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 WILLIAM PATTON, NO. 8 HOTCUKISS BLOCK,
TATHGcURY. CONN.

WATgEcURY. CONN.
 geOOK- STORE and Office for New York, SE New Haven, Hartford at.i Springfield Daily Paper. {; Iliust, atrd London News, Lon don Punch, and other Foreign Publications i; Leonard sco:ts Re prints of islacl~ood's Mag azine and the Foreign Resicws-an general Subscription Agency for tIarpers Magazine, Elarpel's Weekly. G,dey's Ll'iy $ Book, Mad. nenvrest's Quarterly Mirror of Fashions, Bon Ton. Frank Levi4's Publications, and all other Weekly, Monthly or Q"a:tui'y e'io''ieals T tilt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
DANCING LEss0Ms.

MIR. & MRS. H. c. sEELTE, of Milton Conn.,. are prepared to give instruction in Dancing, and will attend any Cotillon Parties. during the winter, to furnish Music. instrue lions, &c., where their services may be needed All fancy dances fully taught and explained For further particulars orders, &c., ad dresso the subscriber.
 H. 0 sEELYE. Milton, Conn, Jan, 1st, 1884 sws7s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
NEw YORK, July 23. lak;

hereby certify that l have suffered during many years from trouble in hearing-one ear at last became entirely deaf, and the other So had as to render conversation very difficult. I ann,ied to Dr. Lighthill, of No s4 St. Mark E place. who in short time. and without pain. restored to me the use of my ears, so that l can now hear perfectly well.
 J B1sco, No. 15s East 2sd ss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

little daughter of mine has bsen afflicted with troublesome discharge frem both ears, the result of scarlet fever Dr. Iighthill un der whose care placed her, has removed the diseha ese completely. and improved her hear ing. W. II. RAyNoR, No. 6 Pine St,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
Io@E,

EAN the 2d inst between Beach Street and
 V the Honse of E Gould in this Village. a small black Leather Satcbel. filled with Cloth ing, Portmonie, and varions other articles The finder, by leaving it at this Office, will be uitably rewarded.
 Eisshisld, Jxa; 7th, 1854. sswss
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
EVERY TWO MONTHS, 2 nd have'an Office, as usual, at SMITHS HOTEL, LITCHFIELD,

For the sale of their
 CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECTACLES.
 Their Spectacles. now so generally used and approved are the most perfect assistance to defective visicn ever introduced The PURI- TY and transparency of material, t perfect ly polished surfaces and skillful focal arrange ment of the lenses, admirably adapt them to the organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye, and producing a CLEAR and DISTINCT image of the object as in the natural healthy sight. There is glimmering, wavering, dizziness of the head. or other un- pleasant sensations often experienced in the use of ordinary glasses. They will certainly enable the weater to prosecute minute or crit ;cal eye-labor. either by day or candle light with
 EASE, COMFORT, AND SATISFACTION.
 Too much importance cannot be attached to the fact that Mir. Morris is exceedingly skillful in fitting the eye, which he does, in all cases, by exarnination-invariably fitting with the first pair of Spectacles, however difficult the ease may be.
 Messrs. Lazarus & Morris, really grateful for the very extensive patronage accorded them unailing and increasing on the occasion of each visit of Mr Morris to Litchfeld-feel confident that ss their representative, he will persevere in the same honorable, courteous and pains-taking conduct of their business, which has gained so large share of the conf dence and support of the public.
 fS Note the time of visit at
 SMITHS HOTEL,
 OFFICE HOURS, 9 A. M. until P. M
 ?. No Peddlers or Agents employed 31
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Nxw YosK. June IF. Ia63.

NkW TURK, Jule [, IS0d.
 Dr. Lighthill has succeeded in restoring to perfect heaiing my right ear, which has been deaf for some time, caused by cold As am obliged to cave for New Orleans in a few days those who wish to make further inquiries may call on my brother. As. II c. Potter, No 7s Reade st.. Grm Of Streeter. Faxon $ Potter, who will be happy to give any information desired. O. O. POTTER.
 Capt. and A. 0 M. Dep of the Gulf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
I AM CURED.

CT have sskea eix Aosos sf RAdwaya Pills ef tArse pills each, in days; th'y cured sas ef CsassrAusa, Indigestion, aud dyspepsia. have taken B--sA's, s--f.', end mary e.her pitts for years, and eeaA oa5 et,.in temporary rs.ss If stopped the uss s< [ ess l'ils fos wcsk my e eemrlaikt wesld appe6s. a.I "s.es Of R.dway's Pills cured me.
 ErEEN hc-SSErT, .. & c. q" ' hsv, suG.~Aa w;.h nyspessiA sad uvsr e. elr ns fvr yaars-hsvo GSsa all ssys ef Pits-- sesy would give temporary evusf IT, bat WIS letied to take them ali ths Have sssA ene bex sf IT, Rsdwsy'S lillA Ism eassd. have sss taken aparisc sf n,sdsiRs in Ei1 mentNe.
 c tJ1tI Irs, HsxharS, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
NEW Yosx Sent Q I2S3

NEW 1OEX, Sept. Y, I8o3.
 This is te certify that I have beeu afflicted with Ca;arrh for some years, which produced the usual disagreeable effects. I consulted Dr. Lighthill about nine or ten months since and at once placed myself under his care. nop entirely tree from catarrh, my throat ia perfectly healthy, and my health is very much improved. P. E NOLAN,
 Office Erie Railroad, feot of Duane st
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
Farm for Sale.

vHyHE Subscriber wishes to dispoaes of his E FARM, we'll known as The Town Farm, consisting of 200 Acres of valuable Land, well waterea. with Barns, suitable Out Buildings, &c situated on the Bantam Lake. about a mile west of Morris Center. and five from Litchfeld Center. For further information, terms, &c., &c.. apply to the Subscriber.
 WI. TURKINGTON. Morris, Jan. l2, 1864. St39a
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

Dr. L., is visiting New Haven at regular monthly intervals, on account of numerous applications for treatment frsm parties residing in that city and vicinity, who are unable to go to New York for the indispensable personal exam ination.
 The practice in New York does not suffer any interruption from this visit, as his brother, with whom he is associated in practice is there in coustant attendance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
" x,RAIS.

a-yeRBrN's WORM DESTROYING SYRUP,
 : For Children or Adnlts. A safe and very efaoAsious Medicine in all cases of Worms. It net only removes the worms, but the CAUSE of 4hsir great increase, by carrying of the mucus or slime in which they generate. Strengthens he digestive powers, corrects the appetite, and greatly improves the general health. Price E evns. 30y1
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

L1rcHrIELD Co. ss., Falls Village. Jan. 5, 1864
 Personally appeared. A. c. RANDALL. Cashier of aforesaid Bank, and made oath that the above statement is correct, according to his best and belief,
 Before me. this 9th day of Jan., A. D. 1864.
 S9t3 J RAasou SHITH Justice of Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
rAEs, WRAINIrs ASD rr'M,ma,

PIIbH, SiHAlNlt e AN fESA1AU3e Ace the results of HEs msaatsoa irssoA ef tAs e. saas membrane vi G.e ss~eia, isaA,ca ey efaaAs r'l.ilssA n,,erf.et rs. iastesa cf hs.,9 .hastveA t-ris.sIs n.sv slpsnt ssae .asisa ky thetr it..sEiGa - henee hs sFSsinp, erawPs, sxssehiE4 3G:"l, o'-s erss-ss. and tks frsakss fsiss eaE 10 t'S 1ri"r sst ida. t~et saS<rg, As tGhs shsas e..ierf-sGsME.
 | y1i v,ch avrii th..a srn-y saess whsaevH 2.iEstye ne 1T Ee E rsaui-s tsss ass. tf
 FAiiWkY'S li1LLAfIS fli2. THEY VII. PURGE Tu1ROUGuLY AHD LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAs. Ts seas .sics. with rIilB, may rsy ca q pssAivs cure hy their
 COATED WITH CCM
 CIAFED WITH GrM
 tUA1ED wffn e9M T.. H.iwsy's Fills sr- e'egan,ly o sted with Gs@, at. ss D-!e anas osn is tsssn st al tSaeS and sr larger Ill result from eslGs, II szp,sd te He or CaElp WtsGef sftsr taking tAees ii.s.
 SIX OF RADwty's PIIiS i.Yc pterred viser,ra s.acuati,n, in eaeas sf ,,kalnu..toA Of tGs B,~rs, Psraiys s.s Sc, A4ae E.,.i-- ta aiar'sn Ci iriecivs sud c,ha Eeeas eza T q. fses A aeas sf lizaWRy's fax will remove sl iis 's each box. ics fer SrI, es seats. ealA i.t h"igs s;s, Medicine Dealers and Stors kespsrs. n. i;-:ysry Agent has been turuishstt with fred snt lew E,sas Piis As each box is ensvs9z wah ice lnkrsvsd Hbe', take none others.
 kADWAY q CO,
 q Maiden lare, New Fs k For Sale in Litchfeld by R. Marsh snd F.. D. McNeil. lyI6
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
TCOmmnnicated PwIrn0uarysCOn A Gu.

Pulmonary.COnsll A Cu- FAble Disease IA CARD.-To CONSUME 'F1vEs The undersigned having been resto: ed 10 health in few weeks. by 8 very simple remedy, after having suffered several years wl.a seyere lung affection, and that dread "sAss, oonsnmrtion.-is anxious to make care.
 r. al who desire it he will send a copy of tae prescription used (frce of charge.) with Airscsloss .s tor r preparing and using the sam. Trox, ASTHMA, BRoNcaIrrs. CoueHs co1ns Sc TAs only object of the advertiser ;n sandiag the rrsasripiion is to benefit the afflicted, and Invaluable and he hopes every sn nfr.rs " ;1, uS try his remedy, as it will cost then, n,th.nn and may prove blessing. Partiss wishing the prescription will nle.s. address
 Rsv. 4. WILSON, william.burgh.
 Kings County. 4mA New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
DssN NATION.

YISHE f,iends of Rev. G. J, Harrison are in- -H vited to q Donation Visit st tho Psfson age in Milton Thursday, Jan. l4th, 1864, af- tefnoon and evening,
 Per order of COMMITTEE. Should tbe weather be stormy, the visit will be dsfcred to the next fair day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

DA. LIGHTHILL'S 8 work, "A Popular Trea t ise on Deafness, it's Causes and freventien,' v with illustrations. may be obtained of Carlton, publisher, AIS Broadway New York, or through any respectable bookseller, Price $l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
FARM FOR SALE.

k VALUABLE FARM situated about two "A miles Northwest uf Bethlcm Centre. con. taining about 1l0 Acres of plow. pasture. and wood land. large two, story dwelling house, barn, and other buildings, is offered for sale at low figure. The Farm was lately owned and occupied by Charles U. Flowers. For terms, &c., apply to ., ,,,, ,,...-s.-
 Bethlem, Conn.,, Dec slst' loOss stW
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
Posters,
JILL KIA.DS OF BLANKS.
K svs constantly on hand. and sold as

Kept constantly on hand. and sold as lew as st any ststioners in the State. Those wishing work in our line are respectfully invited to send or call and examine specimens and list of prices. Orders received by mail or express .atssnded to promptly.
 Address,
 ExeUraEs OFFICE,
 Litch6eld,
 Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
BETTER THAN oAIONxL OR BLuR FIJI. BETTER THAN CALOAEL OR BLUE PIlA- LITTER THAN CALONEL OR BLUE PILL
 l rr |

They s1.rNzs powerful icfusAss ever the liver A5d ;.s sssyspaa tiinz ea,onel, mercury, blue pAl; h,ure ths,r ta<rtacss In saSas ef Livsr osWplA,aAs ard sclcsn 13critiss Jaunaies, nyspspsa, Mlsus a. Ac., l,ssdaaAa, ac h ths treatment sf Fsvsn, sAG Ri.iers Y-,.w Typhoid, and etNer rsdaeing Fsvsra, taey sta su e-ior qniane Their infusnss extends over tie sys on, conTalag, reugshsning and bra iEg the relaxed and wasting ene ges aad rsgv. iacEg ali ke secretpns to ths natural performance q their duties clesrsit ard purifying the blood. aHd ru,gng frnn the systsm all tisSaatd deposits and isa- ru.a hL,incrs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
strayed CT Stolen
Notice.

A IL persona having unsettled accounts pA with the Subscriber, are respectfully, but earntstly requested to settle, on or near the lst of January, 1864.
 F. D. MCNEIL. EtgaAsld, Dec. 2ath, 1888. If 3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14

lev as st any Ststioners in tie State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-14
Nsw YoRK, April 10. 1868.

Capt. and A. c N. Dep. of tho Gulf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-05
sitsary Directory OF indianapolis,
indiana.


- - Pay pr Ann
r. Norion. Govsrrsor. Ofics. state House,
re<sdsncf cerrfr of Market ard lhnofs IS 5000
!. n Holloway. CcIo1ei md Private Secretary
t. GoeerntF once. State House. resides
vsfh Gostthor Noffon. .-.................. 2,0cs
!. Z. r. Tsrreii, Major ard Military Secretary
20 6csefnor. once. State Honee. residencs
Loves Block, On OHIO sfreet-.............- 2.lfs
7. u. Sch isfer. Major - Regiment Indiana
sssse Hoass: boards at Palmer Hoase...... t.Iss
az NohIe, Adfufsnt General II Indiana.
Onlce. state House. bosrds A. Bate Housr.
oneI .....................--.... 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-05
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court Of the State # Indiana, comprising the cases
reported in eight volumes of bacf0rd and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports together with The
Revised Of the State embC die in the edition
Svo. IS 90.
The first edition of this valuable work was completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time OF
publication edition, printed on fine white paper,
ready This of the most complete and best
arranged digcsts published and has received the
highest commentators Of he legal profession.
The Hon. VI. VI. RAY say:
'The Digest is as in It's plan and execution as II
to the profession. This is abrdgement of
the Reports but a genuine digest Of them"
The Hon. DAVID MCDONALD says:
at is no small commentator Of the work that II is
Digest only Of all or Supreme Court decisions which
have published, but also of all the modern statutes
now in force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-05

Of the Cavalry organization LIST Cavalry, 2sh Reg
I'd Cavalry, 45th Regiment 4h Cavalry nth Regiment;
'avary list Regiments eth Cavalry 18th Regiment; sth
Andrew Gallagher with the Army of the Gulf Ad
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Drp GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
N NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
fII J. l. K J. o. WEST,
NO. o. CHAMBERS ST. NEWYORK,
are the owners Of the Patent aud Exclusive Manufacturers
ofths
J. w. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
This invention consists of Duplex Tor twoI Elliptic Steel
Springs ingeniously braided tightly and tmy together edge
edge making the toughest most elastic flexible and durable
Spring used enabling the in Of it,
great elasticity and cxbenes to place and fold the skirt
when In easily and with the convenience silk
muslin dress entirely obvstes and ences the only OBJ
jections Hoop Skit the annoyance xrer as
well the public. especially In crowded ss-erbas carrsges
railroad church pew in any crowded place from the
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying small space
this entirely removes tho difficulty while giving the skirt the
usual fu aud symmetrical FORM and is the Hghtes and
stylish aud graceful appearance for the street opera prone
made house dress lady having enjoyed tho pleasure
comfort and great convenience of wearing tho Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt Tor single day, will aferwad willingly
dispense with the of them They the beat quality In
every part By far the ghes most durable comfortable and
economical Skirt made Merchants will be supplied above
AID ladies In frstclas retail stores this city and
throughout the different States
II INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC"
SPRING SHIRT
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STEWART VAN vLIET, ouUterrns.,er.
OFFICE LIoHr-HousE TxspEcToR

OFFICE LI6Br- House INSPECTOR
No. 10 Cedat.st, ~ YORK. May 10, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at
~ this ofice until IL O'Clock WEDNESDAY the 18th
day OF Jane next for raising replacing and keeping in their
positions all tho buoys In the Hudson River be-
tween New York and Troy Fire Island ne Lake Chsmpsn
and such others may be authorized for year nom The
st day Of July next to tho succeeding 9th day Of June &C
printed specific copies Of which be had by applying
TO .his Office. BY order Of the Light House Board
Com L. NJ POWELL U. 5. N,
Light House Inspector, Sd District.
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Go farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,
err W. Thirst Akin NuRsERYMAN.


IL HORTICULTURIsT AND NURSERYaAN,
Green Island iopposte Troyb .
has hand and ready for disappointing ge quantity
Of superior and hardy GRAPE VINES In all about sixty
eties-hs catalogue gives specific characte and q1se
Has also hand large assortment OF 3lhAwpEhkf
VINES OF which rpen Is early as the IVth Of May SEQ
Catalogue for details ,,,,upo =,
that superior ceeflated ZWETSCfIEN PRUNE 30 avorshy
noticed In and by Famers Club in New YORK ty The
Tribune ue spaper and The Country Gentleman speaking
of THOMPSONS GRAPES. the Farmers C,np say;
IL this Seeding that will rpen al Troy every year
with certainty then Il Ia acquisition worthy OF notice.
In the discussion Of the Club on the PkU NJ was
There are several varieties OF the Prune and TINS he Ewet
them at any rate Il the opinion OF the cino
that IL excellent fruit and well worthy OF
on general cultures the best Prqne they oSe
TO be careful not recommend anything not worthy ou'
are willing TO give this Pnne the highest
Backed and he by distinguished pooy %
the Farmers Club OF NewYork city tamaieurs as ven a. prac
s cutyaors OF Fruits and Vines themselves MI Thonp
sop comes before his fellow citizens confidently ocevn
he il able TO present them such varieties OF plants sha
suit their taste and choice urging all to plant VINE
or Strawberry Bed that In the OF or TWO years
most they their homes enjoy the fruits so
be obtained in the beginning and which iu1unanty sany
IN the end. =.
Mr. THOMPSON Is 1t ell times In readiness 70 attend 70
Gala for his services In caring for the Fruit Yards Vines and
Gardens Of his fnends and employer In the line oil his pro-
fesfion. "a, m
Orderv for his Vines Trees &C. may be eh 81 COL W T.
wrd Secretsry Rensselaer, County sricuura and Manu-
fscureIs Society," Odhce No. SO ls corner Ferry Troy
his house Green Island o. Canal and harks
| DAVID THOMPSON,
Horticulturst and Eurseryman,
| Green Island. N. Y
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orpsAscE OySiox, WAR DsPARrxssr.


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- thi. office until FRIDAY. the lTth Of June at o'ioc.
p M for the delivery. the New York Agency, No. ~
Worh-st, New York, OF 10000 CURRY COMES.
These Curry Combs 20 be made in strict conformity
with the sampler which be this office, At the
NewYo Agency except that tho handles TO be OF brch
beech hard maple They to be subec, TO inspection
the factory where made before being received by the Coy
enmen None to DO received paid for but suca as are
approved on inspection.
Deliveries DO made ct the rate Of no< less than 5000
per week 900 per day commencing on the 10th day oil
July 1864 They TO be delivered In boxes OF 200 each
Failure to deliver ct spesed time viii subject the contractor
forfeiture of tho quantity due at that time No bids viii
considered from parties other than regular OF
the article such known 70 ths Department to be
folly eompstnt to execute in their shops the work pro-
posed.
Bidders win inc,oss with their bids the written scknowleds
ments u their sur.ties their own signatures
Each party obtaining contract will be obliged 70 enter Into
bonds With approved ur<ies for It's faithful rx-cuton
Upon the award being made, successful bidders viii be mott
hed aud furnished with forms Of contra and bond
Tho Department the right 10 reject any al bids
n no, deemed sati,fseoy.
Proposal. viii be addressed to Brgsdier General 0eorze
d. Ramsay Chief OF Ordnance. Washington, ID. c. and viii
10 ndor.sd Proposals for Cuuy Combs"
GEO. Il. RAMSAY,
Bhgadier-Gensrsl, Chief Of Ordnance.
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proposals.
ARnr CLOTHING AND EeuIPAGg oTyIca. ;

- ARnY CLOTHING AND EourPAGg OPrcn.
No. 1851 II LL CINCINNATI. Ohio, June l. 1884.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
i until WEDNESDAY Juno Is, 1884 at O'Clock p. M,
for furnishing this Department 10y coutrac with the follow
Company Order Books Army Standard. t j
Company Clothing Books, Amy Standard.
Company Descriptive Books, Army STANDARD. q
Company Morning Repor. qooks, Army Standard
PostOrder Books. Army Standard:
Post Letter Books. Army STANDARD.
Post Guard Report Books, Army Standard.
Rexmentai Order Books. Army Standard
Regmental Descriptive Books. Army Standard
Resmental Index Books. Army Standard TFr-v -
Regmental Order Books, Army Standard. .a-
Samples Of which may be at the office Of Clothing and
Equpsge In this city
70 be delivered free OF charge at the u g. Inspection Ware
house IN this oity In good packages with tho name OF
the party furnishing the kind aud quantity Of goods distinctly
marked on each article and package. y s
Parties offering goods distinctly In their bids the
quantity they propose furnish the price and time OF delivery
Samples when submitted must Be marked and numbered to
with the proposal and the parties thereto must
guarantee Chat the goods shall bs Ia every respect cqua to
guarantee signed by two responsible persons must ac
company each bid eng that the bidders will supply
the articles awarded TO him under his proposal. -.
Kids viii be opened WEDNESDAY. Jone Is, 1864, at
o'clock D. H. at this Office, and bidders requested to be
present. MI.
Awards will be made on THURSDAY. June 10, 1864
Bonds will be required that the contracts will DO faithfully
fulhled To d t tI'- I
Teegrau,a relating to Proposals will not be noticed
tanned at TIM. office. 3 2. l .... .t'
The right reject any bid deemed unreasonable Il reserved
BY order Of Col THoxAs SWORDS, A. Q. NJ. q.
.. C. w MOULTON, Capt. and A. q. NJ
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QuARRrRnAsrBRs OyyIcs. No. II STArEsT.,
NEW YoRK, June 2, 1854 (

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until - m FRIDAY 10Th inst for supplyn;
this Department with Cedar White Pine unpsinted
water BUCKETS; slaves to be inch In thickness, II
inches IN length bottom be ush and Of Cedar White
Pine chine b. large and well bail to be OF heavy
wrought, be broad and Of heavy hoop ron hoops
be OF good medium IRON three to pail sample OF the
kind required may be this office Persons Offering
will please send sample with their BID stating how many
they can deliver per week and will be expected devor
Of charge at place Of shipment In this city The
privilege reserved Of rejecting any offers not deemed sdvsn
tageOus.
Onernss should be Endorsed PrOposasfo Water Buckets
and addressed to - -
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ouAarsnnAsrras o..Io., No. II Stat: A.,

NEw-YoRx, June o. le64. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Once until 10 FRIDAY 10th Inst. for supplying
this Department with the following Lumber, us:
% 200 feet 3inch best quality OAK PLANK leushs nom
% 10 % fsct, various widtha
900 ss2 tinch bes, quality OAK PLANK. lengths rom
20 70 20 fest, various wldlha
... slneh bes, quality OAK PLANK length. from
1000 iiinsS ionsusd and roovsl bs., SPRUCE. nd
7 inches wids.
10000 fss Ych toogusd and rrooysd esrpsn.srs slsar
WHITE PINE. 9, and inches wids, best quality
1000 running fst SPRUCE 6PAHs sssorsd, 4 70 II
inches diameter greater length. psedonnating.
The sbovs Lumbss VII b subeetsd 70 hSa nsDseton snd
s1psesd thst The partiss furnishing v dsivel aons
aids vessel ss Of sIpsnss 70 The 0ovsmssul The usual
privilege Il rsssrvsd Of rGsone any os ~ deemed "a.
ysnssou Proposals. V Be rscsivsd oS either Ham Of De
a and should be ind0fssd. Proposals fOs Lumber and
S.or STEWART VAN vLIxT. Qaxtssuutss
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90 Wbom it map Concern.

DRINTERS' wAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT.
III ERs-l have removed my Printers wsrehouss rom No:
Sprucess rriboDe Bu6nss to No. Is Fulton corner Of
Gold Cwsons buldlgs) whore sbAl b happy TO 80
light and expsc. Gil ord promptly and my prices
having eonasctios Vih IL Typs Founder monopoly !
g Others. - .re J. y. GOBLET,
Printer Warehouse No. Is Fuhon-se