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Droposals.

pREAKWATER AT BURLINGTON, VI
- SEALED Is0PoSAS VI Be Teceysa By the eo 9RdI,go5i 99
construction Of HTeaksat'r q Darlington, W, VIZ
G linear Timber not less than 10 inches diane
oo cabt ieei q White Pine timber II pehe, square, sticks
90 i'rl board measure White Pine Plank inches ,hiK
. 200 pounds o inch " fought roa spike
yards Of hubble stone fragments varying FEN IS TO 200
(aTro.e 70 be ia ebs long sh wide b,
saa , 's h. & f.Sr Tuts iesSiLr AID pa,tiaz il
position Of the cribs ard ae at % much per eae foot he,r loot
The proposals or should be Tor much delivered in he cribs
Al 70 s Of tss best quality ds,,s a, ,ss point, Il. p
c 20 Inspection ,hovilg proposed construction Of The cribs
III s requires srai Drepsa each material AL %, alor
800 od Rt Sl Fa is 9f 4 FP s Brew Col
DLATTSBURGH BREAKWATER.-Scaled
~ rsP m 4 ss Ao " for s psr 1 81 h @ 4
Tn Tias.ird ak, f., ofwbtspn Timber ioches .qa're,
ay ThSssld i5s1 st found wtspa, Timber II rehs. dame
rS5 Tsou.su4 s. nl u.r,. O rs. rlsns inches bei
T"u.aad ya hubble Stone in fragments Tshy rom
TIE Luber srns be delivered At P1,''sarst At ssh
lui' - uaT b. selected by The ulef;n, oI ~ ne 'o''' '
A. f'r The Labor Or .scoasrucisa Brskvacr which win
~, W, @ his l.ir bou b. s,siei >, 80 rush Ter cie
cover 81 o, popoa 81 labor u RAINING pung 'oge, and
cassfiucisn generally. sIcluste 40 materials
4s fTs1t iIr each rnitefill ano 'r ao"f
adopted s b. essentially The Tie
e1isng uhicA bidders recommended 20 examine before making
pToposaG -
G. Z BLUNT. Leut-CoL Eag'fs. Brevet Col .. s. A
Z R8Tinser, ODE. os1eeo, y y Aprii - io.l
rI'O TRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOS
81 work, biliel an aie u
.Frr.as N oclork Of May l
1871, Of EgEe and Boiler House Bliss ~
~ Go. Iiiel
& the g Bridge Tso 1000
esr' ull b. rc4ulfe.
Plan AMI - works
rr,rs hanlc seventy tLrit and Ilthafr,
mar ligh Bridge.
Ths board s.,rr t t reject IN the proposal deemed
es.n iI u, public Aqu~ud Deltnoui Msy
l85.. lHoMAh ~ EiIiEAsf,,
A ". CRAVEN
Crotan Aqueuet Ro,rl
TT'O CONTRACTORS.-Scal Proposals will
Addressed The Commissioner isr tlc r-.L pg Ai
o. Office OF Tho Engineer 30 - r
81 until 4oeeL D. "a SATURDAY. MSv -. lbs fur rrf1'n9 ahi
paving tutlu-sL fuo4L 10 SrcolIpacc vh Tap f'5,
Nicholson o'ter According - rans an ~
sous which ofcs o.. ~ knrlrrr ir on
n.re reserve The to reject 10Y all o. sid bid, Is they
fir the interest Of sand impru' -tnelt
~ ~ L. y ylDBARp Eagoser
Droaslyn May 1854
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun R,es......4.52 Ses....1:02 Moon Sst'.
s,nir .oE Cows Island. ll5 Hell eate...ls3s
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gn6!rnriion.


A HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS under a
Com where strict psl the Ihyse Intellectual snd r.
a os iSs tI n' %ESEsB9 q hP ai r i
For ccuars o. Information 'Fp9 20 T. j. ESso% ps
RlSBEE's MILITARY SCHOOL.-New build
I.J,, y; . tie oTs sFR qS Sd fIGror
DELVIDERE SEMINARY-Boarding School
ID fr LADIES. Adore. MISSES BrSH. Be,fsTs y J.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Numbcr
I'D limited tsu'v: Pupils received At time may rsman unnf
pleasant home The J. A. MORGAN, A " Principal All Pro
tssor IlsnPliesd l.
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL ion BOYS
TITeSY W. KING, " y, So sGro5e,t Sss iorl Ast1t
CLARK's HILL INSTITUTE fits boys for
y ''''''' OF ''D' s' GfSS ',' " H. Fp s 5oa
NOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for LADIES, at
reuesse Es.h fsn'h Latin AID Aa' r., 2a'F'e n s''
INDICATION IN GERMANY.-BOYS IN
~ triryTE initial H1I l., .aH IgI fSr,S5 ,s 1 ne,
THiTTLESEI wsierbary, Cola.
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
A. SCHOOL M tssasy Bolsstfaor Coan hstahilel ~ lg'
i'' ''''-' FREDERICK sEBGwIcK, Principal
EREEHOLD INSTITUTED Classical and
oomms. Bo.nns Ssao 81 is,e1 s ,e1, g 4 -
hgrII7 cIRJs BiLbwIY 4 VI Plae ~
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The sfgE,I Is 5s oE.a Ne o1 IA c'' may be ''' at
H''' '''' '0'''''' 49, T b OLIVER Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
V LADIES Bridgeport Com i0f ea Mss ' rnJ h s
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tauytown, n. "a
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Family School o Boy under fourteen yea Of age T"eaAf
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MT. PLEASANT INSTITUTE-PRINAT
VA CLASSES FOR BoYs-Amhers Miss, H. G Ssfh ~ Pm
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forwarded upon request
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE Wcstchestcr
For circaiars sddfess JOHN OAKLEY, Principal
MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, HANERSTRAW.
w IA Select Boarding sshoc for Ps[s E's,n'ss @ ts's
good boIa LANALfIIb WILSON a, d, fnhel-A.-
MILITARY, CLASSICAL and CONNER
WI CIAL ACADEsY SyaeE BoLlsnd County SeViOI Address
{. RUTHERFORD A. NJ, Principal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL-Whte
w Plans. Ses.York Principal. q. X WILLIS, A ~
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No Wet Thirty.eghtl-,t. Sesiork address above.
NEWBURGH On. y INSTITUTE, SEMIN-
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" SiGiGG. rii1epsI -
DARKER ACADEMIA FAMILY SCHOOL
L 10y BOYS woodtury lAiclssld Cgani, C9lH 81, No.,
Res. ALOIo NORTON LEWls. a. u PracpsL
COWARD INSTITUTE for BOYS,
- ULOGIDA, ORANGE Co, n. Y
Institution endowed Advantage Superior sc nIS 4: y "1l'
CENlNARY FOR YOUNG LADlES.-llnion
s9 Hsn '' NJ. Sf FfS tn g y; sTTfSs H9sf
"rTHE KINDERGARTENrS SCHOOL at No.
~ Wet Tbiriyse,eusL, val be REMOVED Ia No. % Wet
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GIBSON, BEADLESTON & Co.,

EANLINS
No so EXCHAN CE, NETWORK.
Government Securities stocks Bonds ,ni Go only
0, Commission a. Mi sock aId Ggi Bors oi h
sism members.
Interest allowed deposits
Dividends Coupons Interest collected Liberal advances On
and other securities Information eheuy gwen 10 po
sssousl me1, eItcuiOrs Sc d,siI,ug g. invest
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.ro .toady at ne, gold Othor kinds dnl End

,o. are steady at me- gold Other kinds arc dnl snd
pGH 6s are firm and In good demand for home consunp
ZION We quote at from 2Oe4oGIVcp aS 10 h'o"'' -'
qgsnnpYi ssrs-Prices show no important change; inc
,rket ls quiet and we hear OF only 80 mus Mus0V'~
on American Linseed remains firm, with far de-
ND nj IN 35aS 81 Fish Oils are steady ~ ,0e iUi
ISc Whale and s. 80 Tor Crude sperm. Lard l. dui'
p1 pSR6ysIONs-We have had fair demand for Pork TO
say ana prices are better, closing firm the sales 80
"a rep1lar are 100 bbls. at S22 for Ola Mess -
80 ~ for New do $50 90 Thin Mess ana S2s - AZ ~
Gear Beef in lair demand ana tIe IrkC' ir plain
Ness s76Sli for good 70 choice do, ana ~ -, is-
Eytrt do fierce Beef is steady, with q mOo 49, and
inand sales IS tiorces, part al ga Tor G
S97 fur India Mess. Beef Hams are duii an 90 M - al
Cut Meats are m demand and iirfn safes VI ~ liIed
IA, for choice Picked Shoulders; lJGiiC - 81 slc
Hams and 10000 n loose Dry Sailed shOuiIus' ard Is
Bacon is quiet, but steady We near % sales OF
1rmiv held but the business Is only modeI9 for Ctv
40 s i'm lois mt 12i dI23c. for No, l. l25 LII 5o
Is0isc for fair TO prime Steam, ana I0s'' 'O' ''
derrcd -. ,,r;ces arc without par
leular change. We quOlo' -, Nm Qed92
State frbns good 20 prime 90 -
ctqte bolf fink MS medium 20 prime
60 sirti,,s couimOn and fair.-.....-...- Dlb
state Welsh tubs far 70 prlut..''
western Reserve, good 10 choce .-.--..'.-
western Reserve, common 10 gOOd-------.- u
Northern PenDsy anna. - S Uo
CIrrEsE is duh, but the market Is unchanged. we
IuOe; 49, n, ,oa,o
state Factory common 70 prime ...-..--.--- II 10
English Dairy, Conn.,.
English Dairy, Ohio. ..........-....-..
Vermont Dairy fair 10 gOOd-..-.-..-.--iG
Ono prime.
ONO common o0s55
Pineapple 80, T6ere
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, May 6, 1867.
Bsev,s. Cows Neals Sheep and Lambs. SWINE Total
6A37 80 1888 1855 1902 1908
These were sold at the following marketplacos
Sheep
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
BoARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
In the absence Of the President Alderman Charlie H.
Locw presided.
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9, last week, and with 5.74S head, average pei
year and with s2l for the corresponding week
ear ago The number sold to-day at the One hund
ne ~. market, 1900 head, compares with l9 head
s9 week and with 1914 head the average per week last
yeg', and with 1855 head al market one year.agO
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LNf1ta Die glSelt."l
Oas apeiHe Siatt.

sic bieb GauIiin unb er 8Ouret uno als le li9
fenuen lernten, mar lie cine lunge SGaulplelerlt ll1o
CT Elm junger Counts.
Gie hattie oomals mod feiu Jtenornme lno er fein
8ern69en, Tie fpnnten zines Dem @tnoeren ntbts bic
ten. ols -Iih ielbIt. Mber lit bos benn au1 pirf<
liG nidts, peni1 man Dem ~geliebten 8e9enitauoe -
aaes giebt uno fir iib gar niAts behalf?
Sumo iparen lie beioe uno bibl9 tparea lie aud
un0 lie6ten liA ie6r.
@pdter erlporb it'd Die @ouiIin Elm biibi6es yte=
nolnne unb 9tubul trdot Golo Elm, es re9nete baIo
9ranSe, @eoidte uno gontsoors Tlogen per &llIltle=
rim III SSiiBen uno ni6t nlIn0er perrpulloete Seriell.
mir bic Ser,en intereIIirte lie li6 weiter nt6t, lieB JIG
aIio unbefimmert lieger, alles Nnoere obcr tbeilte tie
nit Souret. lteber Die 6eoi6te omlilrtetl he lld
,riammen, auf ben &rdn3en uno Vlufnel laBsn
lie suIummen uno Die 2ouiso'ors bratbtel tie 5ulanl=
Wouret 6eIob aud Su Der 3eit ionit nod ni9ts als
Iein Qutes I%iebenOes ssr5 imp bag lo9F aH9 '1'N'
SD blei6e aud ni6t INNER lol6' Elm arrler Sel=
Fel,S laote Der iunge Mann zines Cages 81 leiner
Selie6feu. SD babe SrGuule un0 Nhnun9efl, mel
DE mir prop6cieien, Dap i'd emit nod Wttlltonar iper=
De, al berglei6en muB man nlr all1 erllltllld luol=
len. llno babe i0 erit cine Wtllloi1, mem luBes 2erj.
Sann bait BY sstlal, s'il ne &c Mr', ,nsrt6 n isin ''S mipt Spn'
Oa rrrormte bic fleine @auiiin ibren aefebte1l
8puret llno e~rlpioerte, Dap er Die uanOere Wttulon
nur bcbalten m69e.
Sie QlQnsenben Srdume lieBen ben ebrget5l9et jun
oeu 9lann riht ruben. @ines Cages unO 6lpar Ell
nnes Wortaos, na1m ct NbI6ieO BON Der 8alllltn uno
oiro in Die Welt 6inaus, Iei1 Slid 81 luhen.,
I'D nil aber 1tibt as bein SGuloner BON Dit &C:
Zen, lie6es Yipp9en. 9ier gebe i'd Dir et1 leeres
0latt nit nleirler Namensunteridrift uno Der sipe'lel
3eugcn pcrIeben, bon mir eiigenbanOi5 xal1 TIaaletr
| SoulIin" ~aoreilirt uno iiberltrlebet gS1ulolfelr
laut pel6em lid Der @efertigte perpfidtet. pa:
Wnbere fGiIe BIT lelbIt aug, iobalo i'd MtiIiondr bin
Gam umarmten tie li9 uno fiBten lid 8ot1
peib pie oft nno gum iuie pielten Ntale uno 19le=
ben.
Son Der 3eit al bate Die @auilin i6ren Sun1ol
~perloren, i6r @einItb mar mid ntebr Dallelee M
bisher; Elm 3ua BON Melan6olie bentd6tigte lid H.
rer. Der oann aud i6ren Stolen %anflebte; lie perlol
oaourh an 3ugfraft, bieB idaOete ibrem Nute ulc
mad uno na9 puroen &rarse uno GeolDte I'M
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9lDer'S Sberrp Yeetoral,

-.- Sur Cte QsllHH9 pH
Suten, Grfdltung, SnluenSa, Seiierfeit. 9alsbrda=
ne, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,angehe1oer Sdnl1o=
iuft, unb fir Die 2inberung lGlpinoli6tl=
aer 8atienten in ben pprgeI6rittenen
Stabien Der &ranfbeit.
9as Telb feiner feaensreihen gBirf1omfett 1T 70 ersB nne
feline Ruren limb 70 sdblreth, baB fat in allen gc9enhen bs
Qanbes Qeute Dfentli1 befannt itnb, Die boburh BON beunri
hiaenben unb ielblt Ser;peifelten Qunaenfranfbeiten 9ehetlt
ip6rben iinb. gDenn einlnal prpbirt, 10 Itnb ieine Spr5uge sor
allen dnberen Sruitmttteln 10 far iIe Bic Come, unb no letz
ne gSirfiamfeit befannt III, beet ra5 9ublifunn fetnen 3netTel
rebr, pelhe @rsnet IS 9ebrauhen Ipt Qf9en Die l6merslthen
unb oef6trttten 0unaenfranftetten, RE IN unierent 8ltma
berr1hen. g4Gtrsnb piele, Dem 9ublifuut bar9etptens .WRlttel
feblIhluaen unb serpprfen purhen, bat bieies I'D BET Iepert
Geriub beIfclter Sreunpe %erpprben, ben Q%etoenoen unser9ee
Tide @pbltbaten erset9t, unb Ut 3otlrethe unb Ill n"ierttpurpt<
ee 8uren beptrft, rmt serseIien su meroen.
: gSir periidgrn bent @ublifurt, bag feline Sualttdt dlt Dem
tDdifen 0untt ertdtten fpprben unp 10 gut 1T, o5 ne Ie mar,
unb naB Is lid borauf S~erloen fam, Dap b%al1elbe tbn lteta
bteIelbe Sulfe unb Qtnberung 9ep0brt, me 1e suopr.
.SeGr Siele Nrebieer, Nerste, Stoatantdtrer uno anpere
bp tifebenbe SKINNER taten itre 3anten %ber9reeten, TIM BIZ
Observation-Disclosures Seilfraft un1erer Mittel III be9louti9cn. abel
cs maioelt un8 an S3aurn, itre Certificate bier ettsuruden.
Die rnfet oenanuten Seenten p~erttelen unIeren q mertta"
nt1ben d, norm pteIelben etaeten Nno, ullent'
oeltltt : auh iinb bic 8eIHiperpen, fpelhe rurh unlere Witt
tel oebetlt werbcn, ~npuftanbia BARN beifrteben.
9teienioen, pelhe cine @lttrattpsM ept IN sur Slht'
~reinioun9 serlansen, finten Die rehte II @9er'8 erntp. grt
g ariapartlta. 9rpbirt es einmal, unp S9r ipsroet let'
men 9Bertb b%eit6ti0tn. On m.n
unb serfouft BEL 81. &pbfrt's Nadfpl9ern, Sr1un IaI
Srud, in Columbus, Sttp, unb bet alien &ppteeterh.
Sft. l6. GIlep u ID
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GharIe5tpn, g. g., 3. Sec. Die neu ein0e=
~Ioufe1nen 9erihte iber bic Staats=gSabl itelen es in
3rpeifel, 90 bieGonpe1,tion burhge9an9en ober ourd:
~aVefalen lit. Sic Stimmen iteben lie 10 9lelb, 6aB
Sas gteIultat MIR Dur6 Die genare 3dbIull9 olIer
Stilnnlen erlliitelt lperoen tam.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12
DER ,,toote Brief"

gmsrifsatias ariminaInpssus, pom srHa 2Obobs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12

R 8nhmarn,
fdnrar i9. '85.
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0eutS0e 9itcratur.

Sic GortenIaube.-Sas speite 5eft Der tref[z
liden 9eip,ioer @artenlauhe - Elm in "unierer 6Gnlt=
Tie itets t%pilfommener Sreunb - ltegt por lns. User
iih bic lonoen 8interQbenoe angenebnl uno ntblldb
ipia, Der beitelle lid bieie pielgelelene 3ett-
thrift bel Ssh. 6. SbeDbalo in Cincinnati.
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I. ssapitaI nnb usberi5u6 ........... s236,OO0
bppptbstarif6 eeR&ert af I~essapss ~siesstssz.
z. E3eitere 8eranttpertIt3feit bet Stcas
haInera 82VU. VD
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Stop!! unD aufgepaBt J!
9fcns umo Spes SSnrselrebcm!

Inter allen 9tebenIprten baben fitt aud 6tsles Sahr pc Sses
unb RenB Seeplin9 am befen b~eip1brt. SSabrsne pc y etem
bo unb pie[e anbere Sprten rpieber ppn benz WeRltbau dn9e-
oriTen unb spn Der 8duIniB Yplenbs seritbrt rpnrhen, tnp pie
Stems unb Spes Seeblins pom bielen betben 9lla9en unssrubrt
oeblicben UNI itre 8lGtter lnb Jest nod 10 9run ais I'm 6rut<
Ipmmcr. Der g8ein ppn 6eiben Sprten nurbe btsles Sabr
an bic Qpnonprtb gSein Gpmpa9nie IN Cincinnati fur 4Opls
lar per 0aIpne serfauft unb has SuIdel 3rauben ron Der
Gen; SeeblinQ (Te nirb ihpn lfitte Auaut -rett puroe auf
benz Cincinnati Wartt fir II Dollars sertautt. Die Grnote
ppn teiben Gprten bat nod ME falirt, IS ltnb letr npptse
gB6dicr, am befen S~eeignet einen talten Wtnter aus5ubelten
unb e~eceiten IN iepen <ma.
Ole S}cnb sianet ib itrer erpFen, srhnen Slitter talber
spr,Dolih ais Shattentraube in etner 8artenlaube pper AM
Sauie sesresn. 6ol9enbeS iinb nstne 9rstle:
SSe eeblin9 $50 0ru. peL tauIene, $50 PER bunpert,
So 5 per Gubenr. 8neijGbri9e 9hanien S. per Dubsnb..
@snB See6ling 500 FER tanltno. SO per san0srt' 81
per 0ubenb. 8meij1brigs 9Fan5en s. per 0nssnG. :. s;
N.8. SD Serfaufe MIR atserlciene, gut beipurielte I'm fret.>
en- qcfroene @Ransen IS lit aNp feline 0efabr %scrbanesn nit
eleacen 3reibbauapFansen 1ngelbrtert sn werpen.
etenfaQs an Sonb III Den b~tDi9ten 9reilen.
N&bere QusFuRft ertbetlt germ,
2pris NItItGtter,
Su. 2. -p gpr Sl4, Sanbu6fo, Shtc.
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(oDluulbue SufintB iaDlleQe.

Die biaisfhs, srinpiibHs unp praftfaiie @ef6dftsitul. tn
gmertfa. es psrben mebr 9nAelun8sn perf6aft purt un.
Sers aTpciatipn, ale bur6 ale anoeren s~ufdmmen. Wan ien=
be nab unibertrpFenen SrGbsn Der &alierapGie nno Sierte=
fbrift. Die in Columbus aus8siteuten Certificate fir rem
stubienearius (S9plaribips) finn absraa in Der Union Gull
ttg.
8r5an & Somlsnicn.
Spli 10. 81. LIN
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X1rlt III V%erfQufen.

Tes Ilntersritneten 8arn, ~unsefGtr cine MctIs spn Der
8 pudairt 8rite, 3 Metlen BON Der Qote @rie, nabe Der
Gdppl Sectipn IN Garrpu Gprpuitip, Sttana 81, g., sele~
aenen 8arm 1T btQi9 81 ~esrtauien. 9ieiebe entbalt 5 afer
Spllanp, Elm Stltsarten, Staaun9, 8pbnRan5 unb Sheaer
b aay ganp. gBessa 9absrem ,penpe man i'd an pea Gisean-
tbunner,
QtuguIt Wielo,
auf rti9er 6arm ~pCtnbaft.
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I. ssapttal uan usberf5uS ........... 1896, OO0
sppptbsiarif6 seRdsrt anf ~lessabss s~iesstssz.
z. Geitere 8erantucrtlt&f eit bet GtcGs
9olhers 82oO,W0
2ts beutias gsieaf6aft, eesraabet 8sbraer s.. 1853 wxe
aa Berinf bird Sener:
Webduoe, 0aaseu uaS periSuIidss Giasntbr1a
ID, 5taate 4SGo.
0ts fpssisusa @srF&sraHss g seiasaassa Nnb bea gsrFas.
rans;=,1rfunssa, ps!6s in esati&er anb enslti@sr Ssred7s
aas4eferttat rcsrScu, bstaebrndt.
Sirettoreu Der @eieli9aEt:
Gr. Ssna. mspss, 9stnria Osttuss, abOff Gsttbsrs,
e SS Gt6uib., Sfaep6 Wnqsr, SatOb Wfater,
sfpss SRagnr, Setter GettelbaS, 81. SO. &Sesr.
Seanste:
SbpIf 3etfbera, Mrii. Jeepb Taper, gleeyrzS>
Sarpb W1lisr, gesrstar tnb SDasmesfer.
anspdrtige Mgsnten, rcp. 9Drrcip0Hoeateu.
sren.ont: g. ssiInsr, gilmore: Sstliara slaIsmasss.
B.llesas: s 6 Gifsnbeis 6rron: Spba Stni6t
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|CALE OF PUBLIC ROPERTY

OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE,l
No. 20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
June 10, 1857
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at the Depot
of Army CloLhing and Equipage, No. 400 WASH
AipRton street, NEW YORK CITY, on TUES
#DAY, the 9th of July next, commencing at ii
~ clock A. M, the following described pro.
Nherty:-
"a 234 pairs Machine-SeWed Boots.
5SZSg pairs Machine Sewed Bootees.
Il. 1850 pounds of Wall Tents.
$500 pounds of Common Tents.
,'l8.OOO pounds of Hospital Tents.
.lO.9OO pounds of Shelter Tents
1855 pounds of Canvas.
sam pies of the above may be seen at the depoi
nd further information obtained.
Terms- Cash in Government funds; ten, pc
nj. down, and balance before goods are takeT
ON the depot, which must be within nve days
Fsale. under forfeiture of purchase.
Byt. Maj -Genl ID. H. VINTON,
9 I8t Asst Q. M. g.. y. s. a.
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RAlLROAD LINES.
WEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPH

w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILROAD VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
On ana after MONDAY, June "A, 1857, Trims VIII
leave Depot THltrY-FIBSTa and CHESNUT Streets
WEST CHESTER TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester, at us A. NJ.
II A. NJ: 2SO p. NJ, 4lb z. NJ 4oo p NJ 200 p. NJ. aud
Leave West Chester for philadelphia from Depo,
and 1O45 A NJ. l65 p. NJ, $50 and $50 p, NJ.
Trains leaving West Chester at 1880 A. NJ, and leav
Ing Philadelphia at $50 p NJ, VIII stop as b. O. Juno
tion and Media only. -l TF'I
Leave Philadelphia for Media at $50 Pm.
Leave eda for Philadelphia at 64O 2. NJ. stopping
Passengers to or from stations between West Ches-
ter and B. @. Junction going east, Will take trains
leaving West Chester az 7'l5 A. M aud going west
VIII take train leaving Philadelphia at $50 p NJ, and
The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars connect with
all OF the above traina, carrying passengers down
Chesnut street. past the principal hotels and
demand Amboy ltR, office, at Walnut street wharf
passing out Walnut street 70 the depot
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at $40 A. NJ. and p NJ
Leave West Chester AZ 745 A, M. and p. M.
Clty Passenger cars, Market street, Will connect
with all Sunday trains both ways, usual, leaving
Front and Market streets thryve minutes before the
train leaves Depot and will leave Depot on arrival Of
each train, 10 carry passengers into the city.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7i5 A. M. and $50 p
Nj and leaving West Chester at 720 A. M. and $50 p
M connect at b. G. Junction with trains on p. and B.
G. r. r., for Oxford and intermediate points.
Passengers allowed TO take wearing apparel
case be responsible for an am exceeding one hun
dred dollars unless special contract s made for the
same. HENRY WOOD,
4J| General Superintendent