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AUCTION SALES.
c. E. GlRaaoeY @ Co. s SALES.

c.E. GiRARDeY O. co.'s SALES.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
- q %, v.rv..r.- -.T
IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY PROPERTY.
IN TIE
FIRST, SECOND. THIRD AND FOURTH DISTRICTS
-coxPRsrs-
VALUABLE BArruKE SQUARES AND LOTS.
BUILDING SITES AND BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
.sasH8o s4-
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARxoRY-A SPA
CIous Two-sToRy BRICK BUILDING ON GIRoD.
BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND cARosDELET
THE CONTINENTAL ARMoRY-Now KNOWN AS
THE FIRST DISTRICT RECoRDEas COURT AND
LocKUP-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING. SITUATED ON THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND LAFAYETTE
STREETS
THE SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-A LARGE FRAME
BUILDING AND LOTS ON CLAIBORNE. BE-
TWEEN ORLEANS AND ST PETER STREETS.
THE CHALMETTE PRoPERTY-IN THE PARISH Oh
| ST. BERNARD, SOS
| AND
OTHER DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, Fol
ACCOUNT OF THE CITY, AND BY ORDER Of
THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIL
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND on ST. PETER
STREET, BETWEEN DERBIGNY AND ROMAN
STREETS, WITH FINE STABLES ATTACHED
BY q. DE FERRET.

AUcTloNkhk-OHce NO. o. Royal sTeft.
SATURDAY, January 1ssh. 1903, IL
- O'Clock the Merchants and Aucoaeers Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Custonhoue streets by
Public Auction wthCu limit will be sold
OF OF GRtUND in the square bounded by ST. Peter,
Derbigny, Csror deet Walk aud roman streets
q Peter street. 05 feet inches and lines
In depth the lire towards Derbgny los feet inch
snd in depth the line 20 Roman
n and liz es in width the line.
mprovtme said lat Of a frame Stable,
with acccmmod sion fer four horses, which REALLY
rented iof Sl2 per month.
n7y- TERxs-Cash in u s. Treasury Notes Act Of sale
III T. Internal Revenue Stamps attached before A. T.
Bienvenp, Notary Pubic at purchasers expense
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POSITIVE AND UNRESERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY
THEoDULE ADAM EFT AIS. vs. JOSEPH L. VIM
cent ct ais, for PartitiOn-NO. 1885, Docket Second
District Court
ny @. DE FERRET,

AUcrJoNEER-0fhce No. 60 Royal street
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1865. nt - O'Clock
at Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange Royal
Canal and CustOnhOuse streets
conformity order firm the Honorable John W.
Thomas Judge ofthe Second District Court Of leans
dated January IA 1865 in the of SUIT for parti-
ton Of TheOduls Adam ct ais Joseph Il Vincent iet
967 Of the docket OF the aforesaid Second Us-
New Orleans the following described pro erty
at public auction, will be sold, viz =
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Second District.


6A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve
thereon situated the Second District ety in
fSss and e Is e H o and oS s
stree, by 70 ieet 10 Lthes and lines in depth between
The dIgs improvements thereon c,nslst OF one
story frame Ouse with stte covered with states divided
three tenemsns and containing 2 back buildings
sp r.G on az eisigros RTy;s' etc o
This ci designated by the No S. bounded by Custom
Tfs Square divided into 20 Lots numbered from
Lots Nos O. s. and Dot No forming the corner O,
Custonhouse and ST. james 80 eet
front .ustOmhoue street, BY lO2 feet in depth
Lots 6 T. g. o 10 IL. Il and Is Cots Nos and Is
Lot No 6measup 81 feet inches and line
oOn Avenue TAO feet sinches in depth and
dividing it lot No a and feet in width on the rear
Lot No measures "a feet inches line on Carroll
ton avenue lS feet inches the line dividing it from lot
10, No and "a feet in q width i cn the rear Inc
rel ton l34 feet inches the line dividing
lot No. T. lSl feet inches and lines the line dividing
Lot No 81 feet 70 inches on Carroton
avenue Isl et niche, and lines in depth the linz di-
line oiydir il from lot No 10 ana 81 feet inches and lines
Lot No 10 % feet 10 iRehes front on Carrotsa
o% Nm oeei ana lines IN SsPs pD the line %
the line dividing It from lot No. ii and 81 feet inches and
Lot No. inches and line front on Car
Iolton avenue rs feet inches and lines the line Of
vioihg from lot No TO- l22 feet inches and the
linz dividing Il from lot No. IL and feet in width the
No l2messures "a inches and line front on Car
rol9n avenue 22 feet inches AID Shines depth
Lis dividing il from lot No H. l feet inches line in
oeph on the lie dividing il m lot IS and "a
IOtNO Is measures 81 feet lneh.s apd linz
roll ArAna@1 fuenee ard line In deph
On BienTie street, and "a feet in width on
the line
Lots Nos a. Is l6 u and - Got No IS being corner
LOT measure each 80 feet front Benve street. b. l02 feet
in depth between alel lines. - -
Lots Nos. 10 and 90 being 10 measure each 80 feet
inches and Ines ozt ST. James street BY l65 feet in
depth. ..... = - - - H
r- TrRxS-For seven-eighths Of the price f the above
deserted properly onethid cash. aud the balance PAYABLE
IN two equal instalmens at crediG Of
respectively IN notes Of the IN bearing interest al
the rate OF cent TO ma
tury, and cent thereafter nsl pay
ment. 'F -
For the Of the price thereof onehird cash.
one payable the lst dav 81 Mach 1859
rnestne Guiotte and the other third payable Enpheme
Ooe Gu Otte the day of september 1871 notes
the purchasers bearing cent interest Of sae
payable semi-snnual y until final payment.
HE whole 20 be secured BY vendors privilege pro
perty sold, with special teage with usual stpua.oos
OF per cent sorney fees aion or legal pro
seeo mss as also 10 the insurance Of the property
fr OF policies and with the clause 'de aliendo
Acts q sale with United States sta ps
80 - =
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MONTGOMERY BIOS. 8 co. s SALES.

LARGE AND PERENPTOEv sarS ~ .-se-@-A
single Horses. Elegant Saddle Horses. Fine
Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows, Busgss, Harness. Wagons
ftc., etc, At auction.
aT MONTGOMERY HEos. xs co..
r n MONTGOMERY, Auctlonee.
Otace-s7 Camp stree.
THURSDAY, Dan, 18th. at n o,eloeh A,
a. a. r. Liners Stables 0rsyer street, will sold
Elegant Match HOrsss.
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Oowa r
Also-Tep and Open Buggies, Harness. wsgonG
~ fKKss-Cssh In q. g. Treasury Notes.
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First District.

!. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in The First Dstri t of
this city the square bounded by Julia. Camp Magazine
and Girod stleets, designated by the Nos !, sld3
NO 80 Julia street. 96 feet
inches in depth between parallel lines
1he buildings and improvements consist of q comfortable
onestory frame house divided tenements and
ing md two closets back building
in q two roOms besides a privy, e'stern etc.
Ne adjoining the above 81 feet inches
Jus by 95 feet inches depth between
parallel lines.
buildings and improvements consist of twosory rick
house containing six rooms wi gallery around prvss
Lot No g. beirg Immediately contiguous that secondly
described 81 feet inches lines front Julia
BY sc feet inches depth between parallel lines
The hui sings and Improvements tEs lot e1acy
similar 90 these on lot No. 2
T. TWO LOTS OF GROGND in the First District Of this
cry in the square bounded by New Levee Laf cite Com.
Girod street, designated lots Nos and Is
Lot No. Is ~ feet l inch front Oevee
by 76 feet inches in depth. The buildings
thereon consist OF twostory brick covered
with states.
70 4 being immediately in the Of the preceding
~ feet inches ard lines front Commerce
street. "a inches and lins depth the lne
Lafayette 90 inches in depth side
line, and % feet inch the line
The hui dngs sna imprOy ements consist Of tHo-stoy
brick store, covered with states.
The City Railroad through New Lavee street. ths
POI 0n ef there store. The business Ocay Of
district 0he IS rare il duesnenis to Purchasers.
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BY @. DE FERIET.
AucrIoNEER-OHice No. 81 Royal street.
TUESDAY, Februsry Is h, leSs, at n
IL O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auct oneers Ex
change Royal street. between Canal and Customhouss
by virtue order from the Honorable the judge
of the Second District New Orleans dated January
sth 1868 stpubc auction the following described real estate
belonging o said succession, will he sold
LOT OF GROUND in the Third district Of this city, in
the bounded BY Eysan Fields Morales. Frenchmen
and Goodchdren Streets 81 feet front Elysan
Fields street. by III feet 10 inches and lines In depth, be-
tween parallel Ines.
Frame containing three three cabinets hail
and gallery nfrOnt; bsk Building containing room;
cistern privies etc.
g. TKRss-Cssh in u s. treasury Notes
sale with United States internal stamps
attached before Leuis Duvgneaco, notary public at
the the of
The taxes for the current yesr 1865.
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AUCTIONS SAFES.

~. s,s,De II from lot NJ. nine. feet ecss ssd line;
me emu o he line se-srs Bensdoe street. an y sst ana
asss on is' 81 AR ss H. y F.s
Hiase. rxs-one third cash and n; balance :. '-.S and
iar., lien and besrn eht per cent interest per
rom The day Of iss seoye nps
VII be ssSSa 70 pay ss s ssns s
eqursd the Of the taxes for the current
~ Sac ~its u internal stamps attached
he Armand Pilot, Jr, notary pnoc a. parcnsSers eA
pense. ------ : - : - --
coFFEEHoUsE AND DEPEsDEscIEs no 81 FRONT
Lsvee strsst-succsssOn Of John Jay Lane, No 2sSaa
ny g. DE FERRET.
AucrtosrKR-omce, g. Royal street.
salesrOOms, No, So Bic vile stree
TUEsBAY. Jan. elst, tsss' az ss ,..asi
eoes srs SS re n he Honorable John W. Thomas
Judge Of TIE second District Court Of New Orles GATED
&C. 1867, the following described p'operi WI" DC
entire contents Of the premises 81 Front
5n sGn,sns e GoDI Is NTrs SsSS.S,
and Gas Fixtures Cigar stand, Iron Ratings Stove and
Pipe, etc., etc, etc
TIE urexped Of the lease Of the establishment
Ss- TEsEs-1ssb in u Treasury notes.
LAW BOOKS AND oFFIoE FURNITURE.
SUCCESSION OF GusrAvE LIE eARDEUR-NO. =.
BY G.. DE FERRET,
AucrIosKKR-Ofice 81 Royal street.
MONDAY, Jon; e1, tsss. at Q a.: o'clock loo T.. =;
ll 66 Royal street, between BienT1le and Cont
streets at public suction BY order from the Hon
JoLn w fhoass Judge Second District Court Of New
Orleans dated January Is 1867. will be sold
valuable an ully selected Law Library, containing
all Standard Law Book in the English French and osher
Languages, necessary to q hrst-class lawyer
Also
A lot of Office Furniture.
Rs-TERxs-Cash in u. 8. Treasury Notes.
BDeI crptive Catalogues be procured at the suc
toneer's Office
DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. les ELYsIAN FIELDS
STREET. BETWEEN GooDCHILDRES AND MO-
RALEs STREETS.
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FURNITURE. .....FURNtTURE. 49,. Flu RNITURE
BY MoNTGOMEKY n KOS. q co,
4 NJ MoSrGoxEKr, Auctioneer
ReDAY, Jan. 18th. Mt N O'Clock a
u NJ NJ their Auctisn Mart. 81 Camp street solo
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FL RNlTURE
sueh as ROSEWOOD Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads
sesus Armoirs Wristbands hahogsny and Walnut Tste.
spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top sdeboards Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mrro Mattresses Engrsv
g Paintings cooking Stoves and Utensis etc. being the
contents Of several veIlfurnished houses
Z a4t 3Hll-.e Also $500 f..tra..l
a large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc 5000
R8rTERxs-Cash.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOrs on CANAL sraErr
ny @. DE FERRET.

SUCCESSION OF GusrAvE 14oARDEvR-so.-
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WITHOUT LIMIT, ON LONG CREDIT, AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
SALE FOR PARTITION.

THIRTYTHREB SQUARES and PARTS OF SQUARES,
Embracing Four Hundred and Twenty Lots Of Ground in
the First and Fourth Districts near the Railroad
and Depot being inersected by Clio, Erato ITALIA Mel
ppmsne St. Andrew Josephine jackson and Philip streets
and by Willow Claiborne other far back
White street.
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by G.. DE FERIET,

AuCTIONfEN -Uflce o Roy at street,
CATURDAY, Jan. Is, 4 sAs, at lie O'Clock
n A n
KQYa street, between Canal
LOf OF tSRorN %, iu Third District Of this CITY
IN the squfe bode1 BY Lahape, Robertson Caborne and
Columbus e Said lot the aAarpe
Robertson streets aud 10 Robertson
street by 100 teet depth front srpe street
The buildings and improvements which
eonst Of onest0ry frame House covered States con
tanning two story back buildng aiming two
and two story back building covered with states
containing four rooms privy. tgo cstems, etc
The hole ren 81 at S432 annum.
This property situated within square OF the ST.
nsd Market and the will Of same in
few months.
r4- TFRNs-fhe purchaser will the payment If
note Of Sl0, payable the 18th November 1868 wh
out interest and for the balance Of the
essh in .. 8 Treasury notes
Ae Of sale. with United States internal stamps
ttA he'd before Droaet notary public the expense
heiru chaser. /
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P. G. MOHsN'S SALES.
hH r. @. NOLAN,

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT MATCH AMI
siDgle Horses Choice saddle Horses Fine Work wnss
NE Cows Bueges, top and open, Bretts, Harness
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CATURDAY, january rs. 1sos, mt 1S
O'Clock the Merchants and Auct0neers Exchange
Royal between Canal and Customhouse streets at pup
lie auction, will be sold
LOT OF GROUND in tie Second strict of this city,
the square bounded by CONT Gavez Benvie and john
son streets measuring feet 6nches front Cont stre3t
by SO inches and lines in depth and front on Galvez
two story residence with slate roof and balcony In
front containing splendid rooms. hail. dining room
and pantry IN the story ground oor bed
hall and In the second story The yard Is
paved with bricks and Is under she'd There are besides
fine els and prives .
p TERnsOne third cash and the balance on credit OF
one years. notes secured by special mortgage and
vendors .D and bearing Ell ht cnL interest from the
final payment the buildings 20 be kept
the transferred to vender and In OF
Judicial proceedings Tor the OF the amount OF any
the purchaser will be requiredto i've
cent attane,'s commissions the amount recovered
Act with u. Internal Revenue attached
p Chss Cuveler. kotsry Public, at purchasers
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BIZ c. e. GIRARDEY d CO..
c. Z. GIRAkDEY. City Auetioneer,
once-No II Exchange Plac.
MONDAY, Jan. go, 1868, at 1e o'clock NJ.
uA at the Merchant and Auctioneers' Exchange on
Royal street. between Canal and CustomhOuse Streets
public auction will SOLD continue successive day
thereafter the entire schedule of property disposed
Of in pursuance Of the following resolution, to-wit-
No. s16 NEW SERIES tIt
MAYoRALrY OF Nav ORLEANS
City Hall, lSth day of December 1861.
Resolved, That all Property WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL belonging to the city Of New Orleans which
be disposed Of without detrment tbs public
convenience shall be sold under supervision and dec-
of the Chamen of the Finance Committees The sale
hereof the THIRD MONDAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1868 and to be CONTINUED From TINE TO
TIME, at the discretion Of the Charmen the said Com
mtiees
Resolved, That the terms Of said sales shall be ONE.
THIRD Cash, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES and the
balance In Of equal amounts 1red by mortgage on
the property payable at and years. with interest
the rate of Blight PER CENT. FER AsNUM from date
Ill paid and five lawyers should be
to institute suit for the payment Of Acts
sale before the City Notary with revenue stamps
the expense Of the purchaser have The OPTION
TO PAY THE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY CASA In
CITY NOTES
Signed +. W. PERKINS
President pro tenn. Board Of Assst.n Aldermen
Signed) JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board of Aldermen
Approved December Is 1867. Vfrrf
(signed) e. HEATH. Mayor
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- = 1-eolIlHHEE-O Place.
II, II EsDAY, THURsDAY AND
- SAIOhDAf, stl O'Clock NJ at Leonard Il MsxweIs
Ss@s on bsronne street, between Union and Gravier viii
EegAI Match Horses Choice Saddle Hsrses Fine worL
We. Ien Cows Also. Top and Open Buggies Brstts
go TEsxs-cssh in U. =. Ireasury No.es
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ooMFoATALE RESIDENCE ON HOWARD STREET,
BETWEEN CLIO AND oALLIoPE STREETS.
BY @. DE FERIET.
AucTroSrrn-oaice No. g. Roy

AUCT1oNEER-Oice No. 81 Royal street.
CATUBDAY. Jan. IL, 1893, st IL o'c,ock
- N. at the hercrants' Aucyoneers Exeashge,
Rysl street. between Canal and Oustomhone at pub
lie auction will be sold
A LOT or GROUND in the First District OF this
ciiy in the bounded BY Howard, i'al1p Liberty
and Clio measuring Ii feet inches trout award
street by ll2 feet in depth
The buildings and improvements consst of one story
Frame House. c)staring three rooms kitchen and shed
all In excellent condition. besides cistern, coahouse prvy
and small garden
ra-TERxs- One half cash. and balarce credit Of
year secured special mortgage and vendors
len, and bearing cent interest rom the day Of
sale until the building be kent insured andt
policy 10 vendor In Of Judicial proceed
the recovery cf the amount Of the
ehaset viii be required TO pay attorneys
commissions, etc.
Ac. sale the u 8. Internal Revenue stamps at
acbed before Abel Dreyfus notary public purchasers
A VERY CONCEIVABLE HOUSE AND DEPEND
ENCIES. CORNER OF LAHARPE AND RoBEsr-
SON sTREETs-A MOST ADMIRABLE SITE FOR A
BUSINESS STAND.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsMAREsT-No. :
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wm PIKE ESQ President louisiana Commission Paris
Dear SH'-Since the close OF the Exposition
have occupied myself in making collections OF
seeds Of grain and cotton from other countries
which | think will be Of great interest to our
Stale.
Considering that your time Is much occupied in
your banking heuse, have thought proper to
send the collection, contained in large box, to
our coaoorer, Mr.: Price, of the firm of Price
Hine Upper, for distribution among the
planters Of Louisiana, with whom Mr. P. has con.
siderable transaction, and to whom the charge
viii be one OF pleasure. Nevertheless, Ihave no
wish 70 take the control Of distribution out Of the
hands OF our worthy president. TO whom it by
right and etiquette belongs. Had the State con
trbuted towards this enterprise. I should have
sent the collection 10 the governor; bat as be
mas not answered my request Of last July. to fur
NIB me with the statistics Of Louisiana do not
see how can approach him in this matter.
viii. with your permission, write to Mr.. Price,
informing him Of the forwarding of the coIlectio1.
and how the seeds should be distributed.
With much respect, your obedent servant,
r7Il ~ n.Hcl EDWARD 6orrHEIL,
iirtr rfaa. Chief CemmissiOaeF for Louisiana
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RAILROAD LINES,

nj ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.--
- ~ THE MIDDLE RouTE.-shcrte.t and most
SsnDE HFa1MetOn White Tsssonirs Ma
dale, and All the points in the LehiEh ana wyoming
PassenEsr. Depot in Philsdelphls. N. W. corner Of
BEREs ana AAMpER5oAN Ap No \ PtTssis vvw
TRAINs-on and after MONDAY, May 20, 1858,
Pssssenger Trains leave the New Depot, corner Of
cepted) "a follows
Al 645 A. M,-AccommodatIon for Fort WASH
St 7:i5 A. M.-Morning Express for Bethlehem ana
eeonnoeting 81 Bethlehem with Iehigh VALLEY and
Lehigh and susauehanna kailroaos for Eaaton, Al
Westherly, Jesnesviile. Hasieten, White Haven,
hiEh and Wyoming vailsys:slse ip con6sctlon with
S6 66gh ara r s ManapSy S
Milton % and WilIiamspCrt Arrive At aSuch C6unR at
p M Psssensefs 6y this train can take tSs feSSS
Valley Train, passing gethlehem at 1l65 A: N. for
Eastos, aud points on New jersey Central Railroad
stopping as ali nLermediste stations PaSsenseTsfor
Willow Grove, Hstboro end Hsrtsvle, by this
AT 1920 4, M;7,Acoomm,,odst@ioa @ for Fort Washing
Atr4SP M.-Lehigh valley Express for Esthle-
hem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, White Haven,
Shenandoah Mt Carmel, PI!tston and scranton, aud
Oil points n Mahen0y and WyGmpg ~ Coal Eegions
stopping at all Intermediate stations.
BetSehem Faston Amento%n, maneS Cb5bS 5Pi
Wilkesbarre, and scranton. Passengers fer Green
town TO North Wales
At 4'l5 p M.-Accommodation for Doylestown,
stopping at all intermediate stations Passengers for
Willow Grove, HstbOr0 and HsrtHvUle take
stage at Arlington; for New Hope at Doylestown,
AT 90 p. M.-Through accommodation IOr Bethle-
hem and all stations on main line OF North Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with L,e-
bikh Valley Lehigh and Susquehanna Evening Train
for EaBton. 4 lentOwn MauCh Chunk,
At 20 p. .M-AccommodRtion for Lan5cAle stop
ping al all intermediate stations. - .
Atl1SO 2. M,-Accommodstlon for Fort Washing
~ TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem at 800 and llO5 a. NJ, 200 and
lI'G5 A. M and 200 p M Trains makes direct conneo-
tlon with Lehgh Valley and Lehlgh and Susquehsnna
trains from Eeston, Scranton, Wnkesbarre, MahonY
Passengers leaving wilkesbarre at I45 Pm. con.
meet at Bethlebsm at 6C5 P. M, and arrive In Phila
From DoyiesIown at s'25 a. M, 500 and 7.OOP M.
From Lansdale at 7'30 A. NJ.
From Fort Washington at $50, lO45 a, NJ, and 81
p. M. ..-
Phllsdelphia tor Bethlehem at $50 A. III.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 200 y. NJ
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 200 A. IA.
bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'S0 p. M.
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
sengers to and from the new depot, -
White Cars of Second and Third streets Line an0
Union Line within short distance OF the
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket office, in
order 70 secure the lowest rates Of lsre. -
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through TO prin
clpal points, al mann's North Pennsylvania baggage
Express Office, No. los s. FIFTH street.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
DEPOT oUARlERMAsrER,s OFFICE.

u, III,
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED, from responsible
parties, until ~ NJ August H. 1865 for furnishing all
The CORN. OATS, HAY aud RY E STRA w Ito be OF
Forage ard Straw 10 be delivered monthly any where
Within one mile of the limits OF the elites of WASH
ington and GEORGETOWN, and o small quantity at
soldiers Home. and In such quantities and az such
times as ordered by the Quartermastes In charge
bushels each, tys six (56) pounds the bushel; Oats
IN IKE sacks of about three bushels each not
Straw baled and TO weigh two tn housand (lOO) pounds
per ton Bids will also be received for Hay unbaled
and per bushel and Of hay and straw per ton
We now use about eight thousand (s000) bushels Of
gram one hundred and eighty (S0) tons OF hay and
thirty eight tsS OF straw per month; but we re-
serve the right TO increase diminish that quantity
S SS ne rDd ON PTopef notoe ana the contractor
business In this city.
sum Of en- thousand dollars 9gned by two RESPONSE
bic suretes that the bidder will II successful within
ten days after his acceptance, execute contract I'm
accordance with above requirements The CONTRACTOR
Will be required 10 exhibit on before the 18th day
Of Sep ember next satisfactory evidence that he Is
Payments will be made monthly for quantity Of
forage and straw delivered II In funds, or seon
None to be paid for except receipt Of the parties
to whom delivery has been ordered
lars, signed ny himself and two accepted sureGes,
be required of the successful bldde for the fat
Iul fulB lment of his contract.
Should the contractor fail TO furnish the kind and
quanliy VI forage aud required 1t will pur-
chased In open Market and the Of cost charged
All bids Will be submitted to the Quarternn aster
General before awarding contract
marked proposals for Forage" and bidders are in
vi ed to be present at the opening OF bids.
BY order OF the Quatterma master; ;Gsnersl
s3l2t Deputy Quarter m aster. General,
B7t Brighten U s. A, and Depot QuafteImester.