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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

lOOkih NAiIcNAb DAMN vi tuc vi
L Of NEW-YORk. CAPITAL @3,oooocp
BY the ,uoty the Secretary OF the Treasury this INK
is prepared to receive subscriptions ~ the
NATIONAL TEN-FOhTf LOAN
issued under AZ bc supplementary 70 set entitled an Act
10 provide WAYS ad Means for the support Of the Govern
urn;.n approved March 3, 1858. .
This Ian Is Eodeenbbo aner ten and payable forty
yes nom date with interest the rate Of nvo Per cent per
si.nu,iI Interest and Principal pay able an Coin.
gbsrp TO the above must be made In lawful money
OF the United Sa:es and ,hosrTued interest ad Ia Con
National Currency taddng nifty cent preminn until
further notice OEOkGb OfDihE, resident
T. u. ROLsToX. Assistant Cashier
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EDWARD G. TILESTON a. Co.,
Ia BANKERS

Dealers In Csnsdian. Nova Scotia and American mnes
including
Cola Silver Copper Lead Coal and lron Mines also Neso
tiElo4s Of Nsusble Patents Land and other fIoFeTues
MINES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON THE MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS,
especially those that have 6een examined and favoiaby
pol upon by Scientific Geologsts Engineers aud frscnes
Miners.
The Mines thus f placed upon The market by MS or our $3.50
sa,c have been rreuy examined and fsgoraby reported
npon by one or Of III, following Geolosists, viz
sir WIN Logan, Montreal PROT Geo b. ChAee Brown
pr john j. Hall. Quebec. Uyvefsiy
d. Chas 7. Jackson Boston. Prof. Is. slimaI, Jr, Yale
Prof a. A. Hayes, Boston. College
PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS PRESENTED TO
PURCHASERS ORGANIZING COhPANi.S
CEo lpi broadway fYefcaifie Bank BUlldns), ". Y.
Ooes No "A FRANKLIN ST. tlieyeIe Bank Buldng Bottom.
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5aIes bp Autiion.

"A. auction on MONDAY, May &c, 1854 at u O'CLOCK a;
me Exchauge saleroom. No. III broadway;
ON HUDSON-ST.-The 4sory brics HOUSE and Lot on
H.. west aide. next the south Of Hammond st.
Lot ~ ON ndsou i3 feet In the Is feet Ia depth on
the northery line aud running 20 within niche. the south
cry aide The building L. we'd finished O. dwelling above
aud for shops and stores below For &c. apply 10 INC
Auetioue-,ra No n CedarGt.
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THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
or THE CITY or NEW-YORK.
Nov open T busnsss ct No. II Duane st. few doors east
Of broadway.
DIRECTORS
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
HORACE b. CHAPLIN
CHARLES J.. ANTHONY,
y. w. COGGILL,
CHARLES O. LANDON.
FRANCIS SkIDDY.
S. BERNHETMER,
GEO. i. BUTMAN
n. A. BALDWIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
T.. 5. TEN-FORrY LOAN.
Payments may be msde in Checks Drafts on Now
York, or Legal Tender Noies
HENRY A. SNYTITE, President
". II. FOSTER, Cashier.
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Nmnaemente.

'nLYMPIC THEATRR,
" Nos 622 and GA BROADWAY,
Lessee and Difocrr~s .............M Mrs John Wood
btaSo aans ger. J. IL sti"Th
THIS EVENING, III EsDAf, MAY 10 -.
Repetition OF the beautiful and interesting DRAMA en
lied
THE CHIMNEY CORNER.
After which,
MRS. JDilS WOOD,
for the second time this season,
MINNIE,
In
SOMEBODY ELSE.
TOMORROW EVENING. WEDNESDAY, NAY II,
BENEFIT
OF
MRS. SEDLEY BROWN,
MR. CHARLES WHEATLEIGH
THE pEBUTANfE,
hrs. JOHN WOOD
TIE ACTRESS 81 DAYLIGHT,
MRS. SEDLEY BROWN
~
1.-THE GOOD FOR NOTHING"
Doors open AZ 4 performances commence a, u.
Seats secured lLree days N edyance
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NTH n At o \ A L B A n Il
~ OF THE CITY Or NETWORK.

IN OF THE CITY Or EEWYOKk
DIRECTORS:
Wi. 4. K0BBE OF Kobbe CoIes, Aue,ioneers Nos. o.
and o. LeonaTd.sl.
HOMAs A. WISE, jr,, OfYy.e Sons Importers Nos. "a
$50 A. WICKs, Of Vicks, Smith L Co., Importers Dry
Goods. No. 81 }rapkln-st.
D L. SOLOMON Of B. Ia Solomon Son, Upholstery, No
3s9 Broadway
SOLOMON l. HULL, Of Hull Coasble Arnold Attorneys,
No 70 Wahst.
eHAs MISZEsHEIMER Of MinzesheineT Bros. Msnufsc
tnrcTt SFirtS, No 81 Broadway.
Z 0. wAIfEBOUSE, Shoe Manufactures. Nos and 7
psEfH u URvIs, of orv Newell, < Smith sih', kc.,
a A. HUMPHREY. C..h'r JOSEPH Q. ORYIS, fres't
TEr,srHs DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoEPfkoI LER or THs tVFHtfcr,
WAsaIS0!os April Il, 1864.
Ply satisfactory evidence presented 20 the nie
kned bss been made 70 app-oT that The h'nn Naonel
tsak Of tho City Of NexYok In tie County u New ora
~ state Of Eew.Yors has been duly Organized under
I'd according tbs requirements OF the act Of Con
mess entitled " An - provide hsiionE. currency
sernred By edre Of Jisl stocks anu 70 picYiGe
fur the Circulation ard Teorru ption thereof approved FEB
- 1900 md has complied W.T. al tho provisions Of said Get
required be complied with je commencing te business
II BsnsLg: .,,e., r.
rsucy DO hereby carv ne ninth National BANK OF the
Say Of N-SIoik 60, Of New tcT. and state o. rev
fsrk Is suthorI-d = commence the business OF bsnAhs
under tho act i0-sss.--
In tert1o ~Isof witness my hand and seal Of ofco'
e.s + ,ah, j. dsy Of april, 1874
Seal Of the HUGH hctUiioth
:comp, Of the Currency: Comptroller of the Currency
H..
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u. 8. d PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
We keep on band for immediate delivery assortment
BONDS OF this NEW LOAN.
I NERNIIIYE e Co.
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ebSE nnn -WANI ED q CAPITALIST,
pCU.OOCs with 81 0'. to in'esI In hsrglse
tuning Businessa staple artiee pace of war; soretha
that Will pay animal prcht $780, TO ONE haIiEs VIC
ton viii be given None other reed eppy tno agonts Al
dress H. b.. Box No $50 Tribune Ohce, ~ Y.
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Eetlnrcs an0 Alsetinss

4 UNNECESSARY Of the HOWARD MISSION
~ mad HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS will take
place In the Academy Of Music on TUESDAY EVENING,
May TO- The doors will no open at 81 o'clock Exercises
commence 1t "A O'Clock Unusual pains have been taken TO
render occasion o: than ordinary nt'rst The
reading Report Ill occupy than i've minutes:
40 OF hr-c eminent gentlemen viii deliver short spSftod
Grgiia viii b. thors with bis seventh Regiment
Band Mr. r. f. Persin. viii lead the chdI-K In several
Solos. Duets, Gees and AnthemL
Admission - cents.
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rrHE HIPPOT II EAT RON
i AND NEW YORK CIRQUE
ian:! oges.,e The se,aeI9y q a9,is'
sPALDlNG ROGERss
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS,
"'" SUN" a GRISD c0NcESTRNTiOE o.
rhE Bksr ARTISTS kEO linEs.5
FROM NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA
~ Tuesday. and EVERY EVENING, a. O'Clock.
GRAND aAIIrEE wEDNEsOAi and SATURDAY,
NOVELTIES AccuM1 LkTiiiG.
EXCITEMENT ELIMINATING.
HoRsEMAEsHlF OF EVERY Description,
by The mot eaprl, daring. and saceid artists iaAle and
'''''''' IN cuRIsrENDoM
GyMSk sTICS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
by small army OF tie 1.-THE and agile Athis.es' e1
'-'' AcnoBATTcs ny A MAMMOTH TROUPE
cfbraye and sklilui Netofs IN many warmly contested
A'eHi' EQUINE YEATS BY sTEEDs
from both I'D. OF tho equator, who are more than BRUTE
EQJiLlBkisiiC EXPLOITS
CALlsTHEsIC DISPLAYS
AND tETIT COMEDIES,
with all Tho !nTqgsrahl' atess5i, e
No ADVANCE N THE PRICES.
Reserved stall. ~ cent?. Dress Clc4 80 ceoi.i children
hall price; Amphheatcr Is cents Doors open-Aerno0n.
at a r.venins, y.
BROADWAY THEATER,
ID no. ia5 BROADWAY. CORNER OF BRooME-sr
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
ENTIRE cuiSS@ ~ PROGRAMME
FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
SIMMONS
FULL JAPSNFsE COSTUME,
AND pS''oJjuT Gc sn Tis' 0F Ja iI; ,''
TOP sFLNNlsG on 4 SINGLE THREAD,
BUTTERFLY TRICK WlTH TWO BUTTERFLIES. &c.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May II.
SIMMONS WILL CUT OFF HIS Own HEAD
4
wiH DO nausura;ed Monaly, May lS
HELLER HELLER HELLER!
III No. ss5 Broadway, Mill.
TONIGHT Tuesday, Msy ~ Co..,
ALL THE FEATs or THE sRiRlIUALISTs
PERFORMED TO-Nlohf
ROBERT HELLER.
The varied manifestations Of the Davenport broLer m
cudns ying and unyng the mystic hands snd Ice iEePes
bo trumpet viii be done moic quickly and more '''0n'H
iDsiyby uo,,nr ,,prrrp
IN addition Ia hls usual
MARVELLOUS lLLusiossb We, rours u.nnREssv
HIS ADMIRED PIASo.E9gIE s0LoS4. ,,,v ~. v,s,ou
Door, omen at II Commence a; D. ,,o
BoT od;cs opef f.r sale Of tickets ffo'n 10 I'll
Nv i4' FALloHs GREAT WORK OF ART,
1.-THE srEREoPfiCON."
"'n 0pe" At ON in' MONDAY NOM EyENiNG, May Is.
Tickets IS cents
Family Tickets admitting six persons ono poiai
pOSTPoNEMENT:, y, vDvsuovvs
FIRST READING
IL uusyoidaby no,,rr>
from TUESDAY, Msy 10. 20 THURSDAY, May H.
CLARA Els II ER
Las AtKiVfp.
AIJGHING GAS-Proiessor DUNN, who has
l I'm diving oonrss Of CHEMICAL aad Pa!LOsOPbl-
IECltkts in brooklyn. will cnc ile Tire ceres THIS
Ta..Js,I EVENING with Laughing Cr-, al the Brooklyn
iniiimf. cor Of Washington and Concord IT.,
Admission IS esnis II, ----.,,,..o
INSTITUTION for the DEAF aud Dt NIB
- FxulBlIION Of the PUPILS will b. held q, the
Coonrr Institute ON WEDNESDAY,, May H. at o'clock
~ Addresses win be made by distinguished sp-aksn.
r. OF admission at IS cents, may be had atho door
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-Tho
~ Tbiry ninth ANNUAL EXHIBITION 4 ORIGINAL
PICTURES by Living Artists is NOW OPEN At tho Gal
isrie. No 625 broadway, daily from a. m 70 10 p N.
A. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary n. A.
n
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OFFICE or THE @. W. r r. Co. or 1859,

OFFICE or TIE @. W. Il. r. Co. or 1859,
SPi.IsGfIELD. H., April D., 1863.
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANIMAL
IN MEETING o: ihe STOCKHOLDERS Of the GREAT
lSEyTFnS RAILROAD COMPANY Of 1859 viii be held
Il the ftee al the COMPANY q Springfield, in1 GA the
liECOND RI RsDAY on MAY NEXT, for n Election
l. a.sS he nac.s.arS WSi H. COkEEAU, Socretlry.
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financial.
OFFICE OF
vERMILYE & Co., BANKERS,

UffioE of
VERMILYE e CO., BANKERS,
No. II WALL-ST., NETWORK.
We are preparedto convert the Il. s. $40 TREAS
rRY NOTES into tire q per cent BONDS Of 1881 with
ks1ppsDess and on fsvor.oio terms
Ake BUY and SELL at market rate, al iind, Of GOV.
tRShEET SECURITIES, including
u. s. 5-20 BONDS,
u. =. 7.30 TREASURY NOTES.
u. S. IL mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
4 u. $. oUARTERMAsTERs' CHECKS.
u. :. TWOYEAh q per cent LLGAL TENDER
i0TES,
u. >. q per cents, CoUroN and REGISTERED, Of
lSSl.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
detected or purchased.
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WEsfgRs RAILWAY Co.. SO. Nsiis'., {
NkS-y ORR, April 2s rS4.
TIME PREFERRED STOCK BOOKS OF the
l. Chicago and Norh Western Rsiwsy Co. viii be closed
70 the 18th day Of MAY ne,t ~,
On eli Preferred stock then Issued end ousitA1ns aI''
esBd az ONE ard III REEF JURTHS PEN CENI "iA DC
sid ON tie lat Of JUNE next
Future Dyii nd days al, 'ock viii be semi Annually
n The Isl Of DECEMBER and June.
By order of The Board.
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Fnanfidl.
LOAN OF U. S.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 40 BROADWAY
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
OF TIE UNITED STATES.

By authority Of The Secretary Of the Treasury, this Bank
viii receive rp,ions for the TENFORTY FIVE PER
CENT GOLDBEARlNG BONDS. A liberal commission
viii be allowed parties subscribing at this Bank
d. Il. ROSS President
JOHN u. STour Cashier.
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OyYIoE OF rsR nIsisoroI MINING AND sSEITIso Co, !
No. q CITY kxoHAs6r. bosroS. April II, lSa ,
DOORS for the TRANSFER of STOCK IN
ID this Company have been opened at No Hanover at
New. FORK aud u. C. HEWsOf appointed Transfer Agent
L. ". CLARK, Treasurer.
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EREDRlCKS & Co., Photographers, No. l79
i STRAY. between I'D and 23ds cses de viste 81 ger
dozen. Our woIk cannot be excelled.
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NOR SALE-RlGHTS tn MAKE aud SELL
l. BRAKES PATENT BORING MACHINE, OF the entire
Patent This machine viii bore Coo holes per hour, Il IN
demand and can be manufactured large profit ArTy
1t No 20 Deyst, second foor, whcro small WORKING
model A b.
MARINE BOILERS for SALE--Two Marine
wi dtop fue BOILERS II lot wide and ~ fact long IN
GOOD coudon; one Marine Return Tubular new ice' n
wide ard 10. ons good condition two Marine Return tn
buar IS feet wide aud II feet long Appyto . AZ
c. w COPELAND. So ~ broadway, " T.
NFFICE FIXTURES, RAlLIhGS, &C., for
" SALE a the n. Y. Produce kIclianse Appy to
JANIS BO('0uTOS Clert from Ioiol
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NXANTED-A Situation by person who has
w an erprienee OFFS years In The nSnts ii aud CON
.rucon Of Railway Machinery and srne fngine has h'd
entire charge Of the Machinery Department II -fd In
portan, Railroads; also that Of line OF Srainsis ran pro-
succ The mot ssi.iscory reference T. -actef en1
sbpv Letters .adressed TO Ma hin.fy" o+s Of W.
.COPELAND Committing Engineer No L. ifosdrGy, Ne"
Yo.G will meet with prompt atieni e.
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iusooins CARDS. Sc

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
n tonst.-wEDDiN0 CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
Established 1851
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Sales bn Auttion.


War DrriRrrErr, CAvAIaT BunrAu,
UyHcE OF HEP QUARrERAAsTER,
WAsgHsros Apnl Is 1884.
UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
= HoRsEs-Wi be sold at public auction, TO the highest
1,.ideI Al The tirnss and places named below, viz:
Erwpcn Penn. 1hnr,dsy Nays.
f,ttv sburg Penn. Monday, May p
Altoona Penn, ThYlsdsy. May ~,
Miaiin Penn, Tnnrsday Nay 10
Reading PENN Thor-dsy, n,-s -,
Lebanon. Penn, IhuIsdsy, Jnn52
NORTHUMBERLAND |. Penn. Thursday JuneS
scranton, Penn Thursday, Jane 10
Niii.u,spott Penn. Thlffday. June % .
Ono Hundred Do horses NJ Geysbur5 ana *o ffnhn'en
and Fifty t25GD Al each Of ~ other parcs .
these horse. have nd mned a. unt ior tho osVhry
,eryice of the United States Amy =, =,
road aud farm purposes many 2O"n "a gums my w w
Hurses will be sold sin.ly. . ~, =, -.
Saics borin N 10 a. ~. and continue daily I'll a arc SOLD
TERMS: CASH, IA Uaea states it.ssgly nort'p.'
Lieut.Col and c. q. NJ Cavalry hurran.
UCTION SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSE,
"A HOLD FuRNITURE-ROSE WODD tlANO-kpkIiE'
n-ed two months. cot s,s9; rich CARPETS sf'',
WARE. BRONZE PAIN IINOS and elegant haiDe ahu
nis1nr ORNAMENTS. 80 ,,, A..
ri. Is DAY st2 O'Clock N the afternoon, AZ No. i"' W'Zs
.tav., Of the entire sgprfb Pa:i' au
la.niccn rosewood Eiasere. French fate Mirror cos,
80 and Pier Tables, Wanat SUITS, ~ y'en ''Pi
Turkish LOUNGES amd ArnCh,s; over CO ystas sJpr'-i
Iroures Paintings Curains and SHADES sronzo tloek rose
wood ei-icads tiufraus Spring and Hair hsite--e ost-
ware rant ca. and rigrgvra GisHrr French China Cut
l-fy 1e also one hue Wider safe. wood si rum
,Irc with In ~ quantity OF mahogany walnut Furniture
Beds and edny &C. so -ti-1uemon' ~ po,i5 I'i'I'i
OF purchaser. Kitchen Furniture with which the sfr VIII
begin HENRY ". WESitDtA- Anfuui''i'
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rURINo CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22

Growers THEATRE.-The "Tickct.ofLeave
Man. which has attracted immense houses during
the week, will be played again tonight. This 10
tho last opportunity afforded our readers to wit
ness = drama 80 excellent In its conception, SO
thrilling in its details, and moral In Its tone.
The scenery is perfect, aud the stage appointments
generally fine. To attempt criticism Of /" The
Ticket-of.LeAve MSnr would be an idle effort In
view Of the fact that II speaks itS own merits. No
one can witness such a play as this unmOved. The
success which has attended It here was the same
that followed It In other cities Of greater theat
rical pretensions.
FoRD's New TuRATRE.-The second benefit
of Mira. Bowers takes place this evening. The
plays to which Ms Bowers invites public atten-
ton are /" The School for Scandal and 4" Nan, the
GOod-for- Nothing" This attraction viii, beyond
doubt add largely to the professional fame OF Mrs
Bowers. The manager will reap rich harvest
and surely no one more deserves public favor. To-
morrow, "The Honeymoon" and Horse Shoe
Robinson"
CANTERBURY HAL.-Mr. Leafs splendid COM
pany was again greeted with crowded house last
night and the manner In which the various anus.
Ing acts were received by the audience, must have
proved highly gratifying to the performers. Miss
Eva Brent 10 undoubtedly the best lady vocalist
who has ever appeared In amusle hall In this
try, and must ever prove Apaying card TO mann.
gers. Ernestine De FAiber, as usual, receives a
large share Of appreciation, while FouOhe, Eagan,
Edwards, Emerson Sc, present an array Of talent,
seldom seen At one place. The regular weekly
matinee for ladies and children, will take place
tomorrow afternoon.
VARRTIEs.-Thls (Friday) afternoon, the
Varieties benefit for the Soldiers Relief Also.
citation is postponed, by order of the committee
hntil the 90 h instant Miss Maggie Friel, the Ac'
cOmpll thed young &C Tesa, tonight; also, j. r.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
THE COURTS.


J1HWdrB a, 1861 On motion Of Mr.. Mcpherson,
the Assistant solicitor, John 4. Risley, ESQ., OF
Terre Haute, Indiana, and =. Carroll Brewster,
Esq of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, were admitted
As attorneys and councillors OF the court
The cases OF John D. Montgomery vs.. The United
States; Of H. Lloyd Winder W. The United States;
Of n. J. Heard vs.. The United statesi Of David S.
Murray vs.. The United States, and Of Lydia David
vs.. The United States, having been this day called
on the second call Of the trial docket and the
claimants not appearing, either personally CT by
counsel, the said cases were stricken from the
docket and the petitions dismissed.
The cause Of Joseph Hook ". The United States,
was argued by Walter j. Budd ESD, for the claim
ant and the argument for the United States opened
hv Mr. Mcpherson. the Assistant Solicitor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
DY J. G. CURE eco.
I'D AUCTIONEERs.
CHANCERY SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

nj, ,,,,,,,. ~ /. a..... =, az. o..-...- -.
Di,irict ~ CoiumbIs d.tsJ ~ IL ,,,s ~ y, Nv w
fnbsr Iaea .nd rsnd.,sd n /. s.,,s. g " "
court between Thoma, III France IA nthS. ~ s.,i
nIsinanta And Robert rnes ~ ~ ntbnt. som
auction The ioIioe9inS real sst.ts n W.. at
citr n n '' '''0""A ''"' o''se in warrington
a.
I'm thu nrenI.e. ali tho. MS. =, ,.,. -,
eleven md tweile Ia .on.ie nnmhoreg toe ,sish
bound., pagd,r,na To- ~. ,onow,nB me.e, ann
SiSht fee, spa sia inshs. .on,h !, pom, ,hiry-
corner Of said lot eleven and running ,hener son,b
the rear Of said lot thence north twenty-ayc fest
and thence east TO the point Of beginning, with
the rights and aPpurtenAneea.
This ?. operty 10 most eligibly situated for bust
ness purposes on the west SIDE OF seventh street
west petWeen and streets north, and 10 i'm
PtoieaOy ioutStorY prick building mo. 4ao) on
seventh, ana twoNtory building In the rear.
On N, same Afternoon. AT 4 oeEook PM
n. A.. ,,..,.I... ~ o., -.
t IN we Preuisss' an thHt part Of Lot numbered
I"ehH-tnnieel, IN SsquMS humoeteu ~, Mhleh 10
S Gt nitnih tne ionowlng metes and bounds:
.sS In. ~ 1s e .ne hS,tnet corner o.
snlu 10y hhu uenoe south thiIy -esht Ieet'
ihehoe west one h9nafeq and seven Ieet and two
nIcht ~ ~ I'M ee' thenee notth tniIy
ming; with the riKhts and appurtsnhnee,
This property Il situated on Ninth street west
between q and + streets north and IL Improved hy
handsome and eommodious four-story brick dwell
hhs-house' NO. col
On The SANE Afsruoon II An, O,cIock p M ON N,
premtsss-
Auth.t n.rt of Lot nnmh.,ed t,,r IN .o,.,.
numbered 81, which Ia contained within the fai.
iowinT metes and bounds; BeTinning for ina sams
| Al The southeast corner Of AID inf and pnnnInS
thence west twenty feet And two and s.iourtt
ineheS thence north one hundred feet thsncc ,Se.i
| tIyentv.aIx feet Two AMI onesfourtb innhes 10 az
sIIey tbenrs north ortvtbres Tast "a aie,.on 81
one.ionrth Inches, thence esst aItyt,So feet mi mi
! fur and one-bsI inebes and ths5cs ,onth ons
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appurtenAnces. Situated on The north s9ie ~ n
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All that part Of Square numbered II, contained
within the following metes and bounds Beginning
at point on Pennsylvania avenue three hundred
and heventy-three tect and ten inches from the
southwest corner oil said square and running
thence At right angles with the line OF said avenue
hundred and twenty-slx feet thence in an east.
ery direction lallel with the line OF said avenue
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-22
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE,


WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINoTON, January IS, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Thursday, the 2sth day OF January, At
o'clock p, m, for filing, assembling, plating nc
ishing, packing, and boxing 10000 U. 5. artillery
curb bits Of the latest pattern, to be delivered ~
the United States Arsenal, Springfield, Mass. The
aide bars and mouth pieces As they come rom the
drops, to be furni he'd from the Springfield Armory
where specimens and the model bits eau be seen
The shell bearing the letter. l.. A. are to be
made ON No "a sheet brass, (PrOvidcRcc pirC gudgs)
and filled with lead before being soliered. The
hne quality. The rings are to be OF the heat iron
clock wire, and the lower bar of brABs wire. The
bits are 10 be subject to inspection In all stages OF
the work. and before being packed are to he marked
TO be packed in paper bundles OF sis EACH labelled
10 bundles In = box - prescribed by the Depart
meut
Packing bOAes to be valued by the Inspector.
DeliV erica are to be made NJ the rate OF 900 per
week. the first delher Of $40 to he mSdc on The
goth February. ~
The stock furn shed by the United States will be
inspected before Issue, and for every set oil parts
delivered to the contractor, bit 10 10 be returned
No bids will DO considered except nom parties
ness, aud who can give good security for the per
fnrmAnce OF the work. Bidders will inelose with
their bids the written acknowledgements at their
sureties over their own SignatuTcs,
Each party obtaining contract Will be requlreN'
to enter into bond with approved sureties, Tor Its
faithful execution. Upon the award being made,
successful bidders will be notified And furnished
with forms OF contract and bond,
The Department reserl es the right to reject any
OF all bids, II not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed TO " BrigEdler Gen.
eTAl GeOrEe D. Ramsay, Chiei OF OrinauGe, Wash.
ingtun, D. Z, - and will be endorsed Proposals lnI
Artillery Curb hts" GEO u. RAMSAY,
jal6-I6l Brig. Gen. Chief Oi Or nance.