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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

RosnEaY At TAG COUNTY JAIt'---Sunday night
obbers broke open the county jail, which had been
nmptied of its inmaths, aud robbed the place OF
six bushels OF corn two shelS of peas, one bushel
of meaiSS and about fifty 20 ands of sailed beef
which had been deposited there To-. greater secur'!
by Nr. Daniel f. Ga dner, sheri& oil henFico
county. The loss is quite severe ont IN THESE
times of scarcity aad high prices.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

REMOVING The SAFES from the ruins is oW the
chief occupation Of those sufferers BY the Ore VINO
were so fortunate as to possess the salamanders'-
Yesterday the safe of Messrs. Goddiu. AppeFson
Harrison, bankers, corner of Main and Eleventh
streets. was taken from the ruins and opened IN
the nrcsence Of curious th7ong of spectators. It's
.,ntents. the books and pspers Of the firm, we're
found IN perfect state OF pFeseFva''on' IN.
safe, Of other business firms were gotten Out aug
opened during the DAY, and their coA'sn" :'"'' Nj
Is found uhinjV1ed, which fact is another ustra
ton Of the 7aue OF the article.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

+ WILKES Bo01H, who If reports be true, hSl
linked his name with history, aud made it infamous
f,- al time by one of the most dastagdIy as3assina'
t;ons % the century, is the second son OF JunuS-
B-3.us Booth, the great tragediaa, and IS between
tweatv.six and tweaty-scvsn years Of age. He was
BON and raised in Hirford county, Md, where his
ta.Aer owned aud cultivated farm. In early lie
Wilkes showed little ambition for the stage, oI''
inspired By the success OF his rCtAcr, EI|a b,o'A
he went upon the boards as member Of stock
company in Philadelphia, and about the year lo5O
he was regarded As almost the riva! Of Edwin. In
deed his "Richarl" said to suTpasS that OF Ed
win, and approached higher the rendition OF Booth
the elder than any other living actor At the break
ing out of the war of 1861, Wilkes was attach ed TO
the troupe of Messrs. Kunkel & Moxley, then per-
forming a: the Marshall Theatre, Broad street, in
this ctr, where he appeared under the name Of
!. B. Wilkes He went North with most Of the
company, and has since risen to some distinction
in the Northern cities as an actor. OF late, he has
been represented by those who knew him as a mAu
Of decided anti-slIvery sentiments; whereas, prior
to the war, he was regarded as sympathizer with
the South. Out of motives OF policy his views
and sentiments must have undergone change.
Like his father, the elder Booth, Wilkes some
times INDUCED in the cup to excess, and on these
occasions hallucnations Of mind would take posses
sion of aud control him they had done his father
who or one or two occasions, upon the stage, came
nigh committing actual and real murder, instead Of
the mimic Staying provided for in the play.
In stature J. Wilkes Booth is about five fee. ten
inches high, Of delicate frame,' and features oapa-
bic of being put in fine play; dark, piercing eyes,
and dark hair His intellectual faculties are highly
cultivated. A younger brother, Joseph is, or was,
a medical student in Philadelphia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

q DELIVERED THEMSELVES UP.-Yesterday morn
ing number of Confederate officials and soldiers,
foot-sore, weary and dispirited, came into Rich
mopd and delivered themselves up to the military
authorities Among them was Capt. Callahan late
cammandant of Castle Thunder post Edward
Folkes, detective Mr.. Undertake, clerk at,the
Castle and other small try officials. They we're
consigned u the Libby.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

his supply became exhausted, when another dealer
came in with cargo, and Immediately put the
price up to nine dollars per cord. The seizure
and confscation of the fuel of such eXtortioner'
would bring them to their senses and regulate
prices like charm.
LIST OF THE SrArp OF THE MAJOR GESEEAL Con-
uAspINc the DEPARTMENT OF VRGISIA.-breYet
Colonel f W Smith, Assistant Adjutant General
Rrav4t Lieutenant Go lionel Ord, Assistant AdJu-
tant General: Brevet Colonel Small, Cher
Commjssarv of Subsistence; Lieutenant Colonies
B Howard, Chief Quartermaster; Brevet Brig Goa
Ri Jackson, Assistant Inspector General; Col
Caorr. Smokey. Medical Director; Brevet Brig
GenP S Niche, Chief Engineer; Brevet captain
VIM R King, Assistant Engineer; LIST Lieutenant
J,bn A Kress, Chief of Ordnance; Major ) Il
stackpole, Judge Advocate; Major Payne, Sig
~, Oflcsr. Cant ain Fred'k Martin, Com OF Nus
tiers.
Aides-de. Camp.-Major S S Seward, Abide
c,mn. S-evet Major Hugh G Brown, ABIDE
Camp; Captain Charles 5 Atkinson Abide
Camp; Captain Thomas G Wells, Afd-de-Camp'
Officers temporarily attached to Stof.-Brig
Cen NJ Curtis, U S Vols; Lieutenant Colonel
I.,m Badeau, Military Secretary to Lieut. Gen
Grant. asor u B Scott, 4th Massachusetts Cav
alrv. Acting Assistant Adjutant General Lieut.
Col W \ Conovsr, Acting Medical Director; Capt
VIM Il Male, Acting Ordnance Officer; Captain a
R S Foote, Assistant Adjutant General.
P.ocost NarstalS Departnsai.-Brig Gen. NJ K
Patrick, Provost Marshal General OF the Depart
men.; Lieut. Co! Fred L Manning, Provost Marsha al
General Army of The james.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

THE STREETS down town that used to hustle and
hum like a hive with business and activity, begin
TO wear their old aspect again. Drays Gil the streets,
boxes, barrels and packages the sidewalks, and
men, with locomotive energy in them, move about
with velocity that is contagious. Old warehouses
that have been closed aud to let since 1861, are
o,ening on every hand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
John w. GENTRY & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

no. IS MAIN STREET, KIOHMO''D' -, -.
AyING one OF the arges. and mGs of the city
IL business houses in the eeauS, from cur friends
g .Sd 5e; Rs paSo ssnsay feeling assured that entire
satisfaction will be given ls-re assortment OF So
perior smoking and Chewing -''N'
Fancy Articles, &c. &c
nn1a-2M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

House RENr.-Among the financial complications
growing out OF tina substitution Of the Federal
currency for Confede rate scrip, now worthless, is
house rent, which was raised to an emo: nous
figure in Confederate currency. La ndlords now
demand that payments shall be made in Federal
currency in the proportion that Confederate notes
bore to greenbacks just before the Union occupa-
zion of the city. This would make rent still dis
proportOnately high, and the people are absolute
ly unable to meet the demands Of the crashing
landlords. Some military regulation of the subject
would subserve the citizens; and equalize the bur-
IDEAS which rest upon the people of this com mu-
.ifrr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

GES. L. S. GRANT, Commander Of the armies
OF the United States, was expected to arrive in
Richmond this afternoon from City Point, bat the
dreadful calamity which has stricken down the
Chief Magistrate of the country may call for his
presence at the sea. OF GOveln mens for a longer
ncrind.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

PaoruzoY !,pfvr FULFLLEo.--A correspond
ent sends US the following. Although many pre-
dic.ioas made by Nostradamus, especially those
concerning the deaths of Henry VIII. and Louis
XVI, have been completely verified, they are gen.
orally discredited in our time. This prediction
occurs in the volume second, edition of l609 It's
As follows About that time 1s6l) great quar-
rel aad controversy will arise in country beyond
the seas (Amerca), and many poor devils will be
hung and many poor wretches will be killed by q
punishment other than cord. Upon my faith you
may believe NE, the war will not cease for four
years, at which none should be surprised aston
ished, for there will be no want of hatred aDd OBJ
stinacy in it. At the end of that time, PROSTATE
and almost ruined, the people will re-embrace each
other in great JOY and love-" This prophecy, if we
may Judge from the signs Of the times, is working
itself to sure and complete fulalment. May God
hasten the day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

SUFFERERS BIT THE FrRE.-Each successive day
brings to our mind some omissions in the list OF
parties who suffered loss Of property ny the
late confagration In this city,. ibis morning We
noto the loss sustained by DR.. j. d. Hartman
dentist, whose Office was located on south Main
street, between 18th and 18th, over George Rus
kelrs trimming store. Dr.. H. was unable to save
single article Of Office furniture, or even clothing,
save what he had on at the time. He, however,
succeeded in getting away his instruments and
carrying them to place Of safety but subse-
quently they were spirited Off By some person,
either through design or by mistake, and have not
since been heard from. They we're Of superior
quality, and his profession is all he has to rely
on for support, the party having them would do a
good thing by returning them to him, at DR.. Geo.
B. Steel's office, on Main street, above SpotSWood
Hael. A reward will be given if necessary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

THE GAs.-We congratulate our citizens or the
resumption of gas prve ges good flow was
obtansble yesterday and last night, and dips were
at a discount again. Whether the supply is to be
continuous or not we cannot say.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

TAE FUEL ExTosTIOSERs.-We have come into
possession Of some facts which We desire TO bring to
the notice of the military authorities Mr.. Richard
Re;ns, an old established wood dealer IN The basin,
has, since the occupation Of the cry, been retailing
q. Az. dollar Der card ope day lat week
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

MADAME RUHL's CosCERr which takes place to-
night, at Metropolitan Hall, promises to be very
entertaining affair, judging from the inSsrume ntal
and vocal music engaged and the programme pro-
yided. The price OF the tickets have been fixed at
ono J,Ilar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

TIE THEATRE Vas closed last night, by direction
of the manager, Mr.. ogden, upon consultation with
Gen. Ord in view Of the gsastsl grief at the death
of President Lincoln.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
FIRNITIRE.. ~ -.

FDRNITt NJ, cTi6N
IL PETS, CLOTHING, &C.. for sale az AUCI'TGn ~,
On THURSDAY, the Goth instant at 10 o'clock, Sl
sell at my store general assortment oil ~"
,r.,.., -oarbIe tons
pier and Centre Tables, Dining and Pine laD'e'
4Wardrobes, Washstands,
Mahogany sofas, Cane and other Chars
Brussels & Ingram Carpets,
Large Tin Safe
Large Folding Screen,
Cottage and other Beadsteadd,
Several very superior Feather Bo1''
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Superor Sewing Machines,
4 Iot of Solid Silver Spoons ana o'A''
Several superior Watches
Double Barrel Gun,
An assortment Of Hardware a.,
Several elegant silk and other presses
An assortment of Books,
Cooking and 0 Their stoves &c F. 3. CoOE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

NIOTICE.-The friends and customers OF the sub
~ scriber are informed that he may BE- found at the
store Of Messrs. J. W. Gentry Co., nearly opposite 70
bs old stand who have kindly permitted him to offer for
sale the small remnant Of his stock which was rescued
from the flames JUN v. rhuI' IN
apr fS-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

MINUTE GUNS we're fred in the harbcE and by the
aect Yesterday, in solemn recognition Of the death
Of Abrsham Lincoln, President Of the United
States,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

FALL Of WAtL-NABRow EscArE.-Or Sunday
one of the walls of the ruins Bank street, near
Ninth street, fell down without warning, ard aIady
passlhg just cleared her skirts BY about two feet
Several couriers and soldiers passing, also made
narrow escapes. We perceive that the Fire Bril-
gade arc engaged in demolishug the walls, but the
work seems to 20 on very slowly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
FORSALE.

TINE KEY and STOCK of Iarge grocery in the best
location in the city Stock consist principally Of toosc
CO and other desirable goods. Price $500. ADDRESS
A. B. O., at this Office, apr 10"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

sxy Lady wishes to procure WHITE
w NURSE to 60 North with her Immediately to take
charge of her infant Apply on Main street next door 70
the Robinson Hospital between Second and Th-d streets
apis-it
WANTED PARTSER.-Bya good ics crear,
" AID sate- icss maker cakes pes &c Work
b. a nst .'.ce - - = o. ~. n. v. Postoncc,
pr iS-M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
ut your own homes

Thousands can realize 800 weekly. No utensils re
ouired .xcert those found In every household pron
loo per cent demand staple as -four 1t is the srea'es'
Fu,l naiculars sent on receipt of two stamps Tor re-
49, * 81 No "a Blocker Street. New York,
~ ~ ros,.os Address c. MUNRO BROWN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

METROPOLITAN HALL has been leased to the man
aeer of minstrel troupe from Baltimore, and will
open shortly with great flourish OF big fddes, lit
tie fddles, bones and trombones.
Mr.. SandersOn, of Baltimore, Till probably take
Monticello Hall or the Varieties Theatre and open
another place of entertainment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
MONEY NOTICE,

4 to buy COIN and. Virginia and other
An prepare1 NOTES. My friends and others
j. Southern bANn " do well to call on me at No. 2ls
having such to sell W. Brothers store Persons
Broad street 10. l. Sup E Watkins will please call
at the same place. ru"-' HEM C. WATKINS.
apl6-4t hcN. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
Shipping News.

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY.
Sun rises Noon saS (morn)..
sun sets High Water. 967
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

Tow HIMSELF AGAIN.-Tom Griffin, the we'll
known cOlored restaurant keeper, who lost both Of
his saloons by the great cOnaGgration of the Sd in
slant has determined to come out of the ashes
again. He has taken one of the large stores in the
iron-front block on Governor street, next door to
D. S. Huaard S Co., and converted the interior
into ccmmodious eating saloon, which he will
dedicate to the epicurean god soon he obtains
the necessary permit from the military authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

OPENING CARY SrREET.-This heretofore bust
ness thoroughfare, blockaded by the ruins of the
fire. is being re opened to wagon and foot travel by
order Of the military authorities, who have set a
strong fore, Of contrabands to work. The able
bodied among the negroes are not enjoying those
happy hours Of idleness and sloth they looked for
Few of them will be allowed to eat the bread of
idleness so long as anything be found for them
to DO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

The STATE BELL, in the Dollhouse, Capitol
Square now strikes the hours of The day aud night,
by order of the Military Governor 1t also sounds
fire alarms. The ringing is performed by guard
station ed there,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

THEMARkETs are pretty well supplied With meats,
vegetables and country produce generally, and
prceSare not extravagant, though they are higher
than there is any necessity for hard to over
come the old spirit of extortion and greed which
afflicted the hucksters and produce dealers under
the old dipensation of deprecated Confederate
currency
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

TEE ATTENTION Of Suffers and others is directed
to the card Of " Boaz" addressed to Z" Commits
sariSs and Quartermasters, which will be found In
another column
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

THLSKs.---we are under many obligations TO shs
Adams Exp e,s Company for copy Of the wash
iug:on Chronicle of SATURDAY, receiv'f yesterday
morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

b. f. B. Cook & Co., Auctioneet'
. NO. 70, Main Street,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

TOUsEHOLD rcurr FURNITURE
III AND n STOVES, &c
wiz be sold a: auction at the bSTs on wEDSEs
on 4h stree S al 10 O'clock her tire stock Of blouse
va Vi and Kitchen Fsroture-One gSSoow Will WILLS,
I'D 'undry other art'ce'' A1ctioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01
Amusements.
WINTER s GARDEN ZEN ,v,,v WIGHT
THE GRAND MILITARY DRAMA.

WNTEEa6. s GAMD ssS EVERY NIGHT
THE GRAND MILITARY DRAMA.
'''''''''"' CAMP SCENES
THE TRIALS OF a SOLDIERS LIFE,
by S. r. Fisk. entitled
Mighty s 1sffiyss p ENTHUSIASM AND DELIGHT
yE6 81 pES SEpMEpS sTsaFTS
ENcE. AND AT TIMES ELlClTiNG THE MOST W.
CIFERous APPLAUsE.-lNew York Herald o.
WIFE LAB iio BRILLIANT COSTUMES,
ITS BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL MUSIC, by Robert s'oepsA
ANU" SPLENDID SCENERY, by William.
The By s Tsy nI ' TIE BRtI%NcY o.
ME III M FIRsT scENEWrPH THE DISTANT yEW9E
PHE GEy 1F SHMRa OF SS ThAT
TITLE VILLAGE OF ST. LAyR REy RE THT Ekk AMHpfI
OF scESE E PANTNG We HAVE EVER SEEN ON
NEWYo pas Y sET,I!feHF Times
Mr. HENRY PLAcIDE.
PERFoRMANCE LAST SATURDAY EVENING EsTAB.
LsaEb THE SUCCESS Of NE PEAY II W XAS FE
f pHae& TksTisIfS rhs gS5sT ASfREcIATioN
OFFICIALLY APPLAUDED THRouGaouT-NoT Less .
IF AIS TfkYkf 81 MUr T 1EeS
5SfAh ESMAtP fHt stE yE FOR TIE
The other characters By Messrs. J. O. HANLEY VAL
COT, CLARKE, KEMBLE MASON, FAWCETT,
danes sEDLEY BROWN and WALCOr. il
The other characters In the piece were generally wel
represented-some Of them admirably. Miss ADA
Clifton Nina de Rsnxherg showed al the dig
nifty and decscy Mrs Waco made the part OF Geneveve
interesting picture Of youthful innocence and gentle
Miss Carr did not suffer the bevy of her role TO In
terere with the spirit of it's Interpretation Mrs sedey
Browns performance special feature The character of
Marietta seemed her the best opportunity Of the season
for displaying her lively and vivacious qualities No better
nj lsk
seca another instance Of equal pcnresqueness
equal fidelity In the important matter OF
COSTUMES Miss Gassiord the little child who appeared in
the faed her short part with winning frsnkness
aud intelli eence-IN. Y. Tribune.
Doors open at commence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

OFFICE OF rHK CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD 90
CLEVELAND, ONO March Y. lSss .
dividend NOTlCE.-AT MEEllNG OF
Tho DIR ECTORS OF this Company held this day, plVl-
DFND Of FIVE fsI PER CENT was declared payable to
the sock holders free Of Government tax on the ' Gay Of
mn reYt at the Continental Bank, New-Yor :
e trsnsrr books will close the 18th day OF April ats
o'clock D. NJ and reutn closed until the 10th Day OF Apr
=, 10 nf,,lfocl a ma By order OF the Directors.
~ Az ''~' ii. c. LUCE Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

orrIcE OF THE PAsA M R.iLsoAD fosr Msrrb
ONH DiVIDTND. The Board Of Directors
" b.v. ,hi dsv declared dividend Of -FOUR az PLR
CTV On the earnings Of tho Road for three months ending
3ls inst and ONE ~ PER CENT out Oh the eafhns' %
stsser. sailing vessels &c. payable TO the sockhoideis OF
their legal representatives. and after the on Of hpr nef
Tie Transfer Books will be closed nom the e'ehs VI viz
1''h Msfeh oh''i TIC %" Nr HENY SMITH Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01
THE UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM
COMPANY.

Is intended to combine Oh large scale all the results Of the
best experience in oil Trodpcton- In The belief Ct their
this aemp, 1t, projectors invite to its Prospectus the
closest attention and scrutiny.
In the first place It meet, the demand for immediate returns
on the capital invested by large Interests In producing wells
Of the very best character The coqueie well Of which the
Company fourth Of the working interest Is at the
head Of al the wells Of the Oh region and this well Ia but
Of the Of the Company pesen, income The Com
psny has Likewise eighth, Of the working interest In the
Grocery wei and lease and oueeshih free interest In the
Lady Washington well From these together The
Company ncpso the ability pay nearly three per cent
per month the entire capital from the start
In Tie place The territory FOR development, unusually
lots in most every approved part Of oil region. or such
properly enough for tho employment Of far than
large capital and III, location. eAnno, be eIeed
But it, fee simple property lsrge and well chosen TO-
bu. part the property which It holds for development
tie essehod iDrros which, an sinOss every instance
either exclusive or in controlling amounts, ,eoed with
equal care and are Of equ. promise The Company thus
po.see, territory enough for dlseni operations through
many years
But territory il Of sra wi,hou. rropor.ionA,s
for developing IT, This Company tberefro.
hh Of the entIre amount Of IT, onpiialths 70 say re-
serves FIVE HrspKxD TnorsAxp DoLlAEs to forward
III. a.v-i-ys. Of the properJ-s sum large snoss 10 pro
cre according ell tho results Of experience amour. Of
o sufficient Tor worry large increase Of the dividends Of
the Comp.uy This feature in the Companys organization
i, specially commended the consideration Of the public
Actual boring OIL with rood territory and ample means
Hts sn enterprise Of character above the sphere Of
temporary speculation and constitutes 1t legitimate per
nanent busDess
These are the leading feature, OF the Company character
ard purposes. The projectors Of the Company bring to
not only their experience. bu, their determination to make
II Ill tina, tie Prospecu, proposes. They perfectly
aware Of the magnitude Of tho undertaking which they lay
before the public ard with special Act recently passed by
the Legislature Of Pennsylvns authorizing them to hold
Que Thousand Of land in fec simple they believe they
hsve calculated and brought into al the elements OF
Tie books IRE opened for limited number 10 sub
scriptions at the following Offices:
Me.us LOwBER. osTRoM CO., No. los Froni-x-
Mesr, FAyCHER 4 EcCHEsNEY, cor. Moore and
Wster-sta
Mosns WELLINGTON ! cox, No. 3DrOsd't
Mesus 4. KETCHAM Il CO., No. 81 wall.a.
VIM A. FOWLER, esq, No. "a Broadway.
WIN. M. PARKS, esq, No. 10 Brosd-H
DIX. QUICKER, No % Fulton st., Brooklyn
GEO. J. HARDY. No. - Court st., Brooklyn
And q. the Office Of the Company, No ~ BROADWAY
where prospectus and information can be obtsned
NJ o N u A Y, A L Il Il s.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

OFFICE CRoros AQuEprcr DEPARTMENT, March % 1862
YINO CONTRACTORS Separate Sealed Pro-
posa each indorsed with the title Of the work for
which may be offered the Of the person 0ern and
A "a of Monday April D. 1865, lat which they viii be
opened for the of the following Street pIove
nen viz, SEWER in Seventy fourth street nom fiithsv
tween Third and Fourth -svenues, SEWER IN fhy-nnh'
street from Fourth 10 aud through Fifevchue TO
p,ar Fy fourth street; SEWER in Fiysevenh. street
from First avenue between First and Second svenue
RECEIVING BASINS and CULVFRTS on and near the ine
of West street Hammond to Hoboken directs CROSS
WALKS at Intersection Of Avenue with One hundred and
and nehnuded and streets Of frst
avenue with One hundred and nineteenth street and OF Sec
ond avenue with Onenindred dtwenty third One-bund
red and fourth and One hundred and tweny fifth
streets gnd Tor crosswaks westerly aide OF SxthaTenue.
from Forty seventh to ilty ninth streets.
scoatona forms for bids &c, apply to the Contract
Cl.rk al TN, office. THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT L. DAHRAGH,
A. ". CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduct Board.