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VOLUME IV......N
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

FLORENCE, January 30.-Admiral P1sANo has
been. acquitted Of the charge Of cowardice, but
has been placed on trial for incompetency and dis
obedience to his superior officers.
VIENNA, January O.AThe survey of the bounda-
~ line between Austria and Italy has boon com.
pleted.
ATHENS, January 30.-It is General KALLEReA,
and not RAx1JAy1s, that will go on mission to the
United States.
LIVERPOOL, January y30-Noon.- The Cotton mar
ket is quiet and unchanged; Middlins Uplands
steady, the opening price being 145d. Sales to-day
will probably reach 5000 bales. The Breadstufs
market is generally dull. Corn fiat.
LONDON, January 0-Noon.-Five-twent mites, Isl.
Consols quiet and unchanged.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, January so.-A special dispatch
says that it is noticeable chat the dominant party
is breaking into ciques; portion of it is daily
more intimate with the President.
General GRANT has been summoned by the New
Orleans Riot Committee
A New York Times Washington special says
that it has the best authority for saying that the
letter to the London Times, from its Washington
correspondent, referred to in sable dispatch the
other day, contains nothing of the kind attributed
to it In the conversation with the President. lie
did not refer to Congress at all.
The Impeachment Committee Of the Southern
Republican Association has prepared apartial list
of witnesses in the impeachment case, and will
soon suggest their programme for investigating
the charges.
A special dispatch says that tho Kansas Legis-
lature7 will undoubtedly strike the word sswhlte"
from the Franchise LAWS
An autograph letter from JuAREz, dated at Du-
range, January 1st, expresses fiendliness to the
United States, and gratitude for sympathy and en-
couragement. He approves of sEDew1cN's mea-
sures at Matamoras, and the preventing of ORTE-
GAS raid.
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nT ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLENANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAU. of Paris), No. 500 Broadway Now York.
April II Tyr
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a$NOIICE.- DEMANDS AGAINST THE
British bark .B. r. SHAW" John NJ Cam master,
must be presented at Office No. 125 East Bay on or
before This Day. the soth instant By o'clock PM,
otherwise they will be debarrod payment.
). a. ENsLOW & CO.,
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sFAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYEs
made new. without spectacles. Doctor Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free on receipt of ten conts Address
E. B. FooIE. NJ. D., No: 1880 Broadway, New York.
q
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Ha- NEssRs. FREEMAN & PUNDT HAVING
executed to Deed Of Assignment for the benefit ct
their creditors, meeting of the same Ia respectfully
quesed at my Office, No. 10 Broad-stroe Thursday,
1st February at o'clock p H. to appoint Agent 70
act with the undersigned. PHILIP II. KEGLER.
January 81
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Riot with Negroes on the Cheves Planta-
- 60 Gz4. tfon.
SAVANNA .r-snuary 30.-There is further trouble
on the CaEyEs plantation, in South Carolina. The
negroes refuse to vacate or contract. collision
occurred, in which Lieutenant LEMON was shot in
the arm, when the fire was returned, killing me-
gro. It is reported that the negroes have Captain
BRANDT prisoner. Colonel SEBLEY. with seventy
1uen, has gone to the scene.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aS SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIy-
ED till u o'clock noon, February 9th, 1867 for BUILD.
ING SCHOOL HOUSE on the Rushland Plantation. on
Johns Island Plans and Specifications can be seen at
tho Office Of Brevet 1t. Col JAMES P.LoW, a. Q. H.,
No Southern Wharf.
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of re.
sponsibe persons who will become surees for faithful
completion of contract and addressed to the underagn
ed, marked Proposals FOR Building School House.
Tho right is reserved to object all proposals not sat-
isfactory. = 80
BY order Of Mnjor.aencra r. <. SCOTT, Asst Commits
sioner. JAMES P. LOW,
Breyet 1t Col and A. Q. NJ, sz
Chief Rec. and Dist. OF, South Carolina
January % C.
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SHIP PIN G

FOR ROSTON-WrTH DISPATCH
tI& The Brig ANNA D. TORREY, Haskell master.
A&YSSShaa large portion of her cargo engaged and
aAa.azcWil be dispatched for the above port.
For balance Of Freight room, apply 10
STREET BROTHERS l. CO., /
January 81 No. "a East Bay
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Mnx..a

General News.
BALTIMORE, January 30.-The harbor Is still
omen, and large feet arrived and departed.
Mrs: MorARN1sH, daughter Of CHARLES CARROLL,
Of Carollton, has died.
The weather is very cold.
BosroN January SO.-The Prussian, French and
Belgian mail bags, intended to go by the steam
ship Asia, were lost, but subsequently found, and
will be sent by the next steamer.
Tho steamship asia sailed, but took no treasure.
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January 10

CoAnnss1oNER's OFF1oE,
Walterboro' January>7t 1867. @
January 10 10 21 81 Feb. 6
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= FOR SALE, A SCHOONER OF aO4
KIN TONS, new measurement, coppered and copper
1=&SASSfastened For particulars, apply to
soa'e7Ea7 p GEO. A. LOCKE & CO.,
january 80 No. "a East Bay.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-The senate's Finance
Committee have almost unanimously instructed
the Chairman to report adversely to the Gold Bill.
This will probably end the Congressional inter
ference with gold sales during this session.
The senates Postofice Committee will report
The Houses Postal Appropriation Bill without
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~COILECTOR'S OFFICE, UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE SECOND DISTRICT SOUTH
CAROLINA, NO. 4s BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON,
s. Co. January 18th. 1s67.-c. f. WRIGHT, Esq. has
been appointed Deputy Of Internal Revenue
the Eighth Division of this District comprising the
tire Districtof Beaufort.
Office at Beaufort s. c.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER,
January 20 8 Collector.
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subscriptions will also be received ct the Office OF The
DAILY NEWS, Mercury and Cnnrisr. January %
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aT BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVAL1ER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty; mparts life md
strength to The weakest hair stops s falling out at
onco; Keeps the head CLEAN is unparalleled as hair
lrcssing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
drcssers, aud mt my Office. No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALlER NJ d. =.
T,,,o-pi :lnos
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wsURTEYOR's oFFICE-PORT OF
CHARLEsTON-JANUARY28 20, 1867.-Owners and mas
ters Of sloops and Boats under Five N Tons who have
taken out Certificates Of since July 30th
1866 hereby notified to-return said Certificates to
this Office and receive refund Of ameasurcment fees.
CECIL c. NEIL, -.
January 20 Surveyor Of the Port.
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Bg THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedmonts to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief. Sent in scaled letter
velopes, free of charge. Address DR.. T. sK1LLN
HOUGHTON Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. .
January Is 3mo
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aEsoCIETY HILLAND MARLBORO BRIDGE
COMPANY.-Tho subscriber will receive BIDS until the
LIST February for BUILDING TILE EsUPERsTRUcTURE
OF THE BRIDGE across the PEG Dec River ct Society
H Plans and Specifications may be seen at my Office
Mt Society Hill, until the day above named
G. ". EARLE
Engineer and Architect.
January trlth8
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Money closed unchanged and easy yat Cat per
cent. on Government and Stock collaterals Prime
paper WIS discounted at TAB per cent. Gold cloiod
quiet at 194a1s42. Foreign Exchange quiet. Gov
ernments quiet and steady. Stocks less active and
lower at last opening Of the Board but after call
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March ] UUurIeBCUN, e
eBC COLGATEs HONEY SOAP.-THIS CEIIE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap. in such universal demand, is
ale from the choicest materials. is 1nild and emol-
ii mt in its nature. Ea Sra ntly scented, and ex-
trem y beneficial in Its action upon the skin. Tor
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
february 1Yr
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s8-NoTICE.-1, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS. now residing at No. 9 King
street. and carrying tho retail buHncss give notice
that in ono month from the date hereof will act as
SOLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS.
J.Nu4 ny Sru 1857 limo January 8
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All papers friendly to tls cause will confer favor by
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The political status of Germany is settled, with
out, at least, any prospect Of Immediate disturb
ance, and with less commercial arrangement than
might have been expected; and the Eastern ques-
ton which, until recently, loomed darky in tho
horizon, presents no features likely to disturb the
larger markets for cotton manufactures. The
tone Of business in Manchester is assuming q
more hopeful aspect, and spinners do not show
any reluctance to buy cotton freely at curreat
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FOR. J,VER,POOT,

,,r-n-.e THE FIRsT-CLASs IRON STEAM
%IZEsdSysPssg SHIP PIONEER, due here Thursdsy the
LES}Ls3I 31st inst, having portion Of her cargo
r@=a@:4:s- engaged, will dispatched immediately
For further Freight engagements, apply to 81,
W. B. SMITH & CO.,
january % Union Bank building.
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lSHtPP.I N G..
FOB FLORIDA. ].

VIA. SAVANNAH, BRUN:s:wICK,s b ST
MARY'S. FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE. AND ALL
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS :RlVER An
FAR as PALATKA 4zs5 s.ss5.s-zzs..,iss
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FLORENCE, January 30.-Admiral P1sANo has
been acquitted Of the charge Of cowardice, but
has been placed on trial for incompetency and dis
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FWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. n. WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicial District ut the next election.
September 10
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MoBmE, January sO-sales Of cotton 17o0 bales,
with g good but not general demand; the market
closing quiet; Middlings 31a313c.
The receipts of cotton since September 1st to
date at all the ports amount to 1,055, 600 bales.
BALTIMORE, January sO.-Cohee steady. Flour
dropping. Wheat no sales. Corn frmer. Oats,
large sales at 55@56. Bacon scarce. Messs Pork
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raj condition Of the worlds
m reasonable to expect an
On goods during the present.:
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STEAM NAVIGATION

STEAMERS WEEKLY TO AND FROM NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL.
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o@ TIE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, s. c., January %, l867.-The Board Of
Directors have determined to increase the Capital of this
Bank.
Stock can be had on application to
January 29 tuth q. g. LOPER, Cashier.
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These combined considerations require mate
rial curtailment of estimates Of the total supply
from all sources entertained two or three months
ago. The reduction may bo roughly represented
by 900 bales for the United states $50 900 for
hdia CSC 900 for Egypt, and SO, 900 for Brazil, ma
ling total curtailment of original estimates
amounting to sOO 1000 bales. These aspects Of the
supply have produced strong disposition among
holders of cotton to stand firmly for higher prices;
feeling not shaken by the movement among
domestic manufacturers for further curtaiing their
production of goods.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

4 sTITUTIoNAL CONvRNTIOY-Pursusut provisions 4
section e Of an act entitled An act provide os
hereby give notice ht they will receive sealed proposals ~
O'Clock the 4th day of May S TOR ereeans ne
which necessary said Conventions said pHsag % dsHsu
The g.ar nature OF said printing vii. Journal. and dounsa9
shall ordered printed and such blanks forms aud mseeuaneses
For The INVENTION Journals and Debates the prposA9
should state the price r composition pressNors pser Prent -
copies additional hundred copies that maj
ordered -
pcbe containing 538 hut should Be ~
smaller type Nha termed rule rule aud agure work 80
page be reduced When necessary 70 pas -
matter tables viii he esnate the hosft
printed IN form allow s1teea pages or doaoe
include every charge The paper Convsh0a Do
Jgua and Debates must weigh 9; least 20 pounds 20 the sea
printing the Senate Documents Of 1876
page Das be set Brewer aud Noupsre v@
For blanks proposals should the price pee hmdsl
quarter, half and flll sheet blanks
Of the Assembly relation TO printing tsy
Sufficient ranbr copies Of journals for the dies Of the Coneuass
Msceaneoas printing not coming heads Be paid ~
the the City Of Albany at the time OF the e1eeuas&
thereof
sped land but proposal or bid will be received from
party Interest for the performance Of the ~sr tc
must be annexed guarantee subscribed b gaantor OF sam
ability that person persons making snh bid will II the ssns %
accepted according the terms Thereof ssd s
be they Of the Of his their BIDS ssA
aeh guarantees there must os annsI oersaeas ne s
and the Judge Of the County where the susAter reacs,
the Of property and able 70 make g0ea m gs
copy OF this iversenen, be annexed to the BAD and sss
porsteA IA the contract made thereunder -
Each proposition be sealed with the guarantee and drec
e outside Proposals Convention Printing and when thus sse
up directed NE proposition should be incosd 10 sepa"
undersigned right 70 reeet % al o. any o. SAID Sd'
FRANCIS G. BARLOW, Secretary OF SaA
THOMAS HILLH0USB, Comptroller
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Amneements.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIGHT.
a ITALIAN OPERA. ..-
Positively LAST NIGHT OF THB SEASON
TONlGIT-LINDA DT CHAMOUNIX.
BENkEIT.AHD LAST APPEARANCE or
SIGNOR GIORGIO RONCONL
THIS HRlDAi) EVENING, May g. Al &
ONLY APPEARANCE OF SIG. GlORGIO ROHCONf IN IN
GREAT TRAGIC ROLE OF ANTONIO.
Doneis Charming and popular opera,
LINDA DI CHAMOUNIX.
which will be pIodaced With strong ca including
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
,,..u MMR. NATALI TRSTA,
BARAGLi, ANTONUCCI PosSETT rLEvEK
c..,..,- GiORGIo RoNCOS
Nohgustor .SlGNOR fORRtAk
TOMORROW SATURDAY.. GRAND PARKWELL
PERALTA hATIHEB If.Ir
LA SONNAMBUIA aru
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE or sREORA AraxiA
PERALIA previous 70 her departure ex Eurepe
fomanees viii THIS MORNING BoI0ncs sf3
Academy sehOers No. 7O Broadway and Maeoy HsssJ
Nos ll2 and ia Broadway. - -.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
CLOSE or THB ITALIAN OPERA SEASON
TOMORROW SATURDAY, MAY g. AT O'CLOCK.
GRAND FAREWELL PBRALTA MATINEE
GRAND FAREWELL PERALTA MATINRK
LA SONNAMBULA.
Positively Last Appearance ofhe celebrated Phna Deaaa
SONORA ANGELA PBRALTA
previous 10 her departure for Earpe
TICKETS TO THB MATINEE, 81 80 Zach.
To all parts Of the house No Reserved SeAA
Tickets be obtained at all the usual psees
SPECIAL E0TICE-LADY PATRONS respectfully resusst6
purchase their tickets early 10 avoid crowdng and -
Ticket OHSceA
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Ccrpurailon NoiiteD.


BOARD OF AUDIT-NOTICE.-U nder and
pursuance - scctoE n Of Act entitled An
at Board " Supe e the CounJ Of heHIork to
money ~ certain Cuniy purposes TO Itend The powers
unsettled claims g1 sh County passed April ~ ile' Motto
t~v given that Board ~ Audit thern ard thereby created o
sna settlement q oil legal or equitable claims aud H
prior J,nua ti D. Eighteen hundred '9u
Couny NcNlOrk have apponei aud do
heeby appoint TUESDAY the fourth dos Of jane neIt @ az We
Court II Pleas lloon Part oom 9l IN lhr NV nan te
fSewYorl The dy aud psee at wh ne SAD Board ~i
m tie hearing IN Open Board Of the matters 81 such claims Al
se-n O'Clock the tie s day. The sad act contains the
following pfoyislOu 80 j, -.
adjusted hereby quld 20 present the same to the SAD Board ol
Audit months fon the oi ths tet and case any
person having outsandns demand asan TIE Coln d new
York .hA refuse present such claims 10 the Board An
within the period from the passage OF tbs act 10
sAA barred the prosecution maintenance sn rights OF ae
which have against the said County OF NeslVE hss
the eium "-NeN-loTk April ~, hbL - - -.
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, Comptroller CITY OF New-lorf
~
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ouARTKRNAsrER,s OFrcs Y; 3 ~

NEw.YoKK, April q, 1857 y
PROPOSALS will be received at tins once On g
Il Until MONDAY the 9th day Of May at u oeoeh w M
FREtSTioS Of a MESS HOUSE at Fort schuyler, n H. =
81 feet long BY feet wide aud feet high to eaVs%
built Of best seasoned lumber. - =. ...o A tha .
Plans specifications for the proposed work can y ssns
fe builders proposing TO bid are signed
repousble parties their lids are VA
,snirei VITA
IN the ,un Of thousand dollars o n sAy
thereof The United the he ipossed
Of the bids deemed aabls PTpe'sh hsS addressed 70 Aa
posas ior Pas s es Who viii furnish all ates,
BY order Of DIV Asst q NJ Geo, v y
1, n MORGAN. Rrsw hAs end = -
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Eertures ano etinga

7 ECTURE.
SCHUYLER COLPAX Speaker Rspre
sentaye will deliver biz celebrated Lecture Across the COnhnea
ths Of the Southern Famine Relief Commsn v1&
Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, Mayo.
Doors at lecture to begin at o'clock Admission 80 osaa
reserved seats 81
Tickets general admission ". r. Ahurs 10 90 Hss
b. Broadway No 81 Aster Hous
Appleton Co.'S No 40 BrOad~ay sheldon Co.'S No sa Bros&
James Miller No so Broadway q; ShnrHo 0l BroedEaH
BrentanO No 7Os Broadway A. D. Ra0dophs Broadway. eo4
Euthst McParland's, Broadway, Twenty hdst.
Reserved oce the Commission No 81 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
Albany. April 70, 1907.
DTATTSBURGH BRFAKWATER.-Sealed

DLATTSBURGH BREAhM AlEh-oeaIe
Pnoa will received by the undersigned until the Jst OF sS
1907 for MATERIALS and LABOR for the repair Of the breah"asN
Ten thousand Of White pine Timber, u inehss square,
F6J thousand linear e whispns Timber IL inches aas
ter
Py Thousand Pine Plank Inches thfch
Five thousand Pounds Wrought Iron spike inches long
Three cubic yards Rubbe Stone in fragments weighing ~
Is 10 200 pounds ~ rs.,,,A =, .rss
nops NAV the undegne by hn AoleonJ t9s
stone 10 be delivered and measured the Breakrdter
Also for Reconstruction Of the breakwAer sbn
embrace tearing down far necessary TO low wafer m %
the stone ing, rebnlslng Mh oos VI
foot linear and foot boa OF the um per usee sn
whole proposal framing putting together sze
conxr.ton generally, exclusive Of maseras
for material and hbo<
Tbs mode adopted will be essentially the sane as tas
work recommended examine before nA.e
proposals. - ~, ,,x,r u. r., pn.,s Rr.vet Col IT, 4
" q Rpgin.eTs once Oswego, n. y April "a 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Winter ar
r.nFsneus Jan 1e67-Lesvss James Slip, HswIork At
m Grssnpor and way stations II M for syos
IaphAEk train land TO hsr
head on SATURDAYS only) for byoust aud way stations
m PsrmingdAs and way statlonL
NEW Jersey RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ foot CousndtsG at and 10 IL
ana IL D. "a sT BALTIMORE AID WAsnIssToS At and 10 NJ
aadTHR-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

CUPREME COURT, County OF New 0rk.-
- JOHN p. GRlBKR psu1, sgslnst FREDERICK EGBSBR
money demand
roEact (Com the defendant ~ cts T. States
HAns Ioi heeby summoned snd Int Rev stamp
qured the comp aut N tbs action cancelled
which Sled Ia h. Office ofths CLERK Of toe :..,......
Ciy NeElok be CITY Hall In sad city and 10 serve
the sad corint TIE Subscriber AZ s
oce number BoiVav re City Of Seviork within twenty
tbe II tbs exclusive Of The dT OF
snch service m 90 the 'd complaint vihn the sine
sf5r,sad pufu this acton sill take judgment against Jou for ihs
sum of hundred dollars With interest thcreoa Hs0
thereof a sepisn 1888 no thereof from the 4h day of
Januarr thousand cgbt hundred Is besides the cost OF s
setioa.-DAied Sewlork Apul TO- 1907.
~. FOX Pla.ntifs Attorney No BoafWay, roF-iofk
complaint te action fd in hs onoe q the
Csfk Of The County NeEiork AZ The City Hall said city
, 1871 Of April 1871 lAla Law 6NPl IL FOX, PFs ATTY.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
Albany. April 10, 1867.

PROPOSALS FOR BINDING CONVENTION JOURNALS. Doou.
MEHrS DBBATESA the time and place aforesaid prepe.sa
u be received for the binding OF such as
. ara debates the Convention be ordered 70 be boun1
The the price for binding full and for eins
bo h such numbers be 0ceree
70 e bound directions given in the foregoing es
ng m Convetor printing! the guarantee and the feeas
b ~ erautor sealing and directing Of the hds ana
pe1ipg copy advertisement will apply TO the proposals h
reserve right aud all Of sad bds
in bsr nnon Lev are Inconsistent with the puble nrests
~ FRANCIS c. BARLOW, Secretary u etass
THOMAS HILLH0USB, Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
6aromare.
Drouosals.


OFFICE CLorHIsg AND BauIPAaE, -
No. % BROADWAY Esw.YoRK, April d, 1881.
A RMY SUPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSAl2
IA will received this oce until IL FRIDAY the ID NJ
may BE- rsqaiSed sr bs use Ot ii. d:po ust i. M MAJ. u
'0FHis Tais, iGd, SI@iad' Ia
Lamp Oil gallon sperm
| Wooden GsiIs.. Troa bOuaA
Nail Hammers
| Marking Brushes assorted
Trucks, Nos and
Baing Twne.
Brass Lanterns, for OIL
Further information be had By applying a. iris seca
The United gh, any part whole ~
Proposals will be indosd Proposals for Furnishing ns5dssr a.
addressed 70 BreEes Brig 'Gen: u n NlnI0as
DREAKWATER AT BURLINGTON, VIZ
ID SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By the usdersgDed z
the May 1907 the MATERIALS and LABOR required -
construction Of BreakwsteI a. Bgrlingtou W. va
linear feet Of round Hemock Timber not less hAa 10 fs
diameter n noIe ess than Is feet long
linear Timber not ess than 10 inches nAA
Ter In sticks not less than 2 fee, long
Garlic feet Of White Pine Timber Ii inches square saeAs 90
90 O0 fee. board measure theh
$500 pounds Of sHch Wrought Iron spike =. -
2 O6 cubic yards CT Rubbs Stone fragments vang IRON 70 -
And for Labor involved the construction Of the Br..iv
suppose be cribs Of 100 feet long eeb 50 feet vide At the base
and feet the top, in % feet average depth At low vser na rising
position and stated at per cubic foot hssx ID
Of the lumber used which sn0un nnst CORD
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may be obtained by addressing the undersigned ,
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