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The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
Proposals for school Furniture.
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UyHE Committee on Public Buildings of the City Of
Il Portland invite proposals for furnishing Two
Hundred and hffy single Desks and Seats for the
school house near the stone Church-to correspond,
generally in pattern and material with those in the
Park Street Grammar School for Boy but limited -
follows: each desk to be not less than two feet two
inches in length. and foot three and half inches
in BREADTH the height of the r. edge Of the cover
of the desk to be not less than two feet three and
half inches from the floor. The front edge Of the
seat to be one foot four and half inches high.
Also one hundred twenty i've double decks and
seats. corresponding generally In pattern aud mate
rial with those In the High School for Girls but lin
tied follows each desk to be not less than four
feet four inches in length aud foot five inches in
breadth the height OF the front edge Of the Of
the desks TO be not less than two feet four ince
from the oor The front edge of the seats to be one
foot, four and half inches high.
Each bidder, IL he chooses. may send In With bis
bid. sample desk and seat, embracing any improve
ments he may have to suggest upon the pattern pro
pos d. The -ampes will be considered In connection
with the bids which refer them. and will be pur-
chased by the city. IL desired
vered at the new school house within the last week
OF July next
Proposals, under seal. may De len at the Mayors
Once or before the Ath day OF Mareh, 1t IL NJ,
when they will be opened:
The commitee the rig hit to reject any pro-
posa they may deem not for the interest of the city
to accept. w. w. THOMAS, Chairman
mehs dtmch2o
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
Diseases of the Urinary Organs.

sY- J. c. Mott, NJ. D.. Operating and Consulting
Surgeon and Physician, attends exclusively 10 Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genital Organs. and Female
Complaints OF all kinds. and the more obscure dis
eases of the Pelvic vcera Piles. Ruptures Hydro.
cee, varicocele. Fistula. Early decline of Manhood,
&c. DIR. NJ keeps himself posted in all the improve
ments in the cure OF Disease made in this country
or Europe, and spares expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE. EY- Office So
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. N. to
p. NJ. and to SIP. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. who is thoroughly versed In the affective
maladies of her sex, eau be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses. oct3cod6m
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
Portland shovel nnmufacturimg
COmD0mv.

FUyHE undersigned, majority Of the persons nam
Il ed in the Act Incorporating said Company, give
notice. that its first meeting for purposes OF organi-
zation will be held at the Office Of Mccobb Kings
bury. In said Portland. Saturday, the fourteenth
instant. at four O'Clock r. NJ,
SAMUEL 4 SPRING.
mche JAMES T. McCOBB.
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NOTICE.

IL Persons having msnds against the Fire De
n partment are requested to present the same 10
proyai III. G. BARNES. :.
mchs dsw Chief Engineer.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

In this city. March 9, Mr.. Henry Cushman, aged
46 years.
kH Funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock
from No. A Winter street
At Woodford's Corner. Westbrook, March g. of
lung fever Mr.. Addison +. Woodland. aged Sc years.
In New Orleans. Feb 9. Acting Master A. S. Wig
gin, USN, of Searboro. Me,--of wounds received ON
board gunboat Col. kinsman, in the ba tie of Beyou
Teche. Jan IA
In Bath. March 8. Charlie F., son of James A. and
Eliza j. Winslow aged years months.
In Peru. Feb. 81. Miss Mary J. Deshon, aged Is.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

DESrrsrRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 24l Con
gress Street first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Me. aug7dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

DIS j. CLAwsoS KELLEY and ii. L. DAVIS
Medical Office. No 1921 Congress street, up same
flight with DR.. johnson, Dentst-only place In Port
land where DR. kELLEY's genuine medicines can be
had. Adcice free upon all diseases.
jan27 d3aw& wtf32
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CITY OF PORTLAN.

TREAsURER's OFFICE. March TO- 1854
1ST OF TAXES assessed upon residents amount-
IL ing TO Five Dollars and upwards remaining nm
paid, published in accordance with an Ordinance Of
the City.
HENRY p. LORD.
TraoS urera nd 70
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Renl Estate Onice--Lime street.

r have ct my disposal one of the most desirable
Il Houses In the West End Of the City considering
location. neighborhood and other advantage For
particulars enquire Of JOHN c. PROCIOh-
March 4-3w.
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DISASTERS.

Bark Frank Badger before reported abando ned
was 4S0 tons Register. built Mt Mbridge In 1862 and
owned by A II Badger. She was fallen In with 10th,
dismasted and iudder gone Some bread papers
b Upton. of Cherryfed. taken BY bark s NJ
Dudman. at n York. The had evidently left in q
board
Brig Mansanilla before reported. has been raised
and towed to Baltimore. After discharging part OF
cargo into lighters, placed over the bow
when the vessel was hoated of and taken in tow by
steamtug Atlas and safely brought up. The cargo Is
saved, but in q damaged state.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

DR.. PIP. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland. and can be found AT his Room
No. 10 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18TH where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at ONCE. .........s2 $500
Each subsequent sfin at Office. ............ so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
acknowledgment visit at residence, ........... 100
August 6, l862.-tf
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AUGUsTA.-A special dispatch to the Press
says, "The copperheads in this city are COM
pletely routed. w. T. johnson was elected
Mayor by 1l9 majority. Six wards arc largely
republican, and one was barely carried by the
opposition. 1t is the largest republican major
ity at Spring election for five years."
.BANGoR.-A special dispatch states that
the republican majority is between 500 and
600. s. H. Dale, Esq, is elected Mayor, and
the republicans carry six out of seven of the
wards.
BIDDEFoRD.-As was anticipated, the oppo-
sition have carried this city by about the same
majority they had last fall. The democrats
have had the municipal government of this
city for two years past.
LEwIsToN.-J. b. Ham was yesterday elect
ed Mayor by large majority.
BELFAST. = Hon. Albert G. Jewett was
elected Mayor yesterday by over 100 majority.
He was nominated by the Union men and re-
pubicans. They also carried four out Of the
five wards of the city.
In the town elections the returns continue
to come in favorably. The returns thus far
foot up LOO republicans and 20 opposition.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

sY-If you are in want of any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
LAWYERS OF MAINE.
Bailey & Noyes
Will Publish w Wednesday, March 10,
A HISTORY

A HISTUKI
Ofthe LAw,the COURTS, and the Law.
YERS OF MAINE,
From the First Colonization Of the State to the eary
part Of thepresenf century;
BY William Willis 4. I. Portland.
Octave TO pp-price ss.0o in Muslin.
THIS Work is illustrated by 10 portraits Of promi-
Il nent lawyers, and contains memoirs of an RE
tdwyers who lived or practised in Maine. prior 10
the year 1901 with sketches Of several OF the elder
iawyers Of the present century. also contains no.
tioes OF the earliest practitioners In Massachusests
and New hampsh re. with memoirs Of the old Clerks
and Shcrins. tables of Judges. Attorney Generals
and Lawyers; history OF Reports and Reporsers;
the practise. usages. and anecdotes Of the Bar and
other matters OF interest to general readers well
Is TO the profession.
Parties wishing copy of this valuable work should
order Immediately. as the edition IL small and will
Do soon sold, Judging from orders already received
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

wCARDs and BILL HEADS neatly printed
at this Office If
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, .-.............. ....March 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch Olive Branch, Thurston, Calais for Boston
Sch Josephine, Weed, fremont for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Florence, winsow. Matanzas, by George 8
Hunt
Sch Arcade. Sawyer. Boston. by Jos white
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston, by w New
hall.
Sch Laurel. Mcfarland, wiscasset, by John Dem
mis- 4 Co.
SAlLED--wind wNw-brigs II Kennedy Isola,
Frontier, Waccamaw; sch + Lewis, and others.
The clipper ship Adelaide arrived at New York 9Th
from Liverpool in the short winter passage OF "a
DAYS She brought 500 emgrants.
The brig Alice Maud which arrived at New York
9Th inst from Arroyo PR. made the passage in 10
days She made the outward passage in the short
time of days.
The n Shipping List reports sales Of the AZ bark
Chas Hcddle Az tons, built at Eastport in 1851 for
$1,000; AZ brig Lanzarofte, 1856 TONS built Pros
pect in 1853 ar about ss000 Ala ship Ocean Ranger
4s7 tons, built at Bluehi in 1854 about s23 600
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
SPOKEN.

Jan IL. lat II N, Ion So F. ship Morning Star, Eos
ter. days FIN Calcutta Tor London.
Feb =, lat 81. Ion l6 ship stephen Crowell, Bow
man, FIN Liverpool for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

DIS. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS. No. III
Middle Street. Cortland. Me. augl5-ly
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
Gardencr,s Notice.


OQz BOXES superior quality Havana Sugar.
~ now landing from brig Hattie Eaton " for
sale BY HI ROBINSON.
mchlo ised3w No. Portland Pisr
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

Q21 HHDS.. Superior Clayed Molasssu cargo
OO1 as Tierces. Barque "R. b. " aiker," from
Aatsnxas now landing aud for sale by
H. l. ROBINSON,
mchl0 ised3w No. Portland Pier.
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B Y TELEG r APH,
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY pREss.I
AUGUSTA, March Q.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

Notice OF Foreclosure. =
WHEREAS Richard verrill, Of Raymond In the
w County of Cumberland and Stafe Of Naineon
the 18th day of August. A. ID. 1850. BY his deed Of
mortgage Of that date conveys certain pieces
Of land In said Raymond. being all the land convey
ed to me by said deed. which deed ID recorded In the
Cumberland Records, book aD<. page 81; and whore
the condition Of said mortgage has been broken,
therefore claim the foreclosure of said mortgage,
according to the statute in such eases made and pro-
vided. HOWARD DUNN
Poland, March 9Th, 1853 w3w %
DissOluei0n Of CopaFsnership.
TIME Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il style Of }. q. wINSLOw CO., is this day die
solved by mutual consent The business Of the late
firm will be settled and continued by J. 8. WINS
Low No. Central Wharf
- a 80 J. 8. wINsLOW, +
Portland. March .. lsss. c. l. YORK.
mch1o div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-26
TRUSTEES SALE

M HtREAS, on the 1T day Of January
w ~ 1898, August hiester aud >irle 81 ster
ais wife, executed unto Austin CoIbu =. Trustees
eefain deed OF trus', conveying to said trus.
ee the lahd IN Scott county, Iowa. desctil,d ne
tofo"s. 10 WIT. The wet half oi the ,ou,h
east quarter, OF section No thi.fyiao (32, in
toanship 40 e'ghty SO. orih Of range Na
.wo Z, east oi the 9th =. III alt the west balf
. lot 70. one |, In block no. four "A in ,ha
ity OF LAYER port which sad ronv.yspce vas
made by the satd bie,ter aud wife, tor ;ht ,ur
pose OF securing me payment OF seven certain
promissory notes and the interest thereon sipne5
by said A gust hester dated the lst dsv &c
January, A. -, 1853. which sa notes are "a.
cord' and set fo,la IN the said deed of Trust OF
record IN SOFT ecu ty, ia book IN" Of mort.
cages. -, 10 which reference n ay be had .the
tmouht thereof being twent, lone hundred OIL
i.rs b=si"es inter,st.
And now, sain described note. bay;n, b.
como due aud PAYABLE and the said Anonst
biester having failed to pay the same
|, Austin C0roin. Trustee Ms sfofe.sid 40
hereby give this pablo notice. that by
ar ne oil The p twer which is in me vested BY saiS
deed OF trust, | will, on Monday, the 18TH d, :
OF Juae, a. u. 1863, at the hour of nine o'clock
70 the forenoon OF said day, ut the Court touse
i"sr' IN the city OF Davenport. expose
ana oher Tor sale, AZ publ, auction tor ca h he
parcels oil Ian above described, OF 30 much
thereof a sh all be necessary L. satisfy aud nav
the amount due GU SAID nu,es with the int resth ere
on TO the day of sale. together with all the costa
ana expenses attending said SALE costs OF this no
lice and Trustees fees
Dated the 2 tn day Of May. A. D. 1863.
AUSTIN CURblN,
w ~ -.
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RAILROADS.


Isss~s run BY Chicago time. which u tssiys s,ss
mts' fastsy tha" Davenport time.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY 18th.
, 1868, and until further notice, passed.. o.
trains vail leave Davenport rs follows:
) O a. y. tor Malcolm and Washington.
24or N. for Brooklyn and Muscatiae.
rsAISs ARsIvx AT DAvEspoKT Al 1oLLovs.
81 ?. \. from Brookiyn and Washington.
g43 IN. from MALCOLM and Muscatine.
The 800 An ira, nut OF davenport make sdirect
Connections AT Macolm. Iowa city and Washing
:. with tho Western stage Gem snv's stag os for
~ points West, South west and North west.
Trains from tho West connect NJ Davenport
With trains OF the Chicago and Rock Island RAi
Rad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF
living distinct directions as TO the estimation OF
the'. tsqrage els" to praourafiSkas he taking
non heats n 40 c..Is.
JOHN F.TRACY, Genl Sup't.
A. KrMBALL, ASST Sup't.
Davenport. May II i56S.-dtf
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IhLnreE'., Sal.

| NJ - sALt
AyHERraS on the 81 day of April, A l..
w ls5a, William Lanphefe ard AIDE Id Milan
ere, as wife, executed unto Howard .IsfliI (
ten, Us lrustee IA certain deed of Trust Conveying
to said Trustee .he | n IN scott county Iowa. de-
ctib' d a, follows, to-wtt: Tbs no.th hali OF he
Southwest quart OF the sou west quarter ui
section twenty one IN the north cas- quarter Of
che north west quarter OF ieciun twenty nil q
-, the southeast quarter OF the south west
quarter, ana the SOU henst halt OF the nurth east
quarter OF the south west quarter Of
ctios twenty TO, all in town, h,p
eighty 50. north Of rsnget"o 9 east, OF the 9TH
t. NJ, containing one hundred aLd twenty
acres less. Also tbs folio sirg
described tract, to-wit beginning Xix chains
tue .ouh OF tne centre Of said section twenty
hence \ 5yIs r.. cnains and So LINKS TO tue
ntudle Oi tue davenport and anamusa road
theuc" \. Il , W. chails an 81 links; thence
i2a. ". chains and 10 links thence :
"a. w. chains and - links thence 10
be place Of beginnng. SAD deed OF trust is ro-
corded 10 book 20 o, mortgages az page ~ OF
tho records of said ~cottc uaty, ana was made
oy the said William Lanphere and wife Ior the
purpose Of securing he ,nyment OF Two cer'aln
proiussurA no Is AMI the interest thereon, siyne
by SAID William Lanphsre. dated the "a day tt
April, A. ID. lS3}, and payable rs follows ube
tor obo buhdrei nd twent, collars, which has
been paid. and the .iher Tor the sum of twelve
nandfei and SKY dollars 81 20 payable e ght-
cen months after date, with interest ut 'er matu-
rity ~ ten per cent. per annum, which said
LAST mentioned note there has been paid the sum
OF sol
A nd uow said last mentioned note having become
due ana payable and tho said William Lamp ere
having failed u pay the same. |, Howard Da,ling-
ton Trastce aforesaid. do hereby give this
pubhc notice, that by virtue % tue power which
vested by said Deed OF Trust. ! will, ON
Nouda, the first dsy Ut Juue a. ID 1868, al the
uf u pfrluck in thr fora IN NJ la
the Court House door, in the city If davenport.
expose and offer tor snle III public auction, the
parcels OF lana above described, or So much there
II as sh u be necess ny 10 sat sly aud pay the
amount duo SAID no es with the interest thereon
to the day If sale, roge h-r with all tue c.ss aud
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice
aud iru,Iee's ices.
Dated the 4th day of May, A d 1s63.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
my5 Trustee
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE

XNyHEhEAS, on the 2lst day Of April, A.
w ID. Isis. Nicholas J Kusch and ca harins
his wife, executed unto Howard darlington, ..
Trustee, n cert in Deed of Trust, conveying I,
said Trustee ho lands in Scott county. Iowa, des
cribed ss follows, to-wit: The south hall of the
north west quarter, and the suuth west quarter
of the nnrih-. asi quarter Of sectnn Two ca H.
township seyenty-eight (7s,) north o, range
three 3 east OF the th ncipsl meridian con.
t,ining one bundred and twenty 1907 acres more
or l'ss >aid deed Of trust 4 recorded in bouk
~ Of mortgages, at page i6l Of the records o.
.aid county J Which said conveyance was mad.
by the said Nicholas }. Ru.cn aud wife for tn.
purpose OF securing the payment Of seve Ger ain
pruInlssory notes aud the iuterest thereon sigued
by said NichulssJ Rusch and A W \. Dohrma
dated he 2ls day Of April, A. ID 1858, and pay
aoe az follows No 120tr s2l0. No III In
si60. No. ~ for $l60 No. l23 TOR $40, No L..
Tor 81 loo, No i25 FIR 81 100, NO l26 fer Sl,T40
the first four Of said notes PAYABLE April u, lo59
and the remaining three payable April Il, l.oo.
And now said notes having becume due and pay
abe, and tie sa,d Nicholas j. Russh nm
A. w lohrman having failed 10 Jay
the same. Howard darlington, Trustee as a'of.
said, do hereby give this public notice, that by viz
tue o the power which Is me vested bs siid
deed Of trust will. on Monday, the LIST day q
June. A. u. 1863. at the hour of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door in
the city Of Davenport, expose and ohes for sale
at Publc Auction the parcels OF land above de-
scribed, or so much thereof rs sh Ill be necess
to satisfy aud NY the amount due on said notes
with the interest thereon 10 thu day OF lie. TO
seihrr with all the costs anu expenses attend NJ
said sale cos Of This notice and Trustee y lees.
Dated ith day of Way A. b. 1868
HOWARD d. RLINGTON,
mXh Iru4tee
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Cniease IN | IOck island kAitr0a
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1868.

<,rAh AFl +k MUSDAi, MAY IL 1873,
" and until further nolios, trains s.H cave
davenport daily, sundays excepted, As follows.
"a Freight train at. ...................d % r. N
Sd night express. .............s - =.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sunaays OF
copted, n follows:
list night express at. -.....-...... 4. b. a.
ID daily express and mail train at......5 - NJ.
"a freight AID II class ca at. Z - T.. n
Ali traits over thin rou are in direct connexioi
81 Chicago with trains yer both the Michigai
southern Michigan Central, Piusburg, For
Wayne, and Chicago RI lroad to and from be
soit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
tittsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba
ny, Now fork, Philadelphia, Balumore and Wash
ington.
tssaeno"'s a-e reminded of tho necessity o.
giving disunct dlrect ons rs TO the destination
1t cir baggage, also topfocure tickets before tan
ing their seats in the cars, the conduct
lsct fares only TO stations on tho line of he Oh
cago and knck Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent
Davenport MAY IL 1888. dtf
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Michlgan Cenli al Kail Kesd.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To y.esu York, .tssr England
AVID in. ('Oss IL rs.

nShND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rH 1862
" trains leave tho Great Genital Union Depot
iso. of Lake street, AS follows:
IA VI bay Exp exec sunday arrives
Detroit at $40 i VI Suspension Bridge at 800 "
Albany 50 + NJ, New York $50 Pa, boston 1870
pm.
1850 T N Night Express except Saturday ar
rives Detroit at 1000 NJ. Suspension brng.
t50 T. NJ. Albany 800 A NJ, New iork lO:30
NJ. Baston $50 z NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via Railroad, leave Chi.
cage ATT A u mail train. 7:30p Fast Express
arrive IN Chicago at sl5 A II Fast Express, aud
o:l5 Z NJ Night vail Train
Tho 1:s0 VI tram leaving Chicag runs through
TO Cincinnati without change oil oars or baggage.
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II GOOD CONDITION, AID TRAINS ARE
! ruuult < daily, East sad Nass for the ,tanslor
cation Of passengers All freight with care and
e-Iaich A Hall-oati loes tod east % the Mi--
nssipp River have d,r.st 5nnecl on y ith the II 4
i 10 Il X, or its Liue al spl oild steam Packets
the ilannibnl a II Joseph Is Line OF Packets
IA thc Mis- our River ran daily south TO Lcaven-
worth, parkvide, Qu,adaro. Wyanlotte ~nd Kan
.as city aud tri weekly, north 10 Nebraska City.
Plattsmouth, 0,nahs. All CoSbcil Biuns.
Daily Aal Coaches run IN connection with
rains Of IA road - al Important towns in
Sori hcrn Missouri and Soutborn lava Also to
lawrence, topeka, Fo-t Riley and Fort >eot,,
hHnsas.
Overland p.ke's Peak a,d California Mail
caches leave daily. III ne TO Denver iiy q day
salt Lake dt,s. san srahei.oo ! DAYS.
Hates u freight sssss as ~, A. ~ any othct
Inc, white the patron saves largely in lnsa auce,
distance. Changes ana Line
T. u. GkOAT, Gen1 ficke.A s't, Hannibal, 80
W T.. ROBIN >oN i-egh' ~. d.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,


Cor.ryoy Scor, IS. IL the District Comet.
Austin corb'u plaintiff VS.. James May, James
smith, William Barn t. Pa ri k Grace.
Mary Tu'm dulles Vale John I Hckua
lrausin Walsin, kt Rev. Michael u'uopn r.
nv. EDWARD Ga l"d, Jeremiah Dunlevy
and ID. Whittemo.e d Son
To seio efen ant:
YOU are hereby motif d that n ere is now on
I y e'n the fico OF he Clerk o. the District
Cou VI said co n " petlio" Of US, n orbin.
tanning 'i'le TO the p'm ses i 5 OFT couuty,
l Wa, described "a I. llows. 10 Wit: i he en-
o'ty 81 he south seven'y feet OF lot 70 one }
IL block No. nineteen (l9,) in the CITY OF Da-
sc, port ard trayin that ,ou DO iuleo u sbos
ca sc VI .'u should not bnbg n a on to ,rv
he eyed title. nnt unless yol al pear the eto
and De- end on or before Of the d da, fine
next trD of Sid Cour', l., he Lvld n on the frs,
n ny OF august, d.. 1868. de su, will be
en- err d agains w, AMI judgment leu d. led
the, con a. claimed with cos's
GtuR ~ 5. =. DOW,
pyli-d4. P'sirt f. Att rney
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VIM. q. 3 <AD 5UOY'o
PlANO-FORTE ESTABLlSNM ENT
No. 428 Rroome Street,
NEW YORK..

The subscrib-r respectfully invites the atien
i sion Of hlsrienI' and IN paO!ic geDertily Z,
hls Piano sorte rstab.ishn ent, at No. IL
Broomc street, corner 81 tfo-by.
hayins Withdrawn his Iutere.t st1eF and ma
Il ra- from the Late IN ~ iighr & Bradbury
which ii WAS dissolve on the 3l.t January III ,
ana h ~ ng purchased the entire sioek Of tisuo
tuttcs and PiaDn Forte material, owned ny tis
brother kd@srj G. i'r dbury In IN said firm. he
l. prep rcd e. supply the n,r.ssel demand
t,r hi. ce.oo 1sted Piano roues. Emplu,in. tn.
most skiltul ana experienced wHrkmen, vita =
large stock OF the best aud most thor sugbly sea
soned material. AID an abund .pce Of capital, he
hn. taken " hand the pelsun. supervision Of the
~hole bnsibes oi manufacturing has instrument.
and is enab ed tpturn out iiAnv -tortos une-
quslled tone and daraLtcHs,s.