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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
PIkslPs,SAl.S.

CRoTov AQuEpucT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO.
~ poss endorsed Proposais for laying water ppe also
with the bidder and the dat of
IA received this until II clock A. M OF Thurs
day November % 1870 tor the laying Of sx feet pipe
point In the aqueduct Nineticth street
through Kineteth street and Eighth avenue 10 the aquc
duct in Central Park Elghy6fth street speclca
tons snd such information be necessary OBJ
tanned ~ the Enginecrs Office, lity Hall park.
1HOS. STEPhENs, } Crotou
KoBT. s. DAREA0U,i Aqucduct
A. W. CRAVEN. Hoard.
EovwupRw ~, 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

IosErH HEgEMAN.-FRIDAy, NOVEMBER a. AT 10
Street corner 81 Pearl rcokyn Pianos Mirrors rosewood
Haiogsny and walnut Parlor Chamber and Dining Rotm
Eurniture Hair Mattresses Feather Beds bedding Carpets,
gncioths Stoves, Heaters Crookery Glassware, Fancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23


A UCTloN NOTICE -AssTGNEE's SALE OF ALL THE
"A elegant and costly Household Furniture contained In
the elegant residence % place. corner OF Washing
Ton square this day Thursday at ii o'clock precisely
estng OF elegant octave Pfanoore round
ner containing all the modern improvements cost 500
Paror Suits the richest descrpuon Brussels
Ingram Carpets, Oil Paintings marble top Tables Bureaus
elegant Bedsteds pure Curled Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Bedding enaelled Chamber Furniture Silver Plated
Ware and article usually found In first class
Parties wishing purchase assured that this
perenpory the house Is sold and must be
daely Responsible In attendance to cart pack or ship
ything purchased at this sale
A UcTIoN NoTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF MaGNIFI
n cent costly Household Furniture this day Thurs.
day, November g. afternoon at ~ O'Clock precisely Al
the five story residence 1873 Clinton place eighth street,
Sixth avenue. consisting of Velvet Brussels and
Ingram Carpets; three beautiful solid rosewood and
brocatel and Turkish Easy Chairs ana Lounges
Corner and Book Stands twentyone day Bronze Clock
rich China and Pari,n Vases. Parlor Ornaments Gle,
CANT Brocatei and Lace Curtans fine collection OF
on Paintings Engravings and large Mirrors; magnificent
rosewood pnnoore Stool Cover cost $7 an elegant
instrument with round corners beautifully carved legs
case WIN AZ modern improvements full
plate french action full octave
manog ny hedstends Bureaus Washsands Sofas Chairs
rockers Mirrors Clock Tales, Bed Lounges Spring and
Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables la
tive. Deposits required, r. ROTH Auctioneer
Reliable ihen in attendance and ship
Tor purchasers 1t sonable charge All the goods
'thus NC removed twenty four after the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
TIENRY D. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
III Nassau street, opposite the Post Office

RARE SALE 0F stCFFED AS NJ, 4! BIRDS, 49,
November a. nj n O'clock al their salcsroom, NASSAU
street. elegant COLLECTION ~ Stuffed Animals Birds &r
perfect specimens Of Deer Heads OF Roe Reniser E!k
Bengal deer; beautiful Of t.azele, Wild Eats ALL
gators Cormnrants Black urouse Bern Armadlla, Bird
OF Paradise Egyptian Goose Ant Eater, Rattesn kes, &C,
&C.; forty Deer Heads with horns. superb seiccfinn VI
Humning and other Birds Of the most varied and brilliant
Pumsge Of the tropical cincs prepared with the most ski
eul aud scientific care byfhe renowned hrid-rm IS W -
Gabraih and 1lges snnLr Also thorvughb ed English
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
A 2. BURNHAM, AUCTIoNEER.

IA. AUCTION SALE or $2iOOO WORTH OF MAGNI.
cent Household Furniture Paintings Panofortes Stuary
Bronzes and and costly Works and Articles
OF Viru. at nubc auction This day Thursd,y) the ee
giant private residence No A. West Sixteenth street
Fifth and sxta avenues sale commencing ut lof O'Clock
Drawing Room Furniture superb SUITS covered with French
brocatel OF the richest descrpion; Window Cnrns 10
match Etgc cs bookcase. Bos de Rose Cabinets Encoig
nnres Lac Curtains Mirrors, Velvet and Brussels Carp
Chand Hers PRO re statuarv, Bronze and Ormoln Clock
Oh Paintings BY ancient and modern artists two superb
Paintings views ~ Ancient Rome original by Cole HOLY
Family ny seller Fruit Piece, Winter the Neya
st. PETERSBURG; Marine Views Flemish Interiors, Pastel
Painting Pal rcneh lnn Engravngs Artistic Bronze siai
tune Flower BOY ana Girl seasons Dresden China Vases
magnificent rosewood pianoforc richest offered
a. auction this season, round corners Stool, Cover
stand rosew oil aud walant Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads
Arm syir Of Louis NV; Hair and Spring Mat
esscs, sofas Chars EXet sion Table, Buffet Cutlery silver
Dinner and Tea Service Casters Tureens Salvcrs Punch
Bowl Chiia DINNER set. Also the Furniture of the
wants apartments House for SALE inquire OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
A ucTIoN NoTIcE-MORTGAG SALE or MAnNIr1

A UCTloN NoTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF FIRST
u GLASS FURNITURE, MIRRORS. CARPETS, &C.
M. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer,
VIII SELL Thursday Nov e. at 01 o'clock his auction
- rooms 10 Nassau street,
large assortment Of Pario Chamber and Dining Room
FURNITURE In rosewood mahogany and black walnut
Also removed for convenience of SALE lot of second
band Furniture Carpets Mirrors grand action Pianoforte
Gas Fixtures, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

G 81. BOGART. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY, NO.
W yember rs at loh o'clock at the store No. North
llam street. Household Furniture &C. consisting OF
sofas lounges Bureaus mahogany Bookcase, Secretary
ternancs Wo a,gs 10y Q. new sea grss mp,essss T
BY and Ingram Carpets Looking Ghsses Stoves Kitchen
furniture Ais, at ~ O'Clock 200 kn Jackets Army Coats,
Pants, Chests, Clothing DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
TIEyIy II. LEEDS AUcr,0NEER.-H. II. LEEDS 4
II MINER will ssll By auction on

IIEyIy II. LEEDS AUcr,0NEER,--H. II. LEEDS 4
IA MINER will sell By auction
TuE~DAN. Nov. 49,
at III O'Clock NJ Oh" private stables No East Thirty ninth
atreet filh ayenue in tao rear of Dsbrow's Riding
School,
The COMPLETES AND VALUABLE ESTABLISHMENT
of gentle g,ing ~ no H. sisting. Of viz
The ARABIAN SiAIiios GUfLFURD g years old very
handsome aud stys sound and kind imp; aud splnn II
SADDLE Horse, sin e,i i,tNSUF. DIM SiIEnA al
two mare. imported ly the Lite VIM NJ onaId Of
Baltimore, ut a $500; 5000 refused Tor HIM
when oil.
A GRAY MARE, o years old by VERMONT HANDLE.
aud kind IN NJ harm. si, aud cas tr,i In 2iO.
A GRAY MARE. wears old, l5l warranted sound and
krd 70 MI hnrn h lrntted IN 13s saratoga conr.c
BROWN AAf., IN ite To above, 1871, years old, knd
IN all harness, and honest trotter The team tro
in 2:45
CARRIAGES WAGONS AND HARNEss--A shifting
Cop rhacton, -four omen Fh eton. top Box sn,
full scat Box WAGON two siirle sent light Trottng
Wagons, all built To- Wder Ivy Brewster Co., OF Broome
street. aud but little use
Also. single rrol ~ Wagons by svcrn Smith, but
little used single Portland Cutter by do. Also Bells.
&C. -
Several sets Of double and single HARNESS all made by
Lowden To order. aud hut iittfe usrd
white Bear Skin ROBE, do Grizzly boar and full
mt of BLANKETS I'm and -four In hand VIII
Robes Rugs Sheets Nets stable Furniture, c, all OF
the best quality, and purchased without regard 10 They
be examined above md 9th inst, day before
sale and ogucs 'n obtained at the Office the
tioucers Thursday, 23i inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

A T. SHANNON NOTARY PUBLIC FOR LANDoR
N. county Commissioner OF Deeds for New York
Mining Agent and Superintendent Austin Loudon county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

A UcTIoN SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES. &C.
-
MINER 4 SOMERvILLE.
Salesro0m ~ Nassau street opposite Post Office.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is.
Regular horse sale days Tuesdays ind Saturdays
nAyID D. FCAN, AUrrIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
IL day nj 2S'clok - Canal street. large
OF ana second nj Fi.ninre-Carpet Iiureau
seads, Sofas, Lounges Feather Reds, Bolstrs Pillows
Suits Of Furniture, Ranlcs Qas Brussels Thrcrp ply and
Ingra!n Carpets, ro ing Chairs Tables Stoves and
Kitchen Utensils, Chandeliers, Dealers invited.
nANIEf II. RtrRDET1, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- JONES h CO. will sell Thursday. November %
III o'clock, In front OF then 100 all street.
OF whom Il 10 bales American Fibre,
slightly damaged on the voyg
nANIEL II. BUHnETr,, AUcTIoNEER.-
~ JONES co. wtli sell Friday. November ~ at
O'Clock hoard North Middle pier Atlantic Deck where
she lies for examination nr account Of wh IN Il ny
Pro, ellei 81 rk If rs TONS length 10 breadth
1910 depti ieet has 'so donkey engine Terms
EDWARD aCiTINCK. AUCTTONEER
~ MAGNIfIc, Mt ALE OF Eno.ZEs, CLOCKS
sE.REs VA Is DINNER SETS
TEA AND io,ii.T SITS AND SrATUARy.
To be sold at auction this day, 1913 A. NJ at co Liberty
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

I OST-BETwEEN CANAL AND WATTS STREETS A
handbook Eowcry Bank, 25S 60i Any person bringing
the said bank, 81 Watts street, will be
r. f,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

A USTRAIIA-PlONEER LINE.-THE CLIPPER SIiII
~ LADY BOWEN Loo tons burden at pier IL East
river, VIII be dcspalc led December for sydney n
The clipper ship PACToLUS al pier No East river 500
tons burden viii be despatched December 10 for Melbourne
Both vessels have excellent accommodations for and
second class passengers Early application be made
X. W. CAMERON, IS Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

IF JAMES PHILLIPS BALDOcK (FORMERLY OF
Bfightllng Sussex, Englandl garlener will send his ad
dress to Wilmer Rogers Nassau street, New York, he
VIII hear OF something to his advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILgOADS-ON
and after Monday Nov. trains for Albany Troy
connecting with Northern and Western trains will leave
New York as iolows:ya Hudson River Road Thir,lch
street and Tenth avenue 73O 10 A. NJ and 80 and
II r. NJ; aud via Harlem Road. Twentysixth street and
Fourth avenue, at II A. NJ and l.. M. The Il. tram
runs ON Sundays.
VIM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

" MRS. HETTY MAURICE FORMERLY MISS HETTY
Bethel, viii call on send her address TO William Nc
Gee corner of Twenty AMI Eleventh in
the liquor store she will hear of something to her adyan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

IF ALFRED CAPPS WILL CALI. AT 3o2 WEST THIR-
James McCleren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

A EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
N llonfkeepcr Hotel keepers and the Trade
- over $1,000 worth Of magnificent Household Furniture
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rich
China and Crockery War; Table Cutlery Silver Ware al
public auction, this (Thnrsiay) morning November 20
u O'Clock prrci he Eve residence ll9 West
street, between filth md Sixth consisting of
PAELNR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three be nliful soi Rosewood and black walnut
Suits covered in rich French satin reps Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges To rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Emsre4 Corner and Book Stands twenty one
day Bronze Clock rich Ch:ni and Paran Vases Par0r
nnmesits elegant Broclc and Lace Curtains cocc-
dciers. - ~
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRTE STOOL AND
COVER; COST $685.
an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case with all the modern improvements
ovcrstrung bass full iron le French action. full seven
Ocsaye rosewood and ahngany edstcada Bure u.s. WASH
lounges Spring anI Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea
bile Cutlery, 81. Sale positive. Deposit required.
, 1865-02-17
MONDAY the 9Th FEBRUARY 1865

MONDAY the 9th FEBRUARY 1865
the Burgher Council held an. ordinary
session. The following cases referred.
Letter from the Governor, in reply to
the Councils letter of the 9th January
His Excellency forwards a copy Of the
Elective Committees report dated Chris
tiansted 9th December 1864, containing
the result of the election, referring for
the rest 10 his letter of the End January.
Letter from Mr.. Dubois Withdrawing
his assent TO resume his seat as member
of the Burgher Council.
In consequence hereof the Council re-
solved 10 address Nr. Dubois, regret
ing, that circumstances had deprived
them of his valuable cooperation, and
expressing their warmest thanks for the
courteous manner in which he had for
many years so honorably filled the seat
as Chairman to the Councils entire salts
faction.
Communicated to His ExceIlency the
Governor.
The Council then proceeded to the
election Of a Chairman, when Member
Heyliger was unanimously chosen.
Petition from L. Heitmann, that, the
quarterly payments on his debt to the
Rumfund may be reduced from SIG to S..
His security and selfdebtor assents to
the measure.
Granted, subject to the Governors
sanction.
Reply from the seoor Commission,
Christiansted, to the Councils letter re-
pardinp a renewed Investigation of the
Commissions report on the petitions for
, 1865-02-17

Expended for the prison depart
ment IS, 76
Temporary relief TO paupers--" Is. so
Police Office, Christiansted fees
for %rafles. 81. so
Traffic licenses Mc.....-.-.." 50. 90
Night watches, &C., &c. ."1G7. 64
Accounts
The Rural Schools for 2nd half
year 1864:
Salary to female teachers and
sundries 1918. IS
Police Office, C~hristiansted ar
ter r 18 6 ~ 1-'. IS. 81
Brand depot, Christianstcd, at
tendance to engines &c, 4th
quarter 10. CD
I. Moorhead: furnishing 5 uni
forms to policemen-----..--." rs rs
Sundries: provisions furnished
the Prison, Richmond, 4th...
quarter 28
MeIchior & Son, Copenhagen:
their outlay for articles pur-
chased for the use Of the hos
pitfalls "465. 03
Maintenance Of paupers at the
hospitals, the prison, medicines
TO hospitals, paupers, prison
ers &C., collins &c. TO paupers,
posts TO paupers' graves 1924. 81
Attendance to the cranes, repairs
of implements to sundry de-
partments, travelling expenses,
&C, &c, &c.-----..--....." 80. %
Letter from the Sheriff, Frederik-
stcd forwarding list Of arrears
Of schoolmoney for 3rd quarter
1864 of which collected. 100" IL. "A
the amount of IS. IS cts. yet due
by a debtor who resides in
Christiansted, where the claim
must be paid
The Collectors of the Customs
report seizures effected in De
cember- 4. SO
Assigned.
, 1865-02-17

respect they refer entirely to their earlier
proceedings.
Postponed:
Communications from the Governor,
that the rum licenses of G. Brown, H. G.
Raahauge, and the widow of F. Schuster
deceased, have been renewed.
Letter from the Governor, requesting
that the amount $35. 50 cts, advanced by
the homc-government for defraying ex-
penses attendant on sending out the pri-
soner Johannes Philippus per Flora in
1862, be paid into the Statetreasury.
Assigned.
Communications from the Governor,
that the following persons have been
granted permission to take out burgher-
briefs, viz G, Walker as planter and
administrator, John Kelly as manager,
Jacob Muller as tavern keeper.
Letter from the Governor, that the To-
c%alities rented for the public offices at
Frederiksted having been appraised by
men appointed by the Court, His Excel
lcncy sanctions, that Mr.. Knight be paid
500 per month for the same from the day
the rooms were occupied.
The amount assigned.
Letter from the Governor sanctioning
the erection of a shed at the fish-market,
Frederiksted.
Member Knight requested to attend TO
the needful, the expenses not to exceed
$64O.
At the request Of member Knight the
Treasurer was authorised to advance the
means required to carry on the work.
Letter from the Governor forwarding
list ofarrears of taxes for 1868.
Final lists Of arrears forwarded to the
Governor.
Proposal from the Prison Commission,
that so pair pantaIoonS and so shirts be
furnished for the use of patients at the
sickhouse, observing that the pantaloons
and shirts furnished last March from the
quantity on hand for the Africans were of
avery poor quality and worn out.
Resolved, to authorize the Commission
to have the clothing furnished.
Report from the Police Office, Frede-
riksted, of the death of pensioners VIM.
George and John Simmons last month.
Letter from the Inspector Of the rural
Schools that two thirds of the 800 copies
of the Reading Book granted for the use
of the schools 6 years ago, are unfit for
use, and that the balance will soon be use
less, therefore %solicits the Councils per-
mission TO take a fresh supply of 200 CO.
pies.
Granted.
Letter from the Governor, returning the
estimate Of the Land Treasury's Reven-
ue and Expenditure for the period from
the LIST January to 31st March 1865, fur
nished with His Excellency's approval.
This estimate appertaining to only o
period of 3 months, His Excellency pro-
poses, that the accounts for this period
be amalgamated with those for the year
1864, so that the total account will en-
brace the period from the LIST January
1864 to the Dist March 1865.
Acceded to by the Council.
Petition from Ann Mary Benjamin of
Manningsbay to be exempted from the
payment of the tax on a cart, as her only
support is the p%ittance received occasion
ally by hiring it out, besides she is affiict-
ed with leprosy.
Granted, subject to the Governors
sanction.
Communication from the Governor,
ALzA NF. WY NR.-.. 49,