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opncI OF TIE STREET coxxIssIosEE,

OpucE o. STREET ConnssioKERi}
No. ISL Broadway. 5
ITO CONTRACTORS. Proposals inclosed IN a
envelope ndoed title Of the work and With
ohe BIDDER thereon VIII be received al
until WEDNESDAY Sept. S, 1866, at II ocockss mi .
For regulating grading &c.
between first and Eighth. avenues go.
For regulating grading &C.. thnatuee'
between Third evenue and Mount Mouis-IqlnTe.
For eSbiag gui1erng and tagging EghynIthsre between
Third and knth-avenaeG
For cgbns suffering tagging First between SIXTY
For eubins Tagging onebundred
street, between Tnird and Sisth'aye
Eighth and Tenth avenues.
For curling rattsrns tagging street, between
First and Second sven6es
For ebing gattern and Tagging secondvenue between One
twenty hh and
Tor curb1ng guenG and tagging Onehundred sndtweny
fen Second Third and Third from
ODehundred and to and hfsthstfeet
for furnishing one Thousand ron lamp posis
Bank forms Of proposals. together with the spscfcssione and
Few.Yo August Is 1856
CHARLES a. CORNELL
Street Commissioner.
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spokea.

Aug a. 2 NV Of Torasas sehr Henry Edney, from Gal
We ton for Baltimore. II dsys out.
Inv lat a. a. long % b. Palestine from London Cor
Sw an land; Australs
schr wild Pigeon for New YOrt Ass IS lat n 70
Aug o. is miles Of Cape Lookout Coproy steering sw.
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Southern Dvisob State Of NsvYork August J. 1854 under
call Of Jolly 49, 1861 and the number actually furnished mp 70 De-
ccnbe a. 1854 that bsss so the number sent TO render
dIeeto the d otherwise actually into service;
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Sailed

Steamship. Teors America City Of Paris Ts oueen low,
Sbuey Evening STAR Gen. Meade, Gan Salvador
saragoss c. W. Lord, Niagara. Hat;ersa
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Naval.
Disasters.

The II steamship De Sofa arrived al 81 croix Aug hon 81
Thomas anS lef the morning Of the Sch for carseoa
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RICHARD ]. DODGE,
Rt Lieui.-Col u. s. A., A. A. NJ Gen
and sUpt Vol ReeTuiiing Service
E,p- York September 20. 1855.
Thus appears March 49, W according to Government
account, quota Of this County stoodas follows:
apt. .ls,, Dt'eoe, o. o'' 1880
Men January March 49, 1866, two thousand
and forty IV'
thousand nine hlndred and twenty four 3a4
yso ssa5r,d sns ssysree Observation-Disclosures. 5763
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The second the number OF furnished nom
January 10 March 49, Ie6 the County Of NewYoh exclusively.
u follow; .
OYy,cK A. A. PRoyos1 MARSHAL BBEsRAL AND
SUPERINTENDENT yoLusTEER RKCRufrIEe SERVICE,
SOUTHERN DIVISION oy NEw-foRR.
NEwYoRK September 10 1885, J
Hon Onrsos BLuSr ChairmGR ~ y Co. PoL Committee
SIR transmit herewith semen Of the whole
substitutes for enrolled substitutes for
drafted men which have been held to service
tered In The CITY and County New York January 70 March
10 1865 Inclusive have the honor be- sir respectfully your
obedent .srgsnt ...-x. .,o,o-
(Sisned) hSuAhD J. Dog's? a.
Brevet Lieut.. Col U. 8. A., A. A. p. NJ Den
sTATFrYyT Of the hole number substitute. for enrolled and
volunteers wch been held service o mustered IN me
City and County q RewYork from January TO March H. Ioo
inclusive:
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x1-Tuy BUREAU OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY resolution adopted By honorable body June % 1864 .ee
1864 337 34l. committee
Authorized 10 orgsnze Military Statistics III. pup2
record 81 the services rendered by citizens
ohe County oNew York Individually aud collectively In the
for the suppression Of the Rebellion.
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hsSss,s .thcah his county was deficient ni thousand
hundred md nius7sg lo2so shO SEPTEMBER had
been but hundred and eighteen 8 And amuch ss the call
Of Dee TO- 1884 fr W only woud not have been
unreasonable 10 have made such allowance.
On lad The remained unchanged should have
had surplus thousand hundred and eighty eight S
men and twelve thousand aud sixty sin 1900 years Of service
1x-MES FURNISHED DURING THE REBELLION.
The whole number Of furnished by the City aud County OF
during Rebellion hundred and forty eight thou
.and ,I hundred eyentysiI t6 OF these Eryone thou
and Y hundred and COLI received local bounty hreyen
ho.spd seven hundred hy S7 1897 thd city and
,Saus The of hundred and thousand and
.sy.utydve no7 O5l received no direct local bounty.
hundred and sir St1 676
hundred eighty six thousand nine hundred and s5 2s9t6
wears months and twentynn and onesi1th w lb days.
ana hundred and forty eight thousand six hundred and
..Snx 1ss G76 the number credited comparatively
small As the system Of credits was not put IN force until after the first
y,at previous 20 which al NewfoFk had apparently
other locality has dons better for the
army and navy than City and County Of NewYok taking
5, via pride 70 the large figure representing the
his City and County TO The war A. -, - =, -, -. =,
~ Ky cv New York during war with their
o,eryes This appendix also embraces statement undestood to
Official showing the NUMBER 'ahhea py eaoh
April p6I tic different call. for men who were required ioI
sko shows tho credited
10 each sae upon basis Of three ~ standard Of com
The number furnished mEon sI hundred
mi i've hundred and twenyhrse l26eSa2J
Rsducns AK, srgreae three standard tie whole numbs.
- two million hundred and hfty-four and
three red and eleven = letyll) -. -
The STATE on furnished the estest number OF nd
the largest number reducing all the men 10 three W years
Tbs who'll number from State Of NewYo four hundred
Tna cnnn Of Newly furnished humid ed and eight
sfr Hundred seveatyx M 6o leaving for the
aer Of the state hundred and fifteen thousand foa hundred
Thu. ~ CIV snd County Of NewYerk furnished within thou
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DEPOT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON VOL
HI e UNTEERiNo. -tc9ntinusd.l

We beg respectfully again ugenpn yonr honorable body
the propey Of giving sanction 70 this ordnance
Tie system rSb which this ordinance designed check
greatly pdd OPeTsons in hg the quota tie call for
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pa..enuor. Arrived.

PROM oA1yrsToN AND KEY wEsT-In steamship Ladoua--
Col h. Mason wi and daughter D j. b. Root and daughter
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Mrs vsn.icie and son sson- Mr. snd Ms Auehineoss H.
Mclaughlin MAJ Z. d. King Capt EdwUds j. k.ashA~ MIS-
child j. J. Csnksd and SON. Raphael ferc1 hleh~
Crosse. ..
FROM NEw-ORLEANs--In steamship henip,st,-Mrs keos
and child Mr. and w Fish AID q fysste Csf
De Cana GOODWIN. C. Pean Miss hsrshsl H. NJ hsnn1
Gen w. T. CLARK NJ Duay Wm. smith, MANNING . oaioh'
Wolf X. J. Nsis and 20 IN the storage. r,.,-.
From NEW QRLE ANg.-In Steamship George Wshlng'en-
Mrs Ready child Mrs Mcconnell ana zehiofe
2 o. TsyIor,i Ritter and child g. A. kes@e a. e
w. W. Hoh w. Gormsy John p Vsrsn, d. Ames Inos nso
j. simon s. Read cspt T. Bsrson H. stone Wa
FROM LIVERPOOL AND HAVKE.-in Steamship M rem
Mrs O. family Mr. and yoss John Ross Mis-
r. T. Eusgne Mr. d. Vale Miss fuminy u. Brant H. Atsins
L. Lowe wshey(0. G. Robinson, Mr Larsen. Mrs Larsen
----
MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun Rises s:2s Sun sets .oset Moon Rises
~ stsH WATER
Sandy Hook, Gov. Island. 3:zo Hell
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Potatoes both Sweet aud Common lower and sell slowly
Onions declining The Melon is evidently large
is impossible 10 sell them fast received They Sre
10 coming from New jersey present. and arc much lower
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DAWLEY's WAR NOVELS.

Being all founded on facts Of the present
Rebellion, over $50, GOO copies Of which have
already teen sold.
No.l-JACK MoSBY, the Guerrilla. The
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LIVINGSTON AGAINST ROEBUCK; or,
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FOR SALES s
q Residences In White Cloud.

Two lxesfdcnccs IN Stnlte e1Oou
NILL be sold, if application be made soon
w the House and Lot on the corner o.
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NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
49, ssssS2 &C. ~

49, 80 ssssses s3iasg s
CONNECTS with the Hannibal & St. 10.
" r. R. at Macon City, 1876 miles East Of
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ONLY ALL RAILROAD ROUTE
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ri Railroad, and see that your baggage is
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L. NJ. DUNN,
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KNITTING MACHINES
FOR
FAMILIES AND MANUrACTURERS.
Something New and InvaiuabIe FIR
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MODEL SEWING MACHINE!
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The Black Diamond Varnisb,

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PUTNAM CLOTHES WRINGER.
IT is THE ONLY RELIABLE
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No Wood Work to SreH or Split.
No Thumb Se-ers to get out of Order.
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That wood soaked in hot water ciu spel.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1866
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. w. BRADLEY,sa New Patent DU.
Pick ELLIPTIC Tor double)
SPRING SKIRT.
This invention consists of DurLEx Tor two)
ELLIrrIc PURE; REFINED STEEL SPRrNGs. inge
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THE HOOPS, are covered With 2 ply double
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Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom
rods on every Skirt are also Double Steel, and
twice OF double covered % p.evs,t the covering
from wearing on the rods when dragging down
az AZ nh
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