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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20
LITERATURE.

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AAsh : "A aaass fytel ~ suhg
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aglna sim lsasw sahH sssanfa nsssa
saGs ssA ss.hs u fsallHl u "
Hga Hssish. saalahsys ss1hsesaa
atsAsi ksssss q II Bsst kisft ~
nss fll,l sslits m.sa asfslt 4 sslil
fbsmas siy dlsky aas f'llY 4 gslny
tats mlsp Taia fsakfha hsmhisms
m yssfp8d lafu yAiAtst sis ssk Asiyi
i efaamlme ! dslhsul alfpia ne
Aehs
ltassanI tib. ftA ga8Ya ciAAnak I I.
II @lavnioe sluvais laxYaa t,Ae. kisFe
sepsAi ! Jstlna - u usssalea Hpla
seaso pave syael ,lsul.fm optsssbdus
syd4nl nakla1em knlhkapee v A ut
b&asa Pfase Pro aaa ,t.o aoml
nsmA spls ten osaeta pfakllekau ecnu
iAinou. ale sajiinavfm jest IIi | protn.
n svksifi hohs.0ssi roTmanItnaii no
u Iltesatnry
jak ~ Chicago doxvidame mel tam
miaaIoa ncslsIl ldne ie /. m.l vyjiii
aovS tasopis lMeilbeekhvI ''BreIls".
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20
.iiste yyleci.

Etssina sout&stsk ktsFgsh isk len % ALA.
a, pfivtti - vidps psn Dom synaiolii ~
% iii usnaho psnss zkasts ia isuio pc
ssssitits -. - msioa siiohoa uslasiie 80
dolaft. Pan Hugo krvuisr ~ jims ab lsdnAyty
rzktsf w. v , ssailsk - Nnbef. v l..
Vositka ' OmshA. Jih Kibline - w.hao.
iessf kuarna David Ciiy Tum Ksnls "
wsieh.
xsepsfits u itt etist nsf nsssse sfpatus /;
keo ssHaa psnsE. otsffi lsi ~ aver % y lui
20 cstti jsaa.tsls iuiHs aisissh vgts
Kniatnfehl hissisji o. " ssesh stsis<A
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20

zAdne sdravstsi pirei - Llebiga
Malz Ex,rse, nesmi 20 povaiovai "a
Lfjakou Bsstrrs neb sak xvand xdravot.
nj pivo. Neni to AalndeSnl llhovina,
kteFA snad ns okamiIk rnxtilonf zpnso
bi. nJbrf xatsvng posiiovascl. ktery
i6lo ne okamiikem. nybrz poncnahlu
obnoyi do Ill novy kiyot ylcjc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20
DO C0lFAx A BUTLER CO.
NEBRASKA.

oznamuIcm vscm natirh fodAkhm, De- lsmc
iiA prgNcdli yterhny poilehne upfayy q zdnko
uaienl "a nasem mllnu ua She'll Greek =
zHpufali ispe ppft mlgu ZdokuuAlenim pro.
tedsnfm Jet nam mu1na. Iakgmkaliy kon.
kuFeuism kAy0diti tab hains dobfa mouky
fpakll ne vice. poskytngpti, iAka kterykolis
scllspe xsiikahg mifn Ye spal SgAtsch nude
iedy doIisia ku pfospseha sFeeh ably mas
pfizni sfoa pociili ~ saAhau naGl jest,
saa.leho aplnf nspokaiiti, tim kstaelo ulistili
ga, fku BRATRi DvoRAKoyE
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20
Farmeri pOzOr ,

fsn Rudolf Dom. setretsl ndlioi western
Hurss A Cattle ins 60 Omaha, Kus pFpfa
voFati iss, ktsfg "a obAsanoa fAalsfu ycpiogs
~ aabftka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20
TIL NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK,
' OHlIil, NFH.

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-
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Ass sag 80 rsssbas, u sass tftti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20

z. SHED & co. We FREMONT

apvoluii II psnAmisi. - AMuatsfku9vsii Fruf
ueba teskfA8 pfaassafe W eFesa affAfan -
sfFfnim st-atin hads ku prtsf&sAa kA&3&
~, - ~ 80 pgtfehy nakuapil. ~ fakfe to
mtssflt fteFtina Nati EasNlen Yext f4<sf
pry-tst. mali vfstiek. famsitsis. lHKAf
sTuhk - nsins y.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-07-20

v Milwaukee, Wis. 'boycoi,ujf"
nyni slAdci mnoh6 obchodniky. Pied
nejskym tnsem srponeIi 81 tam sabc.
suiei sbirat podpisy "a petite. Shy ne.
islni prodcj byl zamezen. To poya
iuli slGdci iamS jii - pryui krok / ten.
pcrenclAiskemu hHatf = siavi - nu
hned ma odpor Tphsabem yellcc clti.
v}m pro kAbesulky Pisulill totlI
ysechny obchodni atyky = iami. jena
pclici Aleaniekou po.iepsall Ma pry
- ma posiesiSnt dol,ry dtiaek. pFichG
keji ! rosuma
seehy6ejna pfshoda. Z CaiskiII.
{. y adGlA - rvi2tshi hehodA veSer
dne 70. TN. zeiernz Iaehia Yosemite
~raxila - . psraikem Charlotte Van.
derbIlt bliIs mAjAku Esopus q pamk
poaleinsjH byi s1lkoa ruela 70 dvt
pfeiilnui q ov~m |. mklo okMnss
nich po,opa Va ltfsti podalilo ~
vekkerS malssvo q nfbo EArhrknltl.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-16

"And well you may" said she. .for
your hind legs bend forward, exactly
like your fore legs"
And so do yoursr' he cried, in utter
amazement.
The elephants who were lying down
were awakened by this loud CONVERSE
ton, and, noticing that many of their
companions were moving about in n
very strange way, thought it would be-
q good idea to get up and see what was
the matter. To their astonishment they
arose with great ease. Their hind legs
were bent under their heavy bodies,
and they were enabled TO lift them
selves up with what seemed to them no
trouble at all.
When all this was made known to the
men of the village, thew Immediately
urged upon the head elephant that he
and his companions should enter into
their service. An elephant was there
upon ordered by his chief to lie down
and be loaded and when the men had
tied an immense number Of packages
upon his back. he arose with apparent
ease and shambled away. t,.yg
There being now no possible objection
to an elephant becoming a beast of bur-
dem these great animals began to enter
into the service of man, But many of
them did not fancy labor, no matter
how able they might be to perform it.
and these separated from the main herd
and scattered themselves over various
parts of Asia and Africa, where their
descendants are still found.
AS has been said before, it is quite
likely that this story may not be true;
but still the facts remain that the ele-
plants hind legs bend forward just like
his fore legs, and that he shambes
along very much as if he were all
shoulders. John LeUeS. IN 50. Nicholas.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-16
And Now Toronto Has Sea.serpent.

Yesterday morning was cool, and
perhaps this was the reason why some
of the workmen engaged at the targets
on the Garrison ranges say the serpent
they saw was not more than fifty feet
long and the size of mans body. The
story, as told by one of them, is in sub
stance as follows: Between eight and
nine o'clock, while placing the targets
in position on No. range, boy rushed
up saying that there was a queer thing
floating near the shore. Some of the
men were curious enough to leave their
work and hasten down to the shore.
There, sure enough, was large blush
gray mass floating lazily near the shore.
1t had every appearance of )eing asleep,
as its body yielded to every ripple. Part
was submerged, but the upper portion
of the head floated just above the water.
That part which was visible was covered
with short, stiff bristles in front, which
increased in length toward the sides,
and extended for a distance of about
ten feet on each side. I re back, or at
least that portion of it which appeared
above the water, was lighter colored
than the head. A good view was had
of the monster for upward of three min
utes, when. suddenly raising its head
out of the water, it gave a swish with
its tail and started directly south, in
the direction of one of the steamers. Its
head, as it raised it above the water, was
very much like that of an eel, with the
exception of the long, trailing hair or
whiskers. Its eyes were small, and as
it dashed off one of the men said he
thought he heard it give short, sharp
bark. A line of foam marked its prog
ress out into the lake for about half q
mile, when, turning sharp around, it
dashed toward the Exhibition wharf,
and again out into the lake, where they
soon lost sight of it. The men did not
appear at all anxious to speak of the
matter, as they feared their veracity
would be questioned. AS it is, their
story is given for what it is worth, but
surely the word of three men who saw
it is worth that of thirty who did not see
it.-IorOnto Mail.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-16
Orr Young Readers.
DICK A,VD THE MUSTARD.

a RUE STORY.
Sugar-toOthed d OK
For dainties was lex,
So he slyiy crept into he kitchen,
Snatch ed cup fryl the pantry
And darted out quick
Unnoticed by mother or 4 retcneh'
Whispered he Ther.'S no cake,
For tomorrow they bake
But this custard looks rich an, dehclous.
How they'll scold at the rats,
Or the mice, or the cats;
For of me don't think the y We suspicious.
"They might have filed UP
Such mean little cupl D.
And, for want of a spoon, / miTSt driL' II;
But it's easy TO pour
Hark, who's that at the doorY
And the custard went down ere you'd think IL;
With shrek he sprang up;
To the floor crashed the cup;
Thea he howled, tumbled, spluttered and
clustered,
Till the terrible din
Brought the whole household In
He had swallowed a C upful of mustard!
-fGir Little Ones
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-16
WIEN THE FROST IS ON THE
PUNRIN.

When The frost is on the punkin and the fod-
der's i'm the shock,
e. And you hear the kyouck and gobble of the
struttin' turkey-cock,
And the Clackin of the guineys, and the
cluckn of the hens,
ana the ros ers hallylooyer as he tiptoes on
the fence:
o it's then the time a Teller ia n feelin' Mt his
best,
With the rsin sun to greet him from a night
of gracious rest,
AS he leaves the house bare-headed and goes
VIZ, out To iced tn stock,
when the frost IL on the punkin and the fod-
der in the shock.
Theys somepin kind O hearty-like about the
When the heat of Summers over and the
coolin Fall is hero
OF course we miss the flowers, and the bios
And the humble of the hummin' birds and
buZlin of the bees:
But the airs so appetizin; and the landscape
through the haze
OF crisp and sunny morning of the early au-
tumn days
Is picture that ne painter has the colorin' to
mock
When the frost is on the punkin and the fod-
ders in the shock.
The husky, rusty rustic of the tossels of the
And the raspin' of the tangled leaves. as
golden as the morn;
The s.nbble in the furries-l1ind O. lonesome
hka, but st IL
A-preachin sermons te us of the barns they
growed to fill;
The siPawstack in the medder, aud the reaper
in the she'd
The HOSES in their stalls below-the clover
overhead
o it sets my heart a-clickin' like the tickin' of
clock,
When the frostis on the punkln and the fod-
der's in the shock
-BepJ. +. Johnson. IN Indianapolis Journal.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-16

Morrison Heady, Kentucky blind
man, is fond of chess. He has chess
men with projecting points, so that he
may distinguish by the touch between
them. He is hard to beatty. Y San.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-16

The courts are getting so they pun
ish people with fine or Imprisonment for
borrowing umbrellas. It's no use.
we shall have to buy one.-Lot0eH Co.,
zen.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-09-16

New York has averaged much hoe
ter weather this summer than New Or
leans, and Memphis thinks of putting in
her claims as a summer resort.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
propo5dis.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN. SUPPLIES
And TRANSPORT AliON.
DrpAarNRNT OF TiW INTERIOR, OfFicR oP !

4
IxDlAS ATFAIss. WAsHiN nos, APril Is, 1859.
h ~ Tor Reef mus Doe submitted in eperae envelopes Ba
o F0r Clofhing Transportation &C a. NE ease may
De & as9 e. w y, ~. ~ I eYork win bc received unfl p
m OF uesday Aiay - furnishing Tor the lndiIn
Ee. fh hoof I2s 900 pound. n-. 70 800 pounds hlk-
ing Powder 2OnOOno pounds Corn. - .Oo pounds Donre
Pe'' Pom isG 5 r Mes. pore zi uoj poaud Rlcc I-5l
pounds soap pounds soda 250eo 20 nds engar and
iso Bsa.ets " ooI ID and cotton Goods consisting in
rarr oi Tic M standard Calico @lUuoi raru-
Drlnng 2uooO yards; 1uck ire nom all sizin 10 40
lucky Jeans. 2ounr ya-. thryiot '-J' !aihE brow Il
shcctug 100000 ari-. Beaehed oheetng. 20 ylris.
Wusey. 5000 Yards tothnr Groce-ie- N9iinn@, Hari-
Medical ppl e. and long list Of miscellaneous arti
cle- such - Hare-s Poughs hah~- Fora. Sc ana Tor
about 40 wagons reqWre1 or tr service m a. i199' "o
rad0, Dakota lcaho indian erIltrJ' Mll"tL 'ou AI-
Nebraska Nevada and W-con-n H. be- oo. r,i a. Aic.so
city and sioux city Also .0r sn t-on' A. NAV De
California b. lkes delivered AZ -an Francisco.
plies mat may contracted Tor 90 be delivered at the
Agenc "a - . .,.-.,,..- ,, ,yvs
schedules kinds aud Quantities Of sus4Ht nee
supple required Tor eacn agency aud the kinds a Aii
blank proposals and forms Tor contract ana pon oohdos
observed By DlGdcra lue ani. ILi,c Oh ~
i e,fie y, Vesbueton or No- Is and D. ~
tho COnrs c. subsistence. q. IS A. az Cheyenne CHI
cago Teaveu,yorfh Omaha IT. LOuls Paul. Franco
the following named places ia han-as AZ
aka Great BrH Howard Hutchinson Iarurd, Ne increon
lrion Medicine Lodge Newton Osaer 'ify sedan SER
Iid M be %, en- the and dav anove stated and
biddcr- are invited TO Dee present a. Jne opening
cEEriffp thhoh- ....... ...
All bids must he accompanied br crrtiacd ~ -cs mon som.
United STATES Depository Or Assistant ea-uref 10Y 10 i
per ''''' u Via II PRICE Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
5teambodts ano Rdilrodo5.


COLORADO, $1,000.
- OREGON, CALIFORNIA. Sr PAUL hiNNh-
APOIIs and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH MoS'
TANA DAKOTA MINEE-JTA. AMI she NOI.IA-
" k.sI are cached direct from cllt'AGJ via th'
CHICAGO And NORTH" r-IkhN L. "
=, rrns from two 10 hve daily eaca ~ay between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
pr-Ve IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS vest ~
Chicago PULLMAN sLkEPL4-S AT run oA AL "i ls'
r-oaeh and night trains For rate. % iie ana oie "a
fOr.u4..Ou Apply uy ieerJrln petsJl I'D Al c'i''' '
ceaera Easierl cent 10 il5 Broivav NeVN 'rS
LOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOU-
4 aATONI Io and NAUG Al h b. Al Li.oAA'
leave j. A.AAI4e-sDp I4-iu e. l s. ~ , H-, -' i'''
RIVER ..lJ y Pare lower tlan u5 an! "1lri l'''-
NOR BO~TON-TlE LATEST TRAIN WIN
4 Pullman Shoppers y. " " H. ana IT, T. l, avs
Grand Contra uriot at ll'l p u WtfA dll i. ,i
-uldava let tickets fJ 'r"-l OK hhn 'f" l.'i'''' ~
road at Orind Genital DeDot ami pflnopai A"''l''
EUGH VALLEY KtlLROAD.-P Passenger
= 90 '-il n m lnl pr ~
mi for afou chem. llcHtov Reading lil,h liN-
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Ailrufowu .trt iing Iuct ruunL Wke7Dltre anu t~~
fou Pullman ping cultles I.ttfhe4 70 r--1 p n. 49,
Trans .e4yAs 1.iOa IN AAl % IN con"'o'''' 80
g.. 49, f,iu.t -.fO a. rI T.nve Naucf lmIt f pm
lot '4"+'' '''' . r. BYINGrON. -. T. Il
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o'A''A 4''''''' e. h. tt dAINo7, Asrh-
NrEW-HAVEN. MERlDEN, HAEIFUtD,
y -PHINGTILLD HOLY OKt- SOUTH AEtND - 7l
SUNDAYS excepted - 3 p m. boat cihIfct
@ sn.cia train Tickets aud baggage cnrckrf AZ -
TtoaaSav ~ g. Court st., bToOAIyn lsAoaIHioh !"
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New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

I IEBIG CON PANI'S EXTRACT or
veat Ttrct ana cheapest Meat -havorlng stock for
Soups Made Dishes amt nue..
q TFRTG COMPANY, EXTRACT OF
Meat An Invaluable anu pa,4taAo 4onle ia AZ olae'
Of veah digestion 10 'e-' |.'i
ior wui,n a. uua shOud ir, grateful. see aitul
cal lre,s' Lancet" British Medical JouIuA., DC
TTFRIG CONPANN'S EXTRACT or
II Meat Canton Genuine ONLY wlth iac lhre 9i
Baron Lleblgs signature lL Eue Ink, Acin-' I~iDc
This caution - necessary. owing - various cieaD
anu iuIesor suD,tt tuie- being IL The Ma
TEBIG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OF
..,4t To Do lad OK all keepers. Groeers. and
Chemists. Sole 81 Mt for The Unltgd Stftes hole
safe only. c David q Co, 50 MarkIane L"rd 'h
Eng ana. - . 49,, ,-...-,-.t
sold wholesale by Park & Tuford smith Y EanderoecS
Acter Neral * Condii Ackrs-UI !.Dbns H. h. q l. T.
ThurDer q Co. anu Messrs. W a. 7cAleheiih ~ 20.
VISITORS to ENGLAND are respectfully
informed that the reDlili.l- yt tie
,.TIrF KINGS HEAD" lu the alci ~ iity o ,' 80
TRY l. now completely finished, and whch VIII Dc touh1
r.r te every ccolnJI.OI flr the cIn til hec Al
comfort Of flmf- and others visiting The dehshti4 county
OF WARWICK-I
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
GEORGE II. FOksrEh piaih'in attorney
Apr20 law6wTh
CTPRFNIE COTRT-CItv and County OF

SUPREME COUKI.-CltY ana county oL
NAH LOU.SA COVERT and others. Defendants
In purr OF Iudsm mt OF partition a1d "a e. Tade ana
April o,, the unde dersign,e the r.iefe9 "a as. III So
roo1 i broadway. IN the city oi NC" Of on a'hu1y
le eighth day Of May 1852 at u O'Clock noon ~ p a
FrS,iyH thai itan dwelling house and lot. piece or
parcel OF land lying and brng on she eisiey SIDE OF
Thompson street between .roOle ana -Iribs ~ e
fnenishet as number nftvK so Thompson street and
bounded westerly front by Ihoa psoh street etefy 10 INC
a house known number tftyeirht Thompson
street -ouhery by house ana lot OF ground nov Ai0
front eighteen feet nine inches and IN length On eac
size one huhdittl ieeI - ' t 0taces or narces NJ
with buildings thereon erected situate lying ana
F and second the city 0f New York and bound
ed and containing follows viz Beginning at point on the
hllueu ~ anu 49, ,, ~ nortbery line OF mir.
with First mleesh cct nine inches 70 point
thence ca tery on parallel Thirty hrst street forty
and thence southerY Ona line parallel Nh the
feet nine inches TO The point OF pace oi
beginning o, , .o,r, NTH.
tenth Formerly me tenth ward. Of the y OF Ne y YORK.
certain map Oi surrey " . I-. mi mi 49, VI -
easterv III Clinton ery Arundlt street noi
rear by lot number eighteen hundred aud ten and soulhry
by lot number eighteen hundred ana ,nlittMo 49, -
length side hundred feet Being the ame prem
ises hcIe l9fe coA,rtt ~. C,, co15o-ssi5rers
by ed bearing the wentyrinth day Of January D.
and nt ann 81 T YoE in be1 9 of conveJance page
9 and by the said Ia Con.ln conveyed unto .tres C"e
In he said Office Lber zb5 o Conyeyances page s57 On
tne fourth DAY Of March. a. d.; 81
Dated NtW-l ok, April IA. lr-.., - - 81 r.,
CHARLES II. BURT1s, Tsq- Plant. .ta1ly At.orney
2awsat Th&May6
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
6iedmboats dnb Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a DEAN RICHMOND and ST. JOHN leave pier Al North
IIver loot of Canal-st. every WEEK DAY at p m
north. west and eAst StaterO0ms warned
Excursion tickets To Albany ad return good 80 dayss2
W W. EVERETT Preslieut-
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
Etsal Notitrs.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW-YORk.-IRA BURSLEY plaintiff against
WILLIAM CUENINGHAM IOHNsT y and John DOE
fc fously des their real names are Unknown
doing under the 1m name Of Johnston and Cou
pany at Annoy, China. defendants.
I0 named de- tndHnts l. ~
You are hereby answer the compliant IN ta-
action and 70 serve 2 copv The paintn4
attorney days aer the service oi tl- sum
mons exclusive the of service and 10 case OF your a
re 10 appear answer Judgment will be taken against you
bv default the rel ef demanded IN the complaint
Dated New ORR city, April IL, 49,. .
~ GEORGE H. FORSTER. PLAINTIFF attorney.
address. No - f'N i"IA NJ
To the anove-named defendants and each of them;
The foregoing - served uDon You bY puncato'
To l., Of G. barrttt Oi
the justices the supreme Court OF the STATE on N"l OA
sed the OF April. lSS2. and nlei WITH the com
plant in Of the Clerk OF the city and County o
NeW-YOrk al the CITY ~ New urh -
GEORGE II. FORSTER, plaintiffs attorney.
-OO ,yyTh
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
Corporation Nollces.

NONTRACTORS.-Se proposals for max
y lg certain alterations aul AIR 20 the hreboAt WI
ham ifavrmever Will be- ceivec bv no Board o tomns
sorers II the FIRE Department until NAV l--2 for u
Information see CITY itEc0kD i2r sale 80 No = l'f A-
NOTICE-Sealed proposals viii be received
~ by school Trustees Of the 24th War al the Hal "i
thc E0ud of Education cofue Grand ana tl $50 uiiH
N4y p 1859 for ending one wing a4a w. si. .|J 20
SO 81. West Farm. 9i li- Information
"Cify Record" for sale at NO . tiiy hiH
MOTTO lCF-Proposals viii be- received an the
~ once OF The Department of Public CHARITIES ana '"
ton ave. until Apri -c ioo- Tor orc, i'es i,f
Goods Aad Hardware lyr fun llIoIiA..oH ''o N4s -'
lof -ale 40 NO q Clty Hail
frO CONTRA RACTORS.-Scalcd proposals VIII
rcccived AZ the Of The D. pari1rni of fuhhc
Work. unui Nav 1,sz. for paving with granite ah" ,P
biot streets and at, ues i iu iA+oA
nation ,e~ city fccor. for safe &c No Guy nan
~ ONIRACIORS.-Nealed Proposals VIII
Do receives thc Office ~ the Del arimtni o ilDn
Work unf May 4 1870 for bnilding -e9er- rn ilnf a
grading ana for citing AMI ia sidewalks Ia
sftls ind avenues For ffil Information see 'll iL
CDhD Tor SAFE At 80 city Hi.
TO CON NIRACTORS.-Sealed proposals Will
be received at the olce OF the Department o. iuDuc
NofAh until Ma J. 1852 constructing iron i"Ot ns
al iAft anf 4ist e., with the necessary hbhcHsH 4
Tor furnishing and delivering sOpcon kS rtOcock Do4er my
hG- z Cnx HAIL