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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-11

Cor 1T QUICK. A party of banjo
players and vocalists performed b" The
New Year of Jubilee, 1.-THE Boston par
ody-" Say, fellers, hab you seen de
King, wild de mufftash ON his face .
gwine down de street on Sunday morn.
in, wild sort oh warlike pace ?n-last
evening, under our window. This was
doing very well, In view of the circum-
stance that the song was printed for the
first time in Virginia in yesterday q
Post
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
GREAT GIFT SALE
'i OF THE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
jewelers. Association. Ii.

Capital. $lOOOOOO
DEPOT, NO. 1871 BROADWAY.
An immense stock Of Pianos, Watches, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods, all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each with
ont regard to value and not to be paid for Till yon see
what you will receive.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and Its value, are
placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed One of these
envelopes will be sent by mail to address receipt
Of 20 cents Ave for 81 eleven % thirty for ST. sixty
five for so, and one hundred for S15.
On receipt Of the Certificate you will what you are
going to have and then is ut your option to pay the
dollar and take the article not. Purchasers may thus
obtain aGold Watch, Diamond Ring, Piano, Sewing
Machine any set of Jewelry list for 81 and in
they get less than One Dollars worth, as
there blanks. ma za54.ffs
Agents wanted in every town in the, country
ry person can make $40 day selling our Certificates in
the greatest sale of Jewelry known
SEMI % cents for Certificate, which will inform you
what you obtain for 81. At the time get
Circular containing full list ind particulars also TERMS
AGENTS. Address :,
JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO.,
novs-2m No. 1871 Broadway, New York.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NORFOLK, NOVEMBER 10.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Baltimore,
Steamer James T. Brady, Lauds, Baltimore.
Steamer Magenta, Raulslr. Richmond
Steamer Thomas Cofiyer, Mitchell, Richmond.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia.
Steamer Pioneer, Foster, Newbern.
Schooner Ocean Wave, zcltff. New York.
Schooner Robert Franklin, Spedder, Baltimore.
Schooner George aud William, Owens, baltimore.
Schooner Satella, Chase, Bristol, t.t -
Schooner W.P Orr, Chambers, Petersburg.
Schooner Swift, Banks, Baltimore.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer James 7. Brady, I4.nds, Baltimore.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer City Point Talbot, Richmond
Steamer Thomas A. Morgan, Edgar, Richmond.
Steamer Eous, MeCariek, Matthews county.
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
One bottle equivalent In strength to one gallon OF the
Syrup Of Detection. .
II reaches the scat Of disease Immediately expelling
all HUMORS OF THE BLOOD and
BEAUTIFYlNa TIE COMPLEXION.
These articles being Of such strength, the dose Is ex
ceedngy small From this fact Is used In the United
States Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Institutions
throughout the land.
kS- Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
A1- Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other. Et
BE- Cut out the advertisement and send for 1t, and by
this means avoid Counterfeit. Oct14-lm
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PRIVATE SALES

-
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
FOR SALE lsEff
We offer for sale "a d ! J l.
THE WATER LOTS
South side Wide Water street. with mont Oh the sal"
street Of (30T) three hundred and seven feet.
THE TWO WIIARVES -
are known as Taylors and Wrghs's, extending % the
Port Wardeus line
These Piers, with some repair could he made to
ACCOMMODATE SIX TO EIGHT VESSELS, ALLOW.
ING EACH TO DISCHARGE. A CARGO AT TIE
SAME MOMENT.
Au advantage not possessed by any other Water pro
perty in the city, tl.r,f
d ~ ALSO,
One lot 3 w. Of Madison aud Wide Water streets
having front the former Of III feet and the latter
43 feet. ti.f -
sfft - tlHff AND
The adjoining lot, having front Of l3 feet on Wide
Wster street, and depth Of leo feet. t %
Plot Of survey he at Office No II Roanoke
sqiate "a b. = .
= 81 Wake 4 CIIAMBERLAINE.
ecti2-im Real Estate Agents.
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(Bost0n Hsrdld.l

ave do not like to advertise worthless wares or ar
cles calculated deceive readers; and when we
an advertiser like Mr.. Helmbold whom have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising year to
ven until he the largest advertiser the United
States satisfied that the statements in regard to
his articles must b. correct" Is4
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Ruchu

Gravel and Dropscai Swellings existing In Men,
Women, or Children; in fact ALL DISEASES requiring
the aid Of Diurec 1t Is the greatest Tonic and Du
retc knownperfecty safe pleasant in taste and odor
and immediate IN its action.
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MAYORS COURT. The Mayor now
holds forth in his own Court Room,
which has undergone quite an interest
ing change, for better appearance, and
comfort of all concerned. 4aps
The watch report the arrest of a SOL
der, who was turned over to the Militia
ry Court.
Several cases of action for debt were
before the Court, but of no interest to
the public.
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NY OBJECT

in this notice ia to make the facts known TO the public
and respectable dealers believing, after many years
exerons that the Druggists will discountenance snet
proceedings and that the reputation of my articles may
not de damaged by the Of inferior or spurious ones
Knowing that many may read this article who are I'M
acquainted with me- append lew remarks from those
of my native city, and whose names are known IN all
parts Of the world: 1914
Being personally acquainted with Mr. II. T. II elu-
bold 1t affords me pleasure in stating have been hnost
fayoraby impressed with his energy and integrity, and
gatifed nj his success"
VIM WEIGHTMAN,
I'D r Firm Of Powers & WRIGITxAS,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
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VALUABLE II I M B f r LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE "a

FARMS FOR SALE. "
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
LIST. A Farm Of l25 acres, miles from Norfolk;
ID. A Farm Of 400 acres, Id miles from Norfolk.
3d. Farm of SO acres In Nansemund county.
9th. Farm Of 1000 acres, 25 miles from Norfolk
9th. Tract of Wood Land 2s00 acres, 20 miles from
Norfolk ua6l
sth. One Farm of 90 acres, u miles from Norfolk. 20
9th. One Farm Of o. acres, 81 miles from Norfolk Norfolk,
lth. One Tract Of Lend (half cleared Of 70 acres
miles from Norfolk stf4aL5aa aHN ~
18th Farm Of 1000 Acres, u miles from city.
18th. A Farm Of liz Acres, Il miles from city, ~
10th. Farm of 800 Acres, ls miles from city.
Goth. Farm of AZ Acres, II miles from city:
21st. A Tract Of Wood Land, 100 Acres. miles ron
90. A Farm Of 1879 Acres, 0 miles from city.
23d, Farm of $50 Acres, "a miles from city.
Oath Farm Of 1900 Acres, 10 miles from city,
25th Farm Of 600 Acres, II miles from Norfolk.
Goth. Farm Of 50 Acres 10 miles from
9th. A Farm Of 100 Acres, miles from
2sth. valuable Tavern Stand, 70
29th Farm Of 30 Acres, IL miles from
Both. Farm of a. Acres, 30 miles from
slst. Farm of All Acres 10 miles from !"
SD. Farm of 800 Acres 90 miles from I"
33d. Farm of 1,l20 Acres, 30 miles from
3itli A Farm Of 100 Acres IS miles from
35th A Farm Of $50 Acres, 6S miles from
36th. A four-st0ry Brick House. on Main street.
37th Two Frame Houses, on Church street.
3sth Two vacant Lots, on Church street
39th Four Lots, on Newton street ! s.
40th Three valuable l.1ts on Main street.
4lst. A Farm Of $40 Acres, 10 miles from Norfolk.
42d. farm Of l13 Acre, 80 :" -"
Add. Piece OF Wood land ia Acres, 80 miles from Nor
folk. -ttt = soy
ilih. Farm Of 100 Acres on Chesapeake Bay.
18th Farm of 265 Acres, 20 miles from Norfolk.
46th A Farm OF 800 Acres, IN Nansemopd county.
47ih. Farm Of go Acres near Princess Anne O. u,
4Sth. Tract of 200 Acres wood land, In p. A. Co.
eth, Tract Of 2700 Acres OF wood land, IN N. O.
5Oih. Alarm Of 800 Acres, on James River.
5lst Farm Of IA Acres, on Pagan Creek.
52d Tract Of $50 Acres Tmbered Land In N. @.
SD. A Farm of so Acres, miles from Norfolk.
5lih. A Farm Of 1888 Acres, miles from H.
both A Farm Of 1870 Acres,
Seth, A Farm af65 Acres, near Punso Bridge.
57th. Tract Of 1910 Acres Tlmbered Land, II miles
OH &. 4 X. X. X. .l
5sth. Valuable Brick House and Lot Church street
seth. Valuable Farm In p A. Co, Atlantic Ocean.
Goth Farm Of ~ Acres 80 miles from Norfolk, $780,
We have just perfected arrangements by which We
have facilities for placing lands before purchasers abroad
not possessed by any other hon'e IN the city Lands
placed IN our hands for SALE will be advertised free Of
cost. in Northern papers and In Europe. 40
Nearly all Of the above Land is near water, and
the large tracts heavily Tlmbered description Of
each win be furnished application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and salsof
Real Estate ON Commission.
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT 4 Co,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
aug7-H % Wide Water street. Norfolk Va.
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The writer reluctantly inserts the above, and would
not do he not stranger to many and concludes
by stating the Of his articles and the diseases for
which they have been used by many thousands witk COM
plete success 80 t
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=
THE COURTS.

~ MILITARY COURT. John Jones (col-
ored), charged with maliciously cutting
a horse, the property of Nicholas Butler.
Plead guilty and sentenced to pay fine
of IS, or go to Hard Labor prison five
days fine paid.
James Thompson (colored), charged
with stealing five gallons of liquor.
Plead guilty and sentenced to pay a fine
of $40 or go to Hard Labor prison for 10
days.
David Grimes, charged with stealing.
Plead guilty and sentenced to pay a fine
of$5.
Several civil suits, action for debt, de-
cided in favor of plaintiffs.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Is pure fluid extract not weak Infusion il the
one thing needfnl for all complaints incident to Females
For particu mans send for Circular.
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The WEATHER. The thermometer
at DIR. w. E. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Friday:
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w HARP FOR RENT.

One Hundred and Fifty Feet of INDIA WHARF, at
moderate price, Tor six to twelve munths
oct5-tf HOWELL
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ADvERTIsENENr.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

will cnre all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder Cures
Pains or Weakness In the Back Structures &c Cures
Weak Nerves. Loss Of Memory. Trembling, Dimness Of
Vision.
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POPULAR INVESTMENT.

IA -
In order to render universally popular and afford all
opportunity Of becoming interested In the only Home
Company Of this character the Directors Of the MER
ICAN INsURANCE COMPANY have authorized the
issue Of Certificates of Stock in Of Twenty Dollars
for such addition 10 the capital may be subscribed by
the first Of January, 1896
The Board have keve determined collect the said
subscriptions AT such times and per csHtage only tha
necessities Of the Company may require
II Is hoped that the business OF the ctyv take
hold of and sustain this enterprise promises to DO
safe and profitable investment Books open at the
0thee Of the Company, No. ~ Bank street.
j. @ DENING,
nov9-1w President.
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FOR RENT.
NOR RENT OR LEASE,

From the LIST OF January next, the Wharf Property at
the foot Of Market Square.
Also several pieces OF property In and about Market
Square.
Apply at
oct9-tr OFFICE OF THE POST
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N E w 8 p A p E r. 3
urABLE FOR WRAPPING PAPER-FOr sale at
this once. ocoi
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~Ou MONDAY the 18th INSTANT, and until hirthhr
nocu Train will leave Portsmouth for Suffolk, DALI
will leave Suffolk at 2: oe'esocb Pm. i. q. CHIC.
ssro-sf Agent.
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DIL L s OF l. A din G
- FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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By =. y. Fsi guscn. Auetiorssr.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF UN.
" CLAIMED BAGGAGE AND SOLDIERS EF-
fECTS-I shall sell, ut Public Auction in Government
Warehouse, Norfolk, Virginia, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
10. 1885, commencing al 10 O'clock and to continue
until all d sold the following list Of Unclaimed Bag
gage and Soldiers Effects which have been accommodating
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! OpyICE sEABoARD 4 ROANOKE R. r. COL
PonrsNourH, VIRGINIA, Sep. s, 1867
Az q II c. e
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M Ico! MEX COZ
$30,O00,000 LOAN
r. Z P U BLIC OF MEX co.
TWENTY-YEAR COUPON BONDS IN SUMS OF $50
500, $500 AND $1,000
INTEREST SEVEN PER GENT PAYABLE IN THE
M4ts ne CITY OF NEW YORK. IL
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
$4,000 600 TO De SOLD AT SIXTY CENTS ON THE
d D A R ass, .t49
in u s. Currency thus yielding interest Of TWELVE
PER CENT IN GOLD, OIL SEVENTEEN PER CENT. IN
CURRENCY, at the present rate of premium on gold.
TIE FIRST YEARS INTEREST ALREADY
PROVIDED.
THE MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT EVER
trgnHur OFFERED.
IMMENSE TRACTS OF MINING AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS;
Sixty CENT Of PoRT Dues Mposrs and TAXES in the
States of TAMAULIPAs and SAN LUIS PoTosI; and the
PLisHTED FAITH of the said States and tho GENERAL
GOVERNMENT PLEDGED for the redemption of these
Bonds and payment of interest.
THE SECURITY rs AMPLE.
$50 in s. Currency will buy per Gold Bond Of $50
$50 800
$500 " $500
5000 g" &" $1,000
LET EVERY LOVER OF prpupIJcAN TNsTJTr1
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MEDICAL.

These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over a quarter of century of
private practice, the ingredients in these
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New-Haven. 100, 800 (EI) ll.3Os m l2ls, (Exb
AGO. (EI.,) 3.i5. 40 aud 500 (Ex,) p IN. -. D..
For Bridserort. 100 800, Er,D no a m. 2i5' (ErJ
AGO (Ex, j as5, 40 and 800 (tI.,) p. f.
For Milford and stratford 100 II 30 m 343 49, p M
For Fairfield, Southport and Westpori, 100 LooA H. Asa
For Norwslk 100, 800, Ex.) go i3o m i7.is. GL,
3l5 40, $50, a0O (Ex,) m.
For Dar,en. 7.Oo 49,. u.30 m. 345, 30 SO p. m
For Greenwich 100 0 l30 3 IS, 43O, $50, 30 pm
For Stamford, 100 800 tEs $50 lL3o m l2l5, tEH)
300 fEx A, 49,. $50, 60 400 (EI.,l p. N. -.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 100 go ll3o
q m. 3i5, 40, 80, $50 100 y. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 800 (Ex) 800 (Ex, 800
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2.l5 tEx..) 400 p.
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 lEI.,) IN. (fI)loa
Ex,) Il. Is, 300 p. M.
For Connecticut River Railroad, 800 m (Ex,) I2l5p
10 Montreal, 800 D. M to Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and thkii Railroad AGO. Ell
For New Haven New London and stonington Railroads
eco a. M i2l 800, 800 2. IN.
For Canal Railroad, lab 2. IN. to Northampton
For Ilousatonc Railroad, a. m. and p. H.
nor Enursuck Railroad, 800 a m, 400 p.
FOR Dsnbury aud Norwaik Railroad. 100, so m, 40
r. m . =, -,
JAMES II, HOYT Supt.
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II ONVf ISLNNU NNIIItVNI' n 'NHo VIII
Il 4 leave Jsme.slip, New.York. as folovs
ore.nport Mai and Passenger Train, stopping a.
all Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head kosyn anu
Hampstead Trains $50.
1880 m. syosse, Train, stopping s all Way Stations
3:pp M. Gr.cnport Express, connecting with Koslyn,
Glen Head and and stopping al Stations east OF
Hick.yie except Saturdays on which days an fIua
Train will leave at D. H. making all the connections to Farm
insd which days tie Express will not stop between
Jamaica aud Deer PARK. 80
ceptins Glen Head and Rosyn. ,
30 p. IN. For North Isip Hampstead Glen Head and
Rosyn.
On Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point at 845
q M for Ysphsnk and all intermediate Stations.
o. CHARLlCK President.
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Amnsements.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

D DEE1eISgstE s ssS5: .. ..s
Mason: patent ven,ilstor daases 10000 feet oil p0''
air p'' m' &sW Is2ss' c5dL AND DELIGHTFUL
ALWAYS COOL AND DELIGHTFUL,
AFTERNOON AT D. EVENING At Ir,
MARE MARE 4 s sSTE MARE MARE 4 SSooTEi
sSEHSSsE E E.sEEs
MEDEM Ss R FSFSE4s D BIyEssSSss
tho ss Z osE THE THE Season
SS4sP B pR4M4F1s sARsyAE
whom Observation-Disclosures IA! R.iisffifsfs DOMESTIC DRAMA
DEEpLY- i!s,It DOMESTIC DIANA
mADrnAlsr' AADrIA1Sr' xADrrAns,
BELLE OF &4 e SAUBouRo.
TOUCHING sG nHGaaIAB1r PASSAGES, ,,,,,,,.,.
S SSSEs BE4N4Fsg sSRss
y yssEy4EEb ABILITY ABILITY.
rwoovn TIE 4 Se GREAT AMERICAN sy prs,rn
oNE-LEGSED DANCER, TONY DENIER'
appears Ia $500 x,oorn n.vcvo
The Celebrated Comic and Extemporsnsous Singer
w. b. HARRISON,
w. B. HARRISON,
In bis amusing comic songs and
Hrs AT THE TIMES AND PEOPLE.
MORNING AT II,
THE P Phil SsSSEs 4 sSD S S.sCE.s
PROF. COSPORESS, PROV. COSROnE5S'
PROF. COSPORESS PROF. COSFOhLccs
will appear In his wonderful
NECROMANTTC ILLUSIONS.
NECROMANTlC ILLUSIONS.
To be seen Of all hours, - - -
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT DRAFT-WHEEL,
'' CHARTER OAK OF CONNECTICUT
LIVE ALLIGATOR. 20 FEET LONG
HORSE AND RIDER ENTWINED BY AN ENOk
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONE.
PROF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CALCULATOh.
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN 0LASS.BLOWERs.
A GLASS STEAM-ENGINE IN MOTION.
FIFTY LIFE-SIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES, 3
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETTICOATS
Fat Woman Giantes Crcssan Girl, Living Otters Grand
Aquara, a Million Curiostiea
Admission 80 cents; Children under ten, 10 cent? ..
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. BENEFIT OF MR.. ~
LEyICK AFTERNOON and EVENING The dlstiDguMhso
American Actor Mr.. c. w. CLARKE will appeal.
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TINO CAPITALISTS!
PROPOSALS FOR GAS!
FOR THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND
oryIox or CITY CLERK, 1sDIAsAPoLis. Is

OFPIcR or CITY CLERK, 1TDIAsAPoIis IsD,
June |, 1865.
In compliance with the provisions Of resolution passed by
the Common Council the City Of Indianapolis at meeting
held at il. Chamber the 18th day OF May A. H., 1000
which resolution reads rs follows. TO wit; Il,
Resoired That the City Clerk be aud he hereby author
lied and directed to advertise for Iropos or lighting IN
City Of indianapolis with gas and for furnishing the citizen
thereof with for the period Of TWENTY YEARS nom
and after the third day March, 1906 aud that hs cause
proper advertisements to be inserted In the official city paper
And In one public n each of tho cities OF Cinein
natl New.fork. Boston and Phiade phii" . =,
CYRUS s. BuTTERrIELp CLERK Of the City OF Indianapolis
Marion County Indiana hereby give notice tst ssasd pro
po.aIs will be received at this office, Room No Glenn
Block for the Common Council OF said City, on or before the
fourth day September 1885, for lighting the sid City OF In
ianapo. with gas and for furnishing the citizens thereof
with gas the period OF twenty 2O) years. nom and alter
the third day Of March, A. d., 1866.
PROPOSAL must be accompanied with the names oil The pro
posed security. -,
Persons desiring bid procure copies OF the ordinance
regulating the lighting OF the City with gas oy ADDRESSING inc
City Clerk
BY direction Of the Common Council.
CYRUS D. BUTTERFlELD,
CLERK City Of indianapolis.
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proposals.
QuARTEExAsTERs OFYics. u. s. NJ. C.,
WARRINGTON June g. 1905. y

QuARTEENAsTERs OFFICE, u. s. NJ. c.
WAsBISeToS. June ,. 1865. )
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-Sealed propo-
sas viii be received at this Office until FRIDAY, the nh
JULY 1865 at O'Clock for supplying wood and
coal 10 the o. Marines Brooklyn, ~ y during the hsos
ending Goth June 1886 the wood to be good merchant
able oak and TO delivered piled measured aud inspected
points within the walls Of the Marine Barracks
be designated by the commandds marine officer, free Of
pense to the United States.
The Coal to DO best White Ash Anthracite EsS Coal fire.
from dust and weigh 22i0 ID to the tcn to be ghed
in, pected and delivered such points within the walls of the
Marine Barrack. may be designated by the Commanding
Officer free Of expense to the United states and both
Wood and Coal to furnished the quarterly requs
Of the Commanding Officer showing the Quantities
Qred agreesby Regulations Payments will be made upon
the receipt Of accounts duly authenticated oy said Command
Ing Officer. 80 -,
guaranty be signed by two responsible persons whose
must BE- certified TO by the u. s. District judge
u District Attorney, or u. 5. Collector must accompany
each proposal, otherwise it viii not be consdered
40 be- idorsed Proposals. or aud addressed 10 the
undersigned. w. b'sLACh,
Major and Qusr,ermaster.
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HUDSON RIVER RAlI.ROAD.-On and
af-r MONDAY, June 8. 1888. trains leave Thir'iethst
Station for Alto. n 1roy connecting with Northern and
Western trains. %. 30 u = g. q, 1890 p. Sleep
Ing Ca. aitaeed to and 10: 20 p. trains The6 p M
ran runs through to Bufo and Suspension Bridge via Troy
j. VI. TOUCEY, Asst. snpt
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l led 81 "A r.o IN EnNAL my ENo ~,
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, EIGHT
ZENITH TWENTIETH and TWENTY-flRSr WARDS
Notice is hereby given that the lists and euumeraions in
this district for the annual taxes on incomes OF 1865 and IL
and articles for 1865 will remain in
nv office objection and appeal for the space OF ten dsys
and all persons interested notified that will sit at my Of
fee ON the fret day of July and for five days thereafter
exclusive Of sunday and the National Anniversary between
the hours and IL Of the forenoon for the purpose Of
cevnr appeals and determining relative to any alleged errons
Gus o excessive Assessment.
All appeals TO the Assessor must be in writing and must
.pecy the particular matter thing respecting which
decision requested aud state the ground principle
OF error complained Of
A. ]. BLEECKER.
United States Assessor Eighth District
Office Nos. 239 and 24i Fourth-ave.
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Eeltures ano Nleetinss
Che 0urt.

FASHION COURSE, L.. I.-MONDAY,
June 26 at o'clock rain shine, the greatest TROT-
TING MATCH Of the season for $4,000 three mile hesta
Hiram Woodruff names the br. g.. DEATERi T. Carpenter
both 10 20 as they please There will BE- poponement
account Of the weather the match positively coming OIL rain
or shine These horses supposed to be the two best
horses In the country and the most exciting
test of modern times is confidently snucpaed Boats viii
leave Jauess Slip every half for Hunters Point and
from Thirty ourth ferry every five minutes In connection
with the Flushing Railroad. Special trains at 1850 80 and
23o returning after the Ferry from the foot OF
to Astoria Full and iii lent police arrange
ments JOSEPH CROIHEhON, MshAget'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD:
IN SUMMER hRRANGEMENTS.-O and after MON.
DAY June I855 Trains will leave Twenty sxhst Station
Tor Albany aud Troy connecting with Northern and Western
train. at II q IA. aud 4,0 o. The II train connects
at Troy with for Saratoga Lake George Burlington and
Rutland and by Lake Boats for Pattbnrgh Rouse
Point aud Montreal Sleeping attached TO the 4fO ~
train at Albany for the West. .,