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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
Proposals.

COLONIAL sEcRETARYs OFFICE, May 49, l87L
NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIES Govern
~ Island WILL until 18th July next receive
TENDERS and equipment Of RAILWAY OF ieet
inches gauge Cascumpec Georgetown distance OF about D
miles -, 80, -. D.t.u.
ur bearing six per interest," payable bali Yearly Teeenabe IN "
years. ,,s alton
obtained Government Engineers Ohce Chaoeo"n aer o'n
No tender viii I've recognized unless made the printed form
The bind themselves TO accept the lowest or any
tender.
Tenders received for either The whole distance non Cssompec
10 Georgetown in three contracts follows
No From ChaoeOSnt Summerte with Station Houses ana
Wharves at both places o., M,
al Georgetown 80 90. r, -
No From Summersle Cascumpec with Stationouses ana
Wharf st Casoumpec. T. HEATH hAllLANpl NSL oec y.
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CHICAGO LTvl

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKBT-JuSR u.s.
Receipts Weekl357T Cattle % Hogs 1888 sheep Ship
sus-6 Cattle 1853 Hogs $40 Sheep Corresponding week 1870
Rep-9 3 Cattle 1881 Hogs. 44S3 Sheep Shipmen78S0
Cattle q Hogs 4 Sheep Market for Cattle steady and demand
Moderate Pair $50 S5 Medium TO Good IS 2SG s. IS;
PRIME Choice slipping S6d sc IS Hogs good demand
RAT the has caused decne to-day the price
nr sheep higher at $50 3 - for Medium 10
RItrs Choice; lambs, ~ 506 S3 per head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
OFFICE DEPOT QuARTERNAsTER,
Jacksonville. Ind. Nav q. 1911.

OFFICE DEPOT QuARTERMAsTER, }
JEFPKRsOSyHLE, Ind, May "a, l5'l)
DROPOSAI PROPOSALS, in
Duplicate will received at this Office until the 18th day june
I8 noon manufacture OF 800 (nneen hundred aen Oh
wall Tents eyen thousand nine hundre Common
Tents less without from material except sewing
furnished BY the United States and delivered
the Depot Jacksonville Indiana The Tents Shen
eompeel be delivered the place for inspection
TIE hight to reject any bis II regarded dadvanageou re-
BY the Government
d are invited present the opening Proposals must be
and distinctly ndosed Proposals for the
Manufacture Of Tents" 49,,
oT me- ,s, ~ the ousr,ermssterGepeuL C. II. HOYT,
~ ~ Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
OFFICE or NUP8hYlsINN AhCIIIktI{
WAsHrsGTos, May a. 1871. 5
nROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW

PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW
STATE DEPARTMENT. Sealed proposals Will be received until
u o'clock M 2 day Of June lsi at The Oee Of toe super
yng Architect Treasury Department for furnishing nd denver
ing site of the proposed building sd the d@epsSg granite & a
for the exterior State Department Tor which about SO
cubic will be required Proposals must state the Pe per eu1
foot for do not exceed twenty cubic aud e
price for stones exceeding twenty cubic se ne
OF the stones aunot at present De Feo ou WIZ a
pro1mate cubic Stones be qusre and delivered 70
will quarry dimensions each worked lace Of he
Each bid accompanied by sample block u inehes cq
the granite proposed furnish, which must be sound durable
uniform and grain; free from dseoonng or her ogh SUD
stances capable whndng the action OF the elements ana
has been In buildings and from quaes ealo OF
furnishing the quality quantity desired within one year and Hom
for fsclsss buildings
Bidders they the delivery OF stone
and The amount per week they deliver They Will also state th
that be obtained from their quarry
No b will be received from the ees OF the quar-
mes from which proposed TO be furnished a,
All must prted forms 70 be obnn OF the
Supervising Architect accompanied By penal bond IN the SUM
of $4,000 that the bidder will execute and perform
the contract him. and give bond therefor In The penal sum
dollars 0Ot and valid and binding tease
Of quarry security for the aihn performance
OF take effect the failure Of the contractor
10 comply the contract said lease 20 authorize the GoY
the aud Work al the expense
eft The contractor in case Of such default
to al bids received s reserved
nc0sed in sealed envelope ndorsed proposals
for Granite State Department" and addressed 70
" A. b. MULLETT,
Supervising Architect Department Washington d. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

ITO ARCHITECTS.-Desig for NEW
lPToI GUIDING for the State Michigan will be received At
49, once Of The Board Of Building Commissioners at Lansing until
WEDNESDAY November l, 1871. at II O'clock noon an,
character OF the building,
,Ins M designs etc can be obtained by addressing the Board at
Lansing and after June Is . 80 , s..- nut.
addressed 20 BOari OF
and indorsed Designs ETC. TOT New
% Ro reser,e the right reject any all the designs submitted
~ y. o. GR0SyENOR) state
JAMES sHRARBR, Building
Lansing June g. 1911 ALEX CHAPAIOh) COMMISSIONER
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THE NETWORK
VIADUCT
Railway Company.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley Hall,
William M. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Morton,
James F. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin 0sgood, William I. Blodgetr
William Butler Duncan, Richard oGorman,
John j. Bradley, Jose f. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William r. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston
Henry Hilton.
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propoeals.

QuARrHRsAsrERs OYFCE L. :. ARxr.(
PHILADELPHtA, Penn, June Ia, 1911.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in trplicate, will
- be received until u o'clock noOn SATURDAY Jey
IS 1911 for building and One Half m Story Stone Lodge al the
Cap-per Court-loIse Wal National Cemetery.
Spsrste bids for building Lodge Of brick ae invited
Sealed Proposals received hs oGee the time,
FOR Brick Wall aud Iron Rarg Nh doabe AMI
single Iron Gate around the Fedeek'bu a Naooaa Gem
etery
Bidders for TIE Wall and Iron Rangs Nl be reQurd
n spec the pne bid will be received that does
not conform requirement The rubbish rsutng from the
yson Tor the foundation for the Lodge he removed oa
thu erons Cemetery Of the successful BIDDER
Plans specifications aud blank forms for buds will be fuAt
.nnlcatoa 10 the undersigned HENRY G. HODGES,
Msot and 0lATtegaasteT U. 8. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
forses, Carriages, 1arness, Sc.

A LIGHT PLATFORM SPRING NICIORLA
"A at bargain large assortment top and open Rod ga
greatly reduced prices rpsssengr Cauya cheap MANU-
PACTURERS UNION $50 Broadway.
ELEGANT PONY PHAETON, with Rumble;
IL as handsome stylish be nade used out few mes Of
SALE, low. Post0Gce Box 29l3
HARNFSS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HI SINGLE So to Sl25; DOUBLE, $50 70 So
LARGE LOT OF EXPRESS AND TEAM HAhNbsS
THE TRADES MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
10 CoTeeeplsee. near corner Murrsy-sI
HARNESS for farming, teaming, trucking, cart
ing expressing ice companies railroads hyery stables
coupe business and pleasure SO to $500 per SET
MOSBMAN BROS Harness Muutaetnres Wsrerooms ia
4 AIDES POPULAR PONY PHAEIONS:-
Ten different styles; secondhand and slightly oed Gar
rages cheap Of all styles and prices at MANUFACTURES
UNION REPOSITORY. GB Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT black GELDlNG FORSALE;
WI very hsndsome country broken by present owner years.
49, hands highly trained speedy; kind all harness and saddle a'acs
great attentions vosi warranted Winfield Stables JUN ~' e
6haye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
PROPOSALS will

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- of the Clerk Of the Department Of Public Instruction coz
ner Em-s land nowhere ese until July D. S az
the COAL and WOOD required for the pubic
schools in this the ensuing year. ~ oo0, -
Saw thousand and three thousand ( CORDS
more or less The of the best qualify OF white ash furnace
egg stove good order thousand Two hlhld
forty the and must be delivered In the bins tne
several school buildings ----.... a.. ..-,-
The proposals must the mines from which proposed to supply
the coal 10 furnished the mines named accepted ana must
~ the price thousand two hundred and o pounds
The quantities Of coal required VIII pc aoou
follows viz Of furnace twelve hundred
q 2OO Of stove se seven HUNDRED aod twenty-five "I '
size seventy i've (1o) uns OF nut SIZE
quality the STICKS
three 3 long than three 90 inches IN diameter
The pine Of the best quality not less than three O ee'
sir (6) inches long , -, - .u1,.l .ra ,,yer,v
abt d ue feet measure both oak and pine wood ana
o The mice per saving and splitting load the quantity oil
oaL wood 10 be- split only required By the Committee on supplies
The ooi viii be- inspected under the supervisor OF ne
srec Of Fue Department Of Public Instruction. ard must De
AZ the schools ordered follows Twohr Of the guam
ty 18th Of July TO the 10Th september ana te re-
der as re1ure Committee supplies said wood both OAK
and nine delivered sawed and when required % aud must o
cellars vaults bins Of the school cunning as
E. by the proper The contracts for supplying SAID
10 be binding until the LIST Of June l5I2
Two sureies faithful performance OF the CONTRACT VI" oe re-
nur and proposal be accompanied with the signatures ana
M viii be allowed for delivering said coal and wood at
apy Of schools; putting and png the same IN TIE ya ~
vaults OF bins Of said schools - , 1T. -, A.. n.
f Pubic Instruction should be dored Proposals Tor
The Committee the right reject all Of the proposals re-
ee""i TIMOTHY BRENNAN (cOmmittes
FRANCIS A. PALMER,
A
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Diuiocn0 Notices.

Diui0cn0 Notices.
NArrOsAL TRusr CoxPAST OF TIP CRY OF SEv,YosK
26l and 263 Broadway n. l., June TO- lS'l'
DIVIDFND.-Th Trustees of this Company
~ have declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PEE CENT free OF Govern
meut tax payable and Monday the ID day Of July next
The transfer books viii e the 10Th day of June until
JOly le1l JAMES AklStkLL, Secretary.
o'TcE CEyTRAL P.oUlc RAILROAD GO, Gos z ~,
"a WILIIAs-sr., NEW YORK, June TO- lSH.)
NOTICE.-The coupons of the First Mortgage
AS I 9 Iii e M
a MN a e Of GoHIm. tax and ser that e banking
house Of Messrs Fish Hatch Naut Schedules Of coupons
T Ta b S. ff''' for examination i'I
NOTICE-The Interest due July 1, 1871, on
~ Bonds of the Alabama and CnpaPy ~
hs Si d q T % AZ Coupons RtFs Us B. BUIE0cK
''A"'A1 Governor Of Georgia
N0TICE.-The quarterly and semi-annual m
~ tret due Jqy 1871 on the BONDS OF or
the Fourth National Bank RUFUS b BULLOCK Ls 'Glu.
STATE or ILLISoIs TRK,sURKR's oFycE, !
sPRNGFELD May Is 1911. y
VyHE INTEREST which will become due
upon STOCK OF Illinois Monday Of JAY
1911 M he pad the Amencln Exchange National Bans in tbe City
fro" the " " fRhsT Tts 'i BATSs ss
COLUMBIA, S. c., June ]. 1871.
THE INTEREST maturing July /, 1871, upon
the BONDS Of the STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA vii 6 gld IN
SSSc az Agent the STATE No. NTYOr and
Carolina Bank and Trust Company. In Columbia. - -,
The Interest maturing Registered stock al that time VIII % n
at the Treasury only NILES G. PARKER. State Treasurer
VNHE COUPONS of the Bonds of the State of
L Florida issued all Of the JACKSONVILLE PENSACOLA AND
MOBILE RAILROAD COMPANY due Jolly l. viii be paid and after
that date the Office OF s. W. HOPKINS Co.. No II Broadway
Holders than 20 Coupons will leave schedules Tor elimination
day before payment.
VNHE COUPONS of the NETWORK aud
Il OSwEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGES PEB
CENT GOLD BONDS due July 1871 viii be paid and after that dae
presentation al The banking house OF GEOE
OPDYKE Co.. % Nsssaust NeWio schedules OF VIII he
date The Transfer Books Of the Registered Bonds
will close N the 25th inst, and reopen July
Norwich. y. T., June To- ISL d. G. LlIILIJOhN Ftesaent
HANIToS FIRE ISsURaycE Co. II wALLsr, June H. 1871.
VNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
declared regular SEMI ANNUAL DlNlDEND Of FEh
CENT also an Dividend Five 90 per ce1 both free OF Cover
the earnings OF the last months on ana ai
July /, 1871. JAMES ulLaiou'' oecre',I!.
Dyy1CE JYEsyT CRY FIR INSURANCE. Co. No. 80 GRASD(
CORNER GREENRsr, JERSEY CITY n j. yune ~ 1911. y
DOTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIV lDEND. Inc
20 Board Directors Company have this DAY declared
sEMANNUAL DIVIDEND OF EIGHT 49, PER CENT, free from
Tai, payable demand. A. b. DEAN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

By authority Board Of Directors Of THE NETWORK RAIL
WAY COMPANY conformity with the Of the Act Of lnoOr
poraon respect the undersigned Commissioners Stock Sub
pons give public notice for and behalf Of the Directors and OF
such Company Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
will opened WEDNESDAY tenghh day Of June instant
the following places in this City. viz;
At the Banking House Duncan Co.. No IL Nsssaut
Banking Bank Of the Metropolis No. 81 Union
square.
The COMPANY authorized ysiuct Railways
branches through the City the and west sides thereof
from starting point Chsmbet between Broad
way and Chaham; also the Harlem River and through West
chester County; with power to build additional lines of railway or
branches from time any part Of the City Wehe'ter
County The property acquired by the Company Is exempted from
dug the period allowed for the hna completion
railway Ia the city. The Mayor Aldermen, and Commonay OF
NeyYork authorized and directed with the approval Of the Cmn
ue Of the Sinking Fund Subscribe for FIVE millions OF dollars Of
the stock Company whenever million OF dollars thereof has been
subscribed by private parties This conditional amount Of STOCK mas
been wholly subscribed for and taken by the Directors # the Company On
the completion the lines Of railway the line oWeshe'ter
County Supervisors County authorized issue the bonds
Of the County the Supervisors shall deem Ileen
construction and extension Of the railway In and through
that County For proper equalization Of the interest Of shareholders
who may at different times the Directors are
authorized to issue scrip interest uOh payments payable out Of
the earnings
The terms Of Subscrpto will be follows
TEN PER CENT Of the amount subscribed for 70 be paid in
cash at the subscription The residue to be paid called iof by
the Board Of Directors OF thirty days bat call at any one
time to exceed per cent
Scrip for interest OF cent annum will be issued
By the Company payable first earnings Of the Railway on all
nsaents paid within thirty days after the
Subscription BoOhs shall be opened
The Company the right close the Subscription Books any
time after the tweDyn ninth dsy OF July, l81L
BIZ order Of the Board OF Directors,
Alexander t. Stewart, Commissioner. on behalf
John Jacob Astor, ., che Connory
Levi P. Morton,
New York. June l6 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
Chantes for Business Men.


A \ interview solicited with a reliable MAN
~ wanting bushes, land oher who will invest 80 O when uy
ar bv positive fotgoe can be easy ana nono
sbJ acquired u. =. S I'm : 49,
Il JTMBERMEN and CAPITALISTS ATTEN-
rfoy-Two SAW MILLS complete establishments Win Luz
~ Gel. uherel land in lower Lawrence for SALE Terms
CARBRAY ROUTH, Lumber Commission herehanu ios
,si .D5 Quebec GRO X. COOK Co., ~ WAIsL he"iorA'
where plans be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

COLUMBIA cOLLEGE.-Candidates for ad-
" mission COlumbs College and tbs Columbia College scneo t
Mines viii he examined FRIDAY June zd inst ne oc,e IN
Forty ninth It Candidates requested 70 present e'
~ 81 o'ciock PA r. BARNARD LII D., President.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the EMMA
MINING COMPANY Of SAN PRANcIsCob the owner Of tne
legal title 10 the property known the Emma Nine located IN Ooo
Wood District Sai Lake County Utah Territory and ~ persons s
hereby notified hit Al and the property conIecei erern oeoB
10 H. and cautioned sgainst the purchase OF the same
d. FRY, President Emma Mining Co Of San Francisco
WnIIan WILLS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
6elp nanteo.


w Massaehuset,s Insurance Co.. GENERAL AuhNI 9t s
well a. etpefiea nsu
rance Agents address giving references and experience r. W ooi
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-03-14
HUSKISSON'S LOVE AFFAIR,

"
w uel Rowley's consent to pay my ad-
dresses to his ward, knew it was all over
with me. felt that it was all over direct
ly. l was down into the library where
Samuel Rowley sat before the fire, toasting
his equity feet, and reading his Times news
paper felt it was so completely all over
with me that l would very gladly have
backed myself out of the room without en-
tering into any particulars as to the object
OF my visit. l would have cheerfully in
formed him that was an agent for Boshi-
ter's hair-restorer, and had called with n
sample, which might be returned if not ap-
proved after one days rubbing. But he
knew me, and knew him. He understood
perfectly well why had solicited the honor
of an interview with him at 12 o'clock a.
m. he was sharp old gentleman who had
his eyes upon me for some time, and was
not to be imposed upon,
He said, "Take seat, Mr.-, 1
forget your name;' and then he fumbled
with his glasses and referred to my polite
epistle, which lay on the table near him.
took seat and nursed my hat. l per-
spired little. had tremulous motion
OF my knees come on, which made me look
ridiculous. waited for him to begin, but
he did not. l began myself, after one or
two secret encounters in my throat, with a
something which felt very much like
cork out of soda-water bottle.
"You are not aware--that is, you cannot
but be aware-that have long regarded
your ward Clara with II. Did YOU
speak, sir?"
"No, sir. did not speak"
lie had given an awful cough of double
knock character that was ALL He kept his
glasses on his nose, and focused me, and
the operation was unpleasant. He was not
pleasant in his reception of my statement
either he was decidedly unpleasant, not to
say desperately disagreeable. But then he
was cross, ill-grained old fellow; every
body knew it in Wolverston, and / have no
particular reason to disguise it here.
recommended my statement; poured
forth the best feelings of my heart and with
an eloquence that might have melted ada
mant, confessed to him that Clara was
my one ambition. AS have said already
Iknew that it was all over with me, but |
was poetic even in the midst of my des-
pairing consciousness.
MI Rowley put aside his newspaper, drew
his chair an inch or two closer to me, put
his great hands-rather disposed to be
gouty, like his feet-upon his knees, and
surveyed me from head to foot contemptu-
ously.
"May ask your age, young man?" he
said.
This was my weak point of defence, but
| told him.
"Seventeen."
And how did you first become acquain-
ted with my Clara, who is year your
junior, the hussy ?''
Well, Mr.. Rowley it las been a long
attachment my finishing school at Bees
borough was situated opposite her finishing
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-03-14
A Woman's Answer to her Lover.

l am fair and young but the rose will fade
From my soft young cheek one day
Will you love me then, mid the falling leaves,
AS you did mid the blossoms of May?
Is your heart an ocean so strong and deep
may launch my all on its tide?
A loving woman finds heaven or hell
On the day she becomes a bride
Irequlre all things that are grand and true,
All things that man should be;
II you give this all, would stake my life
To be all you demand of me.
II you cannot be this-a laundress and cook
You can hire; and little to pay;
But a woman's heart and woman's life
Are not to be won in that way.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-03-14

zee A magistrate of Waukesha, Wis,
who was called upon to perform the mar
riage ceremony, found, on arriving at the
house, that it was situated in the adjoin-
ing county, and consequently beyond his
jurisdiction. The candidates for matri-
mony were, however, equal to the occasion.
They crossed the road into Waukesha
county, sloshed around in the snow, and
there, to use the fervid language of the 10.
cal chronicler, sin the starlight, and in the
light of loves shining orb, were joined in
marriage Charles Sanders, only "a years of
age to the sprightly Mrs. Deborah Van
Notrick, who has just turned the blooming
age Of 69."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
Special 'Prospsctus--Fourth Year.
THE ALpINE FOR 1871.
SIZE OF PAGE CHANGED AND
ATTRACTIONS VASTLY
= lSCR EASED.

,NUR OBJECT IS TO FURNISH A Me-
~ dium which shall be q ft exponent OF
progress and OF the beautiful In printing and the
kindred .rts. The latest and most improved
machinery, and the very highest order OF me-
chanical and artistic talent shall be taxed to the
utmost to produce sheet-as nearly as possi-
hlc-perfect In typography and illustration;
while IL is intended that the appearance shall
be unea aeeptionable no pains shall be spared @
keep the literary matter, original and selected,
equal to the best.
The unequaled excellence OF the wood cut
Illustrations published In the pages OF TnE
ALprSn has elected tho commendation OF the
European as well as the American press, and
has been hailed a. the commencement OF a new
era In the history OF illustrated journalism.
Believing that there are many persons through
out the country whose cultivated taste In mat
ters literary and artistic win lead them 10 Pc
culiar appreciation OF their enterprise. the pub
lishers appeal to this class for that active sym
pathy and financial support 20 necessary to
success, and TO fnll rellzation OF the proposed
rcope and usefulness Of The ALDNE. Let each
well. "a isher send In at least one subscription
and influence o;hers to do likewise.
TERMs-S2 so PER YEAR.
SPRCIIEN COPIES, 25c.
Address, JAMES SUTTON & CO.,
jaIatf eS Liberty st.. Now York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the frst day OF
Februry, 1871, SO many shares Of each parcel
OF saId stock as may be necessary. will be sold
at public auction, at the once Of the Company,
Room No. 10 Hayward's Building, California
street, San Francisco, California, on FRIDAY,
the cath day Of March, ISL, at tho hour OF
ono o'clock P. u. OF said day, 10 pay said de-
linauent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
-.- W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
ONCE Room No. 10, Hayward's Building
California street, Ban Francisco, California.