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MILLER ID GARD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS NO. IA ST.
r CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS LA -

undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
they have opened office under name and tye as above for
the transaction Of all business appertaining to REAL
In this capacity they will Agents in buying selling
leasing renting in collecting rents paying taxes
will take charge OF real estate abssntees
city country anywhere in the States Of Louisiana Mis-
sissppi. Arkansas and Texas = 80 :
Able legal counsel will be In oil cases of doubtful
conflicting titles By prompt business and strict
obedience to nsruc lions they hope give general salts
;s n rsrtss will GIVE , a 5 property they
They have present lengthy list Of Cotton and Sugs,
Plantations and City Property to sell and rent = ,
Address the undersigned, Lock Box No. 538, p o. New
Orleans, La JOHN G. MILLER,
rs slgi t.s i-5 8. +. GARD.
RErERRNcKs-J. NJ. Wells Gov of La; Pike, Lapeyrs
Brother Bankers, N o. La; Payne Huntington Co., N o.
La B. q. Humphreys, Gov. Of Miss. Race Foster E. r
Merrisk Attorneys at Law, N o., La Hon Edward Mcee
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DROPOsALs. \. PROPOSALS.
RHf " ~ OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrRR
n - Depot Of New orleans,
.syAl5 Il / a5Fi New Orleans, February s. 1866
Sealed Bids will be received this Office until ii o'clock NJ
SATURDAY the 10th inst next for the purchase of the
Joseph Street Railroad rolling stock consisting
amount of railroad iron and cross ties
For particulars terms Of sale apply at this office
PROPOSALS should be enclosed In envelop, sealed and
marked Propoas for the purchase Of the ST. Joseph
Rolling Stock and Material" =
Government the right to reject any all bids
BY order Of the Chief Quartermaster.
5S3$ SS i37s5gS j. b. DEXTER, ss5, p..p
Captain and A. @. NJ,
ts!Sa45s sd No. 10 jackson Railroad Building.
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OFFICIAL


STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
New Orleans, Feb. d, 1850. y
w hEkEAS, application Inns been made TO
me py jules Leaumont for the caneeing OF DIS omchi
bonds Is Anciioneer 10 and for the parish of Orleans
bond dated May ID, 1858, for the Of $4,000 signed
by Jules principal and Henry Lsaumont s
enrty q bond dated July IL 1850 for the sum Of
signed py the same above the condition OF sau
bonus BENG or the faithful performance by said Leau
mont ON. o. ms duties az auctioneer aforesaid .
hereby given to all interested in the
nPnas TO show cause in writing Of the office o.
state within ninety days the last publication
celled and annued.
Given under hand seal of the State 9th day Of
reoruaIy 1856 and of the Independence OF the United
States the ninetieth
j. MADISON WELLS
j. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State. a.g
BUREAU DE h,ExEcuTIr, ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA
. ,,rnx konyee Orleans 10 9 fevrier 1866
resse aujourd'huia moi atm de tare annuler les
tionnements suvants-- III. ''Ti +-
cantonnement date du IS mai 1885, de Ia de
9 agne par Jules Lesumsut CONNIE principal ct Henry
beaumont CONNIE caution. IN fly F
20 I'm cauonnement date du II uiet 1850 de la meme
somme, ct signe par les memes personnes
yes ay8nt etc ourn e dit Jules Lean
mont pour 10 hdee execution de devos
teur-- .
Avis est en- consequence donne les in
ressees re connaitre par cert bpregu du
tae dams les 30 jours qu auyront dsrnere pubca
ton de cete proclamation pour les dts
cantonI ements ne seraient canceles ct annues.
Donne sous signature ct 10 de rEtA sixeme
jour dc eyrer 1856 ct 10 9ieme de Independence dss
Etats-Un
:, j. MADISON WELLS.
j. H Harry Eecrata,ra d,Etat Se II n eSN"
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SUCCESSION OF WM H. PETE, No 25,a03 SECOND
District Court Of New OreansExtensve sale Of Splendid
Household Effects, comprising Rich Parlor Drawing Dining
Bedroom Furniture, Piano, Crockey Carpets Plated
and other Ware, ETC., etc. ts
By G. e. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
NICHOLAS j. HoEY, Auctloneer.
Office No. II Exchange Place,
TUESDAY, February 13, at half.past 10
o'clock NJ will be sold at public auction the resi-
dence of the late W. H Pete Philip street, No 90 between
from the Hon j. Thomas Judge of the Second Dis.
trict Court dated the I'D Of December 1865 and numbering
$3.50 of the docket Of said Court the following movable
effects belonging to the succession of the late VIM H. Pete
deceased, to wit
-H PARLoR FURNITURE. -.t
Rosewood Sofas Crimson Danask Cevers Rosewood Arm
Chairs, covered with Crimson Damask Covers Rosewood
chairs Rosewood Stools with similar uphostering large
Mantle Mirrors with marble slabs Large Easy Chairs
ings kngravings, ststuees, Vases etc, Also Peye
Piano 'l SG ~ :. :
DRAWING ROOM - p
Large Bookcase, What Not Sofas Single and Arm Chairs
Lounges Carpets Rugs Mating Vases Engrayngs Clocks
ETC., etc. " e. +.
DINING ROOM
Sideboards Extension Dining Table Chairs China and
Crockeryware, Plated do. CrockeTy, etc
large lot OF Bedroom Furniture comprising splendid Vic
Carpets Rugs, Towel Racks Bedding Mattresses Linen
Mirrors Paintings Ladies' Work Chests Gas Fixtures Mos
quito Bars aSl~E' III +
Together with Hall and Kitchen Furniture comprising
necessary to housekeeping. A.,
79- TERMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury notes
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RAKER. GRAHAM 81 Co.
\ twM. L. BAKER, Mobile; JOHN c, GRAHAM, selma)
Successors to Baker Lawer Co., and Baker Robbins Co.,
Cotton Factors and Communication Merchants,
Nos. 40 North Commerce and 80 Front streets,
MOBILE, ALA
We have secured the services Of Mr. r. r. BAKER and Mr.
GEO. SfAULDING, and connected with our business f
RRcEIyINa AND FORWARDING GOODS.
Having every facility for shipments storage pro.
pared to offer to shippers consgn goods
our care and promise faithful attention all consignments
We are agents for NO BOATS. BAKER. GRAHAM 4 Go. Z
GROCERIES,. ...........,. .0ROCEKIEs.
CoFFEE-lo0 sks prime Rio and Old Jaya.
SUGAR-50 bbs Crushed and Powdered. ~
..s 20 bids New Louisiana tg t:E
sM0LAsSES--50 bills and half bbls Choice
FL0UR-aSo hbls Extra, superfns and Fine #
P0RK-l60 bhls Ness and Prime Mess
LARD-l00 kegs and bbls. Leaf
- GREEN MEAT-50o0 lbs Pork Sides
BAGoN-shoulders Clear Sides and Hams
WHfsKY-Old Bourbon and Dexter's Bectihed.
SGHNAPPS-200 cases wolfes Gust anded)
w1NES-BRANDIEs- coRDIALs.
BTTTERs--Red jacket, Plantation and Hostetters
CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH,
TEAS, RICE, TOBACCO,
PEoANs, ALMONDS, FRUITS,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL. HERRINGS
IN store and for sale By
az 70 Tchoupitculas street.
Between Poydras aud Lafayette.
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y. H. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Once At Carondeet street
"WEDNESDAY, February 81, 1866, Mt Is
w O'Clock the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
on Royal street, will be sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by New
Leyee Grayier and Tchoupitoula and Alley
designated by the Nos to6 plan by Pile Depouily
Civil Engineers dated February 1866
Lots Nos and have each front of 10 feet inches and
lines on New Leyee street by depth OF from i0
and lines to 80 feet inches and lines
OF 10 feet inches and lines the line which divides
these from the lots and fronting TchoupitOulas
Lots Nos and front Tchoupitoulas street. and
each 20 feet inches and lines 'front.' by depth
with lots NOS and and the the
line as that Of lots Nos and from which they divided
Lot No fronts on New Levee street, and 10 feet
inches and lines front by depth line nearest
Natchez Alley of los feet inches and lines and le2
inches and lines the other side line, and 10 feet ii inches
and =. lines on the line divicng it from lot No
Lot No 10 fronts chouptoula and adoins in the
rear Lot No. s. and measures 20 feet inches front by depth
the line Natchez Alley of los inches
lines and o2 feet inches and lines, less the
other side line '
This property formerly for many years the site of the
tensive hardware establishment of Folger Co. is the
desirable Of property in that thriving and advantageous
business locality.
BB- TERMS Onehaf cash in U. S. Treasury notes the
balance in the notes of the purchasers their order
able at and bearing interest eight
per cent per afnum, and mortgage until final payment
Acts of sale before A Mazureau public the
pense Of the purchasers
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ny CHARLES E. FORTIEK,

ksa HY CHARLES ~. sEOMTlE KsF y n tsi1
AucTIoNEER-ofhce, No. 50 Customhouse street
THURSDAY, March 18th, mt NJ O'Clock NJ,
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
from the Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans bearing the 7h February 1856 the following
scrbed properties belonging to plaintiffs and sfenaanis
1. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with two
brick buildings improvements thereon situated in
the suburb Deord in the bounded by Tchoupouas
New Leyee Benjamin and Suzetta Streets designated by
lS4 the said lot measuring 36 feet inches
vcheupoulas street. M feet in depth the separating
from LoNo 100 feet the line separating q
feet Benjamin street and IS inches the rear line
running to said Benjamin street. which has front of
TWO CERTAIN Tors OF GROUND, with all the build
lord in the square bounded BY Tchoupoulas Levee
Benjamin and Suzee and designated Nos and
L. plan drawn by II. Moelhausen The said No d
measuring 26 feet front Tchoupouas street by 100
feet front Tchouptouas by LIZ feet in depth between
parallel tinay, -55 La 55st5 x IIF#
s. TWO CERTAIN LOTS situated in the aubonrg Lafay.
cite In the parish ofJeerson in the Fourth District
square No. 8, on plan drawn by L. Pitie.
Let No. measures Is feet inches line front on ST. An
drew street. depth ITO feet lines div
sion line Of Lot liz fact shines division line
No. " % f43f5 vi.
Lot No. forms the Of Fulton St. Thomas street
and Is feet and lines front street
rs feet inches and line front st. Andrew street. feet
Inches and line front Fulton street and ITO feet 10 inches
and lines deep on the division line Of Lot MOI.
H5 TERMs-One third cash, balance at six and twelve
from date until payment The properly which there
be insured and the policy Of insurance to
Act Of sale before Robert Kerr Notary Public the
pense OF the purchasers.
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gouyerneur,
STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DnrAarAE

STATE or Se~ olsass ssnsasy r
WHEREAS, app,ication M. been made
Il q y % ana or hs the sa Rssn e his
signed by Gabriel beaumont and Jules Tuyss as
security the condition e said bond being The
Notice hereby given to all interested in the
Of this why the said bond should
J. MADISON WELLS.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State
BuszAu L'E1Ecurrr ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA f.,
que iss
en dams Ct pour IA paro,sss dosan ses adresse
&c L
de- 5000 sgns par Gabriel beaumont CONNIE principal
Co ayant par Gabriel Lsau
Avis donns pesonnes ints
pu
on de eee les raisSns ssauelss lie dit
Dome ssastaTs i Esas la Nouysls
Csigne): J. N. WELLS,
- J, ii. HARDY, secretaire d'Eta.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
HEREas AppLi ksT 25san as 1snP RE{E5 S
" me y Bernard Tnrpin for the eaneelins & bis Cd
5 ~
signed by Bernard Turpn principal and Lapeyre and
% T. I'd
said Bernard Tupn of his duties Auctioneer
Notice hereby given the above
described bond to show In writing the Office If the
rotary Of State within ninety days after the last publication of
this advertisement why the said bond should not be
celled and annued.
Given under my hand State above and of
the Independence of the United States the nineteth
J, MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor. s.H.-
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARrExEsr L'ExEogr1r,l
NouveeO Orleans lie IL janver 1866
A TTENDg disqualification a etc faite moi
"A bernard Turpn pour cancellation de obligation
ofce CONNIE encaneur dams ct e parose doreans,
savoir--
une obligation datee du 20 evrie 1865 pour $1,000 sgne
Bernard Turpin principal j. Lapine
securite, chaqupn la de 5000 La dite obga-
ton eant condtonnes Ia fdee execution par la dit
Bernard Turpin, de devoirs encaneur susd-
est donnie qu ntresses
dams ladite obligation, de la
du secreaire Eat dci quatre vng dix ous de la
presente publication avis aisons pour lequeles
dite obligation ne serait pas cancelee ct annnlee
D0nne main ct lie d'Etat cidessus, CO
l2eme Jour de anyis, ct lie quatre vng dix neuvie
= ~ = j. MADISON WELLS,
Psfle Gouverneur. .H.. .
J. H. HARDY Secretaire dEtat.
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Rampant street, between and Common Streets oppo
site the splendid residence of Mr. Charles Kock
NV II m VUArrnr .. -r.vo~,-. sg


site the splendid residence of Mr.. Charles Kock
BY j. b. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE.
j. B, WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office No. AZ Carondelet street.
TIL MsDAY, Feb. -, Mt ~ o'clock NJ, Mt
L the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange ON koya
street. between Canal and Cnstomhouse Streets will be
sold .Tf5 IL "" ~
LOT OF GROUND, situated Rampant street. between
Canal and Common Streets in the square Ram
part Canal Common and Dryades date Phlippa streets
measuring 80 feet 10 inches front Rampant street by
depth Ct ~ feet and forming part Of larger 9t designated
ssyor dated the 18th day Of May 1919 and deposited in
preyements thereon =
Ths buildings and Improvements the above described
lot ground consist Of two Three Brick Buildings with
offices, and can always command a good rental. ~.
with little repair the dwellings might be made desirable
and would rent for Sl75to 500 per month =
With this property there will be sold 50 shares reduced II
shares, of Citizens Bank stock. :,
n4~ TERMS CONDITIONS SALE-The purchaser will
be required to furnish his stock Citizens Bank Of
Louisiana payable renewable according Of the
bank the LIST Of April 1866 for the Of $685. $1,000 cash
the remainder at credit Of IL and Is months coupon
notes able the order Of the purchaser bearing
interest and secured by mortgage upon the property
vendors,
Act Of sale before Stark Gna Nutares Public at the e
pense of the purchaser
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES ON TeHoUPI-
ouas street. Desirable building Lots in the Fourth
District-Mrs Frances s. Ogden, widow of r. N. Ogden
pt
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. b. WALTON g. DEsLoNDE.

DOUBLE TENEMENT TWo-sToRY COTTAGES ON
streets. @5
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NEW LEYEE AND TCHouPIToULAs STREET BE
tween Gravier street and Natchez Alley the
Folger Co.'S Hardware Store and Warehouses;
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CRESCENT HALL. CRESCENT HALL.

j. d. HARDY, secretaire d'Etat.
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BY the Governor = =
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State. z
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EVENING STAR.
NOTHING TO DO,

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Half kTOidsTed ami stamped in blue,
Ard the slesm Of q thresdisss needle
Pie' cling the pstteTn through
Tire ne cole IL rtsdy, yst the sweet Itte Lsos
Sits iii hing for something to do.
e,ped on he table beside her
Blossoms of every hue;
Delicate. odorons roses
The rxrest that ever grew: -.
Sits wishing for KomethiLg to do
Hslf lid under flowers a volume,
In dsintieet gold and slue,
Jpst parted. NJ IL would open
AT a. The Miller BauEhter' Tor You
The book lies ready Jet the sweet little Lady
Fiis sis hing for ssRething to do
A ,ilent harp in the corner,
Ard melodies old and ev,
scHfItTtd in pretty disorder
Songs OF the false and the true:
The harp staI d. resdy-still the sweet little Lady
Sits longing for something 10 do.
sudden wind sw eee and huttsr-
HE door vide open blew;
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BlsshiI Y. already the sweet little Lady
forgets she has nothing to dol
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PROPOSALS FOB WELLS. PUMPS, sc.
MAYORS OFFICE.

WAsHIN3TOY, January %, 1856
to IL o'clock M, the 5th Of February next, Tor
making Pumps, Hydrants, Logs for conveying wa.
materials and workmanship in digging, lay ing, Ak
ing, and completing in the best manner, nd for
in she fret District, composed of the First aud
Second ards; in the Second District com posed of
Third District, composed Of the Fifth and sisth
Wards leach district to be bid for separately and
ore ye,r. commencing the LIST day of April, 1856
agreeably to the following specific lions
FOR WELLS.
rigging and walling wells, Including materials
to The walls
Cleaning ont wells, each
sinking Old wells deeper, per foot.
Taking eut old walls and putting in same, per
Cases of eight feet length. per foot.
case,i more .nan eisht ieet length per foot
covering d TO be OF tagging, not less than inches
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
Opening old wells and covering same with old
Openng old wells and covering same with now
tagging.
Taking out and putting in old pumps, per log
Making ne W joints in old logs.
New logs put in old pumps, per feot.
Sew foxes ana spouts In old pumps, each.
BnIst and ,pouts for new pumps, each.
The top log OF the pumps 20 be Of the best sea-
soned white oak, and the remainder 10 be- Of the
best seasoned yellow pine.
FOR HYDRANTs
Keeping the hydrants in repair, viz stoppiue
all leaks, &c all new valves and spouts pair ng
the old ones, and repairing the old irons belonging
to them, when 1t can be done without taking the
ny drants ont, each.
Taking out by srants and putting in same, each.
New by drsnts per foot.
Spouts for bydrants, each.
speut stones do. do.
Painting pumps and hydrsnts. each.
IRON WORK
pairs per pound.
spouts aud lower box irons, for pumps, each.
New joints 70 old spears.
New spout and valve irons for hyirants
Tine work and materials to be all Of the best AL
ity OF their res pectiye kinds.
No offer will be received that ia not m ade by q
practical pump maker.
ed will be required to enter into bond for one
thousand dollars. with two good sureties, condi-
toned for the faithful perfoT Of his or their
contract. and should any contractor contractors
fail or refuse to comply with any of the condition
terms OF his or their contract, to execute any
work within the time named in the order of the
Commissioner directing il to be done the Mayor
is authorized to employ any other person or per.
eoBs to execute the same, or to furnish the Ate
lials. upon such terms a. he may deem ped lent,
In which event the contractor contractors SO
fail shall BE responsible to this Corporation for
any loss or damage II may sustain thereby and the
May or may. at his discretion, annul the contract
Of such contractor or contractors.
RICHARD wALLACH,
"a "a eotfe5 Mayor.
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SEQ
j. G. MCGUIRE Co
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucti 3peers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ATwo- STORY FRANK
House AND LOT On NEW Jersey Az
kNIE; BET AND SITS. NORTH, Ar PUB
On IL uRSDAY, the lst day of February next,
shall sell, in front Of the premises by virtue of
deed OF trust TO the subscriber date the 9th
day Of March, 1888, and duly recorded in Liber r.
NJ d. No 8, folios 49, $780, Isl aud 1872, the middle
part OF Lot g. In Square 62S, having a trout Of
about Is feet, running back good depth IL al
ieyI and improved by two story Frame House.
1his property fronts On New Jerrey avenue, be-
tween North and T streets
Terms one half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest, secured
by deed of trust on the premises.
$40 will be required of the purchaser when the
property is knock ed of
All conveys ncing and revenue stamps at the
purchaser cost.
DENNIS BULTIMORE. Trustee.
~ ~ eo&6s GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
II AND ORDINANCE STOKES


will be sold at public auction, at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, Virginia, on THURS
DAY the oth day of February. 1885,, at 10 O clock
NJ, large quantity Of stores, consisting in part OF
the following articles, viz:
400 held. siege, and sea coast Cannon wrought
and cast irbn, smooth bore and rifed of calibres
varying from three 10 eleven inches Including ~
cast iron Guns, unfinished
50 Mortars. cast iron, IL Founder, "A FOUNDER,
inch, and l0inch.
IS $50 shot, Shell, Spherical case, Crane and Gan
lister, for smooth bore and rified Guns of calbres
varying from 10 FOUNDER to 10 inch
Az bTeach-loadlng Carhines, Burnside's, Mer-
rlll q, ~ naId d and NoTth's new and repaired
$40 Muskets and Rifles, u. B. manufacture new
COS foreign Rifles. Austrian, cal. "a, new and re-.
psireo. ~
u smooth- bore Pistols, cal 81, new.
I2 breach Loading Carbines, Burnsides, Mer-
nile, shsrp's and stars. y
q RiEes, Henry = and spencers.
1-tS2 Muskets and Rifles, u. s. and foreign mann.
facture, sf various cslibres.
SO Revoyers, Colts, Remingtons and Lafau-
ckeuI g. cslibres ~ and 36.
l,U72 SabTes and Swords
6,44.0 O5 Rounds OF Ball Cartridges for Carbfnes
Muskets, Rifles, and Pistols.
A large lot Of ARTILLERY Implements and Equip
ments.
A large lot Of Infantry and Cavalry Acquire
ments and Horse Equi pnents
let OF Rope, PauiiDs, Buckles, Rings, &C., to-
eetber with large quantity Of Smiths and Car
penteTs' Tools.
Samples Of small arms can be seen at Fort Mon.
roe Arsenal and At the U. 5. Ordnance Agency, No
As Worth street, New York city.
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
heavy ordnance. All other stores will be required
10 be removed within ten days fr the date OF sale
Terms OF tale Cash.
Captain OF Ordnance and Brevet solonsi. U. S'A
commanding. ia IA 3t
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- Thomas Quinn, the messenger OF the
Greenwich Savings Bank, on Erlday, IN New
York, while returning from Green witch Bank
with tin box containing 5000 in small bills,
was arrested by man dressed in police uni
form, and an officer of the 18Th precinct, on a
charge of being a couRterfeitsr. The box was
taken by the stranger, who told the officer to
take his prisoner 10 the station house On ar
irving there the officer found that he had aided
in the preparation Of most ingenious rob-
bPry