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nrsSnT.rTTION.

UISSU1IUTIONs
TTlHE COPARTNERSHIP OF JOHN A. ARMSTRONG
&CO was dissolved on the I'd inst, by the death OF
JOHN A. ARMSTRONG.
THE BUSINESS
WILL BE CONTINUED AT THE OLD STAND, No. "a
w MARKET STREET, by the subscriber
February 81 PAIRlCA WALSH.
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BOA n D In G. .

DOARDING.-PLEASAN ROOMS, WITH
ILL BOARD, can be found by applying at No. 81
RASEL STREET, next Trinity Church. Terms mode
r1te March
DOARDING NG.-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN
I'D can be accommodated with good Board and
pleasant room, on application at No. 50 CHURCH
STREET, west side, near Trndd.
few DAY BOARDERS can also be accommodated.
Eohr1nrv G7
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GARD.

NdR. EVERT E. BEDFORD, THE MANAGER OF
lM TIE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT, returns many
thanks to the customers and patrons for their liberal
patronage and appreciation of the quality Of goods gur;
chased by them during the past year. has been and
and as We offer for sale the first quality Of all kinds OF
GROCERIES,, WINES. TEAS, etc, we hatter ourselves
that with facilities, can give general satisfaction
to all - s-.sSz ,,..=s
WIN. sIMONs, Esq, having been engaged to assist IA
the management would be pleased to see his friends at
No. 269 assuring them that al goods purchased are
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
FTNHE FIRM OF c. G. WIGHTMAN co. rs DIS
SOLVED THIS DAY, LIST March, 1867. Parties In
debted to the late firm will make payment to c. c.
WIGHTMAN, who is alone authorized to receive pay
ments anu settle the Indebtedness Of the same
THE UNDERSIGNED
TWILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AT THE OLD
w STAND, QUEEN STREET, NEAR MEETING, on
his own account. C. G. WIGHTMAN.
March l, 1857 ftu4 March
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSH1P.
TT1HE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE
title of MILLIGAN, nIELCHERS & CO. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent J. T. MILLIGAN.
F. MELCHERS.
W. E. MrLLIGAN.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
TIME FIRM OF JAMES CANTWELL co. Is
| this day dissolved by mutual consent
JAMES CANTWELL is authorized to sign the name OF
the firm in liquidation only and is alone responsible tor
ali labes of the same and to whom all indebted will
make payment JAMES Gan! VEL;
LAURENCE CANTWELL.
Charleston 6 c. March l. 1867 March
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r 0 r ( N T.

To RENT.
ITO RENT.-A THREE STORY BRICK
i house In George street, two doors eAst OF Coming
street. Apply to FRANCIS LANCE, Coming street. near
Wentworth. March
NIUNAN'S FARM, WEST END OF NUNAN
IN STREET, TO RENT. Apply on the promises.
March
no RENT, A TIIREE-STORY BRICK
i HOUSE in Wentworth street, between Smith and
Rutedge streets; contains ten rooms, with gas and
SON l. GILCHRlsT, Attorneys at Law, No. 48 Broad
street. fmw January 10
ITO RENT, FOR ONE, Or A TERM OF
i YEARS, the commodious RESIDENCE and exten-
sdye PREMISES No. 64 western extremity of Bull street.
Apply to !. GRANGE SlMoNs,
Februry 18 mwf No. SO Montague sraet
ITO RENT, THE THREE-sTOHY BRICK
i HOUSE corner of St. Michaers Alley and Church
rooms well calculated for private Boarding House. In
quire on the PREMISES, or at No. SO BROAD STREET.
February Is mwf3
ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE THREE
Story Wooden House, northeast corner Of Laurens
and Wall streets. Apply to
W. Y. LEITCH l. R. s. BRUINS,
February Is mwf3 No. Is Broad street
ITO RENT OR FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
delightful RESIDENCE No. Ashley street For
particulars, address B. F., Daily News Office.
February 20
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m EETlh G S..
sTRIoT OBSERVANCE LODGE, No. 7a,

A. T. NJ
il'HE REGULAR COMMUNICATION WILL BE HELD
L at Masonic Hall This Evening at TX O'Clock. The
punctual. ~.
By order Of ". M a. g. DOUGLAS,
March Secretary.
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EAGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A ITEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
II ofyour Company at your Eall, This friday Eps7-
ing at o'clock precisely. ~, NJ, s...,.,.,. Il
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wo
TNRST-CLASS BOARD CAN BE HAD AT
Il No. 2 ST. PHILIP STREET, corner Of Beaufain.
Terms moderate. February %
TeRIVATE BOARDING.--A FEW BOARD
j. ERS can be accommodated 1t No. 90 KING STREET,
east side, near Broad few Day Boarders can be &C
commodated January 81
DOARDING.-NIRS. III. I1AMLAEI IL PRE-.
ID PARED to receive Boarders, at No. LAG Meeting
street. up stairs. Her many friends and acquaiutances
will please bear this in mind. December Is
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SCHOte1. NOTICE,

SCHOOL NOTICE.
UNHE SPRING SESSION OF MISS E. A. KELLY's
SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children will com
ence Friday, March 1st All the branches of ibe
ral education taught including French, Drawing ant
Writing, for which extra charges are made The pa
ucited.
References-Hon. WIN. AIKEN, F. SAWYER, Esq.
Ed SEBRING, Esq. 3 February %
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A r. PRIVATE SALE--A FINE FARM, IN
n GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing 62 acres OF
land, 81 OF which cleared and under ience the bal
we'll wooded. This place Is situated l6 miles from
Charleston, the State Road and within quarter OF
mile OF the Northeastern Railroad. There is fine or.
chard on the place.
FOR information apply to
Dr. q. BAEn,
December II No. 131 Meeting street.
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MARION FIRE EEGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
IA. your Corps This tFriday) Evening" March LIST, al
lfpast Seven o'clock precisely.
By order. A. s. BEAUsSANG,
March Seeretary NJ. F. e. Co.
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11E1AS.}

T. E5 A.S}
THAT WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT 3Y W.s.
CORWIN & CO.. and pass through no other hands, en-
sbling us not only to WARRANT THEM AS PURE AND
UNADULTERATED, but to sell at the following prices
FINEST YOUNG HYSON...... 81 00
FINE YOUNG Il 60 70 10
FINEST GUNPOWDER. ............................2 2 1
FINEST IMPERIAL. -.
CHOICEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST. ST............... -
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. ! oO
CHOICEST OOLONG. 0o
CHOICE OOLUNG... ! W
We keep, also, supply of cheaper grades-a good
quality Of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED, at 81 80
per pound. ,,,,,,,,,,
Bc.; PARCHED &C.,; GROUND, &C.; OLD RIO. SIC.
The PARCHED COFFEE we represent to be Of the
FIRsT QUALITY parched by us with great care. A trial
of these Cofees Green, Parched and Ground Will COZ
vince the consumer on that point.
GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA.
The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended to by
one of the Managers Goods delivered to all parts OF the
city FREE OF CHARGE -, -.
4 supply Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER will arrive on
Tuesday. 3mo February
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GERMAN sCHUETZEN CLUB.
d EGULAR MONTHLY MEETING AT L1NDsTEDT'S
~ HALL, corner King and Calhoun streets, This
tFrday Eueatng, at o'clock Large attendance Is re-
quested, as the Committee on the Schuezenfest will
port. @. G. QUICKER, Secretary.
Mnrch .,E 1
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CHARLESTON COLLEGE,
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THIS So
i. GETTY will be held In the College Chapel on Friday
Eueatng the lst of March The public are respectfully
invited TO attend. The exercises will commence at 7
O'clock L.--.l, thf2A February 27
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MRS. CAhROL,
TIAVNG RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
services as Teacher of the Piano and Vocal Music.
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December20
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SPLENDID :REsIDANCA AND FARM

E,OR SALE, A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
Il LAND, FOB MARKET GARDENING PURPOSES
ABOUT three miles from the city opposite DR.. North
place, on Magazine Road containing nearly twentysi1
acres, with landing Ship Yard creek 1t is divided
into three lots OF FIVE acres each, and one OF 40
upon accommodating terms, separate lots, or alto
gether as may suit purchasers. Apply to j. MoCABE
No. SO Broad street, where plat can be seen5
FebruRry l6 fW
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L1OR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
IL and 6-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY )
aud year old. For sale al Mills House Stable. Apply
to r. w CARTON Jnnuaav Ia
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

February %
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December II
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

Fof eg of pAssAge appY 70 UhLhIOHo 20 no % nrOI
GRAND EXCURSION
" TO TTIR PARIS EXPOSITION.
The and hrstcla going iron steamship
HAVANA. 1000 tuns burden,
Stephen Whitman, Commander
VIII make from Eewlork to avre and back sailing rom
Woinesd April H. at " O'Clock NJ taxing
London Bremen Returning viii sail from
Haye June giving holding eIeason tickets about r
weeks in Europe. 80.
This magnificent steamship divided watertght compartments
newly furnished and elegantly cited expressly for this
The Havana will only carry frSt-elass passengers
An bOard.
Price passage currency are $50 and SID To Hare and
return S25J and according 10 sire Of sta,eroom-
For further particulars and passage apply ~ the
MURRAY, FERRIS & Co, No. 62 Seuthst,
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Co.
Corner o Broadway and Franklnst
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feaal Notices.
YORK SUPREME COURT:-DANIEL

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT.-DANlEL
~ RIDDLE Plaintiff sgaiust GEORGE BENEDICT Defendant
To he Defepdsnt; You summoned and
oure 20 answer complaint in this action, which will
H. sa In the Clerk Of the County OF Kings heF hmp
IN hs Cty Of brooklyn said county and TO serve Doc
ear of your answer said complaint the sub Cancelled
.s,hsr AZ k. once No l28 Broadway City OF New. ..'
YORK Neay day. after tho service oi teh Summons ga
Snnp within the Aforesaid the dintf this action VIII apply
lie Cours relief demanded the March 40
1901 ~ hlppLh, Anso' W. ~ VI Tta.,
The complaint this action this day ae with the Clerk oil Ming
Couny-Msrch 49, 1901 ID. RIDDLE, Attorney In Peraea
Nkla lss6uN
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NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.

TIiE PIRST-CLAss o. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, CHAS HOYER, Master
viii Leave Pier 80 20 N T. on SATURDAY April s, at8G NJ
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. .
Tkng Southampton London HAys and Bremen
following PAYABLE gold its equivalent
Pir Cabin $40; Second Cabin, S65. Steerhge, SIS
From Bremen, Southampton and Hayre 70 NeH-Yort
f.FstCa 8ii0s Second Cabin SIS; Seersge,
EXCURSION TICKETS OtT AND HOME:
Frst Second Cabin $40. go
Baltic Capt g. Jones April 20 W Metropolis w We .May
IaAAC TAYLOR. President No. 70 BrO,aus
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

6teamboats ano RAILROADS..

NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ Leave iunters Point o. Is 7:25 $3.50 s;O no.
ll:a9 2:1o - % p n $3.50 p n go m S.I3 Z m
connecting Stages Manhasset and Port Washington retaining
1:30 M Tuesday and Saturday nights Extra leaves
Flushing II Hunters Point al l2:l5 Boats leave JUnes
Slip eEery hsfhour, Thirty iouTthst every % minutes
]. Z. VOORHEES,, Superintendent .
NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD.-Tmins leave
~ Courtlanst and 10 y
an5 p and wAsHssIoS at and 10 ~
y. m. ani Il midnight
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Droposals.
0YFicE CoMxIssLRYGES oT SUBSISTENCE
No STATE sTRKET NRw YORK March 20 1851 5
A RMY YSUPPLIES-SealedP PrOpOsalS lin dupicatel

oTrcE OF AsrAsr Coxxlssl EshRsI oy srsslsTExcE
RY suPPIIEs"Seaed lies f Proposals i't n duplicated
"A will be received By the undersigned unt o'clock on mon
M sToEEs 's DELIVERED New Yo Broo
500 bsrs PoRK-MEss OR PRIME MEss-Of the new crop
ws packed full hooPe OAK 1;h barrels With two iron hoop
Bidders will state when their pork was packed aud the brands Also the
pork ecevsdA such inspection yards shall be agreed to
900 quality extra supesne Southern St Lou.
% brands nDs % % a , IL IN % q Id Te barre.
good shipping Order with round hoops full hedned and oung'
800 barrels sr.t quality kiln-iried yellow CORN MEAL
$4,000 pounds prime NEW WHITE BEANS well seasoned and
,tsR ,tsdissS 81 P''A'' '''O O's
thoroughly Is baked g pse sd before packed and
P5 5 S1s: Of sa . 5 'a . to : s Ss. S. SG % .. be
cnggsd and oova together Boxes to be STRAPPED with light strap:
Inspector win reject al that in the quality of the aOu in
10000 pound. Of RICE clean good stout oak barrels like
loo 900 peand. clean dry BROWN SUGAR In barrels to be
S.,; il H;e dG for tn the aud be full heAHed
100 GALLONS Of quality ofPgRE VINEGAR made only
and Of uniform strength Whisky Vinegar taking ihry6vs grains
baonne potash ueutr.lre one ounce ,6e Cider yinegss
must state distinctly the hind and quality vinegar
10000 pound. BEST ! Of APAMASTISE p! % CANDLES to
500 gallons sscei mixed PICKLES Ia kegs gallon,
each
1892 assorted Fruits
7BS cans assorted Vegetables
The cans 10 bepmcay sealed and packed twenty four n box
well made AMI strapped the ends with
hickory aa marked fall with contents Of contractor and date Of
The fru. will be inspected before delivery.
samples be delivered with the proposals and re
fyrrtd 10 therein
ThS sorss ars rsqufraf inB,di1t d,iir>rg.
candies
vegetables delivered with the proposals aud referred to
therein.
terms Zach Consideration contain the written
anty Of responsible follows; .
the undegne hereby that should all or any pa
above bid be accepi shall be duly fulfilled according 10 us
purport that written contract With bonds 70
Of fourth the value Of the stores proposed 10 be &
nshed shslbe executed II required"
The sellers place Of business and the date OF purchase as wei
plainly marked package All other Old marks must be
ohiteratcd. .
Ceacaes ofnspecon packers inspectors oth non
f< pary nsag provisions will be required for the meat eert
fling the seller their quality aud eoudoo ana the
Immediately preceding Inspection. ~
The Be examined and passed by parties from this
ofice, on the part OF the United States -, ...- .
The fOu cornmea beans fruits and vegetables sugar vinegar can
de. soap Inspected the date Of delivery and compared
by inspector appointed by THIS once
hose certificate will be required.
Payaf ,rH tIrcHy is egrrai'i as as funds
are received for The purpose. o.. ~,
Jlaats Gr Proposa OH b. Jafasd mis- 0Go, whh must b
fncosd aH irs'op, oddress>d p> ndsgHc asd naord f
posll J0T SHbasaio, Stores" II r. CLAhhb, -
BTt. Bng. Gen, A. {. g. y
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Tnial nhnrt........
,' : -, - - - =, goIlo-, vi

situation Of the land IL A. follows VIZ;
The st lot Of other vacant lands hes we
trasts and O. dudged 20 the Railroad Company and e
1000 nd Gale rsjs lands second lot other vacant lands
M ber he acf belonging 70 the Company and
O5e De Bella Vista lands 80, -. ,..-..- A..
4 other yaesnt lands hes between ne
tracts numbered andge 70 the Company and e rafnq1o
Alto Colorado and Buheo sodao lands Inc 80
oud among lands lies between ih tracts
and belonging Company and the AboIca Lgo and Bsco
Soitsdo Bafro Colorado Palenauo and Ro Graud lands
TIE Sra tract Of among lands bes between rs
No COMPANY and the 1aberul ana Caho
al Bacoas Pablo lands and the second o aHoug oh W.
cant No belonging to the Company ana 'h
Tbs sad lands are appraised minimum rate Of four dollars per
% NAV ne made either together FOR each one
eepArstcy OF uio which they are sub'ae -
No than the appraised minimum value vi" ."
entertained.
No b viii considered accompanied by receipt showing
ten appraised value Of the part 81 bs HAc'
psvent t amounts highest bids accepted must be mace IN
h OF IN notes within the term Of four months RON
che date Of said acceptance. A.. .,.u
moi hate highest bidders shall e tne SUNS oPos
~. and the lands shall revert " the Nation.
an deposits bddsrs whose bids accepted Will be In
sneiiately retained 70 them ,,--..,.- A.
documents tuo other
highest bLl- accepted shall b. by the highest bidders
detnieD accpto
uutla approved by the Executive authorities
shall al the time above
verbal will also be reovdand Terminated at clock p M 9i the
d. The Authorities VII subsequently consider the OF
udg The LANDS % such Of the highest dars As may
bs deemed most sutabe o,. .1,.t.- -.
ehs be invited Fresens ALbJO MOkALBS seeIeIly
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GoparMerehip Nclltss

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
~ SMITH PAYNE AKGRLL this dAY DISSOLVED by mutual
senses HENRY SMITH and OLIVER W. PAYNE will settle the
business Of the late 6fn. j. HENRY SMITH
OLIVER W. PAYNE,
CHARLES ANGELL
> HENRY SMITH and OLIVER W. PAYNE will continue the
enc h9se business under the fn Of Smith and Payne al
<s ~ ersadSAT-ksu.feIk, hATeh ~, 1851.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; -
Yor EewHsv.n, 100 800 (EI l3O l1lS kr) 200 (kL)
For Bridgeport 100 tO5 (KL) i0o i2ls (ELl 400 EIl
3l5 30 aud 90 (RI)
For Ps6ed Southport westpoh, 100, iD m aD, tpp
Per Eorx. 100 800 CEr 900 lilo n i2is CEr D." (ELl
For Darisn, ZOO 500 lin m 3e. 80, ssopm
Fo Greenwich 100 800 H. us 3t3 I'D 80, eN m
(Er), AS 80, $50 $50, soo (EIl, p N ooo ,u
FOR and mediate sahoni 100 9OO lp AD
"~' ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston via Springfield 800 ikLl 100 (BL) 500 N
Por Boston via Shore Line u IS tBTl, 800 p - go 49,.
For Hartford aud SpnBgstd 800 m (ELl, RS 800 bLb $40
For Connecticut River RsIlrond 400 (EL i1iSp Mon
For Hartford Providence and Hshf Railroad 800 CEr) 2D
-, ~, - -. o,o.t..,.. p.ii,o.A Al % . m
i7Is 400. 500 IN.
PoI Canal Railroad I3fS m to Northampton
For Houaatonic Railroad 100 a 100
Fof Naug Railroad, 500 a 400
Por Dsnbury and EorwAk Railroad, 100 900 m, 80 m
S'~~'-'"' '''''' JzHEs u AoyT. sVt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Winter ar
IL rangsmsnts Jan lss-Lsaves James Slip SsWYors
"a mail Greenpo and stations II for syos
st and yay stations D. m Yaphlnk express train land 70 River
head on SATURDAYS only Tor byOsset and way saoni
El FarmingdAls and way stations
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PAEY-Commencpg Monday December a. 1886 Leave New
York foot Of Biey connecting With Lshigh VALLEY Railroad ,nd
branehe At 65 Express tram; NAL trfn m hr
press train MorE,oyn Accommodation leaves 2O m hAhe.s
town Mail leaves $3.50 horsown EEpres Al In Ad
dou 10 above u traas Newark hye 70 South Orange
.nd three 10 Summit A. BBRTH0UD General buDenntendent
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

OYPICK PgsSsTLyASfA RAILROAD COsPAst(
PHI1ApEIPHIA, February (, 1871. .
PROPOSALS will be received at the otlce OF
ts Penn.vivaus Railroad Company Philadelphia until the first
dsv o1 Msv 1851 inclusive satisfactory proposal should be re-
cee accepted peviousyl from responsible parties desiring con
establishment direct line Of steam
shps between Phlsde phia and Liverpool .
n,,L t "a, rga Nth detailed Information will be furnished
,,or sonl.es,i.u 4, EDMUND SMITH secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
Bales br Anrtion.

(DY HENRY H. LEEDS g. MINER-HENRY
Id H. LEEDS tAuciioneer. - .- - .
SAIR Of he FURNITURE 6o 10 the MAISON DOREB No q
ss Pourtesn win be confined MONDAY, March p at lo
kcook the above place.
Also O'Clock horses wagons and everything belonging
a. stahla
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IN VALUABLE LOIS lots Aa1Sp' and CORES on stb

0DJ and Neholssayes ll7th and llsthsts at auction ~
BLRECKER son Co, will sehat suction WkDhkSDAii
Mareb n 1857 y eOck Al the RIehmgt SsesrOom;
srHAYENUE lots the east side being the entire front between
lI7th and ll8hts, each 25KlOO
lots Abd commencing at the northeast corner Of
dl8th-st
sTGyRSuE gore the south east corner Of 7thst o. on the
svenne ~ ~ fee, ll7tt-st
ST ACCOMPLISHMENTS Harlem Lanel-s lots the west side
ssine the eut re ftont betweea liIth and llbthsts
81 STOLASANENUE5o lots NeSi Sde commencing Al north
west corner u8th-st , ,.e-. -.
I7rHSTREEl2 ot the norh 1as bepB ehue oN oeNeeh
St. Nicholas sad Sth-sSes So.
srEsTREET- the north side being entire front between
lois on norsl ds being entire front between st.
EchOlas and 8bayes.
ManEat 80. g.
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CUPREME COURT.

In the Of the application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
nonalty Of the CITY of New iork, relative TO
THE OPENING or -
ONE HUNDREDiAND TWENTl-NlNTH STREET.,
Proa Second Avenue 70 Third Avenue,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
Pursuant to statntes 10 and provided the Mayor Alder
men and Commonay the City Newio hereby give notice that
tby Court Of the state OF Newlok Al
specs o. sah Court TO be held At the C Hal In he Cy OF
KesYOk TUESDAY the sixteenth day OF April @ Al the open
inc ~ the Court on that thereafter Counsel be
heard Tor the appointment oComoner. Of Estimate and Assessment
the that the and extent Of the improve
hereby intended the opening One Hundred and Twenty
street from Third said city, a. A Out on
the manor plan city, and by virtue Of Act Of he gA
t OF the People the State Of New York entitled An Act reAe 10
touching laying Streets and Roads IN the CV
York and lor other purposes passed April 81 lBOL
~ RICHARD OGORMAN,
Counsel 10 the Corporation.
11 QcT
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1QTH AUCTION SALE.

10 $4,000 TuSs .-
r SCRANTON COAL,
On WEDNESDAY, March n, 1857.
EEw.YonK March 10. 1867.
The Dsisvs.s LsisEsnaa and wesern Rsoad Company will sell
JOHN DRAPER Co. Anctoneen, a. the tmPsnt
ssesroO 26 Bfehspge-pAee Of Wismst Neniork
% WEDNESDAY, March n, inst A. IL o'clock noon,
$4,000 TUNS. +rm
or
FRESH MINED COAL,
FROM THE LACKAWANNA REGIONS,
as sizes deyersble their Depot khIAbehpOn n j. dur
tag ths month Of April, 1904
fems-y esats per payable IN current funds The day Of
sale and balance within zen days thereafter a. the once Of the
(oapsny. JOHN BRlSBIH, PTeshieut
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
TINTED STATES OF COLOMBIA.


TKRAgRI DEPARTMENT, BOGOTA, JanuaIy ., 1867
To accordance privilege reserved to the Executive @ article
81 the Convshou for the establishment Of the PanmA koad re-
.us the uuocep SCI Of for the Government bas been
10 sch The said apds Psbhe Auction consequently parties
a. ,rhss the same are hereby invited forward their bids
pe.ed in sealed envelope addredto this Department before
the srst day OF July next at soor
The sa lands are divided o three tracts degnhted resPeeuVeE Y
Al. ,.ys and snbyied into two lots one
80 a. an .sen side Of the railroad Their superficial area Is
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
CUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
I'M the Matter the Application OF the Mayor Aldermen, and Com
- ~ monaty Of the City Of New-York, relative to
TiIR OPENING or
SEVENTY SEC0ND-STREET,
Prom POurhaysnne 10 the East River,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
Pursuant snh made and provided the Mor Alder
man and ComonAy the City Of NevYok hereby give notice that
thew intend apply the Court OF the state o. new ok Al
sns.l Term Of Court held the City Hail. In the City o
an Tuesay the sixteenth Of April 1867 at the opening
of the Court day thereafter as Counsel can DO
bs fr the Of Estimate aud Assess
msnt Ia the matter that the nature and extent Of the
hseby intended the opening Of Seventy second stree
, Fourth River said city laid out on the
man plan city under and by virtue Of Act Of the Legislature
~ H. pepe the State entitled An Act relative 10
touching laying out Of Streets and Roads In the Cy o
EswYork and for other purposes" passed April 3 1901
~ RICHARD OGoRhAN Counsel 10 !he Corporation.
Dated New.York. March %, 1867.