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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-01-20

Spirit being matter cannot by its property Of
inertia, cease its motion or pause in the path of
eternal progress. Therefore, it must of necessi-
ty move on, forevr on, in its course of changing
ex 81. noes. To day we bathe in rivers of wa
ter, stand upon the hills aud walk with lascera-
ted feet the thorny paths Of earth tn morrow
we lave our brOws in the River of Life, quaff
from the sparkling tuunt Of Spiritual Love the
dews Of happiness and tread in triumph the ev-
ergreen wales Of the summer land.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-01-20
.s3,577,IsO,2s6

From the above it will be seen that the per
eentsge OF Great Britain is one-thrd of the en-
tire amount, France sbont oue.afth, aud the
United States one-ninth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-01-20


The State Board of Agrc ilturs organized by
electing the following officers for the ensuing
year:
President, WILLIAM LANG, of Seneca county;
Treasurer, JAMES BUcKtNGHAM, of Muskingum
Corresponding Secretary, JoHS II. KLrPPARr,
Of Franklin Recording Secretary, HENRY S.
Rabbit, Of Franklin.
The Board decided to hold the next Ohio State
Fair at Springfield; commencing Sept. IS, 1871
and To continue four days. The Board, after a
short session, adjourned to meet Feb. IA.
To-day, Friday, was set for the execution o
BRENrLNGER. the wife murderer, at Lima, Ohio
6ut the following dispatsh to the Sheriff from
Gov. HAYES, postponed the execution for eleven
weeks:
To The Sheriff of Alien County, Ohio:
A law has just been passed by the Legislature
requiring that at least one hundred days shall
intervene between the dat Of the sentence and
the day appointed for the execution thereof, in
all capital cases. Therefore grant reprieval
" Andrew Brentlinger from the senten nee against
him by the Court of Common Pleas OF Allen
County, for the period of eleven weeks, and sus-
pend the execution of sentence until Friday,
April 7th, II. r. B. HAYES.
Columbus, o., Jan. H. 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-01-20

II is a world OF beauty. This earth has noun
tains, rivers, lakes, FORESTS, flowers, and who
shall say the spiritual has not also ? The law
of harmony demands that il should be like this
only more beautiful since IT is farther along in
the scale. little child who is now in that land
sends to her father these cheering words:
Your world is very fair, father.
With its sunny hills and dales;
But ours is fairer far, father,
And its beauty never psles.
That life must have its successive stages, its
beginning aud its end to be followed by life in
still higher sphere. Hence, the doctrine of
spheres.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-01-20
(For the Journal.l
THE HARMoNIAL PHILOSOPHY

All truth must necessarily with all other truth
and whatever accords with known facts must be
false. Hence, we should never hesitate to har-
monize the unknown with the known, thus rea-
soning from the visible to the invisible, from the
ponderable to the imponderable, even though
We be compelled thereby to pass condemnation
upon much that is now thought true in theology.
By this world we judge of the other; from earth
life we form our ideas of life in the spiritual
spheres. The spirit principle Of beasts is in ac-
cordance with that of man, that of vegetation ac-
cords with both, and the fountain head is in har-
mony with all. These harmUules Of the un-
known. invisible, eternal, constitute the great re-
ligion of nature termed spiritualism. The ideas
incucaIed by the spiritual philosophy are wor-
thy of our attention. They are
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
HORSE AND cARR1AGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRx. Thursday, May 4, 1871.

NEwSoRK, Thursday, May 4, 1871
business with the trades under. the above
noaohg was as dull as the day ITSELF and the only place
Iiom which we have some transactions TO report Is
Messr' Barker q Hamn's N. Y. Tstterssls, corner OF
Thirty St and Broadway. where, Notwithstanding
tho ien'y uniaVofaoie state of the weather. large
number OF buyers had congregaed 10 attend the sale OF
the ine LOT oi Kentucky ana Missouri horses lately
brought 10 ue cy ny ~ Prescott. Major c. W. Bar
Ike conducted the sJe and the average prces at which
teams and single horses knocked down wer as fol-
lows Single horses from 800 To eo pairs horses from
<450 to 500.
A fine eross-matched team OF bay and grey erldings
and speedy horse were the only three 10 the lot not 6
fered and remain for private sale at Post 4 Nicbos'
stables In East Twenty y-fOurthst st.
The second sale this week at Messrs. Johnston Van
Tasses Horse and Carriage Auction Mart In East Thr
teentbst will be held tomorrow, (idny), the 5th inst
at IA o'clock An elegant team of dappe bays, over B
hands high and Stylish is among tue STOCK To be
rought under the hammer
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

,ssps Prime and choice grades q Pogn Ar hrn ~ s@
ncue>tlc quiet ses sn h NeS-OIesns ~ 80
ar opFSepirt Turpenise. with LiI oe'ns .s "a
rhNkh er,r, sslee Of 40 hhls - VIZ t,
uPply h T srbsutsbe Rcfa u sH kraS ess a. sS go ~ ssr
si TIE ese ~ ~ al fo rud: ~ ga ss 10 tor no Ti
frr d ~ ~" - - srd IS 8 Pale Tar dul HO =, o.
81 - lor ~ o.. Neuhaaen aulL American dssevn s'"
OILS ac hsrdS Other oils ae uucnslgu are
fet cas- moderate d. ana an
PRONiSl1NS 4, iob lots, l55 bhl' at W. ,nnro d.,
ell for wv 4. acive bu; loesr' & s@s ~, s,s Sno0
livery The Itt M, Mess All 2ae ~ ~ iGI % A' i@ bs
sescsi So - al m Bed is in moie te ,hsu r Wrss T orce
beis lH and s 2 Is ~, -
a. st S2S 0SsS i"t i
Bee 49, Beef s,raafi sts IoS pfes at
sI ~ ~ wes.sn Get Nets axe uuc"sey G s,eaiv: salcs.
ssiirs snl ~ lSc for lnIs b bp gS sRa 40O
d7S oi ~ or Cr.brlards aud &C. for Sh2 Hoe sre
500 - ~ ec n, Ions Csr ard gie inr ShG g. and fair De-
boxes ~ .,o ,or (tr srd A 'or PCS a Us a Inln for No
Se ~ b ne slight; s.eS 10 bile sAs 70 and 1le for
nan ,fi -, ftr lli atitc for sr TO pe sncr. aes o
II f,r futrre delivery The maFs noy hid and lie
~ ~. - iiiSIliS for MAY. liIc early for J's' i''
Cor Jsy , A.. are O. features Se Ass
fhIhp uhcb Ia. tbe inquiry ne higher prices
htti, Gne
a. he ever Road 81 - ~ ~ ses OF 1000 bhls I'm
s-.te and prices have si', a. Spct and 2so for NAV
has s 80 49, M ti cssiHr =, ss 5t In Piiladelnbia
cargo los q ~ h sr., h,if Ju a. .NC no hSi fssiS
sales also Of lVu 9o - % M or MAJ II : &C. s1a @ % ~ ~ Y y9'
sAes nere eto>pA ",
for e hal June ' sr prces tru S,s ~ sA a"
RlCbh 60 5..r,y 5tc sn1 - % M ", w. 4.
efGs rgsrs sle c aouse ~. Of o., Io,.o Riso Ielc
ealcs llo ha sd 10 loXes Havana az lOlc Tor
kr Carbc' 90 10 : 20 s.S i III IN tenard sh shla N.
Neptfliue.s -, ific for ttlee.
SIkAkN ~. .,slrs 81 q % al que i@r ran 20 Frm~
TALON 49, Sslcs ~ balls at s2c Tor ISn-eoand
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

yIi4-Brrvrs- arrivals this cold raiuy day, s2l-vii:
TsuEsns, hte, ~ no A. One lat Coumnrpsw
= ssI. ~ W Thompson Lae csr1sds sOd D. MSisl M
a. & Two visited u srs , The owners sGOurnc1 ,n'
nIses ~ 1etz hl the carloads which mostly go to ion
iss 20 s vas s weewen vbere he'rs had 60 and
NsCl Isle % was ~ "a " ' o. as % o % frcine sales ths
49, ~ were cleared Toe feIa% at lie s. 70 e.t ~ere more n
an + r.. 1 ,, portion he Illinois cutie sold At Fql2S with
.one lie and tE l1ic Sse. OF the Morris ca'e' l" O
Cos Ts I' g i ,sI. 4 l2si3 ,, =, sls,.
sSs,e. sd s 90, 4 esl TO- Is5 at is GIc' m N - evt ~
I,li q s sou is. ssd i2o Of ii d6i cTt laidljc
f ii 10 limos cWt. sOA at lSle and LOG suer'
"TSnS N.,SI. +. esI "a il rus oxen and .r. 1c n
sy5 srS ND at s ~ Co. Is iiaois Steers 81 cw lGle
yEAt @ S 81 e coe, The frst oi tie mouth calls
Ss1e d. Sc eies nut be g ri Of we hsye bad about 49, %
3. s' s and qa ei prices the loves, pont They ar:
9s " .u & VIZ 6 oI sgs@S Ss,P soS SS s1 sa few Sc The
Ssrifts butchers hvg ell the advantage S1d ung u
ss sSo6 ptc Many win se sSS sss aT? a53sr
as ss We nS ses se'a N on on i7 s,,e esITes lisa 6
Eal@n FSs syi o. Gs. % sd q S S;ae ,s IL m S
p H. f., Ti5 5 r5 S jsrse R9y 81 &C. AMI 70 Of i y sc
AZ Fsty oiS Hume Elliott soil ~ State calves llS n Ste
Nras Smoar sod q State calves 10 h. s6se "a Of 1' ID
s5sKr S' Avn quite free Coramun
paw car s back q a a ioTsis''tM tn M 9r s Sst r
s soi nSJ lambs arOng thsm choice Of which Sdi6i
ped ed down 10 oS 90 5 M to- far S m s 1 Of & Clipped oc
Conn j. Ploek ad 10 AID sod them ALL VIZ l Ohg
sA.e ss NJ lie I56 do 10 Slc S3 Of 80 b Si le Of 81 10
ssc "a Jersey lambs s3i 10 lSc - -, :.
Ke Ca sd AZ. Otio clipped sheep 74t 10 az e 23 of 76 n
s 223 Of B B &C.: Of ~ 10 6e y jersey lambs "a 10 lbc
BELLS sold Is Jersey lambs ~ 10 6 and IL Of 81 10 at lie
Al HGe Elliott sold 30 clipped Ohio sheep % 10 p
s 40 DO lis t. cipped sheep 90 n, AZ 5ei Jnd !,
WOOL b. at Several lots Of lambs sold at prices 70 be liked
AeresheL - 49, 90
About Washington Market Anderson Bowly sold B lambs ~ %
sl3c; - H. al l5c; and "a of same weight al Ice
Bristol 3 of l4c, sud Is Of s. 70, st ltc.
Richaron - % - D. al l5. = OF ~ 10 at l1c
Fe 10 Of a. D. at lie 70 Of ~ 10, at l5c ard ~ o.
a. 70. at ltS- ri.
without change oHerng aye but he ar "ofo
Sc Drse vary from aic, for su Hdec of heavy corn ant
q asa .or medium light
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKBTS.

l-lO:3O nCOton opened tnner; NdtDg Up
tsudH 7td. Midding Orleans a.
A-0 m-COnsols opened at gi for both money
and t securities unchanged United states FIVE
Rwenty bonds 1867 9 1865. old 9O 1871 s2 Territories dt
Also mCOno gjt for both money and the ae
.. 4, .
UpDi. Q73l Mddhng Orleans II
H7ld sales O the day BV beS lhcHag 'VOV oAs ''i sP~
lAh e1rOEt a.. NJ 81,
mTbe weekly statement OF the BANK OF
Ergisnd puh TO-DAY, shows increase OF S5yJOeO
IoNDoS 4-4:3O mCoso closed ss Sr BON none Sho
quiet and seadYi United states
YteTNenty bonds G61 sol 1865 old 81 1851 J Tentore 90
I5yeEPo5t NAV 4-430 mWheat, II dll4 GENITAL for No
q No New Red Western Spring Refined Petroleum lbsL go
LoSDoS Sugr 81 = ewL for No. IL Dutch s@ndaro eo Ne
spet snd % br do. sslst ,, ~
yEapeoL MAY 3-Anve bark Onward from Savannah Apnl
v "a bef cotton from Galveston, March a. with
u halea Of fot0u,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
COTTON BARKgTs

Nay 4Co,ion active in good demand Good Ordinary
bses f-' ~ "A'Si eo~sS"Ae I'ioS bAiss seiss z'VO
nay 4CottOu IN Moderate tensndi MiddhnRS lfc.
pc, 70. oaes; saes 80 bales; s64a bales.
81 Way A-C0ion bot sr; hilDgs HIe
a. Da ef goss so bAles EXPORTS eosswise, $40 bAles
- oaifsi t.ocf 800 b1es
o. sLAsf0N, Mar 4Coon fru; MddBgs l4e.; net reeeps
49, Eies, 80 bales; stock, - 1k3 bales
ia, Nay ACotoB active sni bsher Mddags hia
~ pe aOiO bales fOi1 baies eKlortEtO Bremen
bses ''Ne' ''VV Osiea haies 4Vo' bats Hoeh IofPi'
10 TOY Nay fOn quet Mddlngs Isle ne receipts
o. 80 gO, ~ bsi npors to Crest Britain % bai sales
-isi .tJck, Alriu bales
bs 49, hey A-Cgt0l firms Esdlngs, lAe ret receipts 59
,s toast1ss bales sales 0n bales stock 81 b bales
n TX Day 4Couou qusi Loy Mddlugst l5e net receIts
tsles 'iV oaes Sales " Dsl's s'"'A' '''
~<a''s 1sy 3CO.Os ssas bat qaosby lOser Good Or
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Sales bn Auttlon

~~>-~->~>~>>~~~~~ NNRwIS. Ascuoneet.
DY BANGS, MERWIN - ~ Goods Furptare, &c
4 4br.-Saes OF Books Works Of Art, ian. EMllI
"WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. - aud 4h MAY, at . 3. ~
PLladephs) choice and valuable collection
American English ancient Cold Silver and Copper COINS and
MEDALS. ..... a..
FRIDAY May at m-MISCELLANBOUS SALE Of Works IN
History Boyrlhy, Theology Travels and Adventures feon Poetry
Science &C.
HEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. date Leayitt,
" Strebegh Cor Clinton Hail. Astor place For the SALE BY
AUCTION LIBRsREs COLLECTIONS OF B20K PNrINGs snd s
Kinds Of LITERARY PR3PgIsN. ....- =.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Ar AUCTlON.-THlRSD May snd
o'clock SALE Of VALUABLE PRIVATE
LIBRARY comprising assortment q STANDARD and ILLS
TRATED WORKs many LOCAL HISTORIES BIOGRAPHIES.
&c. choice COLLECTOH Of BSGRAFSGs PORTRAITS
&c. Catalogues ready,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
J. c. WOODRUFF,
Lieut. c lionel Epgneers Engineer 81 i. III. District.
OFFICE or LrCHr.Houss BsoryxEs, THIGD DfsrRIcr

TONPKINsNILLK, NJ =
nPOpOSAJS for MATERIALS and LABOR
L G,1 TUREg PERMANENT LIGHTS 10 PR0yIDBNCB uVEh
RHODE SLAND-Sepsrae sealed proposals VIII be received AZ h
o6e poti noon the - day Of Mag, SIl as ol0Ss;
T For labor and material for granite per AZ F8isI G n9ca
Of 10 feet at Oae 10 ieet AZ TOP
snd NJ 6t Yh Fufs IL bare AZ ordinary high water
sd Por granite prap foundation nP low waer ana gn
% IN T sane dms FueTs Rock az Sassaifas foni
T5!r For material and labor for frame building lp.,
d,enng square story WIN Msnsaru Oo anu o"e " ~
Light Al Pumham's R0ck -. a. l.. h,a =, bis
ofca on application therefor /, Ill
Proposals duplicate accompanied by guaranty oop
Of tbs advertisement Atsch 10 een Pos
sy ust the undersigned ndorset on the en'eoIe
p,a,.s.I and labor or Providence RIVER X
% ofc rgh, eet or all 1i should thy Oe
deeIaei to the intsie OF me u
u'eA-'' J. O.. WOODRUFF, Lieut. Celonel Bngineer,
Eayneer 81 H. n. District
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
RECEIpTS OF PRODNCE.

R.ter VCssels and RGtToGde
NAY bales Cotton. pkz Ashes pEgs DRIED PINT 2i0
Feur 1e bush. Wheat 1850 bush Cora
$50 bush Seed 20 bb Dat Meal $50 bags Meal
bales l6 I~ 5Oi1 Ses Leather s Digs
SIS pkg Cheese g pigs Cgt Meats 2 pkga Lard S9 gs
Oh Cake 500 pkgs Starch 70 bags
sos PIG Tea 2O3 hhdA Tobacco 81 pkg Tobacco 6 6bs
Il hsles Woal
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
ff,arble ano Slate filantels.

A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MA MaRSs5 lS5 aai5c
lZiSG WoRks ia 4nd ~ Also Monunsuts Grave Stones
Table Top. st, a. prices that defy eonpeueoa, o,,
- KLABER & CO.-MAk5iaEa a.,, M0"fNa5,,l sOd Rs5,l.s1s
MSrsle and M,fbrsd Msnle', houuAsn'' "'-1
,SIspy ElNE SLATE MANTElS az re-
htMk NEht - - a.. r.,i 1l,sys r. w. SIbWAkf o.
- [s,O 80 saesh R~"n R riiriy-snh AMI Thriy,i iS''@
an AND UPWARDS-Narble Mantteis is., ttl,.
a AN, SOD r,ier,.; prizes loa er lan any ".hef holio
iIuasp lns WAiaAa ~ We. .s .I te W a4- ~ as'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Proposals.
o,yrcs or LIoHr Houss EyoisErs- THIxp d pr'T :,

o,ycx or Lt0ar House. ENGISErR- THIRD DrInicTi|
TouPsisrviLLY n. y, May lsl. }
DROPOSAL for CONSlRuCIId0HlNS ION Giv or fmDr TIa1r
1 TECTNG WALL. with JBGTiBS. at PRINCESS BAl L1hI
" ALTON RARTAH BAY, NEW.YORk.-sald proposals WI ne
rrcrssd al this Iul Of May - lS iot he 80 80
80 Ia proieetng wall with srs of grslte ~ IAee' ph e
station ges YORK. seon!g 70 Phn' a3d sieesea.o,' " " "
Ois oNfe OF furn he'd 0 bficfsOu spphcton heie"i L. Al
proee must fuph a'e accompanied - gH.ny 20 uul
e,ts via printed copy Of m adreriisrlcut sitaeh'a 20
~ an h. adlssstl undtrs sued rd'sei lI0poth @ 90
Of Protecting wall Jeles Al Pnaoesa la hsA ''D
oG ee rssrye ile s lisc sny OF e , 5glI '''' W
deemed dsAdvsGgcor 70 ~ - . y tpl,j T. Al Dist
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
TAEAsuRr APARTMENT oFFcE oy rns LlGnr9.sT M
HH,0 Ip0N MA ERS.-PKOPOSAIS

Tx,srpY DEPARTMENT oFFIcE rHs LiGHrliousE board
rVOIRON NMANUFACTURERS..P .PROPOSALS a. >
/ (tns IR6y WORK of a sEC0ADoRDER LiGHIHouSSE 10
be erected Oh BOLIVAR POINT TEAS essnee ~ l ot Of
FRIDAY ihe l5h day May la from iron manua9ets o, m
nas ,1e FoS P1S, 1T Ti @ Bo1s @ Point coo
.Sce rb Le accompanying rpefcBs and dra~insS m h ,
sane & 20 I o ,e at any Itane Gull port nearest 70 the
& So sons vol hops aal accessible to such ves'elH
& bsrto w viii be provided Lighthouse Board and
their % Is not iHcluei the amount o, .s tpp S WORK
shown on The draug viii be completed & sfsr vs a. n 's %
shops then taken down sisr sseeP& & s, se So eopiel
sed delivered under forfeit eued ID Ae o % D ~ an ,g.r,
Tie work VIII be esrs oa anae she b for nspeeting the
material workmanship sseh part' 9 s - sop he made
with the dravings aud sy,clls ..e sID'' " -" ~" -"
bs Bo"r s.eTy reject any proposal Tor any reasons
BY boad signed by The bdler 'hi two
terrified TO be sh o s I, IS Io 900, that
T. ,f y.n, he Acceptance Of ueb DID, TIE necessary WI
irio KIN lea 10 after notice gwen by Tie boad 'ha'
tie S aa, has cee sum Of ten dollars $4,000 signed
by o o1dsnen oF the faithful performance o ne CONTACT
VI" ary % f T Tns ,hd specifications must te ineio'ed with '
bid evidence as to hs object o. th & dr,e Propo for
IghtSoass Bolivar Point Tees and mn f,t ~ s @
=, , Boz Department ashins.on ~ o.
AM ay present and mess ne opening oi uAo s " No
tG l ss post. at which they viii deliver board ship.
PT.t, Tor tie sill be made 90 ieIly upo. ss. esei
Of he boards bat twenty t0l per enium OF the amount
of 80 mate vii withheld until the satisfactory eomps'on Of he
contract 49, 49,, ,-,, 4, ,ro,os,l, may M ATTAINED frou
Lsntsasnt Coouel DGans gnei saies Ensiseer Portland
Maine and - ET1aaTs[' % H., D0i1 pSar. ,sn
nd Castor smith siq A,'''pHi g 0S,e
esr sautbsht sIlh AID aIi,.is ra hia emu a.
Un Wlt'r, MargIrul Major ". Merrill tnel States Eu.
elee,s pltsblrsl Penhsylas an from le ~
HaioT Of Engiaeen Y. ). a.. LasRest socseIg.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Chairman Light.House Board, Wa.i
OFFICE or LGur.HousE BS0SEsR THIRD DErRIcT,}
ToxPKfNsyILLE. y. y April q, lS7l
NROp0S Al 9 for orCONSTRIICIION of IlGHI-

DROPUSALS lori CUNS IKUCI IIUN OF LIIIl
Hudson River n fSeparate sealed
pro baTs this Office until noon of May
m the and abor for Lighthouse at Esopus Meadow
Hudson NevloE having pie fundaton npoa rIeh Is bui
pier and backed with concrete The dwelling one
story frame, vi Msnsad roof
The proposals will be submitted separately for
Ist-Matenas and labor for foundation
2d-Materials and labor for pier, snt
a-Msterais and labor for frame dwelling and tower .
All he wor aud u according 10 plans and speclhea
toas which eau be seen this Oe furnished 70 bidders on pcs
tOn therefor ,.-,.--
The Lighthouse esashmsn, furnish the lens, glass hn'era &c
Thew not be incuied, therefore, In the bids -,
duplicate accompanied by guaranty, IN uup
cate With printed copy this advertisement attached TO each proposal
e W b Addressed 10 the ihdod Proposals Tor Con
,truction Lighthouse at Esopus Meadow. ~ T. ,,, ,
the right 20 reject or all bias SHOULD tny DC
deemeI d.a to the L. :.
u'e'"'' J. c. WOODRUFF,
Iieut {, lionel Engineers Engineer 81 l.. IT. District
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

dip.y f7aicic ret receipts ac1, bales e 700 bs.i ssoct
bales
GavEsrox May Cotton quiet srmi Ordinary Isi
receipts 2sa haes ssles 100 hales itock Sc 6J bales
WSiINGToN, May 4Coion nominal Mdnxs l1c
receipts % bales exports ooawise 80 bales; s,oot 29 bae
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
iOeooinq CARDS, &f.

1T WM BVERDELL's SONS, No. 1o4 Full
n ton.,i-WEDDlGG CARDS and fIAk sIAIioHhhi' tIs"o
lisbei lslSb
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE or The LGHT.iog;s BoARD
WAsHISGTos Cur April 10. 1871. )
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND

=. th, oce un, o'clock m FRIDAY oh day Of Nav next
s7 furnishing al the materials aud labor and for eoHstrctlog
on te Busy Depot w5a wiagon Del,yar or on The yb1Tf Of
'fventy lst class Can Buoys
TweHty lst class Nm Buoys,
Twenty "a class Can Buoys, and
and their presSe secessOe, . in the printed specscs
tons and ACCORDING 70 as dnS5' 18th q sa % sI e os lS % sa
LHouse Engineer Baltimore M4y,n4 the co.'9s q Gosten'
Bis.5s s the % ss T sosa lse's5 S j
privilege hoa the Bd slec, to DO so the tine OF entering no
ontrnc increasing numbers Of each either one the n
and Of not eIesHs doG. tho number OF ALL
,e .or What the entire C Of 80 bnoy' com IN
Pes vii hs de,eIS ana al also & a n % o pe G IN aoh 70 he
ousruc.ei within (Which time must be nael 10 ths
superintendent Of ,le or other any a',oTS g9 90
fnihsd. :. -. ..,.,,u,,,o, d,
these bnoys will 5e subjected to the necessary M
pe;on and TT DeSe 6e1s assR ana % F T % S S o and a Can %
Baoys aoeomp,ay revised drawings Plates VII and VII h'reh
Son who moi worker IT, plate iron api the Ike
buos workshops, and will not be permitted to transfer
OF @ ,aS@ j. different member. firm copAr!neF'hp
right reject any bid and all bids for ether cOnsr
uolS than the that he named
Fl. 5s m,g within I from the .sSeR. ss tn, SI Light 4,
Ss dSe BY % 5S%., m e d le on. pf1 he iR & 81 ann
E,s h I'd a. Tgi be c sS so%Pn sn % ] s to e.
by officer other known % the Treasury
the OF such bid
within date specified for opening Of the bids the
necessary will be entered into within ten days after
the acceptance and that in the said
party shall fail contract aforesaid he
good the difference between his or their ore'
and the next lowest bid.
Of the Department penslT
equal conditioned for the faithful perform
viii required OF tie contractor to be executed
within dsys after the accept nee Of the bid.
bids will he opened p.bcy the time and place specified
foil details printed specifications drawings and the form OF
guarantee. -
All bids nu carefully sealed and nIorsed Proposals for Iron
Buoys and then ce in another envelope and addressed Tor deVe
In person, o be sent pr,pdd through the mail TO -
unn.eE Enari. MahLgtnr litI
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Gitnations Uanteo--f females.

A LARGE SUPPLY of FIRST-CLASS Ger
"A mar French English Scotch Irish and American HELP for
private families boarding and hotels ia city county, can be
found al 1873 Sizth-aTc, over Drug Store
A LARG b supply of first class German, French,
~ IN yb Irish and American HELP hOarnghOnses prYt.e
families su hotels city county found at @ SiIthav over
drag store.
A LARGE supply of frst-class German,
English IRISH and American HkLP for private ismiles
and hotels city county can be found al s sin
ave-, over Drug store
EIRST-CLASS Female Servants, supplied by
PIERCE Co. Bowling Greenhorn and Other seiecuons
from American English. Scotch German, snejes lnsh
EIRST-RATE FEMALE SERVANTS supplied
Inv PIERCE BowiSg GreenhoRs and ether selee
tons fom Americans English Germans Swedes aEd lfsh
NOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
6e!p manieo.


GENTS WANTED for the HISTORY of the
~ WAR IN FUROPR- contains l0) FINE ENGRANlNOS Of
R scenes and incidents II the War and the OILY AUTHENTIC
ani OFFICIAL history OF thlt great conflict
Published in both English and German.
being circulated See that the book
CAuIlON 100 maps Send
6r circular and and fall description Of the work. Address
NATIONAL PT BLIsNG Co.. Phi'adelrhs Peun Chicago ILL.,
AGENTS WANTED for CONVENT LIFE
n UNVEILED" by E 0Gorman Escaped Num- whose disclosures
'' CoSYEcfICUT PUBLISHING COMPANY Hartford Corn.
,oyyTs ,v,,rpn q, rENHE YEAR OF BATTLES.
A'h'i' "HNi ~ Il A History OF the frsneoGeunan War,
By Broekett Accurate reliable and complete Send 81 30 FOR oatas
ani secure the best territory Address GO0DSfEED Co.
81 Parkrow. NewYork or liS Lskest, Chicago
XNANTED-A few good AGENTS in New
York Brookyn for Horace Geeles New Work
(h splendid porrs RItra inducements oferei and territory
ssgEed Apply a, 06ce 9Ol West TwenInnh from to II m
NNyANTED-A GOVERNESS for three little
w Bows Applicant English Gers aud Piano
Best ref renee required Address B0iI 81 East Seyenths
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Gituations Danie6 males.

TARN HANDS.-6 Bowling g-green.-PlERCE
Co. constantly hand Grsts Sweie scoIeA' DernAns
Rngli.h; also Cosrinen Mechancs. Gardeners, Se
CTTUATIONS Wanted-For German, Scotch
y Irish English and American Cosch en- Groems Gsfeners Perm
hands nl men btl married and angie Apply ~ a
Female help.
CCOTCHMAN and Wife, Englishman and
> WIFE 6 farm hands and housemal just aTrei WantSIT
CATIONS Inquire At Aeeacy PIERCE Ce's BoHlnggeen.
INANTED-By au English married couple
w win daughter aged ~ ENGAGEMENT on FARM wife
understand, dsry W., Whilehsl-stl SewfOrk