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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-16

The QUEEN OF THE SASDwIcH IsLAEDs.--7hs - v
press ef the country in the general dearh Of uets
are obliged to make the most Of every floating s-.
tF.at comes along, and among other things they hive
made most of the statement that the ex-queen OF
Sandwich Islands is about to stop at this city, on
way to Europe. AZ there seems 70 be ~a~io' 81.
opinions es 70 What Kind o. a person hsg ma. .gt4a
aud even as % whether she wh.tsoE black Or tr5u
take pleasure id stating on the strength Of f5T
E0nal acquaintance wilu her majesty, that more zea
tuL a43 accomplished lady never gracsd PaE.5r o.
tarang. Ls was our coed iorruHe 10 NEE. Miss 4E.rs
Hoos a her falAeeH house, during visit 10 aa ssrd-
H4ga Islands ia 1865, aud on tla 5egaEiou after re-
cos.zrE the fact that she 8Rs one Of too most agag.
.iul gf.5 v5 had ever seen We Fsre charmed 1 lis
cover through eu evenings conversation tina. her in
.egeEce, education, aud vvagisY Fssa equal ta SHa
graces 9f her person. .Aiss Rock BAD light aaiau
cheek vas Of medium satura and Ser aaielfg e,ea
u9w be about thirty years Of age.
Thy spieis of the Tirssa.
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"Ksss Mz I'VE aga told saa. prominent ja5l,aal
djsu.lary Of ths eay made L4li6sous alties -s
'l5se day. Iaa story r4us 5ls. q gisoteye5. eso5
looking woman wa5 On -ls stand 30 si-5 a7tlsaee..
the book vas placed in nsr band By t.ss bench aao
spoke e follows sEoc soIgmaIg TsaF ass .ts PSI.
danoa sou shalt gige between the people OF 1a 4 sa
the WaeIs truth. apd nothing bus she .rr,c s1 tfg
you Cod ttss T7s Il mean kzs tst laas AS
lae5 5.-z-1 tng bCoE. ss a matter 6 ch-I-s
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r. G. CUMMINGS 3 On.
20 M NETGGTQM NTERT T.Tr A NT'S.

New ORLEANS LOUISIANA.
We shall continue business rs heretofore. Mr. Ihos
Pitts Shreveport La, at Messrs. Walsh 4 Boisseau's
lrehouse win represent our house n all business
alters julyl9
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EyHE nartnersbiD heretofore existing between the
undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual coD-
mt J. e. PHELPS,
" H. J.sPHELPS
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5. z. GRIFFIN { q,


No 6, Levoe street, Shreveport Louisiana.
gErunIESALE and retail dealers in Groceries, Dry
w Goods Hardware Iron and Nails, Agricultural
nplcments Drugs aud Chemicals, &C., &c Lhe aiten-
on of country merchants is especially called 10
immense stock Of the above articles ncw IN store. ,
Planters will find full and varied assortment o. all
upplies needed for Family or Plantation use.
The highest market price always paid for Cotton
Wool, Hides, and Bacon. Please give US a call
Shrnrrrnrt Aurnst 2 1861. --------
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L. M MUTT,
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Shreveport, Louisiana
VIII practice in the courts Of the parishes Of Csddo
Bossier Claiborne and BienVlle. luly49
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JONAS robson,
AucfiOnper.

Auctioneer,
Corner of Texas and Market streets.
WFAYING rented the large store-roon, corner OF
u Texas ana Market streets, will open the same as
IN Auction Mart Persons having property Of any des
ripton for sale viii find it to their advantage to call
IL him before making rGngenents elsewhere
WIN as,nd to the Sale Of Real Estate Groceries, To-
5acco and all descriptions Of Merchandise.
Liberal advances made on consignnents.
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LOONET & WELLS
ATToRNIES AND COUNSELORS AT Law,
Once at thU old stand, Market street,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
Shreveport, June l2 1855-sm*
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JAMES NJ. WILSo!


NXTILL attend to the sales Of Real Estate, AsTcs
w disc aud every description Of property.
Shreveport March 9, 1854.
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y. Z. WRIGHT. JAS. " DUNCAN
WRIGHT & DUNCAN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.--0ffce, Corner Of Spring
IA and Texas streets june 4 1865
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lace gain theoppa all
paca
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warm
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himself
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BEALL & CHAPMAN,
A TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law and
IA General Collecting Agents.--Offce Market street
learly opposite the pos: Office Shreveport, La VIII
1ttend to all business entrusted 70 them IN the parishes
If Caddo, DeSoto and Bossicr. june !, 1860
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

" Passenger Depot In New York foot OF Libertys and
freight Depot In NewYok. Pier No. g. North River con-
meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware Lackavanns
ana Western Railroad Easton with L-high Valley Rsil
road and ts connections forming direct line to Pittsburgh
and the West. without change OF cars. - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 70 THE WEST.
Two Express rains daily from the West except Sundays
when evening Tram.
sixty Miles and Two Hours saved BY this line 70 Chicago
Cincinnati St Lous ETC.. with but change OF Cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April a. 1865. leave New York as follows:
500 q m, for Ea-ton, M.uch Cbuak. Wiliamspor,
Wilkesbarre, Mahsnoy City &c.
q m.-For Bergen Point.
MAIL TRAIN-A 800 O. TOR Pennington, Eason wafer
Gap, Scranton Wkebsre Great Bend Pittson, Bingham
800 a. M Western Express for Eas,on, Scranton Great
Bend Allentown, Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and tho
with but OF TO Cincinnati or Chcaeo
ana but two chan to It. Ions.
II 90 M. 5:3J 1910 and II D. m. for Elizabeth
u 90 m TRAIy-For Easton, Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wilkesbarre. Restinx. Potsv,le, timnsours &c. a,
mFor Eastou. Scranton, Great Bend, Bethlehem, Al
lentown Mancn hunk and Wiiamsport.
SD. m-For Someivie and Flemngton.
go d. m.-for S0mervi'-. 40,
400 D. m WESTERN ExPREss TRAiS-for Easton. Allen
town Reading Harrsburg Pittsburgh and tho West Sleep
ps through Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening"
ELIsABxTHPoRr AND NRwfoRK fsIar-L~sve New
York from Pier No. NJ L. at a.0o Boats stop a. Der
gen Point and Mariners Hnbor. 80,
Tickets tor West he obtained Of the once OF tns
Central Railroad Company. foot OF LiD~tyse H. NO.
Nos IN and 5lb Broadway and q the PIN
eips hotela JOSIAH o. STEARN5. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
TO CAPITALISTS!
PROPOSALS FOR GAS!
POR THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Oryrcn OF Crrr cLxax. IxpIAsAPoLis. I'D,

OryrcH OF CRY CLARK. ISpIAsAPoLis. I'D,
Jane l. 1855.
In with the provisions Of resolution passed by
the Common Council Of the City Of Indianapolis at meeting
held its Chamber the 2th day OF May, A. d. 1909
which r~solutioa reads a. follows. TO wit: .
Rs..d That IN. CITY CsIh be and be hereby suthc''
directed to sdvere for proposals. Tor lighting tn
City Indianapolis With and FOR furnishing the cErn
thereof with gas the period Of TWENTY YEARS, from
and sner the third day Of March. 1876 and that he
proper Adve 20 be inserted In the official city
and IN public pewpsp~ In each OF the cite. OF Cneia
nafi Scw-Yo orb. Boston and Philadelphia"
J. CrRrs BrrTERELD, Clerk Of the City OF indianapolis
Marion Comfy Indiana hereby notice that sealed pro-
po.Als will be received th. office, Room Nc. Giebns
BLOCK for the Common Cornell Of aid City or before the
fourth day OF september 1875 for lighting tue said City Of In.
diana poll. WITH and for fursbng the citizens thereof
with ga for the period OF twenty lOl years iro and alter
the third day Of March. A. ID. 1875.
Proposa sceors panied with the Of the pro
pos-d security.
P-r.on. desiring to bid procure copies OF the ordinance
regulating the sirs Of the City with BY addressing tho
City CleIt.
By direction Of the Common Council
CYRUS 8 BUTTERPfELD,
Cerk City OF indianapolis.
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proposals.
NAvY DBpARrMENr. J
BuaxAu OF CONTRACTION AND RFPAn,
DS~ce~ lane 10fl

NAVY DBYARfMENr.
BuaxAu OF CoxsrlucrIoH AID RFPAn,
June Is, 1858.
PROPOSALS for TIMBER and MATERIALS
II for the NAVY.-SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish TIM
be- and Materials for the Navy 70, shs no .S
Repair until 10 o'clock ofths 18th Day Of JULY ns1s u
which tns the opening will be commeneed.
Proposals must indorsed Proposals ior Lmeef ana N =
teras for the Navy that they may be dstngunhsd nom
other and directed 10 the Chef oil the buesu
OF Construction and Repair. -, A.,
particularly described In the printed schedules any OF
which will furnished TO such desire to ohe on appnca
Navy Agent nearest thereto and those OF all the yards upon
application 10 the Bureau. x.,, Il
Tho Comrnandsnt Of each Navy Yard will inform eidde" OF
the quantities of each article where the sizes are vaflhoe
This division into classes being for the convspehce OF
in each such classes only will be furnished az are
required for bids The Commsndant aud navy Ason. ~
each station will addition tho schedule OF classes OF
the schedules of the otbe yains
examination only from which may be judged whether ~ W.
BE- desirable application for Of the classes OF tnoso
yards All other things being equal preference Will be gwen
10 articles Of American manufacture.
OHs made for the whole OF the class at any yaia
upon Of the printed schedules or in stct CONFORMITY
Herewith, or they will not Do cousidered
Upon application tho Bureau To the Comnandant OF any
yard or to any Navy Agent the form OF oneI OF
and other necessary information respecting the proposals. WI"
be furnished
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder who
gives proper guarantees required by the law OF
1896 the Navy Department rss~vns the right 70 reject tho
loves, bid, any which may DO deemed e!oIbitant 4,
The contracts will bear date the day the notincssoh
given and deliveries be made from that date
Soees in the full will be required to nsn the con
tract and their responsibility certified to by Ieo
District Judg- United states District Attorney Coscto .,
Navy Agent AZ additional security twenty per csntuin III
be withheld nom the OF the bills uDt,l the
shall have been completed aud eighty per cenum Oh eacn
approved in trpcste by the Of the respective
Yards will be paid by the Navy Agents the pons OF de
ey in funds % cithcses at the option Of the
within days amer the warrant for the same shall have Deeh
passed by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The classes Of this Bureau numbered and desnAseo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
ERIE RAILwAY.-T leave Depot foot

L'RIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
II Of Chsmbers-sr., via Pavonis Ferry:
IN, Day Express for tanandaigua. Rochessf bundo
Grand II uDk Railways and at Salamanca with Atlantic
sod Great Western Railway. ~ 49,
800 a rn Mix and Way Train. daily. to Otisville.
10 Express Mail, Tor Buffalo. connecting with Lake
Shore Railway. -,
4nm, Way Train, for Port Jervis and Newbursh.
p m Might EIpress FOX Csnandaisua. Rochester, Buffalo
Salamanca and West.
SPIN Lightning Express daily for Csnandaisns Roches
ter, Baa.o, salamanca Dgnkiik, and West Connect,
Salsmanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Sp mr. Emigant Train, daily for Buhao, Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. Genr sup't, New.York
VIZ H. BARR, Genl Pass. Agent New.York
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tra vii

II ONO ISLAND hAll4hOhD.-Al olno "AAA
i leave Jane. slip, New.York. as folows:
m Geenport Mali and PASSENGER lrsin stopping az
all Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head, hosyn ana
Henpstesd Trains e.,
~ % a. m Syo.sst Train, stopping at all Way stations
$3.50 o. NJ. tircsnpor, Express, connecting with hosyn
Glen Head Hampstead aud stopping all Stations east oil
Iicksyie except Saturday. which days an sxtra
Train will leave at m making all the connections TO Farm
which days the Express viii not stop between
Jamaica and Deer Park. 49,,
cepting Glen Head and Rosyn .
$50 p. m. For North isip, Hampstead. Glen Head and
Resign. o,n,,.o..
On Sunday an Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point at $40
a. m FOR Yaphank and all intermediate stations.
~ " q. CHARLlCK President.
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Assn. q. NJ. OFFICE FoRAss D.PAHrxKsr
tohSgR WHITEHALL AND BRip6R sTs, Z
hEw-YoRK CITY, 1868. ,
HNHlS DEPARTMENT. is prepared TO receive
u written PRopoSAls for the delivery Of CORN OATS
Bids should state the quantity description, kind price
place and time Of delivery. &c.
Payments TO made upon delivery thereafter
a the Office may be In funds.
ed. BCRCHARD, Cspt md Asst QuaytsTms'tsL
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Chances for Business Glen.

CHARLESTON, S. C.-RlCHMOND, Va.
" SAVANNAH t;,-'rbs undersigned would be pleased
TO make arrangements with and other, intro
duce their goods in the above markets ApVhMCEs Will
their correspondents there Packages and Money
regularly by every steamer Collections properly attended to-
MAC0Y 4 HERWIG No. ia broadway, N Y.
Office Of tho Chstston Pioneer Packet Line sla southern
PscAsze EypIesa
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che Curt.

Union COURSE. LONG ISLAND. -
~ Another Great Troiting MAtch TUESDAY, June 70.
Of - o'clock Match or $1,000 mile heats best three
In hive, TO wagons. Hiram ooiruf Lady Emma
Samuel Mclaughlin namos b. George Wilkes, formerly
Robert Filngsm. Cars will leave the Fulton and Williams.
bursh Ferries i've minute. during the day for Eas
New York and South Ferry the Course direct
at O'Clock D. M returning when the over Good dsy
and good uackf not neat lair day. An ecieas body q
metropolitan police III be IN after &c TO preserve order
epA TE Proprisie,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

OyYcg LigHT Housy IssPxcroR
NEwYoRK CITY May a. 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Ohre until IL O'Clock ~ EspAf the 10Th day
oil June next for raising repscn and keeping their proper
positi0ns, all e BUOiS the Hudson River between
Newly ot and Troy, Lsbe Champln Fire Island Inlet and
-uch others as be suhozed fr year oro the st
day OF July neat TO the succeeding M day OF June ACCORDING
10 The regulations ofthe Light House Board and the printed
sPbcaons copies Of which be lad By applying to TINS
Once.
by ordsr Of ths Light Hou.s Board
Com. L. N. POWELL,
Light House Inspector, ID District
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CIDELITY INSURANCE COMPANY.-Tb,

EJDELIIl INSURANCE COMPANf.-The
l. object Of the above Company is to substitute corpo-
ration IN the place Of security 10 individuals aud
corporations against loss sustained by the delinquency OF per
sons holding places Of trust.
AUTH ORiLED CAPITAL................... $500. 900
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS ON---.............4lo 100 100
President. KNAPP
Vice President and Tres.urer...EDWARD {. DELAVAN.
Attorney aud COuDse ..EDGAR s. VAN WlNkLF.
Genera. .ept aud $. pro GEORGE w. PRATT
TRUSTEES:
Shepherd Knapp William Il. Isham. John Van Nest,
lose Oh Lswronee, Elias NJ. Ely, y. r. Wbeewright,
Benz. r. Winthrop James NJ Drake. George H. Nryius,
Fredk H. WO.coit, u. Watson Child Trcndwe ketchrm,
DAVID S. Dodge. George A. Haisey, 4. {. Churchill,
Frrd'k w COggiil, John Stewart, Francis Brown,
ueo 4 NJ Davis Clinton Gilbert Edward b. Cobb,
l. f. Underworld. Henry J.. Picrson, John +. White.
Moses A. Hoppock, Morris n Jesnp, "a d. Van No,trand.
lanes Marsh. Chas. NJ Connolly, Ezra A. fIayt,
rrd'k r. Aschman, George Ellis, Edward G. Delavsn
Frank Vincent, George D. forrest Abm. onaeksnDnsh.
Books Of subscription 20 the Capital stock are open at tho
Mechanics Bank, No. 50 Waist rev YORK 49,
Ten per cent will be required at the time OF subscribing
and the balance subject TO cali -
On the closing 0i the books the STOCK WIN os ao,teo 10 tue
subscriDeTs. o
Daf,d New-YoIt, jane. 1865.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, |
FEFDK n. WOLCOTT, c.,,,
DAVID S. DODGE, fsnha.,,TaS
NORRIS X. JEsUP, 'A'''''p"0"
GEORGE ELLIS.
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DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSkiLL
i MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS SARA
TOGA, LAKE GEORGE and CHAMPLAIN, MONTkEAL'
QUEBEC, and al other points North and West VIA HUI
DAY BOATS for ALBANY l.ndns at Conzen''s Hotel
poch West Point Nswbush P0ughksspss RhinsSs's C.'~
Steamboat 6. v1RBARD, Capt D. H. Hitchcock TUES
DREW the alternate morning ION and AFTER May 22dl st7.
from Pier loot Of Desbrossess, touching q Thsthe
Pier TO receive passengers At 1910 ,
Tickets sold board and baggage checked the West and
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS..
Baggage transferred without charge.
E'OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
Il SPRINGFIELD.-St~sners leave Pecksnp for New.
haven at 3lS and II p. connecting with Railroad.
EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, BRISTOL and
WEST CAMP.-Steamers leave foot Of Harrisons
daily, tSundsys excepted) at o'clock p. m.
EORNEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
l. KEEPSIE. RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Cozzens Dock Cornwall and Milton. Tho steamer MARY
EOR NORwALK, landing at WHITE.
l. STONE. CITY ISLAND and GREENWICH-The steam.
boat JOHN ROMER will leave Pier No rs East River Peck
Slip daily tSundsys eIceptsd) at O'Clock p. NJ
V,O PLEASURE SEEKERS-FOR LAKE
Il SUPERIOR-One Of thenew and magnificent steamers
METEOR and PEWABIC win leave Cleveland. Ohio every
MONDAY, at 8 p. M, and Detroit Mich every TUES.
DAY. at and Port SarDs, every TUESDAY, at 10
For real comfort and pleasure the Lake Superior trip Is
TROUT" fishing in the world and nowhere the lNvA
LID reze substantial benefit In the cool dry and In
MIGRATING climate OF Lake Superior. u T. also the CHEAP
EST TRIP" offered being only about cents mile which
includes state For information securing Of
rooms apply TO CHARLESTON Co., Cleveland. Ohio; j..
T. WHITING Co., Detroit. Mich.
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Ale0iedl.

CONSTITUTIONAL j. PHILLIPS,
" NJ d. gives hls exclusive attention to Diseases OF the
Air.Pas,sges Lungs and Heart Office hours. tl and
ti o. u Treatise mailed for SOC. No. All Fourthsve.
nR. RECORDS world-renOwDed ESSENCE
~ or LIFE restores the vzor OF Manhood to the most
debiiat-d Success certain In case Cucn cent on
receipt Of four stamps Sold in - or iour times the
quantity In one for 81. 40
f. ROLAND, Sole Agent, No. ~ Broome-st. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. via. the Erie
Rsway from foot Of Chsnabersst., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting with railroads for all principal cities in the West
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbsns Dayton Cincia
natl and s. LSr r,a0Ti e Ss.1 o. swEErsER
Msadville Pa General Supt
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The following are the Gas ie Dy tbeu huhOo' eIeN ."
the respective Navy isrds;
KITTERY.
Nos g. TO- H. H. H. u.s. II. Is, 49, 20 ", 70, zo H.
g. W, ii, % ~ ~, -, 49, ~, II. ~, ~ II, o.
CHARLESTONN. -
Nos H. %. u, 49, 49, 20 a. ~ 70 10 IT,
g. ", 81, 90 ~ 8, n, %, %, 40. II, "A, 43, A.
BROOKLYN - -
No.l2aI5s7s H. H. Is, I6, IT, 10, 10 10 81, ~
a. Is 2s a. rs 90 d. 80 ~ o. 81 49, 80 40, 81. ~, a. IS
&C. ~, ~. .u
PHILADELPHIA. 49, -.
Eos TO- II. -. H. H. 10 20 ~ 70 20, ~ 70 ~
a. %. ~, 3, a. %, 20. 90 81, a IS, q, ", 50.
WASHINGTON. .
No.Isu H. IT, IS is H. 49, 10 90 rs. &c. n. %. 90 81
o. ", -, n, -, -, 40, II, A. a. ~, s.! -
NORFOLK.
Nos l. T. H. H. H. u.s. 10, II, l8 49, 20 u, 1J 10
8 a. %, 90 81 80 H. NJ, n, "a, 49, ~, Al, q, a, Is, A.
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Cusron HOUSE,, NEw.YoRK
COLLECTORS OYyCE, June lo 1862
will ha received at fhia Office

DROPOSALS Will DO received AZ THIS Olnco
until the 26th Of June for supplying SHIP CHAND.
ERY for the Revenue Cutters and Boats In this Collection
District for the year commencing July 1862 and ending
June 30. 1866 .
Lir OF the articles required will be furnished application
at the Office Of the Superintendent, No. % Finest
\ DRAPER Collector
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Osvicg oy rnx RicHuoSp. FRgpERicKsBuRs ASDl
PorosAc RAILROAD CoxPASr.
10 RRIDGE-CONTRAC IOkS.-PROPO.

SAILS will be received this office until ESDAY, the
2oh 81 June 1915 rebuilding th, Compauy bridge the
Rsppahanook River including any repairs
needed 10 the stone and piers which but little
injured Thi, bridge six hundred and six 600 feet
long and sbogt @ feet high. above tho ordinary
level of the river which there usually about Of
ten O) deep The spans between the piers aboo,
one hundred and t~sntyone 2 feet In length. The plan
On tho top or roof sbou, II above the bearings the
piers or Abutm-nts .
Any further specifications or Information respecting II
NAV be- obtained at this Office OF the President Supen
trndeut Proposals. with ss.sctofy references to the
.k aud responsibility OF the contractor should be addressed
sealed to The President and Directors 81 the Richmond,
frei.reksburg and Potomac Railroad Company"
J. b. WINsrON. 5, afetaIy and Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1866. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1885
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1865.
Passenger Station In NewYork corner Twentyseventh q.
and Fourth4ve. Entrance on twenty seventhst

Passenger
and FourthAye. Entrance on twenty -se'enh-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven 100 $50 tEI) ll.3O IL is, (Er,)
NJ, (FI.,) 3.45, 20 and 800 (Ex.,) p.
For bridgeport 100, 800 Ell llD n M; Rl5, tExD
800 (E1.,l 345, 40 and % (EI..) p.
For Milford and strattorj. 100 IL 30 M 3S 30 p. M
For Fairfield, Southport aud Wesport, 100, l3O a. m 3i
ADp.m ~ ~ =,
AS 40 $50, 800 Ok, ?.
For Dsrien, 100, go l1O H. ;a&5, 43o. $50 p. nj.
For Greenwich, 100 49, 1850 ;3t5 40 30 % pm.
For Stamford. 100, 40 tEx) $50 ll3o M l2lo lExD
500, (EI a, 40 so, go 500 lEx p NJ 10 :, =,
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations 100 9o ll3o
4 IN. aa5 40, $50, go, 100 p. M.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via sprins hed 800 (Ex 800 lex, 800
For Boston, via Shore Line l2.Is, (Ex.,) s.Oop m.
For Hartford and Springfield, aVo lEI.) m. (EI)ac9
EI.,) l2l5, 400 D. m.
For Connecticut River Railroad. 800 (EI,) l2l5p m.
10 Montreal 800 p. m. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud tishA RAILROAD, 800 tEI)
q M l2.l5 r. m. n,
For New Haven New.London and stOninston RAilrosds
800 a. IN. IL. is, 800. 200 p N.
For Canal Railroad. l2.l5 p. m. TO Northampton.
For Hou-stonic Railroad, H. nj. and p. NJ.
For Nsueatuck Railroad 9.0J a. n.., 300 y. IN. -
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, 100 w a. m. f'~
p. . 80. A.,
JAMES n. HOYT, sups
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.--
IN Trains leave jersey City for Permont 500 M sl'
M. !; y. m 4l2 M and o;2e p. Id. On ostoruay.
Mon.ey THOs. w. DEMAREST, Superintendent
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN -SuMMER ARRANGEMENTS.-O and after MON
nay June 1895 Trains will leave Twenty srths, station
for Albany and Troy Meeting with Norh.n and
AZ II a M and 4:s0 D. The II train connects
At Troy with Saratoga Lake George Buringon and
Rutland ard by Lake Champan Boats Pasburg Rouse
Point and Montreal Sleeping attached to the l%op M
train n Albany Tor the West