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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NOTICES.
roRPoRATloN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Pusss hereby given By virtue shs powers
vested In the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of
city Of New York by ordinance OF he Common Council
passed February isl6 and act Of the Legislature
ths sas passed May IS isa5. the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund win offer sale public auction
day. the On day Of April 1854 noon at The Exchange
saesroom No Ill Broadway. the city Of New York. by
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctoneer the following Real
Estate. belonging TO the city Of New York. viz
One lot OF Land on the south side Of City Hail place.
city Of New York. between Chambers and Reade
streets
One ist Of Lam % the west SIDE Of Main street, the
yof Brooklyn between Water street and hslEas.
Maps maybe obtained the comp.rolsrs once. Hall of
Records. on and after March 20 1854
Terms Of sale-Ten per OF the parchass money
expenses Of auction and paid the Comp.roers
scs Immediately affair the sale Thirty per cent on the
Let day May aex when the win be ready for
livery balance may bond and mortgage for
I'VE years from May 1884 with interest II The rate Of sir
pr per annum. payable haryeariy.
MATHEW I. BRENNAN. comp.rollsr
CIR OF NEW YoRK DEpAarxRSf or FINANCE. Coxr1RoLr
IrR,s OFFICE March O. 1884 Fr
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NEW pUBLICATIONs.

NGATRIM0Ny why EVERY MAN SHOULD MAR
AVA ry-why every woman should mary-ail may marry.
To know, read Illustrated marriage GUIDE and Medical
Adviser by VIM. Earl, NJ u. 2t0 pages. Mailed every
where in sealed envelope for 20 Address % White
street, New York
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nLD ABE's JoKgs-rREsH FROM ABRAHAM's
~ bso. comprising all his Issues excspt The Green
backs" being The Jess and sas'ss Of Father Abraham
ceuta r. X. DAwLEY, Publisher. =
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Boiler EXP loston.

ODEN, TT. MARCH 70, 1901.
boiler at the Union Flour Mil, owned by Jonn A.
spencer Son, OF Buffalo exploded about O'Clock TO
cAy, completely demolishing the mill Loss about 81 900.
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Market CELLARS
LEASED At AUCTION.

Notice IL hereby given that the Comptroller win Tues
day. the 29th day March. 1885, O'Clock NJ CITY
Hall. lease bids at public auction Market Cellars,
Honses and Lots Hay Scales and other Corporation pro-
perry. for term of Ave years from the LIST day OF NAY
Catalogues containing the description location and
Of sae may be had application to the Collector OF City
kevenue !" ''s MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CRY oY New YORK. DEPARryExr or FISANcr
CoxPTRoLLBR's OFfIcE Feb. g. 1854.
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rs AT PUBLIC AUG

VALuAssLEs FERRY II .1 FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC Auc-
On Monday, AD'ii II. 1854. NJ eeven O'Clock A. NJ.
e. w Ss s m ss Term 70 o. ss ten from
the NAV 1854 the Leas Of the Franchise Of the
re epy p az the loot o Grand street Eas
ISs New YORK TO he tool Of south Seventh street Boof
The Lease the Franchise OF tne Ferry about to be o.
Abshcd from re slip or the basin between piers Nos 81
AID 50 East river New YORK. the slip foot Of Bridge
se ss Z. 70 s .ed
% ssv. RI sSns w ali tn.
rights privileges and ADVANTAGES thereof belonging
Corporation Of the cry c g NST fSSs
The conditions and or the leases 70 be In the
TIE es Sc for named ferries 70 be made
conform requirements Of the city charter In rea
ferries and also contain covenants the pat OF the
s . 1r ss 70 sn rnIss orr
time be passed By the Common Council or State
hs purchaser OF the ferry lease and appendase In
each s,s <. &c " Se Y Revenue e ana
twenty per the amount bid the rent
esse With he usus Otherwise 10 be forfeited 70
he Corporation lie VII be required Also % furnish ~
This that be viii eIscuse bond with spreiiss o
y ri h n SS
the covenan Of the lease The fees OF the auconee and
rst 81 he p@rcSsser no expense Whatever e be ia.
cured BY the Corporation for or IN nnecon with the pier
oukhead or premises proposed TO b leased during
re shall si.o eoo.sn "a eoyenan; requiring each
force pump With no. less than go feet Of bose q ,hs
ava % o Ss as Tor he
ment q res henever required BY the Chief or
YORK Tor Which ne lessee shall receive twenty dol
lars per hour for each hour engaged and time 10 BE-
counted less thai az BRENNAN, Comptroller
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CORPORATION PIERS AND SLIPS
TO BE

CORPORATION PIERS AND SLIPS
LEASED "a AZ s4 AUCTION.
,cs is hereby given that The Comp.rolss vi. on Mon
Cy Fan lease on bids suction the Docks Piers
have OF viii expire the ss day Of May 1891 for the
term OF Eve years, from the lat day OF May 1884 -
Catalogues containing the description location and
o. SALE be had upon application to The Collector Of City
the aforesaid wharves piers &C. -
Cir OF New YORK DEPARTMENT or FINANCE.
C0xPTRSLLERs OrFIcE. Feb. 81, 1864 ! VI
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LLRNrowN ROUTE TO THE WEST Is
~ 70 mikes shorter chicago one change Of ezra
n miles shorter - evslAnd, one change OF cara
% miles shorter 70 u ncinnatL change Of cara
% miles shorter 70 81 Louis. two changes
once III b roadway corner ChAmbars street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

" LiNcoLys tXE0Ro, cArEcHrsx.
whcrsis the eccesn,ricIes beauties OF desposm are
fully Get forth.
J. r. FEEKs. - Ann street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

81 u0LDEN's French Putting mssss is Am.
sissessr sr.s. below wooss:r. -. ana 81 rSes s,sss
EAsHIoNABLs DRESS GOODS
no At . ! 414L as
No. ~ % =, srosaxay corner Grand street.
s C,sss ss cens
And AZ and ~ CAharine street
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
LORD 1 TaYLoRs,
ISL se Cow Tas
ana .ss dsAs :s 20 : sssss street,
FLUTINo FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN A 80,
Ds0r .ys for cents sI Pc, y.rs over IF Psss cent
ss and
Third avenue, near Twenty seventh street
r HARNAcHER HOFFMAN BEG TO ANNOUNCES
Cleaning altered 70 The fashion and repaired
ss.asa secured and dyed 70 look IKE new CAN and give
r AIDES AND cHILDRErs FURNISHING DEPART.
MENT AT
A~AD a % 81 BROADWAY. corner Of Grand stree.
NOVELTIES IN .
LAdies Breakfast Robes Robes de Chambrs Ladies'
s. and an. uads .na Han.
Also. Infants Wardrobss Complies. DO. ac d
MOURNING DEPARTMENT
At
No. .s1 Q ~ sroadwsy, qrsp q! street
ssa
Is, to asl Grand street
~ and ~ CAtharine street.
= "a az
MISS NJ GREGG,
WILL OPEN HER ssB sGoiHa u aAsSifIAs
THURSDAY NEXT. MARCH 81.
NEW STYLE STEEL SPRING SKIRT
Extremely Flexible
Broadway and Tenth street.
pARIs AND LYONS SILKS.
LORD aT TAYL 81
s s4s x sIsA Frs ysiS T s5sGs
FASHIONABLE Low PRICED tiHi slEKss ,,nr,
anna s.. ' sss sss "a sfsEsT
r. 3. MACY now OPENING.
Linen sSssns: s0s a and
io1 Linen sheetings fine and heavy q: :::...sl ~
two doors below Fourteenth street.
h. Is now OPENING.
IN ~ ~ and
Buffalo lyery and Steel Pins and Earrings to match. SOIL
ai Fancy sf s. Fns Isdse. and een.msns Dressing
Biast and whiss Buss Gimp. and Frinsss all widths
2 and 2O6 Sixth two doors below Fourteenth st.
r. a. MACY
opEn.rvo vYppoNo AVN DONnrr orr y NOW nprr
French FIowkks NOW oPkS; -. ~" = -
AsS GG0RS s4x o
sss|se sssSs sSS
TWO ssS sss i ssiSH AEssgs STREE,
Sss ssa.ss o 5nF sSx 1870 or KID GLOVES
%. and .es SIXTH AyEsyEE low PRICES
r.. H. MACY. NOW opRs
.S!s s,s rs I'M ,MrosTATioH or KID GLOVES.
- BEST QUALITY. .
a ~ se sixth AvEsuE: .".o .
RScH LAcEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
LORD TAYLoR's.
Nos COL TO 43T HroadwAy, corner Grand street
An elegant Of extra rich Laces and Kmbroi-
dsr''' received PEI r-en AT Tsi RETnfr.
Also q ana 3 r nsasa STREET STREET
CPRING AND SUMNER sHAwLs.
hn' n 81 Rsi FAIL novelty Of The season
AT
LORD 4 TAYLORS
AL to i67 BROADWAY. corner Grand d.
255 to 26I GRAND STREET.
~ and ~ CATHARINE STREET.
RIO MTLLINERs AND COUNTRY sToREKEEPERs.-
Grand cheap you will the largest
stock OF Millinery and Straw Goods In this city We
lengths cheaper than jobbers sell Call
EDWARD RIDLEY. 3lt and 3llls Grand street and
&c Allen street, fifth block east from the Bowery.
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, &C.
FRENCH AND REAL SWISS,
JACoNRTs. cAMBRIos,
80. ,,,.v sSoTroS snIRTISos. sHEErISas
DAMAsK GOODS. &c. &C.,
At the lowest market prices
Br adway and Tenth street.
ANTHOLOGY.
BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST IS NOT TO BE FOUND
BROUGHT0N. They succeed In giving aa,sfacon when
be AT anil una
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w 30 WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE 1890
w ye. see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
pbees the best OF ALL ans cannot he cyceed
suited personally by letter all affairs ~ life
law suits Journeys abscvt friends ronrtshtp
yishe health wealth. and no recm drunken and un.
fanhful husbands a w. " the onlv person in this
who has the Genuine Roman and Arabian no for hive
good luck and all business afirs and rrarnntees Tor
bfe Delay 10 consult this Fitted and beaut fu
young LAM Lucky numbers given Highly respecsb .
rfefenese he ~ her rrtdrnse aitlh
suc, oppcats Eighth euesk
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ASTROIsOG r.


A BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST IS NOT TO BE FOUND
"A In the United States than Or. L. and Mrs. s. D.
BROuGHTON. They succeed In giving satisfaction when
oil Others fall They can be consulted all affairs human
life, such courtshp. travelling removals law.
suits obtaining situations welfare OF absent friends
also sickness II the sisx party viii die OF the
sickness; recover, the time they will begin
amend what part OF the body Is adec,ed what
medicines best adapted TO the sick persona
Ladies 80 cents gentlemen Questions answered BY
letter enclosing and lime Of birth Also phrenoogc
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ExoLusTvELY IRBNcH FLUTIN0 a TO 70 INCHES
II wtdsl-Al materials puncsuay Puted and delivered
lay street ~ B-A block and . half from Broadway E7
Bleecher street. below Wooster, and 16l Fulton
Brooklyn- Call and examine.
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nj B-MHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CFI,p.
IN. hrated Madame PRkwsrtR 447 sixth avenue, c1r.
OF Twenty seventh street and who be consulted
with entire sssfacuony she tells the has no
equal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

AZ RS. l.. " HYDE, THE VERY SUPERIOR TEsr
INl and Business Medium. has taken rooms for limited
pcrtod at - West Twcn yeghth street. where she uny be
consulted daily IRON 10 o o clock.
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f,AREys OPENING
- OF SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS
IN MANTILLAs, sAGQUE9. BtsSUBs.
ROTOnDAs AND CIRCULARS,
win take place on MONDAY, MARCH "a,
When viii he eShib4ied
THE MACKENZIE CIRCULAR.
Which IL expected TO create the greatest sensation OF
the season. GEO. CAREY,
AIS Brosdway
tLate Charles Street a Col
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MO PIE UNLESS CURED-DR. CoBBETT MEN
~ Der Of the New York University fsedca CoeEcl and
College a Surgeons London be l'ted privately
certain diseases 81 hs Offices 70 Centre street aud no.
Ciy uall place, ttween Chanb.rs ana Reade streets
praEe ~ thirty four years thtse o. which have been In
We hospitals OF New Work and BsndaT) enables him TO
treat with debility fndfed
Constellation strictly ccnndentiaL
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UNITE GOODS, LINENS &C.
FRENCH AND REAL SWISS,
TARLATANs, oRGANDIEs,
JACoNRTs. CAMBR1cs,
80. CoTroN sHIRTISos, sHEETINGs.
DAMAsK GOODS. &C., &C.,
A. STEWART A co..
Br. adway and Tenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-16
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
SEALED PROPOsALawillb be received at this
Department until the sth day of December next
at u clock noon, for furnishing
LETTER BALANCES
for the of the Post Offices in the United Ptates
or one year from and after the 3lst day of De GEM
Der LeXt, OF the flowing description, viz:
lst Balances capable of eighing e,yht ounces
avoIrdupols weight, to be graded Go to quarter
ounces OF these it is supposed 800 will be required
of
ID. Balances capable of weighing a. least tlco
ponds, avoiro up"is weight, to be graded down t.
half ounces or these it is supposed 100 will be
quired OF year.
Perfect correctness will be required in the bal
ances 10 be furnished, well as strength and dura
bility.
Samples Of each description of balance must ac-
Gu mpany each bid and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be r. quired to furnish balances
ordered OF . quality in all respects equal to the
sample
Each Balance mnst be.well and securely packed
in box for transportation.
The Balspces must BE- delivered free of all charge
to the Blank Agency of the Post Office Department
at Wasiipeton d. G.. who will accept the same if
perfect ard equal to samples.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals ev
idence of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two sufficient bureties will DE required to a con-
tract.
Failures TO furnish Basnces as con tracted for
prom pity Or the ur SHIN of those of an inferior
quality. will be considered sufficient cause for
the forfeiture OF the contract.
envelope. Proposals for Letter Balances and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral. Washington, D. C, W. DENSlSON,
Oc q w6w Postmaster Gene raj.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-16
Exploit and Death of Lieutenant Walter
Bowie

From the Richmond Enquirer.l
In the early part Of September last Lieut..
Walter Bowie, OF Maryland, at his own in
stance, received from Col Mosby orders to
take ten men and cross into Maryland for a
special service. Immediately upon receiving
his orders. be selected ten men of his command,
crossed The Potomac AT Matthias Point and
proceeded at once 10 Port Tobacco. Here he
surprised and captured the Federal pIckets,
and paroled the men, with orders not to leave
the tow u until the following morning.
Upon some of the horses thus secured he
mounted his men fully armed and equipped)
and proceeded up through the State, visiting
the prominent and wealthy Union men, de-
priving them Of their best and finest horses.
Passing near his own home, he was Joined by
his younger brother, Bruno Bowie, who was
at home recruiting his health, having been
some time since severely wounded while serv-
ing in our army.
Having secure d drove Of about sixty of the
fines horses he cOnld select, he passed entirely
around Washir gton, and reached the neighbor-
hood OF Sandy Spring, in Montgomery county,
M d., about five miles from the Potomac, where
be designed TecrOssing. Here, findin that his
men were In need OF many necessary articles
of clothing. he permitted them, one at a time,
TO enter the store of violent Union citizen
and select such articles they absolutely
needed, avoiding any wdnton destruction.
Having supplied his men, he con tinued his
course for the river. He was Immediately
pursued by the sheriff OF the county with
posse OF men. Upon learning this fact, he or.
dered his men, with the horses, to cross the
himself remaining In the rear to keep the en-
envy in check TIL the horses could be secured.
Having dismounted, the two brothers proceed
ed across open field for the purpose of as
cer;aining the exact position and numbers of
their pursuers.
AS they neared the road they were fired
upon BY q man who was concealed behind a
brush fence. Lieutenant Bowie received nine
buckshot in his head and breast After fall
Ing, he arose upon bis hands and knees, and
crav ling thus several yards, called to his
brother TO make his escape, and to carry the
men and horses Off safely, If possible. He
added, "Tell my mother that loved her better
than son ever loved mother before, and that
die fighting for my country"
An undertaken in Brookville, Maryland,
near which place the affair occurred. took the
body and placed it in q coffin, and conveyed
II 10 the church known as ''Stanley's," in
PriE ce Georges county. Here he was buried,
his funeral being attended by a large concourse
OF ladies and gentlemen, his former neighbors
ano friends. II is proper TO add that his brother
was made prisoner bu. the rest Of the men got
on afely with the horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-16
PROPOSALS..
RoPosAL FOR RATI0Ns
Quartnmassr's Osses. U. S. Ma,ins Corr,

Qaar'nmqw1s 81, oeaes. 2. s, Marin. Cerp,,t
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Off e
anti O'clock . m.. Of the 2ath day of November
Marines At the following stations during the rear
lsrh, viz: ~
GhsrIsstowp Ms,ssshusstss.
Wxshius ton City. District Of Columbia.
6osport, ear Norfolk, Virgins.
Zach ration to consist of three f.urtns of pound
of pork or bacon, or one and fourth pound of
fresh or salt beef eighteen ounces OF bread or
or psmpd Of o. hA and At to
hundred rations of eight quarts of bans or, IN
per Sandred and City
d-ssicated potatoes, and one hundred ounces OF
Thereof, and b AT pound tea Sftesa pounds
of sugar; four quarts Of vinegar; one pound OF
smantine candles; or one and half pound Of tai
loT fonr pounds of soap. and two quarts Of salt
e be tfs
either in bulk or by the single rafisn, OF xood
sassr an ssi shs for, sss sHt
sss Dess thu
good New On leans it's equi valeut and the beans.
lnesar. Candles, soap, salt. &C., to be OF good
All subject to inspection
All bids must he accompanied by the following
na FORM OF GUARANTY.
The undersigned, -, Of. - in the statsof
hersb, that in sR f bid q
- for ratiuns. as above described be accepted,
he or they will, within ten days after the receipt
Of the contract at the post Office named, execute
the contract for the same, with good and sun sient
securities and in case the said - shall fail to
enter into contract IS aforesaid, we guaranty to
make good the difference between the offer Of the
said - and that which may be accepted.
witness A. B.. Guarantor.
EFF. CD, Guarantor.
- 1856
hereby certify that the above named -
are known to me as men Of property, and able to
make ODD their guarantee.
To be signed by the United states District
Judge, United States District Attorney, or Collec
tor.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied b. the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the hrst insertion to
this Office for examination.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations
for 1906, and addressed to the undersigned.
W b. SLACK.
oc 22-lswiw Major and QuartermasteF.