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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02

CAPTURE OF OFFICERS AND MEN uf 1dL
UNITED STATES BRIG PERRY.-The editor CT
the Boston Journal has recc we'd letter, dated
Murrell Inlet, South Carolina December g.,
giving an account of the capture Of three 9th
GERS and fifteen men belonging to the United
States brig Perry, a brief mention OF which
was made by telegraph. Among the officers,
Acting Assistant Paymaster George v. Burk-
EFT, OF East Boston. The letter states that On
the 5th instant two boats manned With volun-
teers put eft to burn Il schooner which was m
the inlet. One boat S crew had hardly got OBJ
board the schooner when about two hundred
Confederate cavalry came out OF piece o1
woods near by and attacked them, and they
were all killed or taken prisoners. The cap
tain S son was among the-number. Ihe other
boats crew, which remained IN their boat,
escaped.
GEN ROBERT L. LEES STAFF. THE Rich
mord papers give the names of the officers
composing Gen. Lees Staff, as follows
Col. B. II. Chiffon, A. A. g., Chief of Staff;
Lieutenant Colonel 3. G BALDWIN, Chief OF
Ordinances Lieutenant Colonel J. l.. Corbey,
Chief Quarternastcr; Lieutenant Colonel Il.
A. Cole Chief CommisSary; Surgeon S.
Guild, Medical Directors Lieutenant Colones
Murphy, Inspector General; Major Henry &.
Peyton, Assistant Inspector General; Major
G.. Marshall is his Private Scci etary, aI,C: Ma
jors G. j. Veuable and W. Ii. Taylor IRE bis
Aids.
NEW YORK CROWDED. -Ihe Evening Post
remarks that never probably, 10 the history OF
New York have there been so many people III
the city as there are at present. It Is well
known that, besides an unusual influx OF Nor
thern and Western strangers, Il vast nuna Der OF
southern refugees are III town awaiting the
conclusion Of the war. Altogether 1t Is es
tinlatcd- though it Is Impossible 70 say now
correct y-that there are at least one hundred
thousand strangers temporarily residing IN
town. Not only is it next to Impossible to
fud a house to hire but it Is even difficult to
secure ordinary sleeping apartments, All
hotel and boarding house keepers have raised
their prices, and yet are daily obliged to turn
away applicants for board AMI lodging,
Bakers Detectives arrested some days ago,
Miss Elizabeth Bdyood, sister Of Mr.. Bid
good, bookseller ana stationcr, IN Richmond,
and Mrs Frances Levy, who started from
Wa hingtcn by the Port Tobacco stage, en-
route for Richmond Their baggage was cap
tured With them, and an Investigation d:sclos-
ed cloths, silks, handSerchlefs, hose, &C.,
which ia Richmond would have been valued at
several thousand dollars Ia addition to the
dry goods, Miss Bidgood, it is stated, had
large number of letters sewed in her skirts.
An account current with firm in New York
showed balance Of about s., 500 in favor Of
the Southern depos6or5, who had forwarded
drafts to New York, where they were sold
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Tie. January term of The County Court tor
this county, commences on Monday.

Fifty additional houses of the same style as
those in "Freedmens Village are being
erected Ly Lieut.. Col. Greene, Chief Quarter
master Department of Washington, at
Greene Heights on the Arlington estate, to
accommodate the negroes who have been here
tofofore quartered at Camp Baker, which has
been broken up, and the inmates taken eyor to
Arlington, where they will he put to wolk. =
The Contraband camp at Alexandria will also
10 broken up in few days, and the negroes
nut to work by Col. Greene, On his extensive
farm" as soon as houses Lave been prepared
Tor their reception
It is said that the u S. Government has or
dered the purchase Of over twenty thousand
barrels turpentine in North Carolina, for the
use Of the navy This is enough to last several
years The government now pays for it eleven
dollars per barrel The market value, even
among spectators, is twenty one dollars.
The Danville register says the small pox
continues to spread among the Federal prison
crs there and there are now about three hun
dred cases in ALL The virus furnished by their
Government having been generally administer
cd, the progress Of the disease may be checked
The fatality among the prisoners from this and
other maladies is very great. Several wagon
loads are hauled out to the grave yard every
day from the general hospital besides those
who die OF smallpox.
la the case of the Bark of America VS.. the
New York Commissioners of Taxes, the Court
of Appeals at Albany has decided that SO
States securities is not taxable, thus sustain
Ing the law. OF Congress and the decision OF
the United States Supreme Court.
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81 H. s. lee>anlriA Gazetfe
SATURDAY. EVENING. JANUARY. 2.
TuaRI ARKEr this morning jeit I'll

of the cold weather. Prices generally were
not materially different from our quotations
last week For turkeys. ducks and chickens,
the highest rates were asked: Turkeys are
from 81. 10 to S.! The tendency tor all i TO-
ducc is to although there IS no reason
tor it. EAlany housekeepers very properly have
agreed not to buy poultry at all at present
prices.
Lieutenant Colonel Lord Abnger, 5. t.
Guards, was married in Montreal, last week,
TO Miss Ella Magruder, daughter Of Comma
d9re Magruder, late Of the United States
navy, and niece OF Major General Magruder,
commanding Confederate forces in Texas.
Henry Shack elford, esq, of Culpeper, who
has been a prisoner in the Old Capitol Tor
some time, has been sent, with several other
Confederate prisoners to Point Lookout
Tne Alexandra Gazette has commenced It's
sixty-ftth year It is, with two or three ex.
ccptions, the oldest newspaper on this CONT
nent.
The weather yesterday afternoon suddenly
TUNED very cold. Much ice has formed IN the
river This morning the cold was quite Sc
we're.
Tie January term of The County Court tor
+L;s conntv commences on MOnday
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OFFICE OF THE DRFoT OUARIgRnAsTER, I
FoRT LEAyESwORTH, KANSAS. November TO- ls6i)
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA

TION-s,aled Propo as viii be received q thi. Office
until u O'Clock M the st dsy Of December 1874 leI te
1Iin,portson Of Military s1pps Dung tie year 1000 on
ROM No I-fron, Forts Leayeuworh, Laramie and
Ricy sud other depois that may be established during the
aboy. year the west bank Of TIE Missouri tVe norm OF
Fort Lcayenwoh and south Of atdnde T. degrees north to
envy po, or stations tina, hay be es'abhed IN The
Ter'ores of Nebraska Dshoa, Idaho and Utah south oil
latitude ~ degrees north snd east Of longitude ia degrees
west and IN the territory of Colorado north Of 40 degrees
north Bidrs state the rate per 100 pounds Per 100 miles
Al wc they win transport sad stores IN each Of the months
RourR No 2-From Forts Loayenworth end Riley In the
State OF Kansas and tie town Of Kansas In the state Of Ms
the stat. of Kansas or Tho Territory Of Colorado, south o.
latitude ~ degrees north, ds~ing, supplies rom Fort
lot NAV b. dcsansca IN iiat Territory; For, Gar
land and any other point points the route bicdes
s 's ,ae ~ ,o,es IN er Of the moths ION Ap to
Sepembcr inclraiye, Of The ger 1879. MAJ,
IN he Ta G Of New Mexico to any POST. o.
stations that sre or may be establish in that Territory and
OF Arizona and state Of Texas ives, Of longitude GS degrees
west Bidders state the rate per 100 pounds p, 100 miles
son nn s' T., Sovember iac@sre Of the year 1885
The weigt e be isnspced e,gh Sss ca ~ po erSee
No. r. and GOO 90 posis on Route 10
No additional per viii be psd for the porson
Of bacon, bard bread. Pho lumber shmses or any oher
Bidder, should give their IN f Wei rs their place
Of residence and .aeh p[opos should De % py
responsible per0ns, guaranteeing li~t N cae contract Is
tie mentioned tie proposal 70
processing the contract will he accepted and entered into and
GOOD and sufficient secur,y rushsd by ad parties IN accord
Inre with the terms Of this Advertisement
n. smounl Of bonds required will he a. iolows
On onte No. l............''''.''''''''+ .o 9ooS
On Route Nc. :....'....'''''''''''''''' z goccS
TN Route No. J............s...........'s WV
Satisfactory evidence 1t the loyalty ard so'eaey Of each
bidder hud L, ron offered ceraIy VIII be required
Proposals. must b. endorsed PTopo.ss for Army Trans
pots,on Route No ~ or - 1.-THE ee,e may be;
and none will be- ,uirrs uss. they fully comply with all
the requirements OF this advertisement.
Paite. 10 whom award. are made be preoaed to
cute con,fsc. ct sud ave the required bonds for the
iattfll performance 4 tho s1ne. -
Coniric, WI. he uidc subject to Tie approval ohe guar
o.fua,T General hut the right r-feed TO reject any OF all
lid. tina, may be Offered.
Contractors b. in readiness Tor Ice by Tie Inst DAY
OF April lei and they will he e,ried 70 lave place o
IN tie vcniy Of foFts L,AytuUorh sud Union
aud other depots that may be - which ihy nnJ
be communicated with promptly sud readily
- ' IT, &. HODGES.
Captsia and :. q ~. u. ;. A
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proposals
CLorBIyG BUREAU, Q. NJ. GEyEnAL's OFFICE,
WAsHIS8roy, Dec. 8, 1904. J ..

4 RMY S.-SEALEDPROPOS
IN viii be received the respective Offices Amy clothing
and Fqupage NewYork City and Philadelphia untii ~
O'Clock WEDNESDAY the 2ls in', or iumi. hhe oy
contract the depot Of Army Clothing ndEqnpase IN enef
city. at the option OF the CONTRACTOR, - - -, a.,
300, 600 ARMY BLANKETS Wool Cray, TWIN the
letters IT, $. in black four inches long in te esner TO De
long and hive feet Six inches WIDE TO wesh hSe
pounds each. .. MI, .,
either English but must be IN all respects eqnal
Army standard at the respective depoS where hey are
TO be delivered ., -,
Bidders will state the number they wish TO finnish how
they commence, and the Hunver tAey can ueh'
monthly.
Proposals be accompanied by proper guarantee signed
NV al responsible psres setting forth Dat CON
awarded TO the party making the bid HAT he, OF they
once contract and gye bonds for tho proper
lnilment Of tho same.
The rht by the United States 70 oct any Part
or the whole bids sy be deemed FOR the interest Of
the service. f,,t..
Proposals should be Endorsed Propcsa.s for furnishing
psnktsD aud those SewYok should be Addressed to
BTis General d. H. VlNTON Dep. q. NJ. General New
YORK City and those Tor Philadelphia should be 10
Colonel HERMAN BlGGS, O. H. Department. rn'i"dei'
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NAVY DEPARTrENT.

Erf8Ar sTuAN INclSF' REG Dec, = lo,f. ,
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az
= til, Bur-au until meridian January TO- 1895 ior tho Iron
described following Each hid must be- made oT
an entire ea, snd the pix to be i2" aI sos w. S be
In,de un tho whole Is delivered delivery 70 commence N
Scyo dy' 1fT 3o s fG % e S iS aoar,
Tss will b. awarded the lowet Tespon.be BID
der ;h being reserved ofTcoe,ins the owed bid De
The .usi will be requiel and the contract will
be dated 'le day tie motto. Of t,cepisnce 10 given
Phn'.i .heia. arl instructions be obtained by tPIi'
Pfopo'ss nas, be directed to tie Chsfof the Burs,p Of
Steam Engnerrns srd ndor'sd Psopo's' ior lron that
they msy BE- di.ugu.,h.d ON other bqsigeis letter.
Tie following are tic classes required at the 'ep.eu'e
Navy Yards: ,,.,.,,,,,cr,,,
Gas. 30 55 p,'s. Boiler hon - % BY ~ ine ,,,
s sGtr Iron ei Is 1'h Sa Sr f 100 ,hs sn
20 plate, boiler irop 80 By 10 inches = Pae, boef ron
ps, Bs iS ilou s j By cs ncie, q Plates poef
Iron % by 100 inches, 10 pfcs Boiler lroa SIG ~ by 100
sele. - P's, hSsr Iron ~ 70 By 3 .Sf siss
i; nohr, 10 plate. Boiler hon nc 81 BY II? inches ops,e'
s. Iron no Sl io. ' &C. a' By sGn he's
plate, Boiler Iron SIC % Sy rs nsbs. = p',s, Boiler
4 S 4 s S Bo ',i "G q y 'SI sc
plates Boiler Iion, .is b. - inhe y plate, Boiler Iron
3 % y a. s d. s ' p SS c5 iGp IL S
Boiler lion ne - By lps ehe. % Plate, Boiler iron / 30
The above tote Of The bes, American r,ise iron.
CLAss No. ioo0o pounds hest American square bsr ron
iaeh 1000 poan!, pe,t Ainelesh ,lnae pa uon; en-
pounds be, American Aa bar iron 2 by nch 5000 pounds
bet American fat bar hon. by nch 1909 pounds beat
American a. bar iron by tnrh; oo0 pounds best Ame
can lst bsr ron n BY tnch 5000 pounds bs. American
round bar iron lnc 60 90 pounds best American round
bar iron inch 600 pound, American round bar rOn
inch. Ia lengths may be required.
CL,s No. 3-co co pound. beet American I iIon y by A.
inches, Ii feet long .
CLAss No 5000 pound. iron ri,t. II by l6ineh d.
An.ter 1000 pounds iron rsIs by ll6 inch diameter
900 pound. iron rivi u by Ills inch diameter 400
pounds iron Idts, by lilo inch diameter.
ChARLEsIOWN.
CLAs. No Ia2i 0oO pounds best AnisTcsn boiler fsp.e
iron from 10 inch thick sheets Of sUc dimensions
may be required.
CL,ss No "a 90 pound. best American round iron from
inch 10 "A inch dsmeier, in leu may be required
Class No SO 100 pounds best American i iron - by
inches the inch pant to be inch thick and the 4iDeh part
inch thick TIE lrng - may be tequilej.
Class No $4,000 pound. Boiler Rhe u inch long sud
inc ds1eeL
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Jntfrnal llcrcnue.

" TI.RNAI. REVENUE Thirty.second District state Of
NewYoIs fils; seccrd ard FoGdh WoIGs City Of New
York. No. $50 Broadway. 81,
SPECIAL INCOME TAX Notice Is hereby given, thst
lie List Of Taxes assessed IN ncorcDe with the provision.
Of tie Joint Resolution {! Congress sppoVed July a. I4
mirroring srecal Of five c.t4a upon tie esIns,
protts az for tie year ending Dec 81 ~J bee been
returned by the Assessor Of Tie DsiIe aud ia said
tsse are now due and ard Payment thereof here
by DEMANDED. . ..,,
personal notice by mailing Demanding payment within
Ter rom i.s service viii be ma ed 10 tie address OF each
person tie list WHO sht omit such tex for mere sn
ten days from the dste hereof for which fee o. twenty ctIs
will be added And q. rersos VINO ,hs neglect 20 pay te
sUm demanded within tie tine specified IN such special
notice will b. liable PER CRxIyk sddltiona and
fee Of Twenty cent? each Tor c service Of tie notice Office
open from 10 O'Clock clock New York, De
ttDhsr II, 1854 SHERIDAN eHOON, Co..ectoT.
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Gcrsfe, Carriages, Mc.

CAVALRY HrnEAu OYFlcg oF ASSISTANT CuARTTE-AsTER,
No. 10 SIATEsT, NEw-N OAK J. e 10. 1854
CAVALRY HORSES NANIED.-l will
- purchase in OPEN MAEKET % the Cavalry HoT'os
that nav he Irtscnied urd PAS in pcsoH - tie Government
stals lCtsv ard ihs il this city, until further
Ioisee.
Payment will Ne made In ehecks payable in certificates Of
ind bteGEess when "a Hcrsss ale received
Irice one hundred end sixy.iye (65l dollars each.
GEO Il. BROWNING, Captain aud A. .. NJ
NOR SALE-A Pair Of Black HORSES,
II HARNESS. ard COUPE CARRIAGE. The horses enc
,1c.Iept Family Hofes kid oud gentle; can be seen a
Hsnnons Stable OF Scvertldve. and FoIyfecond
a. ,d in consequence C. tie death q tie owner. Inquire q
NJ Ii. SMITH. Administrator No. Ii Wslst.
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN
" TrRNAL REVENUE, Fourth District Of New loTs,
comprising the 3d. 5h, 9th and 9Th Wards OF Hewlor
CITY, No. 81 F!srklinst.
HECIAL INCOME TAX-Notce is hereby gwen that
The Lat Of faxes ssessed IN accordance with the JOINT
lotion Of CorfTess approved July 1894 inposng Special
IIx Of Five Per upon profits income for The year
ending 81 1855 bas been transmitted to by The
Assessor Of this Drt ard raid 1aIes doe pey
Abe and payment thereof Is hereby demanded, and not
pad within the parties assessed will be liable
ptIaty Of ten per cent additional.
Payment 10 be nisds tls Once from A. NJ to 4
r. VI. daily, Sundays excep,edl
JOHN MACK, Collector.
New.Yorh, Decsu.ber IL, 1904
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ESTABLlSuED II $500.
RAVEN ~ BACON,
PIANO MANUFACTURERS

Nc. J35 GRAND ST., ncar BroadwAy, New iofs.
Tie Musical Profession having Of late become quite proni
.n connection with advertisements 81 four or
hye Piano mmufsc IN "a. city, ch hTn claiming So
pcrsriy tsiT instruments nom Tie doTemrni 81 The
dttins he'd Artists iesr the Innocent public m
acquainted with the Tricks Of the tsde mud thsnisves
my,ied where select tho best Piano for their Ho.
jy gir'. We would ,sfe that our Pfsnos have been
syorably known IN th, usrset for nearly o,y yes has
necessary obtain tie opinion 81 the PTos
sion in Ieg5Id thcr qat the LarnMrus spcakng ir
themseycs Wesre continually Introducing imp cmens In
our Pianos and they up he ia every particular
Parties desiring Psnos vil DO vel 20 eahmlae our iecA
and pIice. before Inakins theiI selectous
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

srArxp SrssIos-Thur.day Dec. IS. 1884
PrsssnIJohn Henry ESQ., President and the following
Aldermen Fox, Jones NIcCoo shannon. Cnipp Mcknight
RyeTs Jeremiah. Hardy Mssterson Oi~en and Long-i3
The minutes Of December 18TH were read and approved
PETITIONS
Petition George Hastings for release Of portion Of premi
ses In Iyesh Ward Of the City Of Newfofa formerly CONF
Which YVES referred 70 the Committee on Roads.
by Alderman Fox Ill,
Election District Eighteenth Wsr amounting to ten dollars
Which was referred to the Comptroller, with power
Bin Of Erne. Bnrrcyer fr fitting mp poll of Fifth Election
District, First Ward amounting TO ten dollaIs
Which referred TO the Comptroller with power
rsk Rsy for "s Up poll Of s sSr.s E''
Which referred TO the Comptroller, with power.
Bin OF Wiiiarn Dopsh.n, for Sting up Teuth Election Dis
tric, Sixteenth Ward, smoun' ing to ten dollars
Which referred to the Comptroller, with power
Blu OF Thomas Mewisnls for fitting mp Sixth Election
District. Sixteenth Ward, amounting 70 ten dollars.
Which was referred to the Comptroller yltn power, c
And the directed to be sent TO tho Board oil Coun
RESOLUTIONS.
Bxed That seyar with tho necessary receiving basins
and chi yerts be built ia One Hundred and Twenty fifth street
from Sixth avenue 20 and through Manhattan street 10 tue
Which was referred 70 the Committee on Sewers
R,rsd that tho salaries Of the Clerk and Deputy Clerk
Fulton Market also the salaries Of the Clerks OF CathaIne
Essex Clinton ana Union Markets. be increased TO the sum OF
one thousand dollars PEE arnlm.
Which was laid over.
BY Alderman HARDY ,
Resoired That West Twenty 6fhsree from the Finhay,
onue the North river be remembered nuder the direction Of
tire Street Commissioner
Which adopted
By tine PRESIDENT -,
Rs.ored That the CLERKS employed in the Bureau OF The
Water Registrar of the Croton Aqusduc Department be
hereafter known aud designated the Chief CLERK oil Tie
Water Registrar snd tho First Second Third Fourth,
bnh sixth snd Seventh Clerks to the Water Registrar and
That The clerks in the Bureau Of the Water Pnveyor DC here
ae and de.gnated the First and Second Cer OF
Water Pveyor snd the annual salaries OF said cerks
and also OF those hereafter named be and they are hereby e'
bshed follows viz: the salaries ofte Chief Clerk Of the
WsiefNcssar and Of tho Contract Clerk at twenty-five
hundred dollars per tbs salaries Of the Frat second
did Third Clerks the Waer Registrar and the First CLERK
10 the Water Puveyor at eighteen hundred dollars per an
mum the .aries the Fourth and Fifth Clerks to tho Water
Registrar Second Clerk to the Water Puryeyor and OF
the seven Permit Clerks az fifteen hundred dollars per an
num- the sure- OF the Sixth and seventh Clerks TO the
Water Registrar twelve hundred and fifty dollars per an
and that he sid salaries SHALL each date 'nd be
Paid rom snd including January lst, 1868.
Which WA laid over.
BY the PREsrDBsT- - -
c,red That the salaries Of the attaches Of the Street De
pamen, be- liked at tho rate, hereinafter named to date RON
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Chances for BnsincGs Ellen.
90 tl)bom it man Ccnreri.
rONOR THE RRAVE.

A GREAT SENSATION.--Who has not
~ heard Of the celebrated and beautiful young Oifsh
PIANIST, at No. ls@ CTosby-tt., near Grand.
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Us. CosxIssARY DEPARTMENT
FoRr LiYAIgrIy, NJ Y. HsIbor. Dec. 10, 1864. !

FoRr LiYArgTr,. N. Y HsIbor. Dec. 10, 1864 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the Office OF T. C. W. CHURCH, Fort Hamilton. until
~ o clock a. Ia, DECEMBER 20 1864 for FRESH BEEF
In such quantities may be required from time to time for
tho Troops and Prisoners Fort Lafayette and such days
may be- DESIGNATED by ths Assistant Comissary Of SGbs
trnce, THREE MONTHS from Jan L. 1868. The Bee
70 be of tho b.t quality In eq. proportions Of Hind and
Forequsrers kecks Shsnxs aud kdneys-Tsow to be ex
Guided The Necks VI tho Cattle to be delivered under this
Conrst shall be cut Of the fourth vsrtebrs joint aud the
Bres,t trimmed down the Sbanks OF shall DO
Oh from our shove the knesont and Of
ndtA nom sI TO eight inches above the sauois hook
Joint.
The Assistant conni'ssy OF subss!enes reserves tho hight
to reject any old may be- as.m.d 70, ,hs ,nsJe'sof the
service KOBT. T.. WILSON,
Ist Lieut. l;h T. g. Infantry. Conmi.saIy Subsistence
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ITO OWNERS OF FARMS AND COUNTRY
Il RESIDENCEs-One Of the best plans 70 sell il. 30 regis
ter your property sale With the price terms bow far from
depot &C. with J. q. FOWLER No, ~ Cedars'., New
York and IL you purchase. Is the very best place
will s;tsnd the advertising aud selling OF oil property that 10
10 be sold u auction giving liz special attention to the buy
ins and selling OF real estate In city aud country.
j. q. FOWLER, AucoDseE and Real Fsiste Dealer.
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Urinhnq.

CTEAM PRINTING at LOW PRICES.-G.
~ A. WHlIEH0RNE, No. AZ Ann and No. ll9 Fulton.
sts Al kinds Of Printing cheap fos cash Great facilities
VNYM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. IOi Fulton.
w a-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS end LABEL MAN.
UFACTURERS
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Professional Nniires.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ order and inserted by Dr.. +. BAUCH and J. GCJ
GELMANN formerly employed by bos'onaea1 Of Fsrish
500 Broadway, " Y.
nR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
H. INSTITUTE No. BCa,hst, between Nsrok snd
West BToadwsy.is the ony Place whore the ahc'ea WI
receive proper Hours nom g. ~ 10 D. m
DR. \. LEWIS Physician and Sareeon,
~ tres;s successfully al dhcules Tia; eac are subject
Eeie. gwen IN al cases once No. ntie-tei tee
doors ifon We,t Broadway, New-l IL.
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Gcrporniion Noiiees.
DIpAR1NEHT OF france,
pruYIr on THR RECEIVER OP IAxEs,

BURKAr o. THR RECEIVER OF IAxEs,
SO. 3, CAauberss.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice i
~ h,r,bv given thsn al sddtioua, ONE PER CENT viii
n, added On tie 18th Inst 10 az sNc1 nnT aid on hat Day On
The Jsuusy following interest al tDe rae 81 tweNe per
1894 10 tie date OF payment. JOHN MURPHY, Receiver