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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-07

II. ThomasOr has Just received nice
lot of pants, which will be sold low. Call
and see them
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-07

All Styles SIT %All Prices
For Ladies, Misses and
Children. Over 400 pairs
lust recived.~
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Lemon Hot Drops
Parker's Headline

Guaranteed to cure headache and
Neuralgia.
apr7 w. w. PARKER
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Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint cures
all warts, cOrnS and buniOnS Sold by W
w. Parker druggist
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\ beautiful line of Millinery is now en-
exhibition at Watkins. Call and see
these beautiful goods. The most stylish
and complete stock yet seen i'll Hen
| dersOn. apr
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Lehman's Spring Opening.

| have seCur'd
the services of
Miss Mary Fran
els, Of Balti-
more, an Ex-
pert Milliner,
and with her
in
the Millinery
Business, and
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-07

Another car load of fine hay has Just
been received by II. Thomson. Nlce'
lean and sweet.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-07
Young Men,
For Sale.

1 Black horse, 6 years old,
i Carriage,
l New Buggy North Carolina make.
l Wagon and 2 sets OF harne:;s-aAl II
first-class order. Apply to
NATHAN LEHMAN.
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appreciated.

assistance, permits me to
.lud &c thoroughly its needs;
and in preparing for this Open-
ing Display, | have made special
efforts to place before the
public the LATEST DE
SIGNS of all the Northern
markets, and all the NOVEL;
TIES Of the coming Season.
You are respectfully invited
to inspect my FRENCH
and AMERICAN Patterns
on Opening Day, April 18th
and 18th. LEHMAN'S.
TO build up
Your system and restore
Your strength,
Invigorate your liver and
Purify your blood,
Strengthen your nerves and
Give an appetite
Take that excellent medicine,
?. P. P.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.
Sold by W. w. Parker, druggist.
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HENDERSON TOBACCO MARKET,
NOTICE..

to the highest bidder, at the court house
door in Henderson, Vance county, North
Carolina. on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY, 1902, the properties mentioned be-
low to satisfy the taxes assessed against
item for the year stated and for the costs
of the sale.
W. ii. SMITH, Sheriff
April ,, 90 of Vance County, N. e.
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP.
Aston, BacchuS, l town lot, $14S
Allen, Peter II, town lot sos
Brame, Lucretia, 25 acres near
BurwelI, Mrs sallie J E, e71
acres, Ruin creek, 2asl
Davis, 5. J. town lot, 222
Daniel, r w, 81 acres near A
NJ Baskets, 1O3
Finch, & II, town lot, 43s
Goode, Robt, town lot, l65
johnson. J p, town lot 1N
NOEL, Il A, 2 town lots, 81 Oh
Perry. Albert, town lot, 164
Parham; Isabella, town lot. 1872
Parham. GeOrgana, town lot. IS
Rogers. E. d, town lot, $50
Taylor, Thos. l town lot, 80
NIlkerson, l., so acres near
Walker, Z L, town lot, 325
Williford, Sally, town lot, l O3
Harris, L |, 17S acres Chalk Level, Is 81
Burroughs, j NJ, -4acre south Hen
deIsOn, 195
Young, ii, 10 acres, 100
Calls, j E, 50 acres, 10
Cheatham. j. G., IA acre, .S5
Smith, 0 r, town lot, 1900
Harris, Mrs Bette A, 1871 acres, ) 80
Smoot, w II, l town lot, 81 %
KITTRELL TOWNSHIP.
Hester, Mrs John G, town lot, 90
Jones, Arch, acres Long creek, II
TOWNSVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Chapman, J e., estate, Il acres near
Woodwork, 90
Stamper, w l., $50 acres Billy Lewis
tract, & 50
WILLIAMSBURG TOWNSHIP.
ROyster Edward, 1890, 1872 acres, on
NutbuSh creek, 40
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THE TRANSIENT HOUSE.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
MRS. E. T. BRANCH

MRS. T.. Il. BRANCH
Having leased this we'll known house
it will be continued under new manage
ment. 1t is the purpose OF the present
proprietor to conduct a FIRST-CLASS
HOTEL in every particular, and no pains
or expense will be spared to contribute
to the comforts or convenience or guests.
The table will be supplied at all times
with the best the market affords, and the
cooking department will be carefully SUI
perintended by a competent and expe-
rienced person.
~Special rates will be made by the
week or for longer time. mch II
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That Umbrella,

Watkins pretty and cheap Dress Goods
are the talk of the town. apr7
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-.u, inch > in. in. u 1ac l col.
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inch 10 | G
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-07
XSnS0QAI& Personal
'as& @2

Maj. W. A. Guthrie, of Durham.
was here on legal business Tuesday.
MIR. ii. Thomson is in Richmond
this week and will buy largely of new
goods before he returns.
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I. I. I.
Prckly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium
Sold by W. w. Parker, druggist.
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Che Curt.
Hurtion Sales of narcborses.

NRANDLY BRED YEARLINGS
AT AUCTION.
The WOODBURY. YEARLINGs. property Of A. j. Alex
ander, will be sold at the
AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE,
5oth.st. and Broadway, n. Y. City, on
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY II.
at s o'clock p. prompt. by electric hehe
The get OF FALSErrO. POwHATTAN. LISBON
KING ALFONSO. GLEN ATHOL and LINDEN brotn'
ers to ,.AI.I.IFEr. FRESNO. PEARL SET. URLlN".
TON; halfsister 70 FOAUALL; sisters to toNpiAN
and PORTCuESTER MIRACLE and WILLIE L.
FKONTENAC and FALEKNA. THE DON hafssters 70
DUNDEE and MACDUFFi sister TO LADY WAShiN"'
TON brothers TO MY SET, RED PRINCE, ONE, FAM
WOOD MINTBI.OOM, CAEWoOD and CO>oUlNG
sister to AMELIA II; hslf-brother TO MISS DIXIE,
winner OF two stakes this year and others from noted
racing and producing families second to none in stud book
CATALOGUES READY.
NOW on EXHIBITION At THE AMERICAN HoRSD
EXCHANGE.
SALE ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE OR BIZ
GILDING.
l. d. BRUCE, Auctloneer.
Times Building. y. Y. ''ity
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RECORDED MOTTO AGES.

Auchincloss Maria 8. to J w Auchneless. corner
n' peo%ds. GSo Na"ai"s' s''A'' Of
West Eadays y'1i ;@' goo Fire Insurance Co.
soiiern nerlevari e ys,ntneays; year = s' g.,.
ST. con nr%s Lux. to r Blackwell 1o7th't of
ON BSHnkcispISi + o. 70 Schmidt corner 1othNve
ana ps ssn, tShc to rnrchcner Tn'onaye
OF "dr. cr,"s IT, to Il Ea.nc 93lst, OF sth
corner iii,.a,c and Gph.st p | year. $1,000 a.,
wrench John II to 1 Trust Co. 5't-'t, Of 9th
"' t.9t~ ~ii Md to We'll i2thst Of AVeE
,s. T. rir.. to II st'mnc. 100 H'nrys' year
T' ,.rnhm Never ia T. u Levy. T., coo map Z X VIII
lard W"oilawn IiHlhi. = y0r>. 500. 80 - -
irrnct, wm J.. - same Lot 5'' to o'o' same map
' I'M ia~r r to W Lurrien. 75th-': Of Co
u" r1sy TO- II to q Never corner sOu, oad
mlr.hrers Johsnnn TO II = 1almaige 'oth''' OF
A' K,i.cs ' nnaT,in to l. March losh.'. Of
81 i,nha.. S,. u 70 Keen. wal'ona'e Of
i'' ktse,.n, JcSn. - fccn'y. corner Gerard and
ceTi,SSi ac conrad g. +, ( FaDcr. AcSandeFavc
i1oa Doc to II cnaanc'y. r. - lih'a'e 7oih''''
raorts ; ycar,. -cscoO. o,os,o ..o y,
M.ctiin John J. 10 L"SSyvo iot' s'2 to SIS mop o.
,o,h..t % ilihl,c months. 'iGcoo. , r.,., cor,.
,' NcX ~ ic HT .i.oh no B.: y,sis $1,000
%aumrr. thlrie. Z II EDr'h'h' : 9'h'''
ii,,1ue. 4. 3 vr,rs fin zoo 49,, . 49, 81.
Sa.-,uer. MAY. - J o Davis. lloh''t' OH
r.a,i.y Tnnn 10 u \ Hitchcock :. ls3i''t adj
iani ra-.fnrd. ,"ar-. ~ Geo. ,.,...,.. , =,
Prt'lt John. O. a. ]. Tray, . Nahu'"'''''-''
Frankfort =. vo1fs. rln 0Nn. . ,oo H., -,
i.am-i.ll. PAWN u. t. y Mcintyre 100 rea'''''
S Ss,e'r 'isra.' % end II schtaieF' = ieSth'
a. g. ave. wear. - soo. 80, ,co -.
s,.,ca.oa js..uO, ,eErI:0Cv. lo'- ooi and s'a map
c,p, ,rnic H. o. SAM lot l07 same map, year,.
s22,. .. - ,..a., s,h.s, ~ .,
af.,te. wear. - 90. - =, a.. ,.,,.,
80 T1,o.l..on william. q Il Naroino lj-i't
,,tci.i,s.a,a = IO'tt : N'nra. Ga 600.
" T,,-f. Nnrtin u - O. Davis It " corner shave.
tfo,h. st 3 ,sar-. -iO OO0.
r,.,r, y = ~ Marx Ne-.on cor Frederick and
Wtnfarn u1rt~ v'rr- ~ 300
ri',r.o Michael - II Napes. IT, iot "lS map Pros
moo, ifuf e.'4'" wear. si1H
Tpdre Edwin < ~ ( Lite IN. CO - - "
V,ll.nn.,-o n iiith.st wears. NOT sou l'2.
Nf.kop. rIward Nurirl LIE rs g. al 80
=, coo stanton and O5chaff sts u r's morris t'''''
w,iro- Nl''rrfe- Arb mo 20 TIN" El'ran' -" go
Tria Go iasih-t RiNef-id. Dive. Y'a' ~ 'Fl
wheaton Cha'os. 10 u Nth.ir"r 'or CONT
i,nf'-a,. and t00'h.sf. vo1rs >" U.o.
W.lus'en Louis Pcui'fip Z Nn10r.on - 81 lot
80 nan Tcndrick Rutgcrs : voTr-. mor.' Si''oo
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Nlnsiea! 1nrtruments.

delightful purchasers accord fun praise TO the superaI
qualities Of the .-..,,. ,,,,,n
why not Join his host OF cont ntcd posessos SO eas
in YOUR 1.-The night shall be filled with music
YOU CAN DO IT by purchasing On such eOnNenisnS
series payments that VIII scarcely feel the ~
pendi.ure. And viii be- ALWAYS pl, a>ed
THE EMERSON PIANO Co,
81 5th.aye.. near lith-se
4 NUMBER or SECONDHAND GRAND, uPKr'hI,
n ana square Pla% OF make some b ~ siisty ns
and fully guaranteed also second hand iianos OK ouer
leading makers at low prices
CuICKERING & SONS. ClIICKEklNG KALI.
Jt, Ave-. ana 18th ~. New
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGE.

There we're no auction sales a. the Exchange yes
ierlny. The following private sales are reported
Morris Il. Eaer a Co. have sold for Wright GillieS.
the lot 25x9s.0 No. 80 West Thirty lftht., for I'M
mediate Improvement The same brokers nave also
sold for MIS-. q. VI. TAYLOR The Nc thosst corner OF
1enth-ave. and Thirty -fUuuh-st., c0AIA, for about
$4,000 10 Mr.. NCrls. Also for Mr.. Hellman. the
two story brCwnstOne tahJnses with stores, Nos
2oG2oa lenON-ave., for $4,000, and for Mr. Terrain
the southeast cCncr Of Fir-t-ave and Onc-hiidieu-
andtwN fourth ST. frame building with store, size
OF plot 2jXlOO, the price paid being s2i.oW.
w. ". Thompson has sold for the e. ate OF charles
Wood eight lots beginning twenty-five Ieet norm Oh
Thirty siNth-st. and running through from BIHaHWdy
t. sNl-aye.. The price l. aid 20 b" IN the n,SnDoi
hood of r40O.OO0 The same broker has sold No. ."
last >eventcenth-st 37xirrrgular. for the es'ate
Of David sands. The price paid Is on the basis vi
10000 for 2JXl0O feet.
There sevG.l large sales set down for the henii
three weeks. but II likely that the marker VII
not last much beyond the middle OF June. ~ tnese
the most important by James l.. Wells, wiich mr.
booked a. far forward a. the 9th ~ Jnhe' nlso onc
nIN.
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NOIFEDI- or COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Room 209 stewart Building. No. $50 Bfoai"hy,
'''' 49, NF.W.YORK. May II, ls12.
TO IONTNNV IUItN
- IDS OR PROPOSALS for dong the work

d IDS OR PROPOSALS FOR doing The work
ID and furnishing the materials called or N thr al
proved form on NE IA ne 9Tr VI wv
CLIFTON DAN; At CoRNELL siTE. 0S CIR ok WTo
cIINSTTK cor MY. NEW.NORK, viii b. teceNcd AZ
this oaice until WEDNESDAY. the i5rll DAY OF ~ n r.
nj O'Clock y. ut when pll'' aiiu nouF
they win be publicly opened by the AgueinGt CON- ON
mi aud awaid Of the contract for doing sara
work and furnishing -ad materials viii D. lnaae oy sa'u
Commits toner's a. 800 thereafter practicable; 20
,I sr. az soII anuroNrd contract aud tho speci0
thereof aud bids proposals. aud proper envelopes
plans for said work aud all other information can o.
,htaIn,d al the above Of the Aqneluct tOm'
mis- souorS N appliratiOn o the secretary.
nv order Of TIE AQufduct Comm .siol err. -
J. &. II-TI.r.Y. JAMES c. DUANE.
President.
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OF CHIEF QUARTERMAST ER
TNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE. New

u York city superintendent once. April 80 1899.
sncd proposals will be received by the undersigned until
II o'clock m June >. 1872 for furnishing such supplies
a. may required from time 20 mc by this ofce curing
ending June 80, 1873. embracing acids,
barrels coal copper plates. &C. erucibes. &C..
iron castings. lend PIPE sheet lead rubber
GOOD. ard Other supplies Schedules and blank
fors OF proposals. with information o. quantities OF
such supplies will probably De- required. wiz be- FUR
niscf appli aton Proposals Will be considered sep
ar,,ry on ra.h article aud cOTp,r,Ou ~ TIE
prices and samps furnished will be accepted as to The
wnoe or a plrtas may be- deemed Tor the intre OF the
the right b. reject any or all proposals being
reserved. equi itons will be made on the parties whose
hids and the articles must he ofrni shed
rs reGnIrd without DELAY Proposals receive consd-
eato must he accompanied by sufficient bond with one
or ,ucteS. and tv samples or such description Of
tho articles VIII clearly designate their quality Pro-
sals should b. addressed 30 the undersigned and in
oset with tony Of th.I advert's' In sealed en-
yelouc indorsd "Iropo-,s for Supplies" The bids will
on rcslstesd at the hour named In the
encc OF bidders and officers of the Assay Ofce.
ANDW MASON Superintendent
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N y CiIh'
Elzebethst. No 30; william Peuss aud wife
70 Pauline Levi. 49,: .-...-.- 81
ieory Nc ~ ,ri ,o' '''V'"o "'e" .... IS 800
N.-.iI-st. s. lot i2i, map Mordeca Gomez;
y ancc fI1be shaw. by guardian, 10 Cornelius , NM
Tdnd erbit and another IoVVv
o'L amr po roori "''''' " ''..''..1. 5000
Entr,tSst, = lot 7sOf nap nendrick Rutgers,
2jXlOt4: Bonjamin Z Anderson Gu al 10 90 M,
RiyingtHi-st. u =, 50 It " OF Eldfidge'l 2oA'o;
WIN reu>s aud wife 10 Pauline Lev .--..- -;
LOWEST No ~ Julius DreyfuS to Jonas WEI" % 7oo
fan,,c 'c,"cabG,y 70 Graentg $40
I y, '',H ~ ,,rm ,:nt'yiiic IA yart o. 400
Same nro,,,rtv am. 70 s,'rc >, mart 49,. Is 93@
mar he'll any ano NC cT,Ts to- InSrs Naacr $500
Cannon.st, : leo IL u Dcanreyst. 2JNlOOi Apr'
ham | Elc,ft ard WIFE to Levy SOhcl ...-..
Stanton-st. n 9 Orchard-Sy. JpN,S; george W. N
Folsom and wife 10 Edward Wilckcns ;.;-,.,--, ~
iOcrrk-st 2Oi 10 : W SanOnst. d. - 90,
VI BaylY to Man Quicker. ---...------.- go o'JV
2GtI-st. No 22o East; Morris niOSner and VIE TO
Christopher Lochmann -.......-...-...-,
26th.st No go East Christopher LochInann ana
wife 10 Morri, 'irosn"l ...-- ,--,-..,...,-
Chsrlcs .' FMdGs Ir''''''' 4i2 900
lGth.-t, 40 337 West Wllam II Dotdy. ref to oo.o
Sarah " icgons .--...-. oO1V
To- ,a i rd dSf -u''e ''N'o' ""' 1000
IGth.st 40 337 West; Herbert W Taylor to Sarah
VI Hcgons ct a......... 800. -.
Sallc property; sarah liie2ons to Herbert W.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A iiiE NEM; YORK TRlBuNE WILL gE k!;.
door north & H1nstS os and SnyE:
ave-: :. e. cor. 2sd..t; 1872 Gh-ave; 49, Foutha,e..
corner Foureen.h.s 700 Third corner Forty enti
81 O2G Thlidave Sixty-frstSt 1CS FlrstaN,.
100 west Forty seconds Us Counhlsaye. 20 Liberty
st. 257 West 42d-st, $40 Chureh-st; 5oi TLirda,s:
1855 Thrt.sye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
h RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals&InterlOck ingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOSSrs and COr:Inndt Streets,
On and AFTER II.nl IL ILL APRIL u. 1spI.

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOssrs and CoriInndi Streets,
On and after 1903 II. M, APRIL -, 1872.
THE FAST LINE.
9'cG A. M1Pg%sn ye'e"le se,rns and ra;oT Cars
dsSsros II 40 a. 1 ciicoeo Osi ~ H. aud ST.
Louis ?. next dai. coances, alio for Toledo.
TmE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
S eSegg Of rTac ssa
and obser.a alton Cars pe.entins financial report 5s
seAe ss'h iadSs na AID Library and all e
.cnenecs Of home and Office Lighted BY osonsry and
indianapolis 7 50 .. M: Chicago s:'5 a. m. and St
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2'co Mrpllman yest9us Sleeping Cars from SsT
and cnenn nnHf rasssase Coach Ns%Yos
husso Arrives Cincinnati 10 40 a. M. and St. Louis
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
and M%eH SS'Sa sys Ran
Coaches from Ssw.York 20 Chicago. Arrives in Chi.
caso 3:l5 p. IN. mex: day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
to rt~burr St. Louis Chicago dinconstl cleyelsnd
rits:S%rs to Richmond and c%icaso X;!l.s, a
a. dsssas p SG%Ts"f q
90 a m second morning. Connects for Ioec' dn''y
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 =. M.Pulnan Buffet Sleeping car New. York to
Niley arrives wccE.days At columbus rs T. o, M;
co 49, Sos @ ps dog saas d G r a. a
and for Cleveland and Columbus. except saturday;
4:3G p. M.-Southera Express daily. with Through S'eP
or to Ncw.Orlcans Asheyiile and Knoxville VIA lNeh
moud and Danvile r. Il. 49,, o.t.
500 P. M.-Daiy for al points Chcsspeake end OHIO
Railway with Through Sleeping aud Dining da's ,,.
500 Y, M.-Sirnandoah Valley Express daily, Win
Via Knovvile Chattanooga and Birmingham.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND TIE sol TIL;
1910 A. NJ" Washington Limited Express OF ful.
a% ve5SGs - 10 natmcrc every weekday
irving in Washington 80 p NJ. -, . ,,,..
Vo.tibule Pator Cars aud Dnine-Car daily. arriving
Washington e:25 D m n? extra fare oeF0ha USUAL
Additional EXPIRES. Trains; 20 90 sS ~ e anS
night. For Baltimore only. 90 p, n, m Sn"uay
For Atlantic CITY 80 p. IN. wecS.days with through
Buffet Parlor Cors and Coaches.
POI PHILADELPHIA.
20. 60. 20. - 100. . ID 40 90 Penn
sylyaa Limit d. with Dining Ca aud 10 10 Washington
Limited With pining-t ar and 90 o. NJ ~ -" vV
2:i0. 300 80. go. I 80 90. 90. 90 90
and 8 90 p. NJ. end 70 Is NIGHT Agcon'n cla;.on:
O15. 80. 900 Oo 90 i.inl'cdl and - 90 a NJ
1915 night Accommodation 90 and 90 p, m.
For Time Tables of trains & local ioht, 9h w" fmh1Sl.
wanna Railroad Sf-.m. apply a. the folomln- Ilckrt
Onccs Nos 2Ol. i3j. SO pa and 32S RraadMay
cGi We, le5h--t 25l Colun husave. and foot = De-
bros.,s and COrtlandt sts tOurtet 500 ful'on.,t.
0s Hroadw1y and Bfpoklyn Annex station foot 81 Fil'
t0n.st.. Brooklyn. 80 Hudons,. loOosehi station
Tie ScwY,rs Transfer COMPANY viii call TO- and check
baggage from hotels and re-idnecs through 10 d,nh'0h'
CHAS T.. PiGH. j. Il. VOID,
Gtneral Manager Gcneul Pass'r Agent.
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Countrp 1)ropertp for Sale ano 90 Get

MANCHESTER. BY. THE.SEA,
wi Eor saeIargc and stable; exceptionally hne
the water house fully furnished
an elesah' p'@se bSpRisW L. PIERCE
No. / Deacon.st., Boston. MasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
:. pUy UI'II DING Whitehall Street. New

n York Cltv Nav 10 lsgl.-S, altd proposals. In
tiplcot,. viii b. received here until i O'Clock M JGie
81 1872 and then oIca,d. Tor supplying and dcNern'
Tiri forage straw required at Ncw-Iok Guy u
let's Point Da,d'- Island. y. Y. H.. and Snndy
Hoax = J. during the fiscal year ending June 10 1872
Iu information VIII b. furnished by thiS Once on apnI
tatlon The states reserve, the feht 20 Tryvo
any ar al piopo.al-. Envelopes containing prop )>as
should marked "lropo>n!~ Tor Fuel Forage ana straw
and addressed 10 Aha j. PERRY Assistant quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
cost an1 (onn0

T OsT-r,nk BooS No So sSi Bank for SAVINGS, 81
L. rloeckrr.st Vew-York. Payment stopped Please r..
book Bank
= osr pank book No sos 962 Eank For SAVINGS, ~
IL BIeecker-s, New-Yos. Payment stopped Please
return book TO bank.
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Proposals.

4 RMl BUILDING, Whitehall-St., New ork
"A cav, Ma, -. ls.'..-S,alcd proposals IN duplicate
VIII b. received here until T. o'clock noon June 10 lsVz
supplying about 1000 gallons 81
nnrr1l oil a. p,r -pcc o. tlons and sch due which VIII
b., fure,hd Application to tn uhi' rig ed trSi'l
,.tc, artcl ~ domestic plOdu'tion or
manufacture. conditions OF quality ana price unciudhg IN
of foreign productions Ct MANUFACTURES W" dul
Nh, room biuc ,qua 1hr Government reserves the right
To- fct any oil proposals Envelope, containing pro-,
oals should be- marked "prolo-als Tor Mineral on ma
address to ALEX. j. PERRY, Asst Ouatt'rhSs''rch
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

An ADDRESS BY Pref + ELLsNw sn6sIs, D H D
q the w World NAV Help the DID, Association Hail.
me csdst and ith-ayc., SUNDAY May Y at D. m
yir honr soDg service Mr. tREDEklCh kEASI, Bari
han H' All Young men cordially invited
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 57th.st near 0th-aye;
DR. MACARTHUR. Pastor. pf.chc. morning aug
evening Evening SUI ject The Desponding Prophet and
lhe Ministering Angel" Eleventh IN a series upon
"Quick Truths in Quaint Texts" Sunday-seh0ol' 2:f''
AL cordially invited 70 all the services
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OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR.

~ Third District. Tompkln.yllc, y; y; My II 1897.
fos.once BoN lbs Ncw-Nork Citvl scaled prop"al-
wfll be- received this ollce until u o'clock NJ un
"Wednesday the l~t dlv of June. l-2. Tor tmihsnlnH
supple, the Light IIou g Establishment, TIC sn'
niles needed consist or nineteen lots "mhaThg Uspe,s-
Iyrlv blocks brushe.. chlmnevs cordage, drN gooi-
engineers t'rcs. nag~ and bunting hardware ana toi-'
hose lanp. aud lanterns paints oils. etc. ship chabdN
som unwarc wicls. window glass. wood ana willow
vnrn and ane0u. articles. oil ~ which are cnurr
rd i'm the sIrcinca attached To the form of bd Nhrh
may be affirmed application 10 III, Office 1ntra't'
wdii be- awarded entire numb rcd lots, and on rach
nom I'm the miscellaneous O:. The right Is Reserved 10
r.i,rt any or bids T. strike it1n or Items
in the st,,cico on- waive defects. and - require
,h. delivery II greater less quantity. not 4, exceed
10 .r cent OF item. than The quantity stated In The
||nciur,ticns AZ any time during the fiscal wear
clause to TINT effect viii b. Ia efed IN IN" contract
p,onoals will subject t. the above conditions ol-
,,nrts viii approved until the act lraHing a2i
,,iotinns for the next fiscal ha- hcom" law. W.
" ScfIIty IntnIn. L. y N. LlchtlIous" inspector
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
~ Department Of the Fast Governors Island Y. Y H..
MAY 20 1872 Sealed proposals. In trplicae, subject 10
su, condition. will he received here until II o'cO'k
noon Eastern time MONDAY juno 20. 1892. and th"n
ncnrd for lmprnNing drainage and plumbing IN officers
ounrtcrs ct Fort schuyler " Y. II. All informitlon
furnished application here 10 Post Quartcrra >er
r,nr schuyler The United Stltcs the right to
,crct any or all bids. Envelopes containing proposals
'hrd 10 marked pfOpO.als for Dranaue and Plumbing
a. T,,t SCHUYLER" and be addressed 10 CHAS II. TOMB
TINS Assistant ouartarmostcr-General. L. s. Amy.
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST episcopal.
d. D.. Pastor
II a m. and p. NJ, preaching by the Pastor All
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lord Place. the coming week Meetings for worship 70
morrow az II A. m aud d. III. JOHN j. CORNELL
and other ministers Mn attend. Tine public cordially In
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FOURTH AvrNuE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
cor; 22dsst.-Iev. j. H. WORCESTER. Jr.. d, u, o.
Union Theological Will preach Tomorrow az IL
=: ~, and D. NJ. Mr. RALPH WELLss Bible Glass
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN. northeast co... Madi,ol
ave. and 73d.st, Rev. GEORGE IL. Spinning. u. ID
PastOr.-SundayschOo i5 a. M. Divine worship at
i. III. and 5 ,. IN Lecture "Wednesday, at p. H.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. to 10 West
4Gth.st.-Itey w H. l.. FAUNCE. Pasttr pr,achas n, /
and IS p sunday school $50 a m. Mdwcck
services Wednesday evening, O'Clock. All welcome.