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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10

The authorities at Washington. through
court marital appointed by themselv cs,
have sentenced two citizens of New York
to Imprisonment for life, for attempted
election frauds. If the men we.c guilty,
the punishment was not too severe.
although inflicted bya tribunal which had
no jurisdiction Of the crime. The author
tiles 1t Washington have themselves been
engaged in election frauds for years. In
the very city Of Baltimore where these
men we're tried and during their trial,
there. was the closed Office OF the only
democratic newspaper in The state te>ti-
tyiuS to the fraud porpetrated upor tAc
democratic voters OF the state !.y the au-
thcrities at Washington in cutting them
oh from their chief means of comMunica-
lion with each other 1t was a fraud as
mean. criminal and shameful as the one
alleged to haze been perPetrated by the
men from New York.
Secretary Stanton has boosted of his
SKILL IN perpetratine election frauds, ard a
half dozen states and millions OF people
will testify TO it. Yet the president and
party engaged in the interests Of God
and humanity propose making him chief
justice OF the Supreme court. They arc
mortified at the crime in others, and APP
paud the yillany in one OF their own
agents when committed 10 advance their
own INTERESTS Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10

The Louisville .jomnai publishes figures
to show that 900 slaves Lave left their
owners in less than one fifth o. that State
since the war begun. asf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10

PRENTICE thinks the stream of power
that flows from Washington ought to be
damned
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10

Frcrn Rex. J. II Turner, Pastor 81 iIediing 81 I,
Church ?h;,Aia.
DR. Jackson Dear 'r-HAring used .crr
German Bittc:s Ia ry family frcqucnii, am
prepared to say that Ithaa been Of grcrt service.
believe tn in NEST cases Of general Debility
Of il - the safest and most valuable
remedy of which have ANY hno vicdge.
Yours re: ectiuiiv. J Ii TURNER.
Ne, 20 y, Nineteenth street
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10
Stavc Bolts,
HE'D!NG & HOCPPlES.

We will paw tie following price. from this data
Until January lat, 1865. fer Slave Boi:. li+n6;r,
and Hoop Poles on delivery st ourSt.re FACTORY
ai Plymouth.
W hite Oak Stavs Bolts, $3.50 pr GERS
Red Heading 500
" hite Oak Rived Heading ~
1900 per thousand
Green 100
Hickory Hoop Poles $500
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10

From, Rev. J. Herman. of the German Re
form Church. Ku'ltov n Bcrks County Pa.
DR.. G. VI. Jackson-Respectcd Sir have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly wv nty wears
aud have never used any medicine that did ne as
mrcn good rs Hoohand's Bitiers. | am very
much improy cd in hcalth, after having taken tive
bottles
Yours with respect, J. 8. HERMAN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10

40 PCS LAW Ms selling from rs CTS TO
~ IS CTS per yard, at ,he Low
PRICE ST IRE. II. r. RICE.
~A~te -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-10

Invood Bourbon and Etna Green. we will rsy
Si,nO per cord for Red and While Oak Sta,e bots
and Sf,23 per cord for Rel Oak, Ash, Fin and
Maple Heading bolts and <22 90 ref,housand Tor
ickory Hoop Pslcs. delivered the side sracks.
convenient for loading on cars, the above TO he
OF good quality and to be piled and insp cited hy Ne
vien7tf HURLBUT BROS kCC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

A j. BLEECKER, son ~ Co., viii sell
"a. FRIDAY feb. Y, M. az b ocoo<, % me =.
change sale,soom No. III Broadway, yaiuifls ELdsf
PHOPEBfi-ths 2ffoly, attic u41 b. men; bEiLh
HOUSE AID LOT No. 10 Ei1.st., between Grand and
Bro0me-sts belonging % tine Of the hte ). D. Cor
Size 2srOO Title unqUc ionab.e. Terms osy Aaps SCI
et 10. II Cedar-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

~ Auction, on THURSDAY. Feb. u, at II O'Clock,
tho Icbange Saiesroom, No. al Broadway:
PEREMPIOKI SALE.
EIGHTY -SfXrI-ST.- LOT o.. GROUND or The north
side of gthst (which "a loo fe. wd-l Commencing 80 ee
west ~ istsg. q fee, by l0OB..
FIkSr-AN.4 LOTS side " ist-av, N the c~ntFr
OF the block between 8h sad hss each l2 feet ~ 10
feat
TIE ti,le,s clear enl indsprlbe T'rcecish.,s
main This sale will be without 70 the
highes bidder Mays may be o6,alcd .! the AuconecF
No II Cedar-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

"CIGNS OF CHARACTERISTIC Physiog-
~ nomy Physiology rhlenclosy. Psychology aud Eth
sology see the ILLUSTRATED PIikENoLoGlCAL
JOURNAL for Fsb, only Is cents by first post or 81 80
,4y FOWLER l. WELLS
PRIVATE CLASS for tie study Of Phfenology, meet
vEDHE sDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS ct 303 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Urn GOODS.

AT KINZEY's
N EIGHTH AVENUE
$4,000 %oRrH yEIttErs, LAcEs, EMesomxnrEe,
RIBBONS. ELOWERS, FEATHERS, bONNETs,
1nhS pa aAs %IAs h ME qP162 STF
MOsRAlEs, PEhfuaERIkA. FANCY ART-
'"''O' w. ALL SELLING At
OR BELOW COST.
10000 HANDKERCHTEFs, ALL KINDS, &C. up.
LOTS or COLLARS And BANS3 Jo. up.
THOysANDs o. YARDS OR LAcEs, le up.
SETS WAISTS EpoIxos HND IHsERl Ec S All
Al oo''' CLOSING OUT
ENTIRE q rye sFocK
TO RETIRE
FROM BUSINESS
sTkCxs oF RIBBONs, FROM 10: YARD UP.
LOTS on LINING Silks, i3c. YARD UP.
STRAW BLOOMERs, FROM lac UP.
u,r,os o,,,,s enos go Sqoc yr Y ,vs2s DRESS
At TWENTts FIVE cRSfs on I'm boLLAG
BLESS BLESS q TMMas iS Il i 20. &C. . ~ YARD
GOODS MUST
BE SOLD.
STOCK All,
FIXTURES
FOR SALE.
PILES OF REMNANTS At YOUR OWN PRICE
REMNANTS or VELvETs AND SILKS.
OK OK kHGES A ANb 4SNs
KEBlNAgT5 or Mel DLE-WoRK.
PICS or HOSIERY.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Sc. PAIR UP
QUANTITIES. or STRAW GOODS, FOR SPhINO.
SPOOL COITOnS BELOW COST.
SPOOL COTTOSS SELLING AT &c DOZfN
ANOTHER LOT SPOOL COTTON, 100 DOLEN.
EXCELLENT OoYARD COTTON 1T &c. SPOOL
JOB LOT OF CLARhS COTTON At V. - -
TO SAVE Soc A PAIR on THEIR KID 90! rs T.; BET 81;
TER BUY THEM NOW. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING COLORS AND ALL SIZES.
OOOns MUST
BE SOLD
At some PRICE
SEWING SILKS, &C.. DOZEN; BEsT PMS AND
NEEDLES, H. PAPER; SKIRT BRAIDS, &c. ;1APES. &C.
DOZEN; WORKING COrroNS. lc.j CROCHET
BRAID3 lc; LADIES PAGES De-; HEAD NETS, % I;
HOOKS AND RYES, 2c. COMBS. BRUSHES FORTE
MONNAlEs, BAGS, FANCY sOAPs, BkAlDs, LAS
LARGE QUANTITIES or GOODS or EVERY
DESCRIPTION or WHICH TT ~ lhPOSSibLE 40
MENTION IN AN ADVERTISEMENT ALL AT
''''' FREsH GOODS FROM THH
WHOLESALE ROOMS, ZIP STAIRS THROWN INTO
= III 40. wsi. kinney,
No. 27i AND 2s1 EIGHTH AvEEtE,
BETWEEN TWENTY -flRsr AND TWENTY-SECOfD
STREETS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

EXECUTORS SALE OF valuable Brooklyn
IL PROPERTY.-JAslES COLES SON will SCI. on
TUESDAY Feb. O. 1854 At u o'clock Il tie Cenmerci ,l
EEcltne. no aGs lutons, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn,
th. store lot and Roar Building, No 1914 lsy Mas
,,n lot % feet by lO feet sin. Also, No "a Nsaus
near Jaw brirt trout q story and basement Dwelling ad
r,ar buildings .tsbe for manufacturing pasposl 10, - seei
IN by 70 i.e,. Til, properly forms an l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

Aso By A. J. BLEECkiR, THURSDAY, Feb. IL. 1864. o.
the F,csnge Saiesroom, No Ill Broadway ~ " the two
story and cellar brick Building, NO. q oi.l. be.' oel
Wafer and FsoItsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
Bales 30 Gnrtion.

IA A sac,iou on THURSDAY Feb H. 1874 At 70 O'Clock
at tho E.eb,nse saeroom No III Broadway BY order Of
John Riley Eyecator, ONE LOT OF GROUND. on the
north side OF SD st. commencing rs feet Of 6;avanle
Size 25IiOo5 Maps tc tho hGc.ionee.s osee, No Il
Cednr.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
4 j. BLEECKER. son 4 90. viii ell at

A j. BLEECKER, son ~ Co. will sell at
~ Auction the following CURlOSlTFS. EEIlCs,
GLASS, &C. &C., belonging the ssste Of The lse ThOS
Ri EY decoased by order Of bis rscuors g. tk. place
lie FIFTH WARD MUSEUM gDTEL, corner Of West
broadway and Frsukl n-sl, silDAy, FEB. A. l6 AZ
O'Clock r. m: tie CInovie Picure Prnts, Gisss, Relics
Sc. now Ia the raid tith Ward Museum Hotel, belong
ins 70 he estate OF said Toma Klay. Some 81 thee
r1sss and valuable An0rg O en- the 'rInk
The M.rhc s,stu. II William Pie which formerly stood
Ire n,srse,ton u William and Ws.s in til, city; many
curious Indian imploneai. W,clubs &c carved Pow.
dr. Horn usad ri1s tie v OF the Revolution. oa
Keys AID Psdccts fns Cot Cia suited Br5s, &C., -.
There eiso seyersl tables suitable or h. restaurant
pl.r dgur.. .ded eagles &r SC. Thee er.icics b.
AL tue Hotel Particulars ~ Auetioneer.
o;,ce No II Ccisr.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

For further particulars. apny to the Aueticneers. or
RICHARD BEDELL, TX. No - Bond-s. brooklyn. or al
No. llG aud il3 Cherfy-rt., ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
A J. BLE&CKER, son & Co, Will sell at

THURSDAY, Fob H. 1864,
A. - o'clock az tho FNChsn1. Sarfoon no. III Broadway
on THIRTY FOURTH STREGT-rle tnrorttgry snd
bssonent bnci HOUSE and LOT No %, .,uth SIDE ls
fee, 10 niche, 0.hsy. House b. brow stone Trim
uings 10 good order aud win rent or 500 Size 20 iV2fg
10, ~ deep SJn uow MORTGAGE nay ronain OF be pa
off. The 4si. and Graid. oais IN ront q TIE door
Maps &c. at Auctiou.er office, No. u CedIl-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

4 j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at
"A. Auction FRIDAY, Feb H. 1t Y o'clock o. The IL
cha 30 salrIo0m, No. NJ Broadway. - 49,
SUPREME OIhT-Bf ORDER or PhILO 4. EtO-
Giles ESQ NFfEREE:
TESIli.sT.-Pr nise- Es. 1T. Is, ard 2dav.. 'ize
25tnIi0
Observation-Disclosures on 81 near day, s1e 3j5x-
2aiO.
WlsHrSGTON AND WARREN sTS-Nwr. Comet
TENrlisr-SS. 4It block.
Particulars &C.. 8. anctonsefs' 0Tce. No 7I,sdsrst
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COMETHING NEW IN MUSIC

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NOW Ii la d y
THE POPULAR EDITION OF
CoCHIyS RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION.
Translated bv MARY L. Boo- Translator Of De Gssparn'
snd Labouayos Works America eic Author Of The i'
tcry ofthe City Of New-York."
In this tion the ststisi, given N ENGLISH CUR
RENCIEs AND WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 50 that al
can sum up glance tie Practical Results Of fpiarc patton
No work published during the last ten years he, received
sael universal appreciation this from tbs pess a the pub
The FRENCH AcADg.Y tie highest literary sinoiiy 10 shs
World has bestowed On IL
PRIZE or aooo FRANCS,
While Pope Piss TX has conferred
AN ORDER OF KEIGHTHOoD
On the suthor in acknowledgment ofits merits.
Here the book has been usnicouy pronounced by our
THE isr4NDARD WORK ON EMANCIPATION,
Ind2ensable to ever citizen TIE United site, ., y
OF the Librlry Eai'ion and the demand Is constantly
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ever the question Of Emancipation debated The ST. Jo-
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Ennsneip aionis; in Missouri"
T9e isnds Of dom .hroushOu, the ration could do
pohing eieotua to promote tine o.a'e OF Emancipation
Aan 10 aid in ia circClstion"
s b. grsfsa to learn that your Efforts to circulate
b the Border States have been successful
Iii, fiasne as witness with regard TIE past
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al is me fr.t work wch by confronting IN. p.i state
Hents from which contradictory eoacoAlons have bee
Emancipation is epi0n tire principle that freedom
he bestfoundAon for industry and order
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4 J.BLEECKER, son g. Co. will sell q,

! WEDNESDAY. Fec. "a.
A. ~ O'clock o. the ExcAan No. III Broadway
FNECLTOR'S >ALk or VALUABLE REAL FSTITE
on I0IH-AVE., f2gD, I'D AND <4-H-sTREETS az
ORDER or Go. ". WRIGHT. epq, EXECUTOR
lOffl-AkE,tEJ 1ss on tho east side between I'D au6
4ti-streets. cacn 25xlS0 Gnciudi xIorer)
lJIH-ANfNUE 10. east side, between +1h sLd lsh-
| 80. Size 2szlO.
i2ND-SrRELr-lf lots nor sids Of t2nlst, 100 ia
Wcs, " lhnv each l5X09 e. ft9ri - j. 10 feet wide
S3D-,l REhIO lot. north slie commencing 10 feSt
ets. fith-as. Shr 2sXi00.s rach.
4ll-SThEEf4 ois south .de OF siths-, eornrasucia0
100 leet eat. o. l0ti-sy. Title perfect.
For uap &c. apply the aIc.oneers, No. u Cedsrs, e
to Wright Mouihew, 10. g Walst.
ALSO
ny OBDER or THE EXECUTOR
Tie frtCsss .-ory Eu-n basement brown stone 'front.'
houe and 10 So Zlg Wcai st., (Boon4s pacs) tao
side. shout mid. - between snd 9th-aya Lot
lGzt block h0usc ss ad in perfect order Has al :ae
modem improvements. Tie ne 0rhood both sides q
tae s;lee. s. boil; W OF lTst lass l.G.es.
ALSO.
BY ORDER OF TdE EXECUTOR
VALUABLE PaO9EBTY Az BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
POI q ground ., BidgepoT Conn, iato the %
Hotel, the north, Il Of Main aud Cannonss,
opposite the Connecticut Bank 81 tie h.aa Of Valet, COM
tanning than Is bet by upward Of 200 tsbos acIs
with The double bcs mansion thereon This popcsty cous
dered As most valuable psi ~ ne city 81 Ind epo1t toa
b sness purpo,es.
For Hsp,' terms &c apply to The Auctoneers No. =
C-la.s y. y, 10 iHADnGUS II. LAM, ess., A.,oy.
ney sra Counselor, No. ~ Broadway, y. \.
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CHANCES for Dusiness Ellen.

IGOR SALE-One Of the best established
y RAILROAD PATENTS In this country and In extern
siye use Sold only because the cannot Give Il pei
sona attention. ". L.. BARNES Agent, No. Sl Broadway.
HOTEL WANTED.-I wish to HIRE q
l. i SIIMER HOUSE, furnish I'd preferred shore or in.
land. Advertiser espousibo Address HOTEL, Boa No. Il"
Inbune Once.
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This popular ANNUAL contains:
ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for 1884,
Tbe usual CALENDARS Of San, Moon, ke--Nsv and
Complete Tide Table;
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PLACES OF PRINCIPAL STARS FOR EVERY NIGHT
n THE YEAR-Interestins to the Young
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ELECTION RETURNs-FrN AID Accurate Vesss Of Tbs
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UNITED STATES GOvERNMENT-Csbinet oGcss--
ooprsrne Court-Mnisters to Foreign Courtsi
NAMES and TERMS Of U. s. SENATOR'S,
NAMES Of MEMBERS Of the XXXvIIIih CONGRESS;
ABSTRACT Of LAWS passed al the Last Sessoa Of Con
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STATE GovERNoRS-Tsms Of Elections. 10;
REBEL GOVERNMENT;
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AREA. POPULATION. ARMY, NAVY, COMMERCE,
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THE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF EUROPE:
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4 J. BLEECEER, son & Co., will cell
"A. Az .nction TTfsDsY Feb "a AZ 4, o'clock AZ the
Exchange Saesroo No III oswsy tie valuable 3story
Brs HOUSE snd LOI No lo5 frneest north side, bets
Me. aid Jrseue House 2jxss. lot 23xloJ The hous6
4. well built END n good order portion remain %
Bond and gr.g 1T cent Maps kc, I No II Cedssst
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Tsos WITCH, Aucioneer.

Tsos WITCH, Auciopesr
4 DMINISThATORs and COMMITTEE
"A SALE Of valuable Household Purnlure on q UESDAYs
Feb o. 1854 1t 10 ct No. i3l Wss. s2dsl consisting %
Rosewood PsIor and Chamber Fnmtore. OAK Dining Room
furniture Broures stsusy, Svrrwme, Velvet Tapestry sna
Bus5e Carpets PSr and Msus Mrors Bro.a.c- Reps snd
Lace Curtains ie &c Al.o, 81 o. lsodd Frerce
Carriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

4 j. BLEECKRR, SON 4 Co. will sell Of
Ns auction. TUESDAY. Fcb. q q. Is o'clock :. IL,
EIchsng- saieuooui, No III broadway;
on S.D-sf-5 LOTS on TIL souib side commencing %
fesi west Of Avenue Il siEe l5rlu2.2 zach.
o: AVENUE B-l LOTS on tie west eide commencing
At Tho south westerly o 6li. size " comsr Lot 258
~ d)eniuing Lot 25ezS Maps &c, The A1coneeTs
o.tce, 40. II Csiaf, "a dining BANK Of Con.nrEce.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

Prime mess best was quiet, and prices were nominal
Cut cats In moderate demand sales OF Ito pkge
at l5hc l6<c for shoulders and lSc. for hams The
lard market opened easier and heavy but closed
rather more active and rmer; sales 900 bbls al 2Sc
"a &c. including Q lot OF very choice at 24hc; also
1900 bbs for September delivery at 24c 24a But
Ter was quiet, with some irreguiarity In prices we
quote 43c . b5c. for Ohio and SOC. b5c. for state
Cheese was quiet and more or less nomnI at 2oc zc
for common 10 prime.
RlE-Market duii at Is !. l6c. for Rangoon.
SUGAR du and heavy, aud sales TO report.
Fair refining may be quoted at 20 refined was only IN
moderate demand, but firm.
TAILow scarcely SO 6rm Sales OF rs, 600 bs al
I9tsc. l94c
WnIskEy. Receipts, IT bbis The market continued
depressed with sales OF 200 bbs at 81 SO 81 ST. CLOS
ing al the inside price.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SAItRnAY, Sept. 8, lSGJ.
AsnEs-Recepts, none. Sales 80 bbls pots sl3 so:
pears remain nominGlly al SIS so.
REApsrUfFs.Reccipts, 5,3l9 bbs. four es bbs. and
427 bags corn meal 1860 bushels wheat, ID 900 do
corn, and ii 400 10. Tie droo IN gold in con.
With the fall os Atlanta crushed out the specua-
tive fever the aoHr market, which becoming ram
pant and With no demand outside Of the legitimate re.
quircments Of the home trade, prices fell 20c = 35c
with more sellers than buyers at tic decline The days
business comprised $500 obls State aud Western 500
Southern, and $50 Canadian. In rye -four and corn
meal no sales transpired and prices nominal We
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

OF paper onseng The rates hsys been generally from
eight twelve per cent.
Foreign exchange has been more active than II was
last week chiefly speculative account and At rates
almost variable gold Bankers sterling bills, az
sgh quoted at from $50 20 276 in currency The
demand for commercial bills better from 2a0 to
2G5.
The following the quotations for railroad aud mis-.
ceaneous gold and government securities a, the
close OF each OF the past four weeks
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
CORPORATION NOTICES,

rVoRpoRA ron NOTICE-PuIiC NOTICE Is HERE
u Sy given that sale of proper according 70 law for
cons,rucsisg Ac will take place a. public auction.
81 the Omya ip the city Of New York, on Monday the
s and Be- continued frsm ay 70 day until the whole sn,
& pub In the New isrk Daiy News daily newspa-
per printed and published In the city o. New York. copies
sncs Of the Daily News ~ order q the Com g,roler
AUGUSTUS PuRDY. Clerk ot Arreara
Department Of Enasce. Bureau Of ArrsarA August