 stmsn 1900
Hthst - 2o5 5 ~ oi - JoaSbnsSn ~ 10000
Hester. eP1 1, o, and another - 5000
esdsS s $40 30 ssrsS DonneiIy l5,4oO
elsst 2s4.7 IT W of 9thave 2l6IloA; LucreuA soo
visa husband 10 Oakee. A7iovV
isg ,n !: 90 % SnsoSs 800
s,hsve 'V cor Of 2sthsi 9CxsS; chetwOOd o. ooo
9sh. = S s5s ME- 81 10 catn 295oO
2dsys cor Of , sSG s DOW 10000
Seh $50 xtc 10 OF Pauline BaSSerser 1890
esinsrd dG and q 81 sSfSs 10000
is1 renee :, s367s Knden and wife to oo
,,S SssrSs i sisf Of s.navc 4Orioo5 Purcell
g ssl hSars alPssSstD 10
ss sRs RYsss s S d GSas to 10!
toS aaa s'.s 81 y II Of ave- iaI75 Leeau
seh n. s a Soo II Of isavc 95Iioo5 o
meyer referee to r., Sugse9s s loe 8 L bradley
esfs snd mis i 10 csces Bos $4,000
S'h hesas1 and nSV wife i to o. Johanna NosseT
property; Johanna Nosser and husband 10 =, oso
2'hsf Kn iSl fsfer SOt to Msrshed 1895
ll3thst 3 2i5 IL Of 3d.ave, l26xlOOl1; Ann l. 90.
Fonptain and husband c Williams ..-.... o,o5o
1lSia sSsis s8a HUSBAND .. to II Mason $685.
SnS h sJSr % ~ seSoppaa 1900
lthst 100 10 II W Lewis IT, l5xS5x273xSoVi oo
owen TO Mary Bowe. s'VVV
sh s A. Ne 81 simon Sl Holman 65lj
e0eSs W Sa NO no. l'loA'o Len"e ASH $500
Courtlandtsve. W cor 6Oth.st, 251lOO Ez schulz ann
10 + Kaufman. ~, o'"VV
Husband no 20 H ~: KSTg $4,000
Uenry-st s. lot 2G0 OF Rutgers estate, 25xlVO;
James Handey to II q Donsghue -. 80. -.
Prince-st, = W of Crosby. ST, 24xll2Ohx4b'4x
cS vS an soasmayS et all trustees ETC. 10000
William 81, Nos II, 20 and 20, Of EXchangeplacei
John Steward to Aaron Wolf, II. .................
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6iiuaiious iuanico--frmales

HOUSEWORKER--By a respectable girl,
lately landed as general houssTorseT p Th g@S9 I'LL 1nf[
Tribune Office.
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
by scotch Prote-tant girl ready Wiling anI noi
family cook rcady 70 g. when wanted sn stay s9cie se
slant home No. ~ 9Th ave, near l'thst
z ADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS-l}y a
competent woman nndcr,iands dressmating winngg
70 travel best city reference Apply at 100 p 64thS -cond
I ADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By a
Protestant woman who s thorough sramstre., mso
xp P 1 PsS Tsst sls S'A'Ns "' O'' u Wy
/ AUNDRESS-By a irs;-class laundress to
- do private family washing or laa,c s OF gentlemen
NURSE.-By "A middle-agcd woman, fully cx-
peTenGcd in care Of aisnts Tec'
{. b.. BoI ST. Tri6unc Uptown once, l,2ss Broadway.
NURSE.-By a Protestant woman, capable OF
~ taking FIJI charge infant from birth very goo" WIN
ScfSSn S ' Ga go 700 Gth ave- in oystore
NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-An experienced
~ for children 10 short distance IN inc Sonl
Addres" Win rciercnccs' Il ". Tribune ONCE.
NI'RSE-For one or two grown children; Il
iny cnrct 10 iaar Gmi,Ic c a 90 Irb
ptown once. LIS Broadway.
NURSE and PLAIN SEWER.-Willing to
tlty fsisrenScs ~ Tribune Uptown once 2's
Broadway.
\ KNE.NIAM VI HISS OF = AllAf7 W w
by scotch Protestant girl city country best cy
rlrrcnct= afraid ~ work understands her buslhc7'
we'll Call ~ ~ 9Th ave. near 18th ~.
DAINTING.-A young man would like to
with gentleman cot lady wishing 10 nav,
plain painting on grainS done 10 ly OF ~ ~ orE
manslp. honesty &C. Address BOX %. Tribune Uptown
Office, ,23s broadway.
CEAMSTRESS.-As general family seamstrcss
y and make Ladies and children SUI V''S
or country Address ADVERTISER. 1872 West %ithrr
CEAMSTRESS-TO 20 ont by the day IN
y private families understands drr~Suanr can "pea'
on W & " machine 2l3 West lSui@i
CEAMSTRESS.--TO go out by the day I'M
- dersands and fitting and al KINDS oi a9r
good ri, rruccs Address ~EAMSTlllSS Box AZ lroue
Uptown once. 23- broadway.
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Gounlrn l]roperln manlro.

FURNISHED HOUSE wanted IN Hampstead
or Jamaica J. l.. FOR summer rent not 20 exceed t-n
must have bedrooms and stable FOR h"t" AMI COW an
old fashioned preferred where there IA plenty ~ shade
must b. in healthy location and within one mile oi railway
station Address W H. Box 80. Tribune once
NNrANTED.7Ountrys seat with lirrt-cla I'M
movements about 100 Long Island sound not
over from city purchaser will pay cash ~ LAND
& WHITING, . BeekmaDst
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AmnSfments.

Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of HARBOR mt CHARLES
h TON, :. {.
UNITED SrATrs ENGINEER OFPicR. I
ARsff BUILDING NEW YORK. April 10, 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplcate. addressed To tho
undersigned will be received nj this Office until IL O'CLOCK
noon 9th day ~ May 1881 at which time and place
viii opened IN the presence OF bidders for continuing
construction II Jciies a the Harbor Of Charleston G.
Specifications Instructions 10 bidders and blanks for pro
posA may obtained at this Oce from Captain b. d.
Gr,cne, Charleston, =. c.
IMPROVING ST. JOHNS RIVER AND THE
4 ENTRANCE To CUMBERLAND SOUND FLA.
L. :. ENcNTEE OFFICE. ARMY BuifbiNo,}
NEW YORK, April l0, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS In uplcatc. addressed 10 the m
dersigned. will be received nj this Office until IL O'Clock
noon The ION day ~ May 1884, AZ which time and place
they opened IN the presence Of bidders for continuing
~ ettrs AT The mouth Of saint Johns River
and NJ hc entrance Ia Cumberland sound Fla The works
viii be bid FOR scparately 800
SuechcaOns Instructions Ia bidders and blanks Tor pro
posa this Office from Lieutenant ". l.
Ftsk, Jsck sOnyile Fla
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. oPYIcR Qp InE SECRETARY
AsitS0ruS, D. C., April 20 lS7l.b
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS
- ofce untl o'clock Of ION OF May Issi 'pr mani
,.cpe dclyrring and putung place furniture riI'u
Tor Inc 4 = House building AZ Fan hlNri n
10 this office detailed Information VIII DC
SphsY ~ furniture muufacturrs desnng To submit pro
poaalA .. 81. rt.h, "a raj ct any or all bids
or pAftH Of any 0u' 'N' ." WILLIAM WINDOW.
ry l. Nrox PAcIFic AILRobpCO LAND GRANT hokrGAGk(
i"'''' BosrON April %. 1881.
rFAIFD PROPOSALS will be received until
noon on SATURDAY. April 80. 1881 for the SALE 81 FlI
nOLlAIlS <5OOOO or any part tI.ts q, ~
hNpGUANT BONDS Of the UNION PACIFIC RAIL
COMPANY to the undersigned trustee In accDruAnce
I'm he terms OF the ~ mortgage Of April 10 lSof
wiz w. FREDERICK L. AMES, trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26

ITO LET.-Furnshed complete, my homestead
Il residence Chappaquu. We-tc hester ounll l-s
son Al once season or year moderate ALAhlAh
CARPENTER No 4 Irving place, y. \.
UPPER MONTCLAIR, y. J.-Prc'ty and
L comfortable cottage, 10 two minutes rom r'A
ton Monclair aud GREENWOOD Lake r. L. Enc dcpoi rrnt
moderate; stable all improvements HoW J. iAl->O-'7'
10 Cedarst. &. II. WILCOX. Cor Br"shWsy
ttAsn will buy cottage and lot AT Ocean
- Z,)U Beach y J. MESSENGER & Co. i,2'f B'~ay.