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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MUNT0aVM NIX 4 HAWB. . W.
I NJ MONTGOMERY, Auotioneer-Will ha sold o.
SDAY, DecsmbeFItl 1853. ~ II O'Clock, at Old
sneFsI sssoTtnent OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl
4 such as Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut
aads. Bureaus, Armoirs, Washatands, MAhogA
q Walnut Tetss, Sofas, Spring seat OhAin.
1srds, Extension Tables, Velvet and Brussela
5, French Plate Mirrors, MGttreaseA EnGrav.
Paintings, Cooking Stoves and utensile, etc.
..s invoice Of Cottage BEDS. Cane Aad wood
.allasfs. eta.
'1fz--l1aah ns
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COTTAGE, NO. s7s COM ON STREET
ccession of Philip R. Fitzsimmons-Ns. sS6I

COTTAGE, NO. s7s COM ON STREET
secession Of Phihp R. Fltzsimmons-Ne. $3.50
bond District Court of New Orleans.
o. z GIRARDEY a. CO.-AUCTIoN-
fs--NeholRs j. Hoey, Auctioneer--Ottice No IL
|hge ace.-SATURDAY, fifth December,
twelve 0 clock M. at the Merchants and Aue.
e's Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
znhouse streets, in the city of New Orleans, by
Of an order of the Hon. John w. Thomas,
4 OF the Second District Court Of New Orleans,
ninth June, 1865. will be sold at public auction,
eount of the succession of Philip X. fitzsim-
deceased, the following described property,
DT OF GROUND in the First District of this
the square bounded by Common, Palmyra,
ms and Derbigny streets, designated as Lot
Of squars No. p, and measurins 20 feet 4
and lines front on Common street, % feet in
D 81 feet and lines in depth on the line OF Lot
and So ieet, inches and l line in depth on
20 of Lot No. le, English measure. The i'm
tents comprise a neat one-story Cottage, re-
soia the street. and known as No. 315. Com
teet SIZE sft n .f.. t.itH ."t -
Cash in United States treasury notes,
7rchaser to assume payment of all taxes for
|of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pf the purchaser, before James StrAwbridge,
Public. no2 l42i % de4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
The 0pelousas Railroad Suit.
PRESIDENT sEGER "A WITNESS.
TESTIMONY OF JUDGE ROBERTSON
Assets and Liabilities.

In the United States District Court, the
case OF James 7. Tacker and Others against
the Opelonsas Railroad Company, seeking
to force that corporation into bankruptcy,
was taken up yesterday. Messrs. Z. O..
Billings and Fellowes and Grant for petit
tloners, and Messrs. Cohen, Stone, Judge
Robertson, Miles Taylor and FL. j. Leovy
Tor the defense-Mr. Taylor appearing more
particularly in behalf of the interest of
Mr.. Charles Morgan, who is large holder
oil the bonds of the road, and has Instituted
suit against the companyin one of the State
Courts for over 100000, apd Mr.. Leovy,
d: CITY Attorney, representing the city,
Thlch is also largely interested in the bonds
If the road. I
MIR. A. B. Seger, President of the road,
was introduced by Mr.. Cohen as a witness.
to show by kilograms and letter from
New York that negotiations were at this
time going on for the sale of the road to
Northern capitalists, represented bv Mr..
Adams, of New York, and General Ere
mont. Mr.. Seger cOrroborated Mr.. Bay
leys testimony as to Mr.. Morgan's desire
and interest to have the road extended to
Texas (the Sabine river, Mr.. Morgan, he
said, had declared that he would never dis
tarb the road, unless compelled to do so
for the protection of his own interests. in
volvtng S370,000 worth OF the bonds of the
road. He has contract with the company
for transportation over the road till 1871
He detailed the contract. Among other
things Mr.. Morgan pledged himself to make
two trips week with his boats from Bra
sheerlto Galveston, and one to Sabine.
Judge Robertson, a director of the road
appointed by Governor Baker, testified to
the fact that Mr.. W. S. Pike and various
parties, in the interest of the road, went
North last summer (before the Presidential
elecuon) to effect lease or sale of the
road. Capitalists said they would not in.
vest unless General Grant was elected, al
though satisfied it would certainly be the
best paying stock in the country as long as
the country was quiet. There were now
other propositions, besides that through
Mr. Adams, before the company, among
them one from Messrs. Chouteau & Price, OF
st. Louis. .
Judge Robertson gave the following
statement of the assets and liabilities of the
road:
ASSETS.
Road from Algiers to Berwick's
Bay, with culverts, grading, c.S3 $40, 900
Debt due by the United States. 800, 900
Net earnings from the United
States due up to July, 1868 49,. $4,000
Earned from the United States
since July, 1868. .............. 100000
Debts due by the city &C, 900
Debts due by the parishes. ....... 26 600
Debts due by the State .......... 5000
Total. al..................... ......s5, ,I94, 900
LIABILITIES.
First mortgage bonds .... 81, ,9S7, 900
Second mortgage bonds ...... 10000
Interest due. .-................... SIS 900
Due the United States. ......... 80 900
Other liabilities. es................. 20 900
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 81, ,655, 900
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

Judge Robertson said he believed the
road to be one of the best in the United
States. 1t is in perfect running order. No
one has been killed or manned on the road
in fifteen years.
This closed the testimony, whereupon
the argument was commenced by Mr.
Grant, of counsel for Mr.. Tucker, and was
to be resumed by him this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

PA L N g BI D " z L L.
Propristors and Managers.
IfThBDG 4. .'''.'s'.'-... .IneAsuref'
q OAVANAUGH..-..... Stage Manager.
1RsDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1868. Every night
fnd SATURDAY noon. Brilliant MeIanga of
fougs, Dances and Ethiopian Burlesques. Una
ksted success of MILE. TURNOUR.
Afsrence to the numerous requests to the Man-
5rsmsRt By Liany of our citizens, who have been
Ssrsined from witnessing the wonderful and
{xious feats of Mile. Turnour, through the fear
a 80 accident to the daring young Gymnast,
= respectfully announce that hereafter NET
aficient strengt1 and dimensions, as to pre-
u all danger and allay the fears OF the most
ia, will be suspended beneath the Trspeze,
cn which the Queen of tine Air performs the
~ dangerous OF Gymnastic Acts
IN Comedy, in one act, entitl led HOME FROM
tHE WAR, and the beautiful WHITE FAWN
tILLET Divert ssement.
|DAY, November 30-A new sensati nal Drama,
w b. Cavsnaugh, entitled NEW ORLEANS
Ia GASLIGHT, replete with loca hits, life like
bsracters startling sensations and comic por.
5aItures no26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

Irish Carpet BARgers In New York.
The New York Herald presents the fol-
lowing list of the public offices in New
York at present filled by the worthy, spirit
ed and patriotic sons of Old Erin, God
bless them!
Sheriff,
Register,
Controller,
City Chamberlain,
Corporation Counsel,
Police Commissioner,
President of the OrotoR Board,
Acting Mayor Snd President of the Board
of Aldermen,
President ofthe Board Of Councilmea.
l Clerk of the Common Council,
Clerk ofthe Board of Councilmea,
I President Of the Board of Supervisors.
FiYs Justices of the Courts of Record, :,
5 All the Civil Justices,
All bat two Of the Police Justices, F
All the police court Clerks, 5saeta
Three out of four Coroners, gass4.9
Two members Of Congress,
Three cat Of Eve State Senators.
Eighteen out of twenty-one Members of
ee l0lT -
Fenrteen-nineteenths of the Common
Council. aAd =
Eighttenlhs Of the Supervisors.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF TIE REPuaLloAN PARTY OF LOUIS
SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 28 1868

stock, to Bell d Co.; schooner Isabelita,
Prats, Minat:tlan, hides, to Puig Bros.
Sailed: Ship Anna Camp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

RY j. h. WALTON az DEsLONDF-J
ID B. Walton, Auctioneer-O Office No. 6, Caronde-
let street ,-SATuRDAY, December 49, l56s, at
twelve O'Clock M, at the Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street. by virtue and in pursuance of order
of the Honorable Louis Duyigneaud, Judge Of the
second District Court of New Orleans dated No.
vember IA lss Court Docket No. 30 27s, will be sod
for account ef the above named succession, the fol
loWin described property, TO wit:
The undivided half OF ONE LOT OF GROUND,
with the buildings and improvements there
on in the First District OF this city, in the
square bounded by CarUndelet, st. Charles, Lafay
ette and Girod streets, designated by No. L. on
plan drawn by Charles Zimpel Surveyor, dated
The fifteenth day of November, 1851 and deposited in
the office of Il. Cenas, late Notary in this city.
Said lot measures In American measure 25 feet
inches front Carondelet by leo feet inches
in depth, between parallel lines, together with the
use in common with this lot ard those adjoining, OF
an alley 25 feet wide opening into Lsfay street
The improvements on this lot consist of Three
Story and Attic Brick Dwelling, No IA CarOndelet
street, having two parlors dining room and hall on
first floor, and three sleeping rooms and halls on
each the seOend and third floors The rear buildings
are two story brick, and contain servants room,
kitchen cistern, wsterworks, etc. The yard is
Jagged. and the house has gas throughout.
Terms-Oash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before James Graham, Notary Public
at the expense of the purchaser including United
States revenue stamps. nol9 2l 2s de5 Il Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
RIETIRs THEATRE.

.ouseouence of the great success attending it's
4, ths beautiful Irish drama OF
ARRAH-NA-POGUE.
be reussted on Friday and Saturday evenings
snher twenty seven and twenty eight, and Sat
4 noon, for the Grand Family Matinee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAGATELLE
street, between Goodohildren and Morales
streets Succession of Justine Clay. Deceased
! U;Fa ~ piarra Wilsnn

DY OHARLEs e. FORTIER. AUO
ID tioneer-Offoe No. 4s Exchange Alley-SATUR-
DAY, December H. 1865, at twelve O'Clock M,
at the Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange
Royal street. betWe and Customhouse Streets
BY virtue OF an order from the Honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated June
29 1853, the following property. vz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Third
District of this city, in the square bounded by Bag
atelle, GoodchildTen, Morales, and Union Streets
measuring (Ameroan meAsurei 81 feet II inches and
lines front on BagAtelle street by a depth of l2T
feet 10 inches and lines together with all the build
iRgs aud improvemt nts thereon.
Ierms-One-haH cash. and the balance at a credit
of one year with eight per cent interest from day of
sale until payment the notes to be divided into
Shares to suit the convenience of the heirs; said
notes to be secured by mortgage and vendor priv-
eRe; the buildings 10 be insured and the policy
transferred. Act of sale before Octave de Annas
notary public, at the expense OF the purchaser. in
Guiding stamps. nos Il S5 de5 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

FOUL PLAY-FoUL PLAY.
DAY. November 3o-Mr. G. W. CouLDOCK
bd DAUGHTER
open at seven o'clock p M; the overture
ImmenoeS at half past seven P. NJ.
Extra charge for reserved seats. no2s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
DomestIe Markets.


NHw York, November %, Noon --Flour
5@l0c. better. Wheat 1@2c. better. Corn
a shade better, Pork nominal $2e027,
Lard dull; steam 16@l6i. Cotton a shade
easier; miidling uplands 25c. Turpentine
dull at 47A@4Sc. Rosin quiet; strained
common So 5502 CO.. Freights firm.
NEW York, November %, Noon.-Money
easy at 516 % cent. Sterling 1904. Gold
134I. 5 520s OF 1862 l12 North Carolinas
664; do. new GA. virginias, ex-coupon, 568
do. new 573. Tennessees, excoupon, 69s;
do. new 6s3. .05..
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, November 2S.-Sugar animated
and firm; No. IL 81 reals. Potat PES active
at so. Hams quiet at l61. Flour active
at r. Sterling exchange l5@l51 premium.
Federal ourrency-long 324@333 discount;
short so. Gold-long 3g4 premium; short
5@6l premium.
LoNDoN, November 81, Noon.-Consols
944 Bonds TAI. Fine rosin 15s.
LIVERPOOL, November u, Noon -Cottcn n
quiet; sales 10000 bales; sales for the we k
l09 900 bales, of which % 900 bales were or
export, and $4,000 bales for speculation; !;
stock 100000 bales, of which 28 900 bales
are American. Breadstuffs quiet.
PARIS, Novem ber 27.-Decrease of bullion
in the Bank of France 1000, 900 francs. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

Nights Of Miss FANNIE B. PRICE in her
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

The suu Hithdravn by Mr.. Tickaor In
retiring from the late erm Of Ticknor &
Fields, publishers, Of Boston, WAS $500, ,ees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

THE YIELD OF SUGAR.
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II OHARLES THEATRE,

DEbA '...'..t,.... ....,..... Proprietor.
RLES POPE, Lessee and Manager.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
bADEMY OF MUSIC.

pal DING q BIDW L L,
Prnnriators and Manaaaru
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY BYTElECRAPH.
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Present Condition Of Affairs in Spain.
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saturday and sunday Evenings.
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SUCCESSION OF FANNY E, HAYMAN.
Second District Court, No. SO2Ts.
ING HOUSE,

No. IA Carondeet street. between Lafayette and
C;irod Streets
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YORK, Saturday, Feb. 10, 1868
AL interested in city real estate have watched
win unusual interest the movements in that department
OF business during the past week The extensive sale Of
vacant property lying the vicinity of Central Park,
completed early In the week. given to dealers in that
species OF real estate data from which to estl-
mate what the market is to be during the present
year; and the indications are that uptown lots
are TO be very firm, and that buyers must expect
TO pay large advance last years prices. NOwith
standing this fact, however there hundreds In the
city who anxious to these valuable lots either
for speculation for improvement Quite excitement
has prevailed this week touching the sale of the Beck
man leases" This method Of dispOsg OF vacant lots al
though quite novelty in New-YOrk. has been tried ex
tensively IN other cities, and has been attended
with good results to the cities, well as
profit TO the leaser and lessee. This Is
probably the only way which the building up OF vacant
property canbe Immediately secured Considerable I'M
proved property has been sold this week and the market
for houses has been rather better than before since the
opening Of the yet buyers cautious when deal
ing in improved property, unless it is very favoraoy
situated
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
CONNECTICUT.

In Hartford SIR C. A. Lincoln has recently sold the
single brick house and lot No. 81 Johnst owned by Mr.
s. NJ Bronson TO Mr William Woodward for $1,000. Mr..
j. W. Dmeek has recently sold the single house No SO
Church.st to Mrs F. Root OF West Hartford for $780,
and also the brick house No>25 Linwoodst TO Mr. Ed
ward Farrell for 5000 The following recent
sales have been recorded In the Town Clerks
Office Mr. Thomas Brown to Hartford City Gas
light Company, land and buildings on Potter-st;
price 81 800. Mr Patrick McKone Mr.. Caleb NJ. Tai
colt, land and buildings WoOdland-st: price $4,000
Mr.. Thomas l.. Lynch to Mr. Augustus L. Jerome land
on Wethersfeldave.; price $1,000 Mr. John C. Parsons,
executor OF the late Mr Thomas i. Williams, 70 Mr.
James g. Boles. land on Colinsst price not stated.
Mrs GeOrgianna l. Hotchkiss, Administrative Of the
estate OF Mrs Alice INLAY, to Mr. James g. Bennett OF
Brooklyn, n Y, land and buildings at corner Of Kbourn
and Charlests; price 81 100 Mr. Merrck Price OF New
York. to Peter Sunderland land aud buildings on
AIbanyaye.. price s21OO..--.In New-Haven the
Messrs. COmstOck have sold 10 DIR. F. j.
Whittemore Mr.. PhIiando Armstrong; residence
No q6 DavenpOraye., for $4,000; 10 Mr. Thomas Rock
fort lot on Clark ST. owned BY Nr j. H. Booth for $50
per foot also bar and 12 Of land belonging TO
DR. WhtemOre, TO Mr. PhilandO Armstrong, for SlO00O
and the house No % LyOnst belonging TO Mr George
W. Hicks 70 Nr Sidney TowneT, for $500. The follow
ing additional sales have also recently taken place Mr
Jared B. Flagg 70 Dr. Adams house, on Davenport
ave. for $4,000. DR.. Hart, his house, on Davenport
ave TO Mrs. Chandler COwles for sll,JO0
Iron Works on Tempe-st 10 Mr.. Theodore " Hotchkss
Tor about $4,000 Mrs Mary Stuart her residence on Dix
well ave 10 Mr d. ID. Lambert, for 5000; Mr.. Vim. W.
Waite his lot on Humphreyst. 70 Mr.. Theodore f. Lamb
for SIC per FOOT Mr Albert Ben his lot Oh Pearst 10
NIP Cronn for per foot Mr. Samuel lot on
Wnterst to Mr. Patrick Ward for t5 per foot Mr. b. Doc
little his farm IN Hamden to Mr. James Taylor for $4,000
DR. T. T. Foote his residence, No BOG statet corner OF
Elm to the Messrs A. A. Todd, for $4,000 In New
London Mr Adam Frink has sold 10 Ann K. Almy
house and lot on Teyst for $500. In Horwalk. Mr.
G. NJ Holmes has sold 10 Mr.. James Sherwood lot and
buiding on Eclpse-ave Price $1,000. In South Nor
walk the corner lot opposite Elys Han, near the rail-
road has been sold for 1900 Mr.. NJ b. Pardee has pur
chased OF Mr. d. r. Austin lot with dwelling and other
buildings on Westinghouse, for $1,000 Mr. C. F. Tones
and wife have sold their property on Washingtonst'
to MI Reed Haviand Of Rdgedeld the lot being 93x2iO
feet for s11,OOO In Cornwall, Mr.. j. p. Brewsters
Cream Hill mansion said 70 be the best house in town.
nearly finished Mr. McMurtry has sold his hotel property
for $3.50 Mr Obadiah Berce has also sold the hotel
property at Cornwall Bridge, for a0,too..In tchhed,
Mr. Michael b. Bray has sold his place In spencerst to
Mr. David Dugan, for 5000 and Mr. Nelson Barnes bis
residence to Mr.. II r Gables; price s2,sOO
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
A. J. BLHRCKER AuctioneeT. -,
GALL sc O4R UAT TIA ri I,

EORECLOSURE SALE under direction OF
GRATZ NATHAN Referee-JOSEPH MCGUIRE. Auctloneer
viii Merchants Exchange salesroon No III Bio.aHg
TfESDAY February l8 O'clock % lots Of ground the
sy s III Ssond ave Borbery side u aud outhey
se Of Fhveigh consisting Of 10 vacant lo Fy seyenihss
nd houses 10 cour-e of erection
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

Abbot CARVER Miss j. Barseh W Resriasr ,ra Wiz scbOs
bsehet aOd We Huber Ant ~ 10 the sl~ea.e. +.
RROM LIVERPOOL. ~ steamship PsimyrA-Geexe Bracket
Heury AhegR Julns Ia Kirknra william Wssbug-
Hease Mitchell Jobs Gordon Leshaaa
As~ru Jobn HOtre Pred Nsgning Loas steatarh
Heriasn Ieiiea,sr Mr. K Keith Alexander TBon.ea
Oeorgs F-isr PhiAp Simpson hiss Ellis Walker .
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will find it for their interest to ad
veruse IN THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation is
larger than that Of other newspaper and scattered
through every state and Territory, well iii New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short as possible stating the advan
tages offered
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE, semi-weeky. and Weekly are subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes
Advertisements charged % cents per line, each in
sertion. in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 25 cents per line IN SEMI-WEERLY TRIBUNE
TIE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate, thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
Citp 8tal Estate for slI,.
y w. BENEDICT.

~ w. BENEDICT
- RIAL ESTATE LOAN. AND INSURANCE BBOKER
No 10 PINE-ST. ANU No. $50 SINillAVE
accommodation parties wishing tpsc or purchase
dwelling houses or lots or hre or rrt furnished luilrushed houses
siores the undersigned opened CENTRAL REAL ESTATE OF
FCE AT No $50 SIXTAtE fyBrtht where be wall be
happy orders from hs friends a1i customers
sale and principally hrsi os&
Business property improving M The above Canast
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
Insurance effected Companies Dwellings, stores Punt
ture kc s. ". BENEDICT,
No 596 gIyit.ave and No 10 Puett
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
MlNIAriRR ALMANAC

gISIATURR ALMANAC. 30
Sas Rsea..... & sau Scss.. J6 MOoa M0rs -
paN.
ssadf hoek" 2;iJ Gess isssd. 3.1Jl Hell GAte. q"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
PASSENG ERS ARRIHED.

PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Peb. le-In ste'ubip
DeumArkML Lewis and Wm Eaglor Dillon Mn Edwards J.
LArkn Baker and wife B,,ehan and 2.6 in siesrase A., =,
PROM CHARLESTON Feb lln steamship James AdeeFMs ~
Fraser james Hunt C. Gogsr Capt Rsucs Cha Hlrst0
Mrs Cross and children -
PROM L0NDON-in steamship Wn. Penu-Iohn 0aniges, Mm
Jehas sa,es and sife stephen esrrs hr Alice kein1L
KIsa Canbr,,, Wn Dsglsh Mrs Allen ieorse Aueo Wa
Aea Wa Audfevs Miss wbs JoAs HYDE ssd viA, Robert
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
Slurt UlarNtu's antitr.
SrarS o. sgwTokE.

SrArE HgwT0kH
PaBTWAsDEM OPEIoE No % wilanst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the At passed April H. 1881 entitled An Aeis
orrsnse Wsricus OAe Of The Port Of New YORK." all
sd h HAVING charge OF the subject sneA nquY.
survey that te following e1anas
ton by Ward-us The sn
tec within DAYS neecisg board sss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

Sron dflorks.
THE NOVELTY Iron WORhS. v. ",
FOOT or TwRLFTHSr EAST RIVER.
are prepared 10 execute
CONTRACTS AND ORDERS FOR THE IRON
WORK OF BUILDINGS
snbTaang complete structures Of
IRON or COLUMNS LiNTELS FLOORS ROOFS.
CASTINGS SHUTTERS, VAULTS. &C.. OF CAST OR WROUGHT
IRON.
Downtown Ohoe:
TRINITY BUILDINGS. Ne III broadway Room R. Basement