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THE NEWS.
GOVERNMENT FUNDS ON HAND

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WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The Secre.
tary of the Treasury, in response to a
resolution of the House of Representa-.
tives requiring him to prepare state
ment showing the amount of money
now in ;he Treasury, on yesterday
transmitted a communication from the
Treasurer of the United States, from
which it is seen that the available
balance In the Treasury, according to
the returns received to the 10th lust,
was Sl23, 423, 1851 consisting of coin,
So7, 799, 9N.37; currency, $65, 623, 964. "a.
Total, Sl23, AZ, 1891. Of which sum
vi, $50, 3oo.6o was on deposit in the
National Ranks designated as deposito-
ries.
ST PATR1cK's DAY IN TIE UNITED STATES AND
CANADA.
NEW YORK, March l8.-Reports from
various quarters represent that st. Pat.
rick's day passed without. disturbances
the Fenians celebrating it in quiet and
orderly manner. At Montreal the Irish
men turned out en- naasse, and marched
TO st. Lawrence Hall to pay their res.
poets to the Governor General, who said
he accepted the demonstration as an
evidence of their loyalty to the Queen.
The same quiet prevailed at Toronto.
FROM CANADA.-N0 FENIANS VISIBLE
New YORK., Marsh 1s.-Dispatches
from various parts of Canada show that
no Fenaus have made their appearance
as, was fearfully anticipated by the
inhabitants. The arming of troops is
still progressing in Canada, however.
Much satisfaction is expressed in high
quarters at the good faith of the Omitted
States Government iu preserving
neutrality.
TILE WEST INDIA3sQUADRDN ORDERED TO HAL
PAX.
MONTREAL. March 17.-Sir Frederick
Bruce has ordered the West India Suua.
dron to Halifax, with all the disposable
troops from the West Indies.
MAYOR MONROE TO BE INAUaURATED.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Times
positively asserts that Mayor Monroe
will be inaugurated On Monday notwith-
standing the statements to the contrary.
The military will not interfere.
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CIVIL RIGHTS.

Both Houses of Congress have passed
the bill guaranteeing all the inhabitants
of the country civil rights, and the act
has gone to the President for his sigma
ture. The bill is as follows: y
Sec. l. That all persons born in the
United States and not subject to any for
eign power, excluding Indians not
TAXED, are hereby declared to be citizens
of the United States; and such citizens,
of every race and color, without regard
to any previous condition of slavery or
involuntary service, except as u punish.
ment for crime whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted, shall have the
same right in every state and territory
to make and enforce contracts, to sue, to
be sued, be parties and give evidence, to
inherit, purchase, lease, sell, hold and
convey real and personal property, and
to full and equal benefit of all laws and
proceedings for the security of person
and property as are enjoyed by white
citizens; and shall be subject to like pun
ishment, pains and penalties, and to
none other; any law, statute, ordinance,
regulation or custom To the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Sec. 2. And that any person who, un-
der color of any law, statute, ordinance,
regulation or custom, shall subject, or
cause to be subjected, any inhabitant of
any state or territory to the deprivation
of any right secured or protected by this
act, or to punishment, pains and penal
ties on account of su,h person having at
any time been held in condition of
slavery or involuntary servitude. except
for the punishment Of crime whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted, or
by the reason of his color or race, than is
prescribed for the punishment of white
persons, shall be deemed guilty of a mis- |
demeanor, and OH conviction shall be |
punished by fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars, or imprisonment not |
exceeding one year, or both, in the dis
erection of the Court. ..
Sec, 8. That the district courts Of the
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N @ I C E
rus NORFOLK POST ESTABLISHMENT FOR sA

THE NORFOLK POST ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
The Norfolk Post newspaper establish
,nent. which includes the most complete
and profitable Job Office in Virginia is
offered for sale. The Office is self-sup-
porting, as will be fully demonstrated
but the present proprjetors find IT nee
essary, by reason of engagements else
where. to be relieved of the burden
incident to the publication of daily
journal in Norfolk. For particulars ap-
ply at this office, to ,nouu
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We are indebted to MIR. r. Fl. Fox, Of
the National Express, for late southern
papers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NOR FOLK
OPERA HOUSE.
POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY;
Commencing THURSDAY, MARCH %.
NADINE GHIoNI
~, s.ssss
SIGN NOR UsINI,s
p
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. /
DIREcToR..... MAX STRAKOSCB.
Mr.. STRAKOSCH announces with much pleasure that
he has succeeded in engaging competent and efficient
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
embracing the most eminent ARTISTS, and complete
CliORuS and ORCHESTRA, comprising the best Artists
from New York, with whom he will give in Norfolk
THREE GRAND OPERA NIGHTS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MARCH %, % and "a.
change of Opera each night will be given, in a style
unr1valled by any other management The following
eminent Al lists all of whom have performed this winter
for forty consecutive Grand Opera Nights at the New
opera House New Orleans with the most unprecedented
GHIoNI AND sUsINI OPERA COMPANY:
sIGNORA ANGELINA GBIONI, the Great Dramatic
Prima Donna.
MADMLLE PAULINE CANIssA, the young and highly
talented Prma Donna Leggiera
NINE AMAL1A PATTI srRAKoseH, the fs,nou, and
'o popular Prima Donna Contralto.
Print Tenori Sig. MACAFPERRI, Sig. RRRANI
Print Baritoni, Sig. MANcUsI, Sig MARIA.
Prime Bassi, Sig. ADJUSTING sUsINI.
Mdme Parozzi, sgnora zapuzzi, Second Donnas.
sgnors ximenes and Belli, Second Tenors
sgnors Locatelli and Massio, Second Bassos
With apowerfnl Chorus and complete Orchestra under
the d'reet'on OF the Musical Conductor, sguor ROSA
Leader, Mr.. Il. Zitterbart. Stage Manager Siyro,
Grillo; Prompter, Signor LAMA. Costumer sienor
Santelia. e
The following Operas will be performed entre
THURSDAY, MARCH %,
Belin's Grand Opera, in Three Acts,
NO RMA
Mesdames Ghion and Canissa, signors Macaterri and
susni In the principal roles.
FRIDAY, MARCH %,
Rossinis Comic Opera, In Three Acts
IL BARBIERE DI SEVIGLIA.
Mime Patti strakosch signors Errani. Nancusi susni
and Maria in the principal roles.
SATURDAY. MARCH "a.
Gounars Grand Romantic OPERA in Five Acts,
F A UST.
Mesdames Canissa and Patti strakosch sgpors Errar
Mancusi and Maria in the principal roles. '''
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director and CONDUCTOR,
S I e NOR F. RIOS A.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Private Boxes, containing five persons..... SIS 90
Orchestra Chairs. M
Parquette and Dress Circle ..,...E M
Reserved seats 90 cents extra.
l 90
The sale of seats and tickets will commence nm Tn
ay March 70 at 10 M, at c. Scwarzkopfs Fancy Store
o'cigck. mar19 q,
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers WI pease
have their orders the counting the ew nihg pre-
vous before six o'clock.
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Advertisers requested to hand In ther ~aVeruso
ments before six o'clock in the evening" pi ious 10
utilization.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, wAsHrNGr ON,
Nov. q, 1865.

"B. Perry, Provisional Governor:
SIR: do not think it necessary for
the members elect from South Carolina
to be present at the organization of Con-
gress; ON the contrary, it will be better
policy to present their certificates of
election after the two Houses are organ
lied, and then it will be simple cues
ton under the Constitution of the mem
bers taking their seats. Each House
must judge for itself the election returns
and qualifications of its own members.
AS to what the two Houses will do in
reference to the oath now required to be
taken before the members can take their
seats, is unknown to Inc, and do not
like to predict; but upon the whole am
of opinion that it would be better for the
question to come up and be disposed of
after the two Houses have been organ
lied. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States.u
This answer from the President does
not seem to have wholly discon.
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All communications relating 10 ouSines' 's'''ie WV
nected with this paper should oe addressed " e. ~
Brown Norfolk Post All COMMUNICATIONS pef'anius W
diorial Matters and all correspond h'ehdeo 'o
che paper should be addressed to John Clark, htor
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Mayhem 4 Brothers. Booksellers end staponers, are
authorized agents sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
eft With them will be attended to the same az II lett al
he ondce of publication.
g. NJ Pettsrgill Co., are authorized Advertising
Agents for the fost In New York and Boston. ....
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government. Doubtless in my appoint
been appointed who ought not to have
been, and in some cases even friends
have misled to some slight extent by
their recommendations; but upon the
whole, only loyal Union men have been
appointed and recommended at Wash
ington. 1t is my purpose and wish to
encourage and strengthen those who
have never at heart faltered In their al
legiance to the Federal government.
NV. w. HOLDEN.n
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This answer from the President does
not seem to have wholly discon.
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0kSvoNt SeF'S'ss7S' =
Ills Ercellency, Prcsident Johnson'--
II have uniformly given preference to
Union men in my recommendations.
When this Is not the case it is because
of imposition, or because there Is no
other application for the place. By gen.
eral order I directed all the State Off GERS
to proceed in the discharge Of the func.
tions of their offices, and this, as q mat
ter of course, embraced obnoxious men,
who will be removed on application.
J. JOHNSON"
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y "SIR,-I have the honor to state in no
instance in making appointment tn
Office, or in recommending for appoint
ment, have 1 shown any preference for
persons who have participated in the
rebellion. On the contrary, / have been
very careful to prefer and to appoint
persons who were originally Union
men, and persons who were in favor of
restoring the authority of the Federal
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ORGANIZATION OF THB BOARD OF CHosEN ahe
members OF the Board OF Chosen Freehodcr
for Hudson County the Court House on "Wednesday ser
noon aud organized by the election OF the following
D,ectorJames Lynch; Cerk-Chas. j. Roe; Treasurer
r w KIugsand; Counsel-Jacob II. Wortendykei Cour
PhyscianJoseph Finn; School EIaminers-Mm ~ s ps
81 H'dsor County Dsaocyaf, and Robokea Standard
~" nsng Comm,ttees-Farm and Amshoase; Messrs Stay
COS Van Sostrand Newkirk and Dewey.
Rridres Ferries and whsves- Messrs Wilson VaHhorn
Laury aud Etzod. 49,, MAJ. ,uh.x, Han.
que and Mooney ,u ,,;a,,.,,n and r,r,.v
.r.sn.iM essrs Brown wilson. Dewey, and Morris.
Workbouse aud Jail keepes-Messrs Gaubrech, Vree'and
New Comfy Road-Messrs Michigan Wilson, Glanbrechi
and McWborten.
Lunatic Asylum-Messrs McWhorten. Ac6ugsn' Lo"e's'
and Brown. 49,, - v..o,A
The amount Of County be raised this year soo"
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Certures ano mectin9s.

rJNHE REV. CHARLES b. SMYTH will deliver
Presbyterian Church, Dufheld st.
Myrle-ave Brooklyn MONDAY EVENING. May H. at ocioch
Subject: * Comparative View the Features and Phases Of Popey
and Protessnsm Tickets Is be had No. III fuopst
Brooklyn.
vINHE REV. PROF MOVES WHEELER will
presch Baptism THIS EVENING at Clinton Hall upper
Hall, Aston place. Seats free.
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CALIFoRSIA-FARMrSa PRospEcrs.-we judge non
articles in the California papers that the prospects ofArm
ers were never better than they arc this Sprus Album
dapt rains have fallen and wheat and barley crops are ye
nat Of tho Siae the early fields Of barley began head N
March. Almond trees in full blossom and pe1Ss1 a.
trees ready to open days before the hrst OF r.
il Was in June two years ago and promises beaver
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prcposale,


oyycR OF Commandments or susssrsrcnl
No. sTATE-sT.. NEW York Msy q 1850 J.
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS Tin
N Duplicated will be received by the undersigned until ID one
oocI M on SATURDAY the 2h instant for supgng Tor the
us. Of Army SUBSISTENCE STORES to DO DO
500 BARRELS PORK-MEss OR PRIME MEss-of tho
new crop In ash barrels with two iron hoops
Meat 10 be free full weight end Thoroughly 'sted
will when their pork packed and the brands s'o
The po such inspection yards shall be 'seed
10 by the undersigned . ua,, .,.-.r =, -. =.
the besin for the purpose and be full head nea
bid. NAV be made n bond duty paid
40 600 pound, good SOAP made by boiling and only
ss. IRE. on csy soluble glass
10 have no than - cent OF
water aud to be wen dried before being packed
The stores are required fef immediate delivery.
Samples Of sugar aud soap must be delivered with the proposals.
and referred 10 therein -
ps the specific IN complying precisely WIN
IN he terms Each bid to consideration contain the writ
ten guaranty oftwo responsible nsmes a. follows;
undersigned hereby guaranty that houd all or any paf
true on and conditions that written with bonds
20 value Of the stores proposed to be
furnished, shall be executed & required - Ia. -. -
sellers place Of business and the date OF purchase
with shipping mark, to be hereafter
designated be plainly marked on every package All other
old marks must be obllirrated
BY psckes inspectors Other
party gynp the val DO required fo the ta
certifying part the seller their present quality and condition.
The mes. viii s.o he passed upon BY parties from
this Office the part OF the United State 49,
and viii be inspected the date OF delivery and
compared retsied samples Inspector appointed oy TINS
ofhc. VIII certificate will be required.
Payment be made IL euiraien " soon a. funds
ere received for the purpose . -,
expected 70 bold their goods without expense 10 the
United States until required for shipment.
Iis1, foy P,oposaL The Office uhh BE-
"ProposaL fer Subsistsaee Store" H. 7. CLARKE
Brevet Brig Gen and A. C. o. y
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Ceaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-JAMESM N. BENEDICT and
sENEDGT RIs sNs s9nS s.tssa. som
mems for Relief To the named defendants and each Of
them hereby summoned and required answer The COM
saS .eivs copy aSbs
aeI ss Ne , r.. S|S , s n the b. City : .
@ stamp hereof exclusive Of n. a,y Of ss ,s ard
aforesaid the plaintiffs in TIN, seton WI, ,Psy !:
70 1855 RAYMOND coURsEN Psin!is: Attorney; tom
~ nS ssS M ss thu ;' Ss
the 9th day Of March, 1870 hAimoND "a 49,.
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New.
a fsiiYn Nicholas SMITH AIIESWiLLs
HscoxNsummOn: ie5 Money Demand Con. :U s 3 Rev:
tract 1n mot rS ns 70 .n~i h. eo%
.s VII s;S i sSs @ e D.; S,':
20 .sIs copy o. your .n.wsr complaint Subscribers
I w.l il as City Of With, n q. - e.,
Of such service; the ssd complain, within
g: ~. 4. :% s i've the .sP md s
interest nom the 4h day Of April one thousand sshs
a Sss 11 "a 'ias ss ~
tn. complaint IL S scion W..
crt O.h. Cy and TSnay on ,ns Sa sas
New.York. May TO- 1886. myll l..ewY.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YORK GRAssET LAUNY and sILAS B. FuRBUsH Ei.ec
William Hinsh ssee,..d r,ns. 's1o:s ANN s,:S. Gs
s s'is sa M
hos AsI b.i.sd.ns 1!s e:
s s : : sss %. a aa once The
the Eiy and County NswYors the oh Day q Nay i sd
:: s., ssry , ySSa City
ay' ate, the service o. this su"nons 90 ySo "a
comnsn, within the time Aforesaid. pa In this seldom vi
D The Court for The SaS fsS sfESnS S
myli is~S~F
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6eaebers.
"A MFR. SCHOOL INsT.,9 founded 1855,

CA MER SCHOOL INST" founded 1855,
n u reliable Educational Bureaa
Fors and Families with Teachers;
rorYs Teachers who seek POSITIONS
Sorg Paren o Schools
Testimony from EoeA s. Stea,as PTaeipa Of Albany Female
Academy, A. y:
" tried the ANEh soHOoL lysr and regard mort des
the
well qualified teachers no wish employ
seeking teachers viii bad wide irou which
bumbu to dke Teachers "i md
The highly
Of the gentlemen who conduct the INSTITUTE
.hopts gusIsne Of fair dealing but Of knd
snd polite treatment TO all"
made o. r. Willis Principal Alexander Institute,
:. Rowe, Irving Institute Tarryown. n u
Benjamin Mason ~ y Of the Principal Of fret
COlegea
Coulsrs explaining plan and wien applied loT
J. w. SCHERMERHORN, A. NJ. Actusy,
No $50 Broome, block Fast Of Broadway, New.YoIk
WANTED-TEACHERS for desirable openings,
sl5o 10 Pupils introduced seminaries, sl6e to
wanted state and facilitate
avsiahle Instruction provided iof
svcry dersncul Address. UNION
No tss fyoa1wS w
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OCEAN Steamers

NOR NEW ORR, FANS DIRECT. The New.York
i Mail Steamship Companv's steamer MONTEREY, viii leave
sA1uRDAf. May H. at D. m nom the Companys r's''
" JAMES A. KANNOR, No 10 Barcisys-
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Nav.,yH.seIissence. ,as

FO~TON InUfsu"Jf
rr,,o1 States iror clad NJ antoromani III c'"P""y
,h no limited States steamer Augusta. ron No"
or Halifax missed Highland Light Cape Cod 4" "'~A
Oh Tuesday afternoon
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fl)e6 oina CARDS. &f.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.-
"A WEDDING CARDS aud FINE STATIONERY tLssbi'' e'
fsi5)
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New York. MAY ]. 1889


TTNO CONTRACTORS.-SEA PROPOSALS.
for building Main Trunk according and speet-
filed at the City Clerks Once Of the City OF Newbggh L
the outside of the DO
built 10 sustain and protect the foot OF South
Wismst into Hudson River viii BE- received at the Rooms Of
Council before the twenty day Of May -
O'Clock the evening" when the proposals will be publicly
opened read and the contract 10 the lowest responsive
bidder.
The Sewer by four feet wide in the clear
walls inches thick length three thousand and
foryeght feet
The Common Council the night reject al Of the proposals.
deemed 10 the interest of the CORPORATION BY order Oh
ThE STREET COMMITTEE
C. b ROYCE CITY Clerk
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professional Notices.

A RTIFICIAL EYES made TO order and inserted
IA BY Drs r. BAUCH p COUNCILMAN formerly emplo yed
BY Rois.onnesu Paris, No $50 Broadway, N Y
nj D. THOMPSON, NJ. ID.
~. HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN Swedish Movements
No Sixteenth between sixth and Seventh sves
Office Hours from 8 TO 10 an. 70 , and 3to pm
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CIorHIxG DEPOT ARsysAL
PHILADELPHIA, May :, 1856.
CFALFD PROPOSALS will be received at the
- oac. o. Army Clothing Equpage In this city until MON
nav he tth instant for supp ng the schuylkn Arsenal with the
following supples Viz. $3.50, M. mn, .e,o,.-
q. TUNs PETROLEUM PAPER, Stx" inches
sanple, OF which can be at this hice a.
,s,es u,, be appruded and certified to-
rood and dent security Tor the sHo' "eu " 'oe
pv b ic functionary Of the United States ,,.,u,
Bids from deisoing oent.stors ana nose he
BLANK forms proposals. embracing the terms Of he
required On each bid had application TINS Once ana none
ot e which embrace this guarantee VIII DC .o
requirements therein stated a. L.. A.
be weekly and the whole quAhy 10 oe WV
,red A four fiomd date Of award.
Indorse envelope PrOposa for Petroleum fsPsr
By order Of Brev-t Brig Gen George II Sromsn
Qnarternastcr General u. s. Army. HENRY w !Anhs,
CAPTAIN A. q ~, Brevet-M Major, u y Army
N"F' - Erecntive and Inspecting Officer
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Corporation Notices.

NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT TO
~ sEWE Err CONTRACTORS. Sealed PROPOSALS.,
-achndosed with the title Of the work TO which relates ne name q
will received this office until ocioek
m MONDAY bTsy H. which hour they will be opened os
hi consuction SEWERS the following streets to wit
FIFTH AVENUE between 6th and 57ih s'rees 'n 18th sh'
between 10Th and the Hudson River sx
ceptina and between lh and nver
MADISON AVENUE between SD and SSH streets.
LEXINGTON AVENUE, between 5lst and 52d streets
FULTON STREET between Greenwich and West streets
SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET from Madison eastwsrdy
TO present And in
FFTYsECoND FIFTYTHlRD STREETS, between 9Th ard
9th
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBT l.. DARRA0H,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Gro, Aquedgct bosd-
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OIrrcE OF rHE srRsEr CossIssIosEa, /

STREET COGuIssioSEn,
No. 257 Broadway, New-Y York
THO CONTRACTORS.-PROP inclosed in
sealed envelope ndor.ed with the title Of the work. and th
bidder written thereon will be received 81 this Once
until Thursday May 10, 1896 at II o'clock e. .
For setting curb and gutter and Tagging the sidewalks n Worm
street. from Broadway 10 Baxter street
proposals. with the specifications and
ments Obtained this ocepaied street Departnen
New York, April ~, 1906. CHARLES o. COkNELL
Street Con mt
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Oltan Cleaners.

OPPOSITION LINE
~ 10 CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA
ON THE 2oTH OF EVERY MONTH
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE
eI55 10 $500. sI25. sos.
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
TIE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
will dispatch the fast and elegan, steamship
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA,
JERRY ". SMITH, ESQ., Commander,
SATURDAY May 49, at NOON from Pier No. 20 North River
foot Of Warr-n-st
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
placed the Lake and otherwise greatly I'M
The full stage OF Lake ana
River prompt and reliable transit over this ia
rorite in- Of California travel - ..r,r
ps..ss, sppy Early by mail or In No IN WEST
ST, corner Of NsueBst . u...s.. .
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
i THROUGH LANE TO CALIFORNIA
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL,
al ocos noon
18th and 2l month tercept when nose osr
Sunday and the preceding Saturday, Tor AsfNWAL
Panama for SAN FRANCISCO touching at ACA
PuLCO 49,
lst-ARIZONA connecting with SACRAMENTO
iIh-COSTA RIGA. connecting win GOLDEN AGE
2s,-NFW-YORk. connecting with CONSTITUTION
Departure. Of Let and 2 connect with steamer, o
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; lu and llth for CENIhhL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the LIST touch at MANLAN
lila - -,
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed each
adult
An experienced Surgeon Medicines and attendance free
Tickets Information Al the on
~ 8 X HOLMAN Aren't
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UkfrEp STATES MLITAsI NLiLR0ADs
WAsHISGroS ID. C., April ~, 1906
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
- oaes until 10 Monday May 81 for the purchase g pi
United for nineteen spans OF io"e
Truss consisting of the Rods Bolts Plates ana
suitable iensh
from eighty Of hundred and feet 49, ..,u
The the Cleveland Rolling hhn
Company Cleveland ohio and viii be sold BY the pound
detsied bill Of the spans may be Cd
tanned N application at this Office.
Terms-Cssh. In Government funds
The United States the ell bds hno, deemed
advantageous
be Endorsed Proposal. purchase Of Bridge
IIos.' 80, T. CHILLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11
Cost ano founo.

q M REWARD. -LOST-Near the Ferry IN
10 vUJ Jersey Civ LARGE ENVELOPE containing pa
to The above reward WI %
paid on delivery at Office Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

INOR CALIFORNIA viz PANAMA-The Pacific
MAD Steamship Company COSTA RIGA will sail
FRIDAY. May, il. at II O'Clock, noon
FREIGHT received . usual . -.
For Rates &C. inquire FreshtOhce on Compsnys Pier No
WELLS. FARGO 4 Co. No. 81 Broadway.
al. E,.fyh AGENT = 81