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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04
CANAL COMMERCE..
MAY 4-ARRIEED.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04

On THURSDAY, the Goth day Of May, loG =,
at y O clocI, N in front of the Court House II
the city Of Alcxandria, Va, the undcf5iSiie H:'
rs Commissioners OF the Circuit Court % 80,
andria county, Va, under authority OF Il g.
entered 1T the February Special Term, l6o,3 o, o.
said Court, in the cause of the Board OF FnDLtc
Works Of Virginia. plaintiffs, VS. Seidel, ''!
crs 81 Co., ct al, defendants will 0fieT Sale -
public auction, tho following described
ESTATE, late the property OF John ', inLar,
decd, situated jn.and near the CITY 81 -N''>>'
l. H. Threstc.story brick DWELLING HoC?;A =.
and LOT with Stable, &c, NJ the noTIheas. 40.
te! section of King and Patrick streets,
on King, ~ feet east Of Patrick, &n4 Iu',t,L', .
thence north i feet; thence east 81 lect n;n'G
or loss to the line Of ). S Masters thence AoFtH
Sc feet 3 niche: to H. c. Smiths line t4e4cr
west Is feet to Patricf, street; thence SCUM 10
feet > inches to King street; thence ca>V II 'c'O
to the beginning. ,,,,r1C,-.,T, NJ
p, KING street between Water and mon SIS,
beginning north side Of King, at the et3I me Oh
\ lot FORMERLY conveyed by Allison ana "lic 10
Patton IL Finley, supposed TO be 6O le"I c35! u
Water street, md running thence e'>: on pms
street 30 feet thence north parallel with water
street u feet u q 80 feet alley thcHce vet Oh
said alley parallel 10 King street 80 iccti tHe!S1
south parallel with Water 81. TO the beginning
8. Threc-story BRICK "AkEhoQ No,
=, King street, adjoining one last ABOVE "'-
sciibrd of same front ana depln.
f. LOT on King straet, begInninG on 5onth
sjj. ~, feet ) inches east Of Columbus, and run
niIg thence east with Ming 20 feet ; lncAeS
thence south parallel to Colum6uS 10 &c leeE
inches; thence west parallel with hln&, 90 !Ge1
/! inches; thence north lJG feet : inches 70 the
: SQUARE OF GEOUND, containing
acrra, bounded by Alfred Patrick, rendietoh
and DronocJ streets. ~-,,,r, an
&c G. Undivided half Of HALF SOU ARE or
nth iIn ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04

\ large amount II thc BOND5 OF IIII
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL CO,
Tt3'ula Of sale yto1' the Reat E3tIts Ten per
cent Of the purchase money in cash, and the rc=.
iduc in three equal instruments, nj SIX t"eiF"
and eighteen months from sale, with interest {;
the purchaser to give his bond, with good per
sona security, the title TO be retained till pay
ment Property Liable to be rcsold, and cast
pay lnunt TO forfeiture, on dettult in payment Of
any one Of the deferred instruments.
Far the RondS So 900 cash, rcsidueOn well
endorsed negotiable note at siX!nonths, bearing
interest. JAMES NELSON.
$. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH 2--rolS Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04
~ LAWRENCE TOLSON,

April p, 1867
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04

TLOURl FIGURE
Il c. .Taylors Loudoun Mills Family Flour,
c. +. Taylors Lntidoun Mills Extra Flour.
For sale, which / can recommend to families
OF baker,. THOMAS PERRY,
my No IS, King street.
\ Office. Notice is hereby given to all per
~ sons indebted 10, or having claims against
the estate Of Dr. JAMES HUNTER. decd. to
settle the same with THO&. MOORE, Attorney
at Law, Fairfax Court House. who is authori-
zed to attend to all business connected with the
SAID estate All communications will, it is
hoped, be addressed to him.
SARAH A HUNTER,
ap 24-lawSw Extr'x. of JAS Hunter. dec d.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

RADICAL DEsPoTIsM.-ROb J. Walk.
If, himself Jealous supporter of the war
en- his argument before the Supreme Court
on the military bill, thus characterizes it
II have gone through Egypt, Syria,
Turkey in Asia and Turkey in Europe
and thousand ofmiles in Russia, and there
was not such despotism in Africa, or Asia,
or Turkey or Russia, as that which was
established by these acts. They had all
courts of some description, and allowed a
hearing and opportunity for defense. The
sword was not the only arbiter. But here
an act of Congress swept ten States out of
existence, reduced them to worse than
territorial bondage, and subjected every
one Of them-ten millions of people, of
all ages, to the despotic will of the militia
ry commander"
The radicals affected to sheer at this
description of their pet measures when it
was first uttered. Now they insist that it
is exactly what Mr.. Walker said it was
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
The Way They are Being Educa.
ted.

The Radicals are sparing no efforts to
sow the seeds in the South of bitter con-
hlct of races, that will, ere long, produce
terrible and bloody fruits The germs of
what is going on are thus noticed by an
Augusta (Virginia) correspondent of the
Baltimore GozcHe, who writes:
I'm Augusta County the negro popula-
ton is not large for slave State. 1t is
little more than one-sixth of the county
But even here the baneful effects of tie
unwise teachings Of fanatical Radicals and
foolish schoolmarms are producing mark
ed effect. Not long ago-a colored orator
announced to his brethren that he would
never be satisfied until, when he called at
the white mans house, he should be invi-
ted into his parlor The blacks generally
are being taught to assert their rights
and, IN the streets, to contest the pave
ment with their betters. Among the pres
ent generation the movement is, Of course,
slow. The habits Of submission in which
they have been educated have still too
strong a hold upon them to be easily
thrown off. With the rising one it is diff
terent. Among all the young blacks no.
tons of equality arc being duly instilled.
The effect of this is every day becoming
more evident, and even among the most
liberal minded of the whites, an antagon-
ism of race is gradually being engineered.
which must, in comparatively short peri
cd OF time, affect very seriously the cOndi-
ton of the blacks"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
EaOrfOn-T'he ErisI-V'he Negroes

Our military Mayor is moving things in
very lively manner At the request of
two or three of the colored aristocracy he
has promptly removed eighteen white la
borers and widows from the street and
horse and cart force of the corporation for
the purpose of putting eighteen "culled
persons" in their places.
We have taken the pains to make list
of the names and the status and nativity
of the white men displaced to make room
for the Amounted Of Chase and Sumner
Mobile AdrertiSer
y list of names is then given. The
whites removed are all Irish, with but one
exception. This shows the animus of the
partyin power. The Adre, hscr well says:
Seventeen Irish families, men, widows
and children, have thus had the bread
snatched from their mouths for the pur-
pose OF buying negro votes to sustain the
radical party, and to Africanize the South"
What was done in Alabama will be done
in the north as soon as the radicals deem
it discreet to show their hands. The
white laborer everywhere is to be crowded
out by the negro.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
Eloquent Radical German.

After the RAIDS had perfected THEN
State ticket, at Columbus, Ohio, they fol
lowed it up with ratification meeting in
the evening G.. The renowned horseback
or Hassaurek, was one ofthe blood-heatine
orators. The Statesman reports him :
Fr'ents ant Filler Cit=ens! | yust
speaks sometimes nit you. we makes a
Pooty goot dicket to-day, fon de conven-
ton, don't it? INT goot platform.
Dere is some fon dc nickers in dis platform
| likes dem nickers Yaw, 1 likes dem
better as dem Dutch fellers in der five
Wards. l vas sbeak down dere last jhear,
unit dey makes me blenty of droubles,
ain t it? One Teller he drows a pig cab
bage at my het, unit unuder Teller he most
my eye placks NIT 4 pretzel. But dem
nickers, all, he is de fellers You sent
more as hundret million vite soldiers
NIT de war. Veil, de Shonny repcls he
licks dem soldares all de vile, Butty soon
you youst sent town may be dirty tousant
nicker soldars. Vat dem nickers do
More as twenty-five tousant he sday in de
forts and pick up little dings, unit de unter
uns de ust fite little unit vip de Shonnies,
yust like donner unit bitten, unt put down
de rebellion unit dake Rchmont. Amt
It! law, Ply golly. | vas diuk [ sbeak
blenty. Mine goOt frents, all desc Cop
perheats dey git de common Dutch, but
we GIT de better fellers We gifts de nickers.
Dat is goot. Don't it? Mine frents.
5oot night, may be | gooms peck agn and
,beak somedinks NIT YOU.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

The Mobile Tribune says that the meth
cd of killing dogs in that city is quite diff.
ferent from the poisoned sausage" admin
istered by the police of other cities The
dogs of Mobile are caught in scoop nets,
and then tried before military court be-
fore beino executed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

In a report of one of the late speeches
Of Secretary Seward, in Boston, he was
made to say that when the President had
served four years the people "can turn him
out and put in a saucepan they like bet
ter" Saucepan" turned out to be a
misprint for "successor."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

"Look out, up dare, how you trOw bricks
guess you want to kill dis nigger," said
a lusty black hod carrier, the other day,
when a large brick fell from a two story
scaffold upon his head and broke in two,
without further damage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
8l,0OOPERYE wan

Agents everywhere to sell our IMPROVED $40 Sew
ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed Sent on trial. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid The
ONLY machines sold in the United States for less
tina. $40. which are fut'y licensed By Hone.
Wheeler Wilson, Grorer q Baker, Singer &
Co., and Bdchefder. All other cheap machine
are infringements and the seller or user are IaBl
TO arrest, fine and imprisonment. Illustrated circu
lars sent free. Address, or call upon Shaw &
Clark, at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, III.
[is-vlln37-lyl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

Punch has the following definition as to
what is fashion Dinner at midnight and
headache IN the morning.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
REPARATOR CAPILLT.

For restoring hair upon bald heads from whateve
cause IL may have fallen Out) and forcing growth
har upon the face 1t has equal 1t will force the
oeard 10 grow upon the sm0Othest face in from live To
eIghl Weeks or hair upon bald heads i'm from two 10
three months few Ignorant practitioners have asserted
tna there Is nothing that will force haste, the growth
vi me mar or beard false a. thou
sands of living witnesses from their own exnprence,
can pear witness. But many will saw. how are we 10
lsn@ush the genuine from the spurious? 1t certainly
u"lcuIl AZ nne-tcnhs of the different prcpa
Tor the hair and beard entirely worthless
anu you may have already thrown away large amounts
III neIr purchase To such would say. try the Rep
araior Capili it will you nothing unless ii fuIiv
up to our representations. your druggist does
NOT keep H. send Us one dollar and will forward II
postpaid together with receipt for the money which
VIII DC returned you on application providing entire SAT-
lsiaction Is not given. Address.
". L. CLARK & CO. Chemists
a3-1yl No. 3, West Fayet.e Street. Syn,crsr v
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
WHISPERS
AND
NAuSt'cheS
BEAUTY.

Auburn, Golden, FIaxcn 4 Silken Curls.
DRODUCED by the use Of Prof. DEBREUX'
FRISER La CIlENEUX. One application
warranted to curlthe mo st straight and stubborn
hair of either sex into wavy ringlets, or neavy
massive curls Has been used by the fashionables
of Paris and London. with the most gratifying
results. Does no injury 10 the hair. Price by
mail, sealed and postpaid 81. Descriptive cir
ca, airs mailed free. Address ERGER, SHUTS
& CO, Chemists, 3S5. River Street, Troy. N.
Y. Sole agents for the Tinted States, 22-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

First regular toast for the next Fourth
of July celebration:
"The Constitution Of the United States
lost to sight to memory dear"
Music-Auld Lang Syne.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false fzzes vour switches vour vir
Destructive ofcomfort. and not worth a fig:
Come aged. come yeuthfIl, come ugly and fair
And rejoice i'll your own luxuriant hair.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

1t is easy to say grace, but not half So
easy to possess It.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
COS T AIRS
CELEBRATED
B I S H OP PILLS.

A UNIV ERSAL DINNER PILL.
For Nervous and Sick Headache. Costveness Indices
ton Dyspepsia. Bilousness. Constipation Diarrbest
Cocs Chiis Fevcrs, and general arrangement of the
Digestive organs.
90 Boxes - cents. 80 cents, and 81 sfzcs
- Sold by all Druggists everywhere
a. And by Henry II. Cosfar Depot 4S4 Broadly Y Y
sH-And by G Blain & Co. Plymouth. Ipd
n8S-Sm.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25
coSTAHS
CELEBRATED
BUCkTHORN SALVE

P prd Ems: Burns, Bruises, Wounds Bos. Cancers
I5irI BBreasts Sore Nipples Bleeding Blind and
: 'Ilui Iles- ScrofulouS. Putrid and -condirioned
I.ers GIandular Swellngs EruptonS Cutane-
@Is uAliecuohs, RlneewOm. Itch Corns IIuuions
niplalhs &C; Chapped Hands. Lips, &c; Bites OF
spiders, Insects, Animals, &c, &C, ~
x Boxes - cents, 80 cents, and 81 sizes
- Sold by all Druggists evervwbeee
90 And by Henry r. CoStar Depot 1e4 Rroad,vo
s% And by G. Blain a Co. Plymouth.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

The portable Steam Saw Mills. and Single Machines
the BEST and THE CHEAPEST made i'm the limited
States All orders left al the Office of G. H. REEVE. i'm
Plymouth will receive prompt attention Capacity of
Saw Mills 1000 TO 1000 feet per hour They car he
seen IN operation by calling Oglesbee q Tbaver Of
% I'm ' ''''''i'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-25

A bill is pending in one of our western
legislatures to empower women to make
contracts. They should by all means be
authorized to contract; they have been er-
paadiRg too much.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
Snttnal Rtbtnnt.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
u SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT or THE STATE or
NEw-YORK COMPRISING THE hLEVENiH AND sbyES.
TERNTI WARDS or TIE CITY OF NEW-YORK-Sotoe is
hereby gwen puuape Of law that have received The Annual Col
lection list Of tie Valuations knumeraon and Assessments OF this
District Revenue laws Of the United states or the
present years that the enumerated therein have become que ana
uaysbe personally by Deputy for he collection
o the ooe u th Bank building eonsr Of ssyerie
and rave daily SUNDAYS excepted from the Ht day Of July 1901
10 August 1861 inclusive between the hours o O'Clock
a H. and o'clock p ,----., ,
according the list Aforesaid will become liable TO the penaues
scriOed BY law . MAho MAhohAL 4. ai.r. a. - CO.
Nsw.York, July g. 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

The body OF tho man found with his throat
cut floating in the North river off wentyrstst has
boen identiaed as that Of Herman Heiderman German
waiter lately residing at No. 17l Thrdst He had been
out OF employment for considerable time and on Mon
day, July 30 left hs residence with the avowed Intention
OF visiting HohOken, since which time he has not been
by his friends alive II is conecured that he com.
mlted suicide he had no vauabes Ia ha pOssessnn to
excite tho cuDldty VI thieves
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
PASSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Auz SIN steamship Chcago-Wm. Griffith
Caharno and Wara Thomas Sclo6sd Wm McKiunon. Neil
Mcleod George Tier Thomas Beae George Smith, Ann Smith, in
H4riingI VIM Hongh, J. Lewis p, Edwards
FkOh CHARLESTON, Aug SIN steamship Emily B. Sou1er-B
D. CRAWFORD Q Crdevood A. Throw wife and child J. G. Russell
an1 lady Dr. T. g. MenmiugerW NJ Palmer Tourney g. Camp
bell Mrs CaTPsen H. '" Hener, Trumbu Mrs Libby and
FROM HEwORLBAES AND HAVANA, Aug SIN steamship
RapdanM Maggie Wilson Mrs FtLbbon Mr. and Mrs W. Noge
Mrs A. W Potter Mr. Tubu A. b. Manchester J. j. Raphel r.
r and Mrs bbs and Mrs c. r. Martin, Gertrude Menarn
Jose SGntacuna Pedro Ca b. Augstn VIM PayOn and n
Meade, Morrison " Goicua D. Sanchez g. NJ. Mdanleh
Molina Mrs. L. Molina Mrs, 9. Sanchez Misses c. A. and San
eh0s j. NlnA Jean Augnn Field and others In The seerlge
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

Four little boys, named James 0'Brien, aged
years. Lewis Hennessey, aged years, James bcCarty,
aged years and Geonrey Hennessey aged years.
brought TO the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
charged with having broken into the dwelling of wash
ingtOn Handley No Is Fourth-ave while the family
absent and stolen therefrOn number OF small articles,
some Of which found In their possession They
committed bv Justice Smith.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
3lOrt a1larNnr's i1Otitr.

STATE NKw.YORK. I
P0Rrw.RDESs OFPIcE, No % Wuliam-st
NOTICE is hereby gwen, In accordance with
~ Section passed April lf 1857 entitled An Act %
sorranr. Port of Eew-lok" all persons
interested hayng charge Of the subject matter Of such inquiry
exam nation that following vessels under
ton by he Po Wals said surveys examinations viii
be- completed days succeeding this notice. board said
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-IS BASKRUPTcY
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed and re-
ferred as follows Solomon Williams Of this city referred
10 Josiah r. Williams VIM Tyuell OF this city, referred
20 John Fitch; John W. Ogencamp OF this city, referred
20 Isaac Dayton; EdW9Td Pudy Of POughkeepsie
Duchess County ~ " referred 20 Charles L. Bealc and
Of James d. Ray Of this city referred TO Henry Wilder
Allen
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
Qtntisirp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
mated the ana.thec Of nitrous oxide gas hdmIer u IN tho
manner most approved by the medical profession 90 nothing bnt BX
TRACT TEETH and they certainly do that W WlIhotT FAlF-fo
900 patients testify See then al the once NO ~ Cooper
Institute
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
S9ruftssiunaI slOtitts.

CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway,
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for every STATE and Territory
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
IOJ sTRICTTRE VARCOCELE HEMORRHOTDS FlSIULA
and the more obscure Of the Pelvic Vera under the exclusive
control Of EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D. Editor Of ihe seapsL once
hour from 10 m and " evening" al Dr. Ds rsSdenesI
No. 42 Fth.Ave
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
&roposays.
UNITED STATES ENGINEERS OFFlcE, }
uAKENpnkT. Iowa. Iulr %. l16I

UNITED STATES ENGtNEKRs OFflCEi{
DAVENPORT. Iowa. July o. 1901
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
Il RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RI NERSEALkD PROPOSALS,
September for eXcsvsrg the prism and constructing the
Of the the
mississippi q the D-s Mo.ues Rsp.ds
The cris be about a nehal miles long extending
from Keokuk lOU. The width al the water surface inside
three hundred emhankmeut and 25O 1.-Two
bgudrl and ty feet excavation and N low water 70 be hyeJ feet
All te material e1cUfsi from the Of the canal 10 be used
building embankmeH The latter throughout the Of
will be 80 three budre feet from the Iowa shore
Where the bottom Of the canal Will have slope
gi lone and onehaf je mile The embankmen Is 70 be
l Of and rock be ltcr feet wide top including
tue covering; to De to feet above nigh water mark With
Of one and onehs 20 lionel vertical The
Ncsne tbe rprap ion be y two and one half feet on the
All propositions price which each and every kind Of
f in the proposal 10 be done and bid Will be considered
Nst Is not definite IN this respect
The Toe right 70 reject and al BIDS
attached each proposal
bach bid must contain written printed guaranty signed BY two re-
spOnsbe
BLANKS oI proposals required with form Of guaranty will be
flruishei At this once on app catou.
price prices vn he considered including the
OF furnishing all materials and performing all the work
The Of the canal estimated S2O65i5 two million
thousand three hundred and ioryfve The amount sppo
pste Congress $1,000 cte hundred thousand douAIs-the
contract 0hlt be made 10 cover this amount
fAeen 5 amount Of work done OF materials
furnished thereof viii be reserved until the whole
shall be entirely completed
desiring further information ohtain the by calling 81
this Office where pn SPECIFICATION and form Of contract can Dc
Proposals must be addressed 70 the undersigned should be in
dorse Of the Des Moines
Leut Col ssh Irflrtrv Bt Mhior-Genera L. s Army.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
DUBIlC NOTICE IS hereby given that on
OFFICE BOARD OR CoNNIsslONERs
METROPOLITAN FIRE DErARrNEST, FKEAES,s HALL
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received |

'CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Commissioner az their otce until tnDa A
Supplying the Department With COAL ana "OOD 0i Tue
lJlpNug i.nis and qualities; - -. "a.
10 @ Furnace Coal Nut Coal o the quality known as tn
BE- delivered well srecned ana iee rom
impurities from yard 2o CrHeh Coal Of ihe ay known s
be.. Ineb auue be- hand pcied Both qneh OF
s - e gh cords best quality Virginia ZINE
Wool sawed and split IN sizes convenient for use
Tn. Wood BE- subject the Inspection o acoIel per
co. 10 be appointed By tie BO and % be delivered free o. chge 9
several truck houses bell towers, &c &C. m
eh qrsnt and such times within tie next ensuing ht mons
- nav b. .lurd Bidders viii state the price per uu Tor Coal and the
re Der c- Wood and forward TIE proposals properly noo
Re- o the right 70 reject all proposals
5s ed for the public D. order Of tie Board
'-'''-' CHAs y. GiLDERSLEVE, secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
Ght 0nrf.

Gbt 0urt.
SARATOGA RACES
SIX DAYS,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY AUGUST Z l55l
SEVENTEEN RACES,
- Including - -
NILE HEATS TWO MILE HATS THREE MILES FOUR
MILLS,
TWO HURDLE RACES
800 Two Miles Eight Hurdles &c -
All tle BEST HORSES IL THB COUNTRY m Atehdauce'
{. WBgATLY, Secreary W r. TRAyERS. President
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
Treasury DEPARTMENT OPTCE OF THBl
SUPf2u3NG ARCHITECT, July 8 1897,

SUPERVISING ARcHrEcT, July s, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- until l2 August r. 1867 for furnishing the
performing work for the basin retaining walls Of the
proposed Barge Oee being portion Of the Battery Extension New
York CITY.
this Oe and application TO
Col Morse Superintendent Of Repairs Cusomiiouse NeS-fork
all The requirements Of the plans and
eprcf cations will considered
accompanied bond Of two responsible
bidder accept and the contract
him boni % be approved by the United States District
Judge, Clerk OF the United States Court
the work different plans VIII be received and the
Department the right rec; any all the bids II be
deemed for its interest 70 DO
Proposals should boel in sealed envelope indors Proposals
retaining wall Barg Oce NrwYOk City" aud addressed 70
Che Supervising Architect Treasury Department Washington D. C.
A MALLETT Architect.