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proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - Proposals
Will be received al the office OF the Chef Engineer Of
TIE OHIO VALLEY CONSTRUCTIONS COMPANY, in
Parkersburg West Vgirh. untii the 9TH day Of
March 1898 Tor The GRADING Masonry Iron BI gng, res.
tie and Pile Brtdges cross rracklaying lasting
for the Ohio River tai DAD between Ptfkcis
burg. West virginia. bong abOnt 80 miles tho Valley
the Ohio River.
BIDS viii Ice received Tor Tire whole part
Plans piOles ana sprcin cations bo Tho Oe
the Chief Engineer and after the 18th ~ nary
1888. WALLACE MCGHAIH, chlaf Engineer.
faikersbuiP w. Va.
For the Of Eastern tractors COMES OF no
hes aud speed DO az Office
sigaed, Room 20, No. l0j Broadway. New.York city.
T. II. bICkEL5, Consulting Engineer.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.,
NEU-YoRK, Thursday. March 1. 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NpwYopK Thursdav March l. 1873

ASHES uiet and unchanged. - - .o,,.
OOFFEE-Rlo the spot finn but queti FAR 9c stoC6 6
here In first hands. 4062 bags; options higher looV
bags No sold at 7iOc for March, 12JUI 42c Tor april
7l5a7 6jc for Nav 7G00775c for June. 776179Oc Tor
October; closing as follows: January
s25c February s2jc; March 2Oei April I41c.i NAY
G5c June Soc July 79Oc, August, 100c; SepeMDeI,
Sc 4 October, S.ljo; November Sl6c. December SZHc
During February tho sales go $50 bags NO ana OO
nag 10 but slow Of sale, MaracalD0. sDl3c
COTTON-spot Cotton hmtr and Good Mlddhng anu
above r higher trade quiet however sales S4 Daes
Q7O last evening". all for spinning Delivered on oon
tracts bales Receipts at the ports today l46I9 9ai
against Ijsi2 bales this day last week, and IVA baes
last year since september !, 4S7O0O3 bales, against
4OO3448 bales same period last season.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.
4 PAYMENTS FOR SALE.

A PAYMENTS FOR SALE.
To be sold for occupation splendid suite Of apartments IN
the
CORDOVA,
with frontage Of 100 feet 5ohs overlooking the Park
The suite contains dning lS123 reception room ana
drawing 2Zx34 and library I6X22 and covered bal
all se covering 700 feet of floor also six
bechambers two overlooking the Park kitchen servants
Offices and four addona the attic floor.
particulars plans and Of other tenants apply 20
LEsPINASSE & FRIEDMAN, Pine
EOR SALE OR TO LET.-43S Pearl-st.,
l. 5.sory building large lot. -
RULAND & WHITING. Beekman st
DARE OPPORTUNITY TO CASH PUR-
HI CHASER.-FourstOry brOwnsOne; MadisOn-aye.; 20
feet front. O. A. HUNTER 176 Broadway Room 20
4 ONLY FOUR LEFT (of the)
E Elegantly arranged hOnses crest Of LenoX H-
III. 69tl.st between Madison and Park
". Built in the Old Colonial 4" stYle.
V. Admitted by all 10 be the best finished
HOUSES NOW OFFERED FOR SALE.
Apply 10 builder and owner. - - x
WM. A. HANKINSON,
On the premises or 2l3 West 3lstst
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- PARTMINT bureau ior the Collection Of Assessncnts
and Arrears OF Taxes aud ASSIGNMENTS and Of croon Wacr
OFFICE or Iue COLLIE TOR OF ASSIGNMENTS .AYp,
CLERK Oh AHtEAur. NoVcuucr -, lNS2.f
NOTICE Of The Of lands ana tenemrnts for unpaid
1877 and 1913 und the dire don oi Allan Campbell Comp
tIoIcr Of the City Of New YORK.
the Of e act iS5 Xn at G io GG eo ed 51
Of taxes nG rotor Mhrr rents IN the Cy q
hat The We owners I'll lands ieuemenis IN
the city Of which have been laid
hrmed situated IN ne Wards SOS 10 - Inclusive ior the
1871 1875 ana 1873 AID now remaining due and un
paid end also tho resprcuye owne.s o. az iand and eno
said on which the regular Croou water rents
fof the avs 1876 1871 aud 1875 and
sses,t' sd iers ~ Arrears A. mi, oice I'm he cyar
thereon az The rate OF per cent per an9m a. provided by
the time Of payment together with the charges
Of this notice and adj eremcn and default shall be made
IN such payment such ands aud enemen vi" bo sold at
public auction. at the new Court House la tho city Hall
nj ~ o'clock noon FOR The lowest term OF years ~ which any
shall offer 20 take the same In consideration OF adyanc
he 20 due and unpaid thereon said
the time Of sale together with the charges OF this notice
thereon aud such sale will be continued fm
time until a the lands and tenemens advertised Tor sale
Notice hereby given detailed statement
property which taxes aud Croion Water rents remain
pd ~ In e a Of ii. e SSPes OF S sa
menis and clerk Of Arrears and will be delivered 10 any
coecior Of assessments CcrE Of Arrears
NOTICE.-Proposa will be received ut the
~ Office OF Department Of Public Charities Cor.
recon. No SO Sdave until March 2 1883. for Groceries,
For full Information, sec city Record.
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ once Of the Department Of Public Charities and Corec
ton No 90 81 ave. until March = lSo5 lor 900 tons
For fnli Information, see CITY Record. for sale al No.
City Hail
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

DERGER'S NEW METllOD.-More CONVEX
ID satIonal French acquired In month than In i've
Inv any other system payment IN advance Every
saturday morning and afternoon free classes Tor American
teachers Professor CHARLES 81 Union square. north
SIDE New.Yofk. Book references at ID. Appleton Co.
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Qedohers.

As MASTER, TUTOR or PRlNClPAL-By
~ graduate OF high attJluWcuts great tuiuOua cGpctl
principal male and female h1h
shInenis good ipliuaran PHEASANT method uuyaicd
success 80 .au.us kward pup university aud
other examinations taun. Grecsl classics Mathematics
Sciences English. French. German. spanish. Hebrew.
Rev. y. Tribune Uptown Oflcc. l.23- Broadway
A BILE and accomplished professors. tutors
~ goveucsgrs. lecturers companions and housekecpers
gupDlcd by MISS r. J. YOUNG. American AMI FOrclgn
Teachers goncy. - Union square.
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New Publications.
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
JAMES NASMYTH. ENGINEER.

JAMES NASMYTH. ENGINEER.
An Autobiography. Edited by samu ell sniles author OF
Lives Of the Engineers" sefHep" sc. 4to, paper 10
cents No 900 extra in Harpers Franklin Square Library
The story OF MI Nasmyths m attractive and an inter
esting one Dr. Smiles allows his hero TO unfold himself
II the stye man. then safely that Mr. Ma
suyrh is simple minded ted with very
wide and varied culture and wh enough TO DE
fooshy ashamed OF rather humble but brave begin
ninss-lPaH Mall Gazette. LONDON.
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For Bows and Young Mcn-Country

For Bows and Young Men-Counerv
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE--Military Board
"a ing school, "h''0 r'' Prlncipil o. r. WILLIS D.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college CONDITIONED or rejected erndiaaSs 1osHe'
DLIJM'S Erziehungsanstalt.- Boys prepared
ID for college b1sne's 500 per annun For catalogue
and references apply 10 Or O. W ELL H. beAeyla, ~,
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester, Mass: 27tayeir FOR inli information ap'
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.l Military Acadcmy.-t For
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For Young Ladics-countrY.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
oSc5 bA SEPT Il o s On ana aeidas Il r. 3
mile. from l.algpha T,th tn,99E1 49, r,, dH ,s
AND thorough elegant buiuuga ap4 All 1nfccn,rs
large grounds ana cation well Known log beauty And n"ah
FoF catalogue address Clio 10. ~ iLtk A 81. PIN
THREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, y. \.
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HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' Tarry-
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MARCH New classes formed IN Clavcrack
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from Hudson City y. Y AlouEo flaok lh D. President
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES. experienced teachers ma n,ert Hm!teL
Address Ms l.. Z. ANRE1.
NeHCanAan. Conn.,
For Both Sexe3-Cou1trv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. II miles
~ FROM New.YorS. children rs34lVs a mothers cara
Ms H. y. MOKKfl.l. AaIIA'''L L. L.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - NyaclI Oh the
IL Hudson Both sexes, s12J send ior catalogue. W H.
BANNIsTLK a. NJ
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Mar. l-l2;O0 o. m.-cotton dulE Madlng
Cplands oopn Orleans do, ilI6d Sales 5000 bales
Including 900 bales speculation export Receipts
1880 0aios Including ,45p American Futures pianos
Low Madnng clause Marcn delivery 6slo.d. do. March
anu Apr delivery, Osa,d.i do. April and MAY delivery
oSod 60 Nay and June delivery 6iao.d June and July
denyefy btstd do July and August delivery 5eood;
August ana seDtember delivery 0Sa4d November
December delivery, 04sa4d Futures uiet
LIVERPOOL. Mar. l-2,OO y m.-Couon-Ine saes OF the
ay incluned 81 OF bales Amercar
LIVERPOOL. Mar. l-AiU0 D. u plands
Low Abiding clause March Al mi delivery 0soa.d; DO.
April ana May delivery 64s.d also btIa.di do MAY and
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Summer Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES.
ISLIP LONG ISLAND
Will open March 81 IAN les SLATER Of The d" Herk..~ -
6th.ave. and 0th 81. owner and proprietor '''
WHERE SHALL WE SUMMER ?-Send
w postal crdregqes,ing or fee Prospectus Of tho
tho family watering place one hour from
EcwYork Ciy On the Atlantic Ocean shore Address
HITCHCOCK a DENTON
(Hours. etoAD IL Chambersst, n Y
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4s ssss Co. sas q. ss s.s:
Low nasn S S Good Srsn.a s Sc, nos
sass pale. sss, Export: g
70 France. - bales eoaswse. lsS2bsles stock. 7lsl3
Sn. 3D. NED GOOD opsss2y 'r As I'D :s.S: ss
sos0 70 & s sea
70 az the Channel bales eoastwise Gls0 bales sass,
SEwSsss..ys Iscssssn steady xadling ESQ,
S e he sas s78 5 Sas to BALES
Great Britain: bales sales 1000 bales last evening
ss esesi ''S Mar "og1s SaIeS suet Mssng
MiddlinG 0ircc Coca Ordinary sac: receipts I7Ss
% Great f2 Britain 5Sas
sales 100 baes last evening" 700 osieS STOCK 1885
EUROPEAN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. Mar l.-BacOn. Cumberland Cut 500, short
Pme seTb Seese American csc S5d c Carl
69d for Mixed oM rnrpenune spirits Sa6d Provisions
for Mixed Western Wheat $50 ID per Genital Cal
.s Mar De s99 9
per tun. Taow 49, Oercwt Refined Petroleum. elsds
aAyRE Mar lzwhcOrs' Lard closed al II francs rs
AXTwERP Mar I-Psuoeum IS trance 10 centmes for
Fine Pale American paid and francs rs confines sellers
BSSNsH Mar Iad oosed a. g marks 25
Piennigs per lilo lbs Petroleum. marY 10 pennig'
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
Lo id Mar l-l2S0 m-con.ols io2:r0 for money,
and lO2 for the accounts Atlantic and Great Western
ond mortgage trustees certificates 1884, consOs
g99 Illinois Central. l4g; Pennsylvania Central 6sla:
MEXICAN kallway limited Ordinary 1917 NewNork, Ontario
and Western, 26o9 Milwanlee and St Pau common 100
LONDON Mar 1.-The Bank Of EnglaId reduced its rate
OF discount from 81 per cent TO per cent
LONDON. Mar 1000 m-The proportion OF the Bank Of
England TO liability which last week Al
cent. Is 43 The bullion the Bank OF
land has increased 1000 during the past week.
LONDON, Mar. l-3.OU m.PaT1s advices quote three
rentes at 81 francs 80 centmes the account
LONDON, Mar l-43O p. m-Atiantic and Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates 55 do second mort
gage Is u Le 80; Ne",York central isOg LIMOS 4 Cent
Railway Qiniten Ordinary 1881. New-YOrk ontario
Western. 26if; Milwaukee aud ST Paul common 1912.
Bar s'fyeri quoted at 5llIsd per ounce.
LONDON. Ma. l-4:3O D. m.-Pafis adVces quote three
81 francs 30 confines for the
and exchange London at 20 raneh 90 confines for
checks
PARIS. Mar. 1.-The weekly statement Of the BANK Of
France shows increase Of 100000 francs gold, and
adecTease Of l050.000 francs silver
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Brooklyn.

NHlLD'S GARDEN SCH0OL.-Parents wish
inc ptyate boarding school for small children are cor
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Citn l1ropertn 90 Get.

A PHYSICIAN will lease to responsible
"A party for term Of handsome house, partially
furnished West Side between AOtn
ss reserving his ONCE without board Address DOCTOR
", Tribune Uptown Ofco. l239 broadway.
VNO LET.-Fire- proof vaults and storage room
l. in the building IS o OIL Rosest Apply 10
GEORGE MUNRO. II TO q Wand ewaterst
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4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE is offered for

EOR SALE or TO LET-At East Orange,
GrOve.st. handsome house II 2story and Man
large garden fruit and gape vine. Inquire
OF W GIBSON. 40 10th ave, Ncw-lOrk
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FOR SALE.-A choice farm, unencunbered,
miles the City of New York I'm Newt erey near
three railroad Gepots soil location lay OF land large dwell
ing Outbudiugs, healthfunes3 an desirable, 3a
miles nom city OF 10000 Inhabitants Urice $1,000
Address DR.. /. N. HOWE. Passaic ~. J.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-27
THE MORAL OF IN

We may moralize as much as We
please about pain; but the fact IL
that We don't like 1t while Il hsts'
and that we want to get rid OF il as
soon as we can. Whether caused by
rheumatism, gout, disordered livet.
weak nerves, irregular lidneys, bad
blood, or anything else that is iust
the reverse of what it should be, the
jooner it is out Of the system the
happier we are. Whether pain Is
the result of imprudence or Of acct
dent or is sent as a punishment for
our sins, may be a nice question for
the philosophers to argue; but peo-
pie who are suffering want first to he
rid of the pain, after which those
who are fond Of argument may argue
the matter to their hearts content.
Above all theory, argument, and
philosophy, comes the delightful AN
that Browns IRON BITTERs drives
pain away. Sufferers run no risk in
trying this medicine, the only COM
pound containing iron which carries
no mischiefwith it. Those who have
used it will tell you so; and you can
try for yourself by buying a bottle
Of the nearest druggist.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-27
RIDICULOUS IDEAS

ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURGATIvEs.
1T Is DANGEROUS 70 sCOURGE THE sToM.
ACH, TO RAsP THE RowELs, TO PROS.
TRATE THE NERVOUS SYSTEM WITH
FURIOUS EVACUANTs. NATURE HAk
GIVEN A SAMPLE IN THE FAMOUS SELF.
ZFRsPRlNG, OF WHAT THE BI IOUs, CON.
STiPArED OR DYsPEPTTC SYSTEM NEEDS
FOR ITS RFsruR TION, AND IN TAR
RA rs EFFERvFsCEN~ sELrZFR APERI.
en- SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED ON Ma
TURE By CONBtNIsG ALL THE VALUA-
Bile INGREDIENTS OF THE GERMAN
FOUNTAIN IN A 4. 'RTABLE FORM. rhIG
AGREEABLE AND POTENT SALINE AL
rERATINE CHANGES THE CONDITION on
THE BL on AND PURlFlES ALL THE
FLUIDS OF THE BODY. SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS
The daily gazette., 1883-09-27
From ne Paolilo sIope.

STOCKTON, CAL.-.Bustoss Consolidation;
feel so grateful to some Georgia people that
l must write and ask you 10 thank them for
the good they have d0pe-me 1Ri fact, after
he dies, there ought TO be q monument
erected to the memory Of the Inventor or dis-
coverer of a remedy which is manufactured
in your city. For five long years past have
spent all made, and more toe, IN the effort to
be cured OF blood malady which was eating
my life away. l tried one physician after
another, and the Warm Springs, the Hot
Springs, the Sulphur Springs, and finally
found myself completely broken down,
poisoned with scrofula, poisoned with muir
curry, and pronounced incdfable by all the
doctors. In this condition / heard through
friend from the East of Swift's Specific
Is. 8. s., which is made in Atlanta, and !
took 1t because / felt that under any cir
cumstances / was doomed to die. The first
three doses of 1t infused new life into me,
and after taking about twenty dollars
worth, am new man and as sound as Il
dollar. Every vrstige of the old enemy is
gone-my skin is clear, and feel as well or
better than ever did in my life. Swift's
Specific costs high out here, but 1t is worth
$500 per bottle to sufferers from blood dis
eases Thank those people for me, and let
any doubters write me here, care of the
Commercial Hotel.
Yours very truly,
HARRY SMITH.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-27
aseaINrED FaoM yEsrERpA,
STRUCK BY An ENGINE.
A Fatal Accident ON tho r., w. a n. n. ]
Below Newport.

A Fatal Accident ON tho r., w. a h. n. r.
Below Newport.
Between 5 and o'clock, last !evening, an
unknown man, evidently a tramp, while
standing close to the south bound track Of
the p, w. Il =. R. R., on the sharp curve
just below Newport, was struck and run
over by special engine, bound for Newark,
and terribly mangled. He died almost in.
stantly. In the pocket of his coat was found
a certificate of admission to the Pennsylva-
mia hospital, Philadelphia, made out in the
name Of Frank Biesel, aged 35 years a ma
tive OF Germany.
Coroner Smith held an inquest this morn
iBg, the body having been sent TO Whining
ton, when j. II. Mcclure, j. Murtha and
Frank McGOwan, who were on the engine,
testified that they saw the man standing on
the edge of the ties OF the south bound
track, watching q north-bound freight
train passing by, as their engine approached.
The whistle was blown repeatedly, but the
man was SO absorbed in watching the freight
traiu that he did not hear the warning
signals until It was too late. The jury rem
dered a verdict of accidental death.