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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-18

f,RoToN AcUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL ooNTRA0
~ orsScparae scaled proposals, each niorsei with the
title OF be work 10 which relates the name OF the btdd
and the Gate when offered will be received nj this Office until
Observation-Disclosures 25ln 1s7h street. beween Third
Fourth Specialization 26-In Fourth be.
sxtysecond and sevench streets with branches IN
ythird, Sixty fourth, sixyhh, sstv-sixh and sixty.
ninth streets. Specification In Madison avenue, between
Forty and Ffynnth srectG Specification xfn Fifth
avenue Fortysxth and Fifty ninth streets 6pecd
cation 2ln Lewis street. between Third and Fourth strests
street. between broome and Rvngon streets.
Specification 3In Hudson and Besckcr streets, between
Christopher and West Tenth streets; barrow street,
Beecker and Bedford s,reets street, be
tween Thirteenth streets. Specification 81.
In 29h between Tenth and Manhattan street.
Specification ~ Outlet In Seventeenth street from
Hudson river and through Eleventh and Twenty
third Tenth and In Seventeenth ses(
from Eleventh avenue to and through Tenth avenue -
Fourteenth Specification sc In 18th street. between
First and third Hath street between Third and
Fourth avenues, and 18th street. between ana
Harlem river, with branches Also for new stone blocs
payeentsIn forysixL street, between Sixth avenue and
broadway; foysixh street, between Lexington and Third
and Hudson river; Fifty eighth street. between
Second and East river; Beach street. be-
tween West broadway and West street; Harrison
street. between Hudson and West Streets Forty sixth sree
between Washington and Hudson streets; Fiteth street
between Ninth and Tenth Fiftn avenue, bewoed
Fifty NTH and Sixty eighth streets tftyeighth street. be
Lexington and Sixth Houston street. beweeg
Lewis street and the ferry First avenue between Thirty
sixth and sirtyGrs streets ll7h street. between Fow
and Harlem river Also for walk sisl
avenue ana B.oadwa and so at the intersection OF Eighth
The plans he and forms for bids obtained sp
THOMAS sTEPHENs,j 60.
ROBr L. DAkRA,lH., .a Io.on ,o..A
GEOR. 8. GREENE,> ~tNo1as' D'.'S
NEW YonK, Oct ID, 1863.
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PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BURRAU or pIovIsioSs AND C.oTus SOY


BunKAu or rHovrsioss Asp C:orn.se.{
October Is 1859. }
Sealed proposals. endorsed "Proposas for Mattresses vii
be received al this urcau until two O'Clock r. ~ h(
lat OF November 1882 for the supply OF 5000 Aattre~ss9
l0J OF the delivered tho New York Navy Yard
20 Al the PhiAdephia Navy Yard and 1000 ~ the Bosso1
Navy Yard.
hundred Of the mattresses DO delivered u hS
New York Navy Yard st have cover cach and thl
balance 2s to be delivered without covers The mag
resses be delivered the Phtadsphia and boston NAVY
Yards must have cover each. 49,.
Each mattress weigh pounds INCLUDING ticking
wide must measure seventy seven inchs(
IN len 9Th and twenty In width The ha licking
covers and be equal to the samples ~ he Na
Yards at New York, Philadeiphta and Boston.
One thousand mattresses must be delivered ~ the Nav
ysrd Nav York 100 q the Navy Yard, Philadelphia and
6 NJ the Boston Navy within thirty days and the bal
sncs whin ninety DAYS from the date OF The CONTRACT
Honda with approved security, VIII DO required In
quarter The estimated amount OF the CONTRACTS and twenty
asr cent in addition will be withheld from the %
zach payment collateral security for the due
OF the contract which VII nos pe pAid until the
contract IL fully compiied Win.
sens bv one or responsible persona bidder %
bidders will IL his their bid be accepted
Obligation within i've days. with good and sufficient suree
10 furnish the articles proposed.
proposal will he considered unless accompanied By
such and the Department right
ect arr PROPOSAL unesa The the gars
certified the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for The
district In which they rese and unless tho license required
Of Congress Furnished with tho PROPOSAL well
reject any proposal considered advantageous to The
government. f. ]. DUNN, Cnief of bureau
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PROPOSALS.

(yRorON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-skPARATR
~ scaled proposals. each endorsed with th title OF the wor
70 which reats the OF the bidder and the date OF
the offering, viii BE- received at this oace until u 4 n
or TUESDAY 81. lss from persons legally authorized
lay the Nicolson Pavement for the construction Of has
form Of pavement IN the following streets, 10 witt
Fiftieth street, irom First avenue to Last ril err,
Fifty rat street, from Firth TO Sixth avenue,
Fifty sixth street, from Third Lexington Avenue,
Fiity-siAth street from Firth TO Sixth enue,
Fourteenth street, from Eighth 70 Ninth avenue and
Pine street, from Broadway to William street.
fofms bids all further information necessary
be Obtained Clerk this ofoG
THOMAS STEPHENA
RObT u. DARRAGH.
GEORGE 8. GREENE,
Croton Aqusiuc4 Board
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DArENTs.-MUNN 4 CO., 81 PARK ROW, NEW
printed Instructions
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JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER.
Js Great clearing out SALE
The last chance to buy
The beautiful Lots At
Biz Roads Railway N. J.
Free Ridee, Fiee Lunch.
Delightful excursion
New Jersey Railroad.
JOHNSON 4 kILLEh'5
great sale OF tho balance OF the splendid Loa not
offered a their last sale will take place
at IL 80 O'Clock, the premises
MONDAY, October Is, ls9
On this occasion 200 Lots
viii positively he sold the terms ever offered, re-
CARELESS OF price, to the highest bid err
This will be great opportunity for mechanics and men OF
moderate means to from high rents and Oppressive
taxation and homes OF their Ia beautiful city,
only hours ride from New York by thiry-four daily
trains.
kensnber, the sale viii be absolute. Go by ali means
Secure tick ri al the onice OF
JOHNSON MILLER, % Nassau street, New York.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AVCrIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS, AuCrIONEER.
l Handsome Rssidence and Building Plots Fordham
Ridge and Central avenue At auction.
X H. LUDLOW CO. viii sel at auction on Tuesday,
IT, lo68 II O'clock II the Exchange Saisaroom. Ill
Broadwny:-
The handsome two story and attic frame Dwell
ing with extension and about ~ city lots Of Land, pleas
Croton and Fifth Fordham Ridge,
800 feet from Central boulevard The house
II in complete order, built In the best
Tor occupancy by the present owner.
Also Villa Plots, adjoining above containing about IA
city lots each fronting Fifth and High Bridge
OF the said good carriage house and
stable for horses The entire property he residence Of
GEO. w. Devoe, ESQ.,, comprising about six OF Land
with plenty OF fruit shade with
In high state cult together with
dwelling outbuings would be sold IN parcel II de-
sired.
four villa Po,s opposite tho above fronting
Fifth avenues containing 10 ID
each The ocat perfectly healthy, being about
highest grade Central avenue being within
half mile of the steamboat Ian lag, Harlem Railroad and
hos 50 to Harlem.
The Household Furniture Horses Carriages &C., will be
sod ri auction the premises Oct a. 1882
Maps OF the property, iu particulars and permits
premises be had at the auconeers oace No. Pine st.
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RY =. COTTON, AucTIoNEER-ELEGANT HOUSE
~ hold Furniture.
9pendld PAror NV = Han cnatN

RY ,. COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
s
The entire rich Furniture OF the private residence Isl
LIBRARY Standard soe.. rich s!.ss walnut scss
~ n,s f,..s es
PETS elegant carved fsnor Suits rosewood
Ss
Bclsters and Pillows Basse. Ingram Carpets whsssr
Es,sH:io1 T.bis rich China
and Wall. ; Ias k Sd s. and L.u.
obtained the hrst Prize At The rar. EIposon Catalogues
The House to let.
PY p COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BALE
ID of rich rosewood and solid backwanut PaIior and
and cn ans sna L.
0e w ~ .s ssn on
io1 psock a. No st Broadway between Thirty eighth
IL
part q really good custom made Furn.urs nns6.d and
tas Toos Store End work Benches and LaOss Catalogue:
sas ss 1s6% 6 E
RY ARCH JOHNSTON, AucT,oNEER
~ Office and aesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
Household Furniture, Piano, &C., DC.
a hs s AGso H hs ss 30 auction on
day, Oct 10 at iot o'clock, at their saesroom 81 Mas.
ssv o o. ao s Bsoom
or and Basement Furniture, great variety Fur pATticu-
CHINA. cRooKERY, GLASS, FANCY GOODS, VEL
suconeer II. - EVANS viii sell tuesday, Oct 49, At 81
above
and country reaI trade Goods well packed for shipping
EDWARD soHt NICK, AUcrIoNErR.
y SECOND h h1SpoA AukS s4tk OF CARPETS
MI YnI rAsIoN AND oaAMSEs FSsSiiusE,
i6s O'clock 60 Liberty street. Furniture Of private
house, consisting OF elegant Mante and Pier Mirrors neary
room Farn.nrs elegant rosewood besK and one very se
giant rosewood Counter with variety OF other Furniture
u HATHAWAY, ArcrroNEER
~: Marshs. sslemMonasy ish At ioH ococl. a 30
INN sdiaey after. Wines and Liquors, for account OF
HENRY DREHER 4 HoPsoN, AUcTloNEERs, 10
Tuesday, O.. 10. a. lo O'clock 81 Fourth avenue for
Chamber suit marble rosewood md nas! wslna. su
cas Vns %
Also, at II O'Clock,
re. story and rs S .ho.
By order Of Joseph Koch, Receiver.
TosEPH INQUIRE, AUCTIoNEER,
q ONCE No. 81 Cedar street, corner Broadway.
Supreme CouIn tho Matter Of Administration Of the e.
tate OF Thomas , G, req dsce %s,s -. *,
an N the 81
August 1883 the underssned Will sell q public auction 70
The The o1 s.,
the 18th Of October 1852 y O'clock noon the
Mentioned IL ana
or or sn s
Manson Stables and all the right title and interest Of all the
parties claiming tire thereto
Dated September ", 1852 commandments.
Attorney for administration lis Nassau street.
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A UcTIOE gALE-AT THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE
n mansion lis est Twenyslxh street. Sixth
EDnIN NICHOLS CO., Auctioneers.
Magnificent rosewood N octave Pia loforts
Beautiful Drawing Suits Cabinets Etagerss Works Of
Art, NJ rrors. Paintings, China, Sivc.ware
Turkish and orient al Chairs, Lounges,
library and antique Furniture
1t public auction,
on this day tMondayI, October II, 1t l0H O'Clock.
PaTors conAst Of velvet and Brussels medallion Carpets
magnificent satin brocate Paror Suts latest sly made to
order the present French Cabinets bos de
Tables Encoguures rosewood ktagercr French
Pier Mirrors Lace Curtains OIL Paintings by eminent
artists rich Bron.es Cocks China Dresden Vases
ncen Pan0fore Stool and Cover rosewood and
walnut Chamber Suits style OF Lou. xIv spring and hair
Mattresses Blankets Sheets Quits Lounges Rock
Table, walnut Buffet Dining Chairs rich sverware Cas-
Forks .00 Out
Gass and Crystal Ware Table Cutlery &C. Parties wishing
attend this sale Broadway Sixth
stages. Sop corner Twenty sixth street.
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HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER ls lse9-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.


RI NOTICE.-HkNRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
~ AUCTIONEERH
IMPORTANT SALE OF ZINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINT.
yNG6, By EUROPEAN ARTISTS
"vILHELM COLLECTION"
Now on exhhition q The "LEEDS Akr 0ALLERIES,~
el7 AND es BROADWAY, southwest corner Of Twelfth a.
10 be sold n uction
on the evenings OF
TUESDAY AND WEDN ESDAY, OCT. 10 AND 20.
This celebrated collection OF the modern FRENCH,
FLEMISH AND DUSSELDORF Schools.
Comprising part works Of the following ters viz.
Eug VerbOeckhoven, bouianger, Nusn,
Robbe, Hageistein, DelHchanx, :
H. Ronner b. Weisor, kruseman,
De Beul Jr. ArnAux i. De Boul,
Van Severdonck, Massweins Ceriex,
Berlin, II. De Beul, C. Hue,
Dieman, Do Bylsndt Csrabaln,
yerwee Robart Unterberger,
Coum0nt Janssens, koelhoG
Lecerq
An original by celebrated Masters.
Also . superb col. econ OF nne
ENGRAVINGS, COPIES OF POMPEIIAN rRESCOES
FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHS AND VENETIAN VIEWS,
collected abroad by well known author OF this Also
THE "ODALIsQUE" AND s'DOLOE-FAR.NIENTE,"
BY PROF N. MARTINEZ,
number Of Pictures by favorite AMERICAN and
EUROPEAN ARTISTS. to be sold by ORDER OF RE-
CElvEk Eishons reserve, TO pay advances, Nc:
GALLERY NOW OPEN FOR EXHIBITION,
Day and Evening, until sale.
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A UCTION NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER
N Magnificent Household Furniture,
$50 Lots by catalogue.
PiaDofor Statuary, Paintings, bronxes Mirrors Books
Drawing Room Suits Silver, China, Glass Ware, and
many rare and costly Works Of Art
Valued at 020lUQ,
At Public Auction,
on this day Monday Uci. 10, At tho
elegant mansiOu No. 81 v est Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
sale commencing 10x O'Clock.
Drawing ro0maSuperb Suits covered green gold crimson
gold brocae richest Curtains 70 match Mar
neres rosewood Eageres Secretaire Bookcase bronze
Clock medallion and velvet Carpets Paintings by eminent
artists Engrsvings pier mnne Mirrors Curtains rose
wood Panoforte, Stool, Cover, Canterbury Chsmbers-
su suite style Loa. XIV Hair Spring a..tre:sss BAnfse
ware Sheffield Cutlery. 81 yer Casters savers, TuTcsns
Dinner Tea Service, Sofas Chairs Chnaware Chandelier
the largest and richest assortment Of Household Fur
niture offered auction this Every facty for
packing and removing the goods Parties wishing attend
this sale take Fifth avenue stages Sixth avenue cara
Catalogues At the house.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Nl BENZ. r. FAIRCHILD, Auctionecr.
On Monday, oct. H. 1882 at 10 A. M At yJ East Thirty
fourth street large quantity Of Of Sofas
Chairs Marble Top Tables Bureaus, Bededs
Hair and Straw Mattresses Pillows, Bosers Quilts sheets
Extension Table Chairs rrors stoves Crockcy, Brussels
premises, &C. BY order OF the Mortgages.
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 MONDAY, OCT IL.
Hotel Furniture at PORT kichmonu, Staten Island,
Continental Hotel, block from landing.
JACOB BOSAkT will sell, on Monday, Oct l8 At l0H
o'c ock said hoel the entire Household Furniture
sisting Parlor Suits DunhNm PA Tc,eaTete So.a
Easy and Rocking chairs Brussels Capvs Mating, Look
Ing Glasses, oak and black walnut Bedroom Suits, Toilet
Crockery, hair husk and straw Mattresses Sheets, Wool
blankets Feather fiows holsters Dressing and Plain
Bureaus washslands Heaters Stoves Dining koomEAten
Dining Tables large lot Crockry and Glass Ware, Table
Cutlery Table Linen, Chang Dishes Plated Ware, Kitchen
Ranges Cooking Utenss BArroom Counter Clock Tables
Chairs, Cigar Case choice Brandy, Wine
Bourbon, Csss double and single Robes double and single
ssgb Shed, stac Futures dc N. BBoats leave fool OF
Dey street ut 0 O'CLOCK.
JACOB BOGART. AUCTIONEER-MONDAy,o OCT ls,
al 10 o'ciock, at No lys No) Third avenue, be-
kiehty and El2htynfth streets sale,
the Stock Fixtures and Furniture OF Boot and Shoe Store
consisting OF about 20c0 pairs OF Mems Boots. Ladies'
CATERS, Msses' and Childrcns Shoes &c.
JOHN COaTKELL, Attorney for Mortgages
JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, BY
81 order OF the receiver wsdnefday, Oct @ q II O'Clock
No. ~ Frankfort street and No. North William street,
Effects Soda Establish mcnt, Bottles Genera
tora Rotting Machines &C.. Horse Wagons,
JAMES F. MORGAN, Receiver.
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VZyILLIAM Writers. AuCTIONEER, SELLS TIL
w day O'Clock, 454 Canal street. the gentee9
Furniture co. OF large house rarior Suits french pias3
Secretary Bookcases Turkish Lounges and Chairs black
walnut rustic Cham Suits hair and sprfna
Mar sscs Feather Beds Bed Linen WardrOoos,
China Dinner and Tea Sets Stoves Silver as: htsssrss
hand velvet tapestry three and other Carl
pet, yards Ocoths and everything for housekeeping
Asscnee's ~ he isteads ~ Chairs also Goods from
storage; aso English Pump, four pals
silver mounted; various other Goods.
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pAwNBROkER's eALE--THIs DAY, BY JOHN NOR
mems seasonabs Closhns Bedding and other desirable
foods lot Of Gold and Silver Watches, hne Jew
ery, Pistols aud other valuable Goo BY order j. Barnett
3yl Canal street.
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J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. GREAT SALE or THE
LORILLAkD ESTATE,
at Fordham,
AT AUCTION.
By = decree OF the Supreme Court, In partition.
A. J. BLEECKEH, SON a CO. will sell a auction,
Tuesday, 18th October,
the premises, Fordham, the magnificent Lorard Pro-
perty containing
NEARLY 600 ACRES,
splenddy laid BY General vele villa plots and viii
laee beautifully graded avenues whole
constituting the most extensive and
Important Sale Ever Made
In Westchescr Reference the auction
u Cedar street, TO +. Rueges, ~ all street, and
q. Tinotson. ESQ.,, 46 Exchange pace.
Maps ~ n Cedar street, October 5.
J.. BLEECKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA. LotS-A J. BLEECkkR, SON 4 co. will sell ut
on on Wednesday October at u NJ ct the Exchange
salesroom, uta southwest Boulevard lJt
street, each 2bxuU grade FREQ from rock and
In hne settled negbbohood; per cent mortgage Maps
At ~ Cedar street.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-THIS DAY JAMES AGAR,
Auctoneer will sell, n saesro0m ~ East Broadway,
a O'clock, DO lots OF Silk Merino and other DrcsSes,
BrOche and W0oen Shaws Velvet and Cloth Coaks Furs,
Remnants OF sik Undsrclothng Blankets Quilts Coats
Pantaoons and VESTS BY order OF John godfrey 81 Boeck
street At II O'clock sharp. lot of Furniture Stoves and
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MORTGAGE sALE--BY VIRTUE OF oHAfTEL
M %porsTsgs J win sell = gubs,S sus.i . o. Tues.
IN he forenoon, Il the drug ssors No. p ChssSsr.
Srsst corner e., % Centre street. n he ~ e
and Drawer. large quantity q InesuTs sssuscusA nd
stove, Pin nachiaes- Morars Gas Fxtares marble Rods
rounsin Leech Jars AortarA Graduates AWNING, Snow
Bottles, &C., &c. TEO las CUSHING.
Attorney for Mortgages.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONFER
Vl Elegant Furniture. French Plate Mirrors, Bronze
Statue.tes, &C, at auction.
l.. II. LUDLOW Il co.
Will sell at auction
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 90, 1853,
nj II O'Clock A. NJ. At the private residence 9SS
East I've n street, between Second and inird
entire Furniture in said house. cnssting OF
aor SUITS in satn danss< and silk reps
wood Centie Fables rosewood and s Cabinet rosewood
Arm Cbaii la satin damaek satin dsmask and rep Win
dow Curtains. gilt Cornicea, French Plate Pier aud
Mancl Mirrors, black walnut Dining Table and
Chairs, blac! walnut Buffet, back walnut Lounges,
black wanut Bedseais. Bureaus and Washstands;
black walnut Library Bookcase black walnut Cabinet, black
walnut SONS, Arm aud Side Chairs; marble Manto Clock
spring and Hair MAtresses Moluct, Wilton ana Brussels
Carpets Olcoth. &C. together assortment of China
and Glassware with which the will Cata-
osues ready At the auctionoer once No. Pine street.
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONFER.
Il handsome Household Furniture Horses, Carriages,
Farming Utensils, &C, at auction.
X. Fl. LUDLOW & Co will sell at Thursday,
Of George W. Devoc Clinton avenuc Central
nus Fordham Ridge,
BACK walnut Arm Chairs, black walnut Library Desk
Wasands, Lounges &C; Mirrors Linen Shades, Git Cor
nces, ON Paintings Hailstand, Hail Chairs Carpets OIL
Also, same time and place,
Horsos, Carriages, Bugaes, Harness Blankets, Robes
Cow Fowls, and large assortment OF Farming Utensils
Maps now ready at auctionssrs oics No. Pine
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A FAC. BURNHAMs FURNITURE. BAGGAGE Ex-
IN. peas, once 1l5 West Eleventh street. Sixth
pue.Famies moved city or country. Pianofortsafurni-
tsSs boxed ahippsd storage Honey advanced
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yyyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER. OFFICE NO Z
w City Hall place, els Tuesday 10th inst At O'clock
Futures Win and Lease OF the Liquor Store No
battery place. West Splendid four pull Engiis1
maid
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DY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTToNEER, SALES
ID No. West Fourteenth street and SO Fifth avenue
ROBERT sOhkRviLLf viii sell at auction on wednes.
day. October 20 at I0 o'clock, at his saesroom No. West
Fourteenth street elegant Household Furniture OF Try
manson removed Tor convenience Of Particulars
morrow.
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COL Broadway, assortment o. Hosiery Goods. &c.
q. +. WATTS, Marshal.
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DAwNBROKERs SALE.-R. FIELD. AUCTIONEER,
1875 Chatham street, wall sell this day. at II o.caosk, 500
Mems and Womens Clothing consisting Of Dresses,
BedA B.ddsng Boots Shoes Go Also nne lot OF Over
coss business and Frock Goats, Pants and Vests wen
worthy the attention Of dealers BY order Aetzler - East
Houston street..
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4 DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCT1ONEER
"A ADRIAN H. MULLER.
p. R. WILKINS Co win sell at auction on Tuesday,
Oct H. IL o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroo, No. Iii
Broadway, story nigh stoop
Houses 246 and 2S West very
Broadway. These houses complete 10 every respect
marble halls black walnut staira dumb walters, hot and
cold each location very
very easy and possession immediately.
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RT NOTICE.-BY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTIONEER-
IA viii sell superb collection Of Oil Paintings by Euro
pesn and American artists such as l. NJ Spencer j. n
eminence Monday and TUESDAY, Oct and 49, at 81 Mas
street, commencing At l0S O'Clock A. NJ Paintings and
Frames sold together. Sale positive.
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CITUATIoN wANTED-As GROOM AND COACHMAN.
y hy young married man; can clip and trim young
horses; the wife would do stairs required both
win be found willing and obgng best city references Ad-
drpss A. b. Herald ohlce.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-02

WoRKIsexxs's MKErIso.--on Tuesday
evening large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Worklngmen's Protective Association
was held at Good Samaritan hall, George.
town. Gen. J. Bell Adams presidod, with
John Newman, secretary pro tenn. Several
distinguished gentlemen OF Washington and
Georgetown addressed the meeting, advising
their hearers to organize and put their labor
against capital, that the former may be re-
spected. During the evening q committee
OF ten was appointed to represent the asso-
citation in the National worklngmen's Con.
yention to convene In Washington on tho
9Th inst.
HoRsR THIEF AaREsrEp.-A man named
Adolph Lawrence was arrested In George
town on Tuesday on the charge OF having
stolen q horse and buggy owned by Mr.. w.
II. shryock, aud which had been len stand
Ing on q street In Baltimore. Lawrence
drove To Georgetown with the team, arriving
Tuesday morning. He shipped the horse 10
Philadelphia by steamer, aud the buggy aud
harness BY the New York steamer. The fact
OF the robbery having been telegraphed from
baltimore, Lient. Essex, In charge Of the
Georgetown precinct, soon discovered what
disposition had been made Of the property,
promptly recovered u, and notified the Bal
iimore authorities OF the fact. An officer
from that city soon arrived, and Lawrence ID
now safely ensconced In jail In our neighbor.
Ing city. a... .'rf..
THE GroRoxTowN CAsAL.--The tolls col
lected at the Georgetown end during the
month past amounted TO about %, 500, the
arrivals during that time numbering 88l.
During the season OF 1859 the arrivals OF
loaded boats numbered 8,460, bringing about
6s3, 760 tons OF bltumInous coal, notwlth-
standing serious breaks In tho canal hero