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Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

OLD FoGIEs. We mentioned the other day
that certain cd Ohio Hunkcrs had chnllenSed
the nation to discuss the question of slavery
with them-they taking the ground that the
institution was right, aud consequently that IL
ought to be resurrcctcd This i quite a" en- en-
tertaning as the programme recently adopted
at Union meeting in North Carolina, where ne
a resolution was adopted setting forth that "a
We (the mecting) would prefer h,l the aoGll- on
ton of slavery to be grml"'|' iferhaps fn the IN
G.''"r nr on] nrrhans it should not have been abol
R ;sEod ",' t al but the fact remains fixed that it
has 'G been % a abolished suddenly, totally, iretrie-
~ahIy ,','i and forever; and it is time that every
holy. North and South, had heard the news
NT.nv Southern merchants are in New York
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
(PUBLlC-No. 1881

IN ACT making appropriation to carry into effect
IAN acg to prevent smuggling"
BE 1t enacted bY the Senate and House of Repre-
senGtires Of the United States Of America in Com
gress assembled, That the sun Of fifteen thousand
dollars be, and tle same is hereby appropriated out
OF any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro.
Praied, TO enabe the Secretary of the Treasury tc
carry into effect act entitled Gan act to prevent
smuggling and f.r other purposes" passed at the
present session OF Congress
Approved, July a, 1864.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

River railroad ON Thursday, for her home in
the Tar West, not knowing or caring what sort
OF reception awaited her there. 3"
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

Among the graduates at collegiate school
in Sacramento, California, this year, was q
pure blood Indian. He is a we'll Red man.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

A speculator, in New York, who consulted q
lost $50, ,OQO by following her advice.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
Gov Wells on Voting.

The " General Executive Committee of the
Friends OF Universal Suffrage" in Louisiana.
have asked Gov. Wells to cause registration
OF all loyal citizens, without distinction of race
or origin. before ordering the State and Con-
grcsslonal elections. The Governor replies that
he will do no such thing as be has no power
under the law. The constitution and civil gov
crnment Of Louisiana, he says are not over
thrown by the rebellion All persons legally
entitled to vote, and none other. can register.
Tie sharply tells the committee that their pre-
dlctlons Of the political consequences of his not
complying are not entitled to much weight,
because he has seen their names 10 similar
prophecies in the last twenty years that natul-
allzation and inIni grafton o foreigners would
as certainly destroy the nation Ha says
the cniancipatei slave has much to learn be
tore he can beco..e voter. and he does not
believe that tn franchise at this time to HIM
will strengthen tAc CIjon cause or the Nation
al government. lie adds:
,,'Shoad it pIc..sc Proyilence t. ft him IN
teeIIectuai!y fnr an equal place in the body p III
tic with the white citizen Of the Republic. a, Il
period much sooner than is n5w anticipated |
have no doubt all will rejoice meanwhile. it i,
obhgatory upon all to obey the laws and sub
mt without repinng to the popular arbitra-
ment on this and all other subjects
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

THE LINCOLN CABINET OF the original
Lincoln cabinet but two remained at the time
OF his death, and the third incumbent of hi,
selection had charge oftwo Of the cabinet port
toloS Nr. Cameron wl> the first to retire
from tn War Department. and wa, succeeded
hy Mr. Stanton, who,tiIl remains Mr.. Smith
fDlow"l Is r.-guln2 the ln-rror Department
to accept ;hr Office Of nted States judge. and
wa> succeeded b. >lr. U>her who III tjne gave
way to VI, Harlan. the present ;nrun6anJ.--
Mr. Chase resigned the Sacretary,hip OF the
Treasury. and Mr. Fc,>rnden succeeded him.
who ia turn WI, succeeded by Mr. McCu.loch.
Mr. B,air vacated the Post Office Department
and Gov Dani>on took hi, place and still re-
mains. Mr. Bates resigned and Mr.. Speed
succeeded hm aud still administers the Law
Drpartmenr OF the Governments All these
changes Were made BY Nr. Lincoln during his
first term, excepting the selection OF Mr. Harlan
to the Interior and Mr. McCuoch to the
Treasury and President johnson ha, retained
the Lincoln cabinet intact. even to installing
Mr. Harlan who had been appointed by Mr..
Lincoln and confirmed bat had NOT entered
upon the duties at the time Of President ) Ohm
son accession.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
OFFICIAL,

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
hSsd at the Farst Session Of the THirty.eigAtl
Congress.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

THE EMrREss OF MEXIoo The study of
the Empress Is in tn" rococcn style the chair
covered with dark .rrcn duua,k horlcra VITA
silver. At clock in the morning She rises.
and takes a ride ON horseback until : or >
Q clock, IN company with few aideS-dr-camp.
From that time until half past or 10 She at
teni> cabinet affairs. Breakfast is served at
hall. past 10. alter which she hears the now,
read by the Baroness Magdeburg. thr oni.
German lady who has remained in Ncvico the
Countess Iichy and all the others having re-
turned to Austria. Baroness Nagdeburgis is an
Intelligent and very interesting woman. th. on,
y friend Of the Empress. a> the Mexican ladic,
who belong 10 the court are 50 very Ignorant
that it is impossible 70 associate with them
From , till the Empress again occupie, her
self in writing. At Is She dimes. and unless il
Is a state dinner only four or five persons are
invited. Ladies' are never invited to these pri-
vatc dinners. Alter dinner cigars are htndc
round, and the Emperor smokes and conycrses
with everybody without cclcmuny The re-
malndcr of the evening IS WhIled away over a
game OF whist or umbre, but never for money.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

Many Southern merchants are in New YORK
CITY paying up their old debts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
Auction Sales.

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF CAM
i ERON House, At AUCTION:-O
MONDAY, the 9th DAY OF NOV EMBER,
1866, commencing at 10 O clock I will sell at
No; 60 Cameron street. the entire HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS Of the Hotel and Boarding House,
known as the Cameron House" consisting Of
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus. Washstands, Bedstead,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Hair and
Shuck Mattresses. Bedding, Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Mating. Tables, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Cook and other Stoves, the contents Of the Bar,
and Bar Fixtures &C., &C.,
Also, at the same time will be sold the IN
expired tern, Of the Lease of the House.
S. N GARWOOD,
no ltd Receiver.
DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES AND MULES.
e will sell at Public Auction, in front of the
Market House, Alexandria, Va, on SATUR-
D.Y NOVt MBER 25th, at II o'clock NJ
2 Good Farm Ho SEES Fine Young Blooded
Saddle ana Harness Nag, and Elegant Colts,
tw years and three pears old. Also Fine
two wear ID Mule, we'll grown. Terms Cash.
no l4--eo2w r. FRANK STONNELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore ex-
IN isting between Gee. Z. White and John
NJ Coughlin, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted by Geo. E. White, who will collect all
claims due to the late firm, and pay al de-
mands against It, ~
JOHN NJ. COUGHLIN.
Alexandria, November Is, 1855.
The undersigned has disposed Of his interest
IN the concern Of Geo. &. White & Co., and
will for the present be found at the old stand
JOHN N. CDUGHLIN,
no 16-2w s. and 81, Cameron street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

OATS MADE TO COME OUT OF THEIR
n HOLES TO DIE.
Great destruction of rats.
It is paste, and used Oh bread.
Every box warranted a dead shot;
As it will destroy all your
Rats, Reaches Mice and Ants,
Or you can have your money refunded.
Not dangerous to the hun2a: family.
Try it-and if it don't slay all your Rats, &c.
You can have your mon ely refunded
Sold by druggists and country dealers gener-
ally. Il. STONEBRAKER,
Funkstown, Md.
3. S. LEADBEATER g. CO.,
oc l7-3m Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHTl
D0CTOR WHITES EYE-WATER

mics yet known, and has proved to be the
greatest blessing TO thousands Of sufferers in
Europe for over 20years. Itcannot he too hig lilly
recommended to all men of business, especial
~ to bank and other officers, bookkeepers,
clerks, artizans, and all such as are obliged to
work much by artificial light, or fire; artists
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or fine
needleworlz. It will not only strengthen and
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure all infam-
nation, cold, or lameness Of the eyelids, but
also, remove the beginning cataract, and its use
will positively insure against blindness.
Price IS cents bottle.
''' J TTG DIENELT, Dentist,
No., 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists.
Jan S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AN
The MARKET this morning, was well sup
piled, but there were hardly any changes IN
prices to be noticed except that a considera-
BE quantity Of meat from the country was
brought in, and that the farmers sold the beet
at l21 cts. per ID, and pork at 20 cts. per ID.
Butter SO to so cts. per ID according to quail
ity. Vegetables as before Fresh fish beep-
up at high prices. Wild Turkies sold at from
$l.75 to 50 a piece. There was rather
tendency to a decline in prices, to day though
no lower quotations can be given.
The Washington Star says I've hear it
very positively stated that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have decided not to
come direct to Washington or Georgetown in
laying down the branch railroad from the
Point Of Rocks, but propos, TO Hsakt connec-
ton with the Washngton brauch - either
Bladensburg or Laurel This viii b4 lisa
greea BE news to the people OF TIC Dt>ir'ci
who had been hoping for direct line iron he
point of Rocks flefe. "hfreby VA hl1,}. ~
would lie proug It some forty nliis ueir.'r lie
W est ant M; thw St.rhaE .4".>. glss; aud
This {jista1ct, a,,lr!, ntl.tf s,.'e G The
completion the (5nnnellsvile E,a'j5o+.!, con
|is9 s:!. i4.f[:.s9. G: is1, Pl!E>]};rE. ~ '''
entire w es1 auc Northwest hroug IA PlLta3urg
--4-------1ss,- -tss,-------
Geo. g. Welderbarn, go, formerly one OF
the editors and pToprieJors Of he Richmond
Bulletio, has tssociat.d hiu:srii with T.
B. Hooe, esq. ana h nev flfn viii con-
duct business il, Til city, Is successors ct
the long established and extensively. known
house Of Fowle Il 60.
The oouditio:. Of JAS Burnett the man who
was stabb.d a. The W->te::l House, on Thurs
day night. Is We ageinlprt...,s by Dr. French,
better thin ,uld have I'=e1 expected from the
nature OF h> wound
The Provost 1ia.Si11,I Of this city, who re-
turned the hool OF fas company to Mr. Qu1g-
lev, Uel1t 70 Washington this morning for the
purpose Of determining from Gen. Augur,
whether he had acted properly or not lie
Will state the result u his enquiry this evening
------s-f-e- %=-a-----
,l'ea1e amer obligations to the polite and
efficient on"rat.,. Of the u. s. Telegraph in
this city, for frequent acts Of kindness. The
Office is at me Marshall House, where business
is di patched with .:reat accuracy and precision.
tits stated that the State Directors Of the
Orauge and Alexandria Railroad, will, pcoba-
bly,, be, syoh1} Minor Bolts, Of Culpeper, Alex.
Rives, q lAlbeu arle, and John G. Meem, of
Lynchburg
In our notice OF the banner presentation to
the Sons of Temperance, yesterday, Miss Kings
name should have been Miss Kirk
Mp A communication from ". e. Gaze
move. ESQ.,, has been received too late for in
sertion 10 to. days issue.
GOLD
New York. Noverp ser, Is Gold 1475s
p b. HOOP. GEO. Q. WBDDERBURN
Alexandria, Va. Richmond Va.
HOOE Sc WEDDERBURN,
ii Successors to Fowle s. Co.
GENERAL SHIPPING, COMMISSION &
FORW ARDING MERCHANTS.
nov 18-tf ALEXANDRIA, Y a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

The Provost >ia.<I2aI Of this city, who re-
t1lrnt q the hoog OF zes company to Mr.. Quig-
lev, Uentr 70 Washington this morning for the
purpose Of determining from Gen. Augur,
whether he had acted properly or not. He
viii state the result u his enquiry this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

N 0 7 G 2
GOTLEIB APPICH having thoroughly re-
fitted his establishment is now prepared to fur
nish his customers and the public with every
description Of FRENCH and AMERICAN
CONFECTIONERY, Ice Cream, Preserves
Cordials, Fruits, Toys: &c. &c.
Particular attention given to the getting up
of Bride and other Cakes, which viii De fur
nished from the plainest to the most recherche
style at reasonable prices
4 saloon expressly for ladies is attached. to
the establishment, where meals oysters, &c.,
can be had at all hours. nov lO--lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

We we're misinformea yesterday afternoon
sS 70 . reported Geographic dispatch from
eeeeretary Stanton, directing the books OF the
y / A R. r.. to be given up to Mr. Bar
pour . The dispatch was from Gen.. Augur to
:, Provost Marshal directing the return Of
:. .ae books TO the owners land it is now said,
~ esooks have been placed in the possession OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

The ooudifio:3 of. JAS Burnett the man who
was stabb.. d a. The WaGe., H,tl5e, on Thurs
day night, Is, VS.. areinfrt,"es by DR.. French,
better tn ii & ,uEd have !'=el expected from the
nature OF hi> Wounas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

we are amer obligations TO the polite and
efficient or.rat,G Of the i. s, Telegraph in
this city for frequent acts Of kindness. The
Office is at me Marshall House, where business
is dispatched With erect accuracy and precision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

!, COMPANY "A, 4th Us. artillery, has beer
we've, ,s.leVed from. duty in the Defences, and Is
o'uered to Fort Washingto ton, Maryland. Com
a. y, Of the same regiment, is assigned to
w. y at Fort w nipple, Virginia.
Zoe Post Office, at the Plains, Fauquier
l ; 1ea Va has been re-established, and Wm
8, Taylor appointed postmaster, vice A. Jen-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

ts1nO REWARD. FOR THE THIEF and
DlUU MARE.-Stolen, November 6vh, q full
FLOODED DARK BAY MARE, five years Old.
about is hands high star in forehead about
the size of a silver dollar; lump on side Of belly
near where girth belts hair on tail cut short.
BRANDT KINCHELOE,
nov 1G-3t Near the Plains. Fauquier co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

It's stated tnat the State Directors Of the
Orause and Alexandria Railroad, will, pcoEa-
bly,, be, John Minor Bolts, Of Culpeper, Alex
Rives, 8 Albeul arle: and John g. Meem, of
Lynchbu'g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-26
POETRY.
Prayers Not Pleasant to Hear.

do not like 70 hear him pray,
On Bonded knee abou, an hour,
For grace to spend Alright each day,
Who knows bis noighbor has no hour.
I'd rather Gee him 90 to mill
And buy lis lucklAss ne shhor bread.
And SEQ his children eat their fl
And laugh beneath their humble she'd
do no, like TO hear him pray,
LET tlessin ~ on the widow be-
Who never seeks Lsr home W say,
"n want o'srtakss you. come 70 me-"
Ihsts the prayer so loud and long,
That's uttered for the orphan's veal
BY him who Sos them crushed by wrong,
And only with the lips can feel.
do not like TO hear her prsy,
with jewelcd ears and silken dress,
Whose wtsher-wornsn tolls all day,
And then Ia ssksl 70 work for less-
Ouch pious thsves ! dsspiso,
with folded ktnns nnd air demure.
They liz 10 heaven their holy eyes,
Then steal Tho earnings OF the poor.
do not ike such soullsss prayers;
II wrong, hope TO e forgiven;
No sngel-wing them upward b. srs,
They're lost q million miles from heaven.
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Mr.. LincoIn,s Old Home.

correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune writes .
description ofMr. Lincoln's old homo In Spring.
Geld, III;
Plain, unpreterding and substantial, II 10 the
type OF Mr.. Lncoln's chsrsc,er. The shrubtciy
In 'front.' OF the house, principally rose bushes
many OF them plan ed by M Lncoln's own hand,
arc In full lea, and beautiful roso vine chambers
up one 81 the door posts, ard trails over the cor
nee. Lilies are sprnkled here and there, and
closely shhveh trim grass plats ran down 10 the
not picket fence Hurrn ounted the walls. Tho col
umns OF n" p,zs at the n the house are also
t"i1td with vines and creepers and the spple
trtes between tie house and the bsrus, shorered
the srouud with the pinE and white Of the bios
SONS, and hl,ed the afr with fragrance. There 10
little " The urnit, re In tie house which belonged
70 Mr.. Lincoln. III the honi psrlor IL whsi-not
snd tfnall marble TOPPED table on Which was ~
ngs bea.tifll cro.s Of white csmoliss. In the
bac< parlor which be was Lccu, .OiLed 70 use -
study, 10 his botk-case This WAS his favorite
room, snd hero be to,led and " -ote, unconsc ousy
pre- airing himself for the grea, mission be VAS to
iuhl. Ills ITO zen clio Cd 40 book departed
the writer Tie n son 10 fulfilled. Dropped Tie
curtain out the gttA for the drama Is over but
the gr'nt thoughts ami tc crest doe's that pervsd
Cd u are immortal. lsayy osken pedstead and
chamber set cOncluue the relics.
Wnrs the tongue Ia silent and dares no, speak,
more may 10 . lock, gcstutc, an innuendo, that
ftabs like stleto, and 10 more fatal .hsn the poison
Of the asp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-26
MILITARY.

a NEW LAW-SOlDIERS WOUNpER
Ia the line Of duty, or their heirs are emit ed u
bounty, LEfFERiS, HOFFMAN 4 co. ~ park
Row, Times Building New York s5O
NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Having been established for over thrce years in
collecting all classe. OF claims we have complete AZ.
fangenen's for settling accounts Of sos rs who have
Deeh dlscharged en- partial descriptive lirs pri0neu
other snearages. Advances made, IniormatIou
trails. Pensions procured. Back pay and bounty ios
ers Park Place. ISL
THE MEN BELONGING To TOSCO, SABA
20, Awasco, and all rhips ffon me bloc ke.e GA,
have their prize money by Supplying TO u 4 HiC-
Chamber ct, n. Y. l5i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-26

CLEARED
trHAMsHIPs-perriA Liverpool: Atslanta New
Orlonns; Mississippi. dc: Neptune baltimore: Franz,
III ladrlphia; Black DigmonI DO.
sulPs-Arkwrisht Liv; sandusky, ST Law. River.
,.BAkt s-Marco Polo, Bremen. Henry, Cadiz; New
York, Cctto; W lIolbTook, Mobile.
BRlis Henry 4 louise, PORT au Prince; sitia,
LineAn Alls.ro,, ~ John, n b.
,sCHooNrss-Pinoe Consort, Kinr,ton, Jam {;
h if,l Port 'r Prince Cmpsn, i!Csion; snaloa,
BANGOR ENrmpar llau'sport, :; tuion, Beau OFT
n Z; Milton, Boston; j Truman, fhilsdei phlg De-
h'eranee, Bangor, Ne.
fTEANsHIPS-hetis, Y Orie.nr; Carolina. Peau-
iort Granada, Chnrle.'on; Peuobscot. Key West. NJ
Cid, Ney hem, Davi. y orleans Futerpe, Whining
ton @ Nta Cruz, Vera Cruz, Pccshontas, pensi
SolG faepsco, New Otrqns; Adele, Fortress Nom oe;
Jhona scott, New Orleans.
slllPs-lorrr America Manila Elvir. Ovons, Of
Bath from Newcsstle, Eng.
BARR-schiller, Of Bremen, from Cron.tsdt.
BRlGs-Marsuet - Johns n F; BF Nah, ZsYs
samuel y Adams. Rene uos; Chesapeake. Neshern:
g. remission, Cic1tuegos; sparkling Sea- Cow Bay;
Harvest Queen Bermuda; Cosmos, HumSoos
,sCpooNfkS-Loysl Scranton, Charleston; Nan
THUS Bathurst; Minerva, Mobile; WIN MACY. nor.
,oli; N1fnet Mu,qussh; Amanda Ellzshothpott tor
Newtur)I port Conaeau, Ellzaiothport for Lynn.
Breeze, Georretown; Honest Abe Bo,ton: Avail
Providence Tor Eizstoihpors Jonathan Cone Bo,
ton; J. Lymrn, New Haven; Alexander IiendC son,
Soiwich; EInpire, nocIand; Anrelne, do Susan
scrnton Gteenport or Ms.h ngton; u = Drainnrd
Iortlandi lncu-, Nov London Maria whitney
tacsl nd 4 Beetec New London: Zinger, Fishers
Island; tC"tFe " tshngton, BAurot: Jharger, Gold
sprnr tof Albanr; Eignrrth. Mldic,own; Mitchell
itoVideuce for Albnnv; Fannie Hammer, Hartford:
lshonIA Saco' Wald, Calais. + IA Btazos, y Haven;
=, enNOot, Fort Ietie rsou; OREGON Rochlen'; YOUNG
cazsr, Glaeo lay; Nathaniel Holmes Nevport John
Langley, Mes Haven, 1homas Cooper, Newpoit fof
thHHbethpT'; v q SAWYER, Machisg TryAi, New
u a.ord; Nau ius; Nna'havnn: Ellen Bllmos, Fsll
kiyor ior Elllghc' hport G. A Hayden Essex; WILLOW
inlec { Nndfon, Trunton; MildotO. -; rhos
Is smith New BEDFORD; Copia BOSTON Tor AOrnyi
VI Hhdre'h, NEWPORT ior EizshatLport, Jenny
Lind, Boston; Bird, Newport, Eagle, Eocklaad
sLOOP-Poiutcr, Nichols, Providence, With rndfe
bELoW-Skip Alexander NaTshAll, Liverpool (;
schr July 4th, Port gu Prince.
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Too Late for Classification.
- EAT n n.

nooLEY-on Tuesday, July 9sth, Ann Dooley.
AGED II years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral on Thur sday
Afternoon, 18th inst, At O'Clock, her late resi-
dence Gil Fiah 81. ss6
JoNES-Aner short and severe Illness, at the
residence OF her mother, Elizabeth Jones' Ia the Path
Ger OF her are
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, iTsm Union Baptist Church,
IN troye, near Msyns e. Jerrey City, this tWeG
day. afternoon, At ~. O'Clock. 8s3
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roads ON and Gi.er Monday, Juao 6.h, rains for
Albany AMI Troy cuna'cung WIN Northern and
Western t-Gus vii leave NeS York rs io.lowsl
From lludto. River Depot, Both st. and ! IN ave Il
pot, eGth u. ana IN we. at II \. NJ anu 4Il pm
Tickets good on ether route. W. IA. NANHEk.
Bill w 40
STEASl!R MARY POWELL, FOR COZ.
~ ,ycl' West Point Co.nral, NeWbu!Gb, Milton,
s,syo9 s,ssrGDop, except sunday ~ as O'clock, "
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CEOTON AQUEDrCr nrpAn1,Ir

CEOTON ACUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ 10 Iron Founders. sealed pioyo.nls. cu5or'.I.
froPosals ioI Iron per-" viii III. name OF / Il ier
ana nc cate 81 ~ C. n'a'icn, viii Re received At
ths once Lhtl IL O'Clock q. o.. o. Thursday Irlv
~ 1868. for furnishing 80 ies Of cat Iron v,,6-
PIPE, 20 inches IN diameter; bon ir.t of Get Lon
ssor ops !! nShe, in dismctc-; isoSicct 81 ST
Ioa NNeI pipe' inches Ia diaLlc'cr; $3.50 lee *
cut iien waller p pc, lnchcs ia d.auc,or: EnI gS
tors 81 branch upcs and Ter 'peci . &c. n-s mo
spsihcaion- (which rll be ready on " .t.nesdly
l9h inst.l and blank iorms for Tho II can lr Oh
! DAREATH, A. ". GEAEIN t'folol A 'i,r,;
hoaid. once Of tiptOn Board, R5.uAdL Gu N ii
IA K July litu, 1860. S53
4 ROTOR AQUEDCCT DEPARTMENT.
- 10 Contractors ~cpl..ta selI 4 normal. ,,ch
oniored vith tue tee oil the no tie "a me Of Nd.
ms Office until III o',locs A NJ of Tridsr IuIy ssh
l9po for ne construction Of tie follow sier' I'M,
p.Ne.ent; w. scHct' in ~ o., be-. 81 and 9TH
ave- OAs a. LCi. Oliver and james sts; & TN -, bet
B9rnway and 9th ave; Monroe o.. bet nonlr otnrrv
anu Jackson st.; Orchard ~ het. delaney snI nv
lston Hts Madison 81, bot ScsmmSl aud lack .ou ito
and second ave, het. l-3d ami LIN ia 40 IN,
paVements IN Slst IT, hon Sd 70 n avs aud street.
Nest s,de Of Gtnmetoy Psrs; 50lh =, ON "a to ID
sNs; fbh e. IRON 9th 20 10Th avs: 20 e. from "A 10
4sh ava and West o., tom Hammoni to IIohok on
ana requirement. Of pNrts Of streets intersect'ng here
ed on APPLICATION 20 the Contract Clerk at mi, orc
T!iOs, sIEPliENS, kOBT. l.. DARRAGH. A W
ehANES' Atrys for Board. July IS l,Gb. sos
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
Repair, 70 street pa'emcnt'. Seated popos4ls
endoItou win tts OF SOGk name Of bidder and dats
81 Offering will he received until II o'clo, m os
iLursdayI July y h, 1868 for repairing and keepins
IN repair DURING the Teriod commencing Igust ist
and ending December 3lst, lSG5 an paved syennrs-
York excepting so much OF B.o4!wsy as is nov pavci
prescribed by this board Blanks fSr nv. pirse O ana
spec hcstions and forms OF the proposed az cement
ROBI. l.. DARRAGH, A. W CRAVEN Crata.
Aqutduct Department July 18th, 1867. s52