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Daily national Republican., 1864-01-26
AUCTION SALES.

pY GREEN WILLIAMS,
AUCTION SALE OF H6UsEHoLp AND
kkITGHEE TyRNITuRE AT KtSTfoN.NGOn
shall sell, Al the residence OF lady d.cIIniDs
housekeeping, on the corner Of and Tenth street.
west, 4 general assortment Of ofhou'ehold furnituf+
consisting In part Of
One mahoEtny case Piano
walnut Sofas and sprirg seat Chairs
Bedateads and Bureaus and other Tables, St,nJ.
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Ingram and other Carpets and Oil Cloth.
Cook, Aif-tight and other Stoves
A lot of Kitchen Requisites
\ lot Of School Desks and Benches,
Msts numerous ether Articles which we drsn
Terms cash. GREEN wILLIAMsj
la!o Auetionesis
Rf J. e. INQUIRE CO.,
ID AUCTIoNEFRS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CRocKERY, GLASS
WARE. TABLE CUTLERY, &C, &c.
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, January gTth, At
10 o'clock, AZ the establisbment Of NIessrs Bont,
Grimth, seventh street, between land X streets,
A very large assortment Of Granite, Iron Stone
China, and Rockingham Ware, comprising Tu.
Ieens, Covered and Flat Dishes, Pitchers Of A
sizes, Bowls, Plates Tea and Coffee sett., sc.
Tumblers, Goblets, and Wines,
superior Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Fine Painted and Granite Toilet Ware.
brushes and busters Of all kinds.
Tin Buckets, Boilers, Bowls, and Pans.
Large assortment OF Stationery and Piayiag
$50 dozen Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys.
Glass Counters and . Mllliner'S Casea
Together with many other articles.
to suit.
Terms cash. ]. {. INQUIRE 4 CO.,
ia2I-6t Auotioneefs.
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N. B.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers of every description prepared.
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PROPOSALS.
DROrOsALs FOR LUMBER.
Ciiu,g orr,s,
CiIIpf fQrARTRRMAsTER's OFFIgE, I
~ DEFoT or WAsnfNoToS,
WksnIsoToN, D. C., January 10, 1851.

}
| SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
Office until Friday, January 20 1859, ~ 70 O'Clock
q LUMBER, @ SfPiSS, of PiSs o%uE S"s d EiSd
10000 iset y oFi inch white Pine Common cul.
5000 feet = @ d inch white Pine Common cu.
10000 iset TonSusd and eroOyod TiOorinz ia to
$500 tsct sxs Henlook Joist, II feet long
1900 lsct sHe Hemlook Joist, q feet long.
5000 feei axe Hsmlock Joisi, IL net long.
5000 feet sxe Hemlook Ioist, II feet long.
5000 5000 fsst ss1 M aeniscf % yoiss iS @ fset long i
$4,000 feet 3x1 Hsmloek Iolst, u feet long.
5000 feet 3xs Hemlock yolst, 70 feet long.
5000 feet sxs Hemlock Joist, 10 feet long.
5000 feet axo and 10 Homloek Joist, i6 feet long
Al the shove described to be good merchant:
able lumber subject to ths Inspection Of an agent
Al the Lumber 10 Be delivered within twenty
days after signing the.eontract,
crcd. An oath Of allegiance 10 the y, 9. Govern.
ment must accompany each propo.ition.
The ability Of tue bidder to an the contract,
BY two responsible perion,y whose sisnstures must
be appended 10 the guarantee. D. IA s
16s pSe a e. ss Clerk gs &c
nearest District Court or Of the U. District At
| torney, INA ''.- -a
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
cred.
The full name and post office address Of each
bidder must be legibly written IN the proposal.
IL bid Is made In the name Of firm, the namcs
of all parties must appear, or the bid ill be con-
s!deTed as the Individual proposal Of The party
bonds In the sum OF halt the amount Of the con.
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
guATAntOrs, will be required OF the successful bid
! der upon signing the contract.
The right TO reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high IL reserved by the Depot QUARTER.
master. a. .,
Informal proposals. will be rejected.
Proposals must be Addressed TO Brigadier General
d. II. RUCKER, Chief Depot tQuartermAster, Wash
ington, d. c., and should be plainly marked " Pro-
posals for lumbern .-..
GUARANTY
We, the undersigned, residents Of - In
the county of------, and state Of -,
hereby Jointly and severally, covenant with the
bid of of---b be accepted, that he or they will,
within ten days after the acceptance OF said bid,
| execute the contract for the same with good and
sufficient suretles, In the sum equal TO half the
amount Of the contract to furnish the lumber pro-
posed in conformity TO the terms OF advertisement
dated december IS, 1857, under which the bid was
made; and, In case the said - shall fail
to enter into contract AZ aforesaid, we guarantee
the said - and the next lowest AesponBible
bi der, or the person 10 whom the contract may be
Witness Given under our hands and seal.
IseiiI
| hereby certify that, to the best OF my knOWl-
edge and belief the AbOve-named guarAntorB are
good and sufficient as suretles for the amount for
To he certified by the United states Dlsttlct At.
tOrney. Collector Of Customs, or any other Officer
under the United States Government, or respon-
sibIc person known to this office, $500
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

- ~ N%AN11< ~ ASA-sAN u
EOR SALE, IN WASHINGTON, D. C.,
II a Hrst.class RESTAURANT, with twenty
Rooms attached, and known a. one OF the most
ton. IL situated In one OF the best locations in
the city The reason OF the proprietor selling IL,
he wishes TO retire from business. This establish.
ment has great advantages connected with it, ss
rarest chances ever offered In this city 10 an en-
apply to MITCHELL SON,
jA2l-iw' Penn. av. and Fifteenth street.
Nor RENT. THE HOUSE ON |
II street near 81. AloysiuG Church, containing
'sS IHSP G SE :Fa s SPR e TsStG s
and Fstrects. js2o-tG
ID OOMS FOR RENT. SPLENDID
E street, between sixth and seventh The locality
10 the hest In the city. ja6-1
EOR SALE. TWENTY HOUSES,
Il uarge and SmNlD in different parts Of WASH
ingtou.
Also the following BUILDING LOTS:
6INlS0 feet, NJ street, between Ith and 5th.
l20NlO0 feet, 18th, between p aud Y streets.
Isoxiis feet north l., between 10th and eGil
45xIOO feet, on N, between tth and 5th.
9oxloo feet, on 10th, near =.
3oNs3 feet, north d, between 9d and 9TH.
y and And soo. 900 Isss GHEhF + LOTS e.s, OF the
Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
mont and Pennsylvania avenue, for rent.
toe city.
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL y SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
southeast cor. Pa, Av. and 18th 81.
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following statement Will give our readers an ap.
pToxlmAte Idea Of tie large amount oi business
transacted In our City Post Office for the last
quarter Of the year, 1863
The receipts for unpaid letters Smounted 10
pJ,Gs5 stamps and stamped envelops sold,
Sbs 20t number Of free letters delivered ?20;
lrop letters unpaid 5000 CI drop letters prepaid,
Sll65 5lj newspapers sent away, o. sS7 os; regis
tered letters sent by mail a4I1; do received sOJl
The registry system continues TO work admirably, :,
During the quarter the pcnny-posts delivered the
Iollowlng;-LocAl letters, l6l4j; free do, 3l09;
current letters, 225,149-tOta, 3I4s9i. TheIe on.
er6 have also brought In from the several stations
o14 letters for mRilingi for local delivery, 4O2
total, lla, 90 The carriers have also delivered
the following hewSpapers:-UnpAid, 26'aIi paid,
ItrAnsentl $3.50, and foreign, i,IiI-tOtAl, 33ll7.
The total amount paid (under the new law) for
iLis seryiee 10 the carriers has been-theiF sSls.
IiPs, amounting to S2,9O1. The postmaster pays to
the Government balance for the quarter OF $33,
ISL S6 being ahout 10000 AbOve the previous
quarter.
Some new Arrangements for the assortment and
delivery OF congressional correspondence have
proved quite successful. All the matter for the
halls oil Congress ls taken into sort OF Aub-o nee
in the south end OF the Capitol. There It Is placed
under the care Of an experienced clerk, Boxes for
the Senate and House Of Representatives re
properly arranged, and each officer having his own
lie :, opens from the outside his box, aud takes
thereIrom all the letters and other mail matter for
each house Of Congress
Postmaster Bowen has also toIce detailed for
4Uty at the Capitol, where they make up the mail
uRttel for membeTa OF Congress and their officers,
and send the mall bags direct from thence to the
mall cars At the railroad depot, thus securing the
greatest possible dispatch,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-26

Post once. Jat2-lw'
BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemen can obtain beard At No. is1 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-s.hali and Sixth streets,
Island. oeI1-h
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MILITARY GOODS
WALL, STEPHENS \ CO.,

WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
JlA PEHEsYLVAHIA Avenue,
JHsI the largest assortment in this city, emDrA0-
lug all qualities used N'y otieeTs In the Army and
Navy, such as
swords, SAsheI, Bslts, ShUuldeT-StTApS, Hats,
Caps, Pistols, Az, &G,, with . nne assortment OF
uniform clothing, with which we can Gurniah ON.
oorI complete outfits in few moments.
WALL STEPHENS l. CO.,
1NN PennIylvAnlA Avsnu
apr mi Atsl,, saAF, b ChEou.l
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TO which each guArantor must masc Nnd apPend
the following
OATH
State oil ------, county Ol l-----.
Before me, ---, 4 ----, IN and
for the county and State aforesaid personally APP
peAred ---, one OF the Sureties on the
guaranty Oi-.-, who, being duly sworn,
ali just debts and liabilities, the sum OF thirty
thousand dollars.
q Subscribed and sworn before me, this -.
day OF &c.,, 1866 at -----."
No bids will be considered unless made out In
conformity with the above form, and are Accsm.
panied by the foregoing guarantee, certificate and
atidavits,
All bidders mu forward with their proposals an
oath Of allcglA4c unless one may be on Tile with
the officer who'shall open the bids and no propos-
ais not fully comply ing with the foregoing require
ments, well In fact In FORM Will be considered
or regarded as a proposal within the meaning OF
this advertisement.
The contractor will be held accountable for the
Hides, &c. one week after the signing OF the con-
tract. -
Bidders must be present at the opening OF The
bids TO respond to their nAmeH and all bids must be
endorsed, " Proposals for purchasing Hldes and
Tnllow, &c, and he directed TO the undersigned.
e, BELL,
Ia2O-l2td Lieutenant Colonel and c. S,
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|ORDNANcE oFF5SE' WIs' Dr,.,rnrsr,
| WASHlNoToS, January 49, 1864.
The following contracts have been awarded Tor
Wiling proposals, dated November 10, 1858, for
%, 1858.
MeSSrs. starbuOk Bros,, 9,OOO, at I.se. per lb.i
Watervllet Arsenal
MeIsrs. SWEET, Quimby \ Co., 9Ooo, At J.1'c. per
Iii Wateryliet Arsenal.
| MelsTs. Seymour Watson, 1000, II J99c. per
| lb.j WAteIYllet Arsenal
Melsrs. Fuller, Warren \ Co, s,JOU, At j.@Se per
J. W Starr, 10000, at 1900. per H.; New York Ar
senAl.
Hubbard, Mays h Whitaker, I5,OOO, at I!sc. per
sayery 4 Co, 5000, S1sc. per lbi New Ysrk Al
sGnal,
Albright stroll, 6,,0O, At $3.50. per Ib.' New
NV. starr, 5000, At SsSc per lb.' Washington
Arsenal
town MsS ERIsn rIS Co.. 1000 Eo s oS re- FASsAY Nj Ms'eF
| JAn2l.6t Brig. Gen, Chief OF Ordnance
TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
NV GALT& BRo,
s6' Pennsylvanis Avenue.
WASHINGTON,
| Call attention to their assortment oi
RICH MILITARY GOODS
They invite special NttcntiOn 10 'h"ir ''sort-
| mCnt Of
PRESENTATION SWORDS.
Gotten up from orig insI designs. suitable Tor every
rank and grade.
NLsu,
| SNSIIES, HELTS, SUOI LDEk STRAPS,
OrlICE Frs REQUISITES GENERALLY.
NJ W. GAIT y BRO, Jewellers,
| Ja!a-cOdtr a54 Pennsylvania avenue,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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OrohesFA.' cents
Private Boxes, holding six persOns....sb
Doors open at 6S o'clock Performance nj N.
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. BOARDING.

nNE OR TWO MEMBERS OF CON
~ GREsS, or others, can be accommedAtedfHyith
Furnished Rooms, with or without Board, where
there are no other boarists. Address Box 73yI,
Post ONCE. jaf9-iwE
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RICHARD WAL!LAcH, Mayor,

DOY WANTED d IA FAITHFUL,
Id honest DOi wanted 10 carry this paper tU
subscribers in the seventh Ward Also. another
ROY for q Capitol Hill route.
Apply al this Office. II
I OST -..ON OR ABOUT THE 18TH
day OG November last a CERTIFICATE OF
DEPOSIT In the Bank of Commerce, Georgetown,
Of Two Hundred and Seyenty-Fiyc Dollars, Num-
bcrcd 49, signed by D. Ritt sherman, and payable
to Samuel Davis. All persons are cautioned
heCn stopped At the Bank, SAMUEL DAVIS.
ian25-2W'
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THE MrTRUPoLITAN

PHJruUKAPHIr AIT GALLERY.
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u \ J. e. UIRE co,
- AuCTIoNEERS.
CHANCERY SALE

DY J. G. CURE eco.
ID AUCTIoNEERs.
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MAMMOTH BILL OF NOVELTIES
MAMMOTH BILL OF NOVELTIES
TONIGHT
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
- At AUCTION.

- At AUCTION.
CAIALRV BUREAU
UTTItE CHEF QUARrERMAsTER, ,
WAsWISGTOS, D. C., Jan. 10, 1884.
VIII be sOld At public auction, at the Corrals at
GleIboro, ID. C In the vicinity of Washington, d.
c. on the second and fourth Wednesdays In ia. IT,
ATy, 1861 VIZ: 18th and 4ith days OF the month";
lOf Ol
CAVALRY HORSES,
condemned As unfit for public service.
TERMS; Cash, in United States Treasury notes.
sale TO commence st 10 o'clock 3. nj.
JAMES 4. EkIN,
NlI-Ijt Chief QuartermAsteT Cavalry Bureau.
SALE OF GSSREMNE" GS5 RElEs. HORSES
Cu,II QrARIERA NNTtka OlII,t,
DGPOT or WAsHINUTO>r
" AsuINGTON, d. G., January %, 1864.
win he sold At public auction, At the COrrals,
HeSr the observatory, In the city OF Washington,
u. C., on " MEDNESnAN, February ,, 1864. = lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned aE unit ior public Scr'i"" tlN". At
the same time md place,
( STALLION,
OhOrUugh-hTcd) the property Of the niir'l II ''"S
Terms cash, in Government funds.
sale to commence n 10 O'Clock 4. VI.
u. II. RUCkER
BigNdirr G"u"rd aud Chief QuaLtCrmHstcI
ja.j-lOt Department OF Washington
Iu' ny n n n II y
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DY " W. L. " A J. l. " CO,
Id ALCTIONEERs.

jan2., -, 70, IS kuctionsers
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Hur wss hsll nruly, VIA snail ssass q Manila .
i've. ITEe Ss5s osis Tor 6rssssl Ansriean. SIC
SIZE Tor rough 10, ss4 sass 500 far uls. osss.
tend ug upwards Small sales AZ 81 Porto Rsoo u W
81 10; Mes Orleans, 81 o6 . 81 To- --.-..-s.s.-.
Ouu-speru and whale wsre eusse pnd pxtces I'M
pouaed red az 81 os and ~ GALLONS lailow 1904
Y soyisuoxa Receipts 500 bbm pork, % packages
beef "a do cut Asd .oos do lard The perk mar
sss was nm MN 80 S .osvs so1 s,c $40 g I
new do SIS - 50tor Odd and new prime and rs
SSs vriuss also. future delivery, $500
ibis mess buyer July, At $42 80, and 900 bols
Was aclivs Of $50 bba bssf ~ slSa Sic f
Tor reracked meas. and s21 : Sss Tor extra mess.
Prime mess beef remsns quiet Beef hams were duu
and nominal. cus meats were decidedly arnsr under
moderate demand, with $50 packAgss u l4a l5c for
shoulders and loKc. Ito. for hams Bacon was duh
The lard maret aosivs and scarcely % rru; sales
trs nrmsr, 81 acc $50 for Ohio and $40 $50. for
State Cheese was quiet and steady q llc lSc fos
common 70 prime. $50 ~. g-s3 AssA} ~ - So "
Pn.elw..-Rsos'ps.. ass, bsls Ins market vs. V:
reported failure Of large Philadspha operation aad the
acs several New York houses wses more sae n.
rendered the market somewhat shAky and speou-
~sr. ss TOs sas ws. sss
at 400. Aoko On hs SPOT. ed go Ter Jnsy Angus
September, ssers option; 1900 do. reansd - 100
Tic. ror standard white And IKE sor prime white On
do free n soo q NJ spss and Ioo for July Bsazins
sus4.-rns make. was Isss active but arn, WITH
do. = los. a2oe,; reAasd was nra. $500, Ill. .
s4Lr.-We note sales o. 5000 SACKS Lvsrpoo gound
yS,ox ~ xss urm sales IS 900 Ibs as lsxe 100
WMsxrY-Rsospts sl,7s7 bbls NArkss nru. with
sales Of $500 Dbu q 81 o. q ths Latter N OUTSIDE
price At the CLOSE.
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.IoF -IN4UHI IHuRaDAY, June Z-oP y.
As@L-Rsoeipss. 70 bels. Market firm. but quiet. a
Gil so sla 80 nomiualiy for pots and psars.
BRnADssuus -Recsipts, l2,s6s bbs.. Aour, $50 bbis
and ~ Osss corn mai. l0s 80 bushels wheat ssssT
do on, and s.7sc 90 oats. The ncur markss WAS IN.
settled and :. the close prices were Sc. LOG oG from
che highest point touched yesterdays the demand was
fair but the speculative excitement msasurabiy abated;
the sales were 1900 bbls stats and western, 5000
Southern, and 00o Canadian. Rye nour and meal
firm With sales OF 400 bba Of the former and $50
Of he latter uuOen
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~. 1888 Tsrs shass armsr, with more doing in
.hss q "a. lkd 4 200 b6h. ISM 81 loxs..
PR ssusna; a 900 6dsnsla vheas - lx4 alxd.,2
hnos Mh2w II "a, md par steamer, 800 bustsN
whestM "a ard 1000 boxes ehssss Il 3. ~ tOnAsN,
PER ssaIa 20 hnss s.d ~ boxes susssss $685. - zoe
bhds Tobacco o. xIs % british brig IVES chartered
70 vsrfs&, naasses, = a2r Cd. sw edisH VIII sy0o
sbs V havana ~ 100 gold. a bark 70 Natan7as, at .
ro, .so 60 9es 2 49, h:ayL Pipe ST. light do
HA-Sew waaS bssalvesg Cha vas ,as,ive asd nrm,
cwtng 70 the light arrivals. csass go bass u u y
"a - Der hundrs<.
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RROROSAL1s


0FFlCK OF THR sTRKKT CONMIsI0NER
" a - 2S7 Broadway
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enclosed in : sesii4 e.
veopsd endorsed with the title Of the work. ana with TIE
ssns o. r.: bidder written shsssca vim Be received a Nh
underPnnine sd wais and excayssins and hitting ~
For reauiang .nS grading Kshu-.ixsA street. hsswssa
ssgu.!nea grading corner yfy.sisAsh street. -
tween Second avenue and East river.
Fsr regulating and grading Ia 5ifyainh street. bsswsss
rsguls.ins grading a.. Fourth avsnus bsswssa
10th and 13lth streeta -. sa....- $3.50
regulating grading Co. sixastA strssA bstwssa
Eighth avenue and becedway.s "a
l16th gtreetl .ia - - st eF l.stAA1l- g tN9-
Avenue and East river -
For naeging FsstJieurA srsst between sixth avsass
for tagging One HsAAred aad rhilassh street. bsswssa
Tenth avenue and Hudson river. y, r. T&f5i
For dasgns Manhattan sress between Ninth -
Hudson rveE. s+l ~ ta.sae .l4 lfH- -
For new hre engine and tender for Company n~-
FOR Ore alarm beu for the Thirty third street bs tswse
ke,, and for other repairs % Jenstsou Market
Blank forms Of proposals. together with she speodeoono
audAgreemeuts can be obtained q this odloe .s +
DStSd-BrRBER DDvARrunNf. NHW YoRKs June IL, 1854
Z CHAS @. CORNELL, Street CommilslonsA
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-fhs whsst market closed So &C. lower, wish fAis
ounnes cneny Tor export, - irregular prtcos: sAes
lIo ooo puanes MM % 90 % FOR Chissgp spring, 81
~ oos ass.s club o. 90 y 10 Tor amber spree
red westsrn. Rye, barley and barley mst are inactive
ana Oats are active and armss In prcs salss
=. ecc apsc lor me Whole range. Corn was without
decided change, ans quiet Gales 90 600 bushsIs, 81
VI VI 90 for Dew and old nixed wssterp
Cosros-Ths Market Was quiet with salss Of SO baIss
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
" "hnrch nv ,Ss Pev z;,,s aSs r ~; ny
=. = SsS ~ M NJ. ~ Ause4 sAsS
iase eeMecA y. noys, - .nm Guy.
aIesoAy June ~ tne reG,'
bussls0 20 M1HrhA " boowM. % TINS city. -
- AZ ID =. WsE.- Meoresuay evening, June -
Brooms county, n. T., 70 HARRur LsCoUNr. Of this
city. no CARDS;
Onion News, nloome County, Rosse copy.
we OF me Craes ofosnss " me Kes s.ner
C~pssu .osA G1nns ~ nus Mssi. 1 a
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United states Circuit Court.
a Before Judge Shipman.
oHARGH or PERJURY UNDER THE INTERNAL

Jum 23.-rks United States Horasio @. Onderdenk-
The accused this is lawyer o. Queens county.
against whom the Grand Jury, Wednesday last, found
BILL charging him with perjury in falsely testfyng that
be ntd income Liable to taxation under the Internal
Revenue law The accused pleaded not guilty and was
held 70 bail,
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DRPArRs 10 STREET PAvEnsNrs.

DKPAIRs 10 STREET PAvKMBNrA cfi &a nes
~ ~ propo.sls YIN b rsesvsl =
lsSs io rspsvns and rspans and keeping nses rspa
81 1854 the carriage ways OF al paved svenues strcecS
squares and hsruxhfarss In the city Of New York o1s
now paved with the Russ pavement : Ts-70 -
this Board.
spec,ns.s,oss form Of The agreement and blank pr6s
- rios STEPHENS e. y
.nsMrs 1OBT l. DARRA0H.
a. W. CRAVEN,
II -lrl. .1l1f Orsaon Aqusduet Board 4
PAHg. June ~, 1884 y
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pRoPosALs FOR $4,000 or "Rror DAMA0l0
Indemnity Bonds No. ~ Of the county OF New YORK.,
Sealed proposals Will b received ct the ComptroleFt
oss ussa kond. the 1!h day q June 1884 two ocloei
s n1 e ne wsS Any e n; e rc asasA
denniy Bonds No. a. Of the county OF Nsw York, aar
thorzed ~ chapter ana amended by chapter $50 ~
visers, approved BY the Mayor June IS, 1894 1 80
CENT per en.nm payable bali yearly on ne arse az q
redeenable on the arst day Of November. 1854
The proposals. Will STATE the amo1n Of bonds desired a11
whose proposals spted win thsreupoS be required
deposit with the County Treasurer Broadway Baa
the sums awarded % them respectively
cOn yscssnnnG e NJ cempsrolef tho rooelyos g -
ted 70 receive bodds for equal amodat or the paf vaus q
Of paymenta 8
Each proposal Should Be ssasd And endorsed Propo
Tor Riot Damages Indemnity Bonda No ~ and the saD3
enclosed IN second enve6pe addresssd 70 the Comptroe
sdorsd necessary project e prenss she nsersss q u
ClTY OF NV YORK. DEPARTMENT or FMANCh Nif ~
CoHrTnoLLxRs Ory1cH. June ~ 1884
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nFFICH or TIN HARIP0SA COMPANY, NO 50
~ Wall street. New YkNc!ics IL hereby given that The
annual meeting the Stockholders Of the MArposa
and for such other business q may come bscre the meet
New YORK. city the fifth dAy q July Of sad
day. The transfer books Of the company wiz close with the
xth day ;. Of J July next snA JOHN WATT, Secretary
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OFFICE or TIM NARrPosA COMPANY, 81 WALL
Notice T. hereby gwen that e the DRIVING this
ton ont Of The smiling fund the fccwisF wers drawn
AZ. bsl ss 772 SD i Os 1 ISL IS i.ss7, 1884 $50
and that the same wiz Be pad in gold. tie Isl day 81
ssnS 2. %S p s sss.d r wAn sn day.
right q redeIproe nndsr this drnEine 8
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OrFICE OF THE MAHrPoSA COMPANY, NO. 81
~ wall street. New York -Notco 10 hereby given that
hs COUPONS q q: nIss wossgs bonds q hs Epess
paid gold and afer said day presentation at the
Office Of the COMPANY Dated Jane q, 1884,. ..9f
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OFFIcs NARlETTA AND CINCINNATI I. ATT. + = as 90.
To stoekhcsdss;Ths transfer books Of this Company
this ocs snd u the agency che Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, In New York; prsp.ratory 20 the :smtannuai
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nFrICE OF THE CHICAGO AND N0RrHWE1TERN
~ Railway Company. No 9 Wall street New York, June
g. fs6A-Hoders M-ths capital stock Of the 0aena and
ne terms q consoidasion Of that company with the
70 be exchanged for stock Of the Chicago and
Railway Company o. foows-0ne share Of the Chicago
and North preferred stock and share Of the
Chicago and common With three dollars In
cash each share the GAeua and Chicago Union Ex
changes BE- made and the money received nj once
the once Of the Chicago and North Railway Com
pany b. n. BOODY. Agent
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TIHk NEW sToRR. 50 cARkrNR srRnsr, Ia.
IA dies and gentlemen receive 80 par cent more r.
ius on or addressing IT. HARf, a the st6vs nunser,
shsy VII b pcnctuaiy attended % Ladies ssssndsd - -
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On Mos4ay. yups 10, Gsoxos J. Kns. n years = ssss
private Company l. Fiyst rssimsot jew jersey veua-
N j. from wounds received At the battle cf the Wilder
ness, Va
LIyIzcsrox--0n Friday June 10. 0f wound received
10 the bsts0 as iist,wn church, Ripley. Mss
HEsKs son Of the late Russell Livingston, q Pough-
keepsie, and member u New Jersey csvplry.T
AoRSs-0u Tuesday, June a. at Chester Hospital,
Pa, joan Morris member Of Company l. Foaxth New