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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

izsssZ siszsssZs every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY (until further notice. three
O'clock a. m, arriving at Winchester on the
same days at p. m., reaching upperVlle al :
D. m, in time for dinner.
Leave Winchester on WEDN ESDAIS.
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at clock a. m,
reaching Alexandria At o'clock p. m, same
days in time to connect with the cars ana boats
for Washington and the North
This line connects with the line from fled-
mont Station to Upperville, going and return
ing.
The proprietor gives his personal superv lslon
to the entire route and will employ none but
the most careful drivers. BY strict attent; on to
the comfort Of all who may favor him, he hopes
to merit the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed.
OFFICEs-Alexandra Mansion House; WIN
''''S'''' ''' ~ VIM. WHALEY,
ie 29-tf Proprietor
old STAGE LINE FROM
~ ALEXANDRIA TO WIN CHESTER
FARE REDUCED. Leaves Al ;:s ;s:2G-=sSSsss ass}s 2
exandria TUESDAYS, THURS-sSs44AsEE5zSSg
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at O clock Il. m,
and arrives at Winchester ut l. o'clock m. Goi-
Leaves Winchester TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at II o'clock m.,
and arrives at Alexandria nj q o'clock p. m,
following days.
Lying over at Upperville at night, where
there are good hotel accommodations
Persons taking this line viii be called for ut
their residences in Alexandria and Winchester,
and delivered at same on arrival.
Faro from Alexsnar" to WinehesteT''.s3 % %
g g Middleburg... .... 8 IS
g 4" UpperviIle ...... W
Other points in proportion:
Offices at the City Hotel, Alexandria, and IAy-
lor Hotel, Winchester.
Freight on all packages sent by this line mus
be prepaid if not its delivery will be at the risk
of the owner. G. WESSLES, Proprietor.
W. 3. holland,
& gent ut Mlddleburg
J. H. THOMAS,
ap lift Agent at Fairfax y. II.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r. T.
r., 5t. gg1 rgss Efl

Es sss1 III Is - - -!
On And after SUNDAY, juno 10th, two
daily passon ger trains will run between W ASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, day train con
Meeting at Gordonsville with the Virgln,a Cen
tral Railroad to RICHMOND, and both trains "a
at LYNCHBURG with the Eirginla and Len
nossee Railroad, for NEW ORLEANS ana IN
termediate points.
Through tickets, and baggage checked to
Richmond, and all points South AMI Southwest:
Leave Washington daily at $50 y. m and e. 1t
p. M; and Aexandria at 7.0U 4. m: and 10 p;
M, arriving at Lynchburg at q. Is p. m, and
4.U7 a. m, and at Richmond at 400 p. m;
arrive at Alexand-ia Mt 4 80 p. m, and 52T a. m.
and ut Washington ut 5.25 pm and 6,40 a; nj.
j. NJ BROADUS,
ie15- General Ticket Agent.
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FERTILIZERS, SC.
AND FERTILIZERS.

The subscriber has on hand full assortment
of the most approved NAN UkES which ne .h Is IS
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
As the prices are uniform the farmer, can OBJ
tain his supplies as we'll by correspondence as
though he were to purchase in person.
l OFFER:
Peruyian Guano, Of the best quality.
Bolivian Guano This article comes from the
same section as Peruvian, which it closely re-
semble> in texture and appearance. 1t IS much
richer in Phosphate, but has less Ammonia. For
stiff soils or stiff sub-soils it will answer quite as
well MS Peruvian, and it costs but two thirds
the price Of that article.
Mexican Guano Of four grades.
Ground Bones.
Whitelock's Cerealzer Tho high reputation
borne by this article as the most effective ana
reliable crop producer made in the United
States. induces me to ask the farmer to test 1t
alongside of any manure he may apply. mn.
Woolston's Amoniated Bone Phosphate. This
article is manufactured by the same house, and
contains all the best qualities Of PERUVIAN 4uano
and Ground Bones. w NJ. d. lK w In,
NH 2S-tf No S. south Union street
UUANO.- REEDS AMMONIATED SU-
U PER PHOSPHATE OF LIME-The best
sl.perphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all tho activity Of Peruvian Guano but
being far more durable in it's effects.
in a highly concentT ated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate oflime, cannot
fail to render it very valuable as q 1eTtilZer.-
Notwithstanding we believe it to be the best
super-phosphate in the market, yet, by pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened we are enabled to sell It
very low, with liberal discount to dealers.
NJ. ELDR1DGE s. CO., Sole Agenta,
No 4, South Wharves,
oct A-tf Alexandria, Va.
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PARIS has gone mad on the subject of low
necked dresses. They are getting more and
more decouete, and the leaders of ton are ap-
pearing without any bodice at all merely using
a band like that worn by infants, which has
the advantage of covering up nothing in front.
and being utterly regardless of everything be-
bind. 1t requires tact, however, to keep It on.
One lady, with no sleeves, at ball in Paris,
and only narrow gold cord, in the excitement
OF the dance broke the cord, and everything
came down by the run.
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A LEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN
II AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.

A LEAAN DklA, IOUDOUN -
IA AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.
% "a M gT :ssE aa DBL - - =::=
NEW AKRANG EMENT
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1867.
Leave AlexandriA daily, except Sundays at .
a. m, for Leesburg, returning leave Lees
burg at 1915 p. m.
Connecting at Leesburg with PcacOcks Line OF
First-tluss Coaches which leave LeesbuTg on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Tor Ham
lton, Purccllvilc, Snickcrsvillc, BcrryVl!lc,
Winchester and Capon Springs; returning
leaving Winchester on Mondays Wodn"S-
days and Fridays. -,
From and after June ), the coaches Will run
daily from Winchester to CHpon springs.
FARE:
From ALEXANDRIA TO
T,eeshurc.. 500 Berryvillc.........Sl5 30
Hamilton 275 Winchester.......... 500
Purcellvillc. 3 OO Capon Springs....;. 70
Goods per New York Philade' phia and Bal
t;more steam lines, ard Adams Express, to
care Of j. VI. Newton, Freight Agent, at A!c*-
andria, viii be forwarded rs far rs Leo&DuTg
free Of charge other than our regular tariIl il.e s.
Communication Passenger Tickets between a.
cxandria @ni Lecsburg and Intermediate StA-
tcns q; cheap rates.
aay- st Guilford Station, Wcsscl's Coaches
connect for Gum Spring, Arcola, Aldie Mid
deburg and Uppcryilic daily: ,,.,.-.u--
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
my Ply General Superintendent.
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uT~ao POTOMAC
sEss.ssalslsssaas - z FERRY COM P 4 : ! !.

rr~ne POTOMAC
sE4sasEsszzlE Eszlzssszl FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND Alexandria,
The steamboats, Of the company leave each place
every hour, from am, until p. N, n, from the
and rear foot Of King ST., Alexandria.
The steamer WA WASET can be chartered
for Excursions 10 Iiymont, or other points on
the river
FOR MOUNT VERNON.--Thc steamer
WAWASEr will leave Washington M 10
O 'clock, and Alexandria at lO.3o, every ~ ES-
ING. Returning will arrive at Alexandrla eW% d.
about 3 p II. W. d. COLI:
ny S-tf Prest. Potomac Ferry Comply:
'010TiIRhAc 0TiIRhAcNsPoRTAT1ON LINE,
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AID
GEORGETOWN, ID. G. CONNECTING At
AQUA CREEK WITH TIE RICH mon D,
FREDERICKSBURG j. POTOMAC Il. Il.
~r~9s THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
.s:i.e 70 Captain A c. Nickle, leaves Baitl
more ron Pier No. S, Light street wharf, every
TUESDAY. at4 o'clock ? m, for the above
cities and Stopping At the following " ay poi IS
on the Potomac: Point lookout, Piney Point,
FoXwc!..s Wharf, Curinman Bay HUrch
Wharf, Stone, Wharf, Chapel Point, Matthias
Point, AGui, Creek, connecting with rAilroad
10 fredericksburg and Richmond, Smith, 1T.
and G!yinoUt KctUrmng leaves Washington
1T ,,- !; ii @;:' -''0Na!'''''" i" ~ H. ILL.,
oA1 WA ,::,r-,, .,c-,,,,Vp lyr>.EpEr
at! 20 L11r =, u ~; ~ ,I l. ~
timoro fr1m Pier No. 8. I.gh. stree. wharf, cy-
erv TnIDAY. -. In., ior the above cities,
snd stopping a. the following point" on the 70
t0r.ac ftiycr: Mundys poi0t Kinsaly, piucy
Point. Plowden's Wharf Pope's Creek, i:athiHs
Point, Hanie,noy Stores. Aquia Creek, connect
ing With raiIroad to Ere c'cricksburg and kich-
m0ud, Sn!,h's Point and GIymon: Returning
,caves WASHINGTON at q Il. M, and Alexandria
at-a II. ever% WENN ESDAI.
Ges~ Freiyh. @f nj! descriptions carried al IoY'
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BOOTS & Nd SH % z S
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEORGE 3. WILSON,
"
(FoRMERLr BURNS Z WILSON,
FIRST GLASS
BOOT AND SHOE STO 4 +,
502 Seventh street
(Unjler Odd Fellows Huil,)
WASHINGTON, D. Z.
A large assortment Of Gents, Boys', Youths !,
Ladies', Misses and Chldrcn's Boots, Shoes,
Gators and Rubbcrs all kinds and sizes always
on hand, cheap for cash. ap 3O-tm

= EJNC C'Nl, EET II
* ,, Nv
specially invites the attention ol NuEer"' "ho
want uniform and reliable goods 10 on: ne"
e.ccl, or 1od;oC Gnr+s S1is.ns and Childreu's
,onn, ,>rr, u,5nvc
oi every N'"u "l' "'S'i 'p''0''' '''''7 .
great many new styles, which are unsurpassed
for beauty, comfort and durability. As thc4c
,,,,1, h,,,, ho,, ,o,Jo rooar+1o th.v CON and
viii W S't'' ''>''n 'NS''p'' 'D''''
IN the market
Ladies' Boots,
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.rarms of subscription Invariably in
GAZETTE

AND VIRGINIA ADV ERTIS r K
(F0R THE COUNTRY
Is published regularly on MONDAYS, WEnNEs-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at SIN DOLLARS PER AN
nnm-pnYabie IN adrance
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STAGE LINES.
MAIL LINE FROM
IfA ALEXANDRIA TO WINCH ESTER.

THROUGH IN ONE DAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

NAESS PORk-Consignmen Of New 1ork
kI Mess Pork, just received and for sale by
GWLN e b OK HAM,
o. No g. Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-09

WATER COOLERS Just received an as
w sorIment Of Wat,.r CopIers, Two, shrec and
four gallons for sale low hy -
3l.en3rn &. j. MILLER 65. King st
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
:. ,: WILLIAMSON' Com Of IAIe'
J. W. BROWN. Assessment
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT OF The METROPOLITAN PoLicE,
BUREAU OF ELECTIONS, No. 80 MCLByRRrT. z
Ny. .NOu Anr Ii lohI

NKy. YoEE. Aprl 10. y
NOTICE TO INSPECTORS of REGISTRY and
the Polling Places districts FRIDAY and SATUH
DAY April and eoninne in session ont
1901 said act provides at the Inspectors sa in sA ~
registry made io the general election Of The e,
1865 ami subtract and complete toe sd
registry and shall add 70 the said regst the name OF any person ssa
would said fourth Tuesday OF APn be entitled 10 'o'e ua'e' As
II is further provided aforementioned that In making
shall place the said registry tue name OF ~
the Laws Of 1868 chapter 8l2 Of tie laws Of 1906
NOTICE YOTERShe places OF regtrv and polling places q
tie Election held TUESDAY April % slant remain as they
the last Charter Election except where changes have been nas
and places designated, as follows; .-,
SECOND WARD-Pin Distc,-Piumbers Shop, No 3, An1-H
RGnTH WARp-Eighth Distrt-Sboe store 80 li3 yanckst
Ninth wARD-Second Dste;Coniectoneg No 2os Csnnsssa
Third Dnct-Barber Shop No 45J HtdsonsL Fth bseHess
depot No Ninth Dsct-Bsrbef Shop No Is
TTsTH WsRp-Righth Dsric.-Shoe Store No. 70 Hrsrst
ELEvgSTH WARD-Fouh DstncOGce, No Az bast ostorsA
Fifteenth Ds,reShoe sto No as Last rentl seynteeaih I
trictBarber shop Eleyents Nineteenth Dsirc
TwFLrTn %ISp-Foarh Dstrc-Under,akes Shop. ThsVe,
Eghfh DictOce Teuhaye Oaehundda fhy seeonds
.t Fourh pistrrt-Barber shop, No 24l Delancey-st -
FOURTEENTH WARD-Eist Dttnet-Cr9ckery store 10 -
Prneest Ninth Distr-Dwelng No. 1871 Herst Tenth Dstss
FrFESrs WARD-First Dsth-Talor Shop No 90 ThOnsss~
a, Bigbth Di.,rict-Shoe store No i49 Crosbyst
stYreEyTp WARD-Ith Depot No ZIG SeventaSa
Eleventh Dis;uc-Cigar store No l9s Nnthaye o.. ~ -.
SgyENrERSrH WARD-PouIteenh DistcFurnnre store No 20
Frsaye Tweuyourth Dstret-TaOr Shop. No S9 last rhr
eeuth-st . , ., ~, o,s g..
NNErEESrH waED-Ponrh DiscBucher shop No 84 Seeese
ave Fth Dsnct-OGce rwelh Dts
c-DSeng SiItirstst between FIRST and second sses
Dsic-Faucy Store No. oo Thsve siItesata Dins
TwsNrIgrH wHRD.-Second DstTiet-Sto No 2Ss nrih.rs
Tenth Dstrct-Pumbers shop, No SE NlhthsNe
Dsrct-Lvery stable Broadway !oor from Ihlrt! -
TwrSrrrxsr wARDseyeuth Dr;:-cisar sor. No. 81
teeath Ds,ric;-iIyery stable No 2 Esst ThirtysIht -
TwESrr sgcoSs W.RPcslIst Di'1s'Ssgar @ store NO ~ S
By order OF the Board 81 Pohse , NV c,,,c.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
Ecctures ano Aleeiings.

FOHN b. COUGH will deliver his NEW and
- POPULAR LECTURE "CURI0SITY" on WEDNESDAY
EVENING 24h inst Institute Doors at o'clock
Tickets Sec Reserved Seats 81 70 be bad
GrandsL ID. Appleton Co.'S. No. 90
Broadway; Foster Pame No IA Bible House Crosses Book sers
Thnave and the the evening Of the Lecture
TNHE MEMBERS of tie AMERICAN PRO-
TESTANT ASSOCIATION vii celebrate seth Anniversary q
Signing Of Protest. FRIDAY EVENING April 49, 1857
ooper Institute proceeds will he for the benefit Of the Widows
orphans connected with the order Eminent speakers vi" sddtese
the meeting Accden Quartette Cab and others Erereises
commence al Tickets each to be- bad At the does,
John W HEAPB Secretary WILLIAM BRUCE Treasurer HENRY
G. PARKB, Chairman
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
4musfmenis.
A CADEllY OF MUSIC.
MAX hARRTZEx.

A CADElIY OF MUSIC.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF the the Director
@ bis thanks the subscribers aud puoc Tor The Y liberal
% Italian Opera OF h
support takes pleasure stating that willie
promise scpuouy fulfilled he has secured additional
Of which be feels assured cannot be underrst
Accordingly be has the Laupr e egsgns Tor Ihha
NIGHTS ONLY of the distinguished PklNA DONNA.
sRSORA ANGELA PBRALTA
on her wsy from Havana 10 knroFe
SENORA PERALTA will make her hrst appearance
ON THURSDAY EVENING, April Is,
fasorte opera. Particulars hereafter:
II would contrary tie custom of tho management 10 nislgs
sncipang criticism bnt the Director feels warranted
merely mentioning the extraordinary successes OF
SENORA PERALTA in Milan, MEXICO. and Havana
important and interesting debut 70 sn paraI
the fact that this viii be the opportunity for presenting
this highly eItoled artist IN this city
ICADEMY OF MUSIC. MATINEE.
a GnIRRcToR ~ MAX MARgTZKK
SATURDAY AFTERNOON April 20 at o'clock
GRAND ITALIAN oPERA-GALA
MATINEE, MATINEE
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
BARAGIJ '''' BRILIM ASToNsUccx,
fLEURY RICARDL MULLER. REICHARDT
KRUGER, TERESA, and others
MstBee 81 20 each 10 all the house No
served Can be obtaOsd At ~ the usual places
EASTER MONDAY. April a. positively last time OF
I.'AFRICAINE.
EASTER TUBSDAY--POstiyely last tine Of
FAUST. FAUST.
The sale Of Reserved ofhe ps
Academy j. Schnner No Broadway Mcoy Herwifa
Nos III aud III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
Corporation Notifies.

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
" At AUCTION.
PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given that the Coiamones o. &c
Sinking Pond public auction or MONDAY "a April
1907 noon the Exchange soom the City on ssv
era unnnroyed Real Estate belonging
The Mayor AMI CommoBa OF the City York De-
property together with the terms and conditions c safe
NAV be had npon application this o where will be furnished, %
and maps property be sod Warranted deeds sh
he given 20 iii purchss RlCHARD CONNOLLY Comptroller
hrnnrtnent Einance (omrolers Ohee MarcA ~ lo0l
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
OgyCg on THE CoMMsslOSsR TAXES AND AssEssaESTs
No q luAMRKRs.sr. NkwYORK. Jan l2. ltL }

NOTICE TO T0TAX-PAYERS.-NO Is hereby
~ given that the Assessment the Real AID Personal ksats
othe City County New Yo for The year 1907 viii h open III 10
spcou after MONDAY January H. l5i and VIII
rerasin ooen till day April 1877 for the correction Of rof
equalization the Of the aforesaid real ana persons
te Of the CITY and Ecwlork Al persons behev the
selves aggeved make application TO the Commissioners dur
ing the period Obtain the relief provided ~
The 1853 provides that during the time the books Sian %
hrenbore provided Application may Dc
made y av person considering himself By the assessed sn
ton Of bis real personal have the coectd sueh
application made assessed valuation o. real estate
made writing ssg the ground Of objection thereto snd
thereuDon shall into the compliant snl H. IN
their dirmea The assessment eOnsOus they shall the
he corrected cb application be made ~ relation 20 The assessed
personal estate the applicant shall be examined rder eass
BY said Commissioners who shall he authorized TO administer nsn
shs them IT, bis their Judgment the ssssssenth
be corrected and I tie snouns
such believe be Just and declare their de
DAYS after such application shall have bees
made reduction shall h made by toe Board o SUPERVISOR
snv personal imposed under this art
les shall appear under oath Affirmation that the party aggreve4
within period prescribed for tue CORRECTION -
taIe. By resson absence from toe city
A }. WILLIAMSON Com ofTAIes
J. W ALLhN, sud
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
Cost an6 fonn0

EOUND-On Monday, April 10, in West Bread
sonst 10 ADAMS jT proving property aud ps!'ns eo~s
the owner eau obtain the
5000 REWARDssSG ING sncs e. NJ; Marsa s
wrrb, about 30 built and very ibiei se white barr I
around his dak clothes short sack oos bAss
h wore yey heayy double also heavy goa gue
chain SIR Hopkins len his residence at Nor"aik Conn
Nsr csme TO stayed night
business day about O'Clock m al tne -
ne corner RodwAv Cana since which time nothng h &C.
.sen or heard Of him lie Major Of the First Regiment
And Mechanics Michigan during the las, war sa S
,.,s.,ad Ia tho business NASHVILLE ienn
Nb Il supposed that aborng under temporary HsAnV nus
bus fairs m n correct oonditoh
Auy Information OF the above seat % nj, s "a 90 Nue,,vt
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19

kutAuee on Irenifie'enibtt
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YORK:
For New Haven Ard Bridgeport, so 800 Ltb llV q IAi'
O1J aoO CEI1 AS, 80 sad 200 f.r) r. IN. - -. q, -,
For Aiorc SnoJ F4Tacd, Southport and "t'ipoi ~ ~"
a IN AS. 1872
i3. 40. tEI.) 5;g 8OO lBtl ?
For Danen, 100 90. lLg0 1&5, 80, SO ? m
For Geehuieh. 100 500. l.3) m 30 A% 80 ZIP m
For STANFORD 40 AGO KI 800 l1) & lAI3 lEE, 9W Li
2 A. 40 tEr.l. as 30. 6 %, 900 (ELl, p 49,,
Por and intermediate stations 10 tVo liz o. ~
4.t3, 49, GU. 100 r. N .. ..,,s
Boston. Srdr gs-d. 40 tkr 100 fEIl tW m
For Boston va Shore Lae l2l5 lELL 40 p - - -.
For Hartford Springfield AGO lEL l2S 100 tLr t00
?. A.
trtal, ~ M. 70 Northampton
Por Hartford Providence sad Fsti Rsoe 400 Er) n Hl'
p. m. ,.,---.., 30,
i213. 200 ?.
Por % nal Rsiroad I7l5 n to Northampton
For Iiousatoulc Railrosd % a 100
For Rtveatuek Railroad 90 a. m, go b.
yor Dau6uy ID NorwAlk Railroad, soO, 800 m 80
modoul SissyinE Cara attached 10 s.0o n t1.s -
JAMES II. HOYr. eupt
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tralns leave
~ foot Of ousndt for PHiLlpELrniA at and 10 m
g. D. m for BALTIMORE aud WiIHsGros 81 aha " u
and m.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
feqal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- Yort.-HOwARD EBWLIN pAns az, hLizA JOiGE MAD ~,
KLINE W. HDLEFsOE WILLIAM j. EDLEFbON, defendants
In pursuance judgment order o The above Court n ths ., ss
titled act on the 9th day Of April 1861 The up1egnsi
named said Judgment order Will sell through James u es
Exchange SHlesroom No III BoaHAy W '
~ =, on the 81 day NAV 1867 ~ o'clock noon al
mat certain ot Of land with the budng thereon
,. ng aud heinz M The Nineentb Wsro the City OF New lo
bounded follows tor Begnnng pon on .no
sthsrly aide of n 6t distant hundred Ana
2 r east,ry from elftery side Of First Aenn ana running
thence souker, ard thousl party wall aud phne wn III
yene on. huf O @ inches u the center n OF
block thence ese along saI center line and parallel WIN r
street ejrden m northry % and through ahohef parry
vail and parallel with hundred l eet Au
inches 70 side Fny6 street sn thence westerly
aid .onherT hteen M iee - point or place
" "''bh RICHARD G. BEAMIsH, Referee
DANIEL J. MOVES, Pfs Any,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
B'o''T OF the Board & : Cha TAw1Er Chief cl.r.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap

CUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter OF the ap,,
= no ftbe Commsontrs the Central Park for ant IN behalf
fth Maor Aldermen the City Of New York reaavs
% on.nins be AVENUE NICHOLAS from n9 Hundred aud Tetn
street TO one % hh Street lad oai 6 tne So
ouer ofthe Par and also fog opening MANHArI An
from the Twelfth ATenue extended ana wnesss
bv the OF the Central PARK NE C OF Newo
Of Of the Central Park the name and
behalf the M,yor Mdemea and Conmonay the C
u 10 the Act OF the Legislature Of the People the state o he.
ior entitled relative to the powers and duties o we Conae
ors of the Pk passed April 1850 three nh og pfsS
, by give notice they Intend 10 ay n the supreme ,oa
the First Judicial District Of the state Of NeHfO Special i.Ts
=, he held al Hal the City oNeSiorh on Weonse
d,v a. 24th 1901 thereafter as Ooune can "
heard thereon the Appointment OF Comm oaers o.
In tie above that the nature and extent hs in
royemen the opening Of the Avenue Ncbo o
One Hundred and FnY ann street
the Cy Of laid out By the Commissioners OF the SenIs
P1rs aud opening Manhattan Street from Ayeune ~ she
10 he Twea City extended and udHed BY the te
mssones Central Park aud shown and deneae upoe
mar, the Gner Sage City Surveyor bearing eAs
e lsth day o. March lO67Dsted New York Oth March bI
RICHARD OG0RMAN Counsel To The CoTl-Esbon
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
DY Henry n. IEEDS 4 MINER.

Id Henry II. LKEDs, Aueioneer . -. N.,
SSu ss by auction on SATURDAY. April 20 at Oi O'clock " hef
q eSrooru. No 70 LibcT,y-E, , --..... -
tpov for convenience se including Psror Dnngroon Lr
snd smbe furniture Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets GU Ane
Srrpebpl,te Pier Mirrors W, b. w anu Mahogshy
nes and harclosh Window Curtains ana
b r w. Tables, r. W. H. W Hnd hlapFah
Sdseads Washstauds Toiethes Sc C9tie sS's
M N.tesses Pillows Bolsers Passe Spring beds Nc GaA sl
N " table OAK b. w. C. Chairs, Lounges TURKISH
hsr &C. China CrOcky Glassware PsteiwAe &c, h'ehA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
EeQal Notites.

NEW-Y0RK SUPREME C0URT.-CIT1
~ AND COUNTY or HEW-i ORG.-ElChARD D. LAllkU.g
CIIARLES II. LLDINGTOS, JOIN II MORRISON, WILLIAM
PAXOS oHd BQBEir D. HuSIFG iantfs a-oiHsl
GEORGE HOFPMAN J. J. BRAIIIAA sud SALMOS lrter1'l
HOfFAAN IeiruiIn;ss aarsns Tor m.rey 4e- Ee' S'uP
inaud tol;raettC0n served ITO the lcisl- NC
dalis GEORGE HOFFMAE, J. j. BRABHAI, and Cancelled
SALMON EOFFMANiou are hereby Summoned ai :...;:.'
required the complaint In aroa which viii be lied 10 ne
Ooc Of the Clerk q tie CITY AID COUNTY OF NTiofk Al; the t a
City Of hewlok and copy 70 e saw
complaint Subscriber bis oace So 33 Broadway HowioTk
C within wen days aeF the service of this yo, er
OF day sercs and fail 10 answer tho si com
plant within The time aforesaid tle plaintiffs IN ihs action MI @
hundred aud venty-sx
81 With interest or dollar. from February 26,
1901 6ll0 dollars January % 1901 besides the
COST OF this acioa Dated April 8, 1901.
s. s.ROWLAND PLAINTIFF Attorney,
No. 1D Broadway. New York City.
Complaint referred TO- duly sled tue Tenth dy Of
April 1901 othe Clerk Of tue City and County Of he"
York, at the City iiAl IN said City. - - . - M
s. s. ROWLAND. plaintiffs Attorney,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
DroposIle.

OYT1cE PENSsTLyASiA RAtEo,p CoMrASr,
PHILADELPHiA, February 1871 j.
PROPOSALS will be received at the oihce OF OF
Pernsyvana Railroad Company Philadelphia uniu NE h''
ds, Of Msy 1901 infave tuues satisfactory proposal should be re-
ced Teyi0usJ) from responsible pae. dsfngo con
with sid Company for the estabhs neni oi de' hDe " o
shps between Phiadep phia AMI Liverpool , . ,-i.A.,
r,or sanI,s.tion 4, EDMuED SMITH, NecrstAy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-19
Professional Notifies.

DR. DURANT, Physician for the treatmene
Of pi,esses Of Women and Children f"ot o ""~eV ~s'
.,n h. consulted az all hours at No. Beaeh't
CIPFERERS from NERVOUS and PHfbI-
- CAL DEBILITY should consult Dr. LEWIS NO bsaehs1' ~"
aoo,s from West Broadwsy Hours nom a. m 10 sP M