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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. le.
FLoUR-DuH, and 1O@2oc. lower; s. cog
10 % for Spring extra. fHu tltW
WHEAT-Heavy. and S@4c. lower; !, 81 $50
l 46, closing e 81 s4@1 941z for No. j, and
81 S71z@l IS for No. 2. lnt. ~
CokN-Clo- ed quiet at 81 111z for No. 1 !,
and 81 09 for No. 2, in store. 1900
OATS-Closed firm at SIC.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 81 50 for No. |,
and 81 81 for No.2. .eL-n.a-s ~ t.rs..t.
BARLEY-2c. lower; 81 l01z@1 ID for No. 2,
closing at ST. liz. 20 N9iEF 'lbl.Lu-
Provisions Dull Mess Pork So 25@
q so. Il n
LARD -Dun at 1870. lisds ! 7ea.'- -
choice beeves. f..~... e.... So hHaf!
HoGs-Active. and IS a 4ec. lower; Sc IS
O. 90 for prime to extra ch Jice. tiHt7E tEf
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RIV e II N E w s
For other Rsver items see Seventh Page.

For oSIer haoeT ite"ss see ceoe"1" ruSe'
6 CINCINNATI, Oct. l6.-The river has fall
len inches. with 3 feet inches water in
the channel Weather clear and warm.
Thermometer 70o. Llsf
LoUIsvTLLE, Oct. 16.-The river is rising
slowly, with "a inches in the canal by
the mark. .r17 lfl-
There were no late arrivals yesterday $500.
The Chattanooga left about o'clock, with
a splendid lew water trip .....-.The ]. p.
Webb has engaged to take 1000, and per-
haps 1000. barrels of flour from Mount
Vernon TO Louisville. She will tow barges,
and expects D difficulty in getting through
Capt. w. B. Miller, of the Minneola,
was In the city Tuesday night, and re-
turned to his boat yesterday morning by
the Ollie Sullivan. He is patiently walt
ing rise. -
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Oct. JIG.
-CoTToN-16@1612c. -
ICoRN-S1 GOAL o.. Is
HAY-S24 O0a25 20. fseE a-l 81
OATs-70Q72c. f5..
PoRK-SH 80. 49,.
BACoN-shoulders l5@l6c; clear sides %
@2rAc. mod e.rs9s ief
LARD-15@lec ..-s.
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New York Gold and stock Market,

BY Telegraph.],4t NEW YORK, Oct ID.
NoNEY-Active: &c for call loans.
ExCHANGE-Heavy; tO9g 1891 Tor first
class bills. -9-J
GoLD.Lower; opening at 1891, and clos
ing at 1895. -
GovERNMENrS-A shade frmer; con
pons of 1881 HE; coupons 1852 III; do. 1864
l085a; do. 1885 100; do. new 1861; do 1867
1851 sl0-40s coupons 1907; zoos 1885,
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-We d--ect the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work. viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars. &C. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville merchants. 81 @. eTHflf sHas
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lTeaAdultera.ttII,en,..

Complaints are m ade In foreign papers
that the Chinese now adulterate tea before
IL is shipped. 1t is said to be the custom
grown tea the old and withered leaves of
the previous seasons yield, and this has
been carried ON to so great an extentthat
the ripeness and richness of the flavor OF
the tea are destroyed, and the price in
China Is greatly depressed. ar
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81 lO1z for No. l; 81 10 for No. 2; and sloS9
l 90 for rejected af1Oat-closing nrm at
81 101z for No. in store. - =
Oats were in active shipping demand;
and, in view of the decline in freighfs and
more favorable advices from New York,
the market was l9114c higher, with sales
of 275O00 bushels at 5S@5s1zc in store and
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. l6.
The market Is depressed and little
more doing; Naumkeag brown Canton
n fa reduced from 2lc to lae; Laeonia
bleachedl do, Sic; Tbleached' o. do &c:
Glasgow .Ginghams down to l5c and Lam
caster Ginghams Ice; Hampden Ginghams
do, R5a; Sprague's Delaines reduced 1870;
other staple goods are without essential
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Dancing Academy
PROF. LOUIS BAGAR
rApcrrsrlH2srS0uN1,,Se,~a v m,

ity that he will! commence a DaBslzEE
School at the Masonic Hail. for LzSszl,
Misses, and Masters, commencing as s1mE
as the class can be obtained. All pesExG1r
W no wish TO go or send their chiIdfenytE
ind me at the Han on Thursday, the rfzns
of October from. 8 tosl2, and from a "a n
O'Clock also, can leave orders at Mr.. Xaus--
rem g music store. ..-... ..tss
Particular attention win be paid &c cass
instruction OF pupils, and will intrctgeE
the most fashionable dances of ukeaomE
including the German Polka, MaElr3z-
and Waltz, Quadrilles, and all Rsazxa
Dances and Fancy Dances for ChildrE.
will also open a class FOR Gentlemcx- tf
one can be made large enough.
Terms for the session of twenty. fozx zRw@-
sons, SO; half to be paid at the com mexzzr-.
ment OF the term and the balance <t1nzn
the school is out. a ~ % t-.lra8lfa ~
/ can give good references from ynas-.
cennes and all parts of the State - z
ocl4 div q ,At"H &c ..3t4.-
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Louisville Market.
By Telegraph.

BY Telegraph y LOUISVILLE, Oct. l6 p
ToBACco-Sales "a hhds al "a O0a24 Is. ~
CORN helled 81 10 with sacks; new ear
Sc in bulk. - -
WHEAT-Steady at 81 IS. Nt irti
MESS PoRK-Dull at S23 90. 80. ! fN ga
LARD-l31zc. ,- EF ,. 500,
BAooN-Shoulders 1z5ze; clear sides ISL
@l9c. e. tcs.n 1n ~ fiuNfs II
WHIsKY-s2 IS in bond. f,vHaa
CoTToN-l59l6c. -....- y
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European Market.


By Cable.l LONDON, Oct. 10. .
rcosso1s-s87s: sos ny gt'rfl q re. {
- Ti6G71 e r. 90 FRAski1roRRsr r,o Oct. Is. Y
u, s. $40 bonds 735z - .l'aE
iUfijUgaS is4eEia ANTwERP. Oct. Is.
Observation-Disclosures franc; Standard
white is quoted at IS francs 50 confines. q
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STEWARDS AMERICANA FARMERS
2eraaHorse BookraKsM
IN sBerF1s EkGffsH AND GERMAN.
Eishteenth .1to4saad aop sp Presss

1's|seFfs'' 1's~s~''~fsST " = Sssf
Heretofore issued in leather binding
LIsH, this work has, had an average sale of
1000 copies per month ever since the first
date OF publication January 25th and
has given the most perfect satisfaction to
all; but we have determined to issue II,
also, bound IN the best English morocco
cloth IN BOTH ENGLISH AND 9ERNAN, AT
S3 SO PER COPY, which will double the
demand att once, and thus render thts
sUPERLATIvELYs the best book IN the mar
Agents Should consult their best inter-
ests, and send for our circulars with
long list of certificates from those VINO
have submitted the work to the MOST
RIGID PRACTICAL TESTS in the treatment
of great variety Ofdiseases. iEIsy@n bah
81 PLENTY OF Coon TERRITORY LEFT,
AND TERMS THE MOST LIBERAL. 1oi E1ue
G. r. VENT e. CO.. Publishers, So West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. oiii7 -!qFA
oc15 Dbl, cod WIT flu sffc- taf
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$500 Reward

WILL BE PAID FOR THE he
" rest and delivery Of WIN. w. MAI
lucky, IL arrested out of Kentucky. or t0S
If arrested in the Slater Said Maxwell
murdered John A. Smith on the 10th day
of September last He is about IS years a.
age: black hair, and a little gray; biEzF
eyes; about feet inches high, fp.se
spoken generally; profane; very lame :
cane; strong voice for one OF his size.
seq j. STUART
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Racine College.

The fifteenth year of Racine College via
begin WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER l3TH.s- -
For admission to the College or Gram
mar School, or for circulars for informal
- 80 REV. DR. DEKOvEN,EF e
sel2 d5w U.s. Egfv Racine, Wisconsin -
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rIaT .-aaNOtlC6. 1T0 ~ r9nm
ny AUTHORITY OF HI. McCUI.
o LOCH,, Secretary of the Treasury,
through contract covering the wrecking Of
gunboats. DC, In the Ten nessee River, 1
hereby notify all parties or party COM
&C., from sail boats, that they must make
a report to me. tnmedtately; of the amount
remoyed OF machinery, ordnance, DC, and
Information that parties in st. Louis Lou
isvtlle, Cincinnati, Evansville, and john
sonville, Tenn, have been concerned In
this removal. It is hoped that these par
ties will attend to this matter immediatsly
and: save legal process. .. y
Cc3 DIFF & -tzl3'ie Na7 Contractor.
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l. PIERsON. " ! t. I.
Dealer in STOVES,

And Manufacturer of TIN, COPPER, and
SHEET Iron WARE,
Wholesale and Retail. 49,.
Cor. First and ZINE Streets, -. ,oa
aEba roaz Ts EVANSVILLE, In y
All work promptly executed in the best
manner. Orders solicited. lnch3e dam
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Cl0thes-Wringers.

THE-OHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- PEST, and MOST pU RA SGlE
CLOTHES-WRINGER in the maricex
the sHNr n HbENWGF 10
COLBY BROS! WRIfGBRsss -
made at Waterbury, Vermont.
Price at retail, 81 each. A0KH y Aess
Every W,fnoer Is Warranted 10 Gfpe Eafss
faction. and II after atrial the purchsssssrrE
not satisd ed, We will refund the nope
vICKERY BROS,
Agents for Vanderburgh County,
Eureka Bazaar" rs Main r..
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Builders and Painters. 80 +.
GUE HAVE IN STORE, .nooI ed'
$1,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead.
$1,000 pounds pure Star White Lead. 10
$1,000 pounds Bay State White Lead.
LOCO gallons Linseed OIL III
5000 pounds No. Putty, in Bladders and
Cans.
Window Glass, all Sizes ~ ~ y /"
Glaciers Points and Putty Knives. : p
COLORS of every variety, DRY or I'm
OIL. All of which we are selling as cheap
as can be purchased in the West. y g =
- $50 KELLER q WHITE, Hp
Wholesale Druggists. Evansville, Ind.
mch6 If
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VYYANTED : ROOM BY two gentle
F" men, a furnished room, and board,
squares .of the corner of Main and First
Streets. inquire at this ONCE. locl4 diff
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

THOMAS STEPHENS. } Cru,cn
ROBT J. DARRAGH, Aquedaei
A ". CRAVEN, Board.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
auttion Sails Of gtal 6statt.
W. II. MILLER Auetioneer.
DY JOHNSON g. Nj l. l. ER
In .TCprONrEpS AND
AlIIlON T. ftN hNb
pSTATE PROK RR.

REAL ESTATE BROkEkS,
No 15 NAssAu-sT., CKDARsTy NEW fohT.
r,, eo. los Couut Seats and Farms bought Sold rented
eb,ngA Loans NEGOTIATED Auction sales OF Stocks Furniture Nose &c
OB TUESDAY 5 at y o'clock at the Exchange w
III D''''v "a TfiBIR NINETEENTH WARD PROPERTY,
tie vicinity Lee Church and Bedodae
Topy fr,s philadelphia brownston basement and
Hewe north side 49, feet east OF BED
f7 avenue Boulevard Houses they contain all modern @
will be- sold terms and immediate possession
in given The sale will he absolute TO the highest bidder
IIooPEE.sr = j7 A. f. Of Bdfordaenne Boueyard lot,
PHNN-sr, n s., I66 feet east Of Leeave o lots
PnNSsr ~ T., l0i feet west Of Marcy ave, 4 lots
IIRwrs.sr. s. s.. $50 feet east Of Marcy lots
IIoOPEp-sr, s. s. 1856 feet west Of Bedford ave, lots
IlEwEssT., n. s., in rear Of above 2 lots
LEgAyE west side entire front between Penn and Ruedgess north
side, making "a lots In the plot
Terms ali above Maps ready at the Office Of the Au
tionees No. 25 Nassau.st
WEDNESDAY &c. II o'clock at the Exchange SaesrOOn
GHOICB NINTH WARD PROPERTY,
located Bedford Boulevard and Jenersen
and Hancock Broadway Ralrosd
Myrtaye. south side, 100 feet east Of Throop lots
Beddayenue Boulevard side between Monroe and madissn
sts 2 lots
lancock, north side between Howard and ssaOgaayss near
Broadway 9 lots
Jeerson south side between Howard Saratoga aye and
Broadway Railroad. Q lots
Tompksave near Pasve Handsome 3oy basement and sab
cellar brick houses with modern Improvements ,
The lots Jefferson and HaBco beautifully located near the
Broadway Railroad Of the most desirable plots between
the City Of keviork The attention Of ung
Associations called to this plot Terms easy Maps &c at ONCE No
25 Nassau-st -
AZ EXCHANGE SALESRO0M, No Ill Broadway, n. Y
DESIRABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Pyer,onst east side between Flushing and Parkayes Lots
North Heeuh south side 100 feet east OF seconatI Lo@
Howarl.aye, both sides between Butler ard Baltcfts
Bsicst south side. LOO feet west Of h4NaniaVe Lots
Terms easy. Maps, &c., at Office No. 25 Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
}SSS' }S@s $AFIEf ;SSAfEEEShtr Board Of Assessor.
omee Board of New Coart House October 1861
QITH-ST. FERRY to HUNTERS POINT

RITH-ST. FERRY to HUNTERS POINT,
Or Long ,ndw he sold at public auction at the Ciy Hall
FRIDAY 1861, lO O'Clock OF from
November 1861 the LEASE Of the FERRY established from
the foot Of Thirty fourth East River to the terminus
Hunters Point, L. l.
The ~ will be sold subject the condition that the landings OF
the Ferr thereof the property the Corporation Of the
CITY Of Nefork shall be procured the risk aud Of thu
that the said Cooperation shall liable time for
expense whatever connection herewith
The purchaser s franchise will be comply With the
the city contained In the present lease aud
visions Of Section al Of tho amended Charter Of 1881
RICHARD b.. CONNOLLY Comptroiss.
New. YorkC Comptroler's Once Sept a. lR57
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

I, J. BLEFI KER. An1u uonreT. :. -,
TVNO CLOSE 4 CONCERN-Beautiful LUIS
4 90 a7th sui5 53th SIS AT AUCTION .. 49,
A. J. HLEECKER, son Co.. will sell AZ Auction on IIIChSDAl
Oct II. IgG7. az u at toe Exchange Saesoon: -.
5rrlOO feet ae2 lots north side, - feet west lthaS Z'if
block. .,
The high ground overlooking the adson and sur
Of the inest aud best Belgian pa ed
city, The grand entrance 10 the Central fark Wild
blocks OF this property Terms liberal Maps at NO .edasI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
professional ylctirts.

CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway.
~ FIRST FLOOR. COMMISSIONER for ever State and Territory
nR. ALIENS OFFICE-For private consul
aon ladies at No lls Geenwicave, Theenthst
Lady Physician In attendance.
nR WAIT & son. No. 261 Fourth ave-, call
attention their DENTAL ROOMS where branch of
and the lowest Nitrous
Gas nesh daily.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
SuarS anS 8uums.

Soar6 anG 8ooms
LARGE, handsomely furnished ROOM to
~ LET IN quiet respectable family rent,
- per week. Inquire at No 100 Pdney-st
CO-0PERATI0N.-A Lady of
ability aud energy services HOUSEKBBPBR aud
MANAGER us ds to une 10 form cooperative boarding
required moderate References OF
tie highest character Address PROGRESS Tribune Ohce
TINO LET-Neatly- furnished ROOMS in mod
eru built single gentlemen With without partial board
Gail a. No 3l3 Ess Thirty thinist. white Harble front
TWO LARGE handsomely furnished ROOMS,
with BOARD % No 2j Washngons st. Brookn Pleasantly To-
Gated. good neghborhooi few doors south Of Concerdst
LEXINGTO Excellent and
- TABLE, ~ith ewyfurnshed ROOMS en- suite or
sinPy References.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
Corporation 1lOtitts.
NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To
sealed proposals. each ndorsd With
work which relates he name The bidder and the
da pr.enaou viii be received al this ohce unl IL oi
MLly October a. 1901 or tAe completion oi The o"ing unfinished
sewers Vi Spec o. Sewer iit street rom Hudson 'er TO ana
rough 10Th spec 20 SegeD between 9t ahd
5tl and between oh avenue and Hudson RIVER spec D.
Sewers n m ui streets between 0h and lth and IN
spec g. SWtn Allen street. beiEen Canal and
an Grii street, between Centre aud BIN street.,
Also r the construction of Block Payements Twenty s1h
~ aud Fast k'e in flth street between I'M
avenue Hudson street. between eth and th
between 10th ard h and IN 59th street be-
tween % avenues Aso the following cosswaks Across
side No. 80 y r.
Wet street az u West 10th also Wet street At
north Christopher aud also West 10 Pier No ~
MAJ and specifications obtained application al;
THOMAS STBPHRNS,) Crutcn
ROBT J.. DARRAGH, Aqueduct
A. ". CRAVEN, Board
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
3}roukInm 9taI O:statt for Salt.

TOR SALE, or to RENT, with immediate
poss,ou elegant RESIDENCE With excellent stable a4d sixteen
lots on Magnoast desirable properties IN a Btook
n l. RIDER No 80 ruest Nes-York, nl H. l. RIDER Co., No
lltG FnltonsTc Brooklyn.
CVPFRlOR first class three story brOwn-stOne
- HOUSE bgh oop splendid order elegantly decorated with costly
uaper Chandeliers and gldures with f the NOS
r cold house, hpniug ar
Brooklyu location lcaly sud uuryae CONVENIENT 10
ferries commanding distant 81 Prospect PARK must be exam
n %. De- appreciated. immediate possession; flu.shr or uuiu
rrce inie favorable Apply 20 w A. TOW y
SENpL ADAMS NO Boouie Newl0 The property "lh oe
hosu iv A. ClfADWICk Of Court and Pesenls'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

244 ga c. P. drawers.
1,06t Domet drawers
$500 Trowseu, horse.
l07, l3l Forage cApa
- ga Unm hsts, untrinmed.
zl .396 Unif Inn, trimmed.
J,058 Unif Cav. trimmed.
993 Unif Art. trimmed.
ls4,8J5 Great Coat straps.
ls,<GS Jackets, Cav. prirstes
B.285 Unif coats, Inn. priv,t,s
1889 unif coats, Art pnv.i.s.
277.<l3 Hat cords, Inn.
4o0 do. Hospital SteH,ria.
la Eagles for L. Art caya
s Tulips, II. Art
717.ll2 Hat esglea
5,f26 Hat castles
t,032 Shells and flames
O.8l3 Crossed sabers
a. 66s Crossed cannon.
217.l4s Hat bugies.
- 797 Hat cords. Cav.
20. lS7 Hat cords Art
J ,252 COS Hat letters
B Hat cords ard Ts1els
40 Hospital Stewards Car
Wreaihs.
~ Knit drawers.
go Unil Goats, inf. Bora
+25 Trowsers, foot, BOYS.
lo4 Pairs BOotees, Boys
100 Shirts, Flannel, Boys
759 Gray Blue CT. Coat, foot.
- Trowsers foot.
l36 Trousers, foot, Gray blue.
II Talnss aud Ilood,
$50 Uuif Goats, Art, Ks,sy.
"a Tnrbans, Iouare.
e6J Wall Tent Poles. seta
1880 Common Tent Poles
1917 Hospital Tent Pins, large.
1883 Hospital Tent Pins, talll
358. .043 Common Tent Pms.
3.327 Wall Tent Pins. large.
1909 Stoves for Slbler Tents
l0s stoves for siblsy Tsnta
and Pipe.
3S.2l6 Prs CheyrOns.
69l ,64o 4 yds. worsied Lace.
5 Hat Cords. Ordnance.
<s,376 Leather Neck Stocks
S,9l2 Scales, Corporals and Pm,
Yates, pa
81 Iron Pots
1910 Machine Sewei Booiss,
pI
q damaged clothing and eqrlp,gs.
OF for ten DAYS prior 10 lhe sAle, ard
alton at this OAice, OF al the depot,
ten per cent down. and the balancs
epOts. The goods must he feiaosed
late Of sale, under forfeiture Of ysr-
.er,l c. G. SAWTELLE.
L. S. A., in charge of Depot A, Q,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

4 NKIOKAllON NOl liE.-IuDllC NOllCe Is
ouss Improve Lands Affected thereby that
following have been completed and lodged In the
office of the Board Of Assessors for examination BY all inter-
s Por LAYING erowAk at streets
For ang cosswaks the junction Of 6thayenue, Greenwich
D. For paving With blocks Elizabeth from Bayad
Grand. streets
Tagging sidewalks hstreet between 2i and 3ayrnueA
6h Fo setting Curb aud Gutter aud aasns sidewalks t'hstreei
between "a and d.ayeuues.
For brng Curb anu Gutter stones IN 10th street. from avenue
sh Po Gaesnr and tagging reetng Curb
between Broadway and It
between l7th and lath streets
Aud in g5thstcet between 9Th aud 9Th avenues
10Th For paving blocks Oheet from ~ 10 4h
by
Land situated
1T Roth sides Of IOsth sides
block either direction from the Of 3dAenue
lOh also both is " 5 aud both sides OF ID
ut Of half the block in either direction hom Ihe corner
o Jla,cnue aud ln5th street
N Both e Of Chnsopherstreet and Geeuwhavenue and the
eay OF half the block either drec
from the junction ofhayeEue GreenSchyenue and Christopher
81 Both sides Of Ebststreet from Baysri Grandstreets and
both sides Of the Eens streets to the extent OF half the block from
ih Both side. Of soi,treet from 9Th westerly
side of and the se side Of 7 avenue to the extent o
haf the block fom 5Jisrret
9th Both sides of 50hs,rcet from % 10 daveuues
5 Both sides Of l25th street from 9iayenue 70 Harlem River
ath Both sides Of 3ih hstree from Broadway 10 lth
9TH Both sides Of 25 street between Ssh and 9Th also both
side, Of 8h between 18th and l8h streets
10th Both sides u 50 street from III 10 avenue also both sides
~ and the westerly SIDE OF ayenue and the cssey
Of 4ayuue half the block from 5h
All persons whose affected by the sboyeuaned Assess
opposed either
present objections writing the undersigned their
oce No. - Cnnbere Basement New Court House, within
thirty day. from he date Of this notice
jSiSD {aSs : E SATISfL SSAAHTII3fELL, Board of Assessor.
ISAAC o. HUNT
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

JOHN ". DRAPER. AuetODeer
RY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co., ,.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Public notice hereby given that the % On MONDAY
oct 1851 noon the Exchange saesrOOm, No III BTo1sa
the following pieces and parcels improved and uDmproved REAL
ESTATE belonging Mayor Aldermen. and COmmOnA Of the
wy " VILLAGE OF ASTORIA
Hand the northwest corner Of Fulton and
seven lots Of lead on the northeast corner Of Fulton and with
'N' '~'-'"S' ''''''- CITY OF SBwYORg.
OLD CROTOS AQURDUCr. =,
Egeveuh and Eighty and Eigas na SI FiSby
eighth Fighynnth and Einetietsts and Ninth and IenthaSe
FoEr GANsEvooEr PRoPERrT w.. rw.,eh and
and Tenth and Tbreeuthaes Subject 10 lease III Decs
bcE Is, lgG7, at $1,000 per annun.
MARKETsQUARE.
Sixteen lots oand bounded BY nehundred and twentieth aud One
hundred and Thrdsye & e. az near Goerek
e. subject till Dec 90 1867 at 5000 per annnm oso .
aud lot No. $50 Cheryst Subject to lease III may 1905 ~
e snI 10. No 2ia souht Subject till May 1862 at
WsT RSh on the southeast corner and COrearss
Pit Of land the north side Of nstonst thI nne zee. yen %
House and ot No. ia Mulberyst
Hone AID lot No. % Crosbvst ,r-,-- m
House ami lot No. iiO East Thrteenh Subject lease till May l.
House aud 10. 10 55 Eas. Twenty rhs: Subject to lease till Sep
oa ard t No 2ol West Thirty subjec. to lease till De-
House and lot Nos 3 Feths Part Of house No. lo
subject 10 lease ud MAY ], 1883, At 500 per annnm ,
lot Of side Of 1L, lis feet from the northwest
House AMI Dot the north side Of ll0ht 1j feet from the north
corlef of Secoui ave and ll9il.st o . -, ., 80.
corner ~ iourih.ayc and l2lstst -,
Description n property together with the terms and condous oi ave
a upon application AZ this Office. where will be furnished Oh
AM acr Ocialer a. 49, maps Of the property 70 be sold
Warraue deeds SA be given :? ali Psreh9ss,s lar
Department n Fuarce Comptroer Ohce SeN ork sept 10 eo
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
Salis By Sutton.

continued from day to day, Tie sOlloN'
Equipage;
2I.62l WoOlen blanke,s /
72ll Rubber blankets
5.058 Rubber Ponchos.
g. ass Pegged BOotees, pairs
80, rs Hand-sew'd BoOtees, pairs.
o.. $50 Hand-sewed Boots. palrt. /
81 ,8J5 Pegged Boots, pairs
~, g54 Great Goats, horse.
lJ5 so Great Goats, foot
25.4l8 Gray Flannel shirta
69.9l9 Domet shirts
lN unif coats, Art Musicikns
S2i Jackets, Cav do.
~ uniE Goats, Engineers
26 Unit. Goats, Ordnance.
3l6 UEif Coats, Art Music.
93l UniL Goats, Inft Music
10000 Mosquito bans.
22G rs Knspsscks.
3.999 Knapsseks. straps sets.
100 ,20l Hayersacks, painted. 1
20 Harersacks, unpainted.
252, ,5ll Canteens.
4.255 Cotton overalls.
l,949, l58 Hat Numbers.
l9.499 Hat Feathers.
w Hat Bugles. Non. Reg.
1900 Brass Scales, N.CS. pairs.
1881 Brass Scales, Sergts, ,pairs.
luO Scale Buttons, pairs.
414 Hosp. Stewds. Letters U.
437 Hosp. Stewds. Letters 5.
1872 Scale Slides, pairs
45l7 Cap CoyerA
1888 FifeS
362 Rings for L. Art Caps
pairs.
2l Red Hair Plumex |
1909 PickaHeS
1925 PickaIeh handlea
1896 Ares, telling.
6,O69 AIe-bandles
1866 AIe-slings.
% .597 Hatchets.
q ,999 Hstchet Handles
1929 Hatchet Sings
9.666 Spades.
l.544 ShOyels.
5,5l6 Stove Pipe, pieces oi
amp Aoi"i NsohA
IS Canteen Straps.
Sc 1903 Mess-Pans.
26,694 Camp Kettles.
2 Sib!eT Tents
A. Wall Tent fliei /
, Marque Tents
AS Hosp. Tent Poles, ieta
58.543 stable frocks.
Also. a quantity Of irregular an
Samples Of all can be seen At the DEPT
catalogues will he furnished on apple
No. 400 Wasbington-st
Terms cash, Ia Government MDds
before the goods are taken from the q
from the depot within ten dave from !
chase and tie ten per cent deposited.
By order Of the QuartermRster'Gen
b. Brig. Gen. and QuaTtermaster.
and r..