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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10
The fifteenth ANIMAL session of the

The fifteenth annual session of the
Wisconsin Teachers Association WILDE
held at La Crosse, July %, IS, 1867
The Superintendents of Michigan, Hill
nois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Kansas are ex-
pected to be present. Arrangements have
been made With all lines of travel to re-
turn free. Ladies will be entertained by
the citizens of La Crosse Hotels at half
the usual rates At the close of the scs-
sion there will be an excursion to St..
Paul, Minneapol and Minnehaha, and
return in time for the trains on Monday
the 26tn. A general invitation is extend
ed to al teachers and friends of education
to be present. So -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

OPERATION. FOR STRABIsMUs.-Dr. Cameron.
this morning performed an operation for strab
lsmus, which occupied less than one minnie, on
the eyes of Mr.. Joseph Horton, who is employed
at the Institution for the Blind in this city
and who is well known. to many of our cit-,
zens. We have had personal observation that
the operation in that instance was complete
success, and the eyes Of the patient, which
from his infancy have been in the condition
known as ''cross eyes," are now as good ap-
parentlyr as the best. Dr.. Cameron is evident
ly a gentlemen who thoroughly understands
his profession and is skillful practitioner
He has attained enviable notoriety in this
vicinity for success in his practice -JamesvilEe
Gazette.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10
Read the following from Reuben Maeorab,

Read the following from Reuben Macoaber,
of GAINESVILLE, Wis:
To the afflicted: 81 G5ze SOCK ar.s-s-#
desire to take this opportunity to say few
words in favor of DR.. Cameron
Ny wife had been entirely deaf in her right
ear. nine years, and nearly deaf in the left one
over three years
We were advised by friends to try DR.. Cam
eron's treatment, as be had the reputation of
being very eminent oeculists and aurist while
practicing in Toronto and New York
Ny wife applied to thesInfImary, and placed
herself under his treatment, which from the
she says, has been without pain;
and to, day her hearing is perfectly restored to
the left ear, and nearly so to the tight one.
Should this article appear before the eyes of
any person so afflicted, | hope tn y will not
hesitate, in the least, to place their case under
Dr. Cameron treatment. ...a "a p
Very respectively,
REUBEN MAcoMBER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10
MEXICO.

~ WASHINGTON, July 7.-Senor Romero,
the Mexican Minister, claims to have adj
vices from Sisal since the alleged execu-
ton of Santa Anna, and he was then re-
ported to be at Campeche in prison. a,'1
New York, July IA New Orleans
special says that late advices from Juarez
headquarters state that Juarez will con
woke Congress, at the capital, into whose
hands he will deliver the Government,
and tender his resignation The cutter
Wilderness had left for Vera Cruz with
dispatches from the State Department.
Mrs President Juarez was rendered a
passage, but did not arrive in time
WASHINGTON, July The Navy de
partment has received from the Com
mander of the q. S. steamer Taccny acopy
of his communication to President Juarez
soliciting that the remains Of Maximilian
be delivered to the Captain of the Aus
trian corvette Elizabeth. The request
was not acceded to, but the official reply
/ is not furnished. sa.++J
New ORLEANS, July 6-The Aus.
trian steamer Elizabeth has orders to pro.
ceed to Vera Cruz to bring the Austrian
and Mexican Imperialists officers and
troops to this city She Will return i'm
mediately. Col. Sudrey and other officers
ofthe Vera Cruz garrison who arrlv d
at Mobile have coma here
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

The new "Dominion' Of Canada is
arming-whether in anticipation of Fen
ian raids or what, does not appear. The
"Queen's Own" are Of course included in
the two hundred and fifty thousand
militia about 10 be organized
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

New Haven Journal says -
The President has rendered the govern
orship of our recent purchase from Russia
to Hon. Benjamin Stark, of New Lon
don, Connecticut, lately Democratic
Senator from Oregon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

NEW YORK, July 9.--The New York
Herald's New Orleans special says =
s'1here is no truth in the reports that
Maximilian's remains are lying at the
Southwest Pass. s # .3-
GA 6lbus;ering fever, with the watch
words On to Mexico prevails in all cir
cles. Confederates and federals partak e
of it alike, and at the anniversary dinner
at the ST. Charles, Ex-Governor Weller of
California, gave as a sentiment. a'On the
Halls of the. Montezumas!" and was re.
sponded to with applause.
The New York Times special says The
State Department has received official
dispatches from our Consuls at Matamoras
and Vera Cruz, confirming the death of
Macmillan on the 18th, but giving no
details beyond those already known
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

All operations on the Eye such as CArERAcT,
ARTIFICIAL Pupil, Cross Eye, &C., performed to
the entire satisfaction of the patient.
A candid opinion given in cases where cure
is impossible, without charge.
Hemay be found at the LYNDON HOUSE,
Watertown, the following days:
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 18th & 10th, 81
July I'd & Sd, 1857
" g 10th 5 18th, 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

9saFTo pleasure travellers the line ofthe Eric
haliway presents many objects of interest pass
ing through the beautiful valleys of the Chem
ung' ousquehanna Delaware and Ramapo riv-
an eFer-changlng panorama of natures
beauties commands attention, s. -
:, ihe best Ventilated and Most Luxurious
sleeping Coaches IA I'm THE WORLD SAT-
accompany all night tt aims on this ra;lwav '"
BAGGAGE CHECKED TuoucrY
And .tare Arrays as toa0 as bg aaag Other Roate
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

asFAsK1.FOR. TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
e1z Offices IN the West and South West
I'll. RIDDLE, VIM Rapu
Gen Sup't. 1 Gent Pass 'Ag,t
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

FhOM DUNklRk and SAIAMANCA
By New York time from Union Depots:
1870 A. M EXPRESS MAIL, from
Dunkirk Sundays excepted). Stops at Sal
amanca 1900 A. NJ. and connects at Hor-
nellsvllle and Corning with the 800 A. N.
Express Mail from Buffalo, and arrives in
New York at7:0O A. NJ.
2.35 P. NJ. TIGHTENING EXPRESS.
from Salamanca, Sundays excepted Stons
at Hornellsville 5:25 P NJ. (Sup.) intersect-
ing 18th the 2;2o P. NJ train from Buffalo
and arrives in New York at ZOO A. N.
Ais P. NJ. NEW YORK NIGHT Ey-
PRESS, from Dunkirk, Sundays excepted
Stops at Salamanca 655 P. NJ; Clean 1856 P.
M. (Sup.); Turner's 9:56A. MfBkftl and ar
rives in New York at 1890 P N. connecting
with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for Bos.
ton and New England Cities. ais .
FROM BUFFALO-By New york
Time from Depot cor. Exchange and Mich
gan Streets.
5,45 A. NJ, NEW YORK DAY EX-
PRESS, Sundays excepted), Stops at Hor.
nellsEiile 9,03 A. NJ, (Bkft) J; Susauebapna
2.l7 2. NJ, fDinel; Turner's 7,55 p. NJ.
(Sup.), and arrives in New ork l0. 80 p. If
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware
LackaWanna & Western Railroad, and at
jersey City with Midnight Express Train of
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Balti
more and Washington.
500 A. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN via
Avon and Hornellsville (Sundays excepted1.
Arrives in New York at az 90 A, NJ Con-
meets at Elmira with Northern Central Rail.
way tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltinars.
Washington and points South.
2.20 P. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
Sundays excepted). Stops at HornelsviJls
525 NJ. (Sup. J, and arrives in New York
700 A. NJ. Connects at Jersey CITY with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Rail-
road for Baltimore aud Washington, and at
New York with Morning Express Train for
Boston and New England Cities. ,ss
6.lO Z. NJ. NEW YORK NIGHT EX.
PRESS, DAILY. Stops at Portage 8.55P
M. (Sup.), interesting at Hornellsville with
the 4,l5 P. NJ. Train from Dunfirk. and az
rives in New York at 1890 P. M.
ll:2O Z. NJ CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Sundays excepted.) Stops at susquehanna
t 7:22 P. NJ, (Bkft.) Turner's LILO A. M.
(Dlne); and arrives in New York at 1928 p
M. Connects at Elmlra with Northern Cen.
tral- Railway for Harrisburg Philaaelphia.
Baltimore, Washington and points Sonth at
Great Bend with Delaware. Lackawanna 8
! q Western Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and
Philadelphia, and at New York with After
noon Trains and Steamers for Boston and
New England cities. sgsa.e -..srE
Only One Train East on Sunday leaving
Buffalo at 6lo P. NJ. aud reaching New York
at 1890 P NJ e5fs #Ha2
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

BosToE AND New ENGLAND PASSENGERS. with
heir Baggage: are transferred free Of charge in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10
22 to427 Miles the Shortest Route.

From and after April goth, 1867, Traius will
leave in connection with all Western lines. al
follows
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-10

Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving
Buffalo at Clio P NJ, aud reaching New York
at 1890 P NJ eyt #a2
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
NORPORATION NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given the occupant
or occupants an Houses ani Lots Improved miufro'ci Lands
affected thereby the following Assessments have h'n compei
and afe lodged n The Of tie BOa Of Assessors for examination by
Gi persons interested, viz:
block
lng ssWa % 8ih teruc frou 25tA 20 lZjtIstr'rL
between 4tl aud i'iiaifctta
ard in Eroalaay, between fM aud ild streets
embraced by such Assessment ncule n The several Houses
Ground Lots and parcels " Land Situated "h
-Bph sides of Nc.ry. from Gtcuut 10 Ncisfecl TO thc cK
tent uf Laf the block iu The uteIseatiug breta
2lIlli sides avenue between 2jh aud l2Jlitree
-Ic wet II from i1i 90 f3tc and both sides
Of m e H. the half the bNck west o 5altnue also both
sides of BIoaha from i2d 10 fJlstrects
whose interests effected by tie above named Assess
meets who opposed the either oi them mr. requested
lrr objections writing. 10 81 the uudrrsged ~ c
Office No % CHAMBERS STREET, BASEMENT NEW COURT
Iijliu taiIty from u1te Of tbs notice.
JACOB D. OAKLEY. } Boud
join u. OrfWELLl u
ISAAC %. HUNT, DAssrrs1rL
Oygcr roup or AssGons NEw CoURrilorsE, April 2 i8oI
Dgr,nrNEyr or PuHtic CHAurE, Asp CoMEcnoS,}
No Bonist NV YohE, April 25 l6t
DROPOSALS.-TO MASONS AND CAR
TESrEs-sEALED PROPOSALS will be receil ed by The Com
missioner Of Charities and Correction at Their once until ococl p M
oftr lh for the Carpenter and Mason Work Ol Tie ~
dse sing, Of the Iuobfato Asylum on Wards Island a.,
specifications be seen AZ TIE once ol heh"eA
\ SuIs Areht aG " all
itiFS HOWIV OWEN W. BRENNAN
'-''''' ON
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

Entrance on luelirscTclil -
TRAINS LEAyE-hFNYOEK:
Haven ara - 100 8C0 tLLh l1) m lfl'
Q.r.l. 800 .Er) 1g., iJo aat 800 tkIl p M. ...
for Mio Suor; Fa.Tfrl Southport aui Weilot, 200 lid
a df5, 45lp m. . .....
Eortk ToO m fEtl 90 l2o T. !" (EG JD lhtb
30 80 (EIl SD BOl tEri D.
Fur D4nen. zoo g90. ~ 20 On. 3f5. AZ so ,.
Grccnsich. 0s 9tU. llJl jfI as "Jl to
ror stanford 200 stJ 90l IlaDs lel5 tEI 300 Rrl
as. 30 Uir.). tt5 5.an. t3l soo tRr) r.
For Port Chtsts and Intermediate ttau 40, 200 lid r lb,
CONNFCTING TRAINS
TDf Tost17. vis Sf5rrf,i ron sr, geo lfrl. oo'
For Boston wa Shore Il-- l1ls "a b GO D.. pr.
For Hartford ani S7nuglej 600 b. IL lA5 200 thrh 500
For coHpee-1, Fi,er Railroad soos Hsl iii57 TO Mos
Tor IIltfoni r,o,a,g aai 4aal E'ioa on Hl) u rD
Tor NepIls,-n S.aLo.5a saI s5uay,oa Railroad a lD o.
% %. 200 Hul
Tr4 canal E1.'rnli. - rs - Nr-'hsWlt1l
lur lousfirlc hai'r1rf. T. pl A. m. mi
iof Nsul. .irlA Railroad. rtJH m. poo b
for Dsa... I'D Sort1s Railroad. srI. goo r.. .f1'p
JANIS o. uOYT. Surt
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
C,,-nn,,,,c C,o1TpT DAVID ARMSTRONG

SUPREME COURT.-DAyIDOo AkMSSrrEnaHSrn.Ss AZ MMsSrEaSr.s.
~ - - 90, TIIE MILL RIVER WOOlbN h hans ,aS. ~.
S 9oIips Sy to "A the above ses , ss &
Hon a q Barnar the Justices e sne az CITY and Conut, %
NsSYoyS Mi , a. Pubc Auction on he .iu ra R a. No ID
~ t "a of that day store Of tsgalsm ~, 10 risa "a
IeonsTst ia the Of Ees.ioh all ne ngS& & is4 ia seaia
he ting of Wooen that day sschsd " ms % u
n 1,p 10 warrant VI aiDehmeni issnea "a e sue ~
Dated. April s' lvh ,oak CAFPakY Depay sAsIs&
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
feaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, 0swego County.1-W1 IL, Il,
> LIAM ALLEN and RBEN MASON Executors snd ~
Ni'PPA AZ Exrcutrx of the last will and testament OF HAMO
Nj RRt deceased st GEORGE REAf To above Is m nee
80 Yo are hereby snmmoned required to the
dis action hch hled the oaee the CLERK o. al
Owego copy OF your answer to the sAm ~ se,yis
G .her Al his oae within twenty DAYS ae G m yos
OF th, summons you exclusive OF the day Of such T ~, ps
fi m answer the said complaint within the time aers" T ths roa-
tb action viii ,ppy for the relief dara Att,
pant--Dard April 10, 1907. hp"lN AN''' OSUeeo NJ Y.
A. ..W
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
Go farmers ano Others.

DLANTS.-A splendid lot OF Arboryitae ana
d out and pantod W. FITZPATRICK, Foist No 1918
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
DOARD OF AUDTT-NOTlCE.-U Under and

ESOAhb VT ~ D.i,t -. a, ,',r.l 49, A.
a q, esL the Bosui of supervisors o uc toui ~ Ntfl'H "
D. money by ft certain County purpose w 'l H lNra
III. ,tiu Police provide u The adtr- ari p eht oi
ur,,ttr ms against s-il county Tls.tt = irl o. i" N"
r- ~ Aut therein thereby created iIr
tle adjustment sul settlement Of a eflor l.nr claims Ha .
IauusU trst a. D. ftfu Doc cl fhl
agnt tt County NrsNurk lfc appointed and do
iey apout TULSDAY fourth DAY ~ Juae r,st llb % o.
Cont If toon Pleas Room. Part Nlom 49, boo tlr ' ln r
said ofSewlot a ihe i sEt % ai rh, ic td I'rl WI.
Board m The matters % such GAINS Al
eleven O'Clock OF c d day The sai ac contains ho
fJip.irg provision: ., o ~, .... n.
adjusted hereby required present tie TO he i Board 81
months The II this lc AMI in ease auT
person having outstanding demand aaus, te County 81 New
io a nt. pcsent such claims m the Boad oi Aul
within fad period o three months FROM The passage OF ms n Le
barred from the procut maintenance Of ani % "i M
o which have against ihc ad County Of NeN York arising
thefellom New York Apul 30. 1851
RICHARD H. !oNNnliA' Comptroller UV OF %Ne"lo'L
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
SUPREME COURT-WILLIAM T; McCUT-

y CHIN against tARGARkr MeCUTUIIMEN M snH & %
,n In nur.1ance of Judgment or decree 0i he o
state Of New York made the above entitled ae osans % M
s,, v al Anl g67 the subscriber the reiefrs named IA a
t m declee win expose sale public mtton, to the highest
{ a, the Merchants Exchange saesioom ny III W
C - yt an TUESDAY fourth day OF 0ns D. 1901 Al "
"oop of iat dav by H. LUDLOW Real Estate Auooneti
following described aad ana premises ' eu III H' -" " ~
York, 10 wit; -..t. "a. / - IL. ~ is,l
Parcel No One Al those two certain lots pecs or parcels OF % s
ben ken togrber are bounded and enbe follows Begn9n
nnt "a me uthrry OF Eighty 6hsree dstapt Que hnnde
and eei aser from the SO 9th ase'g corner OF sald
~ M ynne anl running then along the soahtrp
"a ~ street eoy Iset thence futhtry parallel With said avenue
one bpndd two feet inches thence westerly parallel WIN
with said one
two feel two inches pon place of begnuing - -
parcel No Two that oe[Rn other lot land situate yn %
hg In The as Twelfth Ward o the CITY Of Newlorh on Tue
s Of and fronting Eighteenth street beginning a tefs
from OF
extending westerly Eighteenth street twenty-five iee a
0env M, feet vide rear, aud In length on each
G whch lot Of al numbered (5 dn h,c on map OF u1 vP'V
Of deorso Rapee said Wad-Da!ed New ieS aPN ~ , ro
HksaY z CUMMINGS Altosasr @g PsuuE All hWSsw'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Train leave
foot OF ourtandtsL for At snd 10 a. 10 m
p for BALllEoRE aad WARRINGTON al and 10 ~
AaJ 80
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
OgpIcg CnoroN AQrFDrcr DEPAHTNESr, /
Aprl a. 1901

Aprl a. 1901
TJNO CONTRACTORS.-SEP SEALED
PROPOSALS. ndorsed with TIE tile 81 the work 10 which
relate r name OF bidder AMI date o - Offering viii be received
osre pt a M OF MONDAY, May b. for the construction of
SEWERS and CROSSWALKS,to seWcn spec No. ~ ,bpsuc
a. between Drisol'sld Iou'o Slec No ~ n 'it % al
Fourth -ud fihaye Spec No 2 IN I2fh
be,een Sh Seycntaves tsptc No ~ In slst third ana
Fourth and Fayes aud IN flnhnye he
uep third and sgec No 2 In Monroe sud Hen
and cr, GAd H'ury-st between Cahanne
and Naktt Spec No 25) In Waters. beiFten feeksp snd
Pearl and h0oseyetsts Slee NO.
, H. ~ all A. between Grand Bro0me and IN Nookst be
tnf Grand Ilestersis aud pec No 20 In l26t be
, I'D and Fourth And for No ~ across
Tofbarr al Ports K tSpec No 2 nom west sde BoadSyh at
side Seyenhayc betSeen Forty fourth and fOry'
6ns lSpec Nc 20 in Thraye letReen Forty fourth hd fisev
ent spc 25) at cton'oi Green~oh and hlithavs T
NJ , oso side Jscksousquare, and across Eighth
1V AZ lower sde Abug square, Spec No ~ Acfos, Ihiavo
lOib AMI and (Spcc NJ 2 across NSSere place al "est
T.utir,t. and across Groenuich-st al Horsuosi
be aad specifications aud ohh ior DDS
oO'iie' VI 'P'" THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT J. DAHiAGH
A. W. CRAVEN,
Croton IgctB nj.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
Otean Steamers.
APPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA.
REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT

N~~~~ ~
Opposition LINE to CALIFORNIA.
" REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
The Past and Elegant steamship - - -
Nil be dispatched by the North American Steamship Coupsnv on
Xarreust connecting Pacific with TIE
AMERICA, Capt. T. WAKE1lAN
unslassed by those
sny steamers ffost, and the line Is run . 49,.
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
For Passage o. Freight apply 70
WM H. WEBB President No. "a Exchange place -
DIN CARRINGTON Agent No III Westst cor W'renN, NJ
NEXT REGULAR SAILING DAY, MONDAY, MAY 20
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
i THROUGH LINE TO CALH0hSIA AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers Pier North River foot VI CsnAl al II o'clock,
follows
Nav LOGAN QUEEN, Capt -, connecting With sAcRA'
Nav i-IENRY CAUYCEY Capt Gray connecting with CON
STITUTlON Capt LspNge. . ,, ,,,
May 2i-ARI26NA Capt Maury connecting With GOLDEN CITY,
Capt Watkins - ,-,. ..
Medicines aud attendance free.
An Sepres ouch at Acapulco efl aud 2 connect AZ Pans
South Pacific ports Isl and m for Central Amer
ports and those Of lst touch at Manranilo
Departure month with the steam line from
Panama o Australia and New Zealand
Steamer with the Compsns steamer Colorado
Hong Kong Yokohama where close
connection will be made with ComPan steamer Costa ca NgaA
aud Shanghai.
Freight through from YewYo to China and Japan So Is per cubic
measurement 4ic per N weight payable IN coin
passage tickets and all further information apply the once on
- '''' y 80 ~ R BABY, Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
RREAKWATER AT BURLINGTON, VI,

p SEALED PROPOSALS will be received By the undersigned until
the Jls Of May 1901 for the MATERIALS and LABOR required the
construction Of BTeakwater at Burlington, VT, viz:
10000 linear feet of emOck Timber than 10 inches
diameter in sticks not less than D feet long
5000 linear round Pine Timber not less 10 inches diane
ia sticks not less than y fee long
1000 cubic fee, II White Pine Timber ~ inches n sticks a0t
than Is feet long
40O feet board measure Of White Pine Plank inches thick
$500 pounds Of 8inch Wrought Iron Spike.
25OCO cubic yards Of ubbs Stone fro uens varying from Is 200
pounds
And M the Labor involved the construction Of the Beahwster
uppO be- In cribs 100 feet long ech 50 feet wide at th base
AID Is feet AZ top In IS feet depth AZ low water and rising IL
above including the framing putting together aud putting In
position Of the cribs and stated much cubic foot linear foot
and board of the lumber used which
all expenses Of construction, exclusive Ofmateual
proposals ior Stone should be for much delivered the cribs
when IN position.
All materials TO 10 ~ the hest quality deliverable al such points
burlington the undersigned or bis agent select and sub
inspection Plans showing the proposed construction Of the CRIBS
be obtained hy addressing the undersigned
The law proposals. for each material ant for labor
&. L. BLUNT, Lieut.COl Engineers, Brew Col u y A.
II. s. Engneer Onre OsWego Apnl ". I6lI
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
Eegal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. - Join
~ LESIFR HENRY oTTo. RBERlIARD BERNuS, ALTMAN
DIR BERNUS, CONRAD FREDERIC sCHMlDI' 'salns' -
~ Ya{TZE and RICHTER partnes under tue
Yl - ssryei 10 the above
Defruant. each them: You are hereby sum % een.
mourl and requed the complaint ~ thls ,, -
action which will fed IN the Office Of the terk OF ne ~, anu
County Of Newiork at The C nan IL 'n r m % n,csr nd
s oHce No 4g William street In the City Of Neworh Hmh 'Sen
dvs ane the service Of this you exclusive o l
snh Service you fail TO answer the d eohPshs Ma ,
,, tre.aJ M, pauds action will take Judgment ss's'
@ e lie INN of seventeen dollars, with interest ifm he
bnb dv OF March eight hundred aud %
he oss and d,bremeut this actonDate New loiH ~
1901 ID hVl'i n g. saenr,I A. ~ Aoril
ol a. , a. @ The CeyE Of the City aud Countyof Neslork
Io'l ~ w tns yv''o W ~ r. ROELKER. Panif3 Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
proposals.
ObYlcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND BQUfPAGH,
No. y BROADWAY NEW. YORK, April 26. 1861.

ObYcE oF ARMf CLOrBISG AND BQUiPAaH
No y BRoADwAY. HEw.YORR, April 26 1901
A RMY SUPPLlES-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ will he received this office until u FRIDAY the % Of May
neat for furnishing by contract such quantities. from time TO time
nay be required Tor The VI s depot until the ls1 May 1902 the
following articles viz:
Nails lh l2d
Lamp Oh, gallon sperm.
Box tbis'is.
Box Scrspers
Wooden Mallrt Iron bound
Nail Hammers
Marking Pots
Marking Brushes assorted
Trucks Nos. 3ani5
Balng Twiue.
Brass Lanterns, for oil
Corn Brooms.
EuIther information h- had By spplrins s this oce
Bonds will be required Of the successful bidder for the thf perform
Of a contract.
The United States the right to part whole Of
bid be- deemed for the interest OF the
Proposals will be adorsed Proposals Furnishing Hardware" and
addressedto Brrvet Brig. Gen d. IT. NINTOH,
A q (tenI s A
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
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t. Thereof. slI 90 Ii1t- r ihr Hutrt aai lfi Of utri
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onsr p.s~l Ar 1871 No'r hereby ai &C. B"s
o Ault d er sr fhs.hr ricri m The rfrlf al futf 0
au legal o. equitable CLAIMS au1 see'ari' "lt- fr9 10 J,n'
A. h g.eru hrrdfrl tnI stttrflu s-1s fhr Ml'r
tsr,u AID Caala Soc of N,Hl tTt tlte appointed ani
DO hereby appoint TULSIAi, hs iih G oiJa' rsf t a Nr
PIE Part toa No lH, In tit 1 st l
Che Cy of EcFiok. s r iAy o. 20 Iar at sbh &C. 90, h
vl proceed with tit hearing oIa Inaf OF l' rir 90 '.
1t eleven o'clock iu he fr.tuon Of he sail dag It 'N %
loving " A rsruns having tfr. ri'fI r ''' W
Nealor Hs arc hereby cllrr .o Ire'rt i- lg 10
tt sI Board ~ Ault atla three ln'htH+ u"H il' - -
frlrua l.t.ng nat rI"s 4r.ahi a's- Ut
Mao. Aldermen .l Coaruntil of g.. tu uih.a loh ha '.
d.. refuse o teat sa,h ,Ius tir E0hri oi AtHt .tm . 81.
Jcroi OF three u'' ih, iog tie pg, "i i ar n t. ~ ~ @
from maintenance ulHaf u-ii U frt'H N N'
have sst he aid he Mstof Asnu sai tofau t Of o.. Ny
ofNes.lok arising tdrroiIoilNra- lrf.. ANt I i.'H
RICHARD y. CONNOLLi, Conpiu.iT ca oi he"-l"