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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
0~Ladies double soled calf shoes, q pc,
pair as LIVINGSTON l. cos.

~MoUNTAINEER HoTEL.-This 10 the
"sms which Mr. Jeremiah nelly ha. .iivsn
70 bic new hotel on Fourth street. The
house 10 large and we'll arranged, is fitted
up in 6rst-class style, aud i. will be conduct
ID in manner to render satisfaction to the
most fas,id;ous guest. The hotel will be
opened with . grand ball on Thursday eve
ming next, for which ample preparations
have been made, and it promises to BE- =
very pleasant affair. A general invitation
10 extended to be present End participate 10
the festivities of the occasion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

~A MAMMOTH SrocK AND A MAMMOTH
ADvE"T sEasNT.-lt is not necessary for US
to direct the attention of our readers to II.
d. Booge l. Co.'S card in to-days psper-fo,
1t 10 long enough and broad enough and big
enough to be seen by every reader wi.hou,
spectacles. This 6rm are acq tainted with
the secret of success in business-they
buy largely, sell at small profit, and inves,
extensively in printers ink-three thir gs
never known to fail to bring success. This
week Booges' received nearly a s.eamboa,
load Of new goods, and they don't keep the
knowledge to themselves, but proclaim it in
. four column advertisement. This will
bring them troops Of customers, who will all
get rich, live long and die happy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
~One dollar for a good wool hat At
LIVINGSTON h cos

1FiNE CLOTHING We dropped in Q,
Stsru's store day or two ago, and were
surprised At the quantity and variety 0. new
goods which he has lately received. He has
. very large and choice assortment of ready
made clothing, . noticeable and very desirs
BILE feature of which is tho handsome and
serviceable suits for boys, while his stock Of
furnishing goods, hats and caps, boots and
shoes, de-, Is very good. He has slso q
large variety Of goods for the ladies, such q
dress goods, shsvls, nubias, &C., 3d., all oil
which be offers At reasonable prices. Mr..
Stern 10 an enterprising business man, and
- determined BY keeping . FIRST class article
Of goods to bnild up = large and psrnanen,
trade in Sioux City. Call and see him. /,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

rreetsd weekly by John l. Boogo.
OFFICE Sioux CRY REGIsrER,
EnnfAm hpR Il 1877


OFFICE Sioux CRY REGISTER, /
.@ September Il, 1867. !
Wbeat-$l 90 per bushel.
Flour-$5, 00@5, so per hundred.
Barley-7Oa72ets. per busbel.
Buck wheat Flour-$lO,oo per hundred.
Corn Meal-$4,0o per hundred.
Corn-$l .25 per busbsl >~.....~.
Oats-4Octs. per bushel.
Potatoes $500 per bushel
Beans-$3, Dope, bushel.
Hsm-25cts. per pound.
Bscon-22ots. per pound.
Shouldsrs-lScts. per pound.
Lard-l5cts. per pound. "@
Bu.ter-l50:ooss. per pound.
cheese-2oCg25cts. per pound.
Eggs-2O@25cts. per dosen.
Dried Apples-2octs. per pound.
Dried Peachss-2octs. per pound.
Sngsr-l6925css. per pound.
Coffee 28133css. per pound.
Tea-Sl,25@$2,50 per pound. .
Molasses-4l 90 and GAS per gallon.
S0rgbum-50 and 75cts. per gallon.
Whisksy-42,26 and $500 per gellon.
Star Candles 3Octs. psr pound.
Shingles-44,OO.
Lath-$4,00.
Cottonwood lumber-S20 and 425 per NJ.
Pine iuuber-S30 and Si00 per N.
Walnut lunbss-146 and $50 per n.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
~ 100 pieces Of fine cashmere, from Z!
cents 10 90 per yard at / STERN'S.

nR-J. W. BosLER, Esq. formerly Of this
city, but now resident Of Omaha, got the
Government contract for the hundred thous.
and bushels of corn, at 81 20 per bushel.-
From our intimate knowled Of Mr. Boslers
financial ability, en'rey aud vigor, We are
assured that be will fiji the on,r, ct to the
entire satisfaction Of the parties and the
Government.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

IA Cole l. Hedges have a straight up
and down advertisement in to-day's paper,
informing the farmers that they will sell
them agricultural implements, aud buy their
wheat. They mean what they say.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

ar. N. Bacon returned on Sunday last
fro" bis eastern trip after new goods. He
purchased large stock of hardware, timers
stock, &c, Which will be received in short
time
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
- One hundred bushels dress buttons
for sale 1t LIVINGSTON 4 cos.

~ Groninger has recently received .
large stock Of new goods, embracing every
thing in the hardware and agricultural i'm
plsueni line from mouse trap TO : thrssh.
ing machine, oil Of which hs offers at very
moderate prices. Don't fail to call and see
bin, His new advertisement will appeas ssxs
week. - ~- @
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

~John II. Charles started east q few
dsys ego to purchase q stock of winter goods
for the Old Fortress. During bis absence,
1t. Frame commands at the Fortress.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

nA-ls it right to put up IA to Is ounces
in p per and call it a pound Of Saleratus I
ID. B. Della d l. Co. think not. and there
fore always pu. it up full weigh.a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

D6B Boots aud shoes tor the old man, for
the young man, and the baby-shoes for all
the folks, just received At I.STERN'S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

~Boy's double soled Kip boots, Nos. l,
2, 3, 4 and 5 at 1915 per pair at
LIVINGSTON & cos,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

n@-A large SO K of fall and winter cloth
ing, and gents furnishing goods, just re.
ceived at l, STERN'S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

~If you want to dle.s your boys in a
pice suit Of the latest style call at
l. STERN'S
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
IAN purchases made at the
store of Fl. D. BOOZE & CO.,
will be delivered in any part of
the City, free of expense. If

Goods sold as low as any
other house. and packages deliv-
cred to any part Of the city, free
Of charge.
L. D. FARMER.
Sioux City, June, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

200 hbls. New Orleans P. r. Sugar,
rs bbls Carifis Sugar,
20 bbls crushed sugar,
20 bills pslvsriIed sugar,
100 bags Rio coffee,
bags Java coffee,
10 bbls golden syrup,
20 bbls N. O. Molasss,
100 bbls crackers,
10 casks Of John J. Roe l. Cos cele-
DRAFTED sugar cured hams,
10 casks Of side meat,
s bbls dried beef,
80 chests green Tea,
20 chests black Tea,
100 barrels Whisky,
10 barrels Brandy,
s barrels Gu,
2 barrels Rum,
4 bsroels Wine,
20 cases clsret Wioc,
10 cases CAtawbs Vino,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

DTFive dollars pee pair for double soled
calf boots, at LIVINGSTON & cos.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

nA- MAREiED.-Ou the 3rd inst, at Yer
million, b. T., by J. W. Turner, Eco, Mr..
JACOB CiMER to Miss WILLIAM ma BoURr,
both Of Sioux City.
AT the Crawford House in Denison. on
the 2lst of August. BY Rev. Geo. Scott, Mr.
DANIEL HAkrSkrT, Of Sioux City, Iowa, and
Miss EMMA CARTWRIGHT Of Illinois.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
H. p. BOOZE K C0MPANY'S

Is the place to get cheap goods. Our facilitie
pay especial attention to this branch of busir
In addition to our superb assortment of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

nt mammoth tbG have ncid One Tons
t ydn in
low the nHann as 70 SCI an re convince
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

30 bills smoking tobacco,
40 kegs 6ne cut hewing tobacco,
200 pine doors,
400 pair sash.
200 boxes glass,
50 dozen wooden buckets,
Wash boards,
Wssh tubs,
Half Bushels,
Bushel baskets,
Market baskets,
10 coils rope,
Cotton rope,
Bed cords,
Mp handles.
so doz. Blooms,
Pitch forks,
100 ton gallon kegs.
100 Eve gallon Kegs,
100 three gallon kegs,
Well buckets aud horse buckets,
200 cases Of sardines, coffee mills, etc.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

GRAND EXCURSION
w TO TIlg PARIS EXPOSITION.
e " and frst- class going oa steamship
HAVANA, 2,0O0 tuns burden
Stephen Whitman, Commander
York IayTe ard back FALLING from
tr No a. North River on Wednesday April H. At u O'Clock NJ taxing
passengers Paris London aud Bremen Retutng val s nom
Hare on June s. giving passengers holding excursion tickets about SIX
weeks IN Europe ------.---..
and has been newly furnished elegantly fe up expressly or this
The Havaas will only cnrry frst-class passengers
An experienced Surgeon on bosri. - ,-- r -,
Iare FiJ ana Sl9 iiae
rrtir $50 and 1870 according 90 size OF s'ateroon
For further particulars aud passage apply to the uis
MURRAY, FERRIS s. Co, No. g. SonhSt, OF
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Co..
Corner Of broadway and Frsnkinst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
W-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1906. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1901
COMMENCiEG DEC. 10. 1860.
Papg Station NewYok Twentyseventst and Fourth
ave Entrance o TwentY.seVeptA-st

Patsenger Station HewYok Twenyyenh and Fourth
ave Entrance TwentYseVentAst
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YORK;
For EewIiven 100 800 (ETl 0A nj l2l9 uIl 200 (EIh
3l5, % and 800 (Rr) p. -. 81, 49, %, .,
For Bridgeport 100 soO EIl lioO i2l' (EIl 400 OH
Pcr Milford and strstiori 100 1i3o m AS 40 p.
For Fairfield Southport and Wesipon, 70 lLJ Ia 10, 40
For Norw. 100 800 r) 900 Il9o nj l2i5 EL) 900 Erl
as, 40 $50, 400 (BI) p.
POr Darien, 100 800, ia lam; as 80 $50 pm ,ao
Greenwich 100 9OO II 2l3 345 40 53 90 m
For Stamford 100 800 I) 800 13O l2l3 (kL, 29 100
For Pc Chester and int .loa. TOO oO I0O H. ais
AS, 40 $50, $50, 100 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, VIA Springfield, 500 (EI 3oo tEL) eoopm
For Boston, via Shere Line l2l5 (BT.D, 400 p - -.
For Hartford and Springfield 400 a. (EL hs j." tELh aW
For Connecticut River Railroad 600 OIL i2l'p to Mon
"I ToI Hsrod Proydenes pnd fi.hl Railroad 800 EI) n s
I7l5, 800, 300 p. N.
For Canal Railroad l2l5p. m 10 Northampton
FOR Honsaouic Railroad 300 n 400
For Eaug Railroad 800 a.. m. m.
Por Danbury HorNalk Railroad, 100 900 40
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached to 600 m train -
JAMES II. HOfT, Supt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

CUPREME COURT-Kings COunty.-C0N-
- RAD POPPBHHuSBS aud A. IVAN Won AuW, Executors
&C. ofHERMAN A. SCHLRICRR deceased against JOHN G. PER
ZEI-goiice Creditors: Pursuant jgEe order Of this
Conr made above entitled action and dated February o. 1867
notice hereby all persons claiming be creditors Of the
Limited Partnership firm Of JOHN PEIzBI named IN the aid Jag
e1hi their claims and the evidences
srpn thereof 10 the undersigned Referee I'm this action his
No 67 Wstreet City Of New York the ceeut Of
the forenoon that day In orer that
amounts respectively sid creditor be then andhere
taipl and creditor creditors falling present and exhibit his
the claim ~ pace above des gnat viii be excluded from
The bfne ohe said and Of decree order this aon
% action lvnr been brought the purpose Of winding
sfs Of said limited psrtperhp AMI the distribution Of m assets
among m eo this notce Is percmptOry and must be complied With
Lv Iii neBs 10 eute them 10 share such duhuoB-DAted
Yort Mrrch l8 1901 JAMES MAURICE, Referee
Milo lawJwf FLARNID & WARkhN flanuhs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ Leave Hunters Point G;l5a 52j $3.50 M .s) m
1850 a $3.50 p s43D m $3.50 IN $40 p m Bi9 ~
Sundays, 9:0 1889 $50 Through 10 ocal heeA
connecting with Stages to hanhs'et and Port Inns a.
Flushing Point l2.l5 Boss leave James
Slip ever hall hour; THIRTY .iourtbst eve - milnes
f L. q. VOORHEES,, Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of W-JERSEH.
~ Trains w leave Jcrey CITY r Pernoni az te5 ani sI m a. i1
a. '''' THOMAS W. DgllAREsT. sspsriuisadsut
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

CUPREME COURT of the State of New-York
- CITY and Coun'v Of Eewl lorkJAMES W. SMONrON pain
ill., against AUGUSTUS W NITSC and WILLIAM :',''''''
slMONTON, delenintASumnons for money de- u y lner
nsnd (Com Ser To AUGUSTUS W. Rev stamp,
NITSC the above named defendants; You are 80 cents
hereby summoned and required 10 the complaint canceied
in this action, which will be tiled In the ofce Of the
CLERK City and County Of Ncwiok state Of hesl At tho
Hall SAID ty aud copy answer the said com
plant the subscriber at his Office No 81 Hewsitee In tbs City and
County Of Hewiork within twenty days aer the service Of M
exclusive Of the da Of such service and You m to
answer % complaint within the time aforesaid the pRtls IN this
will take ndgntn against for the of four Thousand aAd
dollars and hee cents with Interest from TIE nineteenth day
January thousand eight hundred and two thousand
and thereof interest thousand aud
dollars ysN cents thereof from he9th d OF January eighteen
and besides the costs and dshlnents OF this &C:
top.-Dsted January ~ 1901 WILLIAM y. HhhhkN
' Plaintiffs Attorney.
To AUGUSTUS W. EITSC Of the above named defendants
Take That the eom IN this action uY tiled 10 the SAID
County Clerks Ohee On The 2d day Of februarT ljbL
WILLIAM ID. HBNNEN, Plaintiffs Attorney
p2s Iav6gTu No. 81 Ecw.street
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
CTPRENE COURT Citv and County of New-

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
= Yorl-TilOMAs H. HUNT Pauf ag- THE ATLANTIC AND
GCLF RAILROAD COMPANY Deicnisnts-Srmmol5 or money
demand Com not sa TO the Dcnianis; iou a
hereby r and rsqrifcd complaint IN tai scon
M i e Gi n The Office OF of C aud County OF
...... New. York Cty He'll IN ai city, and TO serve
rs copy Of yonr the said cOm4aut the snh
Int Rev scfber his Office No % Waree said cy within
St,mp M twenty the service Of this yon
Csnted exclusive ofthe Day Of such service and yon m to
.... ~ answer the sdd complaint within the time Aforesaid tl
take Judgment against ur the 81 i've
Thou and Two unel ard Fay Dollars With ner,st on +l0l SDp
thou'iut eight hundred end axhee
on OO) ju 1853 TS75 from January Joi and on
g5 ir July 1854 besides the aud dhuremeu s action
dated Janhafy = I8I ALGERNON SULLIVAN, PldsAuy
- No 2JWallstgeet
r . ispt IN t oge entitled cause Ge In the oce of the
(k of The and County this Sth day OF Februir 1901
ALGERNONS s. SULLIVAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
Ocean Steamers.
DACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il THROUGH LIME TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD -. ,,,
Pier No a North River foot Of Cans' al L oo
April ~NE@YoRE Capt JEFF Maury, connecting with ooNSrt
Ana IioIRERF cHAUNCEY, Capt A. G. Gray connecting with
GOLDEN AGE Capt WATKINS ,. .A
ApFl 2A--OCEhk QUEEN Capt T. A. Harris, cohAe0unB VIA
MONTANA, Capt Sutton.
An touch at Aeapuco; those Of lt and 2st connect PAM
ms esmers for South Pacific ports; lh for Central Aner
can ports and those Of les touch ct hanEnlo a.. -
Departure Of h each month connects With e new se uv HVD
Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand
will connect With the COnpins steamer
Colorado 10 leave San Francisco Yokohama and Hong Kong April
8 1861 go
One hundred pounds Of baggage allowed each sd Medicines and
attendance free.
passage and all further information apply The Office
'io "Hsii '0' Vi N-A"'~ 4'Vi'N ''''N'' ~
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

ITO ARCHgTECTS.-The undersigned Com
mOuer behalf Of the State Of Ioso bereey Osr prenss
of Five Hundred Dollars the bes. pl accompanied vita secncs
lions detail drawings OF building buildings o the Iowa STATE
Institution for tie Of the Deaf nd Dumb to be e'ect
uu Bras and capacity accommodate not lea
hundred pupils the plan to insd arrangements for sh
warning veuang the building Plans 10 be opened on the hrs
~' - W. TtiOS. OFFlCBR,
q BALDWIN,
l.. H0NN.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
Mfenn Gtfamers.

NOR SAVANNAH, GA, EVERY TUESDAY.
n MJRRAYS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steamship ZODIAC " n Rogers Conlnanaer
viii sai rom Pier 10 Ess River foot OF Wast, on TUEsDAi
SINNERS per stenp VIRGO for SAVANNAH are hereby notaed
nat their goods been transferred the Steamship LODLAO ana
will 20 forward a. above. -. l.
Tbrouri Bills Of Ladng and Passage Tickets given TO all points
connection Georgia Central Railroad Freight markell cave OF
Atlantic Railroad will be forwarded hee OF charge t1eEAi 70
u'' M6BRAY, FERRIS Ca Nos 81 and G. sOuih.t
VlHE NORTH GERMAN LL0YD's STEM
SHIP UNION H. T. Sateu mas.eI cn ths Sll'u S'a'eS
n. xii s, from he Bremen pier foot Of Ths, H9boksHi
~' On THURSDAY, March 20
for
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking passengers 10 -,,,,,,
LONDON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BkbilEHt
AZ IN. following rates PAYABLE in gold OF It's equivalent In curren n
l25 6ecOld cabin &l3i steease S' ~ 10
By steamship NBWl0RK, e. Ernst MASTER oa iaus
dag, April 4 , rvvuL
From Bremen. | from Southampton FROM NeN-ioiM
ei,uary |
| March.....ss.ll
| March..........6 MGrch.......ssLo
March. | March..........B |
March MaFch..........U Aprls s...-.ss.sil
March. |
Steerage, from Bremen. Sf5 gold
Forfr hpD
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

DATENT OFFICE FEES.
IaTuR IkIBgEE ALAANAs. Hpv r'aiy.
r.aa Oeents
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
5ieamboats an6 Railroads.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
loot OF COulaltst for PHILADELPHIA at and 10 ~
and f,r BALTIMORE aud and 10 a N.
y. and ~ midnight
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

HOUSB-The undersigned Commissioners Of the state % ino,. %
lr tie erection State House in Spnngleglye ao'ce hh
they win receive plans or dens and specifications 10Y Sss
o the s,me TO be addressed President OF the Board jacob
BUM esq Springfield ILL., before the sco1i d ~ Jsy
A. ID. 1861.
Three dollars will be paid prennm for the dssa WIN
adopted by said Commtss.one@
Of the grounds and such Information IS may ne dege as 70
mamuu required accommodations &c WI ne iat'
Tbl "a All wishing to compete on application by letter to Web
0e'' ''''' " - JACOB BUM. Prealcas
JOHN W. SMITH.
PHILIP WADSWORFH.
JAS. G. ROBINSON,
WM. T. VANDBYEBR.
WM. 4. HAMBIRTON,
JAMRS H. BByRTdDGR.
Commissioners
I C. WERNER Secratary.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
4CC 95.0OO TUNS
Oeean 6teamers.

CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
- SKWYORK AND AUSTRALASIA, VIA PANAAIA-The Panama
EeFZed sud Auran Ro al Mail Company dpaich steamer on
She 2f d each month from Panama 20 Wellington T. and the
tasn Ca connecting the Of the Pacific steam
ship Co. leaving New York r Apnwa Colon the llth each
month Ft and cnDcass will be eonyey.d under o1g
hletst the following rates; From NewYo TO ports in NewZesd
Melbourne Sa6t for hrsc and SZl8
R23 io- srconttass, payable United States gold coin
Special steamers the scoyeIed gold region Of Hoktka
NcsZesisld.
Auspgfnts completed Sr issuing through bills Of dng
Freight pas able bere
POr hr iiorason application to be made to the Pacific Mail
CHARLES "; WEST. agent
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
A. J. BLEECKER. AuctiOneer.
DIT EENKED CnN e. 10 ~

A. J. BLEECKsIs Auctoneer.
A j. BIEECKER, SON 81 Co. will sell at
IA aucB TUESDAY March 26 81 70 O'Clock ct the Exchange
Of the Executors Of Tie estate Of Isaac Barker e
BO%ERY-Two wo story brick Houses n and 10 east
side between New Canal and Hestersts
WEST FOUETHSE (WASHNGT ONSQU ARBl-IhreeSioTy oIcA
Horsr. No 81 the southwest OF NOoterSI
NkW BOWk oe Of laud corner ol New bower! anu
Ciesin1tst Maps at No a Sces5Sss ce5aT St. s,rv
FLEVEKTiTAYBOne Lot east side, 81 north o. FotytStt
FORTY FRSTSTTWo Lots south side, in Of EeYentlaYe
BLEvRSrH story brick House side, 5z3 north Of
WEDNESDAY MARCH "a
Eighth aud 81 NchO'asaves, One
huse and One hundred and hteeu lie beu'
THURSDAY MARCH o.
q ITeals,ne House. Fifhaye. F0rty-secondst
rYShCONDST-Ihe handsome hee-stone, frrstOY mgn
oop EaSt secondst fourth door east o
tnb p b ab0gt contains ali the modern Improvements
tot 2!rQ} o possession April 20 nCezred
beautiful LUIS northwest corner Iadisonaye
FORTY 1GHTsTOre adjoining the above north side Forty
% lots fp plot 2O feet by 100 8; Of the most desirable
i0'te in the city o splendid dw eirss Inc punle building
FORTY EIGiTHST-TwO Lots uoIthsidc, 100 ct east 0f Fth
Tile perfect Seventy per remain mortgage
FRIDAY, MARCH %.
brick House and Lot No a., east ie
betsen and Houston-s,s good order; lot 25x.5
brick House Ne o. between Hudson
All GreuvchsA (Trty Church leaseli = o0 yesr
and attic House and Lot, No 3d. nerih
~ of Hester 81.
WESr THRTEENTH-sT-Thee story brown stone basement and
b,k Hrse and Lot No lt roh % between S cn'n ana hsun
modern Improvements thorough oer eseoed rom
TOP basement; fixtures and chandeliers With the house
Lots south side 200 feet east Of IeLil-
ave. close q Broadway and the grand Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

fGURREME COURT-City and County of
- Ntw.Yofk-ALEXANDER MCCULLOUGH and SELMA Nc.
CtILOUGH plaintiff. CALVIN G. BOMAR defrsdantSumnons
Tor a money drmant contract (Con. not ser) Te......
named hereby summoned: L. s. Rev
and required 10 the complaint in this action stamp
fled the Office Clerk of the sad 81 cents,
supreme Court Clty Hail. e said CITY Cancelled
HegYork aud copy of to the
his Number % Wall
city within enty the service Of this
exclusive the dag of such sercc and fail to he said
complaint within the time aad plaintiff. In this action will take
@ the twenty nfred and sixty four dol
lars and with interest one day January,
eight hundred aud frnnc beside the and dburse
ments o l. II December 1895.
ALGERNOH s. SULLIVAN, Plaintiff Attorney
No. ~ Wsl.street
The eanrnt aboye enleA 6ed The Office We
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

hereby members Of C0nmNoa aclnI ue tae
authority Secretary the Treasury VIII meet IN NE ' 't N.
York the Inspector OF selmsf No 2j ras on ~
8b dav of April purpose examining and tesuS we e
OF sach inventions hsSyng chaactar be brought pcs
boilers OF steam engines sn m
crtators safety valves gauges water sns steering apP"''
lfe-boas with dtlchiug apparatus, Scf Ne
ipvgtrs MAJ appear IN person the Commission M he
Of explaining Intentions out m b awe ai any
circumstances. By ouleT OF H. AcCtLleNt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
HDs' '14 ~" ''''' Jaw JAMES GIBBONS Referee.
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NOTICE 40 tREDlIORS.-FuiSuanC 10 an
" order of Surrogate Of the CouHy OF Ontario notice eeD
owen 10 all neons having claims s5t CALES CAfh. late oi
lie Town onao County state Of EeEior dael 20
hi m d. sane with vouchers thereof 20 the urdsnel 1il
tlor &C. o the m deceased BIS oI Geneva il SAL oouai
on OK before the 9J,h day VI juno, lotDEd Dec ~ 100
GEO Is. plSLNBBRRE,
T f.t-.,ar L. 80 Iesaas
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

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