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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

MRS. WINSLOWS QUEEN HAIR RE-
ST0RER Is QUEEN, not only in name, but In
virtues.
IL Is the best Hair RestOrer ever or.
fered TO the Pullic.
An in6llible restorer and preserver Of the
Hair If faithfully applied.
II h no Hair Dye!
It acts directly upon the roots of the hair,
changing gray hair to its original life color
arresting premature decay and falling out Of
the hair eradicating scurf and dandruff, and
curing all humors Of the scalp.
Il will change dry and wiry hair to soft,
and luxuriant tresses.
II impart delightful fragrance 10 the
hair.
In short, IL you wish TO restore your hair,
as in youth, and retain II through life, use
Mrs. Wustows Qsssa Ha1 Rosioser.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
JAS. CONCEAL, Gen. Agt. New Orleans.
For sale by FINLEY & STEWART,
June 8, '66-py. GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
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Special Notice.
Mss. Winslow's Mystic Pills.

Ns6' WiuSlOW'S MyStlC TlllSs
ARE prepared only for a legitimate purpose
and are the only safe and effective medicine
for females extant.
Do not triae with your health and use
cheap and dangerous medicine, which Drug
gists have bought and will recommend, be-
ing ignorant oftheir properties.
They are certain cure for oil those pain
full and dangerous disorders to which the
Female constitution Is subject. They mode.
rate oil excess, and remove all distractions I:
They invigorate the debilitated and delicate,
and by regulating and Strengthening the
system the hue of health is restored TO the
cheeks, weakness Of the spine and limbs re-
lieved, and all the indications of Nervous
Debility removed. No maiden, wife, or
mother should be without them.
Try them-use according TO direction, and
be convinced that they are the LADY's
FRIEND.
Ask for Mrs. Winslsw's Mystic Pills.
Take none other. Price 81 per box, OF 3
boxes for IS. For sale by oil druggists-
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4 RIch Little Farm fsr Sale.

CITUATRD on the Cumberland river,
~ about is miles above Clarksville. &C the
river, and only Q miles BY land, osntaining
about ia5 acres . good log houss, barns.
stable and outhouses on the prsmi1s9 shout
so acres cleared, the halspcs h tlnahsF-al,
In river and creek bottom but about 30 scres.
There Is adjoining this tract aboat % o. 100
acres, that win be sold with Ne ed tract u
desired. This land 10 well wstsrs1. Any
one wishing TO purchase viii call On The IN
dsrigusd, ct the cHsoscLE othcs. Terms
liberal.
Juus a. isss-u. af
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State OF Tennessee, Cheatham County
LIB. Walton vs. w. 7. Gossett.

T. D. WaIton vs. W. I, GosseU.
IN this cause, IL appearing to me that the
defendant, w. 7. Gossett Is a nonresident
debtor, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him, and 1t appearing
To me that the attachment has been lev
led upon the defendants property; II Is there
fore ordered by me that publication be made
Tor four weeks In the GAINESVILLE Chronicle,
a paper published in GAINESVILLE, Tennessee,
notifying the said defendant TO appear before
me on the 9Th day Of Septeaber next, at my
Office in 4th Civil District Cheatham Coan-
y, and defend said suit or the same win be
proceeded with exparte.
JOHN ID. TUCKER, p,
For Cheatham County.
July 20, 1866 Avs
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In Chancery at Clarksville, Tenn.

AT Rules held in the Clerks oiice, chan
Gerry court GAINESVILLE; Monday, July the
I'd 1866, amended bill, Nancy l.. Poston,
eIecutrix, complainant Va. II. II. Poston, ct
ais, defendants, il appearing from affidavit
filed In this cause, that the defendants, Pos
ton Couts, Eugenia G. Poston, Richard Pos
ton and Murrell Poston and T. A. Wall are
uon-rssdents of the State of Tennessee. II
is therefore ordered that they enter their ap-
pearance herein before or within the first
three days of the next term Of said court to
be held on third Monday in October next,
1865, and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainants bill. or the same will be taken as
confessed against them, and set for hearing
ex parte; and that copy of this order be
published for four successive weeks in the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
A copy--attest:
W. 7. SHAcKLEroRD, G. a. N.
D Hornberger 4 House, soils, for com.
July ~, ls66-4w*
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order or PubIIcatlon.

Mrs. N. G. Carney ". Joseph Fsachsr.
JOSEPH Preacher % hereby neslaed
d that suit by original attachment was
commenced against him before ne. 2. culth,
an acting Justice Of the Pescs, %! Mont.
gomery county, In Diatrict No. ., ~ Nm. n
@. Carney--cause stated In adidavit toet be
had removed out Of the county. Ne y re
quired TO attend at my ofiice on The 18th
day Of August, 1869. and defend tbe action
thus commenced, otherwise the csuss VII bv
proceedsd with exparte. Given under my
hand this the 9th day Of July, 1855.
z. SMITH JP
July "a, l65s-4w. - .arfQ Il
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A. RAwsoS, JOHN A. BRlooGASp-'
JAMES D. B0UcK. A. O. RAwGON.
RAWSON, BRID6LAND Z CO.
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERcHAxTs
No. Al, Broad St., NEW YORK.
prrnRENcEs,

Mesrs. David Bows 4 Co, New York; Gil,
bert Ogborn & Co, Cincinnati; Gregg 3
Hughes, Chicago; J. b. Alexander 3 Co,
ST. Louis Vim. II. Morrison, ESQ., IndiaRap-'
oils la winslow, Lanier 4 Co. nankeFs
New York; J. G. Barrel, Esq, Cashier Citi-
zens Bank, Louisville, Ky; N. B. Curtis,
Esq, Cashier First National Bank, Peoria,
H.; James Il. Reeves, Esq, Pres't First Ma
tioual Bank, Richmond, Ia; Y. s. Davis
Pres't First National Bank, Memphis Tenn.
NJ will make liberal advances upon
shipments of Tobacco or other produce, to
the above house. NJ. II. CLARK.
GAINESVILLE, June 20, ises-em.
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\. TnoxAs, Clarksville, Te., e. Rw. Tscn-
Louisville, Ky, R. D. McCAuLEY, Atlenta.


cAantss
No. 10, Vine st., Cincinnati Ohio ed No.
Aamiltons Building, Cor. eth end
Main sts, Louisville, Ky.
nENDER THEIR SERVICES n efs6er
market A. T,onuIsslan - -.
var1Ins NerekSnes. urcmisins 49, ssv
hus;nsss snsrrssed m tbem vlii r.ceivs
nronns atsen,ion. We Win rccsive \. con-
sicnment Cotton. Tohscco ma Proaurr ssn-
ersI i. sonthssn Marnfs csn,sd Casssn fe.da.
Cosso. Ysrns or snv uthsr sslssh,s srsioIs
Of commerce. Hayisr looe exporisnce a
the purchasinr and selling 81 Grocegiea DfusS
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:
AT Ralcs held in the clerks office. chan
cefy couft Clarhsville, Monday, July the I'd.
po6, Merritt d Fort administrators Of n,
a. Maunum, complainant, VI. J. N. 3 +. y
swim, q als, defendants, u appearing from
sfhdayit fled In this cause, that the defend
ant Q. B. nckurnsa, Il . nonresident Of
ne State Of Tennessee: II u therefore order
dersd that ~ ester bis appearance herein
bsfore o. within the first three days of the
nest tssn 81 ssid court to be held on the
third Monday In October next 1880, and
plead, auswer or demur to complainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
hin, and set for bearing ex parte; and that a
copy Of this order Be published for four sue
cessive weeks in the Clsrksville Chronicle.
A cOpy--attest:
W. 7. SHAcKEtroRp, o. AN.
O. @. Smith b J. =. Bailey, Sol. for com.
July ~, 1s6e-4ws
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In Chancery ut GAINESVILLE.

B. N. Herring, Admir-, vs.. Am. E. Reebs,
ct ais.
IN this cause, the insolvency Of the estate
of p. W. Reeks having been suggested, II ID
ordered that publication be made, notifying
all parties having claims against said estate,
TO file the same in my Office and have them
selves made parties to this cause on or before
August Rules, next
w. 7. SHAcKELFoRp, G. AN.
July 6, l866-4w-pr fee 81.
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D. II. BALDWIN Z CO.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHkyxs.
No. l7s, Pearl Street. ..,,.,
NEW YORK.

- Refer 70 3: N. Kennedy, ~. w.P.
Hume, Esq, 8. B. Seat. Sse
Conslgnments respectfully solicited, upou
which liberal advances viii Be- nade ed 10
which prompt attention WIN Be siven.
Our Mr.. A. J. Mcwhirter who hes had
more than hftsea years experieses h NJ
wholesale dry goodstrade Of the Wet aad
South, win take pleasure In executing AL
orders addressed 70 Us, for Dry Goods. Hats,
Boots, Shoes, &C., &c. " y
Aug. 25--ly x,sr a
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$50 REWARD

q T0LEN-A large, high-headed, mouse
" colored, Zebra-maiked horse MULE
white spot on hind leg above the knee, PAGES
and fox trots. win pay s25 for the Mule
and s25 for the thief
], NJ RICE.
1une % loe6 tf
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Whiskey, Meal, Bran;

And every article needed by Farmers and
Housekeepers. In a word, we have every.
thing from Water Bucket to Hogshead Of
Sugar and at prices within the reach of all
ALL WE ASK is A TRIAL.
MA. We will deliver goods anywhere Ia
the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Jan 20, '66-tf
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In Chancery at Clarksyille,

In Chancery at GAINESVILLE.
J. P. DAILY, Trustee, vs.. Connolly & Louthon.
IN this cause 1t was ordered, at the April
term, 1866, at the chancery court at Clarks-
vile, that all parties interested in the deed
of trust made by Connolly and Louthon To
J. P. DAILY, trustee, be notified to file their
claims in my Office and have themselves made
parties to this cause on or before the Septem-
TENDER Rules, next.
w. T. SnAcKELroRp, G. NJ.
July,6 l866-4w--pr fee$4.
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To my numerous friends would beg 10
say that | am doing business for Mr.. J. p.
HELMS, AT the RED CORNER, where ]
would be glad to see you when in town.
ii. MADISON ATKINS.
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To my former friends aud patrons, !
would respectfully say that can be found
with Mr.. ]. p. Helms, at the Red Corner, at
all times, ready and willing as ever to show
you goods, aud more than ever pleased TO
sell you. Truly, SAML JOHNSON.
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sAid tsssrby ". T. shse>slyssd, q AZ. Of
AIN, N Il "a ssie sisia IA I.,..ss.
Shat NJ MD y Dfa1lsy ~ n ~ = :
lease made by ths sity . c11stsvlIo - shs
town los upon which W. = DmliB a1aH1Ss
err uesssi . fbssdry. n soaszsss - ia
ieass wm entered into By The Nil ~ tllA
Z. Whitfield, and By Withheld b Whie1sh,
Bradley 3 90.
Levied on and :ssdsrsd 10 b. ssia = ~
property ~ nd LArkiE Dsadlsy.
4 RAMEY, Sheriff n. O., Tsan.
July 10, ls66-4w-pr fee 1890. /.
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MASONIC. -, w
GAINESVILLE Lodge, A'XlNE1Sh
No. 80, y. and A. n /AN~ XVI
lar communica-S - -. k8
ton on the first
MONDA Of
each month, at their Lodge Room, over
Roach 4 Willis store, franklin Street. All
Masons, in good standing, are invited to at
tend. BY order Of
THOS McCULLOCH, W. NJ.
JSo. W. FAxos. Secy. Janl9-ly.
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r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING

+ TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
l. my numerous friends and acquaintan ces,
that am permanently located at the "REp
CoRsKR," in the the house Of Mr.. J. p.
HELMS, where I would be glad to see You,
and as g,sick sales and short profits Is their
motto, I think can make II TO your inter
est 10 buy from me, at all events give we Q
call before buying. YonrS
Feb. 2. 'ss,'f q. w. LEIGH.
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MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Clarksville and the sur
rounding country, that he has In store large
assortment Of goods which Is not excelled, In
point Of variety and quality, by any house
In this city, consisting in part Of
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D. II. Baldwin, J. r. Cuxxrsss, New York
II. BnsnAx, O. M. HoIsr, Savannah, Ca
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THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN!
THE QUEEN OF
RESTORE RSI!

MRS. wINSLOw'S QUEEN HAIR RE-
STORER Is QUEEN, not only in name, but In
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June 20, 1905 &C.
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Ayres 22d2o n at 100. gold, 1000 Rio Grande. 81 %
at ITO. gold, 700 Dry Texas "a D. at l2c currency
/. 900 Dry California private terms . ~
! HONEY-The market Is frmer but the supply smah
Cubr, previous to arrival at &c lgold). Ia bond.
HaY-The market is well supplied and Is c 1sas sna
heavy In consequences salea OF lou Daies NJ |o0oSc
for shipping, aud $4,000. for retail lots
HOPS are firm and in good demand for home con
sumption; VIC quote at from 2oe40a7o as 70 growth
MOLASSES--A moderate jobbing trade is doing o.
previous figures, bat the market generally Is drb
PROVISIONS has Decn q fair demand ioi
Pork to-day the market opened heavy ana G 1 bSs
Mess at e2Gds26 25 buyer March. $40 23a 70 ~,
seller all April sc 50 seller last half OF April anu ~
3tQs26 10 buyer Apr SOC per DBL was pau i ,aoatS
$50 bbls, at s25 s7i 500 ~! for New Meas bee, Is
N fair de@snd ana br%i sass q IT, w Ssw do $50
i6 for Old Extra, and S2Ods4 Tor New do iiere e,
Beef il quiet Beef Hams dull and nominal. Cu'
Meats are qae saes 81 20 At Ssc and Smoked
Beef at 2i!c. Bacon Is dull; small SAFES y, Spoi
Ribbed on private terms. Dressed Hogs are nou.na'
Lard quiet and We have no sses wor,1y Oh and ie
al9lc for Steam and Kettle Dried. but buyers refuse
to operate. , z. poxL
ArTRRSoos PROVISION MAnKEr-sl ocLocK-Po or,
WAS duh at s26 cash and regular; so % sri'ef pm
aud SO 50 buyer April. Beef was dai. L'Fu f"i0'
and nominal. - ,.,n., .,a
PETROLEUM. The market Tor CI up ,,av y, 90
dull at 2ii d25c. Gales Of 90 ehs seheH amy '
Refined In bond is dull at 400. -... .. .,v,se
RICE-There is no change OF Importance 70 aaV ,e
" note sale of 500 bags Rangoon. N pona Nv 's'
AkS-There has been rather more dong prin
cipay with refners at about previous rates. sdIes VI
COO hids Cuba at " lic and 800 boxes hnysha 81
IIigIIye Refined are duh at l6i gltic Tor Huids. -
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed is dull aId unchanged; smau
sales at d lOIc; Timothy Seed IA in AIR demand ana
steady; sales Of 200 bush. Canadian az 81 % kous
Flax Seed is quiet at e. 5Ods 10. Caeut'a lIasecA
quiet and prices are nominal
TALLOW-TLe market is fairly active and steady
sales Of GO OOO ID prime City at ll.t', cash
WOOL-Tbo market for Domestic flee % IS euh pua
ed. The demand has ben hight Common and
Coarse grades lower and heavy at ihe c.o'e pnt
Fine Freezes in small supply ind he'd t9iy ssifS
of 80 900 ID within tue RANCE % J@ GOJc Tor NHtNe
and a. 4d3 Merino, IS YsUc for Fun Bpon uud oaA
o.y Foreign descriptions are dun and nominal.
HHISkY-The market is dIl AID a,a'li ssicso Oh
is bbls. ~ 81 &c for Western.
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MONDAY, March 1o--P. ~
Gold is weak and closes at 1881, after selling as
low 40 1871.
Government stocks were barely steady at the
prices of Saturday. The decline in gold and the
feeling that Funding Loan bill is TO pass IN fo1n
agreeable to the Treasury Department. is not calcu
lated to help existing per cent stocks Virginia Is
Cell per cent In the other Border-State stocks
change. Bank shares steady. The small Coal
stocks are frm Central rose per cent, and Cum.
berlsnd i; Schuylkll was active at ISL 9lJs.
The general railway share list was more active
under the growing abundance Of money and the
operations of numerous cliques Erie was neglected
and lower. New.York Central was also cheaper.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh wac in demand, and sold
up TO Slt. Rock Island Arm. Fort Wayne was
weak in the face of its annual statement. Tho de-
nand for Michigan Southern was strong and as
high - 81 paid. AZ the Second Board prices
opened steady, but upon the announcement Of the
reconsideration Of the Loan bill, fell of and were
pressed for sale. The closing prices follows;
Nsw.York Central, sIi os2; Erie, slt csil; Hud.
con River, loSsloCi; Reading, 90 1884,; Michigan
Southern, soissoi; Illinois Central Scrip, llci q
liSi; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, sei $500; Cleve.
land and Toledo, 1871 SiOs; Rock Island. 1904 ..
1881; North. Western, %; az; DO. Preferred, $50
~3sf, Fort Wayne, ItSslai Cumberland Coal,
<3oAl.
Money Is abundant on call at 16 per cent, and
more IL offered than can DO used by stock-houses.
There 10 moro currency for short paper but it must
be fre-proof to pass under per cent. Prime
bills are 1911, good S09, and ordinary le0l5 per
cent. There is no disposition to engage 10 long
enterprises, and until the temper Of Congress is
fully known in regard to funding the currency debt.
Call loans and small interest are preferred. The
bank statement shows increased strength, the de-
posits being reported at about $1,000 900 increase
Of which over 1900, 900 is In some form of log
tender. The specie line shows loss Of 8, 5i7, 900
The following are given as the points Of biz
introduced by Mr.. Hooper in the House Of Repre-.
entatives to-day:
IL extends tie act OF March J. 1905 and eupov,rs
the Secretary Of the Treasury to cell any description Of
tho bonds authorized by that act, at rates Lo below
par and to receive In payment therefor any existing
notes. bonds certfcates II also requIrs the Score
harry Of the Treasury TO retire an amount Of existing
notes, bonds certificates equal TO the OF tho
new bonds sold. It further provides that the public
sebt shall rot be increased ard after the lat Of july
1885, the interest certificates Of deposit ind tempo
tsTy loans is not TO exceed per cent
Tie business Of the Sub-IIeasury was: Receipts
p0l 100 50--for Customs, &2Si,6o0; Payments,
IVA yG2 Con account Of Loan, go Bal
ance, $s6, oSs 1874 ~ Coin certificates, 50 $50.
Jp teigbts the engagements to Liverpool are
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PROPOSALS FOR
$4,000
1.-THE WATER STOCK OF TIE CITY OF NEW .Yohh
OF THE YEAR 1919"

THE WATER sroCKoF TIE CITY or Hgw'foah
OF THE YEAR 1919"
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at shs coniptfeL
ler Office until Saturday, March a. 1906 at o'clock p
m, When tie saus will be- publicly opened for TIE whole Ok
any part Of the sum of esoeOo Of The Water Stock of(
City Of York of tho year 1870" authorized ~ Chapter
Of .he laws OF Is and AMENDED BY chnptsr 1893 avs Of
Tic said stock viii bear interest q, the rate OF x per csn4
per annum payable quarter yearly. and the prepH VII
redeemed On the lt day Of November, 1879 h
The proposals viii the smoont oil sioe. desired arg
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the persona
whose proposals are accepted viii shersupon b. required w.
posl with the Chamberlain ofhe City the SUNS svadsd ts
them respectively
On presenting to the Comptroller the fecen', y the Cham
berisin for such deposits. the parties viii lie entitled 10 ~
ceve certificates for equal souns Of the par value Of tho
stock bearing interest from the dates VI payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and indoIsd Piopos
for the wass Stock Of tho City OF NewIok Of tee yess
1919" and nco.ed in second envelope sas'ed to the
Comptroller.
The right reservedts reject airy or oil the sii the Lao
terests Of the Cooperation rqure il.
MATTHEW L. BRENNAN, Cosp,rohss.
CTR or NywYonx DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
CoxPrRoILgR's OYfrcs. March 10 loos.
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Reccipia OF frednee.

MARCH 20.-ss67 bbls. fouf, - bb.s. WHISKY. i.f%
bbls Com Meai, 800 bust wns,i, rs bus. Cora
500 bush Oats 7gs bush. Seeds % % ~ 'eei' zs
ptgs Pork, 6g4 pkss. cat aests, ~ pkg Lurl, 90
pkgs. Petroleum 93l pkgs on Cake, 80 kss bus1er
932 Dressed Hogs.
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Qhanees for Business Alert.

A TIDE, FIGURING, GRIST and FEED
~ MILL for SALE. with three Of stones nearly
with all the modern improvements Has good Of
and well located do large buinesa Yesssls
unload a. recy into the MIL Address apply Cspt
ISAAC WEED, Of EDWIN A. WEED, Dssiss, Conn.
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CTR or Nyw. YoRx. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
CoxPrRoLLgRs 0Yfrcs. March -, lSot.
CUPREME COURT.--In the matter

CUPREME COuRT.--In the matter of tb4
- application Of the Mayo; Alisrmsn and Con mSn,l q
the (.,v Of New.yngx r-ls'ivs to the NlDENtNo %
Cor Bloorp sdae Road be.ween fifsy seyent
and Fin y.nIthstrerts in tire City Of New YORK
10 staiue in such sut provided the 2syor ALef1
en aud Comnousl,y Of h- Cty Of New York hereby
notice It's. they in,nd to apply 70 tfs Supreme Court o.
State of ewiork ct SPECIAL Term Of sid corr, TO Do
o. The City Hail. in the City OF Eewfork. on sstrday
toe 2xh dy Of March, 1875 a. tho opening o. he Coan
tbet dsy OF No soon tb-i~asr Council en- be Lesfd iotn
sppoinnent Of Commissioners Of En-te and AsSessnees
IN the above-eoled mattel hat tho ns.r aud xtens Of On
improvement, hereby ihsnded the widening Of
Tor Bloounzdsls koad between Fifty seventh an fys
pinth 10 II. City Of kewYors, in neaDer ioliSwn
that f. 70 say beginning point on ,ne essIsy ne
side o! Broadway Tor Bioonnsjse Road, distant teeS
inches nortLerly poshery line ode OF tiy
and running trnce northefy ard parallel wl
the S-veuthavenue pcig, the southey me o. ds
Ffty dssn i've hundred fe westerly from N
westerly mo or aide Of said Seventh svenns theucc
10 The present eas,ehy line sds Of Broadway oT boonn
dsle Road and thence soub.ey along said last nenons
he % the point OF place OF te,inninG - $50.
Punsn, 10 the provision, o. the Act OF the Legstufe
the people OF tho State New Ycrs sn.ed An Act snthcf
,nk tie Mayor Aldermen aud Cemhonsy Of the City ~
York TO wide. Broadway Cor EoouinzSse aosdh es
tw cen Ffy s-vcnth ard Fifty ninth streets IN ee Cy 81
~ AZ is,si RICHARD OGORuAS,
Counsel TO Lis 20 poyauoak A
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of th4

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of th9
. .rncstIon q. ths syar Aldermen and Cornon.lty Q
the CITY of N~s.Yort relative to the WIDENING and Ex
TENDING of ANN STREET and FuL1oN-sI Rect, intLe
Cit Of NewYorkPursuan TO stAtucs Ia such mad
an provided the Mayor Aldermen and Coinno,ty OF M
City Of New fk hereby give notice, that thy ilead 70
Special Tenn said be hed at the City Hal. IN "
Ctr Of Newly ofk on SAJURDAY the Zach day Of March
1855 A. the opening Of ,he that day. ther
ant a. counsel can card for the appointments Of Comni
sont r. Estimate and Assessment IN the above entitled mag
ks, The nrurc aud exlen, Of hereby IN
tended 10 tbs widening and Isndps Of Annree and Fu
onree in said city In manner following that IL 20 sy 9
Hsms,rret sni on both hes Of Ann betwe~a william
street and Gold street also both sides Of Fu,onseet
tween William street and Ryierssey also, ne southern
side OF Fultonsr-st between Ryder GALLEY s.i
and on the north-ry de Of Fultonstree between Fsea
and denested certain map made by Edward Boy'e VI
6urysyor die In the ce Of thu Cerk o. the Sonms
n 1854 RICHARD O'0ORuAN,s
Counsel 70 the Corporaton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-20
HlarbIe Hantele.

MARBLE MANTELs--Now is the time to
lvl purchase Mantels very eheapI 800 Mates hand
which viii be sold at very low prices A. KLARERS Mar
bio Works. No 100 East Egheenshst, nsu Thirds N.
Y. Cut this out.
MARBLE and MARBLEIXED SLATE
wi UNSATISFACTORY 3. STEWART has re.
loved his Marble and Slate Mantle from 2t Cansl.
e. TO No. Cos slxTHAVE, at the junction Of Broadway
MARBLE MANTELS, Floor.Tiling, Monu.
XVl uen, Hesdstonss ksCAn be purchased ct wholesale
pces from large ant we'll stock FlsHERk BIRD,
steam Marble Worhs. Nos N Ia 100 2 sst Houstonst