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BUFFALO, Oct. 11-Catte - Receipts to-day,
$500; receipts consigned through 44O carloads:
The market steady with good demand for good
grades; common grades duh; sales made of good
to choice steers at IS 6006: fair to medium steers,
$5G5.50; Canada stocbers SO. S504.
Sheep-Receipts to-day, $500; receipts consigned
through. 8 carloads. The offerings heavy; 70
| carloads Canada lambs on sale; market dull. weak
and lower; to fair sheep So 80 as SO; choice,
81 04.25; Canada lambs, $4.90a5.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, $500; receiuts consigned
through, 1856 carloads The market was dull, weak
and lower; offerings heavy; good to choice Workers.
$5.S0054 As; light Workers. 50. 10 5.25; good medi-
UNI weights $5.45 a5.55 pigs $4,000.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Drovers' journal
ports. Hogs-Receipts. 14OO0 shipments. 5000
The market 10c lower all but best grades
heavy rough packing, $4.S595 25i packing and
shipping $3.50 light bacon, $4.7o05. 40; sldps and
Cattle-Receipts, . 500; shipments, 5000. The
market was slow but steady; export steers $3.50
al; good to choice shipping, 81 06.50; range
cattle steady; Texas, $3.50 .95 Wyoming feeders
81.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900 shipments
500. The market steady; inferior to fair, 500
3; medium to good, So al Texas, 81. 10 O3; lambs.
1904.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 11.7-Cattle- Reeceipts' 200
shipments 900. The supply small and only a
retail trade done at previous prices
Sheep and Lambs Receipts none shipments
100. No supply and ngthing done.
arst AMI yo9ers @ S I9% as n og4 bors
So. l0G 5.35, butchers hogs $5.4005.60
EAST LIBERTY, Oct 11-Cattle-Nothng doing
Receipts $40; shipments, 49,
Hoes-Market closed steady. Receipts, 1000; ship
ments 300 Philadelphias 50. rs 1880 Balt
mores, $56o05.70i Workers., $5.40G5.6o grassers
| $4.50O5.
Skeep-slow and unchanged Receipts, 2, 200; ship
nents 600
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, l, 200 The market
was steady but quiet and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 The market was slow,
weaker and l0O15c lower; sales made at 81. 80
| 06.25.
Sheep-Recepts, 81. The market quiet and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-.Hogs steady common and
light "a 40 packing and butchers, S4. IS a
$50.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1l.-Hogs lower at $4750
$40
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The New York Market Weak and Lower I'm
der UnfavOrable RumOrs.
New York. Oct 10.-Money easy.
Prime mercantile paper, . @6 per cent
Sterling exchange quiet; sixty days, 81. BIZ
sight, "a. S49.
Governments weaker.
Railway bonds lower.
State securities steady.
Stocks were weak and depressed to day. on
the announcement Of the withdrawal of the B.
G. o. Railway Company from the trunk line
pool. the runored resignation of Commissioner
Fink, reports of rate-eutting at the West and
confirmation of the sale of New Jersey Central
stock by w. II. Vanderbilt The grangsrs were
weakest Early in the day Pacific Mail and
Union Pacific we're firmly held and advanced to
55s for the former and to 56a for the latter. Sub
sequently there was reaction to 543 and 55s
respectively in sympathy with the break IN the
other shares. At the close there was rally of
I to / per cent, the latter in Lackawanna. The
short interest was materially increased, owing
to circulation of the unfavorable reports given
above. Commissioner Fink's resignation was
denied later in the day. Compared with yester-
day, the closing prices are to q per cent
lower. Sales of stocks for the week, ], l30, 1856
shares.
Transactions to-day, 10000 shares, to-wit
30, 900 Lackawana $4,000 Lake Shore, 49, 900
Northwestern, TO- 900 New York Central, Is, 600
Pacific Mail, 1900 St. Paul, 80, 900 Union Pa
cifc, and l3, 900 Northern Pacific
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20 lbs Isaac; 23 to % ibs I3l4c; California
hams &c; English breakfast bacon, clear, IA lse
English shoulders, II to Ism average, Sl9c
English shoulders, 20 TO % lbs average. Sc
family shoulders, pieces average to 10 lbs, Sc;
dried beef 15c; bacon tclear sides) medium weight
l2l4e; heavy weight, 12c; backs, II l2c; French
fitch. I'm pieces Toe. Dry Sailed and Picked
Meats-English cured clear sides or backs lnsmoked
LEI bean pork tclear), ~ brl 200 lbs $1,000
clear pork p brl 900 MS $17; family pork clearl y
brl 200 Ms SD; family beef, y brl 200, lbs $1S.
IIard-H Porter & Co.'S steam winter rendered.,
l2e Sausage-Bologna, in cloth, 7c in skin, lac.
SEEDS.
TMoTHY-$1. 5001.75 y bu; clover 81 5014.75
y hu; bluegrass extra clean Kentucky 81 400 60
W bu; red top, 75c " bu; orchard grass, .50017o
p bu, owing to quality.
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NEW YORK Oct. 11.-Ootson duh and unchanged
futures only steady: October, 9.90c; November,
9.93c December 9. 96c; january, 10.07c; February,
l0.20c; March, 10.34c; April, 1041c; May. 10.61e;
June, 1074c July, 1856.
GALVESTON. Oct 11-Cotton firm and unchanged;
receipts, 1000 bales sales, 1000 bales; stock on
hand 10 345 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 11.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed
CINCINNATI, Oct 11.-Cotton dull and un.
changed
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FOREIGN Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Oct. lis P. M.-Railroad bonds-Erie,
1i4ls; seconds, sea- New York Central, 9s1s; Hi
nos Central, 12634 Reading 1925 Canadian Pa
eiae 145Ss; Milwaukee & st. Paul s2le. Bar silver,
SO 1916
PARIS, Oct 11.-Rentes 7ef.
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| NEW YORK Oct. 1.-THE character of the general
4 demand and movement has been but repetition of
| previous days, business being confined to
stiles TO meet current requirements In cotton goods
| large engagements for export were made nearly 30
900 packages having been engaged for the China
| trade.
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instruments fled fer record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twentyfou hours
ending at O'Clock p. NJ, Oct IL, 1884, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler %bstracters of titles
No. 3, iEtna Building:
Andrew J Unverzagt and wife to Elenore
Hartman, lots rs, 70 and 80 in Webb's
subdivision of part of lot 8 in Yandes's
subdivision of the Carson farm. $350.O0
George w Mendenhal ct al. to Henry Q.
Jackson part of the west half of the
southwest quarter of section IA, town.
GO acres, more ore or less e . 100000
William Biekford and wife to Elizabeth r.
Parker, part of lot 1873 in William Fl.
Morrson's addition to the city of In
d1anapolis- 4oO.VO
John H. Stewart ct al. to Robert Roe,
block in Malott Park suburb to In
dianapolis 6OOQO
Barbara Reinken and husband to Frank
X Reeseh, lot 246 in f. T. Fletcher's
addition to Brightwood- ---.-.....-.--. 10000
Orpha j. Devices and husband to William
Boatright, part of the northwest quar-
ter of section T. township Ia north,
range east, containing i acres 2,O34.OO
Jones Vestal Beeer and wife to Henrietta
r. Fritehe part of the east half of the
east half of the northeast quarter of
east, containing 40 acres, more or less 100000
Isaac @. Walker and wife. to Joseph r.
Overman, lot 81 in James NJ. Rays
.....-.................... 1867
Conveyances, 8; consideration ,...... 0,470.07
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1f.-Coffee-spot lots fair Rio
dull; options dull and easier sales of 800 bags No
vember, $500; December, $50 as. 35c January
$3.50; April and May, S.50c; june s5o0S.55c
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Ofls.
Real Estate Transfers.

LONDON, Oct 11.-sprits turpentine, 23s Sd.
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Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsbur1.
DepaTt-New York, PHILADELPHIA Wash.
ington, Baltimore and Pittsbnry
Express, daily, s. lis An
Dayton and Columbus EXPRESS. ex.
eept Sunday 1osR5 an
N Nlcnmona Accommodation 4s00pu
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsbulr- Ex
press, daily, s., h........... 4.5Svu
A.. layton Express except Sunday Ass On
Arl1Ve-ttichmond Accommodation exeent
N Sunday ..,;.;-:-:.::...:......!' $40 an
New York, PHILADELPHIA Washing.
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk.
press, daily -11sS7 an
columbus and Dayton Express ex.
eept Sunday ,,-:................. 1855 pm
New York Philadelphia Washing.
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg TX
press, daily. IOs90 nm
layton Express, daily except Sun
cu,c.o, day .1o9apu
T6iiioASo DIVISION VIA KoKoMo P C. a ST L n n
Nep'r1-I-ouisvile and Chicago Express
Pc ...................I1:I5 an
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ex.
A.. - press, daily, 11:00pn
ArrlVe-Chicago and Louisville Fast Ext,ress
daily, ;..-..,...... 5:5s an
chicago aud Louisville Express
e.-......-..-.........-- aS5s
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis St. Louis 4 cbioao


CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart-Cncinnati Fast Line daily & and
c; c..-.;;.--. -,,-.:;....; 4:0gaun
indianapolis, Rushvile and Column
bus Accommodation ..-..-... 7,Q9arn
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. C 3:45prn
Martinsville Accommodation. - 430 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation daily 6:35 nm
Arrlye--M artinsville Accommodation 49, 9:49a am
Indianapolis Accommodation daily 1899 zza
Chicago and St Louis Mail p. c.. .ll:5Q am
indianapolis Rushville and Column
bus Accommodation ....-. $50 pss
Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Night
Line, daily, 5. and c, e...........1o.45p n
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chieaso Peoria and Omaha Ex.
press. Observation-Disclosures. 7:1GSm
Chicago Fast hail. p. c...---....12:iG pa.
Western Express. ................. SOS sin
Chicago and Peoria Night Line,
daily, s., T. c.. .11;20pm
Arrive-Cincinnai Fast Lame, daily, Q. q.
and .........-.............. 5.SSaur
Lafayette Accommodation. 1o:49$EuL
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Mail
p. ............ 9:5evm
Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6;20g,a
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A GOD-SEND!

have had rheamatism for forty years, and have
been relevedwith few BOTTLES of S. s. S. consider.
it 6od-send to the afflicted. j. B. WALLER.
THOMSON, Ca, Aug 16, 1854.
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cincinnati, Hamilton & indianapolis.

Cincinnati, Hamilton & indianapolis.
Denart-Cincinnati, Dayton & Toldeo ..-.-. 4:0Oan
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and
New York .................1 1850 asn
Connersvne Accommodation. -. 4s30pm
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and
New York Express. ........-..-. 6;40pnS
A,r;,,eC onnersyile Accommodation $50 am
Cincinnati Peoria and St. Louis l 1;50 an
Cincinnati Accommodation. .....-- 5OopnR
Cincinnati, Peoria and st. Louis. lo:49paa
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

AhWsshapohs
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. IL.
CATTLE-Receipts, 500; shipments, 750. The local
supply liberal of both butchers and shipping
grades quality only fair; market steady few butcher
grades left unsold. No prime shippers here:
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EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM.

I was attacked last winter with inAammatory rheu-
natism of severe type-lny first serious illness since
1876. l had various kinds OF treatment, with only
Temporary par tial relief After weeks was
duced in weight 30 pounds, had strength appe
tite and was growing weaker every day, In this
dition began Swifts Specific and in three days began
to improve and in three weeks was free from disease
and up attending my regular business. My appetite
returned and rapidly gained my flesh. have waited
this long to be sure my that my permanent
C. P. GOODYEAR, Attorney at Law
BRUNSWICK Ga, June %, 1884.
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Jacksonville, Madison 3 Indianapolis.

"0H0IsUIIVIIIel MauISon & IndianapOS-
Depart-Southern Express daily s 4:lsJayu
Louisville and Madison Express - Sis I'm
Louisville and Madison mail D. g. 3;5EsnTr
louisville Express daily 6e45nus
Arrlve-lndianapolis and Madison Mail 9:45an
indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago
Express, daily, p...........9 lo;45sm
New York and Northern Fast Elk.
press, Sc;;:....-...;; -. 7,Oopna4
ST Louis, Chicago and Detroit Fast
Lime, daily, s..----.-............IO 4sssrn
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Rye-No 2, firmer; SAGE bid none offered.
Bran-Quiet; $ll % bid; held at $l2. 90.
Hay-Prine timothy dull; $40 bid; held at $1l,
GRAIN IN STORE.
Oct 10 1884.
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PROPOSALS FOR RANGES, STOVES, etc.
i JEFFERsONyILLE DEPOT or The QUABTERMAsIERS(
DFPARTAENT, . ;
JrFFrRsGSTilLE. Ind. Moy p, 1884.

- Ffli,uNI ~ - I'M, ~ =, L -, o1
conditions will he received at nh, office until ~ o'clock a. M
central Standard time Friday, June ~, 1854 AZ which
time place they viii De opened In OF bidders for
furnishing and delivering at this depot the following name
ARTICLES. 80 Army anges No l. 80 Army Ranges, No =.
~ Army Hcaters No / 30 Army Wood Heaters MOI
100 Army Coal Heaters No. g. ana 80 Army Coal Heaters
No.
BIDS are requested for 20 stoves and CORE
pondng capacity Army Range No and for number as
above other wood and coal heaters suitable for Army use
equal In heating capacity to the various patterns o Army
Bids are solicited castings OF all stoves and
ranges offered. - -, ..
the right 10 reject any or all pro
Preference given articles Of domestic production and
manufacture conditions OF price and quality beg equal AN
snch preference articles OF American production ana
manufacture produced the Pacific Coast 10 the extent Oh
tTc consumption required Dy the public service there .
Blank proposals. specifications and nll information - 10
Kidding etc will bc furnished by this office on Application
Enyropes proposals should be plainly tked;
Proposals for Ranges stoves ETC. and addressed to the u
dcTssned -. y, 80 80, - . ,r,nr
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gnstrnfilcn
For Boys and Young Mer---city.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

Tho final examination OF the several classes LOT ue year
will begin on MONDAY. May ~ st N3p a N , .,,,o,.
Candsss for degree Of Master OF Arts ana ~
I'm fhe Department VIII ne ehSlnlncu OIL ihC
DAY Time B. and following DAYS .,- 1T, n..tr 40,
The examma1n0 OF can lates iDr ahhlS''on VIII 'oo'
TUESDAY June ,. at $3.50 a. III.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination Of the students al The sch0ol VIII
lcCin on MONDAY. MAY 10. a 10 a. IA.
ior mssion viii be require OF the applicant that NO
shall nave sal Ory completed the regular course OF
Inde graduate study n this cole. in some other ma n
tain NJ eIu, alen curriculum Of study to e end OF ne
Inn students from other coll must present GER
fc ate of proficiency and schsrge IN good standing
Speeal students admitted without eXami alton 10 any or all
Of The courses.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
/ TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTMENT OF rHE INTERIOR oFgcH OF IxDJAs sAgysns

DEPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR OFFICE INDIAN AFgARsl
,,,opoe,1s WA5shSG5ToA APdi 2s l rs >,
bds for Beef MUST submitted In separate onveloDesD
bacon % Of IS n aa af sse
Nds IS AND " WQUsTElLsr, NLW.YORK, willie be re-
Seea k pn or fndSa service S5St vSands H Bacon
SHs6ooo6 pounds Beet On tho hoof pounds BEANS
5000 8 FO Can foT PSqSNSo pSn 0 Fo
100000 pounds Hard bread $1,000 pounds Houluy $4,000
zoo sounds 500 pounds Tobacco 2gQ pounds
ibO pounds soap 9n0 pounds Soda 100000 pounds su
Also BiSaEsia woollen snd Cotton Goods Consisting ~
part Of 6 s1s 2o3 y sd' BUCK saHS rsS T'S an s
10000 yans DENNIS d7.oo0 yards bingham, 10000
Known shseting 10000 yards Blsachod sheens 10000
yards Hickory shtr,ns 10 o. yards Cseo shirti1g 5000
@ s5ypP. s GSsns oo Gro ana S1 cns
list fmsceAneous articles pch as Harness PlugAs Rakos
r Re chcs ksSss and ouI nc o S
Also for cn %sg91s q, may bs TegSTsd aeapen 70 the eli
Also transportation rrtlolos goods and sup
BBffDs MUST BE MAPE 9ggT ON GOVERNMENT
Schedules showing the and quantities Of subsistence
supple. Ic9GreS for each asens ad the Kind, ass
blank proposals. conditions 70 bo Observed BY bidders time
aa4 G 2dSfs % so%tsst nH% vii
tasgd up9en sRS;aSR TO The n2 45Ss s IN Xssnp
lyon, No ass Broadway New.York me oCami..ario. o.
saoastence U, 4 "A AZ Cheyenne. Chicago Lssyenworih
Iorias named places In Kansas Arkansas City, Burlington
ed"i 9SasS cry TgSns trisn ' Marion '7 d
Ledge SSgISP 6.1ss uy Sedan Sterling Topeka Wei
s. Win aeo a boar and day above stated and
bidders arc ss fR2ssn's
5.;;::;::!
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Tho annual examination OF the classes VIII begin on MON
DAY. May 10 at 10 m. ,,-.,-- .. ... - e, =
sXTegular courses VIZ Mining Engneerht tNl thglnet
inr ana Vt ca anI Applied henstr Geology Meidu gy
Architecture will begin FRIDAY, June d, at 800 a. H.
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, !
IPIER Foot OF CANAL-sT, y. ~ (


TTNHE IHlR11 -SEN EN- II ANNUhl M III. II
Il OF stockholders Of the Pacific MAIL SlhhM ID
SHIP COMPANY will be held at the ONCE OF the company
er foot Canlst North River in the city OF New1 Oik
on WEDNESDAY, 2Sth day Of May. 1884, between the
hours / and o'clock for the election OF dcc
transaction Of such iOhcr business as may PROV
ery come before The transfer books OF the company wiz
close al the Of the Union Trust Company on FKl DAl
fhe 23d of Nav 1884 at O'Clock p. m and viii reopen on
THURSDAY the Doth Of May. l,S4. at 10 o'clock, a. ~
BY order OF the BOARD OF Directors
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

HEWYORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
On aud after May 2jth. l5S4
COrtandt foot AID
For Chicago suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, Buhalo.
Newark and 10 hester. 1000 a. m. - p.
For syracuse and Oneida. 7:i0, .lOO0 IN; * y. m.
Utica CanWOharie, 7:4U, 1000, ll20 a. M q , m.
Albany Catskil "7AO 1000 II 20 $50 IS y.
Newburg Kingston Highland, POughkeepse '7:iO "lO.OO
ll:2O a. H.. $40. 43j, % y. III.
sDaily Other trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving New-IOrk at i:4O A35 leave
West dat only
BUFFET Paror Cars to Syracuse and Buffalo.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars to syracuse Oneida Buffalo
and Chicago.
Tickets and time tables at stations at offices the com.
pany Jersey city Pennsy Railroad station Brooklyn
No4 Courtst Annex Office OF Fuon-st s3S Fulton.
ST.. and No. Dckalbave Ncw-York City, Nos lG2 2O7
81, adJ 49, 941 lS23 broadway No Union square
731 Gthavb, No los East l26thst RR Sta.
on foot Dcsbrossess foot Cortands, and West shore
Station foot West 42d.st.
HENRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass. AGENT
StataEf
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Removals
Eeaal Notltes.
CUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF
- NEW-YORK.

- NEWYORK.
HENRY FERA. Plaintn, 1910, 49,,
Against summons Win NoIlce
HERMAN SCHN URBUSC DiL)
TO the above named defendant;
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 answer the com
plant OF your answer on inc
PLAINTIFF attorney within twenty days after the service Of
his summons exclusive Of the day OF service and IN case OF
Your failure appear, answer judgment VIII be taken
against Won default for the relief demanded IN the com
plainf Dated New.York. March n, 1854. DAVID Lev
ENTRITT, Plaintiffs Attorney Office and post Office al
dress Nos. 800 and 3-2 Broadway New-Nork city.
NOTICETake notice that upon your deiaut 70 appear
answer above summOns Judgment Will be taken against
Won for the hundred and seventyseven 4lOo
dollars with from March 90 1854 and with costs Of
This action DAVID LENENTRIrT, Plaintiffs Attorney
To the defendant. HERMAN SCHNURBUSCH:
foregoing Is served upon you by pnDncaon
pursuant order ~ Hon John Sedgwck, Judge OF the
Superior Of the city OF NewNor dated the 10Th day
Of Apr 1851 and flied with the complaint in the ONCE OF te
clerk OF the said superior Court at bis office new Comfy
Court House city the 2Bh day or APRIL loo4
DAVID LEVEETKITT, plaintns Attorney,
NOS 800 ana 322 Broadway New-HO city.
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proposels.
DR0pOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Il POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON, d. o., May 2, lsSi)
Sealed proposals will be received at this Depart
men until ~ O'Clock m, Thursday. June D, 1854, LOT
furnishing Stationery for the Of First and Second Class
Post Offices for one year from July 1894. -,
Blank Of proposals showing the items and estmaten
quantities required together with circular relating thereto
will be furnished application 20 tins Department.
First Assistant fOst
General and lndorsed Proposals for stationery
The Geners the right 10 reject any or
W O. GRESHAM,
Postmaster. General.
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Z
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons wh9!
may have caima against "The Marine National Bank OF
the CITY of NeWN ora Y, that the same must be pre-
scnoI 10 Walter Johnston Receiver with the oga prnnl
thereof within three months from the 2ls instant or thcy
,y,i no dtaalioved n W. CANNON,
" Comptroller OF the Currency.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

4 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON ID. c.. May l. 1854
proposals. win he received at this Department until
i O'Clock Thursday June 1884 for furnishing sta
0ucry Post Office Department for one year from July
], 80. , $4,000,
Blank forms Of proposals showing the items and estimated
quantities required together with circular relating thereto
will he furnished application TO tlds Department
Proposals. should be addressed 70 the FIRST Assistant Post
and dorscd Proposals for stationery
The the right to reject any OF
49, W. Q. GRESHAM,
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) MEDIA ACADEMY.
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOGS.
Thirteen miles from Broad Street station, Philadelphia
Seventeen each way daily between Media ana Phh@
phia. 49, A.. .,,..,1on..
students admitted and classified at any time All students
board in the school with the principal IaOe eXceIent II
perienccd walters Rooms for or two STUDENTS al
nicely and completely furnished Fixed price covers every
expense books etc No extra charges, except Tor MUSIC
examination for admission Fifteen Oh
I'll all graduates. SIX Harvard two ae ono nm
v Special opportunities for apt scholars 20 advance rapidly
Special drill dull backward boys Patrons or students
may select any studies choose the regular English Sclt
tine business Classical Civil Engineering Course or parts
of different Hghgradc students not kept bac
b deective classification Conditioned college students OF
nny class tntOred Young whose early education mas
been neglected instructed privately. r--,
students fitted at VI EDlA ACADFM1 are no" IN aNsIu
Yale Princeton University of Iennsylvans Lehl3h Lsiay-
cite HayerOrd University OF Virginia Williams NOuWld
Dickinson Stevens Institute OF Technology Troy and Boston
POLYTECHNIC Schools ,--, 49,
MEDIA ACADEMY has physical and chemical labora;
gymnasium ana large ball Held snteth hnndIe
volumes added library In 1888 Apparatus doubled IN
lsS3 graduating In commercial department every
wear Twelve students fitted for college and admitted IN SD
The health record Of Media has few parallels. Mel2 has
seven and temperance charter which prohibits the
sale OF intoxicating drinks. .,.. =, .
illustrated circular OF Media Academy HOuIess the
principal and proprietor, 1890. .,.l.,- -, =,
Harvard College GRADUATED Media, rem.