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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

MISS s. s. RICHARDSON will re"
wi open her SCHOOL list October. 1867, on Cary
street between Third aud Fourth. Particular at
tention paid to Mathematics Latin and FreLch
Taught in the school.
For further particulars Inquire at No. aOo Cary
street
RBPgnsNCgs.-peY. N. D. Hoge, D. D., Rev
William Brown, D. D., Colonel William z. Mum
ford, Peachy K Grattan, Esq So l3-eod6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

~ Lie. SALTEH'S ENGLISH AND
". CLASSIC SCHOOL, ON MAIN
STREET. No. log, BETWEEN FIRST AND Sc:
COND.--The fourteenth session OF this school VIII
commence MONDAY the 10Th Of September next.
Terms very moderate Circulars giving full par
t!culars may be had at the office Of ihe Dispdtch,
at the various bookstore- or 1t my rahijsGce NO.
l0s u ain street between First and Second.
gu 3t-SaWimS e. L G. SALTRR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25
IL INSTI-

LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
N TUTE, HARLOTTgSviLLE. VA.-Session
1878 will begin MONDAY, September Id. and
end June IS. Course OF study a, heretofore and
adapted to the object Of enabling and inducing
girls to make real attachments in learning. Fall
Information furnished on application.
Charges for entire session, In currency:
Board, washing, fuel, lights and tnit!on. ....s2eo
Music on piano ind use OF Instrument, 49,. so
Drawing. &C., at usual rates Payments half in
advance. Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN HAET, ID. A.,
ie T-aodts Principal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
/ MRS c. X. CHAPLIN continues to give instruc-
ton on the PIANO at her residences on Ninth one
door above Leigh street. and 10 prepared TO re-
ceive few more young ladies.
Inquire as above. Sc le-saWtlstVc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

no TIE VOTERS OF MECKLEN-
4 BURG Il respectfully announce that l AIN
candidate for the Constitutional Convention. The
election for delegate will take place on TUES
DAY the 22d october NJ xt. Should the people OF
the county deem me q suitable person TO represent
til am in establishing Consultation and Civil Co.
vernment for the State of Virginia "loyal to tho
Union" pledge faithful etfort to Secure the
blessings Of peace, OF domestic tranquility, and
of impartial justice, 70 AL; n,r.ror
IA rs THOMAS Y. THAChSVOH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

HAIR.-PLAsTERERS HAIR for
- safe by RHLST & KING.
Sc 20 Fourteenth street nsar Exchange Hotel.
iORNs, BUNIONS, NAILS GROW
~ ING INTO THE FLESH. and all diseases OF
me ieet and excressences on any portion OF the
scientific chtropodist has returned. and my be
consulted daily from 10 A NJ TO SIP M GffIce,
Giaetsenth street between Main and franklin.
Ladies and children attended as usual.
sa "a 3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

EN4LISB. CLASSICAL, AND MA
II THEMATfCAL sCHoOf.-Mr. Pettigrew
having declined t.aehing shall open MAILS
SCHOOL on the LIST OF october in the chool-room
attached t. sycamore church, formerly occupied
by him. On and after the 10th Of >ep,smber may
be- &c und at my school room every dty from to /"
o'clock. The patronage OF his friends and the
Pablo is respectfully solicited:
30 q eod2m* WILLIAM +. FOX, a. N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

MR.. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
lN Steal AND EYGbISH SCHOOL, MAIN BE-
TWEEN THI2D AND FOURTH STREsTS.-The
twenty fourth session OF this school Will begin
MONDAY September 23d
TERMS For the session. $50. For further par
tieulars see circulars at the bookstores, or apply
to Mr.. TURNER, at his residence Third street be-
tween Main and Franklin, or at his school room.
21-t0b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

n5ISS ELLA SHELL WILL RE
lM OPEN HsR SCHOOL on the LIST OF October
at her residence, No. 8"l Eighth street, north OF
Leigh p,.
$50; Music, $50; French, $40. Payable quarterly
In advance. 50 lV-tNCtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25
Educational. .

BOARDING. AND DAY Sso nIi1oH
TERs sou.hes corner Of Clay and Thiid sltss 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

1SIss HARTLEY GRAHAM will re
.N oman ber school on the 1sr OF OCTOBER.
She can be found at No. 2o2 west Grace street aflsr
z Lat OF September. sc z-toL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

MISS PEGRAM'S ENGLISH AND
lM FRENCH BOARDING. AND DhY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHiLpkEE loo AND
twelfth session OF this tchool will begin the
FIRST DAY OF UCf"BEg. Pnpils intend ing TO
enter at that time requested to notify iss Pc
GRAM at once. Circulars may BE- obtained OF
her and OF Messrs. STEVENS PEGkAh and
GE0RGEL BlDGOOD. &c le--lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

HARLEM RAILROAD DUMMY CAUSE.-THE
Board Of Councmen met at O'Clock yesterday after.
noon the President James G. BrHkman. in the chair.
After the transaction of routine business the fol-
lowing communication was received from the Mayor
turning without his approval the resolution granting
permission the Harlem Railroad Company 20 use
dummy engines upon the route OF It's road IN tE CITY
for the following reasons
When similar resolution applicable b the Huis0n RIVER haroad
Company be0; approval ae some hesitation,
M the following other VIZ The Hudson kver hro
bal long enjoyed the privilege without any seous DC
resolution effect merely them the right to
1.-THE ulsoa River Railroad in the city passed
almost entirely through district devoted 70 Shipping ana egnt
directly connected thereSh
considerable portion Of along the river ne To wharves ssd
freight and
dummy engine"
and cespened the cost erso personal risks did ueA
who il business the route Upon sch
the public interests Demanded thts
freight She part OF the c esa
might be Affected unyOrOg aad sos seese
Railroad the entirely different The resolution 10 quesIoe
be generally sP29 merely Tue rt " use
umuT engines down to ihe depot AZ e corner rwen hta ~
and fOlrhave. but % az JrfJh .bpos tne osest oas
present being at the Of Ceutre aai White st
The % the Harlem Rosd which covered be this resolution nay
be said be through the heart OF The city, and through desey
greatly Travelled district IL does through seets
devoted ghng business and business connected lhrewti
bat streets occupied
purposes private residences aud T stores ani shops OF various
fnd The dummy engines tT,hai RESTRICTION a. 70 the
the fourtha BoEey Grand Toome
would Of seriously al
property would also the risks Of personal
attended With public Inconvenience wthoot oaT
corresponding public While therefore ackBOwedse that the
and Of all ~ demsnd that enlarged and
liberal policy should railroads. which
leg should them compelled f,r the reasons bare
stated TO Withhold approval from the resolution - -,
Which was ordered 10 laid upon the table for ten
days and 10 be printed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
obi Gurf.
MtSital.
MUSICAL EDUCATION.

TO lhe Edli0r W IHs ITIOHHf'
SIR II was with great pleasure that the
writer read yOur about the German slngerteasis
Asst is fact that music is powerful assistant TO ine
social re former am certain THE TRIBUNE VIII be dong
good service II il will keep this matter before the people
until some musical patriots step forward ana eau sne
way I'm grand musical attack upon the social evils tnt
mi such wide spaces this city How Is IL lhat tere rs
only one Harmonic Society in New York; There is room
steal citizens will forget lay aside ali sordd ISess
and cali together the young men and women OF inc e
tr the Enlistment of Choral Unions, philharmonic 30
cetes lee Clubs Orpheon Societies Or snch other SHAPE
as the music loving portion Of each District may @
to take M more legitimate amusement exists tnhn nu
sic n tbe sons OF Temperance or the Young Men unl
tan Association will act upon this fact ne{ VIII
tainly do much good. D. D. HN
Nep- York, July 10, 1867.
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Proposals.
UxrrrD sr.rr. ESersrgn.. oyglcE,

UNITED ENGfNEHKs OPFckfB
No 32 MAiSsT. MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, July ~ lgo,, m
IMPROVEMENT OF EAGLE HARBOR,
Il LAKE sUPBRIOR-SEALBD PROPOSALS. IN duplicate Ni be
receveta this ec until July 81 6' for removing the oeA
roU the entrance % Eagle Hsrbor
Contractors will the cubic yard for removing te
deBosung places indicated furnishing ali The
labor hosts machinery and appliances Of every description necessary
do the work
There about eighteen hundred three @ cubic yards o. tIap
rock 90 he removed situated Ia middle OF TIE entrance o
within Of two hundred and @ by one hundred ana H
Qg) feet and depth OF less than ten Ol ee
This rock he removed obtain depth Of not less an
fourteen "a feet at low wsteT. 49,
The work 10 be before the h Of September i
and finished by October 81, 1853.
Contracts tpc signed By two surees 10 the sun
OF the
within days from the time opening Of the bids Zach b 70 e
Of two responsible names
and satisfactory evidence the bidder the necessary
SKIN and do the work printed OF thS ~i'eHs
meut must be attached 10 each proposal
Blank forms proposals. with forms OF guaranty W De uhneu
from this Office upon application. NJ
Proposals will be ndoel Proposals the rock Al Eagle
Ta,or" aud addressed to Breyet Colonel B. WHEELER,
Major Of Engineers, Milwaukee Wis
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SUPREME COURT-CmcUrr.-B Before Mr.. Justice
MULLER.

BATTLE or THE EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Norris NIl,.ow fbe American Express CO. anJ Others
We published, few days since, the order TO
tie defendant show cause In this at Watertown,
nu tine 18th inst why the directors OF the American EX
press Company Should not be eDOined from carrying on
business any longer, ana the company dissolved ana
Of ITS property appointed Inc plahtlH Is the
owner of i've shares % the capital stock O the American
Express Company OF the nominal value OF 5000 winch
no alleges an, being rendered worthless by the mis-
management Of the presesent Board OF directors par
tcalarly incarryug opposition othe Merchants Union
Express Company, which leave no profit for the
stockholders. ON the calling OF the motion plaintns
asked postponement, ON the ground tha they
were not ready: and that though they did not know
what WIS be shown by the defendants IN opposition to
plaintiffs motion. yet they had heard some runors or the
contents defendants adavits, and wanted further
time o. procure adats TO meet possible the state OF
facts which according such rumors defendants would
show. Moreover, eX-Judge COmst0ck. who was chiefly
relied upon by plaintiffs for this motion. was absent and
a postponemeul was asked on that account.
Defendants counsel said that plaintiff should have
known whether he ready before no began. lie had
selected nj own forum time and place. and although he
Ind given but Tdays notice and had called for an ex
haii.tve showing OF the defendants management and
allrs, yet. by Unremting labor they were here anu
ready They charged that although plaintiff owned $500
ia the American Express Company he at the same me
owned $4,000 the Merchants Union Express Company
rival on and this suit not brought in good
faith bat attempt 70 abuse the equitable powers
o the Court by bringing them 20 aid private schemes
They argued that the plea that Judge COmstock was
needed was mere preteXt that the application was not
entitled 70 favor, ana demanded as right an immediate
Plaintiff counsel claimed that it was entirely imma
teria whether plaintiff owned stock IN the Merchanls
Union Company. He owned stock in the American Com
pany and stood upon his legal right to investigate ms
Infringement and have such remedies as might appear
he Court finally postponed the hearing to the 6th Of
septeber which was the earliest day which the engage
OF counsel permitted the adjournment being ppI
upon the ground solely OF Judge Comstock absence by
consent of defendants the plantn was also alo"eu "
days time to perfect his ailldavits; - W. ,....
OF New York and Mr. Hammond or Watertown TOT the
American Express Company Charles y; Sedg wv 81
Wynn OF Watertown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

TRIAL OF SELF-RAKING REAPERS'-A Vriu
a,,r.ting Reapers took place Friday last on tho
:, f,,al, Haock al Worthwhile, Long Island, under
the auspices of the Rverhead Town Agricultural Society
The machines entered were the Columbian, Weeds ell
raker Buckeye and Kirby the Monitor sna onto iSnS
lent throughout The judges report of the draashs:
oade nuhc at the close of the trial, a. follows
rolnn,ban 800 lbs Wood, 215 Kirby 20 Buckeye sis.
the latter cutting width oa about feet inches VA
others about o feet -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.- Before Justice LEON
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST JAMES GORDON BENNETT
MOTION TO CORRECT PLEADINGs.

LIBEL SUIT AGAINST JAMES GORDON BENNETT
MOTION TO CORRECT PLEADINGS.
James H. Cummings sgt James Gordon bennett
A suit was brought by one P0ullaln against
the uantin this charging him with having taken
from tile complainant certain property IN Georgia The
c,se came up n court motion 20 discharge MI cum
ninrs from arrest and that motion was reported IN Or
columns aud also IN The Herd'd IN the report
IN tbnt paper the following language was usedt
" 9si USgv ,triadag Oprdt0nsR er Rebel C0mniSsIF in
7reb-Irsatty Speculative EntsTprssShortg atsr the
gmins Io hi been CommssaY the Rebel Here he
into II alleged half dozen lrerent concerns in As
broker commission merchant Sc INTO eaen OF ~he he
pg sna In which he reported himself and tue large
oanes, which he seemed control attracted attention
AMI especially all other Rebels we're knov to %
loudly asserted b. those who poessed 10 know OF bis
the South that he had sNned not only the Rebel Gov
rnmen under which he occupied position OF trust but ciens ~
especially and Georgia scale far beyond the Wild
imagining Ordinary glans He mnst have had large an OF
money or ne vas stock operators the
street aud varoas stated that his iS0ten wealth Amounted 70
from three n millions
The dendant subsequently published letter Eetract-
but this Satisfying he commenced this libel suit Inc
defense 10 general terms that the ABOVE saeehl
was true, and also set up other matter, . .
The plaintiff now moEes 10 compel the uetehutht 10
make his answer definite aud certain py alleging
who whispered and alleged the statements therein set
forth aud what were the particular s~luies IN NORTH
Carolina ana Georgia OF which he was guilty. clanln
that entitled TO know what charges speeincay he
The defendant claims that his answer IA as broad "a the
charge and that the plaintiffs motion Is nothing but
motion 90 obtain list OF his witnesses.
Mr. HSrris for motion: sr Galbraith opposed.
PROPERTY TAKEN BY PROPERTY CLERK-PAR-
TIES.
Stsck agt Bsuch and others. :.
Ignatz Steck was arrested for the larceny OF
certau property and tried but acquitted The properly
ITSELF was taken possesson Of BY tue property eegk Az
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COURT CALEYDAR-PuIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBERs -LEoSARD. J. Reserved cis.s
2-Huter &c Art De Mafi.i 53-Assaira a. Bgt Slmse
3I-Co,k trt STAT. Ma. Bank oil etd
Raaon 54-Schwartg agt S~hrRes
9-pole. at Cook 62-Dana sat Strlsburger et al
Moore sot HASKELL 65-lyl- e. al Ftllea.
4lFrowin ~ AL AIT Bull llg-n r. Ousrry Co
4l--C,ok sst Nj Bsnk OIL Wciaor', Aity
Boston i21-Brish 81 al AZ Brush et 81
Call lJO-Bel ags Whitmore
MARIHR COURT -TRtAs TgRr-BEARSE.J
fq9-rores AIT Kelly 2l4-De Csmp at Ohell
26-Mclnt7rs sgt Gardner ilS-Reppler agt Hcay
2J7-Anierson NcCagney 2IG-Kaae AT Bemtri
2D3-WiIsms ,tKrse. 2i7-Eberiy Schwasy
2lg-Eealv a. -Fagan ll3-fIoarht0n lgt Irving
2G-(ireeu AT Gelgernan 2l-Geoghegan Rrsiaaa-
% Youreli att hiaman l20-Tr0W Webster
22-Wii.is at Packer. 29l-Dodgs.sgt Lelsui
2l3-Hynes AT BOirlmln. 221-Cobb AT Bugs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
SUMMER COMPLAINT"

To the Editor Of Ia ITlbuhe -, .,
SIR: The fatal influence of heated term /"
~ Sr months az New has been prevented by
mix ithont water broth, and the mo1erate use oi Eli
riish ale with children above one year OF age. -
siiSh "io WIN LOVER OF THE LIrrLE ONES.
Vesf Point July 20, 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

AT a recent meeting OF the Newark Board OF
M - that cltys mortality less than thai of any
other citv In the Union with one exception Measures
ara In be adopted Ivy the Board Tor security against
cholera and oyhcs epldenie%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
lHKAstEf bfIAtINfHIs hffi't o. Iht
NrPrRvniNo ARCHITECT, luy 49,.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be- received al

CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at
> ts Ohce y O'Clock Augus. ~ 1851 for ruhing the
material performing a e basin retaining Hsl Of the
proposed Barge Office being portion Of The Battery kIienou New
lOr
and specifications be- 81 this oec and 90 Application 10
T. Superintendent of hcp. CASTOR ousv. Ne iorE
in 81 hr
ths ih~g viii not Dol considered
By the bond 81 two responsible
that tho bidder v AM execute the contract
the bond be- approved W The lniici states District
Judge or CLERK Of the United stat Cour.
different plans vii be- received and the
Dpartment night reject All the bds u Il be
deemed % interest 10 40
ncosed sealed envape norsd Proposals
for raua sail barge Ofcr NruloH City. and addressed 10
Supervising Architect Treasury brrsrmtnt Nsfneton
b. MALLEIT. Supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
Qriiutilrg
guttmal 8ttmut

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE:
u SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT or THB STATE OF
NETWORK COMPRISING THE ELEVENTH AND SEVEN.
TENTH WARDS or THE CITY OF NEW-YORh.-Noice IS
hereby Of law that have received the Annual Co
the Valuations knnmeOns and Assessments OF THIS
District ue the Internal Of United States for the
present enumerated therein have become Due and
personally by Deputy for the collection
Office In the Bank building Of seyenis
Third daily Sundsys excepted from the 10Th day OF july 1907
70 the 2 day Of August 1897 inclusive between the houFs Of O'CLOCK
a "a ana , O'Clock D N
persons who shall neglect pay By them respectively
according the list Aforesaid will become liable % the Penaes pre-
scfibed b. lsS MARSHALL b. BLAME
Collector Seventh District State Of NsA'fofs
EsE.Ycrk, July z. l2g7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
I'm CnNTKACTORS

SEALED PROPOSALS Vail he received BY The bosi % Com'nis
Prospect rlr their oc NO - Coet Bo0fn uhtl
l2m Of August ]. 1871.
For Paving Tripoc part u the Pifa a. ihe junction Of
Vanslv according % plans and pechoon 10 De
seen at The Enrineefs Odoe on thr Para. $3.50. . .
ihe ufl g. reject any ~ AT Dds that tfy
B,ootirs JeIT nj is6s n TAYLOR Cslirorer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
E3D AUCTION SALE.

SOD AUCTION SALE:
TUNS SCRANTON COAL.
on WEDNESDAY, July 81. 1907 o.. 49,
The DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA. sud WESTERN kAlLtoAD
COMPAN sell by Messrs JOHN H. DRAPER Co. Auco3eeIs
Al th Cnparvs sales rs EXchangepac corner OF "a
~ Nco Yr on WEDNESDAY July 81 inst at u o'clock noon
5000 TUNS
Of FRESfI MINED COAL. FROM THE LAChA"ANNA hE"iO'N
deliverable at their Depot EilaDehpo n d. curing
mon q ugust. 1901.
Als1a the - time and place
10000 TUNS,
deliverable p Washington n. J. d. 2
payable IN current ulds on inc &
tss balance within days thereafter required az n %
.ftbe C,r-a3g- JOHN BRlSBlN, President
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atntistrp.


A ULIUN DIN ND HOY IT T Iy4N VOI'fiI-
nate the OXIDE administer IA VIC
approved the medical PROCESSES. 90 9t.iS bat EA
TKACr TEETi and certainly DO ihai WITHOUT PAlN-so
patients tes. ks names a. INC o1es Ne u Cooper
Iasdtas@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
JOHN j. OTrIWELL, Board Of Assess
ISAAC o. HUNT.

CHoros AauEorcT DEPARTMENT BuEEAU Or wArEE kENTsy
EKw.YOEE, july a. 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE PER
~ CENT PENALTY viii he added the ~ DAY Of August next on
unpaid WILLIAM H. MCKINNEY Water Registrar
CEALED PROPOSALS for building a PUB
y LIC MARKET IN the Eighteenth War Authorized by Act Of
81 March 5 1868 viii be received until JUL p a. the
Of JOHN n. HAYWARD esq No ADeaneey st. where Plans
&c. be ..,
The reserve right reject all bids deemed ncon
sisteut ~ tie Interests Of the city.
JACOB II. GUMBLE. }
J3 HIN, n H Aiw Commissioners
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Corporation 3lotit,s.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PU

CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NO
" TlCR given. the occupant or oou
pants OF uumprOed lands affected
have been completed ara are
lodged Board Of Assessors for examination By AL per
Is-Por paving ve Canal Greeuwiehst with stone
blocks 81.
Broadway with stone blocks
3dFor paving the n th-st rom an u Letng'e
with trap BLOCKS o.. 81 -.-.-
with trap blocks
-For building from 53seet 20 and through
52dst 20 avenue A.
sF0r paving Secondeei from Bosey 10 Avenue Win Stone
block
The such include al the severa houses
lots and parcels 81 land situated 90
lBot Caua % Greenwich ST. also both
utersecng Of halt block either
ffomN estryst.
2Ioh sides Broadway point haf between
both sides o. 7ayeaue and the east SIDE OF
3-Boh it the extent Of
half the block on sad avenue - go.
iBter,ecing street Of half hloci either
so 10 5jdre also both Sdes Of
52i s from lsayenue 10 Avenue a.
1is from BoSery To Avenue d. also both sides OF
neeng and the extent q hall block either
All persons hy the abovenamei
opposed the either Of them requested
wue, q the unefnel 10 Tier
0ce No % Chamhersree basement New Court House Wiiln
thirty days from tie 1ae Of tlis notice,
JACOB 7. OAKLEY, }
JOHN D QrIwELL Board Of Assessors
ISAAC HUNT
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rI,n cnNTp A cT0RS fnr sTREET IMPROVE.

ITO CONTRACTORS for STREET IMPROVE
4 MRHTs-separate SEALED PROPOSALS each indored with
the title which relates the Of bidder aud the date
presentation viii be received at tins ONCE until II a m Of
WEDNESDAY the construction OF the following SEWERS
and PAVEMRNTs 10 SEWERS Spec 81 mTteentbstreet be-
Tbayenue aud Irving place spec y between Seventy nnh
streets and Aveune and Third avenue spec 81 IN
Aenstreei between Canal and Ryiugone aud GTsud street
and Elm a. IN Ffyth and fi eighth
streets between hth Hinthavenue Spec seveDtysevenih
street between Third and fouhayenues spec 81
between Ninth
with branches; 81 h. Wasingtanrs be
Hubert and Watts and Canaiseet
between Flnkn and and North hoore between ean
49, n Onehundrei
between Fnb and NICHOLSON PAVEMEETS IN Mer
ceiseet EghtbstTeet IN Pelrset from Wall to
Wall 90 Souhseei and Nassa
street Spruce. STONkB BLOCK PANhMENIS,
Ecentstree from Seyenhayenue % Nesreet n for
ghthstreet SecoRdaEeune East Ever and In
from Third 70 Fifth avenue 49,. -.
Pa Specifications be and forms for BIDS obtained this
Once. THOMAS SthftnNS, Ofoloh
ROBERT l. DABRAGH, Aqueiuct
A W CRAVEN, Board.
Office CrotoB Aquedoet Department, July II. 1867
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THlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Il ath Of July A. d. 1867 Warrant in Bankruptcy was
Issued szs,. Estate Of HENRY DBVOB. Of the City Of
Of Newio and State Of New YORK. who has
been Bankrupt his Petition that the Payment Of any
Debts Delivery Property belonging snch Bankrupt 20
bin and the Transfer Of Property by lin are for
Meeting the Creditors q the said Bankrupt
to Of his Estate,
W Bankruptcy be holden No 80 Pnet,
before John Fitch, Register the
tgt d. August A. D. ls al L o'clock mDaed July q 1884,
Z. MURRAY.
L. S. Marshal. Is Messenger
Southern district Of NeW.Y