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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Gold market closed to-day at 81 So
A railroad accident occurred yesterday
on the Cleveland and Columbus road, fif-
teen miles above Columbus, caused by a
broken rail. The locomotive, express, and
baggage cars were smashed. No partiOu-
lars.
The Senate, Jan. 8, debated the Con-
scription act, all day. Only one Senator
Lane, Of Indiana, a,-wM iu favor of re-
peSling the exemption clause.
The health of Judge Taney. we are most
happy to say, continues to improve.
There is rumor in Washington that
the Contederates are removing their mill
tary factories, &C., from Richmond to some
point in South Carolina. Doubtful.
An angry debate between Republican
Senators occurred yesterday. Hale at
tackled the Navy Department with great
bitterness.
A Committee of Quakers is in Wash
ington, begging exemption from the draft,
as well as from the payment of commuta-
ton money. They have voted war steadi-
ly, and now they should be compelled to
meet its responsibilities.
Tobacco, whisky, and petroleum are rep
resented in Washington, protesting against
increased taxation.
A car load of soldiers between Cairo
and Centralia, including the guards, were
made drunk on drugged liquor, on the
night of January 9th, and all robbed by
villains on the train.
Advices at Washington pretend that
volunteering is going on rapidly, and that
If the bounty is continued, draft will be
avoided, We hope so.
The War Democrat Convention at Co
iumbuS, last night, wis sorry failure.
The telegraph brings intelligence of the
uealh oil "m' M lhaekersy, the author.
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Aotlrrs.
FURFHFR MOTOR 10 TAI.PAYRRs.

A HxIoUs 10 get ths Taxes an without mrther costs
"A 70 tho payers, tho time will DO extended until
Monday nth mAtani. Those that pay on or before
that time eau save further costs AFTER that date the
accounts will ~ 10 the eolectOrs, with the por ceut
age added Tome up and save penalty.
JafdaWu JOhA. KENNkf, Treas. M. O., o.
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@lotbes=borse.
sOMEFHING WORTH HAVING.

1T isawellmade, thrsa-fold Clothes horse with IN
II adjustable pan bar for hanging dTesses on, lt 10
very cOnveEien and the emily Cloihes-horae that has
good place Tor dresses, besides all the space that
other horses have. They are manufactured aud sold
ssISdaw JH. BALsLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

BeS@The report that Gen Burnsides was TO
resume command in Ohio, is unlounded.--
Foster may be, as reported, in 5ai health ;
but nothing would be gained by substituting
gurnsides, for be is in bad odor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

Wanted.-A nurse, to go into the country
to nurse smallpox patient. Liberal wages
will be given. Apply, Is Wilkinson st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

SsS-The Republicans gain nothing by their
abuse Of the Democracy. II only makes them
hrmer. Where they are lied upon for the
cause, they may be re lied upon for the cause,
as matter Of course.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

To Firemen = Dayton, December % -
Whereas, the Good Being has taken away
from me my brother, and you one of your
worthy members, Sergeant John II, Topky,
Of the Nineteenth Regulars, who was wound,
ed at the battle of Chicamauga, and since
died at Chattanooga His remains will be
brought here in about twelve or fifteen days
do earnestly request you TO turn out as a
body aud attend his funeral. In one of my
brothers last eters, he said if he fell ON the
field, he would love to be buried with the hon
ors of the.fremeu. ] would be gla1 to have
all other companies attend Due notice Of
the funeral will be given.
Your brother, II j. ToPKY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

BeS-The market this morning was exceed
ingly lsht-the extreme cold preventing the
country people from attending
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

After This Week, all mail subscribers to
the Daily, who are in arrears, will be erased
from our list. We intend to put our business
on cash basis as soon as possible.
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Dlssolutinn.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing batween the
/ undersigned, under the name Of John r. Wolf
aud Frank n. Heckler, wa dissolved october ~,
isG1. JOHN Il. WOLF,
jaOdlwawt PRANK X. HECKLER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

us-We dislike the precepts Of the Watch.
men on the Walls of Zion, but their cram
pie is good one. They advertise Men
engaged in worldly pursuits will please take
notice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

Information Wanted.--A little girl,
II years old, named Catharine Schmidt, was
taken into the country on last Sunday after
noon, by man to me unknown, and has not
been heard of since. The girl has light hair
and complexion, short and heavy built, with a
full, round face. She wore, when she left, a
dark dress with white points, black cloak,
and new Soolen bonnet ANY body know.
ing the whereabouts of the child, is requested
to give information to her mother,
CHRIsTSA SCHMIDT,
1854 Wayne St
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

D6-Gents about town are sleighing the
girls, and Staying the horses to some extent,
also.
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For Rrnt.

HOTEL FOR RENT. .s
FINHE large and commodious hotel ne Ar tle railroad
I on the corner Of Main and sixth street known ~
the Chicago House, (lormofy called the AnthORy
house,li - otsred Tor ronf 70 good tenant Ths
mouse y large brick, situated near the Railroad De
wishing Information IN regard 70 the housa are "a
9uested 10 cali st Ne. ls7 Fihh street, niokeyFs
nioeA' del4dlm '. AIRkEL, Agent.
lCineinnan Enquirer copy.l
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The undersigned has establisheda
SKIRT FACTORY

AT sg7, SECOND ST., BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW
We pay particular attention to the quality OF our
material and use only the best English steel
charge
rN-onr retail department ~ charge Of com psisnt
ladies' Corsets aud Spiral Bustlss constantly on
hAnd A. WALDMAH.
Sold wholesale and retail at No. s97 second street,
DAYTON. nn . lasdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

Berthe tax on tobacco will probably b
doubled but no one need pay it unless b.
chelos
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SPECIAL Notices.
OF A q * n n Y

f Gu A CK RK.
I EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
Il rom Seryous Debility, &o., against endangerinR
their hedth by patronElng any OF the advertising
quaeks. Iou can fully recover by the methods used
by the adv eruseri and by hundreds OF Others and
no other way. Read a letter which L win send YOU II
You will send me post paid enyslope bearing your
address. Direct to EDWAkD n. TRAVER,
deESdawem Lock Box, Boston, Mass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
SHERIFFs SALE.

I WILL offer at public sale on TUESDAY, JANU-
L AIRY 10Th, 1854, between the hours Of 10 aud II
IN of said day ut II ID. Blacks tavern in Mianisburg,
Ohio, one one horse wagon.
Taken on execution - The property OF D.N.Thomas
At the suit OF Emanuel Gebhart.
ja6dawts GEORGE wOGAMAN, Sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

Lunch--John Gengnagle, corner of Fifth
aud Ludlow, will set superb Turtle Soup
to-mOrroy morning at 81 o'clock. Go early
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NOTICE.

MAkf pA0 filed her potitiOa IA the Court OF
lll Common Pleas N and Tor the county Of Mont
gonery, IN tho state OF OHIO, the 9th day OF octo
1er lsoJ against Lonis Paul r. yng for divorce at
The huHuihg term. Causes Wind sbs0nes and gross
neglect OF duty. MARY PAUL
JoatAH LOyKLL, Attorney. ..f . nO2sWB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09

4 MARTIN HOUSER'S ESTATE.
ON tbs 18th day OF Deccmbcr, 4. ID. 1895 the under
" signed was Appointed and quahed ~ Admins
traior OF the estate Of Martin HOuser, late ui Mont
goInery county, OHIO, dooeased
delow3c q. A. GROVE.
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InrEsnAY. March 3-P. ".

Gold opened at 1901 At the Stock Exchange
tho rate was 1901. closing ut noon At Ico.. IN tie
afternoon prices 1Ose, and the tate closed at 100,
IGl. In the street Stocks were steady. with mod.
crate sales. At the Stock Exchange Government Sc
curitles were oil hrm the extreme rates Of yesterday
Border-Stae StocksIcuHes5ye 6s 6006J; Virginia Gs
47aJ0; North Carolina g.. 60; Missouri 6 NOM
California 70. l2JGl-s; Canton Company. 8 05l. :.
Coal Stocks Of established character were in demand.
Delaware and Hudson opened at 20 and sold IS high
as 225. and closed at go. Pennsylvania Coal Com
psny opened at 100 sold up 20 I9j and closed a. 1906
Central Coal Company 75a75i Cumberland CucI
67!d67i. and freely offered upon sellers option
upon the recent report; American Coal, l0GdlO6i;
Quicksilver Mining Company, %. Copper Stocks strong
anu IN den and; Minnesota SG4SJ.; Pacific Mall, @2J
.a295, Central Transit Company, 45!0fs; New.York
Central. 1851 0l3J,; ETis Railway, J,alJii Erie
Railway Preferred. lO6. 0lu7; Hudson RIVER 1871
1J5I, Harlem Rairoaf, l3ol0l39i; Harlem Railroad
Preferred. LII. Tie Stock maISet has been much OK
cited throughout the day. and closes with frmness. and
general disposition 20 operate for an advance by spec
tJating brokers s8G the public. United States Seolr
ties very firm, and offered spsIiney. Railway
Mortgages ere higher but al the advance there is nc
increase IN the oilers ~ sell Bank Stocks steady
Canton is lower. Coal Stocks have been decided favor
ties stimulated by large dividends and favorable pros
poets. Bitumiaous Coal Stocks were assisted by the
advance in tie Anthracite Companies nnd closed strong
a. 77 for Central and 1851 Tor American. Cumberland
Is passing into the hands Of the pubic at
large profit. and tie clique which 10 closing
is operations. Copper stocks continue strong and in
asnand Canada sold II. Eric opened st ll4l md
closes at HI. The deliveries ere NOT made To- day
and Il has been 90 largely oversold that it has become
as scarce as ever. Nothing De sdyantageog
20 the common stock than the conversion Of mortgage
creditors into stockholders. 1t has already turned
fresh atteatlon to by leading capitalists, who have
bought freely for investment The only trouble with
the Road lies In the fact that it cannot supply transpo
taton for the freight Offering can it at once pro
cure the required rolling stock. The Atlantic and
Cssls Western aloas could employ l,y}9 u9Ss cars,
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WAR DEP,RTHENr, CsvALRr BUREAU,
OYFiCE ~ CHIEs QUbRTERsAsrks, Z
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES


PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
o'clock ia on MONDAY March fourteenth llthl 1884 if
TWO THOUSAND (1Dc0) CAVALRY HORSES, to be DO
hveIed & Syac4se y. " within fosty TO- DAYS no" aa''
OSE THOUSAND q. OO0) CAVALRY HORSES, tobe de-
yefsi At Oriensb1rsh N. u, within thirty lo days uon
Gaze % contract.
Ssd Horses 20 be sound IN al PARTICULAR e h,1 as
81 mo,s nan nine 90 YEAR Old; from ~ to 70 100
Mrh. full fesed. couplcy Dult, bride-wise, and 81 ~
sufficient ,or ayeiry purposes.
TA,ic specifications oil be i.richy adhered 20 and rrss
enforced ~ ersryparticu't,.
No bid viii he oner;ancG unless accompanied BY sussy
tor ifs isituiul performance. =,
IT, Should any United Sstes officer guarantee the propss
0iior who shoud prove be irresponsible his nsas
be reported 90 tho Secretary Of War, with sreconmesE
lion tist such 0fhcer be- dismissed the service.
Al Jidd,f dsd qraraH'ors i-ia be bed 70 me Trrt~N
c3NtIJy, and trcr, JIilve 90 comply uhh l1m' W
fa-f or % zge ie tsASp Gacarded r BE- 1sss
81 grBssrtfios 20 fks nh cEfsrr Of the Tao. -.
koEla BIZ aud guaranty eau Do h2d ON spphcs'0c wv
Office. ,...
successful bidder. viii be prepared to enter into writes
contracts with good aud sLcen security immediaiep -
tlc acceptance 81 their bids. $50
Inc os h OF a dance nigs, accompany each bid.
Tho uudersncd g,seres tie light reject all bids dee"s
unreasonable.
No biz viii he entertained for less than FRY horses
Bios or lae Number % Horses required are ln'cl
PAYMENT will be made completion Of contract, OF W.
thereafter ~ funds may be received -,
Proposals lsL b. endorsed Proposals. tor Ceysry
sui addressed 20 Lieut. Col JAMES A. EhIS, CHA oAT
tcrmastsr Cavalry Burr.a Washington, d. C.. ,,.~
ANY lathe. Information VII DO Promgy ?'srux Dn VIZ
donto JAMES A. En,r,
Cavalry bufeea
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Corporation Nolifes.
$l,OOO.OOO l. o A N
or rue
COUNTY Of NEW'YORK-
PROPOSALS FOR 81 900. 600 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUr,p BOnDS.
FUnD BOhDS.
BEING TIE BALANCE NOT AWARDED on BID
roR $4,000. osO oPHrWD FEB 90 isiJ

Sealed Proposal, will We received the Comptrolsrs Office
until MONDAY March T. 1884, ats o'clock. M. wher the
publicly opened for tue purchase at ns less than
their pr ece Of the whole aay part Of the sun Of One
Million ollars Of tho "SolIers' Bounty Fund Bonds au'
horzed by ordinance Of the Board Of SuT-yisor' passed
February H. 1884, and by act Of the Legislature OF the
Stats Of Eeyok passed gebsuay 1854 being the amount
awarded bids for 900 coo opened February 49, 1854
The aid Bonds viii boar interest the rate Of six per cent
per aunr ps able somsnnrsy the first day oil hby snd
Nov ebeT in each year. aud the principle viii be redsemsbe
as follows: Five hundred thousand dollars November 1885,
and five hundred thousand dollars November !, 1895.
The proposals viii STAKE tina nmon. VI bonds desired and
the price per hundred doss thereof! and thc per
whose proposals accepted viii tbreupon be required TO
deposit with the County Treasurer the awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting 'he Comptroller tho recA,ps OF the County
Treasurer such deposits se parties wi be entitled to
ceyc Bonds for equal amounts Of tho vne OF the suns
awarded TO them bearing interest from the dates Of smen
Each proposition should be scaled and indorcd Proposai
for SOLDIER, Bounty Fund Bouds' and 1loSed In second
envelope, addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The night ia reserved to reject any oil Of the bids II can
sdered necessary protect promote the interest OF The
county MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller,
City Of New-York, Department Of Finance ComProlors
Office February 25 1856
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WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BURRAU,)
OFFICE oY CHIEy QuAaTgRAAsrER,
WAsHisGroS d. G., Feb. q, 1854
DROPOSAT.S FOR CAVALRY HORSES

Sealed Proposals will be received at hi. olcs M L,
o'clock M. on MONDAY. March seven Gun l@4 for
THREE THOUSAND 5000 CAVALRY HORSES. 20 be
delivered At Montpelier VI. wshin nifty @ days lron date
ONE THOUSAND G, OOO) CAVALRY HORSES, to be do
vered in Washington, C. (Giesboro Depot within thirty
OSETHOUsAND q ,0D0) CAVALRY HORSES, to be de-.
yered Enra, Eewiork, within forty (40j days from date
Of contract.
Also sealed proposal. will be received Of this Office until u
o'clock u on THURSDAY March tenth th) 1864 for two
thouand (10Ol Cavalry Horses to be delivered in Wheeling
West Virginia within thirty 800 dsy, from date Of contract
Said horses to be sound ia all particular not less than i've
5 than nine 9 od from ~ - bands high
fail eshed, compactly built bridewise, and Of SIZE su.cint
Tae.e i1eotoa, ,cg 5, strictly adhered and rgdIv
forced fn eueFy DarticUldT.
no bid will be entertained unless accompanied by guar
aniy for its fsithful performance.
~ Should ni'ed Sta rs officer guarantee the propo-
sal bidder who should 10 BE- irresponsible his nfne
viii be reported 10 the Secretary OF " ar with rccondenda
ton that such officer be dismissed tIs service.
an bidder and guGydnf0ys 1W be he'd % the Sf1N dc'
eoimta5Iy, and erey Joiyye 10 oong ds te'Hs o. con,
tract akc The cheH Oi7rdd, A De gCo5ed
by Iyosecu!ion 10 The JaH ertrnt II tie iqw.
Form Of bid and guaranty can be he'd on application 70
J. q. Farnswofth A O. NJ Wheeling Va. or at this Office.
Successful bidders viii b. required enter into written
tracts with good snd sufficient security Immediately on the
acceptance oftheir bids
III oath of allegiance must accompany each bii.
~, gndersn ed Ieseresthe right 10 reject oil bids deemed
No bid sl be entertained for less than fly horses.
Bids the nUnBbr horses required Invited
Payment VII be- made completion OF act, or soon
thereafter funds may be received.
Proposals mast be Endorsed Proposals. for Cavalry orses'
and addressed t. LieDtennntEol0nel JAMES A. EhlH,
Chief Qusuerna4ter Cavalry Errcuu Wellington. u. &.
ANY further information viii be promptly given on pplea
ton to JAMES A. EhlN,
Lieut. Col snd Chief Qpar'eruaster Cavalry Bureau.
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E'ERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at ii
H. City HALL

On MONDAY. March ~ 1894, At II o'clock :. M. viii be
s-culy or " Ten iesrs from the lst day OF hay
Tie LEASE n n. Ferry now established f,o the foot Of
ouston Eas, River hewiors. to the foot OF Grand It,
The IssE Of the Ferry now established from he foo. OF
23d It, East River, New YORK, 10 Grcenpori, L. L.
The LEASE Of the Ferry established nom the foot Of
Grsnd' na,. River New.lors. TO the foot OF Orand''
M lFAsE o, The Ferry now established from th foot Of
ChaTbss, Sgrth River he"fori to tho foot Of ra'on'
~ LKIsk q The yery established or .he foot Of
ChrtoPhef't, North River Nsw.loik, 70 ho6oss9 y ;. II
che nights privilege and advantage. thereof belonging to the
Corporation Of no City q Ssw,Ye.t;
Tie conditions snd covenants Of the Lease. 20 be IN The
usual form Of foy Leases heretofore entered into by Tie
The Tor each % t- above named ferre, to b. usde
eonofn 10 tn requirements Of .e City Charter IN reson
ss.eu or hat he lhry viii conduct and manage the
aid Ferry Feui,s agreeable - such rnles resulson
70 time be male passed By the Common Couns or state
ssh case will be required 10 pay =, tho time and pacs Of
sale tia Collector Of Cl,y Revenue, equal TO
py on tic o. the Firt Quarter In case he executes
e with The u'u, covenants otherwise 20 Dc iotsca 20
Iration At time erauted by two sur-ttes 70 h'
sass that 30 VIII execute bond with ,uIs.s, to Dc -P
rent qoaItgr yaTy snd fF tue asl sIeeuon q The COW
p.ne Of Lea Bond and Revenus stamps. 70 be paid by
he purchaser ud expense vh,eyer h 20 be incurred by
Corporation for IN connection with the Pie Sip, or
Buhss4 premises proposed " be leased during the term
Of The lease,
SHOULD the is.s. Of Me Ahovenamsd Ferries o. either Of
hen be purchased by pertie' other sn the present.
they viii be required In accordance With the provisions Or
tho lhws Of the STAT % purchsc fir sppfaci valuation
should the present le,sess desire 20 sell the boats. b.du.
s1d nature. necessay ~ tae pu'Ofcs u afcuyi said value
70 be med by selected b. the Old ani aecs N
ease the parties cannot 10 the amount 10 BE paid To-
the
The shL ,o co,,sin covenant rcqurs ea,h Ferry
bost to haye saehei TO IT. engine hso tppsraua or force
namp with not e' then - feet Of hose, Of tho qaty and
duensons rs used 10y a.. Fire Department OF the City
of EswiOrs and to be usd the sui,aeni %
hsssvef required BY Le Chef Engineer HE asstsnts Of
the FIe Department n the City Of New YORK for which
ices The Lessecs shall Twenty Dollar, per hour tor
ysrh hour md limo 10 be counted less tt,n
hour. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
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WASHINGTON D. C., Feb 20. 1854
DROPOSALS FOR ICE. = Sealed PRO.

~
POSALs will be received AZ this Office until - oelosh
m. ou TUESDAY, Marsh Is, 1894, for the supply d bsa
quality ICE United States General Hospital Neg
Orleans La, Baton Rouge La Key West fla, and Peoss
cola Fla. and such points tie Coast Of Texas may
occ1pi ed IS hospitals duFingthe year 1854.
Proposals viii price per hundred pounds devefpl
daily required by Surgeons in charge Of hospitals ~
vicinity II points, sso price tan of two tbocsa6
pounds carefully stored In weconsructet lee Houses ~
above points subject to inspection and measurement By IL
[ ni,sd States.
The following IL the estimated quantity repaired 80
point bat the proposals include al additional
CURED during the year At the same rates;
kew.Oreans, go TuDs.
Pensacola, 90 rurs.
Key West, 90 Tus-
Baton Rouge 20O Iuas.
The shove Proposals must be accompanied by spsrsns4
that The party parties re-ponsibe certified 30 1s
United States District Attorney Cerk Of District Court
The contract VIII be awarded % the lowest responS1s
parry parties who will be duly notified BY mail otAer
wise. tlat their Did is accepted ard they viii Immediately
required into under bomb 10 the snIouBs
Five rbOnsand Dollars. Bonds b be properly certified TO-
An o. Of allegiance 10 ihe United States GOyemmeat rna
also Hccomplny the proposa.
Proposals. nnst be addressed 20 HENRY JOHNSON, u
X. tnd Puryeyor l. ). A., Washington, ID. c. marked ~
posss for Ice"
Tie post0,e ,ddgess The parties proposing mast -
tincily Written upon the proposal.
Bd3r may b. prrert in peron when the bids opens
The DepaItGert night 10 jec al unsuaaak
bid HENRY JOHNSON
N. :. x. and Purveyor L. ;. A., Washington. D. G
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE. :
D~srrsuted uanus ctuTe Alec soli3 Chesfnn' ndpeiS0
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental, n Y; Aisn
TONS, 3oS CanslsL, opposite Wooster. EssAoI ----
E'NAMELED CHAMBER FURAil HnrT 4.
IL The best sssortmeus OF ENA5iELED FUhNitiI sps
al co ors and styles Walnut and Chestnut f,..s sal
mental In suites Wholesale aud Retail. Also,
P,iua,,e, WARREN WARD. No. 2" CsnN
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PIERS and SLIPS to he

CORPORATION PIERS and SLIPS to he
~ LEASED ut AUCrION-No.ice is hereby given that
the Comptroller will on MONDAY the 23th day Of March,
1854 Of In O'Clock a. M tho City Hall lease. bids at
pub auction the DOCKS PIERS. an! SLIPS belonging TO
The Corporation THE leases Of which hsss will expire
tho dy May 1884, for the tfin OF ye yeaE, som the
first day VI May. 1904.
sale ms bad upon application 10 The Collector Of City Rev
rnns at this office maps will aso be shown Of the
Aforesaid WIIARVES. PIERS. &C.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Compiolle'.
City Of New YORK, ID, partment OF Finance, CouPuolors
Orlce Feh. 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Denartment I

!UhFUhATIUN NUIICE,-Ucpnrtmcnt OF
~ Finance, Cty II Sew-iork Ofice OF tie Clerk OF
AueaIs.-Pubc notice Il hereby Eivcn 20 Tho OWNERS
MORl0AOEE5 or PERSONS OrHERWlSH INTER-
ksfED IN the LANDS and TEhEMENrS sod for UN-
PAID ASSESSMENTS daring the month Of October, Loo.
that the DETAILED STATEMENT Of PROPERTY stin
unrcdecmsd iom said sale 10 Published IN lie new iorA
touricrla! Advertiser, daAy spiper printed aud pai
hhcd Ia lhe Cay Of New fork. Copo. be- had alp
cation Il Ills ULee. By or'-r Of TO Comptroller.
AUGUSTUS PURDI, CLERK OF Arrears