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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

"BY THE ETERNAL y AGAIN. -"Jack +"
and John" are, the world over, the
same. Jackson. (Jachs'som) is the same
as johnson (Johms'son). Andrew John
son, seventeenth President of the United
States, is in the name the same as An
drew jackson, seventh president. Both
were born in North Carolina, both lived
for q time in South Carolina, both emf
grated to Tennessee. Andrew under bis
new name, will accomplish what be
promised under his old name "The
Union must and shall be preserved p
Thus wrote Harper's Weekly not a
very long time ago. 1t has charged les
tone now, and virulently d%enounces An
drew johnson for keeping faith with his
former professions. He honestly strives
to preserve the Union, not to recast it 10
some newfangled, untried mould cbisled
out by radical constitution thinkers. y In
this he has our full support, though we
canuot endorse everything that he does,
or allows his snbordinates to do. We
only hope, that he would at an early day,
like bis predecessor and partial name.
sake from Tennessee, put his foot down
firmly" and keep it there +" by the Eter-
nal."-N. Y. Ne,cs. -,N
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

The editor Of the Chicago Times con-
siders the report Of the interview be-
tween General Grant and the editor of a
Maine newspaper, as not to be relied up
or as a whole ; hardly believes that por-
ton which represents the lieutenant Gen.
as expressing considerable disapprobation
of Robert h. Lees quietness and reti-
n
We coincide in opinion with the Times
editor. E5 81.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

Thad. Stevens would consign the
whole South to the "~Penitentiary ofHell.'
This figure of speech shows the magma.
nimity and large h~atredness of Thad.-
be would take the South to his own hos
ON.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

~ We are pleased to see once more
~ old friend who has been bid away
from us for zone mouths, and whose re-
appearance is hailed BY all with unalloy.
ed delight. Is is scarcely necessary to
tell our readers that we refer to the
river bank The falling Of the water
has restored our friend to US once more,
and we hope to retain his delightful com
psny for some time. The waters are al
20 falling il, the e q Of the parish-in
many places enough to permit replanting,
but the almost daily showers keep the
ground so moist as to prevent anything
like successful ploughing. But keep up
your courage, good people, a wheel IS not
. wheel unless it turns OCCASIONAL. y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

Charles G. Biberop, charged by Emily
Stone with shooting at her sister, Angus
ia Stone, on the 23l ult,, in a house on
Villerc street, was required to give a
bond of $3.50 to keep the peace for six
months. It appears to have been only a
quarrel between "lovyers" who neither
loved legally, wisely or discreetly.-
Crescent.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
RAR0hSSB G0UEST KKIIczAN
sEpTIEME DIsfRlCr JupicAlHs.
E. Barrow, epouseavs.' Robert h.
Barrow, epoux No. 1854.


EN- VERTU dun ordrs de- q. ia. = moi
addresse dams Paffaire ci-dessus. en- datS
du lane jour de Mai, I. ID, 1856. paah
Cour du Tine District Judiciaire, da1sFN %
pour Ia dite paroisse ct Etat, i ssrs qfsf
en- vente publique lan pins onrast etnef
nier en~cherrisseur, ala maison8dseo uf ~
cette paroisse d'Ouest Baton RoogeJts4 Y
-sAMEDI, le 77mn1e Jour de- Jnilsest, 1870
a IL heures a. M, tous Les droits, titnspstss
interets sdn defendeur r. h Barrow deos
Ia prophecies ci-apres decrite,y ssvon..
Un certain moroccan de terre, on taekaf
tation, connu sous lie nom de----.. sifaas
en- cette paroisse 1Ouest Baton r.,
borne an Nord par terres do ". OWE
ter, Est par Ia riviere Mississippi. Sud psf
-terres de L. succession de N, Courtney. g
Quest par terres dbfla succession de y.
W. Lennon, contenant dousec ents scfes.
plus GU mois, avec toutes lee bstiisesssl aala
s'trouvent. r@6s
2me. LIE quart nord.est de 10 session
25, township {, range 10, c~ontensnt cs''
ame. La mditi1. oaest de h. asoi;sSs %,
township s. range II, c~ontepsnt f9P
cent viDgt acres. 1--WE 80
4me. LIE quatt hofd.sstd de ID section
81, township. 6, range Il, c~opteses !a losn.
.cinquante huit 80-100 acres, saisi6 pom
payer ct satisfaire le dit 6fdre NS16e1teet
dams raffaire scfdessus, suiet : M csedas
de quinze cent soixAntstlquatre boe1ooEt
astres, en- date du 3me jour de Mars lSe's
je9 VIM. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

shAWe are compelled to record an
exceedingly unpleasant week for our
planters. So much rain has fallen, that
the cotton crops have been seriously in
jured by it. These heavy showers, are
very productive Of grass, which in the.
coco lands, has become almost unnan-
ageable. The young plants are scarcely
scraped before the showers produce q
new growth, thus keeping up one CONT
nual round Of scraping, scarcely leaving
time enough for other necessary planta-
ton work. In the rear of the parish
tho grasshoppers have appeared 10 myr-
lads, completely stripping the young cot
ton shoots Of their leaves. This is by
no means agreeable to the planter VINO
has had trouble enough with his crop,
and more trouble in prospect. Those for
tunste enough this year to realize any
thing fol, their labor, will indeed have
earned lit by sweat of the Brow
Laborers are in great demand. The high
ct prices are being offered to good hands
70 get crops out. Of the grass. but they
seem to be like, angels visits = few and
very fer between. Or rather, perhaps,
the almighty dollar is not large enough
70 tempt the "sooty sons Of Afric's shore"
TO relinguish alife of ~laziness and shrimp
catching. Were we in q condition to en-.
siorce the ~vsgabond Law" passed by the
last Legislature, . few more Of the pres
ont race Of idlers might be added to, the
lsbosiQg population. - ~7'~''-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

"A Coon MovE-The few remaining sol
diers d, the late Confederate army, of the
parish Of East Baton Rouge, are about
forming . society Of mutual assistance
and fbsneit.s It is to be called the "Sol-
diers, Benevolent and Mutual Associa-
ton a meeting was held on Tuesday
svening last in the basement of the
Methodist Church. Maj. W. F. Tunnard
49, called to the chair. and explained
"a, object Of the Association, Messrs. La
mon, Fuqus, Bird, Taylor and F: D. Tun.
uard were appointed committee to draft
. constitution and bylaws. The move is
m excellent one, and we hope the great
ct possible benefit may be.derived from it.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

ENcoRE.-The first encore on record
was that given to Livius Apdronius, a
Roman actor, who, according to Valerius
Maximus, was called back so often to re-
peat his speeches, that be, in self.defense,
brough a boy to declaim for him.. while
be himself supplied the gestures
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

They say bets 40 being Offered II
Washington that President johnson Vi
have the control Of the United Ststee
senate BY the 4th Of March nsxt, to.,s>
cure the confirmation Of bic apppistpe,ts
and to sustain the vetoes. Il
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

Major James P. AulIigsn. tbs vi
known chief of signal corps Of Gen. Lei.
army IN northern virginia has been Offer
ed similar position m the1mperisiaf amy
of Austria, by the Emperor Fancis Jo-
seph. Ei1TIgti Fv- Fl 9rfr4ga
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
NOTICE.
Office Bureau Of Refugees, &C., |

P%laquemine, La, Jan. %, 1866. !
Special Orders No. t'@ sd ls
MIR. HI HYAMS, Justice Of the Peace of
the 9Th Ward, West Baton Rouge Parish La, is
hereby appointed ub-Agent Of the Bureau of
The Freedmen Refugees and abandoned Lands,
for se.id +, IRISH, and is hereby authorized to
arrange and form contracts between Freedmen
and Employers in Pursuance Of circular No. %.
dated HID, OTIS, B. F. & A. L., State of Louisi-
ans, New Orleans, Dec, 4th 1865. Said con-
tracts to be made on blanks furnished for the pur-
pose from this Bureau, and subject to my appro-
VAL fe55ass
.oG cit - F. A. OsBOURN, V.R. c.,
Captain, q. s. w., agent Bureau R F AL.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

1t is believed that . bill for the rl1niip,n
of British Columbia snd t~ahtouvsf,s
Island will oon be brought forward IN
the imperial parliament, . 4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

~ The Police Jury Procesdiogsfd
the annual session will appear ID odrpe1.
issue. They will Be found interesting
to out parishionea. = usg geo ~,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

The little boys and girh .pf Ricbmosd;
Virginia, have, within a few dave past.
raised a neat monument over the remsips.
Of. little Joseph Davis, 1 son. 81 lef Ds,i,;
who was accidentally Elled i few mouths,
before the evacuation Of Rieahlopd. asa.a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09
NOTICE.

EH - NOTICE.
Owing to the great difficulty attending the
collection Of bills for legal advertising, hereafter
none will be inserted unless security be given
that the amount will be paid At the expiration Of
he time for which the advertisement is insert
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

The salary Of the Governor Of Califor:
MIA is fourteen Thousand dollars in gold.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

The Rochester Express thus exposes
the manner in which the Buffalo oroners
manage to do so much business !: 81
A citizen Of that place (Buffalol, who
was in town a few days ago. upon being
twitted upon the number of bodies found
in Buffalo Creek, defended bis beloved
city thuswise you don't suppose that
every time there's a coroner's inquest in
Buff 10. some new murder or death has
occurred. II So, You are mistaken. The
Buffalo coroheis are enterprising end
krow Row to value a corpse, and when
they get one they hold and inquest. and
then 'chnck' it back into the creek, hold
ing an inquest each time, until the subject
isn't fit for use. I've known Ia coroner to
get a dozen cases out of the same body:
j" History" relates a similar instance
Of a j. P i'll this parish who has always
made the most Of corpuses found float
ing in the river. But then people do tell
such awful stories about officials
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

~ A rumor is extensively circulated
in this section, that the RAIDS " of New
Orleans intend converting that delectable
body the convention of 1854, for the
purpose Of ousting Gov. Wells and the
present State Legislature, and have a
territorial government of their own, &C.
cording to the sayings Of the great So.
chems at Washington.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-09

John Townsend, of Edisto Island. S.
c., the man who gave the C%onfederacy
100000 in gold in 1861, has not been
successful in keeping his recently hired
German laborers than he was in retain.
ing his slaves. he says "They cost
me $35 each to bring them to Charleston
from New York. l fed them far better
than ever l thought of feeding my hands
even gave them coffee and sourkrout,
when what should they do but demand
butter for their bread and sugar for their
coffee, and the next thing the whole crowd
left me:
Had the lager been thrown in, in rea.
sonable quantities he would have secured
The whole 4" ~capoodle.' Not a mothers
son would have quilted his mothers
milk" and the plantation might have
gone ON and hourished like an Amsterdam
cabbage or a Harlem sausage.
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4u,useu,ents.
CADEMY OF .IUSIC.-UN BALLO.
IA HAVANA OPERA COMPANY.


ACADEMY OF .IUSIC.-UN BALLO.
IA HAVANA OPERA COMPANY. .
I .,:::'s q tn: ::i Tiaoa - tbs
new snd>lessns FRENcH THE ATRE, ESateeuth't'
0S IN sS BSRho Il kys MsssaE a -
NOEL ouIpI Amelia Bos Oh Z; 5. o.cst
oRL4SpiSi I Ssinh.rt coLErTI I'D sxRftI
S s. !: 's; n 5SF -
On THURspAT-ops'iI ks FR 4 vfi,cTSslyn
which h. been received Opening night
s,, b Milne ' s. s.a: II .
Co No Ss.ssn. and At Beer shir@er Bosds.y
Graz take; pleasure 70 state 9;i nooi se e.
present h Company at thi. essblshmsnt:
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- C. w. Ts s9L6N saiSaTF III BRo0KT91
TIE GREAT COMEDIAN, J. Z. OWENS
"' FRIDAY sSS% sassI S' ."s
'''s''' ''3 h Sn!Rfs S BAY SS III Il,
To conclude ,sATUkpISY T SIS Iii Kin "
BOX SHEET TR orE EsyE wE FHSikM s.,s
NIBLOs GARDEN.
Doors open e. 4 ocock' commemorate
MONDAY EVENING M.yA
W" be presented D1 TsE GHST oF YoSs ''''
or LOVE- AND PRIDE. PAULINE
Ma j. C cowPER. .......a....; CLAUDE MELS0TTE
T Rs cast s'%.59Es : 1, Si
- TOMORROW (TUEsDAYl
ROMEO AND JULIET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 10,
op'rHr L EIfTE S ENLARGEMENT
~ CHARLES DILLON,
whom will be Produced AFTER MONTHS OF PkffAhAiioS
AND GREAT OUTLAY and with ssuperior cast the oss'u ss
'0ueA"S' BELPHEGOR
The MouSTEBAsK.
"h''e' eip''"''' III CHARLES DILLON,
- Lie QrLuo.yl aln edit
WITHOUT A RlFAb
THE SCENERY -
AND APPOINTMENTS
N'' ' COSTLY AND GORGEOUS DESCRIPTION
sests secured six days in advance
DROADWAY THEATER.
| ID Corner Of Broadway and Broons'I
| LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
MAZEPPA,
| which, notwithstanding its - ,,ocrss
n, h. withdrawn in acordsnce with tho predetermined
1 ment of Mansse order TO introduce the
"s"' ~ Wv JIsTIY CELEBRATED ARTIsTE,
| MISS ADAh ISAACS MENkES,
I" AA'''' FARFaMED SPECIALITY. -
| EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY AfTEhNvg9,sJI rrrA
| d. a. -
pion Si.ed. BLACK hiss; ." tue WIN ho'N" W
| " TARTARY.
| NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SECURED snAfS'
To svoid imposition, purchase only at the boz omee
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TERRY LEASES AT AUCTION,
GREAT PUBLIC SALE
" OF
DELAWARE LANDS!

DELAWARE LANDS'
rup LAregsr MOST VALUABLE RkAL Estate IN
'"' f1Sss hSr.r. &c. .ilr At on.
tn. subscriber h.ras d@nsd 70 B.ntins and D.
Aoen the adjusting Of plan. 70. which sh w IsaIs
1GsflSS :'%' i"'i,%s
m p. cR. Re-. E.sse which Of il.
b tSy 70 * town.
containing ACRES $50 q which cleared and Up Ir
.ns !. IN hsk tate Of eavsu divided hsd and y
ssd a.nd.osy into Two Gocd.1sd There srss
orsh's Of 's,9 md % fs ; Ss 81 about three miles from
town CONTAINING 325 ACRES $50 Of which are cleared Nc @
,d mrro,rS and divided into seven held. mostly well
T a las peach oreh"dof 600 TREES o' CHOICE
S' ia PAM nnrE GROVE about ,s1s' mile. s sS
and up and residue wood cripple, &c BUILDINGS 9gg a.,
' ss T yss Fac. ena C Scs.a
beanE Thet.s, would esds wei into 'o lsf.
ron o.. town soaiaasr some 235 AcREs Of which
.'a .ns "s 6 Srov,d and divided fields
Ih.rs Oscr,sp % $50 TsTT, ,, ,o,, mile,
containing 2I5 AcREs ali es.s and wood
di.d seven a, ANIL 'f a6 Sp1ea s sS iAf ds s mile.
& o. f, eaa.ss 400 ACRES 40 d which
.a ~, ~ 'sS HUTbos l.r.. nd
rro~ir sy rsa. ',oes &C. vel a. grain and
SoTF-Ihe.s FARMS then agricultural sense,
f growing Grain ta aaa oI,.. ere no, sissIS ~ STATE sy All
are RAILROAD TIE sxrs. ,sp pnI
q ,S: s: &: .r's .s l%
handsomely htt-d and cleaned UP ooo
IA ioi Of MARSH LAND IN Dueh Week containing oVo
ACRES. good moving msrsh.
No S.-Tfe LINE klLNS. SHEDS and OFFICE Win Nser
Lo, of sbo ACRES At the snrHNA LkSDisG.
"a god ORAkAHf smyrna Landing y feei wide ~
deep capable Of storing 7O brsHEts oy GRABS Win %
Of Running !0 fee, deep containing about One
Acre Al
Vii. hv a dep capable storing oO0 bussELs GRAIN with
10 wharf running 0 feet deep containing about as
.caY with large Lime Sheds thereon. x
No tI.-A Water Lot Known the siP YARD" on Smyrna
Lsndn. dining Bridge containing about one acre
Plot, OF land BE- sod be- ~ the ONCE OF me SUD
scnber parcel aud unqes'onahe thr wheat
and the undersigned the Other crops g. Win
the land sold
third within ~ dy from dsy sale and the residue
equal the rst the M day OF Jn A. ~
the whole unpaid purchase money AZ
I'm. paym.n, umen The Cred portion eIendns
tvs wears secured by judgment bond and noss OF INC
pn. purchascd 81 the whole purchase MONEY
must be- paid time ef sale TO be forfeited unless hr s ne
complied with otherwise will be treated par o. ne
WV W. ~S'~'
suyrna Delaware. Msy ist, 1906
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HKxEr N. LKxps Auctioneer.
HENRY H. LEEDS d MINER will SELL by

HENRY H. LEEDS ss., MINER will SELL ny
TUESDAY 18th, and WEDNESDAY. 18th May,
nj Oi CLOCK day Gallery No IS Liocrysi aow doors
of broadway. ....1..
SUPERB SPECIAL SALE OF VALUABLE IkENC "a
BRONZEs, GROUPS FIGURES, VASES ITALIAN MAhbLE
sTATUARY &crhs collection has just been received
fom Vii from Paris and will be found The hn..t
collection before offered the pubic at auction In this city
comprising large figures via Diana la Chssse Jnnu. eS'n
ounbu. and Hussard and Arur Dante Char
rm.xn. Fr.ncoi. 1T Gree Galoi. Geo Virgil Roeau, Votsire,
and Wallace, Spo OPbea Martyr group h"osns Ana
Van Dyke Cori-I. Louis XIV. and Others - s.,
SMALLER sUBJEcrs-Pies'me and Folly urdsner maiePpa
PAyssns Breons Richard aud saadn
lspous Calico Night aud Day Faith and Clarity Hamlet
Asricu tnrr and Industry with many others
ITALIAN MARBLE STATUAkf.
GRTFK SLAVE. by the late Professor Roechs
Bu.s Of DANIEL WEBSTER and HENRY CLAY, by Professor
Roechis
Superb bust Of EVE, after Tbofwaldsen.
Fisarr OF INNOCENCE by Bosp.
Figure Of FIDELITY. by David kc., kc. -, 49,. ~,
May This tho fuest invoice received from this eee
brsed designed for the decoration 81 hrst
el..s hou.s. hbr.I-s gsIeIies &c -----------.--
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90 fet.

A VERY desirable furnished HOUSE to LET
n ThIessor high .toop browns,one furniture nearly new
esIn,in books siauees compee fountain and ornaments
koDt and rear located Forty NH st. between RIM and oil
ssss possession immediately desirable party Apply 70 '" '"
CLARK No 10 Pine-st
COT'rAGE 10 LET at West Park, on the Hudson;
~ n rooms; upt 800 Aso, FARM for sALk~ Apply 70
THOMAS FffiiBBURD no. % Wsrrenst, New loiL
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET or LEASE. STU.
slsd Ia Parfsd Conn house contains u three acres o.
gTossA tusted two ho9 rse
bss HssIwk Axsy 10 JQsEyH PpiSdkx ne ESpSD>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

I AUGHING GAS.
DR. COTTON
VIII give GRAND EXHIBITION Of the amusing sns exciting e.
iscts Of the NITROUS OXIDE or
LAUGHING GAS
Cooper Institute,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nav 49,
,e., car. usual the selection OF subjects hss
nothing NAV occur to offend the most fastidious
The 20 develop the leading usts OF chss
soms viii SING LAUGH DANCE, DECLAIM Sc.
~ TWELVE GENTLEMEN AND SIX LADIES!
viii inhals the Casino failure.
will invited 70
ho Inc G.s will In quantities. pIodsena
yonnd ep and teeth extracted them WITHOUT ONE PAR
fcE on PAIN showing beautiful aneshetc effects Of The
o,cln
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nlatI)incrp.

lttutUlNtID.
DRICK MAKING MACHINES, Brick Presses.
ID Temperng Wheels I'll. Machine Castings FOR Coal kins al
kinds Of Machinery manufacturing Brick Please ,end o eTe.
Y L. ''is''ii'ia
No. l0N OeEmGntownay. Phi adeiphiA
ERICSSONs CALORIC ENGINES.
II CLUTE BROS ebsed portable and stationary hsh and loo
Engines Of and Saw h.s Pgmps Of every d.
NJ t,ud, JAMES A. ROBINSON
No l64 Duane 81, cor hud,onst Hsv forh
CTATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-
- zine. end Bosf, FaI Hemp Tow Otum ADD Rop. Mshnsry
Mechanic. TooIs L. TODD RAFFERTY,, Warshos,s No 4
Dey... ~ y. Wor,s Patterson, y J.
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One secondhand
y 80 ard boiler y uch CYLINDER
ard all perfect order Tan BE-
Russell Manufacturing Company Oie~u
held Apply g. Woodbury. BEACH. Hartford Conn OF
to T. RUSSFLL Msuufaetu ing Company or''un-d Mas.
FI'HE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS -
j /. TIE OSLY BRICK PRfrS thlf I.rs u. ~PlkFyhA
TORS OF EXTRACTs THE AIR fhoA THE 'L"i WINE "'Ae
The Only PRESS ~ UsE that capable q mailing pfs'ssd
Rrict THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK. tHfCk, Or NAhf ~
BURNING A. others hs Wos, g. Do 90 are shi We
csution public their npo,tons l. 1 "OODhlff
President No rs Broaaway
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UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
,s..r .~r nr.prypSasrp. M aS G.srprzx

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS }
oYvcE ASSISTANT QuARrkRxA'rER No - u STREET
WARRINGTON d. c.. April %, 1896
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until u Monday May a. for ehe purchase from The
United Of all the nineteen OF Howes
Improved Truss Bridges consisting Of the Rods Bolts Plates md
bowels suitable the different the latter leGsh
from eighty TO one hundred and forty feet
The iron the works Cleveland Rolling Mil
Company Cleveland, Ohio and will be sod by the pound
bill the the length Of the spans be -
tanned application at this Office
Terms-Cash, in Government funds
The United to reject all bids not desssd
advantageous.
be indor.ed Proposals for the purchase Of Bridge
Iron" FL. CHILLY.
Brevet Mso and A. q NJ, u. s. Army
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Hlarblc nlantel9.

nlarblc nlantele.
A UGUSTUS TABER a. BRO, Wholesale
~ Dealer. In ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, No T9
W.,erst and American Marble In bloeks and
Slabs constantly hand and cat to ord"r.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
wi 10 purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the latest designs al
low price,. A. KLABER Marble Works No lo9 LAST 18th
A. 3sve ~ Y me put up IN the country Cut h out
MARBLE MANTELS and FLOOR TILING-At
WI j. C. BOYLES Steam Marble Works Nos aud 10 Fast
2Ot. merit to Of Broadway large assortment on hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

NOR SALE, at IRVINGTON the Hudson
large and very desirable RESIDENCE with acre, land goo
Of the short distance iron
wsnted the Furniture. Horses Carriage Sc VIII
ssd place. particulars apply to f. TWEEDf No u
Haare 81
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6itnations iuanico-females.

NUMBER of well recommended German UIls
N want SITUATIONS 10 do general HOUsEWOhh nc, AZ nj"
LOVES Grrmsu Institute No. IL ssnton.t near se Dowey.
A LII Respectable Families, Boarding Houses and
N Hotel supplied with good SERVANTS from all nations
p,oe.nt and Catholic at YORKSTONS Office IA tourthsve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

INOR SALE OR TO LET-In the Village OF South
port Conn fine two story HOUSE, With Two Acres OF Land
Boat house the premises Beautiful prospect IN
all directions viii be let furnished desired Apply TO l.
y ALNORD at Southport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

4 FARM for SALE in Stamford. Conn, about Tour
IN Tsrosd depot beautifully situated having ~
vsew,oi Long sanssound oI along euce c9ntalf All
land Including and
Vii b. ga very low 10 clos. an esa,c More and will be added
'es"''0 ro' iu''H'i pS'' CHAs FOX No. 20 Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

HENRI MINER Auctioneer-Salrso0m No. IT Ns'san st.
opposite the Pos-Ofco
NTINER e. SOMERVILLE will SELL at auction
NI on MONDAY May H. loi O'Clock at their saesroom No 81
Nassau at opposite assortment OF
FURNITURE comprising Desks Stools Tables Baehs'ard MAPS