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5noex 10 Aoperiisemenfs.
Bnsiness Nstlfes.

PROFITABLE INvEsTMEYT-EachS So doubled
beautiful Garden aud Creedmoor Rifle
thousand building surrounding depot S75 each monthly
payments - Circulars o. WILSON Attorney $50 Broad
way. n. y.
COsTAR's EXTERMINATORs destroy BedDugs,
Reaches Rats Mice Moths Fhe. Fless Ants Cookrosches
lice iniailihe remedies Not poisonous 400 Broole-sI
20 Maiden-lane. All stores
ECLIPsE EXTRA DRY, FINEST NATURAL CHAM
r.gxs Absolutely pure Also choice Cahorna Clarets
HICKS Ports SheTries Bureundcs
FREDERICK WIN. ~ rfGRN, Agent oil WarrensL
S4-FULL SETs-Panless extracting without
charge artificial teeth are TO be nsered teeth repsred or
made while waiting Lady IN attendance 5Oz ana 1oS oo-
ave- '0'no' '''"''"' '''' - DIR. MoDEMANN
SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH.
Coe breezes for Cstsrrh hay Fever Malaria ami
Chills and Fever Good fishing, sailing and bathing
Trains from Long Island 800 a. m and $3.50 p m
SEAIsKIN and all leading fashionable Fur
sale at prices sales going on now Re
pairing done c. G. SHAME Manufacturer los Prince
g. purchased kept on storage free II desired
To TIE CoNsUMPTIvE.-Let those who
the fatal severity OF climate through any
pulmonary complaint those who In decided Con-
sumption despair. There is saio and SUR
al Cod liver OF Lime" without possessing he very
sesng on formerly used Is endowed BY
with healing property which renders
the doubly e1eacious Remarkable Testimonials OF It's
ncacy shown Sold by A. b. WILBoB Chemist BIOS
ton and all druggists
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Mind-cure is the fashionable Boston fantasy anu
il is being discussed in the modern Athens with %
solemnity which must positively enchant the lool-
killer MInd-cure is method Of conquerlng disease
by resolving" that it is NOT present FOR lhStahco'
n man has the t0othache; therenpon he uhdertaN's
TO persuade himself that it is in his NINA ihstead
of in his body and the theory Is that by this pro-
cess he gets rid of it, The basis OF the new doctrine
is that matter is manifestation Of mind, or spirit
Following this theory out. it is argued that nobody
can be sick if they refuse to believe that they are
So On the same principle 1t is held by the advocates
of the new faith that posOns are only mischieYous
because they are feared. To this tho opponents OF
mnd-cure might reply by asking how 1t is that
when children or cattle eat poisonous roots not nav
ing any suspicion of thcm the effects are precisely
the same as though they had been eaten with sui
cida intent But in truth, the mind-cure VIII not
bear analysis. It must be taken wholly on trust
If taken Mt ALL and it is curious TO see how macy
people in Boston appear willing to accept the rde-
ulous proposition and think it deserving oil serious
argument and experiment. 1t is to be feared that
some of these good folks are in tho condition as
cribed to Festus and what that was OF course every
B0stOnial knows.
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We are glad to hear that The Uor'd has succeeded
in getting people to subscribe for it even when they
do not fold copy of THE TRIBUNE inside. we nave
always said that if The Uord was industrious ener-
getic and cnterprising it would receive share OF
the public patronage We sincerely congratulate
it upon its improved fortunes.
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CosTAH's EXTERMINATORs destroy BedDugS,
Reaches Rats Mice Moths Fines Fess Ants Cockr0aches
lice Infahie remedies Not poisonous 400 BrocmesI'
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arnd.,resrs Takes it rack.

Brcds!retrt. August l6.
Through reliance upon the general press
dispatches last week We were led to IT fl.ct
what appears 10 have been an extreme
view of tho condition Of the finances OF
Wheeling, W. Va. Calling attention to
tho fact that the city WAS reported Is total
wreck, financially" tho point was used to
illustrate our familiar philosophy az to the
demoralizing influence Of city borrowing.
From statements since made by the INTEL.
LlGENcER OF that city it is apparent that the
| dispatches sent East were too highly col.
ored, md that while its affairs have been
tangled through thesbuss Of the borrowing
power the city is by no means bankrupt.
Regarding the situation the IETELLlarScER
says: "Varioug causes baYe contributed 10
the trouble in which tho city finds
itself. Obviously obligations have
been incurred In excess Of the
revenue and in defiance OF
good public policy 1t is not nor
IL it likely to become bankrupt, but it has
followed bad customs and bad counsels
and spent money faster than It came in. "
We are bound 10 accept this statement
from the authority named. All judgments
proceeding from the exaggerated views
telegraphed East should be revised in &C.
cordance with the actual facts. The psy-
as.you-go Lesson 10, however, Of as much
Importance as before, and If tho city Of
Wheeling profits thereby the incident will
not be without its good results.
THE dispatches to which Bradstreets re.
iera, were not general prefs dispatches"
but special dispatches, for which the Aac.
cisted Press was not responsible.
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A, "Reminiscences Of tho Gafiautry {
Nsst yiTginlA's Boys In Blue.

A Rsm,piscencs Of tho Gniiautry OF
Ws.t viIginin's Boys In Blue.
Cumberland Etlrs. 5.ll t-s sIs=.
As matter Of special interest just now
we give an account Of the following episode
in tho "vsr history" Of Cumberland which
will ireshen the memories Of our older cit.
liens and instruct our younger ones. Gen.
e,al Kelley aud many Of his officers and
soldiers will attend the approaching re-
udion, and We bespeak them hearty vel.
come. On August !, 1864, the force under
General Kelley met at Folck's Mills, q
few ruileB eas. OF this city, the Confeder.
stes under Generals McCausland and John
son and repu!sed them. As they had just
marched from the destruction OF Cham.
bersburg, Penusylvani,, lit ia presumed that
their 1epulse saved Cumberland from q
similar fate. The peop;o oil Cumberland
were Justly grateful TO their brave defend
orr, ard on August 4 large and enthusl-
aasic meeting Of citizens was held in Mar
kst Square Tor ths purpose OF rendering
them suitable thanks.
The committee reported resolutions ten
derinc the aarnest thanks Of the citizens OF
Cumberland to General Kelley and bis
command for the skill, energy and bravery
Of their successful resistance TO the attempt
10 capture the city. Theresolutions further
stated that it would crafty the citissns to
have an opportunity to show by some pub
lie demonstration their gratitude for the
obligation conferred. Thenks were also
returned to the citizens who volunteered on
the occasion and hastened 10 the city's de-
lensc. A committee waB appointed 10 wait
upon General Kelley and request him to
afford them an Opportunity OF publicly
showing their gratitude to the military.
In responfe 10 the committee's request,
General Kelley appointed . parade for the
afternoon OF August II. Tho citizens gen.
orally united in grand demonstration Of
ihankn to the military; there was general
disp,sy Of bunting aud the decorations were
numerous and beautiful. The troops who
participated IN the defense Of the city were
drawn up in line 81 the "old race" ground,
(the site Of the Baltimore / Ohio Ysilrosd
rolling milI, end reviewed BY the Cen
eral. The march IVES then taken up and
parade had through the principal streets.
The citizen soldiers participated In both
the review and parade. All along the line
the column vas heartily received and the
day YVES one long TO bs remembered.
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coxcEssrse CONTEMPT.
Tho bourbon Judges md their own Dc
nnttion of tho Power They Have

Tho Bourbon Judges unu theiF own ue'
nn,.ion of tho Power 1hey Have
Ururped. va tG
10 ne Editor Of ne InltlilotneG.
eIs:-One Of the first acts passed by the
Legislature Of this State, alter lis first
creation (chspter II, acts 1859 was an TACT
defining the Jurisdiction and powers otths
Supreme Court Il Appeals and the judges
thereof" BY the terms Of that act, the
court wuH limited In lie powers to tho au.
thority conferred by tho code Of Virginia,
which has been and is now the law 10 this
State. The Legislature did not intend to
give 10 accidental judges" any more power
than was given 10 like officers in the old
State. And It fs proper 10 add that no
Judge or court, under Republican rule,
ever thought OF exceeding tho powers ex.
prersly granted 10 them by the people
through the Legislature. -.
But now we have o court (Goi save. the
marlD which dtles all the Limitations
which the people Of both States for gsner.
atoms past have imposed, and .boldiy an
l AuuuGeb llht kuC
| i,s only measure OF suthorityg Constltu.
tons and bills OF rights, acts and parts Of
acts, definitions and limitations Of power
ali are alike relocated with contempt to the
waste basket OF the court, by four Judges
who spit upon public and. private rights
disregard all law known 10 lawyers and
coprts, pnd declare themselves above III.
law and beyond the power which created
them. Surely ex Governor Plerpoint did
not exaggerats when he said that "aosaGh
decisions ss those Of this notorious quar-.
tet,e had been heard Of slacs the head OIL
King Charles rolled into the basket" The
power claimed for the Car Of all the
Russias is not greater than this so called
SCOUT" cams Tor Itself. He demands alb
soluto authority and ulqnt sioning obe
deuce 10 bis edictf; this "Coul" Of our
declares that tho discretion Of the Cour
| Is It's only measure oil authority" Wharf
| ia the difference? There Is none, cir, saw
| in tho fac. that We hlvs some respect io
tho head lawfully adorned with the EN-
bems OF royalty; but We have nothing bu
contempt for an uncrowned usurper.
"Turn tho rascals ou'!'
A COUNTRY 'eauIRE.
Le,ris County, August 10.
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Mouey Talls.

American ProteciioEtst.
The platitudes Of political theorists al
times read we'll, and are made 30 plauaible
ss to mystify men. But the practical ex.
psriencs OF every day life is an argument
that common people can understand better
than any other. Mr.. John SAFELY, Of Wash.
ington, D. O., writes:
: Ny father was blacksmith. So was
after him. I had protective tariff bred in
my bone by tho s;mpleat Of sll proceeges-
peraonal application. When my father
came to this country ho got Is CENTS a day.
But, though you could buy whole sheep
for IS cents or 81 We got very little Of it,
and I went with my shirt out half the time
because OF the rents in my trouEeru. That
was under free trade. We vera as poor as
Jobs turkey. When tirnca began 10 change
under protection, wGgeB went up to s. so
and S.. We had enough to eat, good
clothea, and it was not long before We
owned the house We live in. That is pro.
tective tariff rs I Saw and still see it.
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A Quaker City Maiden.

When Philadelphia father chided bis
daughter for allowing a young gentleman
visitor TO kiss her, she replied with some
spirit:
II couldn't help 1t, pa. After he kissed
me the first time ! told him to stop it and
no didn't mind me at ALL"
And the next day, when her iathe,
brought home base-ball cstcher's mask
and told her to wear 1t when her young
gentleman friend called, che was mean
enough to call him hateful old thing and
to declare thst if it wasn't for the fact that
it would make a good buntle she would
smash It to atoms. I,
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A CARDIFF all who arc suffering from errors
and ind!screlions Of youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay. loss Of nanhood, Dc, will send 70.
great remedy was discovered by missionary 10
South America. Send rclt addressed envelope 10
Rxv. JotxrH 7. MxAS, Station b, Now York. y
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE RR.

bu aud ale, SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1881, trains nm
tho v. & z. G. R. & will run Es foiiows: -
Leaving the City u \. T., and run every hour
until . ?. Y rs,s = =
Leaving Wheeling Park MA. r., and run eyery
ss3gE.ssEs.5r ~. on SUNDAYS. z.9ah N.Y.
Leaving tho City as7A. ~, and run every hou,
Leaving Wheeling Part atsA.x., and run every
hour until 10 r. Y. '1fsi - - 30 -
Pa,seuSe;a will ave time and trouble BY nnr,
ehixng Geis dcksu ct the ehcs. 100 }. =.
nJH q HRaoH, Bupt
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TEAVElER's GUIDE,
TrsIas arrive and lepaf.a az follows-cl.y tt

| tfhfhf RffTe 6Hd Gtfafta i8HoWH-Sity 3ffnes
BALTIn0RE d OTTOMAN LISE-De.
m, sud sos pm. Grafton Accommodation, f:S5
m Local freight 7;o5 nj. Moundsville Accom-.
mediation, ll:Ss N. GloSess Gap Accommoda.
ii. o. pfV.-For Chlc.so and the West o:l5 a m,
s:25 p N: and ll:l0 n. Blrnesrtlle Accommoda.
ton, S:35 m. ZsuesTllc Acc0mEc 4: 10 r,
W. p. l. B. DlV.-For Pittsburgh, 6:S5 m, iG2G
m. ThadelphIa Accommodations, s:t6 p m.
| Washington. Pa, Accommodate SIS p M. : s :
Arrive Prom Ha!tim,re and Washington, D,
G., 19l0s m, l0:l5 m, and 1875 n. Goyer's Gan
Accommodation, 500 4 m. Moundsvi!c Accom-.
moaation. 1:so M. Grafton Accommodation, 5:S5
90. DIv.-Ftom Chicisn and tho Vest, 2:lo m,
$40 m. and Cos p. N. GAINESVILLE Accemmods.
ton, S:b5 N. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, I:lo
w, P. d 3. DIv.-From Pittsburgh, at leo m.
and 100 P N. Washington, Pa, s:IO q N. Ttisdel'
All through trains run daily. Local trains daily
except Sunday. ~
r., O. d st. L.-DraAET-s:e0 4 N, SIS m.
10 m, E45 m. 4Rs!7r-S:so IN, n:o5 4 a.
s:s5p n, 720pm. :
Cleveland, Lorain d whcelfnr,-pEpIn-
st. Clhinville g:1 4 N, Cleveland express l022 m,
St. Granville l:52 N, MAssilon Accommodation
ALI p m, ST. ClairSylle accommodation 6:l7 D m,
AhaivT-st: ClaiiEyiLe S;?7 a m, Aassilon accom-.
land express ISL p IN, St. Claissvillo I:52 m.
Cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /.
n, 1l:N N, 4:l6 o m; SteubeEville Accorrnods.
| ton 9:l3 M SsllsE1le Accommodation 5:as
P N. AHs!vs-i9ss ? N. Sos p n s:2s ? m; ssu.
benyts Ac Acc nm s@ n, Wellrytla Ao.
q. Z. q q. Rnilway-L1ira RelIa,re n,
HoodRnold and Summarized ct Geo q. m. and 3io
NJ AHnIvE Il Eei,slf9 NJ slsn n. and h:ss pm.
$50 IN; Accommodation 0 IS \ m and a:ao n ~
ARRIyr-1l:50 m. GC0 p m and o:20 p m. ma -
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HEpUULlrAN SrITE TICKET.
RpPuELlCaN LUUNTY TICKET.

YUA IJIEAiyf,
FRhsE JuuSe0E.
ctGrK oy TIE cIHCuIT COURT,
UhAhIl3 y. 40 HkLL-
cLynx or me COUNTY COURT,
". NEWT. LlsC6.
IpcsrculISo LrToHNEY,
t Jos4yN y. kLsoE.
81. lHIwoK, CITY DISTRICT,
FRED. EoLLER,
luYssnx. oousTRy DisTaIcT,
~ VIZ. a. MCCOY.
COUNTY tukvEYoR,
uAREEUE u, LAIRD.
Housx oY DEYGGTB,
B, B. DoyESEE,
A, Q. +. EAELINa,
:. BANKER,
Col. ". D. CUIT1.
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EITB.

All Fits stopped FREQ by d.. Klino's Great Nerve
Rcstorer, No Flu after hnt days use. MaryelouI
cures Treaufe and q Trial bottle FREQ 10 Fit csea
Read 10 Dr.. Kline, ISL Arch rtreet Philadelphia,
Pa. Cancer 1nstisu!e, 80 Arch ineet, Philadelphia
Pa 60 10 II -.isg.G 2e-,l la'.ti'..
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spuCkT,cnhh
wHMELlNG
Female COLLEGE,
EDUCATIONAL,

This institution u incorpora ed with rull ri,
legisie Power, aud Privileges BY tho lS,i,ll tusr y,
and Accomplished EducAilou, '''usa
Two Full CourSes: Classical and Scientific
In ronpecjon with ihess, ihefe u sa rtc,,,s,,
AT school. lurih taught In all Iii d OF Innins'
CryoAlng and Painting. ~ "'nEi
There IL slso . kchool Of orntory and F,ecp,,o,,
This very latest methods introduced. eeA"ou,
The Conservatory Of huiici |. Conducted ON m.
plan o. Stuttgart, Getm,ny, and precisely Ia. "a ny,
methods are used. In the Vocal ID neftmsnt ,soo
italian method ID ukcd with such al,antIon, W
may suit the yolte 6 Of tho pupils. -
The various kchUos OF lapguage are In ch,,r.. a,
experienced aud we'll knowG pioietso,S
Mn. J. 7. Porter. PROBES u OF ths nav srion,Ic.
SJttum Of shotthAnd, termed tAtkjgruthY. ny,
open fchooi fn eouuecdon with the COLLEGE ssai
The Thirty Nth year will open sep,ombers ,ss,
Terms Sodera.e iii ~ Departments. ''''
, For Catalogues " othtr Information, sddros IN.
President, Miss A, TAYLOR,
Prcildtnt
BOARD or rausrlH.
Col. Il. Z: List, Joseph nell, En-,
Geo. X. Wheat hq, DR.. /. II. Lcy.n,
hon. y; y. huobafd, Augustus pUllacr, Fec.
y. y; ~, Hon: 4. v, Camplel,
IoE y; nIooan, Y v. It,ckni ief. Rsq.,
i NJ VANCE, lag capt. John hcLutc,
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MupleNvood InsLllule
FOH ROTH MIKES

Concordvllle, Pa, q miles iroa ,Ltoad stre, s,..
Colrses Of study; students pIeua;td for IpWtElai
year in college; practical lesson, 10 Surveying and
Civil Engineering; superior Instruction ia misr,
timld and backward pupils privately tuiored:s
ties OF school lue made attractive; s65 to $50 nv,
scsyion Of 10 weeks: highly recommended by ~.
tson.; J, sA0RrLlDGf. yale UolleSel, A.. H.
PNnClnNl. ----- ~ wv - a.,s.N
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A LADY who suffered from weakness, pecu.
II tr IL iS Sasion. kidney medicines bu. opIy
found myself growing worse. A friend told
me 10 use Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
sa,s,parilla. It's effect on me- was soon indl.
Gated by clear and beautiful complexion,
s freedom from aches and pains, comrlete
removal OF nervola depression, painless reg.
ularity In habits OF digestion and otherwise
l can not praise the rsrsdy too highly as
true friend to suffering womanhood and as q
strengthening medicine. pAw
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DIED.

RITTES-On Sunday evening, August II, 1854,
at O'Clock, F, ". HITTER, In ihs Ash year Of his
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YOUNG LaDIEs'
INSTITUTE

GRANVILLE. LICKING Co.,, OHIO.
Begins tho Fall Term Of Ia $50 year. Sen, :,
1854. Complete In all It's Departments, Prm,..
Preparatory, scientific, Classical aud Normal: NJ,
sic, Vocal aud instrumental; Drawing. CrSyeniuas,
and Painting; German, French and ureck, Ien,s
moderate. with help Tor the Lesdy. An early an
plicatiou 10 secure ruom Is an s6solut, necrciiy
address REV, D. sukPARDsoN, D.D,'
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Linsly InstltI,te

Linsly Institute.
WHEELING, VIVA.
A literally endowed Institution Tor the edus,,
Boys and Young Men.
Students are prepared for College. tho hIo.o.
schools Of science OF business. Thorough inIin,ca
ton Is given In tho kngish, UlasSicnl scIeutis"s
rrepat ttory Branches. Aau
SPECIAL attention Is paid 10 Book ktepirv an,
Commercial Arithmetic Individual in,I,sc, aaa
Tor dull aud bactwatd boys. hxtfa Coune in Ivy
man and Drawing Corps Of us,tu, tots II noi.
complete. Next term will begin Mosdsy. scnisnn,I
bsr /. Send for circular. 81 0>p'eia'
a. 4. WHITEHlLL, A. ~,
i~DF.NwThlh . ".
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THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

Removed from % Yves. Seventh St, 10 go
anbnrm street. Cincinnati, ohio. Delight.
grounds. boarding and day sgho..l.
PteparcS for college, Scientific schools or bud.
npsa s= +Ess. = Il .sa-sl -
Modern Language, D,ima.v Department.
ig2l.uwlF WN a RTy 4 p ipoJ,,,
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Funeral from his late re,llence No. 4al7 Market
street, Tuetday afternoon q. O'Clock. Friends Of
the family iuritel. Intermcnt at Psnln'uls Gem.
on : : : :
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SPEC Al NOTICES,

srlusz's Genuine Wax Soap will not color
the clothes yRllnwish. III : sl11zlsst On Tsg-7l
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w Immediately at No. ., Sixteenth street.
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There are Democrats In West Virginia
who will SCRATCH Judge Woods when
they come to vote IN October,
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nEruBlIVAN NATIONAL TICKET.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
yoR PEEsiDeNT.
JAMES @. BLAINE,
Of Maine,
ToH VICE PkEiDrsT.
JOHN 4. LOGAN, e.n4
0... O, tllinois, aff=
rIcT0Es At LARGE,
JOHN FHKw, Of Ohio. r
JOHN COOPER, Of Fsyeste,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
PSl vSN SspUH,
EpIIS MAXIM ELL. VI EniiFon.
ror ,uyIhJsrEsREsT or FEEE SCHOOLS,
j, n. KbhDaLL, u Ri.chis.
POS AuDnoE, s...4
J., II. RBhif, OF GhI9f
FOR TREASURER,
e. p. kIl,Ea, " Marion,
pog ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN a. hUICHlNsUa, VI Wood
Yog sufRSSE juDOS,,
VIZ. II. fLIlK, u LtrIc!ty, l0hS Wfnl.
In. BROWN, Of, KsptNhn, tsho's tHmh
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Dropoonls.
CIsroN liousr, NEW yoak.

Ci'sToM HOUSE. NrwYoaK, I
COLLECTIONS OruCn Juno 30, 1851 y
PROPOSALS are hereby invited Tor printing
l catalogues ~ sale Of M lalmed goods. ,.
Cntaogura show marks numbers description o. pachhRo
ms once W. II ROBLRTSON. Collector
PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS.
OFFICE oP TIR EyGiNErR CONMIssoNER
WAsniNGTOs, u. g., Juno 23 1881 J
Bv direction Of the Hoard OF (onmissoncrs sealed pro.
posals will received this ONCE until IL o'clock M on
"Wednesday July 3D. 1884 for "sprnkling sweeping hn
cleaning HE paved alloys tho cities Of Washington ana
GeOrgotOwn, D. C." . - -,...,..,
fsni forms proposal and specifications can bo obtained
st Ills onice upon application therefor together win az
necessary Information and bids upon these forms alone VIII
be considered. -, ~.
Tie right is to reject any 81 bids or parts OF bids
g. i. LYDkCkER.
Major Ot Engineers, |. :. A., -
Ir ginccr Commissioner ID. e.
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CTERINS
STARIN5
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
OGlco Pier rs, y. p, foot Of Cortlandtst
COnsGnmcts OF freight foE wacd directed 10 any part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH,
Orders received Tor delivery Of all kinds Of freight and
ohan6isc to any art Of tho city
SEA AND uARBOn TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
nor LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly nshered any point
IN tho hnr5or at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGBs AND GROVES TO CHAR
9ER FOR EECrRsIONs
Steamers JOIN II SrARIN ara ERAsTUS CORNING
for HEW.UAVEE Leave Pier IS r. foot Of CoraDdtst
at 9 .. daily rsaturdays excepted
Freight for points N W. II r resolved at Pier 10
For Now-Haveu and points East at Perl
NORTH SHORE STATEN fsLAED.-Elevon Mile. for
Ton Cent, via Pier l. H. r. foot of Whito
hRlist.
CENTRAL eTrIPYARD. Copmunipav. X. J,-Dry Docks
Machine pnd Boiler shops Everything Oppertanisg to
construction md repair Of
Branch Office 7thave 42dst, open daily until ..
Sundays from 10 .. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
Ocean Steamers

NCUOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW via LOEDpNDEHRY
Anchoria ...July 3, D. H.. Ethiopia uly - p. ~
Circgssa. july IL m lDcyOn.l July ~. , a, H.
cabin passage, $50 TO $50; second class $50.
- TO OF rum. "
IIVERFOOIAND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
From PIER 81 NOrth River. foot Of LclOy-aL go j,
CITY or ROM h eaiisJuy II. aug. 9. sept ~
ATrS1RAT .Ralls Iu.Y1j. Auc - sept ~.
Sunerb accommodations for all classes Of passengers
Calm message 500 20 500 according Ia accom- n0latph%
Clgss so Stccracc - above
For passa1e. CADil Plans, Box u rates &C. appytp
- F'7 HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green