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nance allowing the Canal and Claiborne Rail-
read Company to build trunk road on the
edge of the neutral ground on Canal street,
provided other companies shall have the privi-
lege. on paying part of the COST of using said
trunk road.
Board Of Assistant Aldeymen.-The Treasurers
weekly report showed: receipts, $500 80 sex-.
penditures, $685. 46; balance on hand, $429,
400 T. A communication from the commits
sioners of the Water Works, asking for the use
of the Iron Building, was referred. A resolu-
ton from the Finance Committee, fixing the
rates Of taxes on real estate and personal pro-
perty, for the year 1868, was adopted. The
name of st. Mary street was, by resolution,
changed to Church street. A resolution from
the upper Board, authorizing deposits of city
money with the City Treasurer, for sixty days,
and taking certificates of Indebtedness for
money thus deposited, to bear five per cent in
terest, was adopted. The Finance Committee
reported favorably on the resolution providing
for the destruction of all city notes now in the
city treasury, in the presence of the City Trea-
Committees. An ordinance providing for the
transfer of the stock held by the city in the
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad Company
| to said company, on condition that the COM
pany extend their road to the river, and down
the levee to the depot of the Pontchartrain
| Railroad Company, the said extension to be
| completed in one year, was read and referred
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MORNING. sTAR AND cAIH0LU N1ssKNaxR.
EwORIKANs, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1889.


GrTs AND GIvERs.-At this season, COM
memorative of Divine love, all Christian DO
soma, inspired from on high, expand with un-
usual kindness. Under this feeling many per
sons question themselves thus: What shall
9ivei To whom shall I giveT No matter
how small the gift, tho manner Of showing
good will enhances the benefit. To give inn
pulsively-to put the hand in the pocket and
pay number of dollars, more or less, for the
purchase of gift-this may be done, and be
based ON small foundation of esteem. But
to bestow an article which has cost weeks or
months in it's preparation, though it's money
value be trifing is indicative of deep rooted
sentiment of affection or friendliness, the
heartiness of which will not be gainsaid.
Aside, however, from any consideration except
that of being useful in our gifts-tbose which
reach the mind and heart are the most beneficial
And here books and periodicals best accomplish
the purpose. If, then, our readers would be.
stow benefit upon friends or relatives, let
them subscribe for and send them the MORNING
STAR, which is sure to bring the donor con
stantly to remembrance, in the best of all pos
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Day Goops.-This city has had many public
spirited promoters Of Ats prosperity 5ut j. Miller j.
public attention of the whole city the
Fourth District where crowds attend At his counter 70
avail themselves of the bargains which he IL dspen
with lavish hand. Read his advertisement In another
column
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McKenna's Restaurant and Lunch Saloon,
Canal street. faid to emulate II not surPass lay
or's famous broadway establishments. Though situated
on the most thronged thoroughfare Of the city the
oat Ia enioyed 1t is delightful resting place
for ladies' when fatigue induces rest In addition to the
usually dispensed the most
1ats are served up style to call forth unrescrved
cornmendntion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. +
~->~>>~->~>~~~~>~>~~
+ AIDES FAIR
ST. JosEPHs NEW CHURCH,
ST. JosEPH's HALL,
Corner Of Derbigny and Common streets.
On Monday, 2lst Of December, 1868,
FOLLOWING DAYS.
Tickets of admission, a5 cents. d2o |
T. AD1Es' FAIR
S. PETER AND pAUL's SCHOOL,
THE sCHoOL-HOUsE,
Marguy street, between Casacalvo and Greatmen
streets, Third District.
Commanding the 25th January, 1869.
Tickets of Admission, IS cents. d27
Try GOODS. ---...--.--..--.......--.D DRY GOODS.
j. l. l. X, JR.,
No. 8 jackson street, corner of Tchoupitoulas.
asn White osnss '0n''
q LINENS, q cents. 0'
Fine silk Mixed Shsne PoPLINs, 50 cents;
g inch Pure Linen P aSss towels dozen IS
Fine Msss dsnts Sf':s
Fine BIask i, a ls% as =
SaSas AM Hoods ' and Fancy Woosn Hosiery
1Ss in all III, Sp ss we'll
calling early to secure bargains. j. MILLER, Jr;.
da71t Upper side 81 Jackson.
| SILKs--.--..--...-.-.-sIL Silks
The undersigned have concluded to dispose of their
ENTIRE STOCK OF SILKS
| BY THE FIRST OF JANUARY, IF POSSIBLE.
And to that end have marked them all Down to the
cost of Importation:
Checked, SILKS
yards g sss ss
We have reduced all other
l. SILKS
To such prices make them tho
| CHEAPEST IN THE>CIT
IA. BRASELMAN q CO.
$50 and $50 aagasne street. St Andrew d27 1t
TOR SUITABLE PRESENTS
{ AT MODERATE PRICES,
Call
- BIT. WALSHE,
youths Boys, and Childrens CLOTHING
Mems FURNISHING GOODS Importer
STREET IL
da7 II NEW ORLEANS.
HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEV(
LENT ASSOCIATION.-The Regular Monthly Nee
= ing of this Association will take place on THURSDA
# January T. 1862 Il clock NJ, at the Schoolhou
i, on Marigny street, between Caeacalvo and Greatm
straata ROBERT hartley
! ae7 Secretary.
n II c. PALMER & CO.,
Importers Of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
J.. CARPETS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS,
9. RUGS and MATTINGS of all kinds.
B CURTAIN MATERIALS of all kinds.
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mr.. JULIUS HoMBERG E X,
20 c L l. i 5
ate Assistant to DIR. Sichel, Paris) o
lao Canal Street -l4o
Once Hours--lI to 2o'ctock -, ,Io,torror,s
sy,n number of patients treated in Dr. lloinperScI
~ 40 aud Practice during 1865, was over So the mum
~ 81 aneratons 49, For Cataracts ~ tor
Ssi 20 far achrymai Fstua LEI for S;aphyoma, II Tor
Disease o the Lids %, etc -. 80 roc - +I,ose
IL will he pleasure to DR.. Homberger 10 reltI oSe
who apply Ior 'e"'' ~ d27
under his care.
DR. j. C.. BEARD.
| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| lao Canal Street-..---- i9o
| Office Hours FRONT to ,. "' q"
, 1868-12-08
Bekjendtgjorelse 6.

Henhold til : 90 If Colonialloven af
az 27de November 1868 for de danSk-
vestlndiske Der og Low af lode Februar
1864, opfordres herved de Indvaanere i
Byrn Christiansted og Forstader, som
matte formene at have havt i Diet silste
Aar, fra 1ste Januar til Site December
1867, en- reen aarIig Indkomst al 500 vest
indiske Daler, og iovfigt at vere valebe-
rettlsedesl Overeensstemmelse med for
nevnte Coloniallovs : IS, elIer at vii e OPP
maze en- saadan V lsberettigeIse linden den
Bile Marts 1870, jfr. den uavnte Lows
) % sidste Stykkc. til inden indrvarende
December Maaneds Udgang <krlfiIigen at
anmeldr saadan: for undertegnede Formand
] Val9bestyrelsen.
D~etbemerkesa al Exemplarer afen trykt
Veilcdning I'll AnmeldelSer ON Val.beret-
f'gel>e hrn'isge til Eftersyn / Rrtshu<et
Rongen<gade Mr.. 10.
Valghe>tyrelsen for Chris'iansteds Dyes
og F~ors'pdrrs VaIgkreds den 1ste De-
cember 1868.
&. Sarauw,
Formand.
, 1868-12-08
Bekjendtgjorelse

III lIenhoId Il % II Culonla l"vsn at
"A .November 1868 for de dansk-veSt-
indlske Ger og l."v at l9Ie Frhruar 1864
opfotdre> hcrvtd de Iodvaanere i Fred
rikSledS Jurisdictions LlIdliStrlct, som
maattr formenr al have Iiavt Diet siiste
Aar, fra lsle Jannaf Ill Site ID C mhrr
1867 en- reen aarlig Indknm>t af 500 vest
iqdISke Daltr og l6vrlSt at ware valg-
heretliqede i OtererusSi,mmtl>e med
for Hvntr Col"nIalIovS : is, rllrr at VILE
opuaae saadan VaIghere't,gel>e linden den
Bite Marl> 1870, jfr. den uavn,e Lows
: % >idste Sly ike, tt linden iudevarende
December Mlaned> Ud1aug skrIfttigrn at
apmeIde Saadant for unIertegn,d de For
mad i Valghesrvrelstn
Def hemr.krs, at Ex"mpIarer af en-
trvkt Vrilrdhing til AumpIdelser ON Valg-
berettlseIse henligge til Eflersyn i Refs
hu$et.
VaIgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dlctionS Landdlstrict, den lste December
1868.
G. Sarauw,
Formaud.
, 1868-12-08
III. or C.

VN conformity with : % Of the Colonial
AZ Lew Of The 9Th November 1868 for
the Danisl, Wcsttodia Islands, and Law of
10Th February 1864 all inhabitants OF The
town of Chrl~tlanSted and suburbs. who
consider that thcv have had in the past
year, from The Isl of January 10 The 3I<t
OF December 1867, a clear annual income
Of 500 westindia dollars and are otherwise
entitled TO the frauchis, in conformity
with = IS of said Colonial Law, or Will
attain The qualifications of franc hi<e bea
fore the 3lst of March 1870 (see s %,
last c%lausp), are hereby requested to furn-
ish the necessary information thereof in
writing 10 The undersigned Chairman of
the Electoral Board before the end Of this
month.
Copies of IA printed Guide for Reports
of Franchise may be seen at The Court
House Kings Street No. 10.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Chrisliansted and suburbs the 1st Docem-
Der 1868.
G. Sarauw,
Chairman.
, 1868-12-08

err themselves 10 have been during the
last year, from the 1T of January to the
3I>t of ID cember 1867, in receipt Of a
lear y arly income OF 500 westln,ila dol
lars and otherwise to be entitled 10 the
franchise in conformity with IS Of The
said Colonial Law, or who before The 31st
March 1870 will att,in the qualifications
Of franchise (see : %, last claus J, are
hereby requested to notify the same in
writ 6 TO the undersigned Chai, man of
the Fec ora Board before The expiration
of this mouth.
Copies of a printed Guide for the Re-
potts of Franchise may be seen at the
Court House.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Frederiksled, The lst December 1868.
q. Sarauw,
Chairman.
, 1868-12-08
a.. raU w.
Cha rInau.
acknowledgements

~ HenhoId i'll ) % at CoIonia loven af
* 27dr November 1868 for de d ,nsk-vtst-
indske Der og Lov at 10 lie Februar 1864
optordres herved d. lndvaanere Byeu
FrederlkSted, som maattr fotmpnc at h we
havI | Diet Sld>te Aar, fra 1Se Ja"uar til
Site December 1867 en- rren aartIg Ind
konst at 500 rrstndI>kt d Ter og i0vjigt
at ware vatgberetDig de Over ees>tem.
melSe med fornHvnte Coloni ,l'o,s : IS,
eller at vile opnaa Saadln V ,lgherttti-
grIse i d'n den 3ltr NJ rts 1870 jfr. den
navnte Lows : % >id>le ykke, til linden
inlevarendt Drremher NJ ,aoeds U,leang
skriftIigen al annield~ Sa dlnt for under
t. gnede Form nd Val b->tyrpls,n.
DIT b mprHrs, at ~Excmplar,r af en-
trykt Wi dining til Anmrld, lsrr ON
ValgherttligtIse heniigge Ill Eftcr>yn i
RetShuSPt.
VAdgbrstyrelSefi FIR Frederiksi"d< Dyes
Valgkreds, den 1ste December 1868.
4. Sarauw,
FUrnIaud.
, 1868-12-08
II Office.

WI conformity wi h : % Of The Colonial
a Law of the 9th November 1868 for
the D,ni>h WtSti dla Islands anu l. w of
19sh February 1864 ali inhabitants of the
Country District of the Jurisdiction of
Christian sttd, who cons DIR that they
have had IN the past year, from he lst of
January to the 3l>t ct ID cember. 1867. "a
clear annual income Of 500 wp<tin,IIa dol
lars and are otherwise entitled TO the
franchise in conformity with is of said
Colonial Law, or Will attain the quail ica-
lions of franchise before he 3lSt of March
1870 Zee ) %, last )cIausr). are hrIeby
requested 10 furnish the necessary inform
alton thereof in writing to the undrrs On
ed Chairman of The E ectoral Board be-
fore the end of his mouth.
Copies of a printed Guide for Reports
of Franchise may be seen at the Court
House Kings Street No. 10.
The Electoral Board for the Country
Jurisdiction of ChristianSted, The Isl De-
cember 1865.
q. Sarauw,
Cha rman.
, 1868-12-08
NOTICE..

WIN colfImIty with % If the Colonial
A Law Of The 27 h November 1868 for The
Danish Wr>tiniia Islands and Law of 10Th
February 1864 all persons residing in the
Country District Of the Jurisdiction of
Frederiksted, who consider themselves 10
have been during The last year, from the
1st OF January TO the '31st of December
1867, in receipt of a clear yearly income of
500 wrsliudia dollars ard otherwise 10 he
entitled &c The franchise in conformity
with ) Is of he said Colonial Law or who
before the Dist ct Marcl, 1870 will attain
the qualifications of franchise (see : 90,
a>tclAn>e), are hereby requested to notify
the same in writing TO The undersigned
Chairman of the Electoral Board before
the expiration of this month.
Copies If a printed Guide for the Re-
ports Of Franchise may be seen at The
Court House.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Frederick
sted, the LIST December 1868.
e.. SarauW,
Chairman.
, 1868-12-08
G.. SaraWW.
Chairman.
acknowledgements

" Henhold til ) % af Colonialloven af.
AZ 27de November 1868 for de 'lansk-
vestIndlske Ger og Low af lode Fehruar
1864, opfordres herved de Indvaanere i
Christiansteds Jurisdictions Land District,
som maatte formene at have havt Diet
sidste Aar, fra 1ste Januar til Site Deem
Der 1867, en- reen aarlig Indkomst at 500
veslindiske Daler, or iovrigt at vere
valgheretligede OvereensstemmeIse med
fornavnte Coloniallovs ) IS, eller al vile
opnaae en- saadan Valgherettigelse linden
den 31le Marts 1870 jfr. den nevnte Lows
223 sidste Stykke, Ill linden indevaerende
December Maaneds Udgang skriflligen at
, 1868-12-08
5 Z. G. & o lR A $.

anmelde saadant for undcrtesnede For
mand i Valgh,slyreIstn.
Del btm@rkrs Il, ExempIarer af en-
trykt Vellrdning til A"meIi,Is.r ON Valg-
herrttigrIse henfiggt III EfJersyn REFS
huStt knngenssade Mr.. 10.
V'lgbestyrtisen for Chri<tian>teds Ju-
risdicti"ns Land D %Stricls Valgkrtds den
1ste December 1868.
C. Sarauw,
Formanu.
, 1868-12-08

WIN conformity with s % of the Colonial
A Law of thu 9th November 1868 for
the Danish Wes'india Islands and law of
10Th February 1864 all persons residing
in the town of Frederiksted, who consid-
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w. p. HARGRAVE..

ATTORNEY at, LAW.
ffI EEs8i aGH $50 EG J05 bUE
Ofsce on. Third Street, In Washington
House Block. -
r VIII practice In the various Courts o9
the Circuit. Prompt attention to Office
busin hTsW I98fE HWa 10 1dec4 d8xn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS.

u The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points. at the rates men
toned below: To Dycusburg, Sc; Eddy
Vile, 75c; Canton, rs: Rockcastle. 75c.; Lin
ton. 75c; Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River, Soc; points above
the Shoals, on Tennessee River, Soc. Sign
billt of lading, . Privilege of. reshipping at
iPaducah." We guarantee the above rates,
may occur will be promptly corrected by
US. Merchants are requested to see that
the weights are placed IN every bill Of
lading. Ise6 til FOWLER, LEE & co. +
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No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
rnent of job Type. though very large and
complete. is constantly being added to, and
our fob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck. and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf boats will be promptly attended &c.
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eTFAMROAT PERMITTING.

For otber RipergItens See Fgta Page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
COMMON WARE

is large, and wlll be sold as low az TIE low
est in the United States.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

now complete, and only wants looking
at To induce ali to make their purchases q
as and our stock OF A+t 1#tsst =
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This line is thoroughly organized, and
will run regularly throughout the season.
The boats will at all times leave promptly
on the days advertised.
The following well known staunch
steamers comprise the line: ALASKA. Capt.
Frank Oakes; SWALLOW, Capt. A McCarty /;
w ESTMORELAED, Capt. Ed. Evans; EB6ER-
AID, Capt J. N. Skunk; j. H. GRoEsBECK.
Capt. Dan. Maratta; ALICE DEAN, Captain
Frank Maratta; AMAZON, Capt. Hiram
Vinton; SILVER SPRAY, Captain w. w,
Fenton. HUBBS, PATRICK & CO.,
aHf Agents at Evansville.
JNO. A. WILLIAMSON,
dec23 If President and Sup't.
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Bohemian Glass and Silver
Plated Ware.

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
Silver-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade OF this city, and "
nave the advantage of our senior paTtnt
residing in the city OF New YORK and
all times on hand selecting the latest style
and natl erEs ofWares @41~H &aAH
oe28 dam pots eafznaI - 8tfaf
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.



sr.PArI. MiSS', March ), isGs'
ill., es aud al
H % %FpSEsBli fprt p z! ist%i. S ,is
pS one % aS seventy head at Fort
sgy q S SS ,ln siSI Eyya 5uy
3Pc 6SPdrsi and SKY %ai head 4 Fort Stevenson.
one haRirsS aud tSIT!y Iigl icSl at Fort lotion.
TO Gs 5f i.sS Fri sy 'Ri aniS haf to
be delivered BY June 8. ls6s. and tho remainder by
They must average about $50 pounds gross weight,
and be steers from three go to ~ years Of age
All less than three and over seven years Of age aud
saE eos 'a nSd rsxs ena G SS cSces pulls
Proposals. by telegraph or other Informal proposals
written suarapee OF two responsible persons 10 the
cordance with the terms OF his proposition; aud,
should his proposition be accepted, he will at once
they are prepared to become his sccuritics. giving
good and sufficient bonds for lis fulhlineni.
by the ofciaI ccrtasao o. the CLERK Of The nearest
bstIiet Court, Or Of tho United States District At
Bids should be made for each post separately, and
bidders should be present TO respond to their bids and
prepared To give tho necessary bonds,
The Government to itself the right reject
any and all bid. considered unreasonable.
aud accepted. iffunds are on hand; II none on hand,
to be made as soon as received.
mr Decf Cattle, aud addressed either 10 Lieu tenant
Il Iieut:aAn Colonel j. H. oilmsn. z. s.. s.. Paul.
The proposals will be opened at both places at IL
II bid is IN the name Of arm. their names and
pos'''nee address must appeal II o,,x,x
Capt. Gs .Ry! LIEUT.. Col i !! : Eriai,.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USiT8b STATES PArEsr OIPfGE,

On the petition Of THOMAS ALLRsDRR, executor Of
the estate u JOHS ALLREDBR, deceased, OF West
liampon Mass praying for the extension o. patent
June. lSi. for an Improvement In Metallic qrommets.
Tor years tho expiration OF said patent,
which takes place the 20th day Of June, 1865;
y ID ordered that the said petition DO heard at tho
next, at u O'Clock, M and all persons are notified TO
appear aud show cause, n any they have. why said
petition ought not 10 be granted,
pers9ns opposing the extension are req ired 70 hlo
writing, at least tOsty days before the DAY Of hear
ing all testimony ed by either party TO be used Mt the
on application
Dispositions aud other papers, rcliod upon as teati
mOny must be filed In the oee ostv days before tho
day Of hearing the arguments any, within ten days
AFTER ding the testimony,
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In the
g., and In the Republican, Springfield, Mass once
woek for three successive weeks the hrt Of said pub
eatOns 10 be least sixty days previous to tho day o
hearing A. n. STOUT,
mLl7-ruN Acting Commission of Patonts
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25
PROPOSALS FOR RAISING WRECKS AT NOR.
L YORK. VA, AND VICINITY:


NoRYoLK, VA, March y. lses.
Sealed Proposals will be received until eloek,p.
m of the 18th day OF March, 1868, by the Command
ant Of this Yard, for raising or wrecking and re-
moving the materials Of the following named wrecks,
viz: - n,, ,,,,
and COLUMBIA, In the Elizabeth, river.
Ram Fredericksburg, two Rams near Drury's Bluh,
Shawshcen FLORIDA, and other Wrecks belonging to
the navy, In James river. a.,
Separate offers will be made for each vessel. and all
the property that may be In them
any portion Of the keel or floor timbers remain and
the right will be reserved to the Government, when
one PARTY may DO awarded several wrecks, to desig
nate the order In which they are to be removed.
The proposition must state the proportion OF the
proceeds OF the sales at public auction which Is to be
within which the work each Is to DO completed ,
As security for the fulnlmcpt Of the agreement, all
the property Is to be placed In the hands Of the Coy
ernIlcnt and be deposited and cared for rs may be
directed by the Commandant Of the Yard, without
any charge whatever to the Government; to DO sold
aud the proceeds to remain In the hands Of the Coy
ernment until the wholc Of any one Of tho Wrecks al
lotted to each party IL removed and tho work COM
plcted 10 the satsfa elton Of the Navy Department
All the appliances used In removing these Wrecks
must be furnished by the salyors.
not furnish satisfactory evidence to the Comnandan
Of this Yard that they fully prepared with all the
proper aud necessary appliances for the execution OF
work OF this kindi aud the Navy Department rc-
serves the right TO summariy annul the agreement
II the work Is not promptly commenced and diligently
all claim OF the savors to the property recovered will
~ A. II. KITTY,
mhl6-td Commandant.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
l. Washington, ID. e, chartered by special act Of
Congress for tho safe Keeping, upacT gp9raptcS, Of
and all descriptions Of Naluabe and for the Renting
Of Safes nsil" Of fire and burglar pro" vaults ono
corner New York avenue aud fttccuth street Dirrc-
tors: :, T.. Brown, II. b. Cooke, Gc"rg" W. Rigg.,
WIN. !, liuntington, George H. Plant George u
Evans. y. I. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson,
s. r Brown, Presidents u, o Evans, Vice rrcsi.
dentI William S. Huntington, Treasurer; d. T. sny-
der, secretary.
All II IN
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR TRANSFORMATION.
OFFICE CHIEy ouARIERNAsrER, !
FIRM MILITARY DIsTRtCT,

oFfiok gbhr auhkInh isSasrt
No. fIfLh n,LHknn - ,Es
s,,i H. NEW ,ohLkhsss "A IT, ~ &c 49, ,o..iy.d
m topysNI. ~" inNi'evl anu WI " VI
" 'nc gu'c1 ~ Nsptatth W A. Mnn amW TTkrrsiiy IL,
"a nv' ,s,a ivn ~ n'niosS NJ 10, the
alAl Jay o. Mhrch, 1873, ~ IL y eloek, N. WI viz
trapspoftaion Of troops and military suppiss ffym
nuu " pons Wuhln tne nan VI "'' nv
"nhac vi ne kohr enaihn VIZ i1o,s nronoso
t.oposas VIII smto ~ Mnh .aWs P III ~ tho
,oli,s.lp. aovps anu army 'uppi'V' "' anu " "
iotoMnx ;nhmeI polhtsni s..,t.x. =. p.ou,.
houie No. l. Prom Brai9s San'iago 10 pto"ns'
npuN "" Z-fron broWhANihe 10 hInss0'u p"
ras s, ~ , ,.t..ol,
poute 70 Snmihfiingsoia barIaSns " Lh,yu1, the
ii M III, spSen, " VIA annns
nluucIs VIII cYnuket touhnsport Uoop'aIus "PPhes'
70 rs elassinsd a. ionows. .,. ,....,.o..
snnsten men, eapln oi aesh
saeh, anu the lonoWing eass q Itceht WI
uIes, hhd ueei eaue, pei hsha sneep, ~ , ~
mhemnery leao, INC, un,eoPper,
poiis pants sho,, soves, WIZ, hasyy arJmsbe.
u , WAR, @ t III I'm III
s'ge, e.e peI ohe nunuieu pounHs. NJ niro 80,
uskum' LUMBER toak'D per i'"" iee'' os'S "no
corr, per sack -,.,,, ,,r.no ...,o.
hehsutement goods, elothipE, sauipake, s.a,os,
stoekeIy, iuthlture. ioofr, Ghas, ,t wanou
tonkueI mhuink, mattresses, nfhSeashs "huh''S''
Dry goods. nour, meal, bread, rice, eraeker., dried
APPLE, op9ns; potatoes. tnfnlIs' Mns rS I,ns
pei , IL We. goods, p9Ik' Dsfi, lquhS' a', ,r
taiiow, grease, etc per barrel.
Vinegar and pickles in kegs pet kcg; ainbula noes
and snring waynns zach, arm, agnns Icomplete. }