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Aatioual Republican.

~ CORES OF THE "NArrosAL REpuBLI
CAN" can be obtained every morning at tho
following places;
wAsHrNeroN.
BtsHor's Nsws STAND, wiilsrds' Hotel.
BAnKER's News Stand, National Hotel.
OooHnAs's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel.
wISrBsReER's News STAND, Ebbitt House.
KtMBALL's NEWS STAND, seaton House.
WILKINS Nsws STAND, 81. James Hotel.
Il. aRiER, News Dealer, iIIIf Pennsylvsnia
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARKER's Boox AND PERIODICAL DRror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
THOMAS q. AsH, ststioner, southwest cor.
ncr OF Eighth and + streets.
W. D. d. MAJon, at Giiberts Dining Saloon,
aST street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JOHN o. BURGER, No. 2Ts + street, between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JoHS A. BUrLEE, stationer, ITS F, near Thir-
teenth street.
JOSEPH SHrLLINaroE, Stationer, corner OF
Four.and-a.half street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue..
W. o. II. MORRISON, Booksellers and
Stationers, 40. Pennsylvania avenue, between
Forr-and-a.half and Sixth streets.
BURKn's News STAND, Kirkwood House.
PnRsDER a Co., stationTs, az Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CHAs, H. ANDERSON, stationer. ~ Seventh
street. between + and q streets.
JAMES BRLLKw, stationer, 43e,S Seventh,
between q and II.
s. q. s. BARBOUR, stationer, s7s Seventh
street, between II and I streets.
JOHN A. VAN DORIAN, Stationer, Il south
street, between New Jersey avenue and Firs,
street, Capitol Hill.
WiLLIAH BARTLETT, Stationer, No. 50 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, cas-,
Capitol Hill.
80. MILLS, Stationer, II street north, tive
doors east OF Third street west.
RiCu. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner OF Eighth street east and Z street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
GKoRoETowN.
q. 7. GETTY Il Co., Stationcr, 100 Bridge
street.
WIN. A. HERnos. l2s Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEo. E. French, Bookseller and Stationer,
o5 King street.
J. T. Cox, News Depot and Dollar Jewelry
Store Ill King street.
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OPFICE DEPnT CoANI-sART ~ srH,IsrESrE,(
wAsmISUTuS, d. e.. septv mber Is, latN.
WANTED,
Fifty barrels Family aud ono hundred barrels hes /
No. l Flour, 10 be delivered at tbs Subsistence
stoTehouse, Monument Ground, fonTloenth street
igned.
lstg. O, BELL,
se20.it G. s., U, S. A.
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ORPHANS COURT,


" SBPTENRER !, 1860.
District QfrUiunlbiI, NushfngtOn CuUnfvt to Irit:
lu the case ul MANY CULLEN, Administrative VI
James Cullen, deceased, the minislIatTlX Af0Tr.
said has, with the appreciation u the Orphans
Court Of Washington county aforesaid. appointed
Saturday, the I'd Gay OF October, lsi Tor the ma
settement aud distribution Of the personal r-tsIe
" said deceased, and II the asset, IN ind, A. far
money when and whore all the creditors and heTr
Of said deceased are notified 10 attend. wi their
claims properly voucher, or they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all beueht In said de-
ceased estate: provided 4 copy II this order be
published once week Tor three weeks in the Ma.
rInsAL REPUBLICAN, previous TO the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER.
| sepe.rh3w REGISTER VI Willie,
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Proposals.
PhorosILfF ss sG sss SsAP.Ee tsD GRAVEL.

sstrnySIoa's oryIoE, CRY HALL
GRApING AND oRAyELINn 9 aWsoN sTprrr
@ hiee "a III " Nll be Ieceiyed at the Mayo
Tor ersding ma soen n FRI DAY, the lat prox.
AID streets north ar ath IA ~ M
isrl 1'' y" act approved August II,
,speeIacations for doing the work can be sean a,
BID. will not be eonsilered which ara M, 4,
accordance with said s2eeidcs tons, NV :"
a. II, DONEOAE.
seU.h lStarl City Surveyor
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Personal.

noCroRS S. BOND RETURNED TO THE
- city and resumed ihis;praetiee once and res;
ldenee No. CO., II street, between Fourth aud
Rifth stfeets. I'M
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE FRI.
II yate consultations at No, 367 Massachusetts
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets wsst,
with DR.. GARDNER, OF the Rcord Hospital, Uni
tod States Army-a gentleman OF twenty.seven
yea r. experience | this pu TtieulaT branch
n B.-upOn the receipt Of 80 advice and me d.
cline will be sent free by express to any Of the At
lantie States. sel'ly
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU NAVE CON,
~ suited old DR.. DARBY, - fOur.and aha
nue., He Is successful when Others fail Is conn'
DENTAL aud reliable. Separate rooms for ladies'.
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OAK MILL cEhKTERY
Proposals will be received At the Csmetery until
the 9th Of October next for the erection Of about
5oe feet OF Cast Iron faneing and Gate, CORE
respect the proposals. TO include the granite or
leu feet he worn 10 Se so%piStsd Ss bses paRSsl
loos and paid for when completed.
Alec, for two Gate Posts OF Seneca stone, like
those at the entrauce the price 10 stated Tor the
posts A. they are aud also, without the ornainen,
! Val ewhns' sspa'N
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MEDICAL,

COLUMBIA DIsPENsARY. n
- ..s w F ssasSs.s BY ;rf SsS
McCAB 8. who refers 70 the officers Of the a
WASHINGTON PHARMACEUTICALA sso9I-
ATOM ss2O.Yt
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pHlLADELPHIA. WILMINGTON, AND BAL.
l. TIMORB RAlLR0AD,
Commeneing on Monday, June sth, passenger
trains viii leave President street depot, Bsiti.
Way Mall Train for Philadelphia and Way sta.
tons at72ia IN. This train connects at New Castle
junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
ware Railroad.
Express Train fr Philadelphia and New York
for Port Deposit.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
ata Tsp, m, connecting at wllmin gton with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
minston and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit md inter.
mediate stations at o D. m,
Express Train for philadelphia ns:Sp p. m.
Express Train for New York at .55 p. m con q.
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
except Saturday.
Ali the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
| ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at s:h5 p. m,
through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
dert street depot or al Ticket ofee, No. l95 BslN
| more street. Persons purchAsing tickets at once
Baltimore street, can have their baggage eheekS,
| at their residence by Union TranAfeT Company.
| WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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g. Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot, at
81 d. m. connect with Orange, Alexandria aud
Manassas Passenger Trains At st. Asaph Junction
for all points on the line OF that road between Ma
nAssas Junction and Harrisburg.
Trains leaving 81 Asaph and King streets at 2 :25
2. m, connect at s., Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HarrisonbuIg at 2:tS p. m. ar
and In time for IN IN; train for Bsltimorc
". J. PHELPs. Gen i Manage iocS II
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PROPOSALS rOR BRIDGE on a STREET.

OFFICE SUP'T AND lSsPECTnR oP SEWER,
CARK'AuE%ATs, FOorMAN. NEw BCInlN"s,
CITY HAIL, wAzHINuroN, u. C., Z.
September 81, Il ~.
Sealed pTOp. sails will he received At he Mayors
Once, City Hall, until u clock, IN, GU FRIDAY.
October for Constructing Ri .dge Al intersection
Of q aud Eighteenth streets west.
Bidders will state price per perch Of % feet for
masonry, laid in hydraulic cement, price per
for plank and foundation TIMBER price per cubic
yard for excavation the same to Include the level.
ina OF aud properly backing up Of the masonry,
Specifications and plan to be seen at this one
TIN work to be done Uuict the dirOetion Of the SUI
peTintendent Of Sewers, Sc,, Commissioner Of the
FIRST ward, and Two Assistant Commissioners APP
pointed by the Mayor
The May r reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. CHAS. II, BLISS,
sept13.td Sup I Of sewers, he.
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DIR. RICIIAU'S
q D L ID L N h + M Il ID ES.
Ask for no other. take no otheA and you will
save time, health and money.
stage v ieh they fall 10 cure. go
DR.. RIoHAu,s doLpES BALsAs No, l. cures u.
GERS, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes
Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Colored
Blotohes, Soreness OF the Scalp, serofulA. &c L.
the greatest RenoyatoI, Alternative and Blood Pur
der known, removes all diseases from the system,
and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALKAN No. 2 cures Mer
curial Affections. Rhoumatism 10 all its forms,
whether from mercury or other causes; gives i'm.
mediate relief In all cases, No dieting necessary
have thousands Of Certificates proving the miTac
ulous cures effected bv these Remedies. Price OF
for o.
Df. RrcHAu's GOLDEN ASrIporE, asafe. speedy,
pleasant aud radea cure for all Urinary Dera uge
ments, accompanied with full directions. Price
BS. RicHag's Golden EIixir. d,Amour, a radi.
cal cure for Nervous or General Debility In old
PIiee. sbper bottle oT two bottles Tor NJ,
On receipt ofrriee these remedies will be shipped
Prompt attention paid to all CORE spondenoe.
None genuine without the name Of
"DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, n. D.
RICHARDS, SOLE PROPRIETOR, ~
Address " DR.. D, b. RICHARDS,
No. 22s yaTiek street. New York.
A-OirculaTs sent
Once honrs from a. IN, o9p. m. jy2.l-.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


I
OFFICE CH,EP oUApIInHAsIpR,l
FIRST gILIrARY DISTRICT,
At, redwood, VA. Sept ia 1850.
sealed proposals lin tripl'es.el will Ne received
day Of October, 1852. for the delivery Of
DRY OAK WOOD
% the Post onsrteImastet At Lyuehhnrg, Virgins,
TO month for the service Of that Post durias tie
period ending June 50, ls7o. estimated at 90 cords
Proposals To- be guaranteed - indicated By IN.
blank forms, furnished on application TO the Post
oasrtermastsr at LynchburF, Virginia, or to this
eonsdeied Advantageous is reserved.
ny order q the Commanding General First MIL.
nry District J. q. CHANDLER.
auartttmastet First Miiita-y District. seso-6t
| SECOND STREET EAST
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AID isarEcToR or
| ehWkRs' VAhRthdEwAIs foorw AVS AND
| NEW bgILnIsgs. CRY HALL,
Sealed proposals will be receive a Al the M,yor'.
gmss, Ci.y hal, uI IL " o'eloe m, on sAtUR-
DAY, the 18th Of Septe mbsr, for extending tho
culyert In Second street east lseyen feet inside
feet east Ct the bu' line, with
suheient protection wall to ho'd the slope Of
baek. aai In accordance with an act approved
The Mayor reserves the ri ght 10 reject any or all
bids deemed for the intereIt Of ths Corporation
Any a .orma,'op needed reiativ, to tho eon.true.
uon oithe en!yert cap be obtained at the once Of
in second streo e FL ESve
| -. surerinter dent sewers, dc.
| sepb tChron., start
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PRoPosAtss Us ZOE Eys,g!EsRIYo egLvERr o.


ID RoP osALs
OFFICE CHEZ CosNIssARY OF SrpsfsrrSCE,I
DEPARTMESr OF MISSOURI, \
IORT LEAvESwoRru, KAN, Aug. q, 1852.
sealed proposals, IN duplicate. subject to the
usual conditions. will be Isceiyed at this ofioa
until u o'clock, m, MONDAY, September q,
$50, for furnishing!
1900 pounds Of drown Sugar
5000 pounds OF Greea c. Zee, and
2),0O pounds OF Soap, Ia we'll strapped boxes,
Samples must Accompany bids,
Proposals must state the kind Of packages In
oh TIE articles will DO furnished, tthe sugar
will only be received In strong close, we'll strapped
boxes, or In double sacks-the inner one being
strong burlap and TIE outer sack guuny and Eiys
the price per pound bet at which the stores viii be
delivered at this place, aud at the railroad depot
NJ. IL, MORGAN,
Breyet BTigAdier General and Chief Commlssary
Of subsisienee IepaTtmant Of Missouri fel95t
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Educational.

MRS II. @, BUTTS, TEACHER OF VOCAL
Il MUSIC. Residence Grant Place, second door
from Tenth street sep2
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oOOus per new ORR. fhllAdelphlA hud Ball
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X, II.
Havenler, General Agent at Alexandria, will be
forwarded over the road free Of charge for commiB
Commutation Passenger I1eErls vvlr co. Ai.-
andriA and Hamilton, and all intermediate sta.
tons, at low rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points. At reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
apI.u General Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS FOR FREsH BEEF.

HEApgu ARTERs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIor,)
OFFICE CHEZ CoMNis Any or sCRslsrLscs,
RICHNOSD, VA, Sept H. lsoe
Sealed proposals., in duplicate, win be received
at tho ohee Of BreNst CAPTAIN lleury Narcotic,
Nth Infantry, A, c. s., at Petersburg, Va, until
MONDAY, october Is, lsfl, at " N, for supply
ing the United slA,es Subsistence Department with
FRESH BEEF
at Petersburg, Va. for SIX months from November
l,lsp, such less time rs Lhe COmmissaT General
u subststence may direct
Bidders are requested 10 be prusyut To respond to
lheir bids and ba prepase 10 give bonds for the
full llment Of their contract,
Conditions rtquiTements, payments, &C., a.
herc!;Sdt9rC' ~, v,s.A. pohTEki
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0RPHAEs' COURT

" AUGUST 81, 1862.
District ~ Coium1ldI, Washington County, 10
In tho case Of SARAH L. Cows. NdmiuIstra-
trixi I. a., Of ANN CRowS, deceased, the sd-
APPRECIATION o. the ORPHANS Court q wa,hing.
9Th day Of ssptemh,r b isin. fnr ibe anal Ell c
Element and distribution Of the personal estate Of
the same have been collected aud turned into
money! when and whore all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend, with
their ella Inns properly yOuched, or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benehl In said
be Published once a week for three weeks In the
Test A. WEBSTER,
sel-WSw' REGISTER Of " ills.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIEuroEL D, c., September 2, 1852
On the petition Of WILLIAM BAKrER, 81 Now
ark, New Jersey, praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO him on the l2th day OF febTu.
AIRY, lS6. for an Improvement In wTenchesi
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the sh day OF January next that the time
for hling arguments aud the Examiners report be
limited TO the 18th day Of January next, and that
next,
Any person may oppose this extension.
sepll-SSt CsmmisSionsr Of Pstanis
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PUBE-GkNUINE.
Great Reduction In Price.
H0FP'sMALT EXTRACT is beverage psrticu.
larry adapted to persons OF weak and debilitated
constitutions, and those tutoring from dy spepsia.
nsss ~ sp appa xsneLm aeoiy, ~ xSs ne
Gus liquors In all cases where nouIshing beverages
and tonIes are needed.
Jos. .. PEDERSEN,
~ Murray street, N. Y.
ASrsole Agents for the United States -dp jySN
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. gst, 1855. and until
further notice Passenger Trains IN run between
Washington and Alexandria as follows!
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, 92oa IN. do. for Manassas and Harrison.
burg, 3. IS u. IN.
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke aud Hen.
" streets tfrom Manassas rAilroAdl ASH p. m do.
from LynChburg, bp. IN.
LOCAL PAssEsoER TRAINS.
LBAYR wAsHISuTOS. LEAyR ALEXANDRIA.
MarytaGi ~, DepCt,7o ppke and Henry 10
,GR King and ST. 4.aph. 9 g
Pm. 10. Is
tn Y NJ.
:. :. tS :. R@S
80 Duke and Henry ... o ~
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Railroad Routes.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD-

RAh'saNhh AM Univ hhbhOAD.
. wAsHIseroS. Sept II, 1865.
MORE. and wIsnfSSfoN iSb ffH Hs WEST
'Ao" run foR BzLrihoRE
sSs'ss' s VA is' AZ 81 and nd
Leave daily, eIespt Sunday. At 100 and 0. 30 a.
~ 'u ron EsHAPoLIs.
,Leayest7 A. N. and I. . p. N. No train TO or
, FoR BIiTiEoRE.
Leave att ifioR WY ssfh1sTioSssS.. and hSp. m.
foRlLf PIBfs oF fiji II WRsr,
Leave DAILY except Saturday and Sunday, at
On saturday 4 an and k@p.m.
m 2r, g v wh,,.Iiss ,R,,tsr:Ssfs,Ss.' w D
w.hinstOn station Ticket Once Al ali hours IN
ES5 S.s YGti EhiI.S.lpS,. .ea Boston. So.
J.. WILSON,
L. n. COLE. General Ticket issnt'
eoko. .. kooSTz, General Agent, Washington.
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A LEXANDRIA, LoUpoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGIYYIYG APRIL
l. 1853.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON,

:, Leave Alexa ndria at 8 a. m, and D. m. Leave
Hamilton At o g. IN. and II 30 a. IN. Leave Lees
burg at :25 y. m, and l21 p. m,
The a. m. train from Alexandria and II 80 a m.
jain from Hamilton connect with Kemp's Daily
Berry yilletand Winchester; also, with Rsamsr's
Line Of Coaches. which leave LeesbuIg, on Mon
Aide and Middleburg. returning Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and BAlt-
more, same
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Sutton Salts Of YtaI Gstai..
WIN N. LITTLE. AuetoneeL
by WYCKOFF s. LITTLE.
On TUESDAY. March %. 1869.

by W1CKOFF IL LITTLE.
On TUESDAY. March % 1859.
AZ y o'clock .. the Ciy salesroom No IS Cour,s Brooklyn
AND FOURTH.GvB. BRo0KLYS.
No % FIRSTPLAcB near ClnOnst-Elgaut 3stov 'ubeen
brown 'front.' IS water acb oor heater eeaT IN
splendid order; all Improvements Terms easy
No no Nova scotia residence State
s between Clinton snd Conr 5soV and basement ID rooms
FoURTHAyB side feet souh Of story base
eni and sbee bek eoaHeee sih all modern improve
Maps above be ob,,lned wYCKoFP LTTLBs No.
- THURSDAY March 2s. 1862
at TIE Exchange SsiesIoon No. III Broadway, n. l.,
AZ u o'clock.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY MAR THR CANAL,
BROOKLYN, AND VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY on
SALE POSITIVE AND PFRBNPToRY.
HAMILTONAYE., BUSH AND SMIrT.STa-The plot OF ground
on above making lots with front Of 1856 feet inches
Hamonye 10 feet inches snhst aud l3 fee. inches On
valuable for nanueiurngo business purposes " any kind
DEAYsT north side between Carlton snd vsnderts7es
splendid manufacturing property With buildings, machinery steam
engine Ec front about Y eti depth from % to 100 es vh 3oI
Dr'ck building 2145 lstory brick bnlng, 2OlS5 4ory brick
building 2iIO and 2story brick building 25I6 With
engine Is horse powers with tuang moog and saving machinery
Also at TIE came time and plaee.
No 5s HBNRYS between DsGrAw aud SorT base,
n,t u1 ~ ,1, oJ nm srisTd oris,
No 81 FORT GRBBNPLACB, between Fulton and DeKabave
3ory basement dwelling 2Oro with extension l0H1J;
lot 26IiQO In good order Containing modern Improvements
all The above NlChOfF
Montsgusst. BROOKLYN. and No u Ceiar.st y y
I COLE Auctioneer.-Elegant RESIDENCE
~. BooSyn lights No 70 coqmbast and No 70 FgraIust
the CONNIE rcisl Exchange. No. 800 PulonSt. Brooklyn;
brick bou,e I've s,oe. bir resr /. 81 n in b. % i
marble maute marble wAshaBs bathrooms ranges With hot
s. f Se stone oo Sp q Ia. side vail,
a r. thick and schei Of the most durable stores fgrpan,
IT. The lot % H. by $50 The premises eau be seen from u
to O'Clock each Az
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Proposals,


III iI7' GovKaSsgSr H,RBoR woRK At oLcorT n ~
USIrKD STATS BSeISKKK oEFtcE, No. 81 Pes't.t I
ID. BUYYALo n Y. March Is, 1863
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed pro-
~ pss In duplicate for furnishing sni delivering materials Tor sai
doing the work II ~ piers orning tt HaIoor y
Oit al tie gheu-me Greek lass Ontario y L. WI
be received addressed to the undersgnsi until ~ 0eoeA
nOOB Ofthe 18th day Of april iSoA nvo,,,,vn l-
CLASS A.
On zoo N. Wrought Iron much he required A.
iP ws,ss O screw BO be bid and paid for By 'h'
pound mon ro ny ePRPoRMRD
CLASS B.
Item Counter hswing white timber to be bid and pad Tor ~
the ~ rs cubic se, or be required cnb Fran
goirg below work. to he bid ssdpsii for by
2 .h Of Stated timber estimated enne io"t
em cubic much be required Framing
PsokEg Boiling &c. IN upeuure 10 be DID anu pAd iO' V os
Item " Excavation and material sand gravel bOwder,
o deposits and Oth rbbsh necessary IN horin god
foundation for cribs TO be bid aud pal for by the cubic
yard. -,
Bids class without covering al the Hens OF class VIC
Ssp,v nv two persons parties each bid hs,
the ia shall sucency Of the must e
deer Of the u responsible kao~n to this Of
Bop, for the faithful performances win Ne executed 10
tn boudmtn
accented sueeucy not 10 the Satisfaction OF the ua
Costrse,s 10 he signed and bonds April A. 1859
Iru and labor commenced by the 10th ofh 1853
Work 70 be finished by Dec ], 1903 In, .
further necessary nurmatoa be obtained as TO Cs 81
M until he I?h OF April 1862 and Glass either BY personal
appir .iion or mail Tor copy II the specifications
he submitted on blanks furnished rom ti
OIL each bidder NE MA
nsns. Of he to intends With evflene sat-
"a the undersigned, Of their snlcieney. d. d. Mo-
Breset bLl gelscVent.-,, Major ef Engineer,
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CUPREME COURT-sALE IN PARTITION.
NORRIS WILKINS Auctionser
VTERY Desirable PROPERTY on Park-rOw


Aun-st Broadway Division sprug Third Sta and flrstA't
Vhrtvsecoudst LeHingtonaye. SIiyfhh and sIytIts =.
H. LUDLOW co vail sell st auction on ~ hSDAi hMcn W
1862 al " Exchange Saesoom No III Broadway rn
Building (ae BY order Joseph W. Dugs Administrator i0r hes
PARKROW and ANNST-The plot Of ground with the buirgs
10 Apn and IL Parkrow. and Noa . 4 and IL Ann
at This property Of the business portion OF the % I'M
NsxYofk PosOs; located for banking house Insurance or
other purposes has unusual advantages not only ~
reason M frontage th0roughre winch ABord plenty OF h'
bot also by It's immediate proxny 70 many similar
brick building land No IS Aunt,
on The noTthey PakrOS aud Iheasrea ZOl ee
mANNST-1be brick building aud ot NO Ann's hoi
saey Of Theaeay 20 feet 'front.' 70 feet rear BY " s'n
depth. -, -, ,-.tl.l h.,. =,
the lot and the threetoy brick house on TIE rear on s
soubery Spngs ~ feet inches westerly from khIA0ethSt
sFIRsT AYR AND THRDSTTbe lot Of ground with the buidng
thereon eaStery OF FrtaVe aud IhosL Ihs
brick house fronting on rst and 39 ano
and Nos lO3 sni los Thiulst.; lot 2ir94l. 80 ..,
EAST BROADWAY AND DIVISONSTTbe lease o. the lots WIN
81 BosdNayi
ming through Don aud knOSH No 2 East BrosdEa ana
No 22 DiTisOn 232 East Broadway 4soy BRICK oHehg
Nc 22 Dysiohst Jstory brick dwelling Win Two
under 23l By about - feet The lease rom he gs e
tate has years May 1862 With covenants 70 pu
chase grant renewal Of Il years fh' s'u0un
$40; % l0Kl09 feet -, -,...
y per purchase remain on bond and mort
gage for I've yeaL
-SECONDSTOne lot The norhery aide OF Ihlyse
dist feet Eleyenth-Sye.. &156g.
LRXINGTONAYB SIXTY-FFrH and SlNTf-SlXTfi'STS.-Ihe
valuable plot ground side Of LIDRtonHEe comprising
che entire fh and sixty sIhs being 80 feet
each street IL all be divided into 10 o ~ OnnB on n
aYes and each street
sT per cent Of the purchase money remain bond aud mort
Map Of The property particulars be had at the Oe oiihs
No. 3PiBe-sL N9.OIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
- ADKIAE II. MULLER, AaclioBeer
VALUABLE LOTS on Fourth ave-, Fifty

second and Sey v.uinbsts. ~ Auction.
ADRIAN MULLER r. WILKINS Co, viii sell at Anc'iop
THURSDAY March 25 at O'clock at the Exchange Ssesroom
No m Broadway:
lots north side Fyseconit le3 feet west
Of ThirdaTe, 25Klnl5
SEVENTY NINrHSTI north side Seventy ntht, l2S feet
Thrave 25r2L This lot Il eKc1vAei m hurgi SEVENTH
lutst paved Belgian psyemvs aad eWsed all bai up o
posiie; rock.
FOUETHAvHl 10, site 20 feet inches north Of Seventy
snh,i q o. 100 exact grade with avenue: f56g