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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-14

our stock has been selected with great care and
bought exclusively for cash We haIter ourselves we
can offer to the merchants Virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee, superior Inducements
We call the attention OF the trade To our stock
Cambrics, Swiss Muslin Irish Linens, Brlliants, Hem
Stitched and L. C. Handkerchefs, SILK aud Cotton
Hsndkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Wooden Goods
Umbrellas, Spool CottOns, Sewing silks, Buttons, No
lions in great variety, Taiors' Trimmings NC, &c
We are determined to sell these goods as low they
can be bought anywhere; and We confidently invite
the attention Of the trade to our house.
octlI-2wt BURRESS, POWERS YANCEY.
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BANKS, BROKERS, &c.
RRIsoN CO.,
b A n X r. R $,
No 10 New sTREET......................N YORK.
HARRISON, GODDIN d APPERSON,
b A N K L K s
AND
REAL ESTATE AUCT ON r S,
RICHMOND, VA,

Collections made all parts OF the United states,
Canada, West Indies and Europe.
Coin, Government Securities,
State, City aud Railroad Bonds,
Coupons, Stocks and Southern Bauk Notes,
Bought and sid OH Commission.
Sterling and French BillA VI Exchange negotiated
Deposits received on the mos; favorable terms.
REFERS TO
American Exchange National Bauk; Duncan, Sher-
man Co. Augustus Belmont 4 Co; Ward Co. !;
sturges, Bennett Co. Spence, Montague Co., s. c.
Paxon, Son & Co, Thomas Manahau, Esq, President
Fulton Bank, New York NJ. Day Kendall, Esq, Pre-
sideut Atlas National Bank and Fisher Co., Boston,
Massachusetts. sep2s-lin
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NOR BALTIMORE DIRECT.-The due fast ~
i sailing Schooner LAWRENCE, Captain o. .GtaSa
B. FRANK, is now taking in cargo for the above port
aud will have immediate dispatch. For bs lance 81
freight apply 10 A. MILLSPAUGH,
octls-Jt No Is NAM street, bet. 18th aud 18Th.
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p. 7. BARyUM
HERRIy0's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.

HERRIYGS PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
The most reliable protection from fire nor kHopn.
Herring x Co.'S Patent Bankers Safes, with Her.
rims FlOyd's Patent Crystalzed Iron the best Sc
cury against a burglar DIM ever ma nuiaetured.
HERRING & Co,
No 25l Broadway, corner Murray street, New YORK
Farrell, Herring Co, Philadelphia Herring Co,
Chicago. KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents,
octg-sm Richmond ' 4.
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STEAMBOATS, dc.
i L l. y .5s.<sss tzs5asz5
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
THE ONLY STEAMBOAT LINE By WHICH IRE
UNITED STATES NAIL Is CARRIED bE-
TWEEN RICHMOND, FORTRESS
MONROE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE.

The elegant airy aud swift Ar- class river steamers
N. MARTIN, Captain Livingston, THOMAS COLLIER,
CAPTAIN MITCHELL and CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
Powers, now run DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND NORFOLK, starting from HAshINs
BRIDGFORDS wharf, al Rockets, at $50 oelk' A NJ
making the usual landings James river going and
returning.
These boats connect regularly al Nof!oIA W!'h 'he
Bay Llne Steamers LOUISIANA, GEokVlANNA auu
ADELAIpg. for BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PHIL
ADELPHIA and NEW YORK.
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TANC CASTER q CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND RINKERS,
MAIN STREET,
six Doors ABOvE THE SPoTswooD HoTBI,j
Deal in Bank notes, Cold Silver aud Exchange buy
and sell Bonds Stocks and Foreign Exchange, Com
mission and make liberal advances the same.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS AND MAKE COLLECTIONS
In all cities aud towns throughout the United States
lsep2T-lm
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NOR BALTIMORE . W IlATANA SSSe-f1
STEA MBUAT COMPANY. -TRl-S:sssS5y Mo-
WEEKLY LIN E.-The OLDEST and 1a4.'A .A--AA-
ONLY PERMANENT AND RELIABLE LINE.
Leaves Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday aud sat
urlsy Leaves Baltimore every Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday.
pared To receive freight every day SUNDAYS excepted
and receipt for same.
This line, having three steamers per week, possesses
facilities for the rapid and safe transportation Of freight
aud passengers uuaqualed by any other line. go
leave here at Il o'clock, M, SATURDAY the lNh
instant. 90
Freight received Thursday Friday, and up to 10
@ clock, a. NJ, Saturday.
Freight Ia ken al the lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply 10 -
DAVID WILLIAM CURRlE,
Office At Charles 7. Workman n Co.'S,
.ut lg-3t Fifteenth street.
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TWICE DALLY.

CENTRAL hAlLhOADS. All dlLEO NtES-
TINU0US RAIL,
TWICE DAILY.
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad having
been put IN complete repair, are now running two
trains daily between Washins ton City and Lynch
burg connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at W 4shington, the Virginia aud Tennes-
see railroad at Lynchbnrg, ard at GordOnsvie
with the Virginia Central railroad 10, stanton
and Richmond, which connects with the
Richmond ard Petersburg and Richmond
and Danville railroads, and the steamers
FIR Norfolk and Portsmouth. Passengers taking
this line pass in full view OF the various battle
fields along the line Of the Virginia Central Rail
road between Richmond and GOrdOHsville, and
the famous battle fields Of Manassas, Brstoe and
Cedar Mountain, on the Orange and Alexandria
RailroA, and may rely upon making close and
regular connections with the lines indicated. Ee
CANT cars run upon this line ard every accom-
mediation furnished to make the passengers com
Portable.
Through passengers arriving in Richmond 10y
the Virginia Central, Richmond and Danville, and
Richmond and Petersburg Railroads, will find
Gar er & Co.'S omnibuses TO transport them he
tween depOts. Passengers have ample time TO
dine and sup at Gordonsyiile.
TINE TABLE o. Il A. K. Il.
TRAINS LEAvE
Washington city At $50, p NJ. and Z. A. NJ.
Alexandra at g. p. NJ. and 1856, A. 81.
GordOnsyiile for Washington at $50, P. N. snd
1920 a. NJ.
Gordonsville flor Lynchburg) at lao a. NJ. and
1879, p. NJ.
LyuUhburg at 645, \. NJ. and 7l5, P. NJ.
No day train on Sunday.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
Washington city at $50 p. NJ. and 5;27, A. n.
Alexandra at 455, P. NJ. and 453, A. NJ.
Gordonsville from Washington at lis, A. NJ. end
l2M.
Gordonsyille from Lynchburgl AT ll5O, P NJ. and
70 NJ.
Lynchburg at 6, A. NJ. and $50, P. ".
TINE TABLE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Trains leave Richmond al A and 7'i5 P. NJ.
GordoRSville at 1910 P. N. and i3O
IN.
arrive at Richmond at ) P. NJ. and A Nj,
arrive at Gordonsville at 1850 A. d and
IL Pm
No day train on Sunday
W B. RICHARDS, JR., Agent
Office 10 Richmond at Montague Il Whilaii
Insurance office, No. 22l Main street, and Virginia
Central Railroad Depot. sepl2-3m
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The undersigned have formed opalnerhip for the
purpose ofconducug wholesale ioDbing business in
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, FANCY
GOODS AND NOTIONS.
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FORTRESS MONROE,
AND BALTIMORE
HARNpEN'S AND RBID'S EXPRESS ROUTE


Leave LUDLAM i wATSONS Wharf, at Rockets
daily at q \. NJ
The steamers this line all new and their re-
markable speed is due TO their construction the most
approved modern models the fast Hudson river steam
ers having been adopted.
The superiority of these models gives hem great ad-
vantages the boats of the old style OF naval con-
sruetiou aud the newuess OF their boilers and ma
ehnery guarantees 10 the public their perfect safety
1t is hardly necessary inform patrons that with
their powerful machinery aud fine water lines they do
not require the slightest approach to tracing to enable
them to attain much better rate Of speed than any
boats ia these waters.
TheEew Line is composed OF the following elegant
steamers superby lifted up with saloons and
single and family staterooms
Steamer CITY POINT, Capt. TALBOT.
Steamer MAGENTA, Capt. BorLsER
CONNECTING WITH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY Capt BLAKEMAE,
Steamer JAS. 7. BRADY .........Capt. LANDS.
The tables supplied with every luxury the market
affords and equal rstcass hotel iare, and notwith-
standing the superior advantages offered to the public
in point of elegance, comfort safety and speed, the
fares are as low a. any other line.
Passengers transferred 10 aud from all Depos, and
Baggage handled Free Of Charge
They navigate the James River entirely IN the day
time thus afordiug passengers opportunity ior seeing
the Fortidcatious Dutch Gap, and other objects al
interest.
The proprie;ors this Line now negotiating lor
one of the most superb aud fast steamers Of the Hud-
sou River TO run on the James River, and intend 10
make the Line the permanent Institution Of Richmond,
and grateful for the very large share oparonage they
have already received, request continuance oiihe
public favor.
BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA
AND
NEW YORK;
Also to all points
NORTH EAST AND WEST;
For sale at the Office Of the Company, corner OF Eighth
aud Main streets, opposite spotswood Hotel.
a. w. SHAW,
Superintendent, Baltimore.
P. BUTLER,
General Agent, No. Fifteenth street.
l.. w. FREEMAN,
C.. r. JONES'
W. F. WHITE
s,pg9-tf Ticket Agents.
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RAILROADS, &c.

IS
HEEAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE, CARRY
VI ING L. S. MAIL AND ADAMS EMPRESS
THROUGH ENTIRELY BY RAIL To WASH.
INGTON CITY, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK AND LYNCHBURG ria THE or
ANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AND NlRGlNlA
CENTRAL RAILROADS. All MILES CON
TINU0US RAIL.
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MISCELLANEOUS

JAS r. BrRREss. JAS. l.. POWERS. ..JSo. P. YAScEY
DURRESS POWERS & YANCEY.
III MAIN STREET,
Up STAIRs,)
RICHMOND, Va.
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BY this line oder 10 the public through the entire
route from RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE, such accom-
mOdauoas a. cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. The
boats on the James River are unsurpassed in SPEED
ELEGANCE OF FINISH and general adaptation 10 the
business OF DAY ROUTE. being constructed with
large and open saloons above and sPenddy-iuInished
private saloons, for ladies, on the main decks.
The steamers LOUISIANA, Captain G. " RESELL,
GEORGIANNA, Captain 5. PEARSON, AMI ADELAIDE,
captain CANNON, Chesapeake Bay, have been se-
Gently redtted, painted and furnished. They have
ample state Accommodation and the tables are
always supplied with the best the markets Of Norfolk
and Baltimore can furnish
Passengers having through tickets wall be Conveyed,
with their baggage, the boats &" the depot in
Baltimore, free OF charge.
Call and get your ekets 81 the once ot the COMPANY,
al Montague whitaIls, Insurance Agents, No. -sI,
Main street, Just below the SpoIswood Hotel
Be sure and ask for the NJ. MARTIN, THOMAS
COLLYER, or the CITY Of RICHMOND, Ot the BAY
LINE, Rockets.
These Steamers touch A. Portsmouth going aud COM
lug. HAshINS biipotOhp'
General Agents.
WILLIAM c. SMITH, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN H. FREEMAN formerly captain Of the Curtis
Peck aud JOHN PoE, Jr., Passenger Agents.
sep2O-tf
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Ga aud after SUNDAY, the 24th instant the through
trsla WILL ha ruu J- follows
leave E.canaui dUiv |~-aIJy- excepted, az a. NJ.
aud g e. L 90 lu.t Creek sui new aud comfort
ab- ST. HEES o. Washington. arriving there az 2.25
Z. II pud ais A., connecting with the carly alter
l00u aud MORNING ENP"ESN TRAINS i'I Baltimore,
Philadelphia and NrN York.
Baggage checked thr0CLh to Washington, Baltimore
aud PhiAle. ghlI. accompanied oy Through Baggage
Masters.
Pi,sensUF, breakfast aud zap ct Ashland, aud dine on
board Potomac steamers.
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STEAMBOATS,, ETC.

NEW LINE STEAMERS. z a
NEW LINE STEA MERs
FOR
NnDEtnI
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VlRBgsITiRTA6 &C SE H71s1j,. s ga5E;;

Y RAILROAD -Thef5l, Ssse2 =. .aH5----zsssst-<
laying REGULAR trains will be run on this road on
and after SUNDAY, September 10th
a Mai train daily except on sundays between
Richmond and ~tauntou, leaving Richmond at
7 A. - and Stanton nc 7.l5 \. VI.
A night Mail Tran between Richmond and
Go7donsviue, eavug Richmond al 7l5 P NJ, and
tiordOnsvillo at 1870 a. u.
A tri-weekly Mail Train. leaving stanton at
Q A. NJ for the Weston tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays
The Mail Trains leaving Richmond connect with
trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. The Daily Nail Train connects
with stage coaches az Stanton for LEXINGTON,
WINCHESTEE &c.
The Train West Of Stanton connects With
st,ge coaches i,r ROokbridSe Baths, ROckbridge
Alum, Warm, Hot aud Healing Springs, and the
White sulphur aud Lewisbnrg.
a Freight Train between Richmond and staun'
ton connects with freight trains on the Orange
aad Alexandria railroad Tor LYNvHBURG and
ALEXANDRIA.
Freight vii ne sent 10 any poilt on the Orange
aud Alexandra e .lr1-d, thOut change Of cars.
Through tickets 20 Lexington, $500. Through
tickets 20 LynChLurg, 10y day ana night line e. o.
Freight Office at Richmond clc sed AZ 2 NJ
n. D. WHlTCOMB,
sepl2-tf General Superintendent.
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TURDfoH 900 hEl- Iu
" A>HIEGIuS. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA AND
NrW NvLk, and To
F.lom.uatru. Ilii4U!S. Lafayette, Indians
Bur .ust.H, lowe. Newark, OHIO,
Columbus. Onto Pdrkorshurg, Virginia,
tlrya.. ll. ..t.ts. tuiuc-y. Illinois,
ttucI.rtfr. ,salH Richmond, Indiana,
Cairo. u..uI-. ST. Louis, Missouri, Y a
y1i,fgu. Illinois. Cincinnati,
uavt.l ohio ST. Louis. Missouri, Y ia
Decatur f...- Indianapolis,
Detroit. Michigan. So. Joseph, Missouri,
Evsu,ef| .r. indiana. saudusky. Ohio
Irti.uar..I- Indiana. springfield. Illinois,
lows w. iowa. Terr- HGut-, indiana,
Louisville. hsr'uekyr Toledo, Ohio
L9Eac-.agt. Indiana. Ntuceuu-~, Indiana,
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NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL KAILRO AD.
Train, t.a-. Greensboro ''I Charlotte al 81 4. u
and 1913 2 q Train. leave i'T h3tetsn al l'.l' r VI
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RAILROADS, ETC.

UEFCT CONNECTIONS NORTH WITH WASHING
Toy BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YuEh.
SOUTH WITH TARMVILLE. LYNCABgR9s EIC.,
VIRGINIA GREENS BORO., SALISBURY
CHARLOTTE AND RALElGH, NORTH
CAROLINA
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PIEDMONT HAILhOAU-
Trains leave uauviie Tor Greensboro az ~ A. NJ.
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VIRGINIA E.rEtL RAILROAD.
Trains leave Richmond lt 2 h. ana rs p. NJ.
RICHNOSp. FE-pFRICE-sLEU AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD.
Trains .s.va Richmond a. a. 81 and 30 r NJ
.yoa-s On jaime. f.var leave r. chrI1ud az q A N.
Sep ss-E TaOS DOpAMEAp, Superintendent.
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FASTING AND PRAYER IN BRooKLYS.-
Yesterday Icing appointed by Governor Fenton as
OF Fastlng and Prayer It ob.ervcd, a. gene
rally, according to all outward appe AanceA the day
previous when the funeral ceremonies of the late
President Lincoln took place. The public offices and
a pRc,s Of business we're closed The streets were
deserted and, to- ether with the omhloms Of moum-
INK ever where diplayet the city looked as II It
inteoI Ia It's aspect for The departed dead. sor-
vices we're held In number Of the churches.
TIE NAVY YARD WoRKMES, who discon-
tluueI labor Saturday last, in consequence Of tho
death OF President Lincoln, to resume work to-
day. The carpenters Who have been On q strike for
soiuC timo have become satisfied 10 TO work again.
having received assurances from the Secretary OF the
Navy that their grievances would be properly attend
Cdto.
A NorSG CoLORED MAN, named Nos- Ncal,
while cu.a 4cl in pl'iuf tMblcius Of mouInin On
the school house IN Iein Httret. near Troy FycuuC,
fell i'auSe vi 10 ieci, and ftrllk hi- head a
| stone step lie not instantly Killed, but from
aIpv rau,ef cLuOt long survive. lie resided In the
| utI- hlo. hood.
4 MARRIED. WOMAN, named Walker, re-
| H.iue a. I'I fiyuouth street tooA dofe o. Paris
tIttu un Ngluo-tAv nj ht, and dioi Actt riAy from
tie odecis The dcceased leaves several children
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A NEW CANA young man about II
years old. who gave the name Of j. X. Adams, was
arrested In Jc.scy CRY, yesterday, on a charge Of
ohtainius money under false pretence.. lie called
several different parties in the city and Informed
them ihats gang Of burglars was fon; to assault
then hon "a It nilht and representing himself a. a
detective policeman. lie furnished the parties with
awritten order au horizins them to shoot the bur
elars then he demanded small sum Of money for
his trouble VIM. Buusted, In Berfen. on whom he
called, paid the muu -, uni then followed him out
gnd huI him arrested. Two bank c.Ccks, tuptHscd
90 have lclu forced, we're found on hls person, lie
va. cummIttci ~ the City Poison.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Creole, Hilton Heal; r. Clark
au'0.. Ben lV.oii, So oGc ID ClN,
SHlps CAL MdlYl, O,pheus 81 au,' u Bremen;
" a. net OF 30 John, Z, I& nom th'nt.
BAEKS-suushiuo, Cow BAY, Chifpa Malaga; NJ C
u, 90. Sleua; Xc,hgr OF Pot lrHiA uuu Mauiitus
John tAtNCr Mntan2uz; Hctmnd' le-holu, Embleu
LslGcGaE, Cuba; Rosamoni, NeuNitAA,
BiIGS-NiuucLnha. C.eu;1egos; Aurora do Mys-
IT,, Trinidad, Cula; 90 mos, hes.Ina . Elliott, Of
Maitland, \ ), non. ManzhniuA-
ttHOONEES- Empress, sackVill' hlhcrnia, New
Loud.I. W II michel, huiee, Nellie lalloG Port
land io Elt.TToI.; John SNOW, shuluc kmeliue q
Sawyer Poltsud Tor BaltlnoFt; Rochester, kenne-
To- L; AIltt, ltOckiuud.
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nRUNKENESs CURED.-DR. 2ELL's


have curoI tuoualudf OF cases, ami thousands may
Sc, l- saved 90 heir families and TRENDS II they tIy
THE t4ul~ positive cure. Can be given unknown TO
the pa ont IN coh q, tea, or other inds. sod only
AitEel 81 Hudson VI, y. " Hayes, lI5 Fulton At.
ANA Muc's II fulton II, BROOKLYN Or. longstsirs,
81. 80 Montgomery ~ Jegrcy City; Or. Mercer 22i
.guAd IT. newark - south ID ST. WiliMnsbuTgh
Y. .ce ONE DOLLAR. BEWARE OF MUTATIONS
SicAea The palIeaL Warranted, semi ~ aAA, W
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.

Published daily, Sundays excepted.
TWO GENTS PTR ooPY-l2 oEsTs PKR WEEK.
Delivered anywhere IN the city or vicinity. %,
mail: SIR DoNdrs pr ttU,-thIee months ios
81 30 six mon hs, az.
THE sun VA the originator of the Associates
Press Organisation, and has the finest advantage
obtaining ness. II contains ALL the Ne ~ Of the
day N q small space-easily read.
Weekly Edition of the sun
s published every Tuesday. Terms lin wrappers for
the mail II tesredl THREE per copy 81 per lgs
buRseRIPTIoS fHICK-OSR DOLLAR PRR YRAh
whether by single copy In clubs-tLs ehsIpsR po-
per ~ me LoTd, Postage on Daily sun By mall sOo
iueIte., al ~ year, Postage Weekly, &c q
quarter, &c year pay able whore received.
AddIess al letter. TO
kVskS 8, BEACH, Proprietor Of THE Sun,
Conex ultap aad hAssan siA-. y \.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-TO
~ Contractors separate sealed proposals. each en-
dors6d with the title Of the work for which II may 10
offered, the name Of person and date of offering VIII
be- received ut this office until III o'clock H. m. Of
Thursday, April 2Ith, lsGb, Tor the construction Of
the following street Improvements TO vii Paving.
with cohbe stones 10th IT. fiOm av. u TO East River
av O. FROM 1914 to 18th st. 45th IT., De-, seen la
and 18Th ave., and aTth It,, between Lexington and
81 AYES pavlne sith stone blocks, BARCLAY ct. from
College pace 10 Mest ct. Colstructinc receiving
bssns aud cul, erts and near llta sv from l4h 70
2blh It, and sewers in framework a., nom Neat st.
q Hudson River; SD 49, from 81 10 I h aves, and
OAK e., from James TO oliver ct. Specifications aud
forms Tor lids De obtained on sIpucetlon to the
ROIT, /. DARRAuh. a. W. CkAN IN, Croton
Alueduct Board. once Ctoion AIueduct department.
April 18TH 1855, 30
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tco.,lna>d yyom ns F-.t pag, }
LOCAL NEWS.
,Ew YORK AND THE vIcnlTT.
The Presidents 0bsequies,


f"s 10, r'liy years. ine wy i.' ,,1,
mnl.r ,aorued An edition While taade to the
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Of the .if-csse and viii he covers. win canopy Of
black cloth. er.c.sl, redwood reset "a q hlnck,
red white aud huo. on W' 'P WI" w. p-i''' say.
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The citUons ~ enter me East 'Asein'ht Geo. pro-
hand stars ''1'nE !" '"' ~, - .'' o. ''-
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a. bih' 10 ''aIc h''r-h""'y .i'" ''''''
on Monday 'h tool "r.Fs on l'e''n'' " '''
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win'low, oco'vcJ 90" Ttma''e from ''l'l ',''
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