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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD;
On and aiter February 5, trains leave :
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
ans Rochester sss and Ii
cars 4 ais. SSs a A aba e e s
pTiaS af 4aEs sEs4YEEtFER y5gsgHEs
limited composed exclusively Of bunet kmokingeat,
snf hu ssfsn
arFy e. cAs o at next sS ag GSnaes
sSSlsnd with train for Columbus and clneinnsa Com
Ss9e @ 81 Dsss spE ns"
ron io s SisTel and cns0na ndsnapo Detroit and
Chicago drawing room ears TO ana R1ehesser
l ADAMS s: e. Dra%ngroSn cars e Trey.
S % Hfn IS asy d sae oaea win Draw
NaSis % ana p Ssns
Poass Eitc&Sars i.aso cincinnati, ma S. 1ou,, r,.
press Nasara Fails Baap isSsspesslSp Bridge ds
i Via 'fs
Sa sSnds e
y D. NJ Special Mall Limited arrives az Rochester
B1Ps as e s9s cS e ss
To- Nas TqsSntS GsveaEd cins ,S .tssr In
S Sa m 70 ssesSs
e for os Ne
connection With train leaving SATURDAY sisepngcars :"
Ae asso.. snd space
sale a. Central saslOp s 5sS and etS srSsdT
iSsthi station ssS wsshIHgSsn and $50 Full
wesIcoSs Express calls for and checks baggage from
Kun daily; others daily except Sunday ast2g az 1sts-
FAST P1TTsTIELD AND NORTH ADAMS special.
Central Station, via Harlem Dyislo daily except SUNDAY
at 8 :25 p Fast time Superior service.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
j. NJ ToUCEY, General Superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i on and after JANUARY % 1se..

III Ia and after JANUARY %, 100,
AND uN SFEbfs T THEst MAJ All ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desorosses and Coftiann
F rsS g. sSd ne we. with Pullman Palace
Cars srShed and sDplaf a.. saa
Dining smokng and Sleeping Vestibuied Cars at 900
wi Il M SSs,s Lock Haven 200 CORY and
Erie It p m. connecting at Cory for Titusvtlis
Fos an aeS sas en 20 20 and I: ts plight
Fer N SO and 0p na Sunny
o. SlS ana washington and the South Limited WASH
Of a Rq@s%9 . Ri6ss SsFs oS Jay e;GsS
ANY, Dining Ss q ss 81 30 nd %SasARs
baSSay ,a 's 90 and sDs 90 "sSd
10 10 night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
IL 90 D. gerOSsa razor Ga ss ana sav. p m week
Iona Ssss ran TSs f Bay ana -.
IN tSs 20! ,S:essy ps,,.s.lns,.
s's sn az hariS% Esilsssd 500 3 SalaSaIs
oss Hs y aay boS 20 % seanses vita
trains az Jersey city as0ViHa 'ps0a' anu ''''''
N FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Corr
iandt streets BERRIES. as fOlIows: -, r,,,.. a.,
ana 10 %sss 3 81 GmltsG and
900 800 800 30. AGO. 10 So. oiS cso g;So.
S saStsn sns ;s s'G ana ? 10 fna 90
sundays. ESpre:s zoo n a'. and III - :iS
Iii Night fRs sAeee COM Z 100 ,: m. s.,.
and n II aa ~ u q i Sundays noa toi
SsRs as ss ana "a "a to TissSgey
Asr House and oSs o. tensn saton foot Of fuitoo
o' sressyn ana 75 Sadsn Se0ssn station Jersey
City cs 4,sS oS' os%psny vii s cali for ana
,A. IKE oaSssss nom and residence, woon
cHSs pu S,aass. General rsss go4 3sen.
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OFFICES.
AIpRICH COURT, As BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK.


This company organized for the purpose Of supplying
public the meats and other products OF CATTLE
hogs and sheep in tho best condition and the most
economical way. To avoid the expense and difficulty
inseparable from starting enterprise and creating
altogether new channels supply and distribution, 1t
has purchased from liens. debts or membranes
Of any kind the following property;
LIST. The entire business of we'll known hfm OF meat
dealers in cities Of the United States with
oil its trade channels Of sale, and good Will This nrm
he's been established 10 year, has done steadily In
creasng business and enjoys the highest credit part
funds derived from the above sale OF stock VIII
be Immediately applied increasing this business by
the construction OF additional cold storage warehouses
and sales markets. Tho checking system Of the sales
department. which has been carefully tested, fully pro-
tects the Company from loss by leakage dishonesty
3D. hundred refrigerator cars Of the best patent
which have been thoroughly tested by the above firm
Sd One OF the largest ssughtering and refrgeptnF
plants IN the West located City, carefully con-
srucod and adapted for handling beet pork and mutton
and all tho products manufactured from the same. With
this plant is large OF valuable real estate sum-
cent for the future OF business for
lth In suitable proximity tho above plant have also
been acquired lands and feeding establishments for faten
ing animals named together with large number Of
hogs and sheep.
9TH As valuable adjunct TO the business the company
ACQUIRES in fee free from any debt incumbranee
1853, 900 ACRES or LAND IN NEW"MExICO AND
THE REPUBLIC OF MEXICO, AND 100000 HEAD,
by ACTUAL COUNT, OF IMPROVED GRADED CAT
TILE WITH ALL THE RANCHES, HORSES AND
EQUIPMENT NECESSARY FOR HANDLING THE
SAME.
Thus constituted the company expects to accomplish
| the following results
1st To eliminate the prohts Of middlemeu.
Cd tho resulting from concentrated
management.
Sd To obtain required by It's trade at the
lowest cost OF production.
4h. TO have immediate and profitable outlet for all
! its productions
9Th. To have in rs cattle. from which IL
draw WILL making IL TO that extent Independents Of the
general Wholesale markets for ts supplies, and in It's
lands grazing facilities OF which II cannot be deprived By
incoming settlement adverse Icg'aaon No previous
enterprise kind combined all these elements
has been so fnlly protected.
The foregoing property has been secured At fair and in
many low. values ard large proportion has been
| paid for in the company's stock
| THE MANAGEMENT WILL BE IN THE HANDS
or MEN or LONG AND SUCCESSFUL PRACTICAL
| EXPERIENCE IN THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS
| OF THE BUSINESS.
Further information Of the basis scope
panys operations and OF The working plan undor which
large may DO considered assured together With
copies Prospectus and blank ferns OF applications
shares may be obtained by application 10 the bankers
| whose names attached hereto.
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Refined oil unchanged &C cents gallon a. New
York and 100 cents Philadelphia End Baltimore
on CRY April sNaiions Transit oertifcatss opened %
eOIa, highest 90as lowest, s9.s closed sSS ssle.
i9 barrels shipments. 1861 barrels runs $4,000
barrels -. n,.
rs,tasates opened ~ 9O1s closet at 30 highest SOT'
lowest s9,s. . -.,.-.
epsned AZ o0L closed at 00 highest sOhi lowest est
ClearAneoa - bols. =.
TrTusyLIk Penn April s-Natonai Transit Sertncatsa
opened AZ OIs highest eoi lowest S9.i eiosea ss'S
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,-x,roo, Aprii s-3:3n D. m.-Beet-In poor demand ;
sIr indiS mess easy ass prime meas easy az S.s 90
ehLa ~ 49, demand Hams-In good demand Bacon5-
~ o aaegSnd Cheese-Tn poor demand. Talow-In mr
Demand Spirits turpontineIn good demand hosndn
nrpe Western spot dull atl6s OIL April dull a. sSs w.
Ham and Jnne dull at sos 3D. Wheat-fn poor uensnu.
Iogrn fair demand Corn-SpotIn lair deInand ininres
In poor demand mixed western spot nrn &C ~ ~
f6ndon-New.YOrk state In poor demand ..,.,. ....
psrenta Of wheat tho past week rom Auanne Pores
I'm nnarters. frnu Pacific ports 5000 quarters nom
SOURCES Receipts OF American COIN Tor ne past
week 81, 800 quarters.
LONDON April $3.50 p Spirits OK tnIpenuue' SS' 81
~ ct, renied petroleum, I'D a. I'd pes gallon.
closed cash and ESP lOs Tor three ontns
delivery. 49,. al. rn.rtnaa lg francs
OK eanmcs Maid and 10 francs 20 centlmes selers q.
ANTWERP April S-Wleoxs htu ci0sou - W A'~A"- -
eenumes per 100 k0s. -, NJ .,.-.,-.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. g q

xXrEST SHORE KAlLhqAD, ~. ~. =; o., - 90 g
Se I ssSs saa s sss,s wssi s
s a. q isss sss'issss Dss'ss 81.
Esp P osa.a. Tifs sss s 20 M hs sSS
I, sa no lnsuss. uass snd Rnsps nssnnsdI,ss ssssoa
sas Fiors 100 s.a az RI Sc s s.s 3.
g saS s9S . Or ;iiiso 4; ~ = q q
s.sst.s ssssGsS SS Is l,ssS
i hsSssso ana 81 Dally DAILY except ss,us
yslsy asSsksn West sAoss =
Mas, Hrookyn-sss Washingsen;st. $50 FuIscns.s'
em od;ec fccs o. Eultcn-s; New YORK Cty--25l
an sna saS Brosdwsy i5S Hswef ~ faIk r!ss
ses s west Bhore s6s foot Of We agdst ans focs q
~ gage nom hotels and sidsnsss o. n LAMggk
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financial.
NATURAL GAS
LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
MUMclE, INDIANA.
CAPITAL STOCK, s2,OOo,Ooo,
PAR VALUE, s1Oo.
FULL PAID AND WORCESTERSHIRE.
fnanaaI.
orr1orRs AND DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
presdent. Leon Albeit. Ex-Governor Of New-Jersey
vice.presdent and General Manager. EbriaRe "
RIdeout OF NewYork.
Treasurer, William Harris. Union city, ina
Secretary, S. @. Goshorn. Muncie, IND
Assistant General Manager James NJ. Woods Now, iOlA
James A. Bishop Cincinnati Ohio; Nicholas ohmef'
Dayton Quo; W. s. bail. FindlOy. Ohio
This company has opened subscription DOCKS q. ~
onees No as broadway Rooms 81 and 81 for the ssie
Of limited Of stock at the initial ana lowest SUP
scripton figures .,..a, hoor
More than three-fourths OF tho stock has areany vc
taxen For the remainder subscriptions VIII DO ecset
at the company's Offices for limited tmo a. Io -
price of S65 per share when the price VIII DC aaVanceo
SIS per share. ~, ..o ana
The company owns about 1000 valuable house an9
building lots In and adjoining the City OF Muhee s !,
I'm the most desirable centre Of the Natural Gas feo o
Indiana These lands are to be at once improveo py
opening avenues and spacious Boulevard ana erecting @
srabe residences supplying Natural Gas 70 consumer
The lowest estimate OF the value OF tms propeIJ
readily salabe is over s4.000o0o, and constantly ao
yancing, insurIng thereby the most advantageous n
vestment possible 70 oner. s1l0oo worth Oh sne oon
panys lots sold in Muneie the hrSt Jay 'hes "e'
offered at $500 to $500 each ,,
A descriptive pamphlet Of thirty pages, hsnasomey
illustrated containing plat of lands with scale Oh paceS
maps etc., forwarded upon application
Muncie Natural Gas Land I'M
provement Company,
DAMS ~ AyD ~, Az BROADWAY, NEW. YORK.
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from City and County Taxation.

Public attention "a called act chapter So passed
by the Legislature OF the State OF New York March H.
1885, making It lawful for executors and Others holding
trust funds 70 invest IN the bonds or stock OF the
city OF NewYork.
No proposals for stock viii be accepted for less than
the par value OF the same.
PROPOSALS viii be received for said stock in sums
OF thousand dollars the mulpes thereof for the
whole any part OF the amount OF the issue -.
proposals should be inclosed In sealed envelope
Endorsed Poposals for Stock and each proposal should
be ncosed In second envelope, addressed 20 the
ComptrolIar Of the City OF New-Xork
For full information City Record
TJE0. w. MYERS. Comptroiter.
City OF Eew-York, Finance Department, Cemptrolers
once, April g. 1859.
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huanfial
The AMERICAN
MEAT COMP ANY.

INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEW
MEXICO.
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY, NEW-YoRk'
TRUSTEE AND REGISTRAR OF STOCK.
The authorized Issue Of capital stock IL limited oJ the
companys charter 20 200 shhres Of the par value
Of SOB each.
The present Issue IL a1I,0OO,OOO. Of which s7.-
100000 HAS ALREADY BEEN SUBSCRIBED FOR.
hIessrA JOHN II. DAVIS g. CO., Bankers, 10 Wall
ST., New are authorized ofsr for subscription
5000 shares. amounting 10 S4.000.00O, ut 10 PER
CENT OF PAR VALUE, payable ms foilowsi 20 per
cent application being 8 per shRro the balance
IN four monthly instruments Of 20 cent each ON 10
days. notice.
scrip Certificates will be issued when the FIRST pay
ment is made and each additional payment VIII bo in-
dorsed thereon Upon final payment these certificates
will be EXCHANGED tI,e regular fall paid stock cer-
ti1cafes.
OFFICERS.
J. II. FLAGLER, j. d. MOSS,
President President
CHAS. Z. COON, JENNINGS >. COA'
Secretary Treasurer.
ORh0ND HAMMOND, Jr, General Manager,
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INTEREST TWO AND oNF.HALF PER CENT PER
ANNUM.

Sealed proposals win BIO received at the onies Of the
Comptroller the City of York, until THURSDAY,
IN IIth day OF April, 1889, . O'Clock m, when
they win be publicly opened by him in the presence Of
as attend for from six 20 nine million dollars ,x-
pFGISTERED CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NETWORK.
Issued for the payment Of the damages awarded by the
Estimate, and tho expenses In the pro-
eeednRs for laying out public places and parks and park
WAYS m the sd and cath Wards Of the city OF New
YORK ana in tho adjacent district OF Wesehester County
ana the taking OF the lands for the same.
PAYABLE Nov J. 1929 and redeemable at the pleasure
OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund on ana after
Nov l. 1902 bearing interest at the rate OF two ana
half Der cent per anBum payable semi annually the
6rst day OF May and November In each year, and VIII
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= EHIGH VALLEY RAILRoAp.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland ana
Desbrosses sts. as follows, .......oat.. q. ..s..
30 a m for Catgsauoua ana tnterfneuAte pcnts.
a. M, for Geneva. Lyons Ellniia. koehesSef Buffalo
and the West. and principal local points ens1 car 70
EA N M for Cherry Ford and intermediate points
- M for Tunkhannock and tntermcdlate pomh
Chair cars to Tunkhannock Connection 70 he&"ns uA
.zo 3 M for Pittston and principal intermediate
,oInts Chair car to Ia aud ID; Junction -.
CONNECTION 20 heading and Harrisburg. Chair car %
D. m Tor Geneva Lyons Elnirs Rochester. Bufals
any VIZ leaving st n m D. and $40 D. M con-
cs sor ali points in Mahanoy and Hazleton coal regonA
M for Match Chunk. MsSieton and internedats
Is D. m. for Copay and intermsdase point ,.,.
n m for Geneva, Lyons Elnira, bocheseers bunzla
.nd he West. Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
anu 'H' General Eastern ONCE, 235 Broadway.
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Neu 1Jnblirations.

THE CONFESSIONS OF AN Able.
BIZ BY LOUIS ULBACH His Last Work
THE confessions OF AN Able. BY Louis
aylbach Translated from advance Proof Sheets, Ills
tsss ana Great Work is published this day IN PETER
SONS NEW TWENTY-FIVE CENT SERIES and is
For sale by an Ncwg Agents eyerywhere. Send IN your
or5ers for 1t at 70 the >. =.
iXMEEICAN NEWS COMPANY, NEw.YoRK; OF 70
$50 n r. PETERSON BROTHERS, PHILADA
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

yrcvs rpou THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
here was only trhing in the activity OIL the
eude certificate market yesterday and tho range OF vau'
was little in excess Of Saturdays almost complete s.sna
top At tho opening prominent trader was emplO!ea
IN sell about 200 900 barrels which the market aceepe'
:, fam 90 L. 70 50 81 cents recovery TO nearly lop
nRures followed and then small recession closed So
iarrcladay we'll opened at Brush Creek ponInf 70
fertile property, ana theIe ae eon
@ eiIs AZ aylorstown that ought TO be good producers
The oil trade continues 20 take bearish atutoas on .ne
sncculnon and consumption is the ony apsorpei VI WV"
ipgs The market closed barely STEADY; -, - a.
The range OF prices and the total dealings "e'0 ."
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10.
r-... ,oave station Central Railroad Of New.Jersey.
foot IAberty-st, NJ h
For washington. Baltimore Wilmington and Chester
q 40 a m, II a. m. 80. . 80 44o p M IL night
SUNDAYS. 80 a. M l 80 $50 40 p. m - hsn~
90 o.s0 3;16 AGO. &45. 80. $50, IL 700 D. m
;TSnIYs 40 0 80 a. M. 80. $50. Las. $780,
1a 100 .. m. ..,oa :, o, =,
Tickets and PaFor Cor seats can be procured a. d
W., 1o6th.st. 1s2 East 1a5h-st, New'Yorki Court
a, SEQ Fulton.st. % broadway. BROOKLYN
Nsw.York Transfer Company wiz call for and check
h,1raee from hotel residence.
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mnsiraI gnsirumeuts.


A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
n OF our make which were specially selected and uset
By ths artists the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during tho post season, viii DO sold a. liberia
reduckion from regular prices.
wM. KNKBE q Co., 10 5th-aye.. above 1ethst
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Railroads.

NEW LINE TO
~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA
orNTRAI, r. r. OF NEw.JERsEY.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
and
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SOLID TRAINs-No TRANSFERS
NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
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Table Grove Ill, April g. 1882
A LII OUTSTANDING BONDS of Farmers
IA Township Fulton County. Illinois, with accrued In
terest will be paid Office Of the State Treasurer Of
Illinois, in tho city Of New-York June s. 1882. In
terest to stop that day.
HUGH w. Mccoy. Supervisor.
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The subscription lists win be opened "Wednesday.
April TO- and close Saturday. April 90. at o'clock
p The right is reserved 10 reject application
10 aot pro rata smaller amount than applied for in
OF oyersuhscnptlon.
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rnpIE pAIIWAY --Ticket Offices. 401. BIZ


ERIE RAILWAY.--Ticket Offices, 401, BIT,
II III and 057 Broadway, 153 ~ Bowery, 4 Battery
Place. Chambers and Ssd Street; d tsrTss
burg corner Newark Hudson ats Hob ,keI and New
staon Jersey City Tickets and Parior or sleeping
Car reservations and orders for checking ana sass
Minutes earlier than time shown from Chamberssk; iocat
a m. Is 80 .. sundaysl, Day Express, Pullman
Buffet Drawingroom Coaches 70 Bunaio: -, x,nos.,to,
Osweco. Elrnira, Corning and Hornellsyile-
solid Pullman tian Dag aud Bp1ss secping Coaches e
81 Louis No extra charge for fast time. ~,
$3.50 D. m, every day, "Chicsgo E1pfess Pullman
Buffet Seepers BiDehsmon. owego Enira. Rochester.
Buffalo, Cincinnati and Chicago. 90 a. az "a % "a
noJ ag'sfYa As 80 Sac "a s9 nsO g. s}o
5 80. 9, 10. 80, z. 80. ., 10 30 IL night a.
Tass;sai; t4S &c sSS iS 49, 80 q a SEQ.
$50. =. 1880 o.. 10 30 IL night 90 900 "a -,
l. fassissns s0 so 10 ~ 90 r. $50.
'S Sss srS and SSY Rarsgs ny va Ssvsrt T.
10, Ii 80 m. 2;so 90. 30 $50. $50. 8 ;2oa
gid as 90 = AS $780, $50 aso 10 go
9. 4:So. 8. SEQ. 80. 9. 61o $780, q o. 10 30. IL
s:so Z. g. 80. s:io. 6 so. 4 Q. 10 :so. Y nisnt
s.SsS S S0 10 80 % g s;sS $50 O.
'yG ddc sosa ana Port yervfs 44s 75o o. 1880
a. n: :so; 20 g q 80 2; p, AK q "a ,oao,
f una'y lSeI 20 SO So 10 80 is hight Newsrf
Branch 0 o. M. 30. o 80 and 10 .. m.
Express trains from the West arrive in New-York -
~ ;4y 81 Nj MnuKPHY. -' L. P. FARMER.
Gon'I Supt. Gen1 Pass. Agent.
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Jnsirnrtion
1880
or YOUNG L8dies--Cify.

For Young Lsdies-cify.
~ yJccTuurcs FoP IADIES.-Rey DR.. Gardners
"a school for girls 6C7 5th-ave. Mrs Gardner author
Of History In Rhyme LADY eacnef wsneso DsAl geer
Van NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1851 HOME
AND DAY SOH0OLG-Centsal Park, Wess at C2ast
Morgan Msnslon) Nine. VAN NORMAN. PRINCIPAL
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Cost ano founo

oBTpank Book No. ~ 2ee, issued by Franklin 6ay.
~ nRs Bank 70 Mary A. s. Buell. Finder VIII please
rvturn same b bank
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Rin @IOpto.

-
TTID GLOVES.-An impossibity Good gloves at low
IA priest But Jnmmes cighthutton 0oc. gloves
undoubtedly marvellous. 10 West s0th.st Lavaers
eoEses best imported eorscts In twelve different shapes
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Dropo5dlS.
DROPOSALs FOR INDIAN S

ROPOSALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
INA ART Ml.Sir, OF TiIh
hss Sis t51 FoDGsse s
:spssS the a9 Sse may s and
the Of Indian n t AsTs Mos S g and g
Tussesy April 90 1859 for fTnshng the Indian service
40 nS s go S55S' g?S%sSss
SSRSSs GGo ases SoSSS oa
400 pounds pounds HAD Bread 6S GOO
co Ss1oO oRHs & 90
SsS pWSPRs: Soap So qSS .d Sqad'w S@R d
Cotton Goods Consisting part Of Teng % 900 yards
9dar re- c9 rs a. s9Gs 1890 COO p gag DeS
ySEJs bingham 600 yards KentuGky Jeans 9 So
ards ysTds ReasSd s6seGns 20 600 yards Hickory shns
l9oo ys5s Gae9 sass Dion yaisd Wufc MsS
Supplies School Books &C. and long s ssS ot p Fo
e ana for about $50 wagons qgred Tor The seyce
70 be delivered az Chicago Ksnsss Cty ana sioux CIV S
Climate aSS 5S' Of tuSR Ro PSede Coast with aton BRAKES
yI5s S G a. ssa ECoas ana supplies
Iete9N fST e Be o S at o B&NKs
sehcd1iss showing he kinds and quantities OF sqbsis
enes supplies required Cor each Agency and seho9 and
sas fsa' o aaa WITH gopSsa g
y 5 SdGsr pe sna sSS S peuc and I'll
BE- Indian Es S Ta s 81 Nos s
u saint Louis ssn Fs ss San
ssco ne Po;,mastSrs q Sioux City and Ysnkon and
ne sRnsss c y ca aS p sniS and
Tho Fight Is reserved by the Government TO reject any
ana % % uaas1 any pRs sS sDa
made for ss sS SPP sna ly ssOgs stated a ae
5f EcR S4 ssTtdsd
s Ss First q Naons SP@ hank a2 9, ASsss
least AZ pcr cent n D' we sT'uu' OF 'ne
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trims leave Shambers,ss sts;iSn wsek a.ys e,
go 10 and il $50 10. 30, "a go 10 '4g.
Clio g 40 9. 10 80 D. m, - Midnight sundays 70
Additional trains 70 Cresskfl and way. s:4o m ana
2:SI For Manuel. Spring Valley, Monssy and TalmanA
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ror Boxs and young Men-city.

u rear 42dst I'D year; primary commercial ana G5as
"a, depay tIan "a thorough NJ d. HOBbts
W Z. AKIN, N C. HENDRIokSoN, Principals.
VTTooDBRTDGE SCHOOL 80 Eass 4Sth-st- Scientific
w Clsssfcni. English Two hundred students have oeen
nrenared for Columbia School OF MInea
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financial.
Loan Of Consolidated Stock Of the
CITY Of New York.
financial.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.

eeured by the Sinking Fund, payable in forty years
redcemRbe in twonty years.
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Art Schools.

Pc. LOUISA a. CULVER WIN resume he. classes.
M from October c8, IN Drawing. OIL and &aeI:eoof
Psintipg Still Lfe Flowers and Landscape China rant
shs s'1 NO % WEST 2aD-sT
rcfereno>st NJ. ID. Huntington, President Nstionsi
usademy Of Design Mr. William Hart N: A.; Mr. James
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DROpOSALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SuPPLIES:-
Depot QuartormasteF's once, NO. 42s Arch street
Philadelphia March go lss9nseaSd Proposals n rPi
ONCE until lo o'clock, noon, Thnrsday May lSss t9r
D. s.. Quartarmastors Department tho Tot
loving articles 20 be delivered At the ousrsrmaSters
DeDoS at Philadelphia, Penn. and Jenersonylle, lna:
Heimets Campaign Iats Forage Caps and trimmings Eur
CAPS ana Gaunets, Linen Collars, Music Pouches Aguil-
ietes and Shoulder Knots Suspendcrs Knit Undershrts
Woocn and Cotton stoesng Berlin Gloves Canvas Log
gina Wool Mittens, Hand sewed Boots and Shoes oraek
Shoes, Arctic overshoes wooen Blankets Axes Shoyes
Pick.eSes Redstcads, Woven Wire Bunk bottoms,
pillow Cases MOSQUITO Bars scrnbbng BruSfes Trqmget
Drums Company Books, Flags Dark Blue Cloth ana Elan
mel Canton Fisnnsi blouse Lining FLANNEL Sky Blqo
Kefsey, C0ored FLANNEL, Facing Cloth Cotton Duck.
Rome Petroleum Paper Buttons Thread, Six, Innings
md all other materials entering into the manufacture Of
Clothing and Eaulpage for the Army The goods herein
called for are DELIVERABLE on and after July l. isso and
titles o. the articles tsy propose 70 deliver On my J.,
en reserves The right reject any or all BIDS Preference
Will be given articles OF domestic production or manu-
fantuSs conditions OF quality and price neludng in the
price 81 foreign productions or manufactures the duty there
onl being equal. For copies OF printed Instructions b
Sid1srs blanks for proposals etc. apg!y az Tbs cSee
AIS For MILITIA ny stpiJJEss and sddressed 70 the
undersigned NJ. /. LUDINGTON, Deputy O. NJ General,
u, g. A., In Charge OF Depot