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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-07

gentleman in Lenox says: "My feet felt a.
though til usands Of needles were being stuck into
them but as soon as | commenced using Kenne'.
Magic Oh, the chilblains began to disappear anG
soon got well. 1t Is good for chi blains" For sale
by Fuller & Son. lan3 t&WlW
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Mr.. C. II. Starbird, the popular photo
graphe- of this city, has shown us an admira-
BILE photograph of the murderer Hoswell.
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On account of the great demand for the
Governors address, we republish it this morn
ing on our fourth page.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Jan. 6. President Grant
and Postmaster General Cresswell attended
the reception of the Illinois Representatives
at the Masonic Temple this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-07

A new and tasty carpet was laid in Il e
Representatives Hall previous to the meet
ing of the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-07

Seasoned hard wood still holds at s. a cord
A large quantity of hay is being brought into
the market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-07

The early train to Bangor is proving itself
a successful experiment.
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FROM SPRING FIELD.
Sad Accident.

Springfield, Mass, Jan. 6. Joseph T.
Budlow, Frenchsan, was blown to pieces in
the Hoosic Tunnel last night, by the prema-
ture explosion of a Dualine cartridge.
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The wells in this vicinity are still suffering
from the effects Of the prolonged drouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-07
local AMI State Nems.

A postal route agent now runs on the Bel
fast & Moosehead Lake Railroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-07

Members have found no difficulty in pro
curing boarding places this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-07

There are two Smiths in the Senate-both
democrats.
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The Speech of Fairdherbe to his
Soldiers.
VerSaiiles.

Versailles, Jan. 3. Gen Mantuetfi reports
an attack made by considerable masses of the
enemy, and was rCpulsed n ar Scpigties, on
Monday with small loses on our side, and
heavy loss to the enemy, including $50 pris-
oners.
On Tuesday Gen. Won Golbch. with the
18th division, VIGOROUSLY rcpelIed an attack
of the army of the north near Bapaumc. At
the end of the last fight the enemy began to
retreat, which soon became disastrous in
consequence Of close pursuit of our cavalry.
We have already taken 500 prisoners.
London, Jan. ). The French army of the
north returned 10 its encampment near Noy-
Giles after the battle of the Sd inst.
Gen. Faidherbe in bis order of the dav.
says :-"Soldiers: In the battle of Point
Noyelles, you VIGOROUSLY held your position
at Bapaunle. You carried all the positions
of the enemy. This time lie will not deny
you victory by your victory and constancy
l'fou have deserved well of your country As
| soon as we have obtained provisions and am
muntion we will continue operations.
The Prussians on the morning of the 4th
inst, surprised and dispersed French fol CO
on the left bank Of the Seine, near Roucn
capturing three stands VI coiors. two cannon
and $50 prisoners.
| The siege of Beliort continues.
| Gen. Gunner commanding the German
forces in the valley of the Saone, reports that
| he evacuated DIXON in accordance with the
orders from headquarters, and reached YES
one on the 29h ut. He adds that he still
holds the passage of the river Saone.
The British government hes ordered 81, 000
! Cooper rifles.
Special to y. Y. World.
| London. Jan, ). jules Favre is coming
here.
Trochu accused the garrison of AKRON with
contemplate cowardce.
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List of Letters

AAAoV VA AASOOS4o
ID EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Ofice, a,
IL Augusta, Maine, January 4, 1871.
GENTLEMEN.
Adams, CT Kimball CE
Allen, Chas Iorson, Augustus II
Adams, Thos Lyord, Charles
Allaid, w Z Laiton, Almon
Avery, r > Locke, James
Bodwell, Mr. LiveImore Leonard
Brown, Frank Lenour Josiah
Brooks, Edrc Mari, In
Burgess, Greenlief Merrill, William
Brown. &c Mason, Rufus
Bartlett, Ii f Miles, Nj Is
Buckley, John + Nudge, w
brakeman, W ~ Mitchell, George a
Brown, David A Mcdaniel, CT
Bennett Il Co Moore, Chas a
Chadwick, ) Merr /, j ID
Colby James Miller, James
Carr, Joseph McLain,l )
Cline, Nash, Lemuel
Gushing, DIV Noble, AP
c ton, { b Norris, NJ G
Cram, A-hbel II Neal, AC
Cashman, CO Patterson, James, t2)
Church, a Patlee, G
Duquee, Howlegan Preble & Blanchard
Duren, George Rollins, L G (2)
Druery, James stephens, { Z
Dudley, & Spaudng, Albion
make, W \ Stone, Chas
Day, p sanborn, Clarence
Dayen, Luther Steven, s
Dcforest Alonzo L Shaw, ii BOD
wins, George Schodeld, Joseph
Furbush, W Springer, rs
Foye, Arnold L Tollit Matthew
Fhnegan, Patrick Williams Lewis
iiddings, Alfred White, James
irdnt, Thomas j Whlpple, James
Hyde, MR Wilson, Henry
ianggi, Jacob Whitthouse, Geo 4 Co
Hall, w Waters, Geo {
Latch, Israel NJ Webher Frank
ingraham Horace Wight, Ed
Williams, Alexander
LADIES.
Allen. Mrs Eliza keaton, Mrs William
Barron, Mrs Alvin Kendall, Mrs Rouert
ilaisdell, Mrs Mary Luce Mrs iiliam
Berry, Mr. Harriet Loosen, Mrs Lottie
;iilings, Miss l. Narston, Miss Helen
Crowrl. Mrs Geo L Nurcross, Mrs Lizzie
cunningham, Mrs LizzyNowell, Miss Bcltha
chamberlain, " Albert Priest, Miss Melissa
Carry, Mrs Henry Parkhurst, Miss Agnes
arr g Samuel Robbins. Miss Annie
,utton, Mrs sarah SIN ill., Miss Caroline
lay, Mrs Lovina Stevens, Mrs Matilda
'oster, Mrs John Sidengpr Mrs CATH rino
1osom, Miss Mary StoIer, Miss Sadie
french " Mary 4 Iilton, Mrs Lizzie l. (2)
Gilmore, " Julia (2) Turtcl Miss MaiyJ
tiiley, Mrs James Weeks, Miss Marta.
;ordon. Mrs Jennie Wardwell, Miss Mary
harrington, Mrs HI Leo
uaus, Mrs Netty VIM, Miss Margaret
hammond. MIR. Esther NSman, Mis- Esther 4
Iayes, Miss Martha l. Williams, Mrs Lucy
torn, Miss Sarah Whittier, Mrs Anna VI
judkins, Miss Susie NJ (2)
Persons calling for the above letters will please
ay they advertised.
If not called for in one month they will he sent to
he Dead Letter office.
t.
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A large stock of fine clothing and gents
furnishing goods, at S. w. Huntington &
Cos. 3t7
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Special Notices.
PARKS HOUSE.
ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
Isl Washington St., Boston.

Good single rooms, - cents and 81 a day.
Bill of fare the lowest Of any hote in the city.
as-Partes coming to Boston, will find the Park
House the most centrally located. quiet and order
" house in the city. BOlNTO\ CO,
oct29- tcod-Gm PROTECTORS.
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DieG.

In this city, 4th inst, Dewey, youngest daughter
of the late Silas Leonard, ESQ, aged p years.
Funeral saturday, O'Clock z. VI.
In Pittston, 9Th inst, Mr. Rufus White, aged u
years.
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Persons calling for the above letters will please
ay they are advertised.
If not called for in one month they will he sent to
he Dead Letter office.
HORACE II. HAMLEN, +. NJ.
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ID EMAINING unclaimed in the Post ONCE, Q
II Augusta, Maine, January 4, 1871
GENTLEMEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
Chairman Lighthouse Road, Warrington city.
NEwY0lK CITY. Aprl s. lS1l.
CEAIED PROPOSALS. in dnplicate. with q

CEAIED PROPOSALS., IN duplicate, Win
- COW M advert ,neLt attached each invited an he
rceye Al this Onc. u1l 27 1911 supplying Depz
tn ilo~ngname quantities Of sSge and stray" more a.
Fort Columbus " Habof-sl5 n osts 1890 lbs Hay, ant
Port Wood y y IIarborI 5loibs Hay and % ' lbs
Fart H,top Hsrboro 49, $50
N II.g rs zoe p, srgv. Sud 500 n Bran
For w.isvcr5 n l. r'orS O0 l Com a72ibs Oais' 5l2N
ns1ds Island \ j. sIJOre9 20 H. Oats 06is s Hay AsdlH
For Tou Cons2632 To- oa ga; he Hsy and 81 20 lbs
Fort Hale Conn-isl lbs Straw. -
Psurg Barracks y I531a & GAS s 600 lhs Hay and 2aI"
r For 1fm I-i1g0Oo be Corn 81 80 lbs Oats 53i" he
Hay. ard tg s5Z hs. hIaS. - 1900, .. . ,,o -.
Wilets Point y HaTlr-2SiO lbs Corn t'OV IDS Oss ld
The Com and entirely fe from dn or other impurities
good suLssu sacks securely ene1 y prevail aa'lsi
And he has sd sf free from surplus ~ OF Other oen
Hster -. %, q =. ,..,..,;,. 40 .
At sg times sn such quantities lie required b. TIE Qaftr
paynau will he aecosllhF b. Tie
rey ss ceri.ej by tie Pes V4aIiehie al he places o.
Ge.ycJ 49,. iii, ~. -, 4.y-., a..
een o hay straw rye ItE an bIan i'I'n '""s1 io Al
T pd The corr oats and bras include The necessary t'eks
kaeh I'D must accompanied by fnifanc sgnel W tso
an. ts nat In oa BIC shabs TEL and ounAct entered
sgrefes IN safa equal 70 ehe"ui :" %
lie for t. htha pts Aea OF we , al,
bid s tt rot msOs N AeeniAhrs VIZ Va. az
vsseIasH br have the privilege I" lang pres '' "
Hg Of the bids =, ~ =.
ddAHiagoa. Department 10 aeoep sne portion o. hy ~
Dot es sh for post that be deemed OF h0sAee !" VIC P
interest 80 -, -.
viii enened Tor delivering the forage ana
rrss herein called for sta one Of the poets
PopO.s1 aaor,e Proposals. Tor fOfags sna SHAW A'
sfdi 10 the uudergnd OF whom any other omhuon can p
BY order Of Pvt Majoreu Ruus IHgHs Colonel and Asst Or MI
General " n bATCHELDEk. MAJOR AID W. hL' v w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
CHEP QusRrEazA-rER FKsT QRsEs DisrRicr D. B,5
NEv-YoEK CRY April e. lS7l
CEAIED PROPOSALS. In dnnlicate. with q

S,FALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with a
copy sae e 10 each iRnie and sn l~
parirnent following quaHts Of fuel @
Fou Columbus y Hsolllj comb Wood oS" Pc stove and
Ftt Wi J. Haror2ls go M. stove and ~ Rgg Coat
and lz Oy bS stove AH lbs Egg A. 5000 lbs Nut
~, ws..wo,h y Y Harbo1OoOJ III. slgoo ID. NJ,
Dsvis bland y l. Hsrhor-lse Wool se coo 10. Sat
Tot Tfunba soun-6D cord. f)A. Wood KndHng
AMI J3 s rs Jss bs Nut AID 80 s IL Egg Coal
Fort Haze Conn-lg.OJO lbs stove Zeal
Psturgh B,rr-1, i26 eords " COL an on1hs kgg Coal
hn H. IL 6JZ 90 b steve YzN lb' Nat All ZIG 90
lbs. F.g Goal -----
wst Point y. Bsrbor-62 Wood "a go hs Sow. and
lOl0J12 h. bgg Coal -
III, Coal the hes. quality nd ib- Weed bs
Dry AL merchandise and FREE sH eofc iabs 10 CUBIC feet
The delivered the rhsrvt aad the coal IN ts yards
provided heir reception ls respective posts snt the
rlsnns must b. done By the roaifaciors
pegene be tnc hleh qusnlts Dc
required by the 90 nussterf Department.
fvseni. Will e mdde New York C seeorng 20 lie heshs
certified By The ihe picss 81 delivery
Bidder must staie ~patf ttf Pnres at Which het VII s'e he
Eaeh guasatee sgoeS b. tive respon
the bid eis and toafaet entered into,
tg viii become surctss eu to fourth 81 The ss9nt Of
tle ooutT af ihr iaithfut FtrcHt0u 0f the SANE
No td will sooo-tnr, with this Id
vEcn and adder all Lave Tie pnse Of being Psssh a. Tie
OleBing 81 the Ida
The reject or AL tds regarded
The Department soesri such portion OF any
bid less than for post that be dse~ed Of Advantage The
pubic Interest 49, 10 ,,,.--,.,-
Il Them bel and Addressed 10 the undersigned 10 wtom
an III cation should he male for other Information.
by order MsjorCeh RH Ingalls, Colonel and Ae Qr Mr.
General ~ bAIchbLpbh hDoi D' W. No. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26

M Il ENGNEER OFFICB, FHILADkLPHIA, FkNs.,(
80 CHEsrSuTsr, April -. 1871. 4
IMPROVEMENT of SHREWSBURY RIVER,
SpAIRp PROPOSALS, In duplicate OF the fora furnished
M M yndnr copy Of this Advertisement sttaebei 10 each
III H. 80 vs AT h. until u O'Clock Of WEDNESDAY the
AN S 81 Msr 1911 he improvement Of the North aud south
br.nehe, Of DE Shrewsbury River
m /, 10 be- drepened aud gb,suei several place..
mi rsnoying the skoa Of ssrd and loose material the
sIsni e9 cubic Aa Tue oeli 70 DC eneed viii DC i've
l5l on sir l6i feet Il los sater
a" il Indignation Vi be given application to this Ohee.
~" J. d. KURfZ, Lieut. Col OF Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26

L. \ ESefNsKR OyyIcE, PHLADklPHiA, PExx
1850 CBksrsUr-sr, April ~, 1871. I
IMPROVEMENT of SOUTH RIVER, NEW
IPRsPY-sEALED PROPOSALS 10 duplicate. Of far
nb S ths anders gne With copy o. tbs advertisement attached
II b ,eeey I'd It until Il O'Clock m. BDNESDAY
81, a. Of NAV 1911 81 South River n
~ I Iu South the Rantan River u be
Uniform DEPTH " about sir W fret 81 loo water and some sBer shoa
IA. are u BE- arcp.nei and wtdeLed.
Aboa ~ sv Janis Of aud sand and loose material be
An ss.ful information oil he given aspheaiion onoe
.. u. kUkTL. Lieut. Col Of EuyDeeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
Twenty Let class Nun Buoys,
Twenty "a Glass Can BUovs, q
Twenty n class Nun BuOys,

and their pescdbed scces.ore. forth The printed sIefcs
ions and according drawings both Of which be had upon
Igt ou Engineer Baltimore Mar ud the Collector o. Cus'om'
Al " tineou Drlaware the Lgltlou Inspector at Phsdephia
ege oud the Board tie time Of entering into
ptra of increasing the numbers each either the kinds
o. ~ etber one Of the kinds and sizes heTeiubeore ua~e
Tie BIDS specify what the entire lot Of 80 buo7s com
p1s and sls named furnished Gf riei in sttoul " be
CONSTRUCTED within reasonable time (which time must be Esmed In tie
d. Of tie construction other duy authorized person
on t p 81 the Light House BOi 10 superntend the work dung ~
progress and and receive Tor c The 1noyS he' "
The plates a. an materials be used the construction Of
erton before beng accepted and inu l 81 ne hu sAl
quality prescribed the printed SPECIFICATIONS for Iron N9I sRd t9n
g7Iu No bid ae considered ou contract made VIII any er
son who not worker msnucur o. pateron aud the me
and he contracting party parties will he required 10 construct te
buo at bis workshops and viii not be permitted to transfer
OF sutlet the contract a.,
e ght reserved 20 reject any hid aud al bids for Otle eOnera
PspBis M D. maze within lys from The receipt ct The Light
certificates o. the inspecting and resting ohe- Of
accepted Whole number @ c either ore Of the '1es snd Anas o
buoys named In the contract 5-.. Z ,
signed by bidder bidders and competent surety e, ln. 20 re
b by person known 20 ire Treasury Department.
elect that in The event Of The lesue oI slA i az
within days after ie date speciel io opening OF We u
Necessary contract will be entered mo "iln ieh u.s ar
party parties oseug shl a 10 eater INTO contract as
they to make rood the difference le"ee m q e
bonJ Win srefy 10 the satisfaction D,psrtmen' in penalty
eogal 10 onefuh ooldolei if tue lan perform
snee Of the contract vi Re REQUIRED ~ ttf 'oh-''i 10 "
lie bid. Vii be opened patiely d. me and place secset
For details printed tcicaIeus drawings AID The form d
All I'D NUT be carefully se,le abi nii Proposal. ior Iron
Buoys ami then rscl mother envelope lnl ad Tor delivery
IN person, be lrpe4d i1ongh the nail to .,.,,--
- IL. IL II 1,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
]1riniinq.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 FultOD-st-
w PHOTOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
'A" thor Piernout and Sy,es on
ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.

| oNG I : M K AEaRg 3 RRarxr -,
on All aner DAY OCT a. 1870 Trains NiI leave 'Au'p
follows:
$3.50 a N. Greenport and Gag Hsrbor
1880 A. n. Northpou Way Tran. ,.,--
Hsrbor .n rhead Express runs hroash !" "iesn
uorto on SATURDAY nights
400 .. NJ Norhpor EIpr. ,---,-..
$500 M Hampstead way Train to hp on sa'unay nights
eco D. m NorhpOt Way Tran , o,. -. T.. p.,f-
Glen Cove Locust Valley Hcksye Huntington .nd N. or sFs
81 A. anl y " bANl ..- ntNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. A. North River.
VIRGINIA Sumuer......... WEDNESDAY. April g. 81 IN
HELYETTA Lawson. SATURDAY. April % at 70
ENGLAND Thomas BUNESDAl, NAY 8 at
HOLLAND Bragg. SATURDAY. MAY g. at
Passage Liverpool Queenstown cabin SIS and G
s8 Prepaid Storage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown London
derry. or glasgow S52 currency
For further p.rcaars apply Companys 0ee No 60 Broad
?. w. J. HURST Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26

WAR DEPARTSEST. OFFICE oF THE CBIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISGros D. c.. April H. ISL
PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES for the SIGNAL
sFRVCR Of the ARMI-sesei proposals. duplicate Vii he
,,e.vst AZ hi. until MONDAY the Ssh day o. MAY
I Tor ppyne tie signal Service Of the Army with the following
articles viz: u =. .,i.,. 80,
% sf orv Copper Torches aud Tunnels
Rubber Pouches Muslin Flags Scissors Pliers HA's'AA'
one hundred QOol Telescope Holders
one handed tlDl fouTfoot Red Flags
On Luuire! ilto iour-.oOt White Flags
T.rntr.Grr l25l tao foot Red fisgs
Tr,nty.sy. ll5l ,Eofoot While Flags
Forty %, Canyas Cases ami straps tcompeiel
Tseutr. Eve ~ Funne.
Tseuty.tve t95l Pair Scissors
Tseut, I've i25 Pairs lilers
Rfty t50D saAl straps 800 D..
Two Lupd,l t2OD pounds Wicking . .
be exactly with the models
az ~ -. Other conditions and requirements will be made
IA .hais .nnn, must before June l. l1
Envelope. VII be indored Proposals. ana 'ufse 'ns unsi
sgnoL - .,,,., os...o,,h. Amy
ID! s0sf o. VIC 'N''' " b NORTON
y, Lieutenant and BreveMOr u s. Army Property and D'bOrs
iug Oae.r sigua Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
Proposals.
NOTICE mo- CONTRACTORs. 81 LOCK.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = LOCK-
" WORK FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THB DIES MONIES
RAPIDS OF TB MISSISSIPPI RiyER-lL-Sealed Proposals WI
lie Civ OF Keokuk lows until p April 3D. lS for tho labor and
material required completion Of the h or lower ana e con-
peop Of he Middle Canal in process OF construction
Tbe fofs are to he 80 feet long quop and 70 fet vide
walls tie chaDefs and 10 be Constructed OF li e cut
The int ok located Keokuh will be iOi feet R and built nE'
The second Lock viii he about miles the frt, With fee; it,
and will protected from the rive by TIE canal enhsnkme1t
separate PROPOSALS. Gn duple must be made io the ioos
CLASS l-CFMEET
The proposals under this head must specify The Tee' At which The
above nj ,er al will be delivered IN bags or barrels
CLASS L-LABOR
Tbs cass viii include the bng draining and excavation 81 us
prepsnng the foundation will constructing TIE LICK
Walls and oe masonry building the necessary walls making
the necessary and walls and constructing rcs or
furnishing o. al the machinery and implements required Tor tie proper
execution Of the work. 49,,
class the viii be made each elias spars without
regard 10 aggregate -. 4 -
Eacb bid must written printed guaranty sgned BY two re.
sponSb parties certified by United states Oovene'
Ocer other responsible known 10 tbs on ihst the parry %
parties bidding viii awarded the CONTACTS for the class upon When
ference between them and the neTt highest bidder. -,
The names fe persons proposing must ne "en ou' h
Plans mans md sre6c os and papers viii be ready
m ersnrn st United Enyiaeos Once Al Keokb for
ant forms o proposals viii be furnished upon application at IBIS
oEoe ill.,, - L. d,
Eo1nJa 6oT Looks. ieJore seldaq IN their bids
Cn,racts any the aforesaid classes viii ncnie one or more
Of the locks be considered most adsntsgeoas me "o'-'
for the expenditure Of the $3.50 900 appropriated ,,
TIE Government RI 20 reject snd All bids
Proposals. addressed the undersigned at he0hHk l0
and ndosd Proposals for labor aud materials Tor the Locks
fStgaedl n. MACOMB, Colonel Of Eng1ner-s 7. ;. A.
CrrrED sTATEs ESGSEE OTFlcE keoku Iowa March y lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-26
6teamboats ane Railroads

bttdmboats ane hallroGos.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
.s S sss ws.r Sgs ssSs Id sa .1..
CIT ps SS soI Iss Ne" and 'sneh steamer
cITT OF IAwREscE and
% 's sa' a; f s r' s.s .s s;,ss: " no"
si,Ss r ; sSTs.S s.T E. .ss ws ss.
soS s RT.i tickets and r''e' Of freight g q, ose r
Ees.Yort, De. 10, 1859 Z" T. shoHi' "' Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
c,. m3 ? M from PEI q, y. R.. foot Of Robusou,t
y 6:ss.l; 6osTos fsFFEsSS yIPEsSk =
and Prov Worcester RS apossI Ess % al 1 1.s.
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
s,,s, s,d c Of Hartford lave Pseip 4s
sI.s.eeIe H, ts Fare M elias. s. d sI.. q
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.
YREIGHT Srs ~ n - ehNprS III
LIZ Pier soIs av So5 d s'' a m S Iow PsoP
s ,, f r.seg Ee az All a. oais f ss
Sn a. ,os rs'ST 1c ye Only LINE .sora
- e0OD G " " FE SHH2 General As.u.
CENIRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JFRSEY.-
-. r :; ss,s,, IHa y! F s B'sc S-Y L
with The psIsy,rs Lssis.,nAa and western Railroad 4 PsssTs
high Waller aaa s ,.s, ~. ~ ai p Ne
burgh and ne Wet s.eoui change Of Central Psansy
ALLENTOWN LIVE TO TIE WET
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing January 90 l81.-Leave RI
m.FOr Pennington, EAton Bethlehsm Chunk w,e
barre Ptsion hshinOy City Mt Carme Hareoa TBlbabnock
TOwanda, Wtyery &e.
7:4O m--FOr RastOn
dsiy Except Sunis E,s,on A.
lenorn Harrisburg and the West Connects
ingon S;rOubuFg Water scranton
syrseuse Phlpsbgrg Chunk WIkesbare VII.
Transport Ene &c Bas;en for Aaacb ChaAL Masoy City NJ
Carmel WihimspOt Erie, kc
1920 m.-wsy Train for somervile
Pennington Easton Allentown Aa3ch Chnnk Mahanoy
City H.Ileton WEebaTre, Reading Columbia Lsncs BphFstA
Pottsvis Harrisburg, Sc
30 p m-For EasoO Allentown. Miuch Chunk and BeVtes
40 D. m-FOr SOnsrylle and Plemngton.
daily kast0D, Behlshen, Apea-
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aai Cincinnati Sleep
ing and Palace Cs Pittsburgh snd Cego Connect 81 JuOeuoa
with Delaware Laetswann and Western Railroad for ScT~foa
Sis p m-Por Sonervile
6 o. EL-Por SOnerrile
: D m-FOr EastOn.
ehm.-(E Ersnt(-For Esston.
s;40p. m-For Pl1nhcld
I2pm-Por Panheh, wsin ssiays and Saturdays -
7:i5 8.}O, ef 1922
am-l2 n 2O0 35 I'D 800 40 4:+3, SID SD 3.3,
GOO 30 200 $40 500 $40 900 $40 l0:4j ROO
be obtained the ofce Of the tcnt. h'
road o. NevJsey foot o. Lbertyst AMI a: h pcpel ho.en
and ticket Office, Newly CITY. KICKER superintendent
- RAJ ten Pas AIT