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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant To, and by virtue OF a decree
OF the Circuit Court of Preston Conntv.
West Virginia, rendered in the cause OF
John Miller Jr. vs Samuel Nj Lipscon,n
ct al, on the 18Th day of ApriI. lSS2
The undersigned special commissioner
will, on
Monday, August ~, 1889,
at on o o'clock p. m, az the 'front.' door of
the Courthouse Of said county i'm Kings
wood, offer for sale, TO the highest bidder
the real estate decreed TO he sold i'm sai,,
county, to-wit: one lot of ground i'm the
Town OF Newburg, Preston County, with
biack-S.nith shop thereon; the same that
vas conveyed by VIM. WOLF to said
samuel NJ. LipscOinb, and also a parcel
OF land containing two acres and sixteen
poles situated near the town of Newburg.
nm sad county, which was also conveys
ed By said Vol TO said Lipscomb. to-
geth"r with all the appcrtenanccs there
unto belonging. Said plrceis of land
are well situated aud valuable.
Terms-Said property will be sold fot
cash i'm hand sufficient to pay costs of
suit and proper charges ton sale, am TIE
residue upon credit of six, twelve aud
eighteen months, purchaser executing
not as with good security bearing interest
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE.
J}bilI Special COm'r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Order of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA, s.:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF Pre- ston County. ON
the first Monday OF July, 1882.
ALPHEUS MICHAEL ct al.
LLIAM a. GUSEMAN ct al.
IN EQUITY.

WILLIAM a. GUSEMAN Of AT.
IN EQUITY
The object of this suit is To obtain "A de-
cree OF the Circuit Count for partition
OF the real e. tate OF John Michael, dc.
ceased.
And it appearing that tie defendant
George NJ. Guseman, il not resident OF
this state, he Is, therefore, hereby reauir-
ed to appear hero, mt Rules to be held for
SAID Court, On the first Monday of Au-
gust neAt and do what is necessary to
protect his interest herein. And. on mo.
lion of the plaiurils by their att oruv. IL
Is ordered that the foregoing be publ III
ed in THE WEST VIRGINGA ARGUs-a
weekly newspaper published ia this
county.
COpV-IpSt
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
James III Carroll, Atty Tor Plaintiffs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Order Of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, s.:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court OF Preston County. ON
the first Monday OF July, 1882.
WILLIAM HARMED ct al.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, April 9-P. VI.

EUNDA1, AITII Ut
There was very little in or of last weeks mining
stock markets to review. Dulness was the prevail
ing feature Yesterday, after dull ana
steady opening there followed more than
usually active movement in a few stochs
and some improvements in figures were
made State Line and was specially active,
and rose from ~ cents to 60G59 cents; ana sod
nj l2l1 , cents and Oriental and Miller at 2oa23
cents The movement was ascribcd to the covering
Of shorts Robinson was fairly active AT 34O~
3.5Oa3.4J. The Leadyies were not so strong as
before: Chrys0lie was at 53t05l2, and Little Cnei
at 81 a 81 cents and Annie declined to - cents me
Comstocks were rather frmcr, Mon Consoildated
selling at go buyer 90, Sierra Nevada at %, anu
Best and Bclcher at . and Consolidated Virginia at
47052 cents; California was lower al lOd Il CENTS
and Sutro Tunnel at 60 cents. The markets closed
active and promising.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA SFOChH
s,N EpAN11sco Saturday. April 9, 1882.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Tic IOIOWWs nc IHU IUIdIo VI UHU' Sl'IV-II'VIV'
the corresponding date for preceding years:

.Deict
The local money market at the Stock Exchange
last week was not as extremely easy as had been
anticipated and the rates almost every day huctu'
ated between and per cent loans ss
lower than 4 per cent being as exceptional
as were those at interest and 1872 per cent on mo
first day of the week. Probably the unexpected
decline in stock values and the conequen'
frequent shifting of loans had effect
on the rates On Government bonds the common
rate was 9 per cent. The Treasury Department
issued the 18th call for TlOOOO,OOO C0ntlnucl 20
TO mature on June z. Yesterday the 1Osth cal iot
$20, 900, 900 bonds matured, ana the Department. a.
Washington at the close OF business had ieoeiNes
IS 4192j0 of that call for redemption. As has osea
the case with previous calls the remainder proDaOv
will be presented slowly and III small amouhss
There yet remain unpaid OF the lO7th call more
81 600. 900. The domestic exchanges on New ioiA
at the principal commercial centres have been 10y
Orable, except ut Boston and other neighoOIlh8 ~
les The latest quotations at the places named ao
as follows Savannah, lsdsS premium Charlcolon
l. a ii premium NewOrloans commercial, pax ~
25 cents premium. bank, - premium; ST. LOUIS e
premium ;Chicago, 20 cents premium; Boston, ors o0
80 cen discount. The foreign exchanges wer stlVss
throughout, and on Tuesday S750,OOO g1d VIZ %
shipped. Since then the market has turnshei I'll v,i,
dence of being supplied with another batch Oh o
borrowed on stocks and bonds and the rates ns,s s
been kept just below the shipping point IL 10 n, ~
estimated that the exchange market has oeeh III. III
piled with over sl,000,000 of borrowed olss sof
which for the time have furnished 2 cIri,s il,snsnt I
what otherwise would have required the sN'p'
OF 50 000, 900 gold. ar IN.
Last week developed few features OF new OF .u N
teresting character i'm commercial circles. seen,
inrly there was break III the wheat speculatioa
the West and Chicago prices az the close o tsr
were down TO 81 25ai from III 3O'S a week asya
Nav wheat. and TO 81 243i from 81 2e ior JunJ
but reactions of this nature before have iolO"S
the monthly settlements. In the noo nnsbsls
time the visible supply declined 46l.ooo o.unnnIy
linn the week ended April l. and the total snpRSy w
~ hal date was 2, lOl 735 bushels against
Sohushels at the date of 1851; no Los.
;onin corn was pushed with vigor, and althou
,nI, M some reaction from highest hguIes ISdvery
prices show final gains of 10y cents for for Nay cup
and OF - cents for June delivery Inc meg bushels
pioSy tho week ended April l.. and tho '0'''
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
furniture.
Gopartnershin Nulircs.
T IUTFD PARTNERSHIP-J. b. Robertson

7 NITTFD pARTNERSHIP.-J. b. Robertson
A a Company: We the undersigned, do hereby certify
that are Of forming limited partnership III ac
OF the attuttS llnu-
the statutes and in pursuance thereon we DO
ma Ike and severally sign the following certlnCate
First style under when the salu partner
shin is TO b. conducted B Robertson and company
second The general nature business 10 De transacted
Is general grain and produce commission business.
Third The Oi the general partners therein are j. Is
Robertson samuel ID. Elddge OF The Oly OF CilcaSo
County cook and state OF Illinois, r. W Tabor ahI = w
New-NOrk. . ,, .,,-,,, ri.
the (fy Pan the County Of Duchess ana 9ale
o New York
Fourth The amount capital stock which the said special
partner has contributed the STOCK - twehye
thousand dollars f2j OOO and the said OF Twenty-Five
thousand be the extent OF m liability both IN te
state of Illinois and York, this certlcate
being of said states where the said business Is u
be carried on. la a..
the first day March, D. 1882 and the sald cOparinets
NAV be dissolved any when any more of sald
cOpartnerA desire
- "" ID III. SHERMAN, Special Partner
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Business Chances.

A PHYSICIAN or good business man, with
some means wanted take charge or large SanitaIlu
Orange Mountains Business summer and winter
l.. IL SUMNER. 2OO broadway
MACHINE SHOPS -
WI AND FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
known the Munce Machine WOrkS
sale reasonable terms The loca
ion E nj the crossings Lake Erie and Western tho
Fort WAYNE NJ and O. and Line Railways In the city OF
Mnncie Ind and II the best good any IN the
Nest These shops have capacity OF fifty men ana nave
t arget territory Of anything OF the kind in
The state principal repairing for the section OF
country in which they located and make specially Of
stationary and portable engines boilers and
sawmlls with extensive amount OF patterns For par
ticulars address WYSOR HAINES CO. at Muncie, md,
or d. ]. HAINES, ut Topeka, Kan.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

Morawetz on the Law Of Private Corporations
Little. Brown Il Co. is work of about the same
general scope as Angel Ames"; being an eN-
nosition OF the more general and settled principles
of modern law of business corporations. 1t evlnces
industry and care aud unusual literary skill; the
general divisions are good, the style is lucid and
well guarded the typography excellent, the proof
reading apparently very thorough we nave not
noticed single mspintl, and the table of cases and
index are commendabe. The book will be vau
able TO practitioners who have not any general
treatise on the subject and is worthy of oXainlna-
ton by those who already have one. 1t seems ex-
ceednglv well adapted for textbook for students.
Ii Is however limited TO information OF a general
character: and much of its contents Will impress
the lawyer acquainted with the subject as some
what trite. There are three lines OF inquiry III
which writer this subject might gather lniorma-
tion not generally accessible; one is the historical
tracing existing rules to their sources and show
ing the development of principles now assumed as
establishes; another. colating the laws CT the
various States and showing their contrasts or har
monies; a third exhibiting the peculiarltcs of the
different classes of fcorporatiOnswhat are the organic
differences between State and national banks; what
are the distinctions between mutual and joint
stock insurance companies; what is the peculiar
organization OF a railroad company MI Morawetz
does not pursue any one of these lines at all in
detail He gives but little historical information,
disavows, once or twice. undertaking to indicate
the State laws. and gives the decisions upon par
ticular corporations under an arrangement which
illustrates the general doctrines not the distinc-
tive peculiaIites On the other hand space is often
occupied by generalites and platitudes eabOrately
stated. Thus we read page 33 in the formalities
OF italic type and extra leads " Rule Ia contract
OF transfer of property to which a corporation is
party is absolutely void il declared void by the acU
of incorporation or the general law" This hardly
needs TO be said at all but the principle is found
repeated lin somewhat different languagcl in sec
tions IS and 40 and is elsewhere presented at even
greater length.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

gIINDERGARTEN.
~ lhc Nrg.YorS Normal school for kinder-arten Icaci
cls and Node NndcrTten VITA GlemeAary 20 Sla4'eS M % q
Taieff". Mi reopen oct l3.--Class for Nurses. -
Prot. JOIN NtACS and AIRS. kiiAl > bOELIE
MODEL AMERICAN kINDERGARTEN,
~ ~ East lDts. PdpIs from 10 ID instructed III |c
corlancc with the 5c-tmclh0Is Hours, toll
MFRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
Ne school Tor Young Ladies and Children rcopns Sepem
Der - at - 3ahs. separate class for limited mum
Der OF boys. send ior circular
MISS : l.. CHAPMAN,
NJ Knr-1 French ani German Boarding al Day Scl))
tFomerly Mss T. Bonetctsi -
Renovation ". + East i2i-Si- . Np3 Ncst tf5i3~
IuurougllI stsuctlDn all d3pdrOucui~
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Proposals.

OFFICE oF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TKEAst ~ DETARINESr
WASHINGTON, u. c., April G, 1882
DROpO$ALS FOR HEATING APPARATUS
Seated proposals will received at this Oce until
II the 27th day Of April lse2 for supply ing and
fixing in place complete a Low Pressure R,turn trcu-
ation steam Heating Apparatus the UNITED STATES
BARGE OFFICE building at Nevlok, in accor lance with
drawings and spccihcaon copies of which and additional
information De had application at this office or the Of
~ VI WV JAMES q. HILL Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Boaro allo Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
4 PAYMENTS for one or moro years at No.
~ 253 6thavc 2Sth- ST. furnished or unltfhlShon
Address Miss LEGGLT'r. the rrcnises. -
AN elegant suite of apartments to let in 2
private family. on Madisonaye WIN o' wl,non, oo'i'
Address J.. r.. Tribune Uptown Obce lZ5o bfoa""ay.-
EINE ROOMS on second floor with board
4 nom May J. 100 Tas 2sth.st near Madison Square hnd
cleSated station References exchanged. -------
- EAST 3OTH-ST Handsomely furnished
> rooms in suits or aoors with or without private table,
references
q GRAMERCY PARK.-Largc and small
rooms fronting park, with board immediate po'SoS
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE Family hotel
4 ] rooms en- suite and singly first class table
an EAST 3STH-ST. Elegant parlor floor,
~ with private table from May seen "'er 10 a. II.
E0S los EAST 14TH-ST., near 4th-ayye.;
best iorai,on home comforts fine restaurant.
I.(s EAST 121ST-ST.-A large sunny front
, room with board in private family to adults 'hy
References required
TS~ LEXINGTON-AVE., between 29th and
also large front bedroom references r. G.REfNoLDS'
West Sid,
SUITE of four rooms neatly furnished ,,'i,1 on
rercncs ~ sSend Of GG %t 'iffs, h S few Gor
FURNISHED ROOMS, without board. 81
West 57th-st.
ONE large furnished room to gentleman,
" wi,hout beard No. 80 West 2lst-st near othiNo.
DRINATE FAMILY, 159 West 36fh-si.'
will rent two large second floor iufish'u ""-
out board Icacrs
VERY desirable furnished apartments; choice
central location near 5thaye two hOTa c"nAnn ~
large closets with Grstcass aic terms moirI&c j. H.
Tribune Upiown once. ,25s Broadway New-Hork
> NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE,
- spacious house. elegantly furnished; VIII irhi ehre
premises If desired n.st. second and trt floors also
rooms ,uile to families aud single rooms iof e'nemeni
references.
Ii WEST 2STH-ST-"T ARNO'; ele-
gsHiy furnished suite of corner rooms also entire "a
LETT early arrangement desired; breakfast refer
10TH-ST.. BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH
NJ AVIS From May l. 10 one or two gentlemen, WIN
breakfast second iDOr mont ana back rooms Wh
closets batn; pm family Address DELLA lflDuHc
Uptown once, l,-5s Broao"ay
oil WEST 27TII-ST. second house west oi
Broadway. 1T, CANT paTi0fs second h0or sugy or en-
suite. extra IN size and APPOINTMENTS GOod rooms
on top ho0r.
1,e WEST 2OrH-ST.- ST.-Illndsomcly-fur
A<1sb suite of ccoud hoOr with private bath ana
private table from May /.
- WEST 34TH-ST.-A handsomely fur
- nlshel IarlOr hOor rooms with board OF pilNaIe
table
Brooklyn.
H1 CRANBERRY I.-Gcntcmen and fam
sF lies can frst-cia-s board and looms mouse -
handsomely tunlshcl and in an extremely desirable TO-
cation. -------------
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
ISIS :. i. CHAPMAN.
krt Scnoois-CitY.

MFRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VI VIII receive pupils ia PAINTING Qandsc aPt hGWerS
stii.e china ard GocollG1n. at hcr studio 'Ihe iela
No q. East 26t.s corner ithavc. nmencing Oct H.
References: Mr. d. Huntingdon MI. " H. Hart, MI Jane
NJ. Hart, Mr s. !. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
DROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.


kAvT DEPARTMENT.
BUREAy OP PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING, :
WASHINGTON, - C.. March "a, l-72
Sealel proposals endorsed Proposals for Navy supplies
viii De received at This Bureau until o'clock p M April
and opened Immediately thereafter In the
des for the supply 80 the Navy Yard Brookyn New
York. of the following articles. VIZ:
5.uUp yards Blue Cloth. for IrOwsers.
1000 yards Blue ClO.h, for als.
10000 va ls Blue Flannel. heavy quality.
$4,000 parcs Cotton Duck.
1.OlU Mattresses, covers each
10000 Black Tx NeCkerchieis
10O,OOO pounds SAT- Water soap,
5000 Jack knives.
1000 BlackiHg brushes.
1000 Misp BrOOms.
1000 spoons.
The articles delivered within ninety days from the date
contract excepting the cotton duck, oa O len ~ ID
be delivered thirty days and the remainder IN ninety Gays
the date OF contract
Oners ~ MI be received for OF the abovemen
articles but include the iu amount required Of
article articles. -
The articles must CONFORM the Navy standar and pass
The usual naval spectOu and reservation nl 20 per cent
be- with the amount OF each deNtry untl he
completion Of the contract.
Bidders are referred the Inspector of Provisions ana
Cotn az the Brooklyn Nary Yard for specific caon- forms
OF relative 10 the articles required
Tie proposals made the proper bank forms, anu
filed 0ut "a Indicated by the blank. .. ,
The Department reserves the lig 10 'Je'l al" pIuPo9N
moi considered adyantl gcous to The GoYtlnment
-'' N'' JOHN I. UFNS'N,
Chief Clerk ACung Chief Oi buroal
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
For Young Ladies-City.

rEYIE MISSES PERINE, % East 7fth-St, VIII
rcopen their Eagish ami Frsn1h Boarding AM "a. "a.
School yong Lth5s ss1lo n)orIj NUMBER Oh Ie"e"
Isl! lIIle.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
miscellaneous.

aliscellaueoua.
DAVID SHANNON will make application
10 the Board of Health, April Ia. for permit erect
building for slaughterng purposes on lot No 6ll West
4Oth-5t.
LNRANCIS e. LOUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane,
Il StatlOners and Printers, solicit your CUSTOM
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
For Both Sexes-City
,yINnERG GARTEN.

-SCHOOL--FOr young ladies and chill
drou l2dst. or two children WILL De lahe
t.y
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Mlning.F

OXFORD GOLD MINING COMPANY.
" Mines and Mn: Lake cateha District Ms.
cP&al qss 5hSSOGD %bh%g SH9So 6E c1Mp
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Registrars.
rl'HE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, N: Y.
loc per sample 0K eSRes seqt iTeS
Mining stocks bought and sold at lowest rates Of commission
ADVANCES mace Anu ui'u''''' 'A's A. r. cHrsoLM co.
oFncE CoPPER QUEEN MINING CoMPANY}
NEW YORK. March a. 1892 )
THE ELECTION or TRUSTEES to serve I, for h
Thomasst the 10th day OF April between the
Trausdr Apn and reopen APT f. 1s 1ss9
TJ'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
4 holders Of the EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF Trustees viii be held at ihe ONCE No.
Nassan-st, New;YOrk CITY, on WEDNESDAY. April 49,
The transfer books viii be closed Ap1 and re9Pen April
Sew,York, March 80 1892. Secretary
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holder, Of the LITE @ G3R @ e 9UAS A S 6cS 40
sanst NewYork city ON Thursday April 10 iss2 9t ~
reopen April a. 1892. ,,,. ,,o,,,,,.,.,, s.....-
Ncw.York. March 3d. ' 1852. = - " ...1 'e'-
THE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
SAN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY
organized special charter from the state Of North
CaIoiua, and has capital stock Of
100000 SHARES
Ills company own copper mines and deposits OF
magnetic iron in Ashe County, North Carolina The COP
per mine s fully equipped with improved machinery Ihe
average extracted runs 20 cent copper an
SEQ in go per The estimated value OF in sheds AMI
he dump S2DOUU1 The deposits OF magnetic iron
ore are practically xausble the veins from four %
sixteen wide the surface aud their elevation above the
level the water varies from 2OD 10 40 feet the
ore pure magnetic free from sulphur phOsphorOu5 ani
titanic acid. and will average sixty per cent metallic IRON
Tile smelling at the copper mine VIII
euabe tho company 20 pay Iivuiehls
Fu Information he obtained nj The branch Office OF tho
Company. No. 81 Broadway. Now-1ork City
ITNION CON. MINING COMPANY,
u Of NcwNOrS.
Mine: Bo'iie, Mono County Cal.
Capital. ~ .5OlOOO. 3OO,00D shares
NEW-YORK OFFICE, G2 BROADWAY.
WILMA NINE Of Tombstone, \. L., pays
monthly dividends stock orders executed,
W. BRENTON WELLIEG. 81 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
Giiunllons uuanlco--3'emalcs.

~
DVERTI~FNENTS FOR TIE NV
IIT9"$ 90 co,lr ny, roi Ii MY
No 81 East Fcneeni corner ' 6ee 90 nir!
Nos 100 and 300 Third-ave, corner Ouehundrcd-aud
nty.dfths, up to p. N. al regular odlee rates
4 EKSTROM, proprieress Of select Bureau
ews G @ Gna ria fa an branches '
wingIren swcIe Tor IL, country. No i0s itlage. Ny
CHAMBERMNDS, COOKS, &c.-By German
~ other help cook wash iron, house%ors, Sc ioT
III EAU ~ Giiave fouIth house above loth-st
NHAMBERMAID or PARLORMAID.-By a
v Thoroughly car able IL neat and carcnl
ioye s a 'a c@ be .c at 500 GiSTd near S5i.
COOK, WASH and IRQN.--By a respectable
v woman objection to boarding house; good refer
ence. $50 "eS' @6th-sI
COOK.-By a French woman Gordon bleu)
X mletandng hcI business peIfecy n9l aiIa5 @ 81 ,
large family cooking best OF Testimonials Cali al 6O2 9th
NOLOEED SEAMSTRESS.-Will go by day
or cG MORE cR %oad i % 20 To so@ no i55 Vest as o.
ElRST-CLASS COOK.-By an English
L woman would eutire charge Of house best city
Can be seen Tor Two days ~ East 4Jthsi
room 3
IEOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
By ~ g 9Gy G ,shg T9s a ana not seoa aa mS Pt
attention work and good behavior retain constant
Il class city reference sSl Cth-ave.; 81 bell
I AUNDRESS.-By a colorcd woman, wash
II ing dozen, OF by the month Address l2 West
3lstst
! AUNDRESS.-By first-class laundre-s, 10
II dies, centenen's or families washing 10 10 al homc;
prompt reliable; best city reference tor year MARY
MCCABE, l27 West 33i-st.
MISS +. CAMPBELLS Foreign and Domes-
y tic Male and Female Employment Bureau GS West I'D
t. y B-Iscercnccs viii De strictly invc~tgI. servants
disappointing families VIII De excluded from TINS oice
NURSE.-By a young, experienced French
~ gr capable Of taking entire charge Of infant or
plovy also neat hanc best Of city
rtcomm,u udations Cal al 6o2 Gthaye, near 3jtl-st,
JACQUIN'S III REAU.
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS or WAITRESS. &C.
n By excellent r who under tands her business and
ln every desirable and trustworthy take entire
charge OF an children - also excellent
seauIess Understands all ab0nt working machine best
references city country. Gail 2J2 Othavc between
18TH and lStllsts.
tVET NURSE.-By a respectable young wO-
w with plenty OF fresh milk eau bc recommended
All East 2ftlst
VyASHING.-Rcspc woman to take in
w washing viii 90 out hest Of references. Mrs
CURLLN, NO 3JU West Itlst. between St and JthaVcs
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10

DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS or THE CITY OF BEookLiS
1882
ITO ENGINE EBUILDERS.-SealedP Proposals,
Proposals for Pumping Engine at iAdseS@od
said cusne 20 have capacity oi 100 Og
gallons hours Will be received at the Office OF
the OF Citv Works. OF the Cty oi bIoosyn
Municipal Building, until II NJ. OF the 10Th day Of May,
lSS2 III.
For further particulars advertisement IN rOOA uay
papers from April 3 20 l3, lSS2. M -.
Specifications a the Ohce Ot the Chet ingeer - huu
cipal Building. RIPLEY hOff-S, ..-
Attest OOAh4'sIohcL
d. l. NORIHUP,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-10
New llnbIieallons.
obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. y. Y
Established 1851.
Suncrintendcnt- =. HAYS, NJ n.

Vcadmastcr- N.ARCHiBALD ElCEAHD, LII prIh ID.
roalding school Of the highest Gnadr. whose thrceold
end scrunulu@iv followed 20 mouG at an early G@e
by sciec, tine VIII by Obed'fncs. and
tg feelings bY IelgO separating these three great
requisites instruction dis ,pnr religion while tung toc
every prJ'rssipl
situated Washington Heights, about ten miles up tle
UldSon is reached hy the sixth Avenue Elevated ROAD -
l55thgf Carriages alwaysin waiting by timely no
fcation The meets The arr sd o any tram
more lcautilu and healthy paceon an commence com
mandinr to os delightful scenery more attractive sur
ruuulugs are folul along The ar!anc banks Oh tle
hudson It's buildings riusually homelike, III,
There are forty land attached 70 H. shaded am III
cisrcted lv oak groves aAorlug ample space Tor play
grounds
French. German aud Spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
NaIsonave anl ll-sf. its lDc tl' Selo>l OF Mines
stevens Institute Shcel &C. All tech1cE professlonl
Classcsin Architectural and Mechanical DmN - .,
A. COLIN Engineer Corps, Us NJ ana professor ~
Naval Academy.
T University Grammar school, l,4Sl Broadway,
II usar A. lst ttj.l sBt.. Primary, tonincicia a1i
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