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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-22

IL n, Circuit CDrrf for CarroH county:
Elizabeth Storms ZOE oo,' 2, ~ e 5oSn
Jacob J. Storms Hayden hia Attorney,
Il ia order this 2s,h day Of February, A. d.,
1886, iba, the sais made BY George W.
Plowman, Constable, Thirty Ave acres. two
rceds and thirty nine square porchea Of land
more or loas, situate in Carroll county, seized
and sold by said Constable as The property Of
Jacob J. Storms by virtue Of FIVE Executions
from JOSEF h Matthias, Esquire, Justice of
the Peace, be ratified and confirmed, unless
Gauss TO the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the fourteenth day Of May next RE.
ri,fod copy Of this order BE- inserted IN
some newspaper printed in Carroll county,
once in each ofthrye successive weoks before
the tenth day Of April neHi.
JSO. T., SMITH,
Cireai. Judge
True copy, --Testi
mars-R W. A. AcKnIip, elk.
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1 Hubbard Mower,

| GRAIN DRILL, nearly new, Iron
Cleared Horse Power and Thresher, with
double shaker, straw cutter, ! wheat fan,
Manchester make. single and double shovel
ploughs, two and three horse bar shear and
cast ploughs, with swingle, double and triple
trees adapted to all, corn fork, 2 cultiva-
tors harrow, log and 9Th eheins, corn
shelter, grind stone, bark mill, roller,
Patent Hand Cider Press,
wagon and plough gears, wagon, riding and
side saddles, head halters sad sAsiHs, crow
bar, grain cradle, scythes, rakes, hay and
dung forks, with many other artieles not
necessary TO enumerate.
TERMS or SALE.--All sums under $40 90
cash; on all sums Of $1,000 and upwards, a
credit Of four months will be given, the pnr.
chaser giving notes with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Sale TO commence at 2 o'clock, A. VI.
JAS BLIZZARD.
J. HESRY HorPE, AuetiOncor.
marl.3t
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"Put Money I'm thy Purse !''
ROAD TO wEALTH!!

y III II
C,UUU Male or Female, and Of all
ages, are wantedto canvass every city, town,
village, hamlet, workshop and factory
throughout the entire world, for the sale Of
our Watches, Jewclry, Silvcr.warc, Musical
Boxes, Albums and other articles. Ener.
gctic persons of good habits and fair bust.
mes. tact, can clear over S2j per week in the
country, and a much larger amount in tbickly
settled localities
No Capital Requircd'
Samples of our articles, to the amount OF
SO, will be sent by mail for inspection, and
IL not perfectly satisfactory no charged
Send your address, IL you are Of an indus.
trious turn of mind and in quest Of imme-
date wealth. Direct 10
PARKINSON a CO., Importers,
20s Broadway, New York.
febS-l3t
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RATS MADE TO COME OUT OF
THEIR HOLES TO DIE!
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF RA4

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF RAJ
II is paste, and used on bread,
Every box warranted dead shot.
No one can risk anything in trying it.
As il will destroy all your
Rats, Reaches, Mice and Ants,
Or you can have your money refunded.
Bed Bug Ertermiaator!
tits Liquid, and used with q brush.
Every bottle warranted dead shot,
In all cases, or the money refunded.
Try them and be convinced Of their supc.
riority over all others.
To be had Of A II Huber and II L Shri.
yer, Druggists; J. Yingling, and A. NJ.
Warner, Westminster, and sold by lcountry
dealers generally. febi5.6m
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TASIMERES, Casinets, Tweeds, &C., a
" very nice assortment, and cannot fail
70 please. Elk Germdzd.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE Subscriber will offer a. Public Sale, on
The nremises. on SATURDAY, rHR Gath DAT or
MARCH, 1866, at O'clock, p. NJ, his FARM
on which Levi Smith now resides. on the Plank
Road, miles East of Emmittsburg, Nd, con-
taininn
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FOE SALE.


CHAKERS Fresh Garden Seeds just re-
~ ceived. For sale in paper or package by
feb22 i. X. Gernand.
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A. NJ. WARNER mas always on hand a supe-
rior article Of Syrups, which will be sold at
right prices, Nt mar 10.
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Lnmes Aalick. Genernl Agcnt..

james AGlick, General Agent.
q North Calvert st.. Baltimore.
Applications for Insurance. received by Gee.
s. Fouke, solicitor, at Westminster, Carroll
county, Md
J. W Herring, NJ. d., Medical Examiner
febl5.t1my
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the balance arabic land, all well lined and in
an excellent state Of cultivation. There is
an Orchard of choice fruit. The improve.
ments consist of large and snowy FRAME
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Fancy Liquors.
Harnontarub Voala

Japan TEA--Another chest ofvery su.
81 perior Japan Tea, just received also
English, Breakfast, Imperial and other Teas
OF best grades, for sale BY
mario Il X Gernand.
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sAvEYoURMoNEYi Bay your Dry Goods,
"'''s'''' 4, II. WARMERS New Store.
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% A @ II x 8
WOODLAND,

20 PERCHES Of land more or less. =.
re are from 30 10 40 acres of valuable
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PUBLIC SALE OF
CLOTHING.
Ready Made Clothing,

THE subscriber intending to remove from
Westminster, offers his Fresh and Fashionable
g
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ARRANDALE CO., Manufacturers AGENT,
No 1871 Broud'say, Nsp fork.
Announce that all Of the above list OF goods
will be sold for 0Sr DoLLAR Zach.
In consequence Of the great stagnAtion OF
trade in the man ufaeturing districts Of England,
through the war having cut of the supply Of
cotton, large quantity Of Valuable Jewclry,
originally intended for the English market, has
been sent of for sale In this country, and mHsf
be sold at any sacri6osi Uader thesc circum.
stances, ARANDAlE A CO., acting a. agents
for the principal European manufacturer have
resolved upon
Great GIN ApportionmeDt,
10 be divided according 10 the following rcgu-
laii0nsl
Ccri6eatcs Of the various articles are put in
TO envelopes unfortunately, scaled up, and
when Ordered, are taken out without regard 10
choice, and sent by mail thus, showing no IA
voritism. On receipt Of the certificate, you
will see Nhai you are 10 have, and then u V al
your option 20 send the dollar and take the AZ.
iicle or not Purchasers may thus obtain =
Gold watch, Diamond Ring, or any act Of jew.
elry on our list for One Dollar.
scnd 25 cents for CEhTn1clrE.
In all transactions by mail We shsll charge
for forwarding the certificates, paying postage
and doing the business, 70 cents each, which
must be enclosed when the ceriihcaec is sent
for Five certificates will be sent for 81, eleven
for 81, thirty for s., sixiy-iFe for $40, one
hundred for SIS.
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NEW STORE!
JOHN r. BUSBY

the Catholic Church, where he has on hand, a
large md splehdid assortment Of e
New Goods,
Consisting of in part as follows:
ladies Shoes, of every description, Polish
and Balmoral Boots, of the worry latest T&
STYLE, Mens' Boots and Shoes of all kinds.
Also "A full assortment of Childrcns'' ~
Shoes. HATS and CAPS Of the latest fashion.
Also a large assortment of TRUNKS All Of
which ne Is selling at wonderfully reduced
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-03-22
No. 365 Equity.

True COPY - osti
mars-N Wv. A. MckuIfp, elk.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28
Peach Trcc Eorers.

We DIRECTED last autumn that the s.er.
Of The peach tree should be !sid bare to
the root, IN order 10 czposo TIE iarvH o.
the boser to tho action Of tho frost. L,
will now Ic necessary. ~hero this has not
been done, 10 aau! a1sy the cartliS while
moist, ard make thorough .examina.
ton Of the stem o: the tree, below the
surface, and wherever there is any
oxidation Of gan, orsu:a mingled With
w.dust like boring, Of the insect, Gu,
iuto the tark,ssaI .o:iow up aaI XIII he
borsr With your knife. -Ex,min- :ao.e
trees also, which. ls7s. ha4l.the:r b,lc
exposed, az some always Escape. Go
ovcl sil yo"v trees twice, aud they viii
DO resay, aVou. NLc%srst f>April, to
,ha>e:the earth brought back to tho .s:em,
10 broad hill. ahou, 81. ,iuebc. abovc
the seners! level, which ia to remain
undissurbed,' duriDs tho, sumucs.-
!SaHksera Caltivaior. ....u.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28

LET HIM Dawn EASY.-Thc manner
in which our military heroes are let
down to their cri yinal lc"cl. on their re
turn home, is sometimes more amusing
70 the lookers.ou than ALTERING to the
subject. Il case in point: General
Sam II. went out in regimcnt from tn:
tho Badger State as Captain. Before he
left the rendezvous he was promoted I"
Colonel; and for gallant conduct in the
field Was Lreve,cl Brig 'dirr General.
o.. his retirement to civil life he told a
friend ",hey let him down easy Al
Washington it was Genera! H.. at Mad
ison, Colonel H., at the town where he
organized his company it was How
are you, Captain 2 aud when he got up
to S. where he resided. every boy with
frsrklcd nose was shouting, ualloo,
Sam!!""- :" ....; - :. w.. ,-'.
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DErrS,r!oxs Hor IN BUS

DEFINITIONS or IN WEBSTER .-Bu>s
to kiss 5; .rcbu>s. to kiss aG'in; p'urlhus
to kiss without regard to sex; sillybnss
to kiss the. hand Instead Of the lips
h!upderbu>s, TO kiss the wrong person
omnibus, to kiss all tao persons in tht
ruom crchuS, to kiss in the dark. Ev
identity the country girl who went down
to the city recently had these definitions
in her mind. \ Young gentleman was
to escort her some diStaoce through the
town, and mt wishing to walk, he re
marked, Hold on Mary. let's take a
bus Blu, Mary. blu>hins to the
eyebrows, drew bacS. aud with wounded
mole<,y replied. Oh, George, no; right
hero IN the street
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28
4 NEW SCHEME EoN SnurHERN Re

\ New ScuEHE FOK SOUTHERN REP.
Observation-Disclosures Of the inyal men
from several o. the Southern States ar'
cnrsidrr;n. 4 project which. If nct"d up
on. will lead to very important results
Their plan is 70 issue calls /" lHral men
hu,h black and whit, in these States. Il
assemble in conventions to organic
loyal State .orrrrmcn,s and eject l"yn
Delegates to Cnn.ress, who shall ut once
prescn, themselves to that body and ask
.or recognition uf themselves and their
new State guvernueuis. 49,.
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farmera' DrMliMcNt.
Tobacco Culturc---1'bc Cultivation
OF tn" Crop.

of IN" Crop.
Tobacco requires a rich soil, and that
which is new or nGariy so. aESwc.s best.
Next to ground which has been recently
cleared, lands which have hcea long in
grass, especially if pasturcd by sheep.
answer best for tobacco. In prcparin:
ground for tobacco, great care should hG
taken to pillow it deep, and palSeriz" il
completely. Grass land Intended f"l
tobacco, should ,lwa:s be riowcd the
previous fall. And i, is better that al
kinds Of Land intended for that purpose,
should b.: plowed in tire to have the
bcne6, OF the previous winter irosts. II
should he kept light and free from
weeds, By repeated pi"wings ill near
tue time Of planting, 1t shout! then be
laid OF into ridges. by single horse
pillow. 90 prevent the ridges being trod.
den by the of hvr>c( FROM three to three
and half feet from centre 10 centre, &C
coriins to the kind Of tobacco which is
intended to be planted, The ground
should be crossed at the same distance.
BY shovel pillow or orc with dpubl''
mould Loard. The ground will Dow tc
in u condition, requirins no.h;o: more
to be done to prepare for the planting.
bu, to cut OF tho crntre Of the square OF
ridge with bread hoe. This last opcr
ation should tie performed when Tie
plants are Of sut:icicn, >iz: for setting,
and should b. male en.y 50 manr &, Il
time us there will be plnuts to fill ,kr
Grst sra.9H !ha, happens. Plants eau
only be Sc, after RAIN; and much care
should be takcn 10 this operation. fer Is
pisa's, arc well set they will grow quick
~, but il badly set ,i,cy will te kept
back some time, ard malay Hills will :1.
quire to be rcp'ap;ed. This Will csuSr
much additional labor. and render the
crop irregular as o-thc timr o. r;pen;n:
) Wien the crop ispiaptcd. it's cultivation
must he carefully at:cuGrd to. Thr tir>,
thin" to tc Guuc, is to see that the Gu;
worms do no; destroy the youa. plants.
These must DC >ou@j.; after and destroy
ed. The plants mr>t DC KEEP, free from
weeds. IN this operation, both the
pillow and hoe should be used. unit.
the plants become too large to use the
former without breaking the leaves
During tho last p!oxins2 tobacco
should be pIowea only duria; the hes:
fthe day, whoa the leaves will have
sci'ted and will not easily bseak.-Bsa..
y's &0ntacrn -igttcsi:&re.
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SIMEON BURKE

rr,sAyEpuI,: TOR FAST pArRoS1GE IR:sO1Icrrs
"a c,ntintt,nco OF the saro ats old stand If tile
rear Of the Court House. whcte CarrAGes, Buss'es
Coaches Hacks viii bcmada % ortertnths best style.
ibort r6,EsS BscI sn.thInr Shooting. &C., promptly
attended to- Ola vehiecs ar.n In pay 6r ,f OF sold
on commission. Give me call. alEoa buhhh'
Charleston, rSh. I, 1865. .. ~ Aeu
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LoHG AND SuoEr Months. - The
Louisville Jonrnnt gives simple and
true mcthcd for solving the puzzle
whether a given month DO long or
short one. 1t is this: 81.
,"Close:,he hand. AND touch the four
lower knucklcs and hollows between, IN
regular rotation from the fore to the
little finger. then b,ck to. the loraGnser
again aud rcpea, ill the twelve months
are named: the knucklcs will represent
the long months, and the holiowS be,
tween, the short oncs:" 81 80
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To "yfill," Who>sants a Wife.

I see that Willie wants wife, 90
As gay and sportiyc as zephyr, :, -,
To charm his rugged path, through Tie, 49,
And Danish idle caro- forever.
Although you seem TO think him docnied {
A bachelor co2;;auation, - - -. -
A lover, it IS MOI presumed, .sI,i"tr E..
Is bluaed by All insinuation. p 49,. 49,
For there's atlousaad girls about, .r-
Such as The youthful! bard's invented; T..
The trouble is to find them ont,
And with their gsecabaeks be coasenteu.
Ny hair is brown, my eyes arc b!nc,.
My, hce, l think. j: rather spriShtiy; -.
Pm pretty, II my judgments :rac,
!;And If my mirror tells IIc rightly 80. .,
Pm Just ninesecn, I'm Eve feet one;
Nv exact weight scarce remember; -
Think it's something Ike n:nc stone-
Pve not been weighed since last December
Ny constitution is robust
Der i. disease has ncyc: lowered;
I've been III love with seven. just,
And always rallied and recovered.
Ny gai,cr-5oo;s ore ".wos" in sic
II. pledge .nv honor they arc ''o bigger;
Ny hands and arms highly p:iz",
But REALLY .;n 10 w;N i!,:are. g..
Ny clothes &c made by M own hands;
They iii III. "el;iy-,:l"t':: = b.c>S:"S;
Ifany,hiag understand,
1t surely is ;hc art 0! dressing.
Since I've bee" "::r. Sozoicnt,
Like gates oi psarl my teeth you'll lin!
them;
But wha. rrzc--leriis;S you wont
It is The tongue ;La. lies Dtl:nl THEM.
For I can talk O! :rar thars prSs,
And how the a%ci2E:S used to battle
low row they ii;tt Till they can't rest"
Take cou,rabauds aud d,isky cha;!oi.
Then can talk of pastoral scenes.
And then Of lore, will and romantic,
Such as I've rca: III magazines.
As lIarper'S Monthly or Atlantic.
In music am right At home;
Can sing the "E!scli.cyel belle from Geos-
gia."
Can play the Carnival Of Eomc."
And some airs from Lucrrcia Borgia."' p
Softly. Pegasus! soft anil SLOW.
Descend ~ fast IS YOU a:c able !.
lis nearly Ooo2, :.nd nu>tSo
Put dinner Oh :.a,. set tic table.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28

;CoLoRED Schools. the Depart:
wsnt; OF Washington, according to The
Februsfy sreport's.thcrc are: IS colored
schools, and 1904 pupila, mere THAI
/. three. fourths OF whom. can read.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28

Wnacu R"MEMBER!SG.-lt is said
sha; il piece Of charcoal is !aia upon Il
harm. the pain subsidies immediately
81 !rayin. the charcoal on one hour, the
huSn is healed, as has been demonstrated
on several occasions. This remedy Is
cheap aud simple, AID certainly deserves
q trial.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28
-cuILDnEN,s CORNER.

When whole,l am liy; / ~
Behcad me, and I spring froul fires
Another letter 'toke> 'away,"""i' " ",
Add l'm;what sou dr.erery' day; I
Another move from its posl!lo:p'.o,x
And you will have proposition;
AGAIN q letter take from INC,
AIDS, siuple beverage Ioq4 see
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28

Axsrsns.Loarfitilo .solks'ate' send
ioe.in sheir,auswers from sll< diFesssioqYs..
We will DO glad to publish good enis'
mas, &c. The answer to the one 10 our
last, was the "WEsT VIRGINIA jour
NAL" ....t = l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
6ulnEer Retreats.

ORIENT SPRING HOUSE, Amherst. M,ss.-This
" Hons. las been y urlshcl ar4 P T. Gne o-a by
9son 81 geuenea il Boston u - ~ he modem
and ~ be hr ls.--.sss bose IOfN
fsrn.i7 rroprieto Marlboro Ioi, Besn and soeI
HOrsc. kcHpfrt, ". T.
IL seTy pleasantly t.aej ncar ie rl.y Of DE connsce
River overlooking Amherst nd lie ndnz The Mine
SYsss situated ID, 0u1o eesbriei med.a
qns dies md believed by uapy soniEs be srpsr
those 81 SArsl0zL
TIE dvss ana we erg besuf good hs'ns sni hlnn. i
a. hfr Tlscc pr fml'es 20 speud he Summer IN.
JOHN A. PARKS, l,... .
Il. y VIVIAN ! aiihhsei'
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEE RAILROAD

1876 81 'MtK AhfANpEflNI IVA
COMMANDING JULY 9, iiSh
Passenger s.4oa IN newton r,sn,y 'svea,h' ana
FOufhaYs LnIsacs o. i~ehiSse'eAthsI
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoRh:
, foi ~" iayen. 200 aO0llrrl LIZA M 2s, tEfJ 800
Ns.,l -, i3c and G.ro tFX y N. 800 -
fol d.epo 100, BOZ q T., llO al ill5 (EKr 100
uK,) H,J, ~ aniGoo tx. y . N.
~ hiill, sld SniioFd iVJ ll.p q NJ - ~ p m
OF f.rl Southport aud Wespora Nv iLsJa M ia go
Tor sorys'. 40 400 Gl) 49, np, m, I.is CEI) 800,
OIL as, 49, 6.7o. a0l TIL M.
J or niri,a, $40. aar, ll30s ~. AS 80 SOP m.
Tor orcenU- ~, JlO lil)aiu ia, JAS i3saO bOpm
fef siauoi 400 800 iFs.l M iiS,s. lha tEI1 2S
Ifo. t,I - -, 80. so t..r. 500 t.x.) .. -
ioi fou 10 Ger sud u.rrett- s,attoas 10l ~ IN
.H ~, 49, 80, g. y. i.fip.
dONNEi1iso TRAINS
foi Do~,0r VIA Swim he'd Ok 800 lExplsD
fot Hartford AMI Springfield, 800 Gxl lEia 800 (H'l
fer CONNECTICUT River Railroad acc tEx) il5p tSMOn
fea. 40 q. M . Northampton.
Hartford Proydencs and FisAi Rslrcai ir tEr) m
H.loN
roH-vHlv-n New.Loaion and staniaI5S Railroad a. ao'
~ u 10. 30J. tfOp w.
Ior Canal Railloil ill5 o. n. 10 Northampton
Fof l0uaslou1 Belroad. q ~, ..
for Hanrs' lek Railroad. COO No.. 800 p
ror bsnblry s1d RoTwak Railroad smi = - p m. go p n
tommcicGs slscPn. cara attached % e1ogie tftn;
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ lsins leave Jc.ey city pcn4ont u a.d 9l3 m ct
IlH W. 'i nni t.2j St'lftiy8 only 40 ll;l5 Lhl
y'!4 81 I'D fgg rH % OBJ D. Mflrry
THOMAS W. nE1ARrsT. sru.,iu,snd~sL
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6ouses anS farms 8 WijjanieS.

- >~~--~-->
HOUSE WANTED-A amall House in New-YoIk
j 4 OF ycay vented ,housc Tor Farm 20 mile n m a.
ci,v rsigsd. AddfeFs NE W.JERsEf, Thbuue Olse
WANTED 10 LEASE or PURCHASE-A small
w HOUSE eat BIosdwsy and south Of IWoni0thsL Al
d.ess WM A. Mills, No. 20 Chrysiiet a.
NyTANTED-To PURCHASE AIIOUSE and LOT
w between Twenty eighth end FORTY from Che Fourth
to seventh-sye'. ALLEN Bho"k.
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1eneijtrs.

\ DnREsS all applications Tor TEACHERS or
sst sooiS 70 TO NATIONAL rEAcHt rs iHsTTt rENo
hus Prinns Belle Lor,as El,saan Ga c aud
-. ana 'o.'espondensf 90 neisie e1etatso'
IAMERCAN scllo1I f.sflTf 'ip,,s APPffrA TloS F1gW
War.d M II ID TO- Taeits b. good ~ epii 'ionf dasrub
E,er 'Hi Teacher fsr thfi.r MNary l1cca Mnrr sul
f'.i, -, .choe olrcrs snl 'ei' 81 ls'is vito ulHt
H''" Ae'"- l." 80 Hrlau. a.
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Corporation Notices.

NROTON AQUEDBCF pLeAkTMEN1-fO
y coNTR: ToRsrs.lsi rNPSa. vii se ressiysJ =; i'
o1i,, tKo.uli cry Hell P4kl, uatu II oes N CT MONDAY
tt hc con Of DAM and its epplTtosst
s.ola, Toergs Boyds Comes IL the te~sr
k.at, Pullnl Ioulty, NcU-N0rk.
Proposals mus. 10 io:ssd Proposal fr Dam S f9r s.stss.
Pu3-n County Coz tie CToen ic-edact Depssrt
er $50 lso ndoci the Of ie iter sol dss Of 10
ts oil ne1 81 the ots
Of ralreer S0yds Cu.G.gs CsDe. Spsh
cs.ors alsO be ob,si.e Of .ss ori'e
THOMAS sPEPHENs,) orc:es
ROBE l. D.ikHAGn ! Asas.Ist
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FVNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oISh'iN
L PROPOSALS ca,h indorsel with ito Of woFs nsms % "a
Der Of oacge Will b. recey ed u ts er.e .nt
NJ t RsDAY AryGs. To- 1885, iof tie c1nra-.sn - S'"Ns
BLOCK PAVEMENTS. Ia
r.ghtllvo from gcry.secori 70 Fry satasti
sseond.aYe ffoaa 10 sion 10 Fourteenth ST.
Thr,eenh6. from University place q lrs'e
Neslfy.st. fom G.eelwhh 70 We,,tti
Da,ne-s,. nom Hudson 90 Nes1L;
ThiIty. frs.st. from Eighth 20 Ninth ayes
Doane-si. from lluls0l 10 Wcssti
Thirty.fr,.s'. frou, Eisah % Nn'hsNes
ElHabethtt nom Baysrd 20 GTand-st
spring. i. from broadway 70 Wet
Bts1sera. tom Broadway 20 Es9ey; -
Tnigty- i1r tbs. i.oDi Inirtevc 10 rast hif'fi el
Hay hli-. nom Broadway 70 Figllaayo q.
A5for aCO3BLE PAl k.NENJ ~ t.syen'tsv ola =
l,;snlysxil So ara ir Cfc. AKA acgcss tofhs, = ;, ~
tec.'on Fl Forty d, =. A1e foT The construction :" "
To follow in sret'', 10 yits
Bieecl.E-.,. between Chslles and Perly-s,.
slsing !, between Ella bch.s. and The noweryi
Broadway between Thiftcth and Thirty nr1' t
Eiglth between Fourteenth cri I'm c'il 50,
between Eighth sud Ninth LIe'ea'h ana d"s "
T.s. ~ bTcsn saaos ard Rivnsoa Drcey aud Broan'
sri iic.tor and Dyon.s.s r.,.
Portyoeh,hst be we "A Fourth ani fifi eves ., .,
hetVceu ard NeFtuty ~
r Sevcl'y ti re- enl sst cefsnJ'
..vari, also sever
tween ffh and LoAingonaFos "ih O'A."'' III fh Ms''"s
and Foluu ,-t...tt-r
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
OFFICE OF THs STREET cOxunosss,

= LhOADNANs :
yI,O TRACTORS.-Proposals, inclosed IN
se envelope iuioiscd with The TILE otte wcrh and ne sau.
wfitcu 10 received this ctee .s
MONDAY. August 20. 1868 81 IL O'Clock ID:
Fer eul.s gggirs aAi c.tbts itiytq1ra street ee"eea
Il6seu.i sycune snl lillson River. -. -.
nnk aud proposals.. esstber With ihe speeL.no. .hs
eyrrene1t, can be 1cs. Dated Street Depar.f
NsDlork, August G, lcts CHARLES o. COhNEli1