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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

RlOTICE is hereby given that the srI,scri-
DW bars has ,blained from The O. rf,!,ans' Cour;
of 81. Mary's county IN MAJ Wand. ieiierx of
ADMINISTRATION ou rh> personal estate OF A o.
sureb. ste nf said cnuniy, dereaaed. All per-
sops having claims against the said deceased,
sre hereby warned 70 exhibit the same - in
the prspsr vshchess stleresf, IN the ssibaicriber
en- or before ,he z,h day ~ April 1861. ether
sise they may be excli.dei by lay frnra All
bet,eAt "f the saIs ssta;e. Giss. a.aer my
hasd tais lst day of0rioi,er, 1863
JANE c. EuRCH,
N. FL. HERMAN.
AdMin.strsters
Ne1. 1st, lee5-lw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOsEllD.Ba

HyIiE printing ef the Treatise On the Cul-
u tiyarion oi the Grape Vine, etc, BY j.
y. llas met with some unavoidable delay,
thrsnsh no fault .f the au.hor',; having becl4
nccasismesi iso the printers inform n'el nv a
large j'b received previous to mine The
pamphlet will certainly be ready for sale, by
the latter part Of next week: in time 10 make
wine Nv the directions ii girG. When
advertised the price at which |! expected TO
he able TO sell the pamphlet, ! was not ad-
visesl nf its exact cast, and have ''recaDnsd
aciisouf thu kosf," it being pne third greater
than than the first estimate and nu,t there
fore, Ia save me from less, add il to thu price.
See Advertisement.
JAMES SHDBE.
Oct 10th, le62.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE TO CnEDITOES.

RROTICE is hsrsbv gwen that the smhsrri'
~ bers have "btnmrd from NE 0n'hans-
Caurt of ST. MaTy's county, ia Mary iaEGY let
'ers OF adrs rsIisuutI"E az the personal estate q!
Jesse Il. Burroughs, Is'e of said county, de-
ceased All ptr,ons having claims against the
ssd deceased ARE hereby warned la sxhIhis the
same <iIh the proper vonrh+s there.f. TO rae
subscribers on or hefore the 4th &,y of April
1854, Otherwise thev NAV he excluded Ly lsrw
from NJ benefit nf the said estate. Given nm
der our bands this Is, day OF Geiaber, 1853.
WA WATTS.
SUSANNA G. BURROVGHS
AdInIi!i isj raiOgS.
0cs. LIST. Iss3-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

NT.DTlcE y. l,errl.y g,veu ,Irs, ,ls s.,nscr, ~
lN haS sbtainel from LIZ Orr Iioi.s .7-o,ir, of
sI.fsi MARY IS county. Ir Mary land, se-terS Of
nd inistrsii.,, on the PEI sonai esEass af Lewis
II. ftaka. late of ssid CO., dereasrd AL
persasts hoeinx ciaisas .ginss saifi decreased
are hereby warmed exhibit The sassst wrfs. tie
proper ynmclrS thereof, tn the subscriber ono.
before The ist Of Nav 1894. otherwise flev
s,sy hs excluded by Law fre.., eli i,eeiii Of isse
sad estate. Given .si..lsr my aand this asii,
day ~ October 1853. ~
JOHN r. MAClLL,
s4Ns Adaiuistrator.
ociober 2s,h, 1s63-A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NEW FALL
4 Nd
WINTER GOODS

fHVliE undersigned would call the attention
"f ihe public 10 the fact. tl.at ther have
ust opened xt their store, in Leonard Town.
s and carefully selected stock Vi Fall and
Win,cr Gnois Their assH,rAcnt embraces
the following articles -
Cloths: CaSSimer>; Vc<iirgs; cassincits;
fnIl-cl"ihs; Fiannes; Hats Caps; Ladies
Iir,ss Goods, of every variets anil description:
Dress Trimmings; Domestic. Notions, Con-
i-ctinnerieS; Cigars and Tsharcn, of cl.oics
quality. a large and cs'mp,ete assortment uf
RHady-ma'lc Clothing; aud in short, every
thing. except Groceries and Shoes; that is
usually kept iE Il country stare.
They will sell reasonable terms and in
vitr Il call from the public.
SCOTT Is CO.
l.csnard Town, Md.
Nov. 9Th, lsG3-1yr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
sT. ARYSACADEMY FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
NEAR BRYANTe%N, CHARLES Co5S-
TY, MARYLAND.


THIS Institution. conducted 3v Mrs nas-
Il TEL MAJsg ard daughters, is situated in
sne ei tie most hea.,ifnl snd healthy porrinn
! of Marviand. Nssaut sixry acres Of land are
attached. and On the lawa ~ mineral spring,
strongly Inspregna,~l wish sulphur and iron.
The Misses Major beng eleves Of she Ss-
cred Elea,i, the studies and discipline are eS-
ssa,ially the same as in the ssade,aes Of that
Order.
Tensss Per annum payable haf-yearly In ad
Esard ana TuI,i,n ia s the branches nf
thorsugh English Educations $40 90
Music. French, Drawing. Dancing, ETC., form
extra charges.
Further particulars can b had Sy addiessissy
Mrs Daniel Malor.
Rev GAITLY, Pastor st Mary's, Chap
laIn.
REFKEExeEs:
Rev Eary, 8 j, President Georgetown Col
lese.
+ Wise'. g J.. Presiden. G"nzsss College.
ID Lynch. s J.. E, Prof Gnnzs.s College.
e q S Wardron. Roropsco Collese.
} A Walter. Washington.
y = Enyie, WasEi..t"p,
Father Bowling. O $ -. Washington.
Charles Wh'e, D ~, Washington.
Masuire, $ j.. W"sfinst"n.
Ssmf tarper, j., ST. T"sn,ts', Charles a..
Csmillus VicInr "a ST. Thanias', Charles Co.
p Power, ST. Thomas, Chnri-s Co.
Rev Father de Wolf, NsS Town ST. Mary's
Csunty.
p r Lanahan, 81. Peters, Charles Co
Fsiher Enaers. . j., ST Joserh's ST Mary's
Go.
Mrs. A Douglass, Clement Hills, Esq George
Riggs. J b HELEN, Vi D.. Capt. San,a. w J
C Duham /. NJ d. Washington City.
October 2sni. lS63-6n
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained rom the 0rphas s
Court .! St. Mary 's county in Maryland. let
ters sf administration on the personal estate
of John Blackstone, late of said eoupiy, de-
ceased All persons having claims agains, the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper rouches thereof, to the
subscrib on or before the 4if day of April
1864. otherwise they may be excluded by
Law from sll beneft OF ilie said estate. Given
under ny hand this lat day of October,
1863.
T.. r.. BLACKSTONE,
Administrator.
Oct. fs;, ls63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

T-AR. J. r. THOs. REEVES has located
~ at WHITE rLAiNS.'' a!s,ut n.ils
from the village "f Cnapsic". ana respectfully
offers bis professional ssrsiec> to the public
Hs. will dev.te hisi~eIf exclusively to til
practice of si< profession.
.Ian. 10th. 18G2--tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

THE undersigned most respectfully calls
U the attention of the Farmers and Mer-
chants of ST. Mary's, to his .nsSort.neue es
agricultural Implements, most all of which
arc made at his own Factsrv, Inc Baltimore.
PR,ughs, af all varieties: Cnltivaturs fer Corn
. ionacc"; Ha.rows 'a every description;
Csrn Planters: Corn Shelle,s: Horse Pay,ers.
ihTeshers IL STRAW Carriers; Montrcmesy's
Wheat Fans; Rays geapers, and s,mest eve
ryHldng that the. Farmer may want in my
line tat I've furnished him. ts
VIII. HARDING,
- $50 prait Street,
Baltin,ure.
Late s''ttinshain 4 Harding.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

Febraary 2eta, lsss--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

Oct. lsi, is69-4w.
The New York herald., 1863-05-05
THE TURF.

~-->S-~r----e>-~-o|->>-
FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS
TRO1TlNG
TUESDAY, May 6-SPM
rurse NO ~. elo0 Two miles and repeat IN ha6uess.
" Mace enters b. a. SHARK.
~ 0oirur enters b. e. Nutw00d
u Jones enters G. &. Nimbe Dick
WI woolruG enters G. an Lady Morrison
- AclSughlin enters b. z. Victor Emanuel
ane ooaA frOm James sip With che
Tasn whtohNeaves Hunters Point al ~ p. M
J. CR0CRERON. Manager
The New York herald., 1863-05-05
PROPOsALs.

ITO COsrKACroks
Proposals ~ii - received unui the ith Gay ~ NAY
la a. fov sbng ga1tng and pssins Brus1 sssss, 10
w~ssr rryy. from The n5rsA sse q AuDarn
soathsrn t>rulnus iseluding ths guftsfs thsrrof
The suts 70 BE- ercasssd f-gosis1 snf Eftaed 1nf-f
NJ sirvuos the blAss sar,sIot az 70 - rAsss 80
frap blc& BeGsn VsYemeft est bioT saAafinf - the
fas gpr-r .srfso. hsn io sor 10, isan s.en
nr IA enb ard sss thAu fclf bor -sofs tha1 tss
inths. ~Es. sni "a dsgih 10. sss thsn "a nor more
than sgbt hes be Az pfepafr1 80 81
zfsfri sss than JDf loot ~ ds-ft
Tte tap b~ss b. s'f mat ans~s W. fhs h1~ -
sct efrh a. me ssit sufveygr
Gfost snfb cnHras ~ bfss ~ q uufsrm wiftt
fsfsh and sd thataA onrfudna ofnts b~ bfosrn
ty'a lsp 81 lsss ltsass rhs vhos n tee
- dsns Il a ficulsfiy desefi'~d IN "a
bank forrns aaa sg astoas " ~ f8fuish<d W
security wt b. Frqufsf toe 81 thoahsaf 6at
Mfs for th~ falbfnl r~ff0fsuaars ~ tAe wofr.
Ihs pupp.as fat his ~gts ~ - puncr or~asa ~ 80
usarransa - the tosrd frssi~ss
la, on ,hs sss a. q s.y ~, osssss p s@s ss
h. apd thsfrta
forrns ~ ana stsfasters txrther wlfh
ths hurssy lual ~ - furaists9
sggsirsii0r " JAhEs Dugyy. g.t, Pr.si8sss u sxs
ftisxs Shsf- bItgr.
JOsErH scfIAH
q " ftEfsrh
D~iss 81 wsu r~es. y. Arsu 70 tS3
The New York herald., 1863-05-05
u'Hg RICHEST sUBsCRfprfos BOOK
Il Pub<ished 10 thls eguntry.

osisbrsted Work or TIE BIRD. OP AMERICA. irus
tratfd by gpenrid folio volume, lynainLg 100 AEnln
pAies 7rfu inches IN sire -
Birds ALL 0F TuE NATURAL siZb. IN at,os, taxeiher
ul,h he pants and moa lre4uensd - them Yse
fan Rassia ruperb. tlDf
ms niagnsssnt sSosfse Published IN narbsr. ani
fsf nrs time p>~stsd 70 the pubue 80 gnfer
nafrrf u Lis the sie Jon tufub9B
pat coor-d from The otiElusi fawinss o >
A4aa Inc a fsnaily.
s~ of tais Vbunss the ~
manufacturing has h~su sksn into consideration rhDst
rrfefeu~ the original ~ the pate uhca very
ereat aud small pfott eniy has b~a eharrsd ihe
t~es thas estimated esst~s ogiy haze e~eA pFis1
ssa v~fk this form ~u s~gfsfasef. sasy
80 arsssesfly ssn i8rf~s<~ 10 sais~
At.o stssf ~seas of Asdaby.'s Wesks t.lals~d
n, .rOEfss n tSp EwsssD
ftate Me- Lok~ovs q Ss~sp. sif ses~awsv
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

III CDsos RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR At
III tany, Troy us North and West bs.se hambers
II =. n. aea , l5 aud 10 - ~ NJ, and on Suo
Ays a. q =. " IRON Thire,h street Tsksts nav ~
fdsufed any Of the Oces OF WEbTCOTr ExPREAs An
New l0fk BfoOsyn ang checxad hoa.e
Al points ihs rosd aad 20 bsrat0la springs.
NrEw YORK. HARLEr And ALsAkY KAGLRoAD
~ n fOR ALBAkl, TROY. NORTH AND wEsT
wINTLn AEEAhCEMENr
fofnnsueftas NOoday Noveantsr az. tisg9.
30 giiasy, % % ~. fairfss mai Train irUar Twrsty
nsth sssevt sfstaa. hetasnax. Athsny 10 ~ h
ycHE suRCnARp. sss~~asssAs-a
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

ROrkAwAi. T.. f.-TIis.
.fst fsy uf June the ia -,
ID by li0r q B ci-tlnx.
iloH- i'-fsAs wtshing
- th. hs 'rt wiil ~ y n
Nts h. VANDERBILT.
The New York herald., 1863-05-05


FAMILY CONSISTING OF THREE PERSONS
"A llvlnr on staten Island, sogth side, pleasant loa
Son aad agou mlnues wax IRON the ferry. would
s~ prased 10 receive about Nay 10 or IS geneei
sDunls WHO would appreciate 4uiet, yet social home,
.str,cui, pt family Oers besides thems-se
ri b. fvnsif ed Address Mrs ". r. w., Stapleon,
CoUNTRy BOARD wANTED-BY A FAMILY CoN.
stiug OF mother and daIghter gentleman and WIFE,
nurse ans tAey woad Naut iwo and small
eonm an the Hudson siDyc West Point preferred,
sood rpDns good Indispensable For such
soulnotatnus tory price Vii e paid. Address
1or S.ist New Yots Post oHee
1yotrSrRy BOARD -LocUsr HILL AVENUE, YDN.
" kers Toe house g. iarir. grounds vel saaded sew
1nsurpassri NO 0 Art cas- " tAin i've minutes
SAX OF railroad and seam 10ai sndiae Aclress H. 3,
Youkers Y.
r,oUxrRY BOARD wANfEi-FRON JUNE To- ot.
tsber L. by e-ntrutau. VIE. ta" s.vants ARD tNp
.hidreu (ons Al itftnt wte tlre ~ Nthet bYf'fs
olthu on ht.r Ie lower ar ~ ii" cts. iiieral
.shir indi.l sussy.r Ada - N i paftieAnfs a. = g.,
COZ 30is NV ior< Pos -
/,ouET9Y BOARD -RE~r ~ ACCOMMODATIONS
viii b- xiscu mus reasols e teri- 90 Iariies al
sase ssut smen inquire ilr PREMISES % tsp ba nar
ciInto1 arcans firsnlns l.
y,afyATE BOARD At VAR ROCkAwAN t. G-THH
aadsragn~d osen on .he rsi fsy h Jun. ulr ia
a. nrss slass fany BaarliI4 iin-f f-fsHs wtshins
800 .crnr stAsss cJ1ysHi>at =, th .c vi ~
u sppy " w" '""'S"nli
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

DRfvaTE BOARD At VAR
undsragn-d = l1i oFeh on ths
sat e,IutaOl .pus hpuse, i4isiF -
a. q are, ,iss. family bnar "a
rpod erwin ~ iA.is4a cjasei''sa'
x Arnlf "
The New York herald., 1863-05-05
NEW PUBLICATION.

IUsT PUBLIsHED-Ggxs FOR GySrLEsEs, TIE
ysst literary feast that regalsd the human nj nd.
nfty illustrations Price 70 OVID Arr - Love
and Amorous WORKS complete Pros 70 ssnt I~st
pad. receipt ef the price. By q. WATSON. Nassau
",
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

uYtytetaL TgEIH--DR. LrrHfg Dfsrixr. nAs
4 80 sssssssA fpi ths 80 sMaa 10 htah sssens, ~
-. Tsrth al teNruth fr ryafnten W lns~st
sssf' q rssh ~ 90. $50 snt pstn. fsfs ss.s
- ..ksss fabl~f. ffyia ~ o az stnEi~ tssth. 02
...ss - snf sftrsstsd sitsoat a. ssa yo<3.
.s,-s sna bo.< tliens. ." % o., Asf vsfssrtse fsr
II. Use ~ ssh assnas. sei~e-s fesA kissss6h
sry..a. ~ fsr1gfFi.
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

DLANOFORTE FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY-PRICR
i $40; is Nunns Clark's make sweet and powerful
beautiful harp attachment Frame
Cover. Also hne Organ HarInonum, octave in good
order price ev will exchange for COED Brussels Car
petfng Apply at l2s1s East Twentieth street.
eCOO "a. H BARMoRE-s20-OFFER sPLES
4AVO. did assortment OF Pianos, At warerooms sas
Bleecker street; pronounced unrvaed by best Judges
the stss improvements; unique In style and ansh
rasted for I'VE years.
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

765 Broadway. between Eighth and Ninth streets
Pianos Of the best makers constantly
tures prices Old Pianos taken exchange price
received In nsalments desired Second hand Pianos
sale At low rates.
Pianos rent and the applied on the price II after
wards purchased Also, Carhart Needhams cele brated
Meodeons specially selected by g. T. Bristow at factory
prices
The cantlens" school Song Book by Geo. r. Bris-
tow also for sale. BRISTOW HARDENBROOK,
7GS Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

L,oR sALE-A NUMBER or LIFE SIZE METAL STA.
tue. as Hebe Water witch, Indian GIRL Deer, Fiow.
Boy, suitable fdw gardens Also number u metal
flower tables with fountains win hold from 20 10 - bower
pys and be moved from rO0m-the fountain
being c0npete In iisea thing. and very sgits
bls parlors dining and cons.rykoes fgf
~ New YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

, ooI cgwrYicsrss -HAvIsQ HAD orH rpDTW
IDZI s,s.sea -usesi fssa W Or Jht tfLisu.
- 1,.sl .ss<t ssssffsny sn-<rt tsis
-. Z, ,h.~< ssssfsr f.vsa l~<hs<Ar q tOUeuAfms
ia N,stA fhifa afssst NfaAsss~~se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
A powerful meeting,
A brOtheriv greeting
1 GO EvEHYwHERE.
from the New York Weekly Herald.)

Seek mo IN tho warriors camp,
When the clarion's note is heard,
When from man 10 man rs shouted forth
The heart arousing battle word.
Geek me In the lady's bower,
When many or none are nigh,
Where perfumed odors all the air,
There, be sure, am /.
Seek me 10 Ioudou's busy mart,
Or in Paris joyful scene
In the Emperor's private chamber
Ihave often been.
INTO his Cabinet councils
He always carries me,
And when his acts have been unjust
He foars my face to see.
! am tho strongest thing on earth,
And yet my body's strength Is nought,
Kings, potontates, queens and princes, toc
Have my protection sought.
lean kill a man OF party
And revel In his gore,
And yet no one can nay the charge :
" murder at my door.
On Americas youthful soil
took my honored birth, .~ t -
And now my namo and glorious fame l
Spread round the entire earth.
the traveller climbing tho pyramids,
Or, sailing ON the Nile,
Takes me along, an honest friend
His leisure 70 bcguirc.
,Tis true often change my form.
Whatl you In wonder say.
Yes, when business IL vory brisk
Triple every day.
And there's another secret yet
This wondrous climax TO cap;
II any general makes move
Istraightway produce map.
I'll tell you now the riddle,
And save you all the work,
Ny name Is very famous
The HERALD, Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN mE
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An excellent Map Of Port Hudson giving the position
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Tho latest news from General Hooker's army on the
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Single copies five cents. Annual subscription price,
ono copy ~
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q SPIRITUAL CIRCLE AT TssE WHITE
HOUSE.
ASTOUNDING MANIFESTATIONS, GYRATONs. FPA
RlT10NS AND PHANTAsMAGORIA.
From tho NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
"Black spirits and whito,


Mingle nanglo, mnge,
You that mingle may"
While hold, with King Solomon, that .tnere Is nothing
under the SUM-" am satisfied with Mother Goose
that "wopders will never ceaso.n believe now with
Bully Bottom, that under certain spirtuasc influences
We can "sec voice." In truth after what have seen
and heard lean believe In anything. have witnessed
u the White House at Washington wonders as wonderfu
- anything achieved by sprits tho service OF Home
tor the ment Of kings and smperors believe from
this experience Sam Patch believed that some things
an be dono well others" although his Jump down the
Falls not quite well done as his plunge
into the tottomless abyss OF Niagara believe that tits
smnently proper that more extended should be
laid before the American people OF the hte spiritual
Ssane circle, at the White House than that which is
Going the rounds cf the newspapers shall therefore,
sadeavor 10 all The scanty outlines OF the picture thus
presented shough the may be crowded with
ipconruous figures groups and as TO become
inoeuprehensible tumble taken all together, because,
wns, n,oT 70 ss am sure that me "details
ing and suggestive Of the unlmifed field In the Affairs Of
men ana nations which the spirits Of departed heroes aud
philosophers may hereafter il
AZ the white House circle, or sancs, in question the
Sbe drs part In the Crimson room and the second In the
great East ROOM Az the conclusion OF the nrst mart
Yrs. Lincoln RETIRED, having been kindly ad.
ms nished by . medium shat the proceedings
fui caracter and would probably be prolonged 10 the
may4hours of the morning. fheEast room VA select
ed FOR yhe more occult experiments Of the evening" In
view cf some assistance from che spirit. q me kssern
he ancens Phnnicans Persans, and various other ast
rp nstIons turning their taees 70 the east In ther
Gorpina prayers and In buryng their dead with thsir
Asads cwasds s ssss were inssncsd by spiritual rsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

po-n REwARD-FOR THE ARREST or Roy
~ ZCV named Jpnn Wilson odell and the recovery of
500 l,uen from the tee 0f the New Oswego ine
amount for either. Said Ddctl Is about
seyrntreu years rather short dark lair dark
k.at, and has the part or the right
10 He Is supposed to be- either the city have
lei the four days In with about
fourteen old She has dark curly hair and supposed
Of fsb De scent Apply T. address s. H. Wells or
W. A. Caldwell. agents, "a feari ST eet New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
MILLINERY,

LII THIS WEEK. .-GREAT REDUCrIoN IN PRICES
~ TO cear out the Immense stock of Millinery straw
Goods The entire stock will be sold at great sacrifice 10
tor fall mportatons. Illusion and trape Ron
nets In great variety. Mrs. NJ SIMMONS, 637 Broadway
DONNKrs AND SPANISH HATS AT L. BrNNs, MIL
ID linery largest and cheapest In the 5si Broad
way b9l, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel Evening Boonets
and Of every description for ladi,s piscs
and children Feathers and Ribbons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

GREAT REpUCTIoN IN RICH PARIS MILLINERY,
VI mrs pAxLDsOr. 20 seechsr street respectfully
selling the balance Of her large Paris
ncss of the season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER
", <,<.,....-.No. No. 2y7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
veope cnso,sd , ~; , enclosed in sealed en- sn
name OF the bidder written thereou, win be received this
Office until Thursday June ~, 1858, at 10 O'Clock.
nrengng sip between Piers mum bers Thirteen ard
For dredging Slip between Piers numbers Nineteen
Tweuty, North river
Rebiildog repairing Pier foot Of Thirtie,h street.
New house Morton for Engine Company Nusber
Nov house in william street for Engine Company Mum.
hrr Thirtecn
New house In Worth street for Hose Company Number
Twenty five
New house in Forty third street for Hose Company
Twelve.
New house Ia Renwkk street for Hose Company Number
Fortysonc
. Addticns and alterations TO house Of Engine Company
Number
curb and
and Fourth avenues.
Regulating and grading Seventy seventh street. between
Third and Fourth avenues.
Setting curb and gutter In Desbrosses street. between
Washinrton and West
Setting curb and gutter in Fifty second street. between
Third and Fourth avenues.
Flagring One Hundred etrect betvcen
Thirdayenuc and Harlem river
Regulating and grading and setting curb and gutter and
9ng In Fourth avenue, between Fifty eighth aud Seventy
For Ave Thousand new lamps.
Blank forms OF proposals, together with specifications
and agreements. can be obtained a. this Office.
Dated Street Department. New York June g. 1863
CHARLES q. CORNELL Street Connnis ssoncr.
receive proposals 20 furnish four thousand "a OO) IONS
OF RAILWAY iron thereby for the track OF the
fret section OF the unon Pacific Railway Eastern Division
and 20 be delivered either bLeavenworth CIV
Communications tor farther fnforma 10 he addressed 10
the undersigned samuel Hallett Co ~ Reaver
street, New YORK. Terms, cash on delivery.
o. FREMONT; pres unron Pacific Railway, z. d.
NEW Ycxs, June 3, ls63