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TREATMENT OF kINGB0NE.

A gentleman submits to Prof. Law
the following statement. 1t was told
me by teamster, and was this: Fas-
ten bar of lead, bent to a ring,
about the horses pastcrn, 50 as to
rest down on the ringbone, when the
latter rapidly diminishes the size, anG
soon ceases to be painful or incon-
venient to the horse. The ringbon
will, however, soon begin to grow out
again, if the lead is not kept or. The
bars of lead weighing half or three
quarters of pound, and eight inches
long, to be found in almost any viii
lage store, are of the right size. A
holo must be drilled, or cut out with
knife, near each end of tho bar,
and grooves cut on both sides from
each hole to the ends of tho lead, and
the ends Of the grooves nicely roun-
ded off where they lead into the holes.
The bar should be just long enough
when bent in the form OF Il ring about
the horses pastern to fit a little loose
ly when it comes down to its place on
the ringbone. The holes are for
reeving through Irvine cotton is best
for the purpose of jointing the ends
of the lead together after it is put ON
the horses pastern and bent to its
proper shape. The Irvine should be
passed through from one hole to an
other n great many times, so as to fill
the holes and grooves to prevent its
parting. or being chafed cf, The
lead will stretch out two large or be
lost off in two or three weeks, but it
costs little to replace it:
10 which Prof. Law replies:
The above remarks deserve the at
tention of those having young and
growing horses, the subject of ring
bones, in chronic and comparatively
inactive state. have seen the remedy
applied, with apparently good results.
The improvement is due to the pressure
kept up by the ring oflead, which stimu-
lates the absorbeLts and leads to the
diminution of the tumor. The action
is the same as the absorption and in
dentation of the bone of the leg by
the continued pressure of a tight gar
ter only the ringbone follows the ex-
ample of the other deceased products
in giving way more rapidly than the
healthy bone. The steady decrease
in the bulk of ringbones in young hor-
scs, when the exciting causes have
been removed, was long since re-
marked by Solleysell; and the gentle,
but persistent pressure of the leaden
ring merely seconds this native ten
dcncy.
But in recent ringboncs, painful to
the touch, and causing severe lame
ness, another system of treatment
must first be adopted. A diet OF
bran mashcs or other soft food must
be given, dose of physic admins
tered, and wet bandages kept on the
fetlock till the extreme tenderness on
pressure has disappeared. Then may
the pressure be applied with safety.
this is not the only instance of the
advantageous use of pressure for the
removal of morbid engagements in
the horse. In certain kind of wind
gals, thorough-pins, and bog spavins,
1t proves still more successful than in
ringbones. Y. Tribune.
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SURFACE MATURING.

/ believe in it. / cherish the be-
lief that surface manuring is the way
to manure. Every farmer aims to en-
rich his farm. Let me tell him in a
few plain words how to do it, and
then, after reading this plan, let him
think over his past experience in
farming and see if it does not corrobo-
rate what is said here.
Apply manure chiefly to your til
lage lands while in grass. BY so do
ing you produce a strong, stiff sward,
filed with grass roots. If these roots
are of clover, SO much the better. II
you succeed in growing a good crop
of grass ON poor soil you havo done
two things-made your land much
better and gained good crop. AS
soon, or before the soil begins to
show signs of failure, pillow or manure
again. If you pillow, you have a
wealth of grass roots decaying for the
food of growing crops, Re-seed be-
fore the land gets exhausted. and do
it bountifully. If you scrimp and
stalSe elsewhere, don't do it when
seeding to grass. Aim to have n
sward as early as possible. To &C
complish this you should seed liberal
ly. When the sward is formed you
have another crop of manure to pillow
under. In seeding land it is better
not TO be confined to one kind of
grass. In this manner lands may be
managed for centuries without mate
rial deterioration.
As farther argument in favor of
surface manuring mention that it is
Natures way. The soil is on the top
of the earth, irrigation deposits its
iertilizing elements on the surface.
Manure applied to the surface is ac-
ted upon by the light. heat and rains
its elements are much more slowly
evolved in the earth than on the
surface. Every farmer should inves-
tigatc this subject for himself aud
make his own conclusions. - WeStera
RTal,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-26

Cbaneery SnIe nf HIOuntyiIIc. Tenn.
IN pursuance OF decree of the Chancary Cnurt
at blouutvillc, sullivan county, Tennessee pro-
nouuccd OF It's May torn, 1870, in the ease 81 j. Y
Anderson W, !. u. Rhoa and Ihun r. King; aud
John =. King vs.. James y. Rhra and othcrs.
BllLAND CROSS BILL
will sell, on Thursday, the SQth dry Of June
Biouutv,llc, tho tract Of land mentioned 4 nj de-
s"iihod IN tho plcadnEs, lying the North side 81
liolston Biver, ncnr the town OF Union, the road
leading frnm Union to Ilountville, adjnpihg the
lands OF Jas. ID. Rhea, And rson Crumlty, Pm
aux and others, containing about 10 acres, being
tract Of land sold by said j. p. King to said j..
u. Bhen.
A credit Of six tGl and twelve Q2l months viii
be given; bond aud good security required " the
purchaser, and lien retained for tho purchase
money, and sold without the right Of redemption.
May 26, 1870. WILLIAM MULIENNIX
june 3-4t-E. Clerk and Master
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NOTICE,

William A. Dooley, Admir-. and Rebecca II.
Ncwland, Adm'x. of Joseph Ncwland, Jr.,
decd. VS.. the heirs of Joseph Newland, Jr.,
Iced. and others. Peter Gardner, VIM.
Newlnnd, W. j. Bradford and wife Mary
Ann, Richard Hickam, Lane Boycc & Co.,
DR.. jas. II. Vance, Elkin Manufacturing Co.
and Henry Lofts and all others, creditors Of
Joseph Newand, Jr., decd. take notice that
on the 10th day OF October, 1870, will take
an account in this Gaze in the matter Of the
estate Of the said Joseph Newland, Jr., decd
as ordered by the Chancellor, when you will
he required to prove and file your claims ms
required by law. May Rules, 1870.
WIN. MULLENNIX,
June S-4m. Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond.
Session OF IS76-9I.

The next Annual Course ct Lectures will
commence on the First Monday i'm October,
and continue five months, with fully organ
izoi Faculty consisting Of NINE pBoFEs-
soR5D and with all requisite Apparatus,
Models, drawings and other facilities for the
illustration of the lectures In the several de-
par.ments. Ample supply of material ion
Practical Anatomy.
CLlNicAL INSTRUCTION at the College, the
City Aims Houses, white aud Co'orod,) and
the Dispensary attached 10 the College. Spe-
cial Clinice on Diseases of the Eve and Lar,
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
FEES Naturalization, S. Fun Course Of
Lectures, Sl20; Graduation, $50; Demon
strator Of Anatomy, $40.
\ reasonable Indulgence for the Professors
Fees i'm proper cases.
Board I'm Richmond SIS to $50 per month.
For further information on couv of Cata-
logue, address l.. =. JOYNEs, N. D.,
aug. 5-lm Dean of the Faculty.
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County Court NJ DIountvlIIr.

JOSEPH L, SPURGlN VS.. Heirs of John
Spmgin, Decd.
In this case it appearing from the allega-
tions of complainants bill that Defendants,
Phillip Spurgin, John Spurgin, Elkannh
Spurgin, Joseph Longmire and wife Jane
Longmire (ormerly Jane Spurgin) John }.
Willard and VIM. c. Alillard and Joseph
Longmro their guardian and Elkanah Mil
lard and his guardian Elkanah Spurgin, nrc
non residents Of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Bristol News, n newspaper
published in Bristol, Tennessee, notifying
said Defendants to appear before theConty
Court of Sullivan co nty, at the Courthouse
in Blountville, on the first Monday in Au-
gust, 1870, then and there to make defence
to said bill, or the same will lie taken for
confessed, as to them, and set for heal
ing eX parte.
]. p. RAIDER, Clerk.
BY A. J. cox, d. Clerk.
July 8, lS1O-it.
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ai fIo ann garh Ell.

TIT THE,n--As pertinent to this
column Of our paper We recommend
that purchases be made of the follow
ing Houses.
Agricultural implements, and Seeds
for garden and field, r, Sinclair &
Co.. +. Whitman q Sons, and n. w.
Side 4 Co., Baltimore, z. II. STARK
ard Watt q Knight, Richmond, and
O. Biilipis, Norfolk Va,
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Attachment Notice.
TnoMAs @ MCCONNELL. VS.. JonN On

Thomas G.. MCCONNELL, vs.. JouN GRAY.
The plaintiff on affidavit says that the de-
PENDANT is justly indebted to him, and the
said John Gray is n nonresident of the State
Of Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process of
law cannot he served ON him, ana having
obtained an original attachment against she
defendant returnabe before me or some other
Justice Of said county, ind the same having
been returned before me on the 2gth day OF
July, 1870, levied ON the defendants proper
~. Ii is therefore ordered by me, that pub
lication he made for four successive weeks
in the Bristol News, notifying said defcnd-
ant 60 appear before me at my office I'm the
town of Blountyille, sullivan county, Tenn,
on or before the 81 day Of September, 1870,
and answer or the same will be proceeded
with oXpaltc,
I. l.. 3UMGARDNER, J. p.
Aug. Bat
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DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
d C NAL! g re gulato Z :
Woman Best Friend.

This valuable medicine + prepared for HoNtN
exclusively, and tu be used 10y women only. u D.
Is disurdered, aud will cure any irrcguuiiy Ia tho
"monscs,n except Ia such cases as require surEi-
cal operation. A. these lac taro very rare tho T.
MALE REGULATOR Is Of alIuost universal applica-
ton In Il sudden cheek of tho ''iuuutlly cuUTscr'
from com, trouble " mind or like cause, 1t acts
Ike charm, by rostpring ho dtsatHVe ~ ec'jg
fisfdnce, thus relieving the fever, headache, pain
in the back and "luwer stomach" Pushes Of heat
about the face, chilly sensations, burning oi the
eyelds, and general restlessness. Taken III time
all those symptoms pass away lmmedlhtclyi Win
out injury to the constitution. Frequently howev-
err, the proper remedy is not applied In time, the
disease becomes chronic and the foundation laid
for numhcTlcsS evils to tho constitution ni woman
Tho next "turn' comes around and there IS no
"show, ~ or perhaps tho whites" Will appear -
There will be some uncHsincss about inc WOMB
but very little or none OF the natural unld escaping
| The complexion becomes suluw, bowels swollen
sort of greeuish caste about the face constant dul
aching paius IN the head, weight n the lower stnn-
nch aud back with without whites, pal Iitailois
Of the heart pallor exhaustion, indigestion, wear
mess. langor aching the lunS loss oi appr-
| tte pain ia the left BREAST tirhtness across the
chest, cough and giddiHesS. II SUI allowed to go
on, "grcen sickness" will be fully developed the
headache become severe, with loss of memory, d.
minishcd scusibity ,sfcK stomach dyspepsia, no
relish for food loss " flesh Increased 1utterrg Of
/ the heart SWELLING OF THE FEET, legs and body,
aud occasional splitting Of blood. The slightest r.
fort causes hurried breathing, alrist 90 sutucaton.
The skin Is habby, and has "doughy feel" This
Is sad picture, bat 70 Is the condition. OF thousands
Of women between the aGea 90 hltten and forty
who arc brought To the grave 10y Ignorance or neg
| Loot to take TIT proper remedy.
To an who are siiicted with any n the symptoms
above mouti"ucd in connection with au irr"guari-
~ of The "Muutlily sickness wo earnestly say,
FAKE uR. lfEApFlhLp'S FEMALE GkGuLATuH.
4 Few oUucrG taken, you viii at once experience IT.
benefit, ard with lite patience you VIII be iuliy
res n1rd TO Health.
This rcmady has been extensively used for mp
ward Of twenty years by many Of the most expert
ruced and ,ucrasSful plysciaas in Georgia. No
fr all la. tHrt ltIIft
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NJ OEsCE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing between
G. X. Nlillarl aud j. II. Cross under the
firm and style of Willard & Cross, Union
Depot, Tenn, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
The said j. II. Cross having bought all the
interest said Willard had in said firm, will
settle all the unsettled business of the firm
and continue business at the old stand where
he will be pleased to furnish his old friends
and patrons in the future as in the past for
pay down." good goods and Mt lower prices
than they can be bought from houses that sell
on time. C., X. MIILARD.
Union Depot, Tenn, j. ii. CROSS.
Fcb. 10Th 1870. Mar. 4-tf
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In tI,c County Court ant Blounl-
willie.

willie.
JACOB Holt OF al, vs.. Nathan De-
vault ct al.
In this cause It appearing from the
allegations of Complainants bill that
defendants Isaac Devault, Jackson
Devault and the unknown heirs of
David Hull, are non-rcsidents of the
State of Tennessee. It is ordered that
publication he madefor foursuccessive
weeks, in the Bristol NEWS newspa-
per published i'm Bristol, Tennessee,
notifying said defendants to appear be-
fore the County Court, of Sullivan
county, to be held at the Courthouse
in Blountville, on the first Monday in
August, 1870, then and there to make
defence to said bill or the same will bc
taken for confessed as to them and sci
for hearing OK parte.
JAS. p. RAIDER, Clerk.
By a. j. Cox, ID. G.
Bailey, p. q.
julyl-4w.'
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NOTICE.

Wy virtue Of AN order of State issued by the
I'D Clclk Of tbc Circuit court Of sullivan county
will offer for sale 20 the highest bidder, for cash
In hand At the Chouu House door, Ia Bluuntyille.
ON hondsy the goth day of July, 1870, one tract Of
land, lying la the 10th Dist, OF sullivan county
containing nine arroS, more or less, adjoining the
lands OF Thomas Pain, r. Hiokcm aud othuis. 49,
Levied ON as the property of James Larkoy to salts
~ two judgments that Peter l.. Gardner hns against
him. This juno H. 1870.
luno2l--5t prs. fec 50. H. y. SPURGIN,
Deputy Sheriff.
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[ have concluded to put in nlorc see
on light, poor soil, every year, and
shall continue to increase the amount
urtil satisfied.
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NOTICE!
TREAsURER's OPTICS,
kNpNXIrr Tau,, 40 Ig-n

EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA g. GEOR-
GIA RAIL ROAD co.
TREAsURER's OPTICS,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July Is, 1870.
To TnE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Z. T., Va.
& Ga. Il. Il. Co.;
The regular Annual Convention Of the
Stockholders Of this Company will be held
nj the office of the Company in the CITY of
Knoxville on Wednesday the 18th day of Sep
tomber, 1870. Special trains will Ne provided,
on that day. to carry free, all Stockholders
who may wish to attend, to and from the
Convention.
JAEMES q. MITCHELL,
Aug. 5-5t Sec. Treas.
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M1HE CohLEGEs
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
LEXINGTON VIRGINIA.

FACULTY:
GgNERAI. Il. +. LEE, President.
CARTER j. HARRIS, A, III,
Professor Of Latin.
JAMES j. WHITE, a. E,
Professor Of Greek.
EDWARD 3. JOYNES, A. NJ,
Prof. Modtr" Languages.
Ray. J. l.. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
Pref. Morol Philo>phy.
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prnf list w and EngliSh Literature.
ALEXANDER l.. NELSON. \. NJ,
Pref. Mathematics.
VILLA ALLAN. a. NJ,
P,of Ap,Eei Haitmd,ics.
RICHARD 8. MoCULLoClI, a. NJ,
Pr,f Nni,;ral Philosophy
JOHN L. OAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Pref. Chemistry.
Pror. Applied Chemistry.
Ii,S. J. ". BRoCKENBRoUGu, LII. D.
J'rof. Lalr
N. W. HUMPHREYS, A. d.,
ass Prof. la reok.
ROBES MAsSiS, a. NJ,
ASST Prof. Modern Languages
DUNCAN {. LYLE, a. NJ,
asst Prof. Mathematics.
CHARLES a. GRAVES, a. NJ,
ASsc Prof. English.
JOSEPH B, WALKER,
asst Prof. Chemistry, anil
Principal of business School
sFor the present the instruction In Engli"h
divided among the Professors "i MORAL fhli9sophy
Modern Language and History, with the aid Of on
Assistant Professor.
a. Tho duties " this Chair discharged by tn
Professors of Chemistry and Natural philosophy
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This COMPANY ln- eve If the largest md
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years.
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and all orders and tuniugs promptly attend
ed To.
Professors. clrrrymen md institutions
supplied ~ lh"iHl liecount.
GAEuL'S rIANO COMPANY.
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l AnAn MIuAL COURSE.

The stn,lout selects his own course OF
study, under the advice of his Parents or
Of the Faculty. The several Schools are SO
arranged as to admit Of u complete course
of study in the following directions:
/. Department of Arts, to which is at
ached the Degree of BAcnELoa Ts.
9. Department of Science
: with the Degree of BACHELOR of Sol
EHCE.
S. Department of Philosophy.
Degree of BlCHELOG OF PHILOSOPHY.
The Degree of MAsTER "F Ants Is con
rcrred on Students who have completed the
course of study in nine Schools, and have
taken distinctions in seven Of these.
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STATE0F TENNEseE--- Chancery
Court at Bonneville.

Benjamin A. Deeler, }
: attachment Bill
W T. Moon y others
In thiscaso It appears from tho allegations IA tho
Bill that the Defendants o. =. Stair, John r. Stair
and w. u. Williams are non-residents Of the state
Of Tennessee is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks ia tho Bris.
toll News, paper published In Bristol, h. Tenncs-
sec, notifying said resident Defendants to ap-
pear before the ChanceY Court for Sullivan county,
at tho Court House In Bluuntvilr on the third
Monday In November next 1870, and plead ans wer.
or demur to oomplainants Bill or the same will be
taken for confessed and SGT for hearing eNparo ~
10 them. n. j. PHILLIPS, d. &, y NJ
August Rules, 1870. aug. Dat
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HOUSE CARPENTERS & JoINERs,

Desiring to open business in Bristol we Of
fer our services in the above business in Bris-
tol or vicinity.
We think all persons designing to build
would do well 20 call on us, nj kinds of work
from plain and neat to finest ornamental and
as low as We can afford it. Wccan give best
References. Address
DEN STERLING & BRO,
7Nlar. 4-3m Marion, Smith CO., Va.
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2. POFESIONAL COURSE.

2. PROFESSIONAL UUUhSh'
|. Department of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma of CIVIL ENGINEER.
2. Department of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma of MIN1NG ENGI'
epar ment o Law and Equity
with the Degree of Bachelor or LAW.
L. is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
din ection of
|. Mechanical Engineering. 2. Applied
Ch.,aistry. 3. Agriculture. a. Commerce
9 PR BPARAT0RY DEPARTMENT.
This course cpbraces tho subjects Of
Latin, Greek, Mathematics aud Engtsi
preparatory to til regular College classes
4. TUDBNTs' BUSINESS SCHOOL.
this SjhpDl, emma ns hip, Bookkeeping.
Accounts, &C.. nre taught, under the nu-
thority of the Faculty.
Sneoial Privileges and Honors.
As special Inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and five Honorary Scholarships.
the latter covering tuition and college fees
are annually awarded.
Three Masters of Arts are annually np
pointed rs "Resi lent Masters" with valua-
bic privileges and erolumcnts.
Tie Collie &c educntcs. free Of charge,
all candidates for the Ministry, properly
recommended. 1t appoints to free Scholar
ships twenty-five young men intending to
make Journalism their profession. II gives
long credit to meritcrious young men
without means.
The next session opens the 81 Thursday
Of Sept, and closes the 4th Thursday o
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed 1926
per annum.
For further information address
J. NJ. LEIGH, elk OF Faculty.,
o,rDT-1y Iayinoton w
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Bubble Aotitts.
SALEOF VALUABLE GOyERNMENT
AND MISSISSIPPI

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Branch Mint bahlSncfa Ca by Collector of Inter.
10, revenue A'. TERMS OF SALE.
yearly sc Witch shall oe %sae or
The I'm q Apr next, with interest nom day Of sale
failure on the part Of the purchaser 70 make the
propery and che forfeiture to the Government OF tho
Al BIDS 70 20 made subject 70 the approval of tho
e Oh ses or BIDS bns 10 s o
est OF the Government to do 80.
sale vii hnS 'assss
@ a osd Ss ~ w is the last
'n' 'DA'' nA'0 G eco YES s. boutwell, Secretary
\. o, sSss
e. AZ and 9s or n
q the board Assessors Tor BY ali
TiIsiSFor laying Nicols9p psyemont in riftlea
steoa a laying Nieolson pavement In Finy'hst
street nom flth toSlNth avenue.
street, nom Eighth to Sinth avenue.
Eeir avi%ns in fOrnF
Fith-for laying Belgian pavement in West Washing
sikth-for building sewer in one Hundred and Thirty.
FIRST street, from fifth to Sixth avenue.
the several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
PIECES and parcels GELS. Of land situated on
TO the East River to the extent Of hafthe block on the
second-Both sides Of Fiftynrst street from Fifth to
sixth avenue TO the extent OF half the block on the In
Third-Boih sides OF Fourteenth street. from Eighth
70 Ninth avenue TO the extent ofhaf the block on tho
Fourth"boh sides Of Forty.nrst street. fron Sixth to
Eighth avenue 20 the extent OF half the block on tho
:. Fiflh-Both sides of West Washington place. from
block on the interesting ST. ects the souerly side OF
Fourth street. between Grove ana Barrow streets and
sixth"Dot6 sides OF One Hundred and Thirty.ar..
Fifth avenue aud the casterly side avenue,
tween one Hundred and Thirtieth and one Hundred
All persons whose interests affected by the above
or either Of them are requested to present their oeee
tons In writing TO Emanuel Il. Hart, Chairman OF thu
within thirty Gays from the date % this notice.
EIciIARD TWEED.
- RICHARD NJ. HENKY,
Board OF Assessors.
once Board OF Assessors, New York Jan. s. 1870
CKOTpN AQIEDICT DEPARTMlIENT.-
the name o Re Sdae Snd the S date of he ~ vii
be received At tbs otoe until II o'clock A. NJ OF Sa-
as the stafford IL Se Sl Nysnus
nom Fourteenth street 10 Fifty .ninth street.
authorized to lay the form OF pavement Ne'
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once OF the Croton Aqueduct Dept, Dec. g, 1863