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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-19
Our Havana Plan Lotteries.
JOHNS - CROsLEY,S
improved Gutta Ptrcha Cement ROOfiu,


Is TIE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABIE ROOFING II USE II
Il WATER PROOF. IL can be applied to NEW
and OLD RooFs KINDS and TO old shingle roofs
s0ithoIt reRlOrih9 the shingles.
The COST Is ONLY ABOUT 0NE-THIRD THAT or
TIN, AND Is TWICE AS DURABLE.
GUTIA PERcHA CEMENT for ing and repairing
TIN and METAL ROOFS of every description.
From lis great elasticity, noLiLjured by the
traction and expansion of netal and IoiH not crack
IA cold IA todrRl loedthey. These materials
have been thoroughly tested in New York and all
parts of the Southern aud Western States, and we
can give abundant proof Of all claim in their
favor.
They are readily applies by ordinary labOrers, at
irifing expense.
'tNo HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials put up ready for use, and for
shipping all parts of the country, with iull printed
directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars will be forwarded APP
plication mail or in person. at principal ON
oes 51O BROADWAY, Opposite St Nicholas HOTEL
NY, $40 FULTON ST., Opposite City 3all) BROOK
LYN- JOHNS & IRuESLEI--z
June2-6m
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i for a period or THIRTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
every part Of the Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate power Of restoring perfect health TO per
suffering under nearly every kind OF disease to
which the human frame is liable
The following among the distressing variety OF
human diseaSHS in which the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-19
Selected Lump Coal.

INHE finest lot of Selected Lump Coal is TO be found
i at the 4Etna Yard, where it is sold at the low
price q per bushe Drop your orders in Box
No. 81 P, o., and they viii be promptly attended 10
SAMUEL J. AGNEW,
feb3-tf Yard back Of \. q C. r K. Depot.
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afFa .i.a t.fcTS
is Gcci sis 5gtH bGHeI, an E5sl regulated tdsts
iles IL IS vesy desirable o. have some cheap and conv-
nent way repairing Furniture, Toys, CrocSery, &c
sPALDIEGS PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergencies and no household al
he without It always ready and up 70 the
sticking FlilL There longer necessity for
EmpIng oaai sput--eJ veneers, headless dolls and
EeuC1'.-s y iust The article Tor cone-she aud
other Urusnsata wosE. popular with ladies Of re
r,Inent ana tssst--
TnIs atnlE-be preparation used cold, being chem
icaiy 1ett,iH saistIn ami possessing ali the valuable
quaiitls at tf b1st eiiH makers Glue Il may be
use, IN Iia pace Vi ordinary HoIcllage, being vastly
more aIlesl-e
.-U>EFrL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
y B-A Bs.-sl a,calnlsanIes each bottle Price, %
cents
Whoess-s Depot, 40. IS Cedar street, New York
Adore, aEaItT c. SeALuIAG & CO..
islx, No 90, New York
Put up for Dealers H Cas.s containing Four light,
ana lively. D1zzns-t beautiful IiIhographic show
p Card accompanying each i.lcslse.
- ~ A single b0stiJ o. SFALDINGS PREPARED
GLUE viii save cost .rn-illiy every
hOusehOld-T0a
sold by ali prominent St1.ioners, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers Groc-fs ll Fancy stores
Col-try merchants should maze note u SPAL
Dimes Prepared GLUE when making APP their list
II VAL stSud any climate JanIO-ly
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Express to ClarksvilIe.

TNHE Southern Express Company respectfully an
Il hounce that they are now running MESsENCERs
through 10 GAINESVILLE, via. +. X and NJ C. A L Ran
cars and are prepared 10 forward that place and in
teryenIng points with promptness and dispatch an
goods usually sent by express They VIII also forward
te all places on stage routes connecting with the above
Kalroods Bills, notes, drafts, etc, collected and
prompt return made.
IS Office No. 10 Public Square.
febl1-u A X. HOLT, Superintendent
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EYE q EAR

DR- UNDERWOOD, Of Chicago, Illinois, the eminent
D1nd skilhGI operator on the Eye and Ear, whose
reE,Itation IS 50 extensively known throughout the
United States will arrive IN Nashville, Tenn, Thurs
day Ocfobx 18th $500. DR.. U being regularly ed
uClted PHYSICIAN and surgeon OF ths Old school, and
having had an experience OF p years practice, viii
perform any operation the BYE and Ear necessary
restore sight the blind hearing 20 the deaf or Dy
other adequate 10 remove any diseases OF tnose
useful organs within the reach 81 science AID human
skill. "a 10 charge for examination or consultation
oct2-cAE3W
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WOOD w OODn

IL kinds seasoned fresh, separate or mixed, de-
~ livered IN all paris Of city at short notice
and full measured cords the lowest market price, oy
directing Box go r leaving orders at the Of
ice OF tbe Yard TO the Gas House Cherry street
o-t23-3m
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The Express Freight Train

On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii com
mence running the 22d July in close connection
with the Express Train the great southern Line via
Charleston and Savannah and continue during the bust
ness season Through time from New York EIGHT
DAYS. E. ". COLE, Supt.
iulv23-tr
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DRUGS and MEDICINES,
A. Il. OSCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
s W. Corner of Broad and Market streets,

NashV1IIe, Eenn.
tAT F are prepared to execute orders for Drugs
w and Medicines and all articles pertain
ing to the Drug business, with despatch nd at the
lowest market price.
The same attention will be givsn as heretofore to
have every article good quality represented
and Instance Will thing be put up that is OF
a doubtfulor sophisticated character.
II IS our intention to maintain the reputation
have established in selling but Pure Drugs aud
Medicines aud We, therefore, invite you TO examine
our stock before buying elsewhere, believing wecaD
show on Inducements seldom Offered T.. thi- or any
other Southern city. In addition I" Drugs NE have
constantly hand large STOCK Of Periumery
Soaps aud Toilet Articles, White Leaf Linssed OIL
TnrpentIue V4rHishas, LiIT0rs and Wines for medi
anrlO-if
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Notice to Shippers.

Elsi1l Lszszzzs3 - All
$500 1890 s.rs- - is=sseS
/ I being OF the utmost importance for the proper
protection OF the Track and keep out of tn. way
OF gravel and other trains that freight trains be run an
regular UNIFORM rate of speed which can only be &C
compshed by running schedule time- therefore IN
order that the freight trains may be run on the time
laid down in the schedule is ordered thar afer th
y days from this ate, freight viii be received by the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company al shed
ule stations only.
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Rates on Flour Reduced.

he Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad VIII receive
at Nashville, Wartrace, Sheibyville and Stations
on y. = n X between Nashville and Wartrace and
give through receipts for Flour bv Car load 10 Cars
ton OF savannah al One Dollar per barrel Il rough
E W. COLE
Sup't OF Transportation y. 4 c. r R
ian22-tf
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ca EsPETBN &,

Velvet and Brussels Carpeting, and ply half wool
and all cotton Carpeting Dutch and Scotch Carpetng
which will be sold cheap.
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Coal Oil Lamps.

e DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, of various styles, ittet
" with the celebrated Collins Burner, for sale by
feb25-tf RAINS, BROWN & co. .
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Aotteries.
Policy Plan LOtterym
Extra Glass 2, Draws Oct. 5, 1860.

BY this scheme purchasers can select their own
Numbers, and pay any amount for ticket they may
desire
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ExREIROAD

From CINCINNATI TO
Boston in 321S hours New York in 3O5s hours
Philadelphia in &c hours. Baltimore in "a = hours
Saratoga Springs in % hrs. Albany in 25 hours
Buffalo in Is hours DunkiTk IN II hours
Cleveland in y hours. Plttsburg IN 12s5 hours
Wheeland in ~ hours. Steubensville in 100 hours
Crestne in hours. GAINESVILLE in hours.
Sandusky in 10 hours Toledo in y hours.
Detroit in l21s hours.
Through Trains leave Cincinnati as follows:
z:3OA. VI. EMPRESS From Little Mama
Depot and from Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Depot,
via Columbus, Cleveland Dunkrk and Buffalo;
Columbus, CTestllne and PIttsbUTg; via. Columbus,
Steubensvlle and Pittsburg; via. Columbus BeIliar
and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bellair and Benwood.
1880 y. VI. EMPRESS From Cincinnati
Hamilton and Detroit Depot also via. Lima
Toledo, Detroit and Canada; wa Dayton, Clyde and
Sandusky.
10 a. vi. EMPRESS From Little Miami
Tenot connects via Columbus R.llar and Renwood.
via Columbus Belliar and Pittsburg; wa Columbus
Crestline and Pttsburg; via. Columbus, Cleveland,
DunkrB and Buffalo.
6P. w. EMPRESS From Cincinnati, Hamil-
and Dayton Depot, via Lima, TeledO, Detroit and
Canada; via. Dayton, Clyde and Sandusky.
Modern Sleeping Cars on this Train,
via Toledo.
II n. W. EMPRESS From Little Miami
Depot connects Columbus Steubensvile and Pitts
burg; via. Columbus Belliar ami PIttsburg; Co
iumbus. Belar and BenwOod; via Columbus. Crestline
Pittsburg; Columbus, Cleveland, Dunkirk and
Buffalo.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cars on this Train.
Passengers for Lake Steamers, leaving Cincin-
natl at 7:30 A. n have hours in Cleveland.
Leaving at 10 A. n, make direct connections
The p. II. Express Saturdays, makes all con-
nections ddUeTtiSed, eroept for Detroit
and points IA Canada.
The Night Express runs Daily, Saturdays excepted
All other Trains run Daily Saturdays excepted.
Trains run by COLUMBUS TIME, which is I Minutes
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Extra Fine Teas.

" der, Silver Leaf, Young Hyson, Howque Mixtures
Imperial and Black. For sale by
apr21-tf RAINS, BROWN < co.
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Trains run by COLUMBUS TIME, which is I Minutes
faster than CINCINNATI TINE
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Store Keepers in the unitedeStates.

1000 Cases sapouiner, genuine, for sala at
facturers prices in lots to sui. purchasers. by
PIKE { KELLOGG,
marlq-w1y ST. Louis, No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY INTEL LIGENCE.

Detachments Of United States troops viii leave this
city and Newport on the 18th inst, for Jefferson bar
racks. The detachment leaving here wilnumber about
300 men, and that from Newport $50 men. They will
be formed into four companies their arrival at their
destination, from whence they will proceed to Fort
Vancouver, Oregon.
Maj c. A. II. Blake, LIST Dragons, has been
ordered 10 the command of the troops in route
for Oregon The United States troops stationed at
Harper's Ferry have been ordered to this city,
and are daily expected on Governors Island. de-
tachment of United States troops arrived az NewOr-
leans on the 10th inst, from Brazos. G. McDougd Of
the Medical Staff, has been ordered to the Military
Academy at West Point vice S. 2. Moore, detached.
Col Edwin Upon ia about TO resign his commission in
the United States Army. .er..r
Tie United States sloop-ofwar Germantown, Capt.
PsQe commanding, arrived at Gosport Va the 10Th
inst, slE well, from Hong Kong, China. She was 1873
DAYS on her passage Nothing Of amy importance
transpired during the pasage She has been over two
wears in commission, and has returned in excellent
order TIE Germantown was said TO be the prestsst,
the cleares and the heahiest craft 10 the China and
Japan seas. The good health of this ship is doe In
measure to Der experienced commander. He would
never allow bis men to be exposed TO the sun 10 hot
weather nor allow the berth deck TO be- scrabbed In
bad weather The Germantown carries 90 Dablgren
she'll guns, and has $50 officers aud men, all told. She
viii be inspected and put cut Of commission to day. and
her men viii be paid off on next Monday week. It
will take about $3j, 600 to pay ell hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

ROMAN CATHOLICS IN JEWISH FAxLns.-The
Rabbi Of the Broadway Synagogue in Cincinnati has
addressed remonstrance to the Archbishop against
the conduct of ceIsin priests Of his diocese II appears
from this statement tbs. they have refrsedo gran. alb
solution TO some Roman Catholic servant girls vDg in
Jewish families and that they Only consented to do
on condition tina. the es should at leave thess
families He Gays thss this course is persisted In the
Hebrew merchants Of the city wit a, onss discharge
tie Roman Catholic wOrkmen employed BY them
some thousands in number.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the ANNUAI
OFFICE OF rAr rLisOrs oxsFs.t R4LaoA 2, Co Co,

AT meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the
n ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY held
Oh cay, 1t wss
Rsed Tbst CT Five D, ss per shire
Re Cspt Stock y the Company be and the hereby
eae payable the 18th day Il May 1885, sud that the same
Trysbe the stock registered in the City OF SewYork
be oee f'he Compans in that city aud on the stock rSs
kfeS IL Londn the Office of Messrs Robert Benson Co
that parties aesipg u pay their nstmsnts In London
nay pay same the OF four shDg pence sterling
be he dol AZ
Epe6 ThA the Transfer Booze be closed tbs 10th day Of
Beg md Ieopened the 18th and thst transfers be permit
bs; Of which such assessments sha
Rs have been psio. ....
ROlped bat at the Of seven sent
al pid previous the Sth OF Msy
ehsifed the al ents paid after tina,
By Of The Board
- ~ RIrRNSiDE Treasurer.
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o., FERTILIZERS.
MAPEs's EITRoGEHHED
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME:
FOR CORN PorAPoEs, VEGETABLE GARDENS,
LAWNS, &C.,
Composed Of Dried Blood Cscined Bones. Suphuc Acid
ruyisn Gua,o and 5ulph.te Of Ammonis,
Awarded the large Silver Medal 1883, oy the
i AMI RICAN INSTITUTE. .
exhaust land like Peruvian Guano, but psrmsn
emily improvesit. - - :, =,
power iS5 lbs Of Peruvian Gusco .
Msrs stchum Of Wespor Conn, writes Nov 70, 1929;
Prof lAs j. M.rEs; Having o'ed your Phosphsts Tosd
ducne twelve bushels OF grain to the acre y
meal e. applied lb OF yoar Erosenized Super
per see seeded down TO and grain crops In to ss
IL has given me over thirty bps Of Waite Rye per acre and
stand OF ass equal TO any The OF the fourteen
tuns purchased Of Sas used on otheI Oh my
Eatbhpie Weed Dsren, Conn whites Sept ~, 1909:
JANIS j. MAPRs esqMy Dear Sir: b,ve m.de use q your
fields and eotsoss know Of other manure Is az
good eaTden the 20 far have eo H. deem
Il be- ter than the best Gusno lor the above use .
Judge French OF Eaetei r. H. Author Of fsrm
writes in The New. Eng and Farmer, 1889: . ,,.,
tried every variety offerlge and have more ih
MApe Super Phosphate than in other manufactured ar
ticle ofthe Kind.
pan phle ust been issued containing letters from
throughout the have used THU
Phosphate during the past season, including :.
eoIoS ROBINSON, Agricultural Editor OF Inc e"'iohh
LUTHER RopxAx President Conway Bank Masa
E. HASgORD DaIien, Gem
JOHN S. IVES Salem, Mass.
Josp Pr LOWELL, Orange, N. J., aud many others o .
DreetonsOv Gse-Apply at the rate OF from 2ote o" JOS 70
the -, .,.
Pamphlets sent Tatuitonsly: address r,
CHARLES V. MAPES,.
Nos l26 and l23 Hssssn-st.,
EAaE Am
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T7T ESQ A. LpAvIrr Auctioseer. ~
DY GEO. A. LEAVITT e. Co
D1xlsL A. MArHnws. AOctiOneer,


pY BUTLER, SCHULTZ g. MATHEWS.
l sseroo No ~ Ceesr,t directly opposite Post Office
WEDNESDAY, Ap 10 a. 10y O'Clock, the 4.tory brown
Ssas I'm aV IssSso@e Ho0sE s1I6 FURNlTUaE, MIA
BoRS, OIL PAINTINGS, ko-The entire content. Of said
bocseDe Censer Tables. marble tops sessn;
French plate pier Glasses gilt console Tabes very
mSbls top voltSiie am and reception Chairs mAnse
CioeAs, shogny Sofs Chars Chairs sd Rockers Ia
stsad Bst Maiu ere Pillows j4 SEES Blankets,
CeunsipDes &c Dahleop o'sgood and mahogany afess-
Inc aBo oher bsfeus, WaTdrobes Wsshands Tia e hose
narbetOP Hsst.nd black walnut Dining Tables
Diolg Chs Buffet, Noicer and stsni velvet Tapes
3 a. P.ID spS eGss by Gspe o g
eral assortment Of Kitchen Fun oJe WITH which the vii
conn Also several choice Oh Painting CANT
peos Of Goben Tapestry, worlds FAN Exhibition
together win number OF hne Engraving -
eaogues 1uedsy morning tie Auconeer's Office No.
TBUssOAy, April 10.
At o'clock at the fOOs?ry stone residence No "a
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE
OIL PAINTINGS BRUNZES entire contents said
house Consisting put of elegant roesood mahogany
faro snte in rich pIo,sie and hair cloth elesan e~ood
Tables With marble tops French pls'e Pier and Mantle
mirrors ich gilt fsnes God Piano. are Stool
wood Nosre Char Arm and Reception Che In rich brocs
tell esnt msrle Clocks mah Sofas Chsis Arm Chss
az NNGrswdM FTfRRNITuRF-Copsistns Of Extension
Table Dining hair, elegant YAK Buffet Lounges &c also
general OF Chaot fuJni ue viz Rosewood aud
Feather Be ds soite Prows and esdciag Rosewood and
Mahogany Dressing 81 other Bureaus wsshssnd'
WaroIobss Toilet CocieTy Mirrors 40. Togsher with
large o. Iieheu glassware China dinner Tea
tains sbads Also Kitchen Furniture in great variety
with which the sale will c1ahn.nce.
Also several very choice Oil Paintings which he
mentioned well worthy the attention Of conuosiepTs and
eibsrs AN ORR jlNAL PORTRAIT or WASHING roy, by
Nir'mVsr also CHTs spung With the Doctors IN the TEN
pc very Ige alec the Finding Of Moses together with
Of oEes Of great me and Number OF very hoe engsv
Catalogue, can he Outlined at the Office Of the No
CA CedAJs opposite he Post Office "Wednesday morning
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r. II. LUDLOW. Auctioneer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Ii u II LUDLOW Co viii sell at auction on WEDNEs-
DAY April ia 1860 at II O'CLOCK, at No l2i West 2th,t the
FRRIiURE contained IN said house consisting OF Carved
p.ood Tefe ete arm Side Reception Chairs Ia crimson
a,d eoJt Satin Brocetelei Rosewood marbitfop Center
Tables Rosewood 7octeye Piano Forte, kosewood htagere
rial nut Extension Dining Table Black Walnut Revolving
Fol- ding Library and Arm Chair Black Vain sscIeary BOOK
crss Console and SOFA Tables Mahogany French
RsSsesce Dressing Bureaus Wsshsnds, &c, Black Wanut
Bedsead &c. window Curtsins and Cornees
PTSnd Mantle Gsssss Oval Mirrors Bohemian aud Enameled
ss Vasss Bronze Chandelier 2dsy Clock choice Engrsv
ms Velvet Brussels Carpets Dinner and Tea Sets &C
For goes, apply a. the Bueioneers ONCE no. rs
n,Gtol ..H ...
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ADRIAN II. @ULLER, Auctioneer.

I NbHNN II mVLLkhi AucIpnatI'
ISS LOTS on 10th and llth-avs.. 158th, l59th,
kCC end l6hthtts will be- sold at Aucion on THURS
DAY. spTi 10 1880 a. Ia O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange,
by ADRIAN II MULLER, Auctoneer.
Th beautiful piece Of ground IL level with 10
the center OF Carmsnsv the stage and RAILROAD oqtes
and residence Moses Taylor aud Sheppard Knapp
ssqs l5Stb4t It's southern boundary Ia grated and paved
10 the Moth River Of which the whole property commands
view. The sale Ill be made by snge lots and In PARCELS on
terms OF psyment The title to the property Is toW unex
cep nAbe having lately been ec.sd by the releases
and ecorced IN the Registers Oto For and particulars
apply to the Auct'obeeT No t5 Walst- ~ R,sol
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Epw.RD Il: LuDLow, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY on 9Th aud 10th avs
l6,h, l7th as' sd AID s7h sts.-To Close Estate.
+. II. LUnLOW a Co viii sell at tos WEDNESDAY,
April 49, 1850 at II elocl the Merch ants Exchanf NJ Y
No sos Shay 5sory Brick House and Store together with
Houset the rear, 37thst, Nos Inland u.s. -a
10thsv.-4+tory bIi"k store No 70
No. so Obs-s..oy Brick House and Lot sdoinnE above
iethst Nc a2s wsrsstory Brick House on front, aud
Frame House real. between Sh and gthays. ...
l7'h-st No Io4 West--+story prick House.
32dst-3 1 ois moth side 200 feet west OF lOthay. -
Mars and fun particulars at the Auctoneer Office No. Pine
At. near Broadway. VOHD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
PROPOSALS for SOS, 900 WATER snOCl


SFAED PROPOSALS viii be received ~ the ComPtrouer
Obos until SATURDAY, April ~, 1859 o. o'clock p m ,
wheh win be publicly opened for the whole OF any
paI Of the amount of Two Hunasd and Twentyig Thou
ssnd Nine Hundred nonars Of THE w ATER STOCK of the
CITY OF NEwYokk Of the year 1884, authorized bJ chap
f Of the Laws Of 1854 AID by ordinance Of the Com
p Council approved by the Mayor November lSS9 fer
Glazing LsBo constructing Reservoir, and extending the
Caotsn y a'er-Works
aid VIII consist Of two thousand two hundred md
tby Of hundred dosrs each and bear inter
t Of six cert payable quarter yesIy
Sinking Fund for Pay nent Of Interest on the Gity
principal redeemsbe the hrst DAY Of October
ists om the sinking fund for the Redemption Of the City
DIT ff~ -
The proposals. win state the amount Of Stos desired and the
vree and the whose proposals are accepted
VII be required 3epo with the Chamber ain OF the CITY,
within days after the opening Of the bids the sun awarded
stben respectively DclnoiDK the ntum on the same
s pgsse5pg receipts q the ChsInbean to the Comp,
kei biddss be end 70 receive certificates for equal
the vAue Of the stock, bearing interest from the
aSaes OF psymeDts
sh proportion hoRd be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
- Water Stock and the proposals thus sealed and ndorsed
BIT IN envelope addressed 70 the Comptroller
The eTved 70 reject any all Of the bd If oonsd'
protect the Of the City
. RoBT. +. HAWS Comptroller
City Of New York, Department Of Finance, Conptoners
OdoFK arch ~, 1850 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
A. Q. ruTTIE, Auctloneer--Ofhce No. 1893 Broad"ay
GPLENDID STOCK OF

al gbe W.rerooros Of SGI3Mi RI No 908 Broadway,
10 be al al Auction on WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY.
c. TUTTLE Wi, se1 above, Of u O'Clock the nc1s,t
tet epo most fashionable stock Of flR5TCLA5s fDhN-
TDkE oHsrcd 1T EocdoD iA tesop, eomorsing PAhLOh'
NALL LIBRARY, GOuDOIR, sao DiNIkG-ROOh FURNi-
~ M article ~ which wsusnied OF seasoned metea
acc schms experience OF az years In custom p'
rsls. j. q guaranty Of Vogs u4sI.Lip.
foes Center ses with satusJy marble TOPS Secretaries ana
lfFsy Bookesss ,sirs fables elegant Hal sind. bed
sesdf BureAUx aJmos Gsce, SC, Of The late' fHrsl4p
fise Osl soufes Extension Tables, Chairs Lounges
M whole to be PERENPToRILY sold Cor CASH, 10 con
seonepe4 81 his retirement hom bafiness.
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NEW-Y0RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

~ FAKE ~ to ALBANY. ]
On and aer MONDAY. March 2eh, 1850 Trains VII Lave
2Ch-st Station, Hew.Yoik, follows:
For Wiuiamsbras e-9:2oa m, ard $50 p nj.
For White plsins-ll m, s;3o and p N. Ia.
Por White = ains-6lsp p. m. from Nhtost Depot
For Dover Plalus--4 .. m from 2oth'st. Depot.
For Abany9G Mail and $3.50 p Express trains connect
with the kew-Yofk Central Rshoad : 'Itl
Returning, vi NJ leave-
wniamsbhdge- $50 and $3.50 a m. aud $40 D. m
White Plains-e and 1870 8 N l2is aud i;56p.
Dover Pains-6 O.
Abany-ll m. Mall and 4;lO D. IN Express trains.
The $3.50 Mall and $3.50 p Express trains connect at
Chatham -Four Corners for ali stations Western Railroads.
JOHN BURCHlLL Asst Supt