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New-York tribune., 1871-04-15
rorporaiion Noiitcs.

DTp6RTNENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 257
I 1isI NJ. no royTR yTRACTORS-PROPOSAiS inciosed In
lcns with the the ~ors ana 70, nms o h '1s, ~ m
he rece. this onice unpl luESDAi hprl Io
u gea & Yips uuonst Chambers to Csnsls, with Bel
sso p.yeep ,,ps HObolen from Washington 70 Vests with
BsR % ,,s Re.de.t Washington we' with Bel
si,n p n,,ns souih.t Montgomery Coras with
~ Por pa1ng Msngn Houston to Stanton with Bel
Nj s"Fo paving Corear. South to Water 81, with Belgian
sewer outet In Onehundred andenh-s Harlem
pirr, "a Pint hunda sirt ent Ia SeyFtb
rd branches in Second Fourth, and Hlayes Onehundrdand
eleventh hundred andtweh One-hundre aninrenlh, and
On han r. Ut and .tweniieti-sts
Ne s-For hundred and nnthst between FourbAve
Ap ser in second,ye between One
,nd One sHc1tsi one hnndfend eentst, be
tween and 1haye AID One
between Second and ThIrd-avc4
No 10 Tenhave between Manhattan and Lawrence
& and Lwrenoe between Tentae and
No. Ii-For Tbave between Eleventh and Tyehhst,
2For regulating grazing, curb gutter and nag one hundred
.ud.th -oarth-st. between Fourth AMI Eghtbayes
No -Fo rgung grading curb gutter and flag onehundred
snd.twent, IhsL, between second and Eghtl-aves
No +-For regulating grading curb gutter and nag One hundred
and Twenty thrst.. between u ghth and New
1JFor regulating grading curb gutter aud nag Onehundrtd
snd-fo between Ith and Harlem River.
l6For regang grading curb gutter and nag Ninety hrd'
between Fourth and fhl-aves . ,
No I7For regulating and grading sIv.lthst between Fourth
No iS-For tagging Ffeht Tnh and MaIon-a
furnishing this Department with Yitraed Salt Gared
Sewer and Drain Pipes. and luyer Blocks
Blank forms proposals. specifications and ageements the proper
envelopes which enclose the bids and further information de-
sired hd application 70 The Contract CLERK hs once
WlLLIAM ~ TWEED, Commissioner Of PubLe Works
New York In ia
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IOIIN DWIGHT & CO.,
~ hGptiscLTeuci
SALERATUS. SUPER. CARB. SODA &c.
No u 0Asbp. Nes.Yerh
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ny,.yrv,sr oy rgy Tyr.pIoR oF SpfiS Ayv,Rs
WlsHISGrON, d. g., haToh 20. l5'l
NOTE-The receiving bids and samples under the above adj
,.mep, has been changed Wellington c. t. No 100 Dass
st. SewYork City which place will be open for bushes. 90 and ae
Ans D. s. PARKER Commissioner
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
II WINTER ARRANGEaENr.
sni after MONDAY OCT =, 1850, Trans vii s's JhHshb
"a follows:
s:3J = m Greenport and sag Harlor
1880 4 q. Norlhp0rt Way Train.
Harbo RYerhea Express through 70 hiees
SATURDAY nights
400 p m. Nonhport Express
$500 Hampstead WAY Train to Iip on S,iuri nhn
$500 D m. Northpou Way Train ,, NJ.
All t5ns conBec, al branch Hempseai suusy 8s ~ o'i
Gen Cove Locns valley Hcksve HGaungtol sn4 Mort of tt
Hun,ar,s Pu N. anl p >. " pANI-If wv
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-THE sTATE of SOTTH CAROLINA. Connty

TT'IL SIN + OF SUI II NItIlUIlI4NA, NUIIUIN
Of Carle.ton.-CoUHT CONsOy PLgAs-THE CITY AOtN-
on or on ARI ESTON Plaintiff JOHN G. SUSSDORF, Deieni
Ant-o JOHN SUSSDO8F defendant In this action: You are
hereby lure the complaint IN hs action
ub m Council of Charleston has hc n the Office Of the CLERK
Of the Pleas the sd County and TO serve copy
Of ,oe answer On ,uter he Ohce No. G Bro1dst, within
twenty service Of this you exclusive OF he
service Ii fail answer this complaint within iDe une
sfos,d the atf viii pplr Court for the relief demanded IN
die ccrl,ipt- dated Dec 1910 r. CORBIN. PlG ATTY
f. III A. C. RiCHw0SD. A. g. C. p. Charleston County
10 JOHN SUSSDOBF defendant: Take notice that the summons
IN ls action foregoing copy filed in the once of
M Cr of he Court Al Char eson the Coury Charleston, The
Sfote ~ Sorth 1rolua oh Of December 1870
peb q I57l D. T. CORBlS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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DrP,Rfzr-r ~ rEz ISrsRIoR OyFIcE ISDI,y AFpuRs
NIsHSGTOs. d. C.. March 90 1871 :
NOTEhe place for receiving bids and sample, uuer the above al
been changed from Washington c. No 0J Duane
NerYori City which place be for business. and amer
Aoul -. L :. PARKER. Commissioner
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAEEN RAIL
. ROAD.
a SIMMER ADVANCEMENT.


p,,,,., station in HesYors corner Of Tseayveuah It. So
Foarth,aye Bltrs,,s , 90 xsS TTsnty os sse1'l''-
For NeNsyen and Bridgeport T. (EI) u5o m 1919 'hil
For Ao sirsiod Fsr.cl Southport and wespor li@
For Scfsai EI . 1850 M l2:l' Cgrl (BI) 3' .S
0l.l. $50. $50 and 8 lEI y. N. . -. ,..,o,o
For b,ren l'& = ~ i'9 la ~ III B 5 'gI 2isjE1l
For Greensch and intermediate suOrs N3o m 2l' 30
SSnIy Nal Tran leaves scn'Y seyeutb,' NeEYers at ~
Boston via both SP''5csSoSS 5coSSESfSG S3t Trains
For Boston, vis SPnngaea, = m AID p m
For Boston. Wis Shore Linz l2:l', p NJ - . u.....
For Hartford Springfield m l2:lS $50 m " h'"-
or yegpor, R. L. l25 H. lEI) connecting With steamer 'H
For Conuectca Riyer Rar,i, l2'i' n to N''o''
For n artfori Providence and Pishkn R'rOd ,m s
For Shore Line Railway, at Ia ~ TO Nor"le0 80 i''
For NesIisyeu and northampton Railroad IL "A '' S'T'a
For Hoas,orie Ralrosi 3 "a and 3 p n .. vr.,,.,,
For Nsags'uek Railroad m p NJ, "a am us sstISpm
For Newt sn,m Railroad s. " 1it' SO ,rJ s,o 70 su,
Commcous sleeping attached 70 s ? a. ,.l i sa 10 ID,
day NAL dTaH on sss' Line JAMES IL Holr Sapaaendeal
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDsoN
~ RIVER RAILROAD arr'n lesys inTs 10, sssss s :. -
speisl bssns'roOm Car EIpe,. Tor Saeso
100 M Sortheru snl we'eru Express Di'"'s
sehed u.,, E,ore., Dr.vingroom attached . w,,,
tP n , no.f p.,ise F.prs.. With Seepnsc,r 'hoof'
,o. syr,cn., and Csnsnd,Cra ual ear. arschei 'of
- P m, eIe9l So a., Tor Chicsgo both l. : az. r.,
.d sr M ~ L"vi. via Toledo ard louisville VI. 'A'''
train viii leave at p III. on sunla'sl ,,,.b.A
7.m ~ and p m PogghserPsIe M.a'
$40 7:3O $40 aad lO:l3 N. u H. '''' -
' rs sunday for Il fSssygbRcS G.pr r's' A'
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
III
hOkkIs AND ksshA DIsIsLOI c,L..-,--

MORRIS AID RsSgX DIVISION
Depots Of and foot of Chr'op'rr
wiNTEa ARRASGtMEyTs G&nes,i.s MoSPAY 80. Z is',
ton branch a, Dover Branch waterloo with
for AniO'sr and Newton, W.shOstoG sth e d L. ,5a "
an 0ego ,nd all point. the LsEssssn, and Boa'Ss
lao m IEiiGI VALLEY EXPRESS stop, ,,se.,rs sor,
town Dover Hscse,own w,hngo1 PhlP'9gg ,nd si'a o'
E..ou " n Bethlehem, AIeniorD, Maaeh Chs arc
$40 n SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Ca,ssrR
R, waterloo with SUSSEX T.. and w''hngioa With b. l., 'Ss
$50 p HACKETfSTowS MAIL, sa BOoron caes'L
Por MoRRlsToTS m3 Il:2o il:Wl n, ?3o 3:2o 40 $40
For SUMMIT ,nd irt.nie stations a, si3O 7:S and lco
a9 'G, G9 yS a. goo ? Ftarru ORANGE s ~, s 1910 .,4
ll:2o llO 2o, 3''o Az. 49, 3S' $780, 90 s'N and @
For NEWARK, .tes 10 800 80 $40 1910 100 roo,
ll:2o and II;to LOO TO- '2:'o 1:1@ $50 $50 t;ls ~
$50 $40 $40 5 600 .6;lo o;iO '3OO, $780, and ll'i5
Tr,iu' marked stop at Est New2rs ,,,, 49,, -. -,
u;OO N. isl 2:o0, $780, $40 and 6:40 p n
ERIE AILWAY.--TRAINS Leave Depots
IL foot Of Chinbers-,t and 700, Of 29dtt, /. follows;
p ,ni p m daily Leave l2 ,s45 IN lo:i5 and W
@ S n. . % ny 4 S's Asb Ss nBisS Bs ,g Saa ot
vile magnificent Sleeping Coaches running through % Ceyeano
to Baso the 500 n trsa rom S,-Yo to Buffalo
he p m train NevYori Hornesvs. Ba1.O sa Cncsn.r
AZ F1l SlsTat Pc JeT rds sBd i1f, p m 5 osrn
d,l. o1, $50 a l23d-'t, a:ls M ,,q4.,, .-,.,
FOR NeTburgh way w. $50 and 40 p u Ii't 2.SA
nj F S:i Sarn 14q and W.y sand p n 23 as .D ;s ~
Th.,er Train Il 30 ,. (2Jlst, -ll:i3 m)
For snd Way from 29d'i Depot stoo ss mel .no ~.
s5 laSS ~ .,5 n .: ls SS B l3, =. u
l245 t5l5 s.5, AM - IS From CEAnDers DP' ss
For 9 f5e tis Syes iPi T%an mans Wa, a i
1915 AIS, 5:l5, and 1918 and satcrays on ~
From Chambers-St Depot At syJ m ~ l5o ' ~
and SATURDAYS only, t2 90 midnight
Tickets for and for Apartments Dssing Room aui Nf
Cosche can o0se the checking ant H'er o Bag
gage CompAnys Offices A s29 and 90 Blss' -
7snhert 20 Creenwch,st Eth.st aud Trlsye hlreH
33 Fnon.st Broo Depo,s Of Chsmbe aat foot oi f
NevYok; No and Long Dock Depot Jersey Ias
Of the Agents At The pnucips hotels ,,-,, , ,.,e
l. D. RUCEER, Dec r. wv; X bhhh
G4pu Suut I3.L Gen. PasrA A.
.D,iII fFor Hacse1ssca on'y
D''s' .nty yr.rt tc-It
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CHANCES for Business 0len.
fc9a! Nolltc5.

IN nursuance of an order of ROBERT e..
HUTCEGS esq Surrogate Of the County Of New,lof nonee
claims against BARNES JNDEh
hill ,e CITY Of NeElork deceased 70 present the same win
vrIe thereof 10 tie subscribers the Office Of WILLIAM HUI
PERT Pears the CITY Of Newlork or before the lei
.ar Of Jllg ue1t-Dsel NeS-Nork Dc. p 1870
- WILLIAM HUBERT Executors Of
MARY Z. HUBERT, iBanes ndeIhill
SARAH j. ROBINS, y deceased.
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COUTI SIDE RAILROAD of LONG SLAM

~ .Dp<NGEMENi.
FALL AND WINTER AkkAN,'ip 40 rsss
,onmoacus MONDAY, October H. lS'V' NON h"''
M. Nail for Pstehogue
M Accommodation for Babylon nd rfs
$50 m Express for Psschogae, via stsSt fe''
Place. ,h,l,.h "a P.ehszss
.sOR m. Isip Accommodation sAiardiy" 'n'asH
$50 D. m Babylon tromnelstl"n.
80 ss5ns. .0 | s0I $50 n. connect ''~'
for Rosia~s. -. ..n,ert si vskJ
The $3.50 and 10 ~, aud s.sV ana f'S y - 49,
Pm sA isr HsAsssIssL 49, ,orc, A. sap,rylsssssh q
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~Tpy,pE AND NEW YORK RAIL LROAp'-

~ nEP0r IN NRW YORK loot Of Loersy't Ne % @ \, ono.'
LEAVE SEW-iORK FOR BBRGEN-Nk & &ANp - NJ n, 100
SEQ 6:SD 7:l5 $50 s:l5. 95. s;l9 30 80 80 ~"
200 400 80 400 s:p. 5;O0 SD, 6o oi"' '''N .
i0:45 l2:oO ,, ,,,.,r cpyu 6:o0 $50 ''''
90 W'"" "' ''''' " n n RICKRR ssperaenaea' ,,,.t
n p BALDN IN. Gen Ps''''e,'s
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NTEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HID
NEW- JERSEY RAILROAD--FFl FFlKSgi KVM MtypTSI.-f, PHT-

n,sRoSsss-sr sai oa io O o0RThASD!Ss'T s :
WEST PHIiADELPHIA at eS aal gyO = u; n. ard n
vight Por alelphis via Camien; B,f-
For BILflM0RB and WASHINGTON and thh Tgs SOUTH ASD
soIrrIl MIST s:9 800 m snt snh % I,nehhers
attached $50 m train daily ana ,.os G R,i rods1o n
!. And gt D. m Silver Psse ii,sehsd 70 80 $40 soa'
,hr,nsh from Pttshurgb, tlneians IN,
sb,nS, silver Palace attached 10 the ~ md
through to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Loas'ue ., s !, And
- chance Silver siiscnei 70 ~ Te.tu
WV ,songb 10 Columbus .nd Cincinnati without eh'n s5sr
..s AT foot Deslroses foot VI y
('Daily. 49,, u W TuksoS Gssl sept
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Sleamboats ano Railroads
IORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM

~ BOAT co, successors o d. d. T. Smith. Line.
Ofce OF Hsrrisonst. Pier No. a.
intermediate landings
returning in the morning from above landings
riying al New-fOrk at . and 10 a.
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Octal,er ~.

additions. Contributions ThrougIi the Chamber
OF C0msicicc from Threc O'Clock II, NJ,
October is. UP 10 Three o'clock T.. M,
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OF YESTERDAYS COLLEC-
IkNhS.

total New York about S., 2O2, 7T3 Is
The Committee of One Hundred appointed by the
Chamber OF Commerce are requested to meet at the
rooms OF the Chamber. No. g. William street, to-day
lWcanesdaJ, 18Th INST, at noon, to act upon i'm
portant business
In the basement OF Christ church Protestant
EpiscopaD is a depot for the reception OF beading
ana clothing for The Chicago sufferers. At an In
formal meeting or the vesry 1t was decided that
cohlinttee consisting Of Rev. lr. Ever and one or
the vestrymen should proceed 10 Chicago in person
ana distribute the aid rendered by the congre
OF Christ church.
st. AIMS Episcopal church has made a special OF.
Ierlng Tor Chicago. winch accounts for the above
sum being small.
AT meeting OF Sorosis, held on the 10th inst,
was voted to contribute $500 10 the women suffer-
com nitted 10 the charge OF the Phianthropic Com
Master Diego s. Caro- pupil OF Senior Glass;
Grammar School No. 81 by his indiyil,laj eynrtnns
until Monday.
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NEW YORK SUPPLIES FORM ARDED
CONTENTS OF ElIG'S FAST TRANS.

We continue tho list OF supplies contributed by our
citizens for the alienation OF the sufferers by the
Chicago fire. Tney have all gone forward to the
charred city, and Will be appreciated 10y the
needy All boxes, cases or parcels seat
to the Offices OF the New YORK aud Boston Express
Company, corner or Sprlng street and Broadway;
Twenty-third street and Broadway: Grand Opera
House; DR.. Hepw0rth's church. corner OF Park
avenue and Ihirty-ourh street; 20 Park place, or
the Twenty-thlrd street Jerry Will be forwarded ana
acknowledged in TINS list, or they will be called for
at the houses II notices be sent to the Grand Opera
House:
No. sss- Howes, hyatt Co, case boots and shoes.
no. $s5Mor ans # sass s ssse1 so,hor
No $751; T Clayton, $50 Broadway, barrels merchan-
No, ss7- Holden paw, No. Bible House, package
NO sss-Edward Mott, ., Broadway, bundle clo.hin.
No. SONS. T. Winchsster. 81 John street. package
No. gsi-Union Hii. N. J., I barrc provisions
No. ssaC. and N, 81 Warren street. cases boots and
No. 1913 Benedict Hall Co.. 1874 Grand street, cases
No 34-J Il. Wells Co.. 80 warren street, case boot,
No. Ra ga s, M nseaa srfs sssos
No aNCurrisr, Sherwood Co., 10 Reade street. case
No Sas-Mrs Armstrong, 40 Sixth avenue bun lie cloth.
10 as 's Lad & TREND WILL b, s clothing;
No. Az. w Geardsley sons. isa street, barre,
4cs Newell Brothers. 373 Broadway, cases boots and
No. 4i-Mrs NJ. Whitney, Orange. N. j.. box clothing
No. 4 o Giiies, 10 cases Java coffee.
No. 4o knox, tue halter az Broadway 5cscs hats and
No. s ssS is Saesao cloth
So 4o2 2. Delamater 5s West Twen.y-third street,
No. Al0--Thonas wcley Son. 5l5 Hudson street, box
50. Hi z oppcnhcimer. II Ea,. riny.fouth street,
No 7--Czsns Isl Thirty fourth street. packages
No. ziSN, H. Frcidlander, ci6 West Fy-thrd street,
NJ. IA Mrs. &. Clifford 1913 wes, Tenth street. package
No. 4i5-Mrs. II. L, Williams las West Tenth street,
10. aIs aiizsn, package clothing j.. ,..,
tnaHsi 81 %s.s ' fs 20. si SS'1?
No. saJ-Dcn.i. Roger Ssa Yves. Twenty seventh street.
No 12iJohn SCere Go ora,io street. 10 barrels bread
No. 4.-DanieiI Way, y Washington Market, ha'f bar
No. ga r. ror, 80 Eighth avenue, bsrres bread
/ No 44-soomon lin euoorn, Ills Broadway package
10. Is-Mr, r. holman, 597 Lexington avenue, pack.
No. 426-ars. somcracd Col Fifyafth street. pack
No. lg;mfrom "No Ssne.r Brooklyn, . boxes clothing
No. i2Janei Ssnssr zs TENN ayeas slrre Irea
No. dio-s. J. Newman gas West Twenty nlnh street, 2
No ls~Sichoias Clock 2n Ihry.secons street, pack
so. sSi.Empoycs OF AS. Heyman ssa Hudson street,
No BID. Smith. 5Js East Thirteenth street, boxes
So w. Tracey Tar'y eighth street and Seventh
~ ss LII . 1 s.st sa"al. s ss
No Mis-. McAcIdy, 40 West sixteenth street, chest
No. a5as. NJ Goldman, u West foryseventb street,
NO. l.o u W. Mckee, Al East Eighty. fourth street. bun
No. al keichnm family 9os East For,ieh street. barrel
No 442-Mr otendorf, No. East Seventeenth street,
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FEW y0RES RESPONSE TO CHICAGO.
~~,--->->--->--e~,
Open Hands and Synira-
thetic Hearts.
LIBERAL DONATIONS STILL POURING N.

Prom the subioned list OF collections made and
reported yesterday viii be seen that New iork's
response TO Chicago's cali-"Come to our hep''-
Is stun liberal and the total ioots up grand sum.
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Mr.. BURNETT and men, 81
Fulton stfeeL............
The men of Silvia 4 Mou-
I'm, 81 Eighth xvenue...
Messrs. Hanlon 4 Good.
man and men, 4l3 I'D st
Mr.. Adams and men, IS
BockmAn street........
Mr.. Rosenthall and men,
2Sl Pearl street.
The men OF Bradley d
Smith. Dol Pearl street.
The men OF Berrien h
Son, 228 Pearl street. lie
The men of IL. Wyatt, l54
Greenwich street. =.
Messrs. cohn n Lazarus,
SM Pearl st., bristia
merchants. ...........
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,oSin1 IND" y UndernhL 70 Lafayette place 6packae0
a. 4. Lon9 81 Ferry street. box merchandise
Ne No No name Sor rsng 4 T. barrel clothing
No So H. Is. Caain d Co. / bale doms wosn'ns
No. G4-N rtin y Binn. packages clothing
No. e4s-w; :. Fitch h,i. bundle clothing
No. 647-Mrs j. lyman, Ia3 Kroaiwnv bor co,b,nss
No 6+s--Mrs Cross lafayette place. case clothing
No ~. No name (f,ie Express cases merchanaiss
No. dO-ssieman, May = Jsaacs, SS5 Broadwav ESQ "a,
No eS @. ii. coombs ss7 Vest fourteenth street, psct
No. s42 stiwell. 4is Broone street, mattresses
No. 653Lewis wendell. Is Walker street bunde ootb,rx
No. 65t-C. W. b. Harlem, bundle clothing s'
ny ooo-.No name New YORK and Boston Erprrss) bog
No. 6hd ". p. Beebe, ssi West Forty second street.
trunk c0lning. $4,000
No. No name expreas casks glass, barrels u..s
No. 6ts-No name ,express), case.
No. 65sNo name express case.
No. SIN name texpress), bundle clothing.
No. 6ti-No name express bundle clothing
No. 652-No name, bundle ciohin9.
No 6SsEdward sur:roh. 81 Maiden lane, bundle cloth
No. Sc. f. Compton ;exprcss, bundle cio,hinr
No. IDS Mrs FLOYD Bailey, Paterson, n d. bundle cloth
No. 6ss- Mrs p. r. Williamson. 81 Yves. Twen,yfOutL
street. bundle clothing.
No. ssS-So name sxpress bundle clothing clothing
No 669J Slwc, 4lS Broomo street. bOlsters four pa
NO. $50 Mrs. y. IL. Nook lao East Twensyafsh street.
No. sIl Brooklyn lergre.s,, case clothing.
No. 6iSNo maine New York aud Boston Exprsss), case
NO: ssa-L Rowe New York and Boston Expressly. IbAis
No. e75 a. W. NJ, Brooklyn. l case clothing.
No. 676 -Georse Koch, No. Whitehall street New YOrA
10. 677-No name New York Boston Express CASE
No SIS. I. skidnore Eas, Fourth street, case am
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Mr.. Miles and mon, IS
~ Fulton street. ......... I'll
Messrs. Huesmann BrO.,
3 Plat street, bristlo mer-
chants. .......s......... W
II Messrs. wilkins 4 Co.,
2l7 Pearl street. bristle
80 merchants.... ........ "
MIR. II. Kroehl, 220 Pearl
81 street, brist'e msr-
cnautS. ................. 10
Is Messrs. LewisOhn Br0s.s
Park place, bristle mer-
30 chants. ........ "
The men of Mr.. Martins,
IL Fulton street. III
The men Of G. w. Nc
CURE, Williamsburg,
30 bristle merchants. ...-.6 30
RAG 10
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Contributions from the GumOer Trade Sent TO
the l,ha nj l,aaa.raeccc.
rom tho Brus:lmnkers

The following are the firms and employees or the
brush trade who nave contributed to ala the Drusn
ma gprS nj
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.$44S 10
miscellaneous Yesterday.

Jsy Cooke 4 Co ...... ............... $4,000 90
Lverpoo London and Globe Insurance Company 10000 10
Audli Department Eris Railroad ....-....... rs 50
TIE Bar t,ornmlitec OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1896 90
pr Chapins Society, l,5u0 "
Battle L1oyd Mail Steamship Company,.,,..... 1000 %
Received n other NEWSPAPER otuccs ..,..,, 2l6 20
Wynkoop Il HalIenbecEs employee. ........... 90 90
CselOuian l,iup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000 20
TInpIoves az Orange Judd 4 Co ..., :. .... $50 90
Eighteenth street Methodist Epscopa chrch. 404 al
Collected " Master D. :. caro- ............. las 20
r. High School students. Observation-Disclosures. $50 W
Grammar school No 81 .......,.. ......,,,. Sc 30
Citizens OF Seventeenth police precinct ... L766 30
Total m scelianeous IL
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NOTICE.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED Hereby GIVES No
tice that he is about 10 make application 10
the Hon Commissions Of the General Land Office
at Washington, D. e.. TO have refunded 10 him the
purchase money paid for the s. = Of 8. y. u Of
Section 4. and y. W. u of N. i. q Of Section .,
Township rs. y. Of Range 10 E.. cancelled by order
81 the Commissioner. October Is. 1867.
ials.tw GARDINER WOODWARD.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

Essays for Young Men, or great So
cIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MAgETAAE-vith sure means of relief for the
FIRING and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitated.
scnt free. in scaled envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Nc. /. s. Ninth ST.,
rhl,sdalpni,. IA. oe23-.f
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WI tihc uufinE JtnnhrN, Hai. VIII doubtless
reduce iht. amount o. ess than $1,000 At the
clos. Of the month.
Old INDEBTEDNESS.
By the provisions OF the Act Of 18th March, 1854.
creating a Redemption Fund" most VI the then
outstanding indebtedness Of the county was placed
in that fund. and could only be paid in the man
ner prescribed thereby.
The Auditor in his Report Of the 30ih June.
lse5. stated the tbeu indebtedness. exclusive of
the interest which had accrued thereon, u the
several funds 80 consolidated into the redemption
Fund amounted 20 s54T2l II. Deduciing there
from the preferred claims 10 the amount Of 8, 500,
which were to he paid Ia fan hy sprovi-iun in the
Redemption law. there remained the sum of Sie.-
81 -. which. with the interest sccruing thereon,
could only be liquiiatei under AMI in conformity
o. the provisions 81 -aid Act.
The first redemption under the provisions Of this
law WIS made in January. 1861. and since the LIST
January, 1851. there has been paid out Of the Re-
~pemption Fund. In liquidation ofthe principal and
interest 81 these old claims. the sum II ssa. ass 81,
and now leaving an old indebtnes Of 81, 81 II
anil the interest thereon nj 10 per cent. per an
mum. This shows a reduction during the last four
years Of the Old Indebtedness, besides the liquida-
iiou q the interest upon the claims redeemed. Of
So .eu2 81.
Respectfully submitted.
SAN. n KING. Auditor.
Carson City. January .. ISL.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the Estate OF ID. Il. Barber. Deceased. will
present the same TO me. ut Genoa, Douglas
County, Nevada. duly authenticated, as required
by law, within zen months from this date, or the
same will be forever barred. n. BLOSSOM.
Executor OF the Estate Of ID. H. Barber, deed.
December 10, 1870
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Assembly standIng Committees.


On Judiciary Messrs. Williams. Lockwood,
Savage, Manning, Bowman, jones, remnant.
Ways and Means-Savag-, Garaghan, Manning,
buckingham. Cowen. Williams, smith.
Federal Relations-willism., Canavnn, Child.
Savage. Bowman.
Public Morsls-Trousdale, Burlingame, Buck
ingham.
state Li~brary-Liken. Simpson. Barber.
Public Lands-Hstch. Garagban, Burlingame,
Gray, Wagner.
Internal lmprovements-siurphy, Potter, wag-
ner, Beck. Simpson.
Contingent Expenses and Accounts Jones.
Beck, Barber, Williams. lockwood.
Mines and Mining In~terests-Murphy, Hay
Garaghan, Piper, Organ.
Corporations-smith, Gowen, Saville, Pstcheu,
Eilyson.
Counties and County Boundaries Garaghan
Bowman, Trousdale. Willard. LiSens.
Trade and Neutrality-suspicious., Dewey, Owen,
Fuller, Hatch.
Military and Indian Afairs-Beck, Hay, Law.
son, Mcclellan. Rogers.
State lnstitutions-Gray. Tenant. Hogan,
Patchen, Williams.
Enroilment-willard. Roney, Organ.
Public Printing-Delano Harris, Lockwood.
Claims-Child, Greenhslgh, Piper, Hogan, and
Fuller.
Engrossmont-Patchen. Rogers, EIlyson.
Agriculture Dangberg, Mcleod, Harris, Pot
ter, Fuller.
Elcctions-Barber, Bowman. Cowen. riper.
Dewey.
Mileage-Tennant, Garaghan, GreenhaIgh.
On Observation-Disclosures, Burlirsame, Jones.
Dewey, Brown.
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MINING NOTICE.-sTATE or NE
WI vada, County a ormsby. Carson City, Jan.
Il. ISL. Notice is hereby given that there has
been levied by the Trustees Of the MONTREAL
GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY an as
sessment Of Is cents per foot on the above named
claim, payable in thirty 900 days from date.
il GAGNOS, President.
Y. LAsoueS, secresayy. ja1I-lm
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Ohcers OF the Senate

President-Lieut. Governor Frank Denver.
Speaker pro tenn Hastings.
secretsry-Chas p Bicknell.
Assistant Secretary-F Butler.
Sergeant ai-Arms-M : Thompson.
assistant Serseant-at-Arms-L Il Moves
hngros-lng ~Cierk-frank sperling.
Minute Clerk-w n Mason.
journal Cl-rk-N Savers.
Copying Clerks 4 Mathews.
Chaplain-Kev MIR Allen.