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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-07

BRIDGE No. Z, July 6, II. r. G. Nor
ris, Resident Engineer. Sir: Ihave been
over the bridges on Hsrpeth River three
times within the last month; made spe-
cial examination of these bridges, found
them in good shape and condition, except
No. 10, which has been secured by hog
chains or bolts, extending from one end of
the bridge 10 the other, to prevent the
parting OF the chords, and is now safe.
The first Of April, had all these bridges
overhauled; the taps we're screwed up
tightly on the rods and bolts. The bridges
were well adjusted, put in good line and
shape, and IL safe condition.
1 examined No. to-day, and found that
two Of the most important bolts in the bot
tom chord had been taken out in the past
few days. have had them replaced to-
day.
Of the four bridges built of The same
material aud same class of bridges over
the Harpeth, considered No. Z the safest.
W. W. SMITH, Supt
OF Bridges and Trestles, N. & N, W. r. r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-07
THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

ROARD OF DIRECTORS.
". ". BERRY, OHAS- z. HTLLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL =. OARTER.
TNRANSACT5 4 GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSI-
1 NESS and deals in United Ststes Bonds sn2
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
". ". BERRY, President.
mo. KIRHMAH, Vice President. sepi-Iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-07

BADGE No. z, July 6, 1S71.-Col. r. @.
Morris, Resident Engineer On the 18Th
day Of June 1 passed over the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, from Nashville
to Camden, CT g hand-car, in company
with Mej. Lands, General Agent, and W.
w. Smith, superintendent of Bridges and
Frestles. Having been absent about one
month, was careful in the examination of
the track, bridges and trestIes. Among
others l examined bridge No. Z; found it
In good shape and safe. Since that time
have been over my division twice each
week On ha1d-car. Iuvar ably pay spe-
cial attention to the track, bridges and
trestles. On last Saturday morning l left
Bollevus, going west. stopped and made
q special examination Of all the bridges and
trestles that had not been recently rebu 1t
between Bellevue and D ckson. c0mmenc-
ing at No. G, including No. Z, etc and
found them all in good line; stiff csmber,
joints in cords, braces, taps bolts and track
IN good shape and condition. 10 obedi-
eIce to Your order, have instructed each
section foreman to give special attention
daily to the bridges and trestlss on their
sections ard report any defect that could
be seen. Respectfully, 10. P KELLY,
Supervisor Eastern Division n. d n W.R L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-07

Burnett's KaIIistOn is the best
Cosmetic. ap51aw1y wedns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-07
GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY, July 6, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market
The market YVES firm throughout the
day, with liberal transactions. We quote
as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-07
ST. CIOud Hotel,

Day board So per week after the LIST Of
July je22-2w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
prCrmTS OF pPODVCF.

Pr NOrA RIey PsVS oEf RGGTOrdS
elc2 tsles Cotton. phys Asle pigs Dried Frui 81
btS Cotton Sod Meal A. his Cotton OIL 81 bills Bggs 1904
bhs Flour 2 so lush WI g. 100 bush Com 1870 bash oats
deal LIZ bush Beans 10 bales Hemp 10
bales Hons hs lrs l11 sides Leather G. bills Pork, l pksS
80 pigs Butsr ~ pcs Cot Nets 492 Pse Cheese q pgs
pigs OF Cake 20 b L7ri OIL q bhls Ron, 1850 boxes
Starch e hg Suuss 10 ~, est es, 4 pkg &C. - h6ds 10
slacco psgs 80 his WHsky 20 bales Wool
Receipts o. pDsl la1s o. produce for the week enfih
Saturdsy Aiy 6ll6 aseS, 1895 bush Beans ~ 6 naI
Com 37 bbs Meal bags Corn Meal, 81 5 bbS flour
rs hush Mslt n,7s h $40 hush. Rye ttf bnh Peas
POO 02 bns Wheat bales Cotton go hlS Cotton seed on 10
lkF Dried Fruit 20 has Gre Sce Sl ba,es Hcps 90 az sides
lnsthr 81 hbl bills Resin sl9 bb Spirits
FUrputne - hp Fitch 04 bbS Tar 280 pigs OIL Cake, b4
ash Peaaut, liPlg BET 1854 pigs Butter 3sll pkgs Cherse
2 81 pkgS It Meas 3 bb Eggs $50 kegs Lard 64i pigs Lard
81 bb Pork 9S ais o. 8l bags SumHc 2s9 boxes and oases
obsooo 2ll lids Iobaeco 328 bb WHISKY 7 bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
TEE STATE OF TRADE.

JvESrooi Msv s-iq;lo motion opened quiet and steady
Sisidhrg Uplouis Il d1li; Mdilng Oleans, fidIlL
LoNb0N MAJ 6-ll m.Cono opened st $50 for both money
md he ,oot American securities opened quiet and steady United
tstes FveUwen G0utS 1907 e0i 1862 DID, so4i 1907 Eli Ten
LvESPOor May e-ll3a mBacOn. BIG ? evt fO Cumberland
Cut ....
Lsxrox Msy Consos closed gi for ssd 9i ae3
Jor scouut Anerc'n ties quiet and steady United
States Five Twenty loS SOY 1905 old 81! 1861 9i TeuFor-
fes S9I. ,,,r -
LIvERPooI 60 Cotton closed Quet AMI seady Nd1ns
Upuas a7l MddGRg Ores, 5id7st sales OF the day 0OO
ass 2O0O export aol shipments Of Cotton nom BON
report on bales; sales Of Cotton ship
named 40 I'D for Mldthg Bac0n ~ per
ov for Cumberland Cat Refined Petroleum, l6.OlbN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
OFFICE OF Lrenr Hor,. EsarsErE THrsD DrTs,,cr'

DROpOSAI, for CONSTRUCTION of PRO
i TRCTING WALL with JBTTlkS. al PRINCESS BAY LlTii
STATION RARITAN BAY, NEW fORhSe4ied proposals ri o
r.e AT @ oac until MAY 49, @ Tor the materials ana
protecting vail with ee OF gu. fnnee'i pay
Station scconrg plans and SPECIFICATIONS " % Sen a.
furnished 10 bidders application therefor l. "
Proposals he in duplicate accompanied ~ sah,n IN uup
attached TO each proposal
They addressed 10 the unde ged ndorsed Popos1b 10. on
,o Of Projecting with Princess Bay Light StAuon
Eew.fort." III ~. H..
THIS the g. to reject All hd, sh9GM tny DC
deemed dssdy TO the u y j. = "OOD,1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
COTTON MARKETS

OELKASs May 6Coon quiet but seady Mddngs tGl4ic
26 bsIeS 716 hsles erpoo Great Britain
Have 81 bales 10 Queenstown ~ GALES 10 Ham
bug baes eOawise Gil bales sales 400 tales l 49,
osle.
syASSaH May 6Cottou in good demand; prizes advanced Mid
1ags l- receipts so bnes e1pOristo te Cont nent 2bO
es e1ssvs 80 bales sales Q bales stock o4J bales -
BAirvapy Mlines H4Ul}c net receipts 80
ba E1s i22 bsss eIp0sco2stSse y bales sales 80 baesi
s5oct. go haes. 800.
wlx,GToV May 6Coion quiet mdd'pgs 3ie net receipts
O. h1e "a b1es .les - bales stock <315 bales
N0EForK NsvC-Coton quiet; Low Mddmgs D4dI4e mel re-
rts bass sIpOrscO4swse 3Jl bales; saes 81 bAI stock
x ~ t6leN
Cotton steady Mdilngs, itGlSc net receipts
be
CalgLEsroy NAY 6-Cot,on trrer MlipS Hali!ci net re
sp 0sl bales eIgOrscostve 1873 bales ses 80 bae' siet
= IS bales
NOBLE, Nay 6Coton firms HdjIng llc net receipts, ~
bas sIpots-coasts 2265 bales sales 800 tales siock o
bales
GALvTsros May 6-Cotton frn Good Ordinary Pie net
eg lS'L b.s eIpoo The Continent To BALES coastSse lI
tssies stock, Sc NJ bsleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

az this until O'Clock FRIDAY the 10Th day Of hay next
67 furnishing all the materials .nd labor AMI for constructing
and delivering either the LazaIto whar a, Bano5e s,1,9d;
Lghtouse Depot at TOmpfinsys Staten l,Ed, Ns"ior s
the option Of the bilier:
. TENT y r c f,:' G Sn b HSS.'' and
Twenty - ellss hun Iuoys,
ni their peced =. Sc, ,GS b, in A En S pse
fIsi wTS . Io the 4g 81 me a o OF %
DsiT,e the h Inspector at Ps'sRn
ptTg e .bou load elect ino entering
onA increasing the Numbers of each either OF TIE kinds
the lind. and n,Iae q,
P, wiz delivered the rates for which q each Of the
CONSTRUCTED within time (which time be named in the
80. % % % The M or other duy aSor led person
the part Of tie LshIol Board suPernierd the work d1ng us
EE Err 5si 'l' 70 '' A." receive '0' ''
son a.t @ Gss 1 S1s ] aas Fg Ig S Sa am
rors accompany eyei Plates VIZ and VII March,
on Who not worker n or plate aud TIE Me-
And tie e9ae party parties will be TegG to oi,1, ,r ~,
BIZ submitted W members the firm coPanershP
The right reserved reject an bid and all bids for other consider,
Payments within from the receipt at til. Light
% SJor1 ~ tie At The sprlt places having
accepted the whole number o Of either one Of the 'ie' and kinds Of
Ich I'D must lie accompanied by written guarantee Zee for
such 5y some ohc or other person Treasury Department.
the Of the acceptance OF suh pa al any TINE
within after date specified for opening OF the BIDS Le
seosss,v will entered into within ten days e
the date Of acceptance and that, 10 eae the sd
parties Offering shall fail into contract az ne
make good the difference between his or tier o-e
and the lowest bid
bond sh suety to the Of the Department in pensJ
equal cond toned for TIE ilh perform
contract will he required Of ne contractor to be executed
within ten DAYS after the accept 'nce Of the bid
The Will he 0peEel pubcy az he time and place speche
Po a details printed specifications drawings and the form Of
guarantee, .,,--...,. r.. L..
pse smother envelope and Aessed Tor deh'ep
in he cent DrSuI tlFUugn
:" P1' " W b. sHUBRICK,
Chairman Iight IIou,e Board, WAsAhgt0n CITY
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C0NNIssiOSER % EaIGKArioS, !
CArF. Gagnpx Ma lH1l. }

CONNIssOSERs 90 EaIGKArl0N,{
CAsrLx GARDEN Nay 3, l5il
GEALED PROPOSALS for flooring the lnte-
- Of the Ensnt Landing Depot with seca stone VI" o "a
coTel By the castle Garden Committee a. Castle Garln uu' -
ocNcs n. On TUESDAY, the 9th inst -
Proposals must be addressed to T. B. HART ChaEnan ,ui in
dorsel Proposals for laying artificial stone floor -, -,
Specifications may be had application 70 the suienn'en0 "
Casik Garin.
rVO CONTRACTORS.-PR0P VIII DE o.,
received at the Water Connis; ooers oaee No Zy sboa.
O'Clock p the 29i Of May lSll Tor Nnt
7os nea feet brick and y 900 neal feet Of pipe sew" " ~
g0mery-st and Palkn Distress -, w.. c,nuis.
The Proposals should he sealed, addressed 10 "' "N'
soners aud hiorsei Proposals. for sewers nav he .een at
The maps pro6es Necessary forms aad - y..pt
tn Commissioner OAo- an aneI Syu' y, voc ~
The worn 10 be completed by The ~ ug =, -
Security 10 The sum Of 900 Will be Teut ~. p,.r,
rOLeepAti n L. may D i''" B. g. RAND, Chef E.gneer
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Copartnersbip Notirfs.

DISSOLUTION. - The COMPREHENSIVE
existing under the fra Of SMI H. ODEhPiL
Co.. been dissolved b. hs death 81 Ar GEkLlr SMITH -
ANTHONY J. q. H0DESPiL PIERRE u TUNlSOh, GEO w
SHlRBLER New lorh' May D. Io'l'
COPARTNBRSIPhe uDiergnd hare tss tay formed e9Psri-
nsrshp and firm II ODESlL TCSSON sHBB
LE I'D Caus AM Chain Coos at ~ roadway
ANIBDNY J. q. HODENPYLL PIERRE T. TCSiSOS, GEO W.
sHlEBLER FRANCES D. MASON, Special New ioS Mayo l8'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
DEPORT Of the CONDITION of the AMER
III loan NATIONAL BANK OF NETWORK 81 The desc u bas
on the 29h dS o. April, lSTl' ,,,,,.
yIlpUiTIVa

STATE EswYoRK, COUNTY NEv.YoRK l. A. B. PRoAL.
Cashier Of the Estons Bank 6wYcrt soeuny
that the above 10 Tie Of tnedge belief
A. H. fROAL Cashier.
'''''' j. W PorrLR, Direction,
r. SHKRRAkD, jr.,)
and subscribed before This th NAV, lSIl.
NFsrERyKLT, NOta Pubic, ~ Y Co.
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IO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VII be
aMusenlerI5.

,,ppTCkN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOClAa
IoH me regular e,tas for the election o. ols
h. held an M0SDAY NAY il 4 t'e o's o. rac. p
bfolu'Y. ~ a Ffecs,I Placlal "t acc a. ' " "
Tt.n ba.ist. vii be bfoasS' Ds's BAFL5W ga, Pralsat
u...,s. 4 BaHnkAD 5sIe--g'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

Sl7gl s3l Is
State cfSewNork Comfy OF NewYork-I, GEO H. WfCKOPF,
Cashier Of The NewYk Comfy National Bank" sonlF
that the above the Of knowledge and belief
GB0. H. WYCKOfF Cashier.
Correct Attest: FRANCIS LELAND, }
PAUL n. SPUFPORp, Direetort
EDWARD HAIGHT, y
Sworn subscribed dsv Of May 1871
Nofzry Phil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

s N. Is s,e,dy sa Of 100 tea for June hse and
80 tsS for SevtesaheT st ife 49,. -u, x,vvx vxnrxa
.resrs o. rssVlsIoSs SrwysSk ''R THE WHEN hSp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET-MAr6
Receipt @ %. yeeE n0n Cattle, a o6 Hogs 62S sheep; ship
ss1s-lDtH Cattle 1923 Hogs 1888 Sheep Corresponding week
Itie Rcp-i027o Cattle 300 Hogs 5OG Sheer; shipments
E ~ Ct 216l hcgs s sheep MARKET dali and
tle demast ute cmnon 70 in - 5J0t5 50; good,
- 20 ~ pms shipping s6 00$6 Hog moderately aeuye
lover 81 S5a+5 - for The Sheep lower al Is 80
Sof fart good IN
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Drp.KrsEsr OFFICE on rHs LGHT HousH BOARD
WARRINGTON Msy ], 1911 }

TOIRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 Tor The IRON WORK Of a SECONDORDER LI6hthOuS 90 70
BE erected BOLIVAR POINT TEXAS, ehifance 20 @ .,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this es unn IT, ~
FRIDAY the 18Th day Of May, JIl from iron
,arna TIE Taas sHS Sf % B, Point Tsa. in accord
accompanying aea''ns and da~ng On h,d NJ,
me s,me u be Delivered expense Of the contractor on oo
going vessel vessels at any Atlue oI ~ g WV
Manufacturers workshops and acce8ahlr 70 slh 'rs'
nitn THERETO Will I've provided BY the ghtone boiri and
BE- ncudsd In Ae aoant ne rrpv uopV 81,
The la hog state the Cor which the bN lhb WIN ~
% l then t,p osp sfer acceptance Anl delivered as Aforesaid
ana shoad also the Day sHd date o. .h.ea - - R
The worE viii he carried ulde the personal supervision OF 80 ,gsn
oftAe Board AMI I'll facilities mast be aaonel hm o ~
maternal workmanship Such parts Of eA a. arc n h. me-
with he Wings .nd must in case 81 reenon DC ".1
good Ae expense Of tie contractor 10, an, ,.,aD, IA
The Boar night to reject any pfop"A iof any 'e"
m,T deem sufficient -, .i-..Ihr a.. biAis, ,pi two
In re ,am Of thosssai dollars = 10000 that
Of the acceptance OF such bA vac M. o.Ti h,,
entered into within ten tuJ GAYS si'e' LVnSe e' - w. 49,
tue bid kss been accepted ,.u.-. ~ IN ooe, .i,nsd
Bond And secanty Of ten thousand dollars s{
by tso ondm faithful performance Of the contract
copJ plans ard .Pesaon, Ia" be 'n''''el Win INV
bid evidence Is the object Of the proposal -. . p.t. g.
An proposals must sealed and siorsed Proposals M
Lghtboa Bolivar Point Tea, ,a nv w. IS ssabns Chairman
Of Tie Li.htlIole Board. Treasury DspiriIrh - A.
An. Gdr may BE- E sssSs ., ,s
VIM % % The port. a. which they will deliver bo,r ship.
Payments fr the "oIs wi BE msas , M r,o ~ tss s,gst
Of each estimate will be withheld until the eO"IeuohO we
contract ...,...t. 49, h. oh,.t,.t oo.
Lieutenant COLONEL c Duane tnei sat, tngins,r' ron1d
Colonel G. WoouH Unted Engineers. TomPsn,vle staten
IaDs New q. Castor smith esd h4stni Lshtioa's hhn'
~, Cai,n Peter g. Hains uIei Fugnec UnOn Bank
H. psltaso Marylsni; Major ". Merrill United state,
.ssrs PIaasG. Pennsylvania and IRON d ils sR151 rel ,,o
1.Or VI EHsaeou U. :. A. @asne'. Soosc1en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
HORsr And CARRlAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Saturday. bay 6, 1874

NEwYoRK, Saturday. Hay 6, 1871.
Inc dnllness in the horse trade, noted yes
terday' extended into toays transactions which
restricted 10 dealings in work and railroad horses with
hhiteu inquiry Tor more valuable animals, without
sales of the latter having been reported
Inc h"ras market throughout the week was only mod
erIeV hcIFo at lts beginning, and towards its close
suffered greatly from the noenency of the weather but
Notwithstanding these drawbacks prices have remained
firm and without change.
Tho following table recaptulates the axnres at hch
the different CLASSES OF horses were held BY the prnope
dealers IN the Buls Head Market.
C,usian fsrm and Bgsires, Horses 10 APO
Ca adam Horses lsinge 10 800
Car and stag Horscs, from 80 IT'S
Prime Truck liorse. n''.'''.''''''.'.'.. 20 - 40
Road Horses (iuge) fron.................. 80
One pair light Driving Horses. not over i5i hands
o,e psr 6ne Garage Ior.es flon........s0 10 100
One rair Of superior Csrrisge Horses, Of great
The "tbreeyeaT old colt. Manbrino Berthe by Nam.
hrno Patche (own brother 10 Lady Thorncl 1st dam ny
Mambrino Chief, ID dam Flaxy ny Telegraph, half
by Mr.. Robert Bonner OF The ". J. LcdGer:
Tie principal feature In this weeks carriage trade
the large demand for box top bnggieS OF nrs clss maze
the orders for this fayOrite vehicle came IN fOOwug
each other so rapidly that Of our leading inanulc
turors are actually loft without the stock
Pony phaetOns were also in active demand, ana
although we have not yet arrived ut the season wien
ladies like to take up the ribbons, the NUMBER on to
Carriages OF the Period already sold is considerable
Pony phaet0ns command moderate prices ahu eau w
had at from $3.50 TO 500 Those, however, made to 0rder
hung upon platform springs, with finer trimmings, ana
altogether OF superior taste and perfect wOiknhI,'
ship are me expensive and cost from $3.50 TO $500 ccOru
ing TO the reputation OF the manufacturer. .
Medium and low priced work sold we'll At tho Gar
riage Manufacturer Union Depository on broadway
the sales during tho week exceeded thoso OF the past
week considerably. -.
The export and import OF carriages and carriage mate
rial during the week ending to-day was rs follows;
Ia
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OFFICE OF LIGHT.Io.sE ESGrsEsR, THIED DnrMcr,}
ToxPKTSsvrLLE N. T.. MAY ?. 1871. s
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LAROI

ToxPEISsvLLs, n. Y, MAY 1871. 5
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LABOR
Il for THREE PERMANENT LIGHTS in PROVIDENCE RIVER,
RHODE ISLANDSesrte sealed proposals WI be received At this
Office Of the ~ day Of May. 1871, as follows:
First For thf labor and material FOR granite pier AZ Fners Rocf
Providence River having diameter Of 10 e base Is feet at top
ami u feet high fuers bare ordinary high
graue ap oDaor up to low water aud granite
Fues ROcs
Third For labor for frame baliug eepeTs
dseng square story with M.B,sr roof aud for the
Light al Pumham's Rock 49,.
The plans Specifications for the above WORKS be had At tbs
efcs o application theeer -
Proposals must duplicate accompanied bv guaranty dnp
cate printed copy Of this Advertisement attached each proposal
They addressed the uniers gnJ pdore tie envelope
PROPOSAL for material and labor Tor Providence Ryef. r. J.
tbs the ugh reject all bids should they be
deeueI tie Interests Of the l.. s.
J. Z. WOODRUFF, ii.ai.Co lopel Engineers,
Eurineer " T.. IA District
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asnoe scrtl 20 t5tVEi".4 F5V@SI4 IV0''' 4O'''N' '0
,rare time iaAt a.. .. o,o q, nc, eso 10 "a; 100
Cru huk the:e has been rather norS
49, he frmues hcers reeatc ssies from tong We
sne elsie a. the trees Pdleo have sgah mpro1e apo t
done; quote
y sSaS4 FOR Resnel % has been N active spec, " M
dss!eS i3.i glvgncc; the isles o7s,
Ss buytv' err optn, r June, at 3c 49, s,p s
on OF
- st,. go hhIt Ma a. 1 q ool eaeh June Jny ana A
.rust AZ 2c loo BIZ ct l Jay Al si anu 800 noS - o
80 II phaAe@rh s,- 81 Geo hel NAY AZ @''@ n' '
Coils eac1. 6rs ami s hs June Al -stc
RitE-AM kinds CIR teuani sss ~ les Ns'oUnh az
7d.rc; zoo BAGS kang0on ~ 'tc cur
dutr Riucon 81 Jc gold, IN bond
.Rfe active hut the nartet ~
Sim sses tS! for Cua Oe io Centr 90 NO v
% Porto M Rsne ahesd Of production, and the market closes
an grsles ,
STEARtN s active srf unchanged
quiet bot trn Saes OF %o 10 a. u dS te a'ter
WHISKY i sm inactive; sales Of 50 bb sc closing with
40 sellers un1fr sic for lion oooal
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Proposals.

L. & ENGINEER OFFICE, PHILADRIPHGA, PENN
No. 1870 ChestnUtst, May 6, 1871.
IRON for LANDING-PlER near LEWES,
DELAWARRSeaed proposals duplicate OF the fora furnished
nv the ce copy this ayersmeut attached to each
will be received this Office unit y O'clock Of MONDAY the 2h
% ~ lime 1871 for the supply WROUGHT and CASrROE
qu work The iron must be Delivered 90 the railroad per at
es where The bids will state carefully the
propo,e places delivery with the corresponding prices
There viii required for the pier about oa eight hundred
mounds and hammered iron, and about three hundred
and oy thousand pounds casOn The present letting VIII be for
about and about ~ pounds Of castOn.
AMI drawings be this Office where information
be supplied application Envelopes to be norse Proposals for
Iron" J. H. hCRlI n, Lieut. Nod OF bnsnN
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Dividend Noiites.

OFFICE of the NEW-YORK and ALE
W GHANY OIL Co., 1l3 LIBERTYsT-This Company have H.
carsd DIVIDEND or FvB PER CENT parable the 10th INST
Transfer will be closed from the lOh to the ION inclusive
s. Il. TkLMBLEi. PRECEDENT.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
brushes of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No
ID J23 Parst Hspers Building N y All articles at the lowest
factory prices JUN n hOI IElL
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MISCELLANY.a
BALLOONS LEAVING PARIS.
Changing Fortunes Of the BeiIIserens

Changing Fortunes Of the BeiIIgerent..
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Commun-
lists are falling back.
The Versaillists re-occupied Issy park.
Issy village is almost surrounded. TIte
remaining defenders were closely pressed
Shells killed many in Rue Vanjurard.
The Versaillists are apparently massing
for an attack on fort fssy. -
The Commune is compelled to reduce the
garrison of fort Vineennes, by the Prus-
slams, who demand strict compliance to
The terms Of eapitulation.
PARIS, Wednesday night.-The COM
munists re-occupied Issy. ys0
An experiment with torpedoes planted
near the Southern forts, blew i've horse
men into the air.
Gen. Rossel forbids any communication
with the enemy or any attention to flags
of truce. stf,FH I'll 81 81 ~
The inhabitants of Averne Deylan have
been notified to- leave the ACCOMPLISHMENT
within twenty-four hours.s EtS~,s-a y Y
The besiegers are active and a decisive
engagement is imminent gt1hi'
balloon left the Hotel d,Ville with let
tiers to-day.i} 4 IT =
NEW YORK, May A special corres-
Pondent In Paris telegraphs that the Oono-
munists have gained ground within th.
last three days. 4. 49, "i', III '''e
Two regiments beforefort Is.v ve.te-d.,,
turned their fire upon Gen. Darmes beh;nd
them, and deserted to the Communists