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Sails bp Sutton.


NJ MERwIy. Auctionsef
BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Broadway cor.
n t-Sales OF Books Works Of Art FsncT Gool Furniture re
eTa ESDAf AFTERNOONS Dec and g. at OcoSA.
collection Of CAOlCE BOOKS made iy
TIE LATE Mr. BIZ FRENCH
eof gre variety Of Scarce Works In various defartmen m
etlng III JAiRAIED BOOKS. LARGE PAPER EDl
lIoN, ana lew UNIQUE BOOKS, with inserted plates &c
oaaogle, may be bad at the sacsoons
oo,- ,-,. Go A. LEAvIrT, Aucloueer.
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. CLINTON
~ HALL Asiorplsee ard Bgh.h-st LEAyITf sTREBEGH
70 OOSsSAAENrs SOLICITED LBRAREs CATLOGUKD Sold
,r,,,, No.. . AUTOGRAPHS AT AUCTION
~, inns DAl DEC !, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, AT pm.
The ehuIe collection Of AUTOGRAPHS Mr. r. keller Of
tonuus MISS The result of - labor collecting and
sisins entirely Of American Autographs
GhEAl SALE OF WORKS OF ART.
ut sDAl EVENING DEC. 10. AT O'CLOCK
MESSRS VIII BROTHERS. SPECIAL SALE Of selected
sr nom the studios of comprising elegantly classical
Groups The Saues Three Gces Verde he Pro Ornol
CIT Ornaments sn Figures Erucsn and Grecan The
komena Dance OF Venus Bsque Nane Vases
billion, DAY aud evening -
40 80 SATURDAY, DEC -. AT Il O'CLOCK.
lp oiL fAiNINGN al elegantly framed b. Mr. Rossiter
views on me Hudou Mr. CulyrhOuses Moonlight Clull
ihect' and Mt Ream Fruit Catalogues ready Paintings eKh
billion, day and evening
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Corporation QOtitss.

CrY OF NEwYoEK, DEPsRTsENro OF FiSAscg.)
BUREAU O the RECEIyEH OF TAKSs
CouRr IIorsz Pax No ,, Chambers ST.. Dec. I. 1862
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby given
that an onal will be aided the 18th inst 10 all
unpi J January following
will addict TO be calculated from the 7th
' BSRSARD sMYTT Receiver
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Sutton Salts Of 2tuI 6statt.

au9 a bick building mud Dot, Of Em ard Prosee
SIS NeMek' heNJesey Lot 400 Pospects By % Elns
big otbJ strong ard substantial having been erected for
gNe n4nuactory wei lighted situated for business reqn
R o gt Immediate given Can be by applying TO
MI Fucker No l5j Wsnutst Newark Sale prenptOryhsf
mortgage Tor three Maps No II Cedars;.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YonK, Saturday, Dec 8. 1sc

ECW-NOEK, S0turd0y, Dec. 8, ItI5.
The snOw-stOm Of Friday night, and the pre-
valing hail, and rain. and snow Of to-day, incriered
seriously with transactions IN real estate; dealers
when it was possible, preferred to remain at
home. and in several cases, by kilograms and
letters to holders and auctoneers. arranged to
defer the completion Of purchases until Monday Not
withsandng the dsagreeabe condition Of tho streets
however some auctioneers did very good business in
their several Offices and made progress toward eectng
transfers large tracts OF land and OF houses OF consd
erablc value On Monday eth inst the adjourned bust
ness Of Saturday will completed, and on Tudsday as
may be seen in the real estate advertising columns OF
THE TRIBUNE there viii be sales OF Importance
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s|rookIpn %tal esialc for Sal.

4 HANDSOME HOUSE at n bargaln---All
~ Improvements fine yard with arlor yaes &c one nay block
from Fort Green Park Premises No A. EiopAce see Atctol
Sales Of Wyckod Little for Dec g.
VALUABLE NINTH WARD BROOKLYN
LOTS TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. WJohNSoN g
MILLER al II o'clock on TUESDAY 8h at Exchange sales Room
No IN Broadway u Y: BEAUTIFUL 10 each 5TG hley
sround STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. on RALPH,
PUTNAM AID PATCHRNAvBS, JEFFERSON and hAAt0Ch,bIS
NeighbOrhOod f0ushlg ana healthy ephve
graded and paved Water and pipes WI be ad next sg me
and Patchen ayes are All paid
% nronr i he Sold With good title free Of all membranes
ody Gates and Railroads near the lots they must
cent remain on bond and mortgage
and particulars At ONCE OF Auct0ueeT No y
Nassau st., ~ Y, or No. l5l Montagne-st BrookYn.
IHO LOTS, high and level grade two blocks
EOO from the proposed dgewood Park cars and fcass
the Eighteenth Ward, Brooklyn for $4,000 about
ratio Of increase desirable Brooklyn
property tea will be worth $4,000 each making this
than a 25 compound interest Investment
NJ A. rutland Co., No. Beckman-st, n Y.
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Anffion SaI,s Of RtaI Gstai..

A J. BLEECKER, son g. Co., AuctiOnecrs.
a. TUESDAY, Dec Q,
l2 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom
AMITY STThe substantial 3ory attic AID basemen bck AMI
HOUSE O. Amst, between Thompson and bnvanS's
Lot 21194 House 2jHO couyenene also ronpate bas.
doors shutters roug and excellent building See hand
a No Z dars At
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ytgal Notits5.

CUPREME COURT, Orange County;1oSSo ~,
- PUTS RRDPORp o. &C. fMARY ROGERs
ece,,ed Plaintiff against PIIEBE BihSHLi ISAIAH BArhhii
SAMUEL BANHELL LOusA BAhNELL PHsBs 5i sX
BiFIT PAYNE wife OF EDWARD PAYNE, CATHERINE fkbSDsN
HuRGH wife Of ABRAHAM FRESDESBuRGH. hAAo IONSs'
pm s Defendants Summons for Relief tom NOT ser'eu
10 tie You hereby ,mmenei aud required 70 %
lie nnlut In this acton which will be dci the once OF Tue NeA
ftSs conrty of Orsge Goshen said County aud to serve ep
N yonr sn,scr To the said complaint the Slh'enee Al m ou
Ram No Iss Building NaNbutgh. n " within twenty lays Aet
the service Of exclusive on me dI ol u - W
AL II ,ou m 10 answer said complaint within the time hA we
p ia dis ,5n vii apply III, Court for the relief demanded Ia
br csuutaal-Dae5 November l. 1903 . -, I'm, 49,
The compliant this ncu vas died III he on''o VIC NN "
Orarce Countr November II. 1903 . -, 1T, 49,.
N1l iasGEM WALTER y. hHlH"''' ''''"''' '.-I
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MoRHis NltKiNs Autiionerr
VALUABLE HOTEL, southwest corner OF
Broome snd Rlmss ut b H. IL DLOW Co. viii sell
at auction THURSDAY Dec TO- 1875 Il " ocOcs al lie 1cAsns'
salesroon No. III broadway TRINITY Bu!l!ial. n J.;
BROOME. SOrTH.WEsT CORNER ELNSI-lhe valuable ire
story Brick HOTEL 40 Broonc south est corner Of kmst Ho
tel covers aul Ha M TIE modern
AMI t III n in depth ea'trry
AIDE westerly line with party wall on Q west SIDE
AuctouceTs olice, No ZINE ~ fahs
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professional gOtitts.
CATARRIl.

=
Thousands necessarily hawking splitting and blowing
without affected imagine
that simply cold toe head ami will eventually disappear
Ctiuh releases It's victim until has terminated IN Consumption
sui the
nos.rs stopped
head discharges Of gecush. tuck thin gliry
Internally unes
blowing pasages-ueT
OF schLcdeTian membrane. the weeks
ID. = SMITH g. D..
No IS Henry-st, Orange, Brooklyn.
Thurslir Fiays and Saturdays from o'clock IN the morning
t nine night Cu tins oct ard bring with you will eule you
free consultation. Consultation by letter one dollar
nR. f.. B. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
~ consulted person, BY letter. at his oce,
Lexington of Past Twenty eighth ohcs hours
from IA tail .. Consultation free
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Cultures snS nlt,tinSs.

INCREASING EARTHQUAKES
IN DIVERS PLACES" uo,,-,yvors
Acourxo nRSTRrcTioN or THE WORLD By SPONTANEOUS
covRrsTIoY THE TIME WHEN WE MAY bAPhCi ,l hns
FINAL SIGNAL GUNS OF GODS OWN ARIlLLhkl ,, ns
AND EEPRCrs SCIENTIFICALLY hAPLh,SE rtr ~ e" INV
TCRES, Ia the LARGE HALL or COOirinxn, t'Si''''-
By BENZ hARDlNGEE; ryv>,,vn "A. oar "a
The frat lecture will be delivered on TUEspAi h'h'i" ' ~ "
3d. Doors open al h,.t.
% the hrst lecture 20 esHs' 4" W ~" 49, r''
s,or,. Lotels and al doOE
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gotitrs Of gankrupttg.

rI,HIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
seventh day Of October A. D. 1868 WARRANT 10 bnhrptJ
- I The s,tlte OF THOMAS s. YOUNG Of OAoge In the
CoapiT Of E,rr aud Of NeNJesey who has been
an b petition That the payment OF sur DEUS am ho
delivery ln property belonging to .uh b,tkuP 70 Im o, , IN,
by him are torblien V s
ms Of Inc creditor, tho said bankrupt 10 Prove hei leo n
Of hi. estate will be DELL Az rou OF
.'s ~ I b..a ls(ors THOMAS D. HOXSBi, Register on
"o "'''" ''' =" "'''' ~ W. BUDD DEACON,
Nr,,.q.u q, s. Marshal a. Messenger
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Siluaiions dllantt0- females.

~S-"~y-~~~~~~~~~,~~-~---~
A GERMAN GIRL wants q situation to do
IA GENER VI HOUSEWORK. coon, WASHER AMI IRONER
Best Of reetnceA ApP1 at No II oantOnst near Boaey
A GERMAN GIRL wishes Il situation to do
IA GENERAL novSkW0RK or as COOK; Is wiling aud ObHgng
No 1873 Seconist. between Avenues A auI B.
A LLrespectable Families, Boarding houses and
"A Hotels b. supplied good SERVANTS from all uaon
Protestant and Catholic MIS- OMISSIONS Office No. 80 Beekers
A NUMBER of WET NURSES and SICK
- NURSES, vito references. SITUATIONS. LOUIS MRS
HANSEN Su Agens peB ami Lcechers No 2Oi sixth st. third
house from BowcIy
CITY AND COUNTRY LADIES who wish to
" eeono By exploring good faithful al gs at moderate
wages be- nicely snte H. CAHkOiLS AGENCY No. ~ SIXTH
Also waiting he employed robust % lately landed aud small
girls
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REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

On Staten Island, S?8 buildings are in course
Of erection.
Riverside (N.J) land stock is now held at
500 share.
The new Presbyterian Church at Princeton,
n. j., cost 10000.
Some very fine buildings are going up east
Of the canal in Trenton y. j.
The large hotel now building at Clifton n j..
by capt FogeT, is nearly completed.
ROselle n j. has a Protestant Episcopal and
Presbyterian Church, and public hall, al! within "A
years
The splendid new dwelling house lately
erected in AtaHtic-st, Stamford Conn, is for Mr Id
ward +. Leeds.
The Trinity Church in Perry-st, Trenton, n.
j. has been gcosed i win probably be ready for oc-
cupancy IL February or March.
The homestead of Peter Rcnnie, Westchester
County. NewIolk has been sold 10 Catharine Campbell
Of New Brans"ici, y j.. Tor :l5,2o0.
The Clendcnn and Howe tracts, situated on
the west side o. BergcHaye Bergen were sold on Tues
Ter $4,000.
The new lighthouse and keepers dwelling
Cedar Island. the sag Harbor about
completed and tic light VIII be placed 10 the tower IN
few DAYS.
Old buildings are being removed off the line
Of the Boulevard ~ Wescheler County, Y, and per
empOry orders are issued by the Commissioners 70 hurry
up removals.
Persons having real estate for sale or to let
mud those deslrous Of purchasing such pro-
perry. viii find II 20 their interest TO advertise in The
TRIBUNE IL aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
ether newspaper aud addition 10 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE Will be found. not only IN NewYork and all its
cities aud villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. Tho advertisement should be made az
brief as viii allow Of the advantage offered being clear TO
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscribers for the three editions Of TRIBUNE
Daily Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession consequently advertise
Inents in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE deyoes especial attention to the reports sales
Of real estate both in the ely and country adding
greatly 10 the value Of its columns advertising me
dunn The charges for advertising follows: DAILY
Tribune q cents per line for Gael! insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 81 per Inc; SEMfWEEkLH TRIBUNE, Is cents
per Iine About ten words line, after the first
line which usually contains only four iye words.
Terms. cash in advance.
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Now and Then.

Some people in speaking of the proposition
to give to the clerks In the different depart
ments an Increase Of 20 per cent, oppose IL on
the ground that their salaries are SUFFICIENT,
and all the Government can afford, and all II
ought to pay. They ignore the fact that It costs
twice as much to live now, in lsGs, as II cost In
isSs, ten years ago. In that golden or metallic
age silver half dollar would buy As much In
market or at the groceryman's as a one dollar
greenback will buy to-day. So that 81 200, 10
say nothing Of the increase tax which Is dc.
Quoted therefrom, Is only worth about AZ
much as 5000 In gold and silver Is this
enough Is the poor clerk sufficiently com.
pensstedi We have read of moneystaking to
Itself wings and aging away, and we can now
say that this Is literally true. Greenbacks are
very lightthin and they pass from hand to
hand In hurry, and the poor man with a
family finds these paper promises to pay often
light as air, II not more so.
1t may be said that prices are too high. hut
srumbling don't bring them down. The dis.
Agreeable fact remains, nevertheless. We ask
the restaurant-keeper why he charges o. for a
dinner that he used to furnish us for 60 cents,
and he directs US to inquire at the market, and
to ask his landlord what rent he pays for his
salooni We go to market and inquire Of the
butcher why he asks US IS and 80 cents per
pound for beef, instead of 10 and IL cents, as
formerly, and he will tell US that the producer
makes him pay proportionately high for the
animal on the foot; and this is the stern
fact, and the same answer meets US every
where, 1t cannot be overcome. viii the
members OF Congress who have raised their
own salaries remember this: that one dollar
greehbaek Ii only worth as much as a silver
hall dollar used to be, and vote the clerks thelr
additional 20 per cent?
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The principal business OF High Court Of I'm.
parchment, yesterday, consisted in taking the
testimony OF General Sherman, and In the
furnishing OF the docket of the Supreme Court
OF the District, by Il. J. Meigs, the clerk,
which refers to the arrest OF General Thomas
by MIR. stanton, and the dismissal OF the former
without trial on the motion Of his counsel.
General Sherman's testimony is important,
showing that the War Office was offered To
him by Mr.. Johnson twice, and he was told to
take 1t BY the President, as Mr.. stanton was
n coward.
The galleries were filled but on the floor of
the Senate we noticed many vacant seats
But few members Of the House were present
at any time during the day.
Blaque Bey, the Turkish Minister, was In
the diplomatic gallery, accompanied by ladies.
AS 1t was Easter holiday a portion of the
capitol grounds were filed with school chill.
dren, who were having a joyous time of II.
Iheir sports were innocent aud attractive.
The little folks at least were happy.
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BALTIMORE AND EUROPEAN LINE
OF STEAMERS.

The Washington business community must
feel a degree Of interest In the Establishment
Of this line OF steamships between our neigh
boring city OF Baltimore and Europe, not only
because II connects that city with Europe by
steamship connections, but because there 10
also omen a more Immediate transportation
wIththc West and Northwest which must tend
to our advantage.
Since the consolidation of the Baltimore
and Ohio railway with the Marietta and Gin
einnati road, and the establishment Of the line
Of steamers from Baltimore to Europe, we
may look for the transportation business to
be largely Increased over this route, inasmueh
as Baltimore is now the nearest port on the
re aboard from the railway centres west and
northwest OF Cincinnati
The heavy forwarding merchants in the
West cannot fail TO see the advantages which
are secured to them over this line In contrast
with the more northern routes.
New York has been the great commercial
metropolis heretofore, though there has been
some competition for Western shipments In
the North via Portland and Boston. Balti.
more heneeiorth may be considered no mean
competitor for a portion Of this trade, ina =
much as II Is q shorter route to the sea, and
time and distance have much to do in settling
questions OF this sort. Time indeed is money.
We copy from the Cincinnati Gd=ettc the fol-
lowing table OF comparative distances:
CINCINNATI TO BALrIMoRE-5s3 NILES.
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pY COO PER LATIN ER,
ID ACCTIONEBRS.
Late Clerks with !. G. MEG uiTe 4 Co. y
Southwest corner Of Pa. ave. and Eleventh st.

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR FOURTEENTH
STREET WEST, AMP TR2YTING AkM3sT Ii;
WEST OF TfiE NHFioNAL fHEATRENUoBBy A w.
tue Of decree OF the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Colu mbia, passed IN Chanccry, Cause No l0Is-
stOnemAn ct al. VS.. Hardesty ct al. II shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF May, 1865, at
public auction ali The following Real Estate, Which
was of the estate Of the late Cornelius Mclean de.
ceased, and being parts Of lots numbered seven az
and eight, q. in square No, Si, in washin gton
two partsi the hrst Of which fronts u feet iii
public alley, with public alley on the west side
ground and improved by BRICK BUILDING
The second lot fronts 10 feet ~ inches on said i
stree; Is Immediately east OF the lot above de.
seTibod, aud runs north C) feet then west il feet
IN inches; then north 80 feet to a public alley
then along said alley % feet 81 inches; then $50 feet
y said street, and then along said street 10 feet
" INCHES to the beginning containing about
a BRICK BUILDING, now oeeupisd by p. V Sy
meIon : HOTEL aud RESTAURANT.
This prop.rty u In the square immed tey ca 1t Of
WILLARDs' HOTEL and the sale offers rare
opportqniy to those desiring to invest In real estate
Terms q Sale: One third Of the purchase money
10 be paid In cash. and the balance In, respe ivey
and IL months from the day Of sale. with Interest,"
70 DO secured by tho bonds Of the purchaser
Stamps and eeayey aneinf at purchaser cost
sale GEO. u, WILLIAMS, Trustee.
COOPER 4 LATIMER,
aplJ-eOHdH fStarl Auctione ears
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Messrs. droesbeck and Nelson, of the Pre,i.
dents counsel, had audience with him yester-
day morning. Representative Randall called
during the day, Gndha an interview with the
Executive The grounds south of the man
SION were taken possession of by the juveniles,
who were determined to enjoy their holiday
easter MohdayJ and large number Of them
played about until late in the afternoon. They
had their luncheon with them, and in their
sports they were Joined by a lew children OF
larger growth.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrap sTArEs Patent 0yYIeE,


On the petition. Of Horace smith and D, b. Yves
bS S ss
ruary, 1884, and re-issued the 10th day Of october
1854, this application having been authorized by Ad
Of Congress. for an Improvement In Fire Arms, fol
seven Years from the expiration q said patent
which took place on the l4th day Of February, 1868
i ordered thai the sSld Ps.tiSn b , heard
June next, at u o'clock, m. and all persons arl
notified 10 appear and show cause, II any thej
have, why said petition ought not to be granite d
Persons opposing NE e5tsnsS1 are REQUIRED
day II hearing; an tsstimony died By either party
10 Be- used At the said hearing, must be taken AMI
ir.n.n itted In sssordanes with The rules Of th|
Depos, lions aud other papers, relied upon a
tsstmon,' must be nled IN the once ttoenty day
SisSis t ass az. stsr Him. the ,s:tSssy
Ordered ,,lso, that this notice be published VI
ths RSpTsrsss Al and In the Igtsllfosnoer, WASH
ington, b. a., and IN the RspubLfcan. sprinuneld)
the af.t on ssia publications TO be at least SIX
days previous is the day Of h'inIf STOUT
mhs-OHt Acting Commissioners Of Patents.
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PRoPosALs FOR LUMBER AND sHIN0LEs
cHIEH GgAnIEnnAsrEhn, q. o,YIcE.

ChlEf aUAhTRRhAsrEh's OFFICE,l
FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRICT,
saaIod r5SGW ORLEANS. La, April 8. 1865. J
a ~ Iht' smee until ~ m, WEDN EsDAY, the nf-
gs diy OF April ISIS, for the delivery In this
proposal Of ~ " 1S''P'""'e' VI
iS,.co feet Of Yellow PINE LUMBER. board
"a, Do CYPRESS SHINGLES. IS Inches,
SPECIFICATIONS Of lumber may DO seen al hi. ofBoe
All to be Of the best quality, and subisst Ia IN
speetion before acceptance. ''' " IN
The United States reserves the right 10 roiect nv
all bids. and bidders invited TO be present a
tho opening.
Proposals to be endorsed p" Proposals for LINN
ber and Shingles" and addressed to the under.
signed. CHAs, II. T0MPKINS,
Brexet Brig. Gen. and Chief QuartermastoT,
apt-h Fifth Military District
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From Atlanta, Ga.-ImpO rtant Order
from Gen. Meade-ATerridc Rain
and Hail storm.

ATLANTA, April l3.-Gen. Meade has issued
an order requiring the registrars to receive
the votes OF those whose names have been
stricken from the lists without proper cause.
He will not permit any frauds in registration.
The municipal election will not come of on
the goth.
Negroes are not to be forced by either party
to vote, but are to be left alone.
The enthusiasm throughout tho State for
Gordon Is Increasing.
The Democracy 10 gaining ground.
1t Is believed by prominent politicians that
the constitution will be defeated.
A terrible rain and hail storm fell to-day.
AUGUSTA, April IA severe hail storm fell
this afternoon. The fruit crop and early vegc.
tables were injured.
General Meade issued several important
orders for fair vote and the preservation OF
peace during the election. No intimidation is
to be allowed on either side, and all persons
are forbidden to carry arms at the political
gatherings, orat the election polls. Violations
Of this order are to be tried by military CON,
mission. The csnvsssers belonging to both
parties are straining every nerve.
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PROPOSALS FOR DOORS.
OFFICE CHIgY QuARrRRxAsTgR,
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICT.

OFFICE CHIgY QUARTRRxAsTBR,)
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,
New ORLEANS, LA, April Q, 1865. \
Sealed Proposals. are invited aud will DO received
at this Office until u m. TUESDAY, the fourteenth
within thirty days from date Of acceptance Of pro.
4PANEL DOORS for same.
l2DooR FRAMES, 81 feet wide. ~ feet high.
l2PANRL DOORS for same.
All TO be made Of best quality OF Cypress Lum
Der, and to be subject to Inspection before accept
Ance.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids and bidders invited to DO present Al
the opening.
Proposals. must he endorsed Proposals. 70.
Doors, " and addressed to tho unde igned.
CHARLES II TOMPKINs,
Byt Brig. Gen and Chile Chief 9aartermaster.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

sEAToN HOUSE-JoHN II. SENMvs.
Bcljer, r I; Z $ Champlin, N VI W p
white, Pa; b Sanders, Va, l. Anthony, D |;
Mrs q Brent, child and nurse, Md, r J Eaton,
city, N b. Hawkes, o. L l. Richie, 8 Richie,
Mass; o II Spalding, N VI Hon A J Gloss
bremen, PA; & A Raymond, J W Shattrick,
Texas; 3 Wright and lady, Miss Sally Troth.
Miss Maria Troth, Miss b Sherwin, J A Sher-
win, Va, @ II Troth, Nd, Chase, Mass.
METRoPoLITAN-Po 4 SHELLEY.
wis; Geo W Bond, Mobile; John II Kesrncy
and h v Link, Phiiadelphia; Rhode Shepherd,
st Mary, Md; VIM l. Wolfe, N Y, Gen 4
Ala; MAJ Gen James B Steedman, New Or.
leans; j II Sherrard, Va, Rev DR. Hopson,
Richmond; J NJ Gordon, Lynchburg, Val
Alex Hall, Texas.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owens.
WE Farrall, B T Chase, Baltimore; q II
Higbee, Va, L L Lewis, q Lewis, Thomas
shaw, Buffalo.
DIED,
YOsT On the nth instant, ALBgRr BERLISa.
RAN, infant son Of Lewis II. and Kate A. fost,
aged months and u days,
Tho funeral will take place from tho residence
Of his parents. No S4 Eighth street, between and
Al ao'eie:s. The friend. q he family are invited
to attend.
CLARK. -ou Sunday. l2th instant, BRiDaEr,
beloved wife Of Patrick Clark. after a long and
The friends and relatives Of the family will At.
tend the funeral, from her late residence, on this
tuesday, afternoon, 18th instant, t2o'eloek.