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ITO CONTRACTORS. Separate SEALED

no CONTRACTORS Separate SEALED
PROPOSALS, each indorsed with tho title Of the WORK
which relates with the Of the bidder and the
date ofits presentation will be- received Z, this Office until II
O'clock a m. Of FRIDAY March 80. 1896 At which they
will be publicly opened for the CoNSIkSSLiiioh Or
SEWERS In the following streets, viz: In fdridsestree
between Canal and Division Streets sso In Seventh avenue
between Fortyecond and Forty and In Ire adj
way bet Forty third streets also In
Fusavenue from Fifty third street to and through fiy
second street 10 Avenue also In fiy-second street
between Fifth and Sirh-aveuues also In Fnsieyenue be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, and also in frty rst
street between Seventh and NTH avenues with branch IN
Broadway, between Fity-trst and Fifty second streets
Of the msy be and specifications obtained
on application O. this Office
THOMAS STEVENS, } Croton
ROBERT H. DARKAGH, Aquedgct
4. W. CRAVEN, } Hoard
Office Croton Aquedpct Department March -, 1866
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ITO STONE-BLOCK PAVERS.-Separate
i sealed proposals. each Endorsed with title Of the work for
which may be offered the Of the bidder and the date
Of its presentation viii be received at this Office until ii
O'Clock H. Of MONDAY April 1866 for the construction
OF stone block pavements in the following streets TO wit;
Tweuty-sev.nth.st., from First TO tifth-Aye.
Twenty Ell hths, IRON First 10 Fihh.aye.
Twenty niuthst, from First TO fifth-ave.
Ws,er.st., from Oa-slip 20 CoeDtiesslip
Twelfth.si., from Second 20 fourthsve.
Westst, from Battery place to Chambeus.
Thirty.hnh IT., from First to Second-sve., aud
Thirty sixth.st, from Fourth TO Fifth.ave
Specifications and blank forms for the bids be obtained
on application OF this ofhre,
THOMAS STEPHENS, } Cro,on
ROBERT L. DhKRAGH, /, Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN Board
Office Of the Croon Aqueduc Department. March ~. 1866
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COURT.--In the matter of the

SUPREME COURT the matter OF the
- application OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty II
the Cry Of NewYorh. Teye 70 the WIDENING and tx
TENDING OF ANN-STREET and FULTONSTRF ET In the
City Of TO statutes in such case made
and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Comnons.y Of the
City Of hereby give notice that they intend TO APP
ply the Supreme Court OF he State OF New York, at
Special Term Of said Cont 20 be held 1t he City Hal IN the
City Of Newly SATURDAY the Path day Of March,
1906 the opening Of The Court that day. there
he heard for The appointment OF Commis-
Estimate and Assessment IN the above entitled mat
ter that the end extent IL the Improvement hereby
tended the wild ming and extending Of Annee and Full
ton street in sd city following tina, 10 TO cay on
the noIhery side ofAunireet bs,ween PsTs and VIII
ham street ant both sides Of Annsr between William
street and GOldree also on 9th sides Of fuonree De-
tween William aud sacy also, tue souhcy
side Of Fuouafeet between yder alley and
ide Of FULTON between Front
street and Souhsreet the City Of New York aid do
and dehneasd certain usp made by Edward Boyle. City
Surveyor no in the office Of the Con OF the Common
Council Of the City OF New YoTi-Dated New February
q, 1856. RICHARD OGORMAN,
Counsel to the Corporation.
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Galss bn Anrtion.
Corporation Notices.
CrnrRr DHpARTMHNr.

STnYgT DEPARTMENT !
EEw YORK March II, 1866.
NHANGE OF GRADE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
proveents are pending before the Bosrd Of Aldermen viz
To change the grade Of oFs, between Bro9dway an
Centre; aud Of Elms between Peer md Leonsrds'
show ing the proposed change gse be seen at TINS
office.
AL persons interested in the foregoing mentioned change OF
grades and having objection. thereto are TO present
tie same in writing undersigned this Office on or
before the 3h day of March 1865 Dated street department
Mach II lgG6 CHARLES q. CORNELL
Stree, Commissioner.
No 237 Broadway
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HrSRx d. MINER. Anetioneer.

Office No. 81 Nasssu-s So oppotlle NE fUsV VHI0e
IMPORTANT SALE OF choice collection OF
| r,oasrn OIL PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS by leading
~ American and Foreign, most Of which were painted 10
ede for The present who is about travelling ahTosd
/ MINER X SOMERNILLE viii SELL at AlCIION on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, March y ana ~
!. II o'clock at the SOmerve Art Gallery. No 10 Broad
,vay near Fourteenths very fine and carefully selected
l,o,ction Of OIL PAIN 1INGS and DRAWINGS, coupiS-
nE the entire gallery Of well known connoseur ioIaln
E of the most varied and attractive asembases Of works Of
L. ed at auction this season. among which viii be repre-
e,ted in their best manner following eminent artists
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prrAR1xEsr OF FlyAscE cOsr1ROLLs;n'. OFFICE.

NV DIRK March Is, Idb6.
DOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS,
~ and other PROPERTY belonging 70 the Corporation OF
tho civ Of New York no BE LEASED at PUBLIC AUG
Notice Is herb given tbst the Comptroller VIII on
TUESDAY tie l7h DIV or April! 1856, et II O'Clock a. 1 at
fbr CITY Han Lease on bids Public Auction Docks and
Slips Market.cears and other Corporation property for
term Of wears from the Is day Of May, 1870
containing Inscription oea on and terms OF
sale may had application to the Collector Of City keye'
nue. AZ th Office BY order OF the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund. . d. .,,..,.,,,. ,
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Bales bp Autiiou.

4 J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell
:, Aac,,on At " o'clock at the Exchange Saeroom
- M broadway valuable WEST-ST. PROPERTY, belong
= ~ 10 the heirs Of Richard Nelson, deceased
Mxsrsr-The valuable foursoTy Brick Sore and Lot'
IA, 7 and West-st situated on the east side between
Cans. and The lots each 20 feet by oohe stote'
80. .bou, 60 title perfect sold 20 settle the estate sixty per
ni can remain mortgage. For maps and particulars sPpy
4. the AuctiOueeTs.
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OrIcE OF A. O NJ. WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. IL. 1896.
YALE of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
y MULES-An good and sericeabe. VIII be sold at PUB.
bC AUCTION 1T Wilmington DEL every FRIDAY dur.
% the month Of March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention Of purchasers invited TO the fact
pa these mules large well paired and In excellent
Moon being the surplus mules Of sshinston Depot.
Animals sold sDgy.
snes 10 commence al 10 g.
IsrInt-CAsh IN United States currency.
BY order Of Brevet Brig. Cen JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge First Division q. NJ. O. o.
u d. GALLAGHER Capt. and A. z. NJ.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
"A Mr. FRANK DREW. Lessee.
Hat the honor to that In reply to various sohca
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT N BROOKLYN
On SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT, MARCH a.
" hen will be produced with .
COLLEEN BAWNi
Or.
THE BRIDE OF GARRYOWEN
Miss MAY HARRIS ELY OCOSNOR,
with the songs Of Pretty Girl Milking her Cow, and The
Harp that once through faras Halls
Ms. KATE NEWTON as ANNE CHUTE, BY kind per
mission Of Mrs. John Wood Of the Olympic Theser Mrs
WheatIey Of Niblos Garden; Mr. J. NJ WARD as DANNY
DOUD a. HARDRkSS CREAGtN from the Baltimore
TheSters); Mr. J. NJ DUNN &c kYRLE DAILY (his original
character ia Wsshington); Mr.. JNO HUMAN az CARRI
GAN (hs character II bios Cadenl; Nh GEO. hAMtS
a. FATHER TOM; Mr.. FRANK DREW a. NILES Ma
COPPALEEN performed by him throughout Crea.
Britain by sanction Of Mr. Dion Boucicault.
Aaer which Mr. J. ". WARD will recite
sHAMUS OBRlEN.
To conclude With the lghul buTlesque on CAMILLE
Or THE FATE OF A COQUErrE.
CAMILLE GAUTlER. DREW
Prices OF ADNIsoy-SO cents TO Family Circle IS cents
part house reserved 81 for secured seats
Seats be secured at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
every day Saturday at o'clock ttho day Of perform
ANGEL aud in New Firth Ponds Music Store until
Saturday At 4 O'CLOCK.
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A. NJ. MERwIy. Auctloneer.
NV DLNCS AILRANIM & "a

A. NJ MERwIS. Aucuoneer.
10y BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Nos 694 anG
I'D te6 Broadway cor Of lh-st-Saes Of Books. Sta
[bop~ry Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture Nc
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH %. at o'clock. MlSCELr
IILEFOUS and MEDICAL BOOKS, being selections rom
Ipyy.te libraries comprising variety OF valuable WORKS III
Hiding some fine English Books, &c. For particulars ace
lCst.logue aud the Books now on view.
] GEO A. LEAvITT, Auctioneer.
IDOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
STREBElGH& Co., successors to JEC Cooley
IcoyneNngS1s SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE.
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N 81 BOWERY So
GRAND AFTERNOON CONCERT
1T rHR
ORCHESTRl0N,
Commencing al 2 O'Clock
ADMISSION rs CENTS.
Children free.

The grea, OIche,rou ssy owned by the Grand Duhe OF
Baden been purchased and imported by the under
signed expense viii play or the hst time TINS
season the aforementioned place. In this instrument,
YBn LAnGEsr IN WORLD combined the most modern
the construction OF organs schiryed
The triumph Of obtaining the first Prre Medal
the great London Exhibition Of 1862 In sweetness aud
bsncy OF tune surpsses anything Of the Kind ever pre-
10 the pub and the wonder and stonshment OF
All the the musical Ii combines all the
Of the powerful orchestra, being composed OF
over nine hundred all haimonzins TO satisfy the
most scrupuous ear
bnIlder ed the from Europe Moth
ing will be- wanting to insure the personal comfort Of the Wis
o Th. private entrance 10 at the south corner oil the At
l.n,ie GARDEN, Respectfully,
KRAMER, HAMBRECHT Co
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ouARrEnEA'rEa GENERALS oFncs,

wAsHiNeroY d. C.. March H. 1856
kALEo of MEDICINES, VETERINARY
IL TOOLS INSTRUMENTS, ke., AT GlESBORO, ID. c.
viii be sold Public Auction at GiesboTo, u. c. under
h direction o. Captain George r. Browning \. @ NJ, on
UFIRSDAy March 20. 1866. at 10 O'Clock M, large
ass,y Of Medicines Veterinary Tools Instruments &c,
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amnsements.


WINTER GARDEN.
(IHy ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE II
The NEw-IoRK BERALD)
Door open a. 7; commencing at y o'clock.
fHIs FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH21
LAST NIGHT!
LAST NIGIIT!li
EDWIN BOOTH
RICHELTFU.
SPECIAL NOTICING. Stuart has pleasure IN dsrouns
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH a.
To THE BENEFIT
of
THE ORPHANS OF TIE WAR,
TIE ORPHANS Oh THE WAR;
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
who has In sincere sympathy with this excellent OBJECT vo
unteered lis services will appeal for the hrss time i'
'''' - DON CAESAR DE BAzAN.
Performance will commence at o'clock. seats may no"
DO secured Of Hsls Music store, No. 34J Broadway
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH "a,
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH a.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
will, By SPECIAL DESIRE, sppear in his grand role Of
HAMLET
HAMLET. -
Mr.. Booths engagement closes on WEDNESDAY 18TH.
HI. farewell benefit and last this season will DO on
THURSDAY, 29th.
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nlarble Hlantels.

UGUSTUS TABER 81 BRO, Wholesale
n Dealers In ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, No.
Tl3 Waerst NewYo Italian and American Marble In
Blocks and Slabs constantly on hand and cut TO order
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place IN
wi the city TO purchase MARBLE MANTELs Of the lat
est designs IL very low prices B at A. KLABERS Marble
Works, No. l09 East Eghteenths., near Thrdsve NJ l.
Mantels put up In the country. Cut this out.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
WI MANTLES.-REMOVAL-TB b. STEWART has re
moved his Marble and Slate Mantle Wserooms from "a Canal
st. to No. COS SIXTIAVE., at the junction OF Broadway
MARBLE MANTELS, Floor-Tiling, Monu'
1Vl mens Headsones 4o-Can DO purchased q whoesas
prices from large and well assorted stock FlsHEh& bihD
Steam Marble Works, Nos o. 10 100 East Houston'st.
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Ii T. Church n. A.. Rosa Bonheur Achenbsch,
Ia Bierstadt n A. Gerome, NeIboeckhoveE,
IJbo. Cole \ A Ed Erere, Adolf Dl4en-
bss 81 Hart, n. A., Troyon, Robe;
ID Nehlie N A. +. Nilems, Louis Robbie,
D. Huntington PNA, Chavet, kotaen,
IS J. Guy y. A.. Fichel, Sunderland,
b Johnson n. A. Merle. Denoier,
II Kanset, y A. Duverger, Briliouin.
Ia 8. Dursnd, Ma. Patrols, DE heuvel,
81 R Giford n. A., Lsont de Metz, =. Musin.
Colmsn, n. A., Lemrcns, NeTschUur
IT. RoughtouN.A, NeyTassat, Carl Becker,
Suvd,g n A. Accard, ii. Burgers,
Ia Whte NJ A. De Vos, Van WyngaeTdt,
IA 3 TAFT y A. Sesnac Koek Koek,
In T. H. De Haas, u. Roberts r. A. Rosierse
iH P Cray y. A.. II. lie Jeune R. A.. L. De Beul
"A d sbattuck Ma II. b. Willis II. de- Beu
Il g. Brown. y. A.. II. L. Role, SenuTe
~ Wkittrid-e Ma, d. PassInoTe BOGlauger,
iym Hart. y. A., T.. G. Barnes, heIsch,
K -evoor, MA, q. Pope, NinteroeIgef'
H. Chapel, AZ derson, DE - iandt,
teorse Owen, Wen, imAPpeau'
Ii, Beers Watelet, Arz,
~ 7. Richards, Scheeres, heynoens,
" }. Henuessy, NoteImsn, Soutuner'
II Homer Janssens, EscosaIa'
II Ogiyie e. Nerlat. hezOg.
LOUIS ROBBIE,
ENTITLED
II 1.-THE SHkEPFOLD,"
sns the largest and most poItant picture by this cee
vrs.a sTtist H. America They exhibition free
Law evening until evening Of sale ard most cordially
ute by all lovers Of art. Catalogue can be
Retained gallery G our Office, No. 81 Nassaust
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3fo Choloform.
q n Acid, Su'phuric'
II n Acid. Nitric.
9fb Acid, Acetic.
a 10 Acid, Muriatic.
D. n Pulv. Cantharides.
u n Croton Oil.
Il 10 Juniper Oil
3 n Anise Oil.
5ib CaIsway Oil.
% Cream Tartar.
8 ora. Acid, Hydrocysnie.
an BaryteMuiis
an Aqua Ammonia.
At 10 Fern, 10 dido.
q n Mercury, Beniodide.
- - Red rrecipitsie.
3 10 Anthony, Tartrste.
9ib Zinc, Chloride.
Z n Zinc, Acetss.
is n Zinc, Suiphsa
Corrosive Sublima.e.
III Acetate Copper.
5 ID Potass, Sulp. pulv.
IS Blue Stone (Cupri SUPP
9 n Potsss, ChlGide.
4 n Capsicurn, pulv.
3 u Creosote.
Q n Ether, Sulph.
2it Colch. Root.
4 N IiRet. Guaicum.
10 10 Tinct. 0pii.
2 N Centhardes. Tinet.
l6 ID Zingiber, Tinct.
4 gals Arnics. Tinct.
7gslls GeniiGn( Temp. )Tinci
5 gals. Cspsicum, Tinct.
~ gals. Aloes. Tinct..
- gals. Lobelis. TiDet.
20 gals. Alcohol.
2galls. Spts. Turpentine.
{. ID Aromatic Spts. Of Am
MONA.
81 10 Ammonia. Carb.
. 10 Digitslis. Pulv.
% ID Canada Bslssm.
On Hellebore. Pulv.
- n Gum Asssfetids.
4 ib Bore Armenian.
Is b MercuriAl Ointment.
30 n Mustard, Pulv.
10 n Cspsicum. Pulv.
5 N Balsain Tolu.
tn Gum Euphorbium.
% n Arnica Flowers.
tn Arsenic.
8 ID Manganese.
] N Worraseed, ground.
Q ID Acacia, Gum.
3 10 Nux Vomics.
II ozs. Strychnine.
Ion Pesrl Ash.
10 n Glycyriria.
8 N fennel Seed, Pulv.
sib Veteran, powdered.
I funds.
rticles are in original packages
JAMES A. EKIN,
arge OF First Division q. NJ. %
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WALLACKs
w BEFEFIT OF MRS JOHN SETON,
MONDAY March rs,
NEVER ACTED HERE, the justly celebrated Comedy
by Charles Dickens Of
DOMBEY AND son,
with beautiful Scenery aud Appointments and most attrsc'
tive distribution. 40
To conclude with the Comic sterpieco Second time this
season.
THE LAUGHING HYENA
Box book now open.
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vT,HE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
i Ia called tue BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by all III
leading Of this city and elsewhere 1t pronounced
by the National PspoFote Association saeT trial In ihe
rooms with the frs, manufacturers 9th country einenty
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA sad used By the COnsera
tory ofMuc and other music schools altogether beesus'
their immense power equality sweetness and oAncJ G.
tone, elastic touch ard great durability.
wAREROoMS. No. <29 Broome.s,., near Brosdwsy.
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ryNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i and UPRIGHT PIANOS. MELoDEOSS and CABi
NET ORGANS Wholessle and retail. To ls,. and rent al
purchased Monthly payments received tor tie .ns
s.eondha piano.. a. 6srs..n. flsR t@ e tHe f,StoJ
and W1rerooms vi Broadwsf Cash paid ior second band
Pisnoa fissos tuned and repaired sh-et Music little
soiled at "a cents per page. HORACE "Aihhs.
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Me0ical.

NEW EDITION JUST PUBLISHED.-D.
~ LARMoNTs MEDICAL and syhSIcSh S wSak a vcs -
and Conssi,utlons Affections Also containing large nanosu
eass the subjects treated Of In the work ssS
10 snv sddres. by the Doctor 173 Broadway for ~ ~
Wsrnsr Publisher, No veseyst Treatment nom q NJ Mef
or BrAnmchwes (0ernsnyl r,,x,n
SkpEbkAIkD A.lallS Si.SAhAA E~A~'s
sppssvsd hy sl EsyessaA sssbeshss
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Gopartnersbip Noiiees.

-
nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership heretofore ex.
~ ting underi the OF VANDERBILT MsouEENh
day DISSOLVED BY mutual consent March i, iSe
DANIEL MCQUEEN
CoPARTNERsHIP N0rlCE-The undessned have this esy
formed for the carrying on general
business at Fulton and No 700 Front The
arm name will be heretofore VANDERBILT MeQUEEN-
NswYork March Is, 1860 DANlEL McSuEE.na,
TJy HE COPARTNERSHIP between the undersigned
and the Bank and Industry under the nrm 81
ARCIJsE BALTZER dissolved to-day BY s own limitation
Mr. H.rm Mcuse and the signature Of tho hIm viii here
stS. .vYyops vny ~ Aorl 10 1853 HERM. MARCUsE,
II. r. BALTZEk,
Ress the have this day formed Cepsrsehf fs
The pupose continuing the Banking and 0eaer Comssen Esd
mas In this City under the 6rm Of bALTZER IAAkA -
nc BANK or C0MMERCE AND INDUSTRY. psrsslaa n5
W. IL DEfCHMANN Of Msssrs Deiehmann Co, MI 0peTAv
MEvIssEN. Mr., ABRAHAM 0PfENHEiM Of nss.ss s.l OP
psuhsn IT,, CO., Mr. JACOB RATH, Coope, are oes
Special Pner such have contributed the sum i've nena
ia66 II. r. BALTzGR
49, w. q. TAAkS.
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prlniina.

VAIN EvERDELL" SONS No 1OA Fulton t.
W srAA JOB rRJhTEks ~ LABEL hAhuSAC'oA
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feeiures ano Meetings

CHOLERA What is Cholera What are it,
~ causss Il Cholera consous Can Cholera be prsventsde
cured Two viii be delivered this important
sublsot on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, Apn ~
and "a In Chspei Washington By
j. O. WEBSTER NJ D. These Lecsuei will embrace sn that
and proper Of the Cholera Door
Lecture begins Tickets may be had n Noa Ss and va Broad
and a the door.
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professional Notires.

DETURNED.-C. ID. HAMMOND, M. D., OF
III No 81 Eaa Twenty seventh New formerly frofsrof
Of Special Be- In The syrseuse Medical oosSi ~ " gy
Vile E.ssI County, ~ Y. ~ i.a,.',or,, n,.r,rrv
aud the speciL disease generally by Corfespondenes
IN all Gases should be plainly and fully stated
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive care
- OF EDWARD " DIXON, NJ d.. Editor Of The scslpel-
Specially This obscure Diseases o. The Pelvic ss,. hsna &
n.morIhods veoeele Fstula and structure once hoa' "oH
10 Q, l 10 D. and 10 evening", at No. ~ Finhsve
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE CoxrrRoLLsns 0yrcn
nOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS, and
- other PROPERTY belonging 70 the Cooperation Of shs C
Of New YorL TO BE LEASED st PUBLIC AUSIlON-Nouee
hereby given the Comptroller win on NO eAy
Of Apr 1866 the City Hail. Lease on bid ct
Pubr Auction Doeks sps Maketeesrs and other Copo.
ration property the let day Of May 1866
con Anna location aud Of sale,
nsy B, lad on s, Collector o tfy p.vennc at this
s6 n, orisi Of tLe Ceulnissione Of the Sinking Fund
kAyTHkW 7. bkEkhAE. CsUpuSlsa
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Once tRounds
City Han Psrk) until O'Clock q MONDAY The th Of April
1856 construction Of WHARF and COALSHED or near
the Of hundred and seventy Harlem River Each
Propos be indorssd Proposal for constructing Wh and
Coal Shed the foot Of hundred seventy third
Harlem River together with the Of the bads and date o I've
oGsnnG
the EnGnees Once No u East Eighty Ith near Fourhsve
Iss ogs " Bids bs obtained application TO The Contract
C1erk, at this Ohice.
ROBT. L. DARRAUH, I Aoueduet Hoard .
A w. CRAVEN - -
ovy,o. Cnoros Aeuspucr Boinp April is 1850
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
SPRING CLOTHING.
Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION SALE of REAL ESTATE
Pubie pee. hereby given that the Comm.sionsr: Of the
sinlnr Pund viii public auction on MONDAY May
at the EIchanss ssesoom in tho City o' Ne"f0h
T., Go,s fsnd north side OF William street.
land sde Of Coar street. between Front and
"a Bloes bounded BY Hoboken weu aud Canal streets
eth. Lot south side Of rth street, near "a svenne
Lot north side Of eth street. near 9th avrnne . ,
north aud south sides Of &sh street on es side Of
Lexington avenue. . 49, al, Ga,
o., -. AL, ,.....
and sth a.,
Nh Seventy between sist and 37sh streets ID and 9Th
ith Thirty 7 and 18th streets th and sth avenues
9Th
18Th ssi SD streets Madison aud fh avenues
Ith. Two lots south side Sad street eth tvenue
18th Two aide 18th south side soh street, near ID
iith EIsh lots west e<h and ssth streets
ls,h. Lot aide OF ID avenue, near 18th street . -
Thirty lots south side iSh street snd 10 ana h ~
ao,h Fortyavs lots 7h 18th 81 and 9TH avenues
wssntss deeds will be given. -
be obtained the Comptrolsrs Once Hal
Of Records. alter May i0tb neIt 90,
TuRns the purchase and the ue'
oeers twenty dollars each lot to be paid the Comp
ocs Immediately stsr the Twenty per cent
the deeds will be ready for delivery and the
balance portion thereof a. the OPT o, ne
bond mortgage for hve yes from June
1896 with Interest Of cent per payable
yearly The bond and mortgage may be paid on
giving months notice 10 the
may paid nsments Of not less than i've
hundred due within the hve
IA disposed or MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
Comptroller's Once. Hall Of Records, April IL. 1906
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

A SUITE of elegant PARIORS aud single ROOMS
n 10 RENT No. i39 Eizbh between Broadway and Fourth
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

(NORPOkAIlON NOllCE.-fuDllc NOtce IN heIoDy
~ nvon occupant ooeu pans o. all
Lo. improved unuproved Lands affected thereby
been completed and lodged
the the Board for examination by all persons In
terested. viz; 49,, r,,
building In Seventy eighth street between Third
and Fourth avenues ,
setting curb aud tagging sidewalks 10 Seventh
Fifty third fy ninth The limits embraced
by Oronnd
vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated on
Both sides Of Seventy eighth street, between Third and Fourth
sides Of Eleventh avenue from rinythird to Finynnh
peons whose interests saeeted by the above named
who opposed the either them,
qaeed their objections In wnsto one Of the
No % Chambers basement New Court House,
within thirty days from the date Of th. notice
ISSs5f5 IsSs% Ssfe5 / S;sS$ T;SsSS$$6SEn Board Of ASSESSOR
One. Board Of Assessors Court House. April TO- 1856