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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CHIEF QUARfERMASTER, DEPARTMENT
~ OF the East Now ork city, June s. ESQ.
Sealed pop9ss IN duplicate, with copy OF this adver
this until 10 NJ june 90 is71 for snppying he quar-
termasters Department with Eve thousand hundred
twenty (5ha cords less, OF good merchsntable
hard wood 2s cubic feet to the cor 10 be furnished at such
times and In such quantities be required by this de-
partment during the ending June 60 1911 which
deliveries must he compeed and to be delivered at the io
lowing named places:--
Fort Monroe, VA, and Yorktown aud Hampton, Va,
National Cemeteries loo cords
Fort Mclienry, Md, aud London Park Cemetery, 1000
Fort Foote, Nd, <oo cords
Fort WASHINGTON Md, 100 cords
Fort Johnson N. g., go cords
Fort Macon, N. O., 500 cords.
Raleigh. N. O., 600 cords.
Glendale, Fort Harrison, Seven Piree Gold Harbor Cu
pepper Winchester Saanton, psnyie City Point, VA and
Newberp, Wilmington and Salisbury NJ c.. National Gene
terles IL cords each.
fredericksburg Poplar Grove (near Petersburg va
National Cemeteries 20 cords each.
Payment viii be made according TO the measurement
livery Bidders must state separately the price which
they will deliver the wood herein called for at OF the
Places
and contract entered into they VIII become slretes
equal TO fourth the amount OF the contract Tor the
faithful performance OF tho same
No bid will be enter that Is made accordance
with this advertisement and bidders have the privilege OF
being present at the opening OF The bids.
The government the right 10 reject all bids
such portion oil bdfn0t less than for posi- that
be deemed Of advaptage to the public interest
Bids may be made and viii be entertained FOR delivering
the wood herein called for at OF the poss
Proposas must be endorsed proposals for wooi and al
dressed 70 ho undersigned OF whom any otcr niormstoa
be obtainei. RUFUS INGALLS,.
BTevct Major General aud Assistant Qiartermaster
General United States Army, Chief Qlsrtermaster.
Dspartment OF the East
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u Of tie East, New York city, June 3, ls7a-ssscd pro.
,schcd ese invsd and VIII be received at tbs once
until l2 r N: June 20, 1870 for supplying The Quarter
cords more or less Of good merchsn!s bard wood l2s
less, Of the best quaty of autbraeits Coal,
n soa o . c e
best quality of anthracite Coal se and forty
Coal furnace s,zc the whole to be rnshed at such times
and such quantities IS may be required by tho Quarter
% ssch be y b
cred at the n following named PLACES: 20
Fort warren Bos!on Harbor, sss 900 lbs. egg coal.
M. eoa and pouns sS isc "00 1'''s POUNDS
Fort sullivan, Easpor., Ne, $50 cords wood 100000
Kennebee Arsenal Augusta Me-, cords wood and lcco
Champain Arsenal vereennes VT, 30 cords wood 10000
pounds nut coal and "a ,gD0 pounds egg coal.
S@n cSsr rs sana
for. at Clarkes Point and Long Point Batteries Masachu
ses The aggregate 81 cords wood and 360o esg
Payment will be made according to the or
places davery Bidders separately the price
which they will deliver the coal and wood called
Each bid must accompanied by guarantee, signed by
two responsible parties, that In the bid shall be
in equal fourth amount OF the contra for
the faithful performance Of the same.
with this advertisement and bidders have the privilege Of
being present at the opening OF the bids.
geous the department. or 10 accent
portion OF bid not less than Tor post may
Bids be made and will be entertained for delivering
the coal and wood herein called for the
Proposals be endorsed "Proposas for woodn and
to The undersigned OF whom aHy oher nforma
Breve Major General and Assistant Quartermasier
General United statss Army, Chief ousrerms'ter s
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE l2 ls7o-TRlpLE SHEET


LNRENCH CONVERSATION AND LIrERATuRE-BY
II Professor PARRAIN graduao Of the Catholic Uni.
versty OF Louvsin and Normal School OF Paris teacher
the University OF New York Application received for
French course 6 cssons 10 begin or before the s OF
July. 70 Bond street.
TWO YOUNG LADIES WANT INSTRUCTION IN IN
dian clubs. Stating extent OF attainment, and terms,
address DUO. 54i3 West Thirty second street.
VOUNG MEN PERFECTED IN ARITHMETIC, BOOK
l. keeping, Writing. Correspondence, Sc., and qnali6ed
for high mercantile situations Evening class forming under
instruction OF practical accountant OF great experience
Address ALPHA, Herald Office.
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~ Of the East, New YORK city, Jans s. is7o.
Attached each are % nySd ,.is ami viii be rsceel At
mas S'e p % 70 @ 9r the
G5Soo bushels s g. Oats. best Quality; three
aay haned and Be-. a
y more or les 10 be furnished At such times and such
ending Jns &C. at When m asse. m s
completed, and TO To delivered at the following named
Fort Monroe, va7e bushels OATS $50 tons Hay and 10
Fort McHenry. 500 bushels Oats SO tons Hay and IS
Fort Washington Md.-2eco tons Oats IS tons Hay and 20
Fort Foot-, Md-luOO bushels OATS 20 tons Hay and is
Fort Johnson, NJ C6Oo bushels Oats Is Hay and Is
Fort Macon y. Goo bushels Oats, 10 tons Hay and is
Raleigh n ca GOO bushels Oats, 10 Hay and 30 tons
Tue oats be entirely free from other impari
ties and up 10 good and substantial sacks securely sewed
bales, from surplus wood or other foreign matter
These supplies be delivered the wharvcs of the
" h eas aSsGTanE al :,
OF delivery Bidders must state separately the prices at
each OF The places The prces the sacks necessary
for the oats must also be stated separately.
two responsible persons that the bid shall be
scrsd and contract esrea n,q 'hsy WIN become suretes
for the faithful performances OF the same.
No bid will be entertained TIA, is made in accordance
ing present a. tho opening OF the Bids
regarded geous the department accept
such portion Of any bid not less than for post that
BIDS may be made and viii be entertained for delivering
the forage and straw herein called for At OF
Proposas must be endorsed "Propoaas for forage and
straw and addressed to the under gned, or whom any
''ne' in RUFUS INGALLS,,
Brevet Major General and Assistant.
Quarermaster General United States Army,
CHIEF Quarermasters Department OF the East.
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A ARON CRISTALAR, AUCrIONEER.
"A ELEGANT CARVED SWISS ANTIQUE FURNITURE
A. CRlsrALAR co: will sell at auction, without
Tuesiay, June H. a. 1u O'clock 4os Broadway
Imported lot OF above goods by order oresn
sgnees, consisting as fotows:-
EUFfETs, AMOIRE AND ETAGERE CABINETS AND
BOOKCASES, HIGH BACK, CANE SEAT SEWING AND
SMOKING CHAIRS: REVOLVING CAnD, LIBRARY AND
FANCY TABLES The above furniture Is richly 10
antique figures OF prds fish, flowers and sporting ebens
and wen worth the inspection OF eonnoses aud oil
variety and antiques. Goods now on exhibition.
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
" FIRST QUAnrrRaAsrEn's DIsTRIcr,l

4 lrftCE tHlEt lUAkIEkMASIER
Nfw YoaK Cry, May Is, is7e. !
invited and Vii rsssssd d
sss With "a l one sSns s the SSas
and eleven nsl bushels or Corn best quality 56b. the
aaa 9 I% y. i%f as afss ass
ts lbs eoo Timothy Hay four hundred
and thryhve thousand three hundred aud twelve 4s's
rau best qualify the Whole to be deisecd IN sucS San
iss snGns June To Se
deIlvsrea Rs, q the following named posts
pounds hay $500 pounds straw Fort WOOL New York ?
Ta so s s YoPS hay o
s bushels oats 600 0pounds hay $1,000 pounds straw and
FeI wadswor5S New York Haroor bushels corn, loss
fo New %
pounds hay ydin, and $50 $500 pounds straw ~
bqsdes issa poand, tssss pound. straw ''
n,y Fort u5 CSs% bushels ea pounds
'q:ns Sss osnd nay And .Ss% R1.d' straw
The entirely free from dust or other
rnd pSs up IN good s H. s u % as
be put up IN bales free from surplus wood other foreign
These supplies be delivered at the whaves of the
M % y ba T IL s
az .sen e OF the % ps Of be r
Zach bid must be accompanied by guarantee signed BY
and Contract entered into they will become .ures IN
equal to onoourIh Of the amount OF the
faithful performance OF the same
No bid viii be entertained that II not in accordance
with this ADVERTISEMENT and bidders have the privilege Of
being present at the opening Of the bids.
The government reserves the right to reject all bids
regarded dsadvansgcous the department 10
such portion of bid, less than for that
be deemed OF advantage to the public interests.
Bids may be made and will be entertained for delivering
the forage and straw herein called for at Of
tue posts.
Proposals be endorsed "Proposals for Forage and
Straw" addressed TO the Of whom any
Information can be obtained.
BY order OF
Brevst Major General RUFUS INGALLS,.
Assistant Quarermaser GeneEa United Sates Army Chief
Quartermaster Department OF the East.
WN. .. HOW'LL, Brevet Major and Assistant Quarter
master United States Army Cher Qusrtermaste Frat Quar-
ternaster's District.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A Lien n. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IN ny HENRY II. LEEDS sinner on tho evenings OF
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JUNE 10 and u, All o's'oek
each evening. at the
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos 6 and 6S Broadway southwest Twelfth street
FINE OH. PAlkTlSiH,
Ry order OF Messrs NiCOL DAVIDSON, successors TO
Mssira k Y. HAuuHMour kcO. Their entire collection
OF EUEoPEAN PAINTINGS, close accounts cons sting
o. tne orlSlnals by EMINENT EUROPEAN AND AMtRt
iices ~ eminent ArNss OF the spanish, Flemish ant
Na1an schools all richly framed Among then WORKS By
MenchstIi Huntnaon MgBari,
bFuns, J. q. Cole, kannry.
fobak, CnyeThouse Eawkse.l,
larnaid, McCori, Cobb
w. Brown, Hschnan, Nasor,
fnher, Bristol, Aou:agce,
and others OF celebrity.
above
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pLUMBISe woRk-NEw LuNArIc ASYLUM ON

pLUMBING woRK-NEw LUNATIc ASYLUM ON
j Wards Island.
Department Of Public Charities and Correction No. ss
Third avenue corner Eleventh street.
NEW YoaK, june q, 1870.
Proposals., sealed and endorsed as above will be received
by the Commissioners OF Public CHARITIES and Correction at
their oce until two o'clock NJ OF the 10th instant for the
Plumbing work Of TIE new Lunatic Asynm on ward's
Island The pans and specifications for the work be
SEEN and all Information obtained On application 10 REM
WICK SANDS, Arehitscts No. 8 Wall street The Com
deemed BY shsm advantsgeops 10 the department
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES BOWEN,
JAMEB b. Ni0HOLsON,
ALEXANDER FREAR,
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pklAN H. MULLER, AuCrTONEER.
"A VALUABLE PROPERTY SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF NASSAU AND ANN SrREEfS, 81 ORDER OF TUE
stPREME COURT, IL PARTITION.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, \. Il. wILKlNS & co. VIII sell
change salesroom M Broadway by order tr suprelns
Court, under tho direction Of Samuel Wood aq a6feree
Nassau and Ann nIees-lhe Plot OF LaDi together with
tue buildings thereon, situated the corner OF
Nassau and Ann streets ana known No W. Nassan street.
and Nos IS and 81 Ann street. tang "a fest aches Mas
street. 20 feet inches Ann street, a. feet lch rear
and 20 feet on the north ne Sixty per ccn may
bond and mortgage three years
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DY NJ, DOUGHTY, AucTIoNEER.

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.
ID VIII sell on Tuesday, June II, at 10k
o'clock at No. Ids Beecker street. between Thompson and
Lauens Streets ha entire Stock OF John Glider Furniture
Dealer, who declining the business The atock comprises
bne modern and antique parlo chamber dining
and library Suits Bookcases and Wardrobes Sideboads
dining Tables, Lounges Etaseres Carpets, Mirrors, &C..
also horse spring Cart and Harness. &C. Full particulars
in catalogue at tho oce of the auctonee ~ Nassau
the sale. Buyers assured that the will be
peremrtoy and worthy the attention OF dealers and house
keepers.
ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTIoN-Now ON ExHIBE
IL ton day and evening at the Clinton Hall Book
rooms aud Art Galleries. LEAyITr, SrREBEfGH CO.,
Auctioneers. superb collection OF English Books,
prisng unusually fue OF Illustrated Works
elegant bindings to be sold by ancon, Tuesday, June
and following evenings, At ~ O'Clock.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS,
"A Hotel Keepers and the Trade.
over 500 lots aud 2op00 worth elegant Household
Furniture at public auction, Monday june l3, lO1
O'clock At the large Ave sioy residence y East Tenth
street between Fifth aud University place nagnin-
cent rosewood Panofore, rich Paror SUITS, Mirrors, Cus
tains Carpets Bonzes Paintings Clocks Is rosewood and
walnut Chamber suits Mattresses, Bedding, Library and
Dining Furniture, &c. Sale positive.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Aueiioneer.
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A pRrAN II. MULLER, AucuoNEER.

AuCton pf hh teaNI NeslIenCe add II
OF Land at DoDbs' Ferry, on the Hudson fver.
ADRIAN III. MULLER, T.. z. WILKINS a Co win sell
At auction Friday June IL 1870 at Il o'clock EssAange
facsrooms Ill Rr0adgay tho IouBs and knoNn
Dry Brook, Dobbs Ferry, lately the reside B
Eanorih, deceased, oomnaniins beautiful view OF the
Hudson The land surprises IL which
partially covered with gioye OF large trees ihs Improve
mens consist OF large Housc, In elegant order
house. stables cowhouse ane hennsry gapery and
the latter being spckei with choice fruits and all hn yais
ties OF vegetables ia sir There Ia also the
nses ane green house wei stocked with large and chocs
and houze plants also cehousa od The
house 10 well supplied with resh water from beautiful
spring This property atolns the residences OF Thomas Pa
ton and Henry Caauncey, Ess very acTe and si.u
ated IN frat class neighborhood.
For aud photograph OF the place apply the
tonecr, No. Pine street, or to wM n. P00LEY 2S Dey
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SALES AT AUCTION.

pUBLIc NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE cow
q &. The s1.ss f%as q. q at e. ss
Sa,sG sss ss. s o ., Il na
passed April rs isO they VIII public auct 70 tho
SssT s' S a - ass sa sy
aaa ana USE s':aGs Iasoi q S ss Or asuss
tract a. hsrsaasr provided convey there
streets Or avenues, ciIy New Yori,
o sc sneo e as So ass 2. Sson % rssr ~ "s
double track TO MAnhaan STREET thence through along
isssss :SroseS aioss 3 sSs'i y sii s' is%s:
ias,s' street. thence through aud along ,Ss Third
w double ,nI 20 hs lar en- ssc from
double track, 70 ths Harlem ryer also sTom isbh
aud along ne rcnIA wA eogOe racE.
aas q aa % n 1' ss S a s SaSss as
accommodation OF the said .aros on the said streets
two years sm the passsse q Sad act, s,sspt
aoas Tenth avenue aad np9a aLa aoas sa avenue as lat
Street saSl sac viii ec coaascea in ihs oriaJ uaens.
tSr @ pTsa St a a Or they are sas
to such sran aud authorized % construct ope.is ana
qeh % Dc ssgsI on the pa,pens w,sa ten
days INTO .he city treasury NE Smsu"; Y .ne dermSs
sSa te@mSaai,y Of the sg oi New Yors, T. q: y:
E0oa and K m sy as csprs ss
ecns seh eerneats snail wilma No years hnIsh and com
pete .d aad equip e wig! Inc Islal.i., naee,
should he ey restrained prevented By any legal
proceedings CCtAplctius constructing
lime Tor which they restrained shall no oc decmed %
.aSen 10 ee part o The time wiAn whe 20 same "a 70 es
comueed. But ise Commissioners o. the shaking Fund are
authorized and The rL @ reject pi in the,
fur the interest OF tie ciy thal taey should dc
ana oil er tie franchise Or aae copy VI the acs
OF ihe Legislature unuer which N. sae 70 ne made be
yr1enled q the Finance Del artm1a Dated Sew iork,
June !, 1870
A. OAkEY HALL, Mayor
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
JOHN y. BRADLEY, CAainbegialA.
JOHN X. HACkEr1, Recorder.
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee, Board OF
NICHOLAS nAuGnroS. Chairman Finaace Committee.
Board o. Assistant Aldermen. 9.
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A LARGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture for sale, at great bargain cash Magni-
cent Double Parlor Suit richly carved and sied covered
sold for T975 do snse Sm $lT5; walnut striped
ps Suits for SOS suit; DO, $50; elegant rosewood
Chamber Set cost $780, for S75 10 walnut Chamber Sets,
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedding Etsgeres Mirrors,
Curtains Bookcase Bronses Vases, Clocks Paintings wal
nut Dressing Table Siaebosri, bargain: also
magnificent rosewood 7 octave pianofore $780, for
S25 Inquire al private residence IL Tenh street.
block west Of Broadway between University place and Fifth
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LII PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY,
~ Or. EVANS "a Chatham street. without mercluy. DR..
EVANs Magic Invgora,or lost maubood restored in fifteen
miul,es
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DAwNBROKERs' sALEs.-JoHS MORTIMER, IL EAST
Broadway Will sell 10 morrow tMonday) 40 lots MEMS
and Womens choice Clothing Bedding and other Goods BY
order T. Freel Williamsburg Tuesday, tine sale Woacns
seasonabe Clothing &e ~ order J. NJ. rnbul Seventh
avenue. Wednesday By order De Long 29a East Broad
way. ThurscayBy order Aaron IT Grand stfeet Fri
day-By order II. McAeenan.
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& ROBINSON, AUCTIOSEER, WILL SELL AT Az JCTloN
-. tomorrow June -, al o'coc1 T. NJ on the ground
(sx TO ten minutes walk from oboksn ierry) In hoboken
Eorty-Lyc
Building Lots situated on First Third Fourth Fifth and
SiAtesnth streets For ana tuher particulars apply to
j. BENSON, 2S Newark street Iloboken, near Washington
street. Sale without any reserve.
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EREE EXCURSION AND COLLATION.
AT THE
GREAT SALE AT VALLEY STREAM,
BY wYCKOFF & LITTLE, ACCTI0NEkRS,

TUESDAY, JUNE II.
special train will leave the OF South Eighth
II o'clock Send for and tickets 10 the Auci!oneers
l Montague street. Brooklyn or to- N. WiCkoFF, sG,
- Cedar street. New York.
or. sThs onice in Montague street viii be open until
O'clock on Monday evening.
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~ Auciiopser, vim ss0, e9 russdAy, June u, Al II
ecoer At s's s.ssrootn ~ Pearl Greet, SEQ packssss
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A uCTIoN NOTICE.
n MONDAY JUNE 13,
al ii O'clock
TwENTY.ElGHTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
LADIES', MISSES. MEMS AND Eoys TRIMaED AND
UNFRAMED STRAW GOODS
QUO CASES
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, DIRECT FROM
EASTERN AND CITY MANuFACTuRERS
Catalogues and goods ready.
W. TOPPING & CO., Auctioneers,
~ stre
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN rRoUBLE-DR.
N EVANS. ~ Chatham street with or without medicine;
hss powerful, safe monthiy Pills and compouni 10.
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4 GREAT BENEFACroR TO LADIEs~pR. EVANS,
N 81 Chatham street his powerful safs medicines
fu at one trial price So also ssntcmsn trsaied private
diseases cured.
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RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTiONERR
IA Ocs and salesroom, Nassau street. opposite the Post
oGce.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL will sell on Tuesday at 1913
O'clock their Salesroon 81 Nassau street, OF
whom
a large assortment OF Household Furniture,
Bedroom Suits. enameled and walnut ~
Chamber Furniture Dresaing Bureaus, Washstands, &C.
PArior Suits in rosewood walnut and mahogany.
Curtains--Brocatel lace, reps, Shades, sc.
Dining Room-E Extension Tables Arm Chars, Buffet.
Mirrors-very 6ns Pier and ManieL
ks,essss-Doube and single, Palisxses Pillows Bol.
Carpets-velvet, Aubusson, Brussels and Ingram.
Pianos Meiodeons, &C.
Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c.
Books Alvaluabe collection OF English
and American standard works.
some profusey Illustrated.
II milo asala
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A RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNT-
n tre for sale, the property of private fams declining
housekeeping and not wishing have auction sale Will
SELL at half cost all Of their magnificent Household Furn
ture:-Superb faror Suits, IA $3.50, for Sl6;
do, $3.50 Suits in for $50 magnificent octave
Panoforte. best city maker cost S00 tor $40;
Stool Cover Etagess Bookcase: 10 rich edroom Sets
at less than half cost 20 Carpets from 80 per yard up
wards Gail at private residence ll3 West
street, Sixth avenue. NJ BThe above furniture has
been in since August. B. II. MARTIN. Esq.
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SsHERiFF's SALE RODAY s. BRASSEL, AUCTION
> viii se Monday june L. a, II O'clock, ai ~
Fulton street. william, LOT of Wnes Liquors and
Cigars, consisting OF Brandes Whistles, Champagne
Clarets, Ales. &C., &c. JAMES O'BkiEN, Sheriff.
Is. REILLY, Deputy.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad ~

llEsE 4sfas &fEe..Xas sEXas DAY, January 10, the fol-
lowing Schedule will be run daily, Sunday
excepted, connecting with Night Train on
Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Road going South:
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Williamson Springs.

NNHE large and commodious HOTEL at this
Il delightful watering-place has been tho
roughly repaired, and fitted up with new Fur
niture, under tho superintendent of JOHN
A. MAYS. and will be opened on the goth of
JULY, for the accommodation of visitors No
pains or expense will be spared in providing
Tor the comfort and enjoyment of guests.
With the advantage of superior Hotel, in
a healthy and beautiful country, added to tho
curative properties of the water, and the plea
santness Of this delightful village, we believe
that the invalid or pleasuro-seeker can find
no place Of the kind hereabout where the timo
will be spent more proftably or agreeably.
Tho Rooms arc large and airy. and arc 80 ar
ranged as to furnish many conyeniences espe-
cially to families who do not wish to be eepa-
rated.
The Table will be always furnished with the
best the country and cities cari afford, and in
their culinary department., they would say,
that they have secured the services of those
who cannot fail to please, even tho most fas-
tidious.
Complete facilities are Likewise afforded for
in q word tho proprietor fatters
himself that he has left nothing undonc that
might afford pleasure and comfort of his
guests.
A few good horses and buggies will be found
constantly on hand, for the accommodation
of visitors.
RATES OF BOARD:
Icr LAY ..'.... ..............S 2.5O
Ier Meeh.. ..''.--......''. II w
Per Month. Observation-Disclosures. 35 90
Special arrangements will be made with
families at Il lower rate than the above.
June26 1mo JOHN A. MAYS.
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CLEVELAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Formerly 1Vilson's,)

uAVING purchased DR.. Taylor's interest In
IL this property, the subscriber proposes to
open the Boarding House on the 18th OF June,
underthe supervision of J.AW. Williams, late
Of the Mansion House, Charlotte. ~
The train on the Charlotte and Rutherford
Road leaves Charlotte at o'clock q. IN. ;, daily,
Except Sundays.) and arrives at Cherryville
at II O'Clock, where good Hacks, with careful
drivers, will bo ready to convey passengers to
the Springs at reasonable rates.
CHARGES FOR BOARD.
So per day; SIS per week; s4S for four weeks.
For children and servants, in tho usual pro-
portion. Children under two years, no charge.
liberal discount made to families and par
ties spending the whole season in tho House.
The subscriber would avail himself of this
occasion, to acknowledge, very gratefully, tho
liberal share of patronage heretofore extend
ed to these Springs by the public.
JOHN J. BLACKWOOD,
June % 1mo Post Cflico Shelby, NC.