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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
By B. NJ. & B. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CARPETS,
ETC, AT AUCTION.
Pf II. Nj. d B. j. MONTGOMERY, AUO.
- .ioneers-Wlll be sold on every SATURDAY,
TUESDAY, and THURSDAY, at the Old Auction
Mart ~ Camp street, at eleven o'clock
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SEC.
OND-HAND FURNITURE, such as Rosewood
mahogany and Walnut Bedsteada, Armoirs, Blu.
reaus, Washstands, Parlor Furniture, Marble Top
Centre Tables, Carpets, French Plate Mirrors,
Mattresses Cooking Stoves etc.
t-fND ALSO. ts..-r'--r
large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and woed
Seat Chairs. Also, Upright and Square Pianos of
rleyel, Favre and other manufactures.
ALSO,
AN Immense STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE of
oil description at private sale.
Terms-Cash IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
BY G. e. Girardey & Co.
PROPERTY ON PoYDRAs AND HOWARD STREETS
SALE IN PARTITION

MRS ALEXANDER TAYLOR, LATE WIDOW OF
Michael DOwney, Hugh McClOskey, under
tutor of the minors Richard James and Mary
Eliza Downey.
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AUCTION SALES
Bv Charles Z. Eortler.,
VALUABLE PROPERTY, NO l66 ST. FERDINAND
~
STREET.

DYCHARLES e. FORTIER, AUCTiONEhh,
DOfice No. rs Exchange place-SATuRDAf: June
8 1871 at IL NJ will be sold at the Royal street
Auction Exchange, corner of, Royal and oonli
streets !
by ST. Ferdinand, Port Urquhart and Morales
streets and designated lot Ne. IL, and measures
% feet inches and lines front on St Ferdinand
street by l3l feet inches and lines in depth To-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. rs ~ - ~. u = -. u i =
Terms-One-half cash, balance at one year, for
note with mortgage and eight per cent interest,";
five per cent attorneys fees in case Of suit huid
ings insured and policy transferred; purchaser
assumes taxes for the year 1871.
Act of sale before Robert J. Ker, notary public
at the expense of the purchaser, including stamps
my30 st
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COMFORTABLE TENEMENT CORNER OF WASH
lNGToN AVENUE AND GooDCHILDREy OR
ST. CLAUDE STREETS
by G. DE FERRET A-cTroxvvu

SUCCESSION OF JOHN HESDERsoS-No. 1862
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 34,564.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & Hodgson.

VALUABLE ST. CHARLES STREET PROPERTY
STORE AND DWELLING WITH IRON vERAN
nah NO. 44s ST. CHARLES STREET. BE-
TWEEN poLYMNIA AND FELICITY STREETS
on EASY TERMS AT AUCTION.
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SUCCESSION OF JUAN Y DE EGANA.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Ne. 6632.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
SALE IN PARTITION.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 34,435.
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T OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Ne. 51.......... Camp Street. Ne. 81
W. VAN NORDEN, HENRY PEYCHAUD.
President. Vice-PresideLt.
JOHN s. WALTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
". n. Thomas, David Wallace
Henry Peychaud, DR. W. H. Rolcombe
H J. Mullan.
Six per cent paid on savings deposits.
Safes rented. and valuables received.
Interest on bonds collected and RENTED
Persons living in the country will find this Com.
psny safe depository for valuables, papers etc,
at a small expense. noli lv :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
By E. A. Deslonde.

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM G. BROTHERS.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. 30 499
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02

CRESCENT CITY RAILROAD STOCK, CITY
BONDS, ETC.
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BY X. Nj. & b. }. MONTGOMERY.
- b, !: montgomery. Auctioneer-Will be sold
on FRIDAY, June 2, 1871, at half-past ten O'clock
at TOT corner OF Prytania and First streets
The CONTENTS OF SAID BOARDING SCHOOL
bureaus, dinningroom and parlor furniture car,
pets etc. Alse 'ai
TWO FINE UPRIGHT PIANOS.
my3l no'es'
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ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCE
SUCCESSION OF DUNCAN N. HENNEN.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 30 1891.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02

By Neville & Van Soingen.
MORTGAGE NOTES, SWAMP LANDS LOUISIANA
STATE BANK STOCK, BANK OF LOUISIANA
STOCK AND NOTES, ONE IRON CHEST AND
ONE DESK.
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SUCCESSION OF CAIRNCRoss NEsBrrT.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. % 088
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hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
of the original act of Incorporation extant in my
Office In witness whereof l grant these pres
ents under my signature and seal of Office
GEORGE W. CHRISTY Notary Public.
New Orleans MAY 81, 1911 my28 je4 II l3
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BANKS AND BANKING,

Deposits OF any am cunt received. All accounts
strictly private and confidential. Ill deposits are
payable On demand with interest due. SIX PER
GENT interest paid compounded, free of all
taxes three times in each year Especial adyantaees
afforded to trustees guardians and others having in
charge trust funds; also to societies. lodges divi
sons and associations Certificates of deposit is
sued, payable on demand in currency or gold with
interest due. Deposits can be made by express or
bank draft, or postal money order. Deposits re-
ceived from individuals, firms societies and cor
porati0ns, subject to check at sight.
The Freedmans Savings and Trust Company was
incorporated for the special benefit of the freed
men Of the South, but it offers its advantages to
all classes alike As a national institution, sub
Ject at All times to the supervision of the Congress
OF the United States, its honesty and integrity
constantly assured
OFFICE HOURS: From 9 A. NJ to p NJ, and on
Saturday nights from six to eight o'clock.
C. D. SrURTEVANT,
mhlI ly Cashier New Orleans Branch
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CHOICE CANAL STREET PROPERTY
CORNER OF JOHNSON STREET
C. n. TARUT, TUTOR, VS.. MR.. AND MRS. H.
ROLLING.
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Eighth District Court.

The suit of the Louisiana Levee Company
VS.. Dubuclet, State Treasurer, was CON
tinued indefinitely; also, the suit of the
State House commissioners VS.. the State
Treasurer.
In the latter case. counsel for the COM
missioners claim that the appropriation for
State House purposes comes under the
head OF necessary government expenses
included within the $25, 0OO, 900, by the re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court, and
therefore they claim to be entitled to their
bonds
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
Proposals.
Us ESGrygkR OPF1cR No z5 EiNPARr-sr..(
NEvORLE,S,, La. March ~ III
PROPOSALS for DREDGE-BOAT.-The un-

Us ESglss.o Sssos2r,s. 2g'Sn No. No. aitS & nSssAf i
PROPOSALS for DREDGE-BOAT.-The un-
aed 9y 9ytc. y 'ssa proposals for G the The eo1nS so5 % %
sgoRPgHi asa S' s , 1uH n % a Congress ] e ~.
proved March % lo for improving The mouth Of he Mississippi
sst o of en JOHN SI8ToN Army Building corner cH o%i
struciions regarding details undersigned may proper
Genay de5 The Dredg is to he steamship
length % @ beam l5 feet depth Of ho ami TO draw
10 h. IA feet IN diameter and to he dre S two osag engine.
ter anil be- driven BY one engine hull Of
used adjusting the d Of the vessel to depths VAR ns nom 10 u 70
There s besides rse yIoughfon shield, to be arranged
lover front Of the large propeller partially ncong the latter or TO
ue be Of form sn dimensions eIsciy nearly a. shown by
msny Of the parts Of e vessel are to hve strength considerably in
o that given to like paris steamers Of Ike measurement
ssnei pi I P SS & oH & ao o1 Sa1e per psoS @ S eTm spa
oq' snd driving iof he vessel or Sh haye aoy eFe to make
such examinations for ihe Nor yl md ht considered ron ler,2s
who are not pI,Gry ENGAGE IN N The ''nll'G. o @ n m % %
fsriI b G he considered From each dii two separate bid are
Iequeei VIZ. specifying hul the other hull
The later will be preferable provided The cs' Of construction be not too
@ : ie er1e. i5e , 10 choose AFTER oIeaag 81, received
be pfE. .o%s Igie Pe,oDaSo c. G tens F as xofS
man,Lp with view rejection o. al rh deemed ojecionane
livery SsS,CTn,) the throughout Ge propelled by her
oTR 11 Ises s Eng at [ or ID, r. Of TIE eo o5 p,S. for p,.
bcDi ' and 15'' sdr. cP u Howell cops d Tsee, l. s.
Ech accompanied by the usual guaranty le certificate
responsibility OF gRrnJ rs OF ths eittremrht lat
ahe copy u the specifications, iuoi Pfit-d forms for
viii furnished application the Ohce Of Gen N-aon,
Nes-York. this OLce and requested thai only such lr uei
Proposals uu. u oeoc nooa NAV 1871 Contract
and Bond signed before NAY - Ill Work scua hrgun
hull and machinery e.ore Jane 1871 and The cn Drgc
delivered before January 1872 enay Of r,n'u
price pr day for eich day dely after tat line Ser
nty6ye 90 per cent Of the contract price vii p, On approval By
the nniergnrd duly ap onied Agent Of e Dfbi ahef
satisfactory itl trip tha hly" len de the bal
kna the pont specified Tor devrr1
30 usual form r fihi performance Of contract to the smouat
Of SlaJp0. vii be required
The United States viii deai s suits that he
brought contractors for alleged infringement Of patents Tor
dredging raciicey.
Tie tie Tsh 10 reject or al bids i con
slee unr asuale made by parties whose ability
fulsll contI u al points be- justly questioned.
G. ". HOW I'LL. Captain Of Englfeefs L. $. A.,
~. AiA IL III. --E
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
l. ERN RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
DepOs Bircayst and foot OF thn.opher
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY Aos q 20
8On EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Al Dsnye 10 Boon
ton Branch Dover h Chester Branch aoo Nh Ss,r
for Anoyer and Newton Washington With the D. L. ana "
for Water Gap, Srouurg, Scranton Great Bend bnRhamou S
and Osweo an all the LacksSanna aud boos0gs
and Delaware and Hudson K Roads
ll:4O LBHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops 81 NegMk Nors
Dover Hacketts0yn Washington Phpshurg and Esni
Phhpsburg Bel Del r. r for Beydefe, &c All as
kson with L. " r. for Bethlehem Allentown hauch tblIs A1G
Nilkesbane
4:iO p M SCRANTON EXPRESS Chester
r. Waterloo with r. r. and s Washington With D. l., at
W. r. r. for Water Gap, Strouisiurg and Scranton.
1870 HACKETrSTOWN MAIL w.h BooDion, Chester
and SnsseI Railroads
For MoRRISToWS, g. l2o lOA NJ, 2:3o Jlo $40 $40
and $50 m.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations 6o o sd 1910
For ORANGE and SOCTH ORANGE, $50 73O 9:lo Iol0
ll;2O l;lo ZO, 3:io 3D 49, 5 $780, $50 300 AID Ii
p. N.
ll:2l and ll:4O loo 300 'l:g 3:2 $40 $50 4O f1+
45O, $40 $50 5yO 900, ,6:2o oO $500, 600 and l%5
Trains marked stop At Eas NewIrk.
EevYoTk for BLOOMFIELD and MoSTCLAIR, al ESQ sri
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
|

COMAgNCIEG JUNE 20 1870.
Passenger foor,h.ave Entrance on twenty sevea
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YORK
For Newllayn and Bridgeport, Er) 1850 M 2lo tbA
For Mfo1d Sso Far6ed Southport and wesport J. ll;~
For Scfwai EI 1850 M la:lS CErl Hr) 3e 49,
For DaGD E NJ; g 10 a. R 5:i5 49O $50 and epm
For stanford l. Ok g. l3J l25 lEEl 2l5, tEI
3:45 4: 30 (gI.) 4:45 $3.50 6:3O. 7:l5, (EI) pm .
Greenwich and intermediate stations :, llO m | -"
s1r5ay Mail Train leaves Twenty seyen,h' SevYorG atP r
Boston via both SPHnEe1s6SS Ee6SEEefSG Es fTS TRANS
For Boston, via Spunsdeh s m, and o P N
For Hartford and Springfield % 2:is 40 to Hartford
For Newport p m EI) connecting With steamer A0''
For Coaneccat River Railroad m l2:l5 :. Montreal
For II artcri Proyiiencc and Fishkn Railroad l5Pm
Line Railway at 3s m 10 Nor"n and ro'e''' '
For YerIiaysn and northampton Railroad a m D to North
ampton NJ Willaushursh
For Tousatouc Railroad, a. snd B. p M ,, - . ,r,.A,,
For Xaagacs RsrO.l ~ n and 5s t' is p r. %
CSnmoicu. Seepas Cars attached train .rd 40 :" s
day Mail a Tran me- % !tsa. sse' l'' JAMES Ho9r
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HuDSoN
~ RIVER RAILROAD Trains leave rhrteh q a. follow"
m Chicago Express Drawing ears a'iaee No accom-
Special DraSIug room Car Express Tor tu.As
noJaion sr W.v passengers except Drswngroom e4 - Al
IOW a m Northern aud Western Express Dn"as 'V'- '
an m Montreal Express Dpwugroom cars aiees 10 Water
n m First Pacific Express, with Sleeping ean wio1sN
tOy1 Syr'e o s9d P,.e Eors., s Sepnge sshs "
Rochester and Buffalo also for Cheago va % va pasaab. tS
train will leave at 8 ?. m on sundNtl ....,.t
ii D. m tight Express Se ping cars % a,s'1eA
lam, aud m, PoashSssPP,ss s,I fi,s ir,o.
3o n sHs s % ,5'ini m I5 os'o ai SS
Sunday train Tor o xsSpRlCK Gsp PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
st LOUIS lIl IB1I N1VITAII R. R CO.'S
Seven per Cent Gold First
Mortgage Bonds,
on Irs ARKANSAS BRANCH.


1.....or Of o.. miles is from Pilot Knob the Iron Noun
Ion Rsr fori-ev miles WI soon he epenl o
Iuse large of grsii1g has been done on te o" eOh
ussr ths Arkansas tie entire work WI o 1g'e
-, to coTrie,or THE BONDS ARB DUE IN 1888 IN GOLD
,s.ure Nv Mag9ge Farmers Loan aud Is
r,, I,re mi D,ee Hber J. GOLD FREE OF GONBkNhENL
TAXES expected that TIE local she Of 'he EXTENSION vi" eqA
Of he line h....o-
n Vii oreu country Lead Copper and Iron Mines heo
fore the famous b.ck RIVER LuWo9
lof Of Bonds viii be sold a. present rHee
y currency. Further Information vi" DC te
Il. G. MARQUAED. Vice President lZO BroaosaH
IT. LOrIs January 1871.
tie undersigned Bonds Of the ST LOUIS AND
NTAfE RAILROAD fArkGnAs Brsuhl as good nTV
The vita tie Cairo snd Fulton kAfoa OF AI
bsnsss g valuable for Tbs CITY and The trade rom Ar
Tie administration Of tie affairs OF the COnpap
experienced and the resehut OF we
he while j. sesdy Increasing already suhceo TO insure he
Of the interest
NATHAN COLE MGvOr Of st. Louis
:. ID. BARLOH. COMPTROLLER Of ~. Louis
J. d. bRiTTON, Pest National Banki STATE of ho
WM b. BURR. Prest 81. Louis National BsnE
ROBERT BARTH. Prest German Savings lasiituton
NJ DSOE 2. BRIDGE Prest No. Pacific haiifosL
fkA COSlk Pfrs Bank Of Commerce AID ffe. ~ LOs bt1
o. PHbhc Schools
GERARD B ALLEN. Louis (hsmbsr % Commerce
JOHN u. Perry Prssi1ent Kanss Pacific Railroad Co.
hpOLPHUS hkiER VeePreient Kansss Psete Railroad Co
AIlEN, CORP & SIsBKT, Bakers. ST. Loas No.
1OHhsEND WHBLBN Co. BsnEsTs, PHILADELPHIA Agents for
peuusTltGuG
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
Ghanrcs for Bneiness nlen
CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubic notice is
~ hereby given owners occupant occupants OF al
houses snd lots improved or unimpoy,l llds snteu e
Of for examination by all persons interested "
lFor laying Belgian paYement ia shlrd'iee Oe'"eea ''
For laying Belgian pavement Feenthstreet between Eighth
%EF5r laying Belgian pavement Foyfrsree between Fourth
4-For laying pavement in Foryeghh street. between
Por tagging weey side Of secondsv, between Tryeshth
sIFof setting curb and gutter and tagging sevent'ecOnd'se
For setting lr5 gutter Tagging northeast Of Ma
-Fof setting curb and gutter tagging front Of Nos SO and %
s-For ng crosswak Fourth avenue the norhery in
ioFor LAYING Fourtavenue, the sOuhery in
II For arias eroS4s Forty third street at the pOrthery
PFor having co.s~ai from southeast southwest corners Of
Fourteenth street and FoutA avenue -
ia For iayne ak opposite l7a GreenWiehsireet
i-FoI LAYING eIo.svsS Srl G%.,e o.s No. No. 81 81
F ,ms i s III oI6lose No IA Tsst Npth-ssrt
is-For laying cOsgaE uorthery intersection Of King and
is~Fof laying co.rk northeast northwest Of
"For laying cr5sSst intersection Of New
-For ayng cro,sws Fsavenue outhery side Of One
The limits embraced ty such assessments include all the several houses
I-Both sixty rlee from IhN to Lexington avenue to
% li 81 i a If s niG f % street from g to Sntnavenu til,
extent Of bali the block on The interesting street . NJ, ,
The Of half the block on the iniersecng streets
extent t%'s Of Raii fs The q moSs on iIe aeas @ s
5-The westerly side Of Second from lhryghh 10 Thirty
unth-st
6-Botb s SEVENTH from Second tn ri
The northeast com of Marion and Prince streets
9-The properly Nos J and .3 Nes Ihfsenthstreet
g-The north Eighteenth Fourth
he block helom both
sides between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
Eighteenth fonrth
running eaey and westerly half the block herefom and both
1.-THE north o Forty bird street between First ad IhLsve-
both o Secondvenue, from Forty tn 20 Fort fourth
The south side Of between Broadway AMI Thr
syenu and 10th OF FOURTH NON Ihen to Fourteenth
-Boih sides Broadwsy between Clinton AMI JeiesOn-
r-es
1.-THE south side Of Deee Church and Wasngtou
between Dey Coitani
l5-Both sides Canal TO Spring street
- ffOm Canal 20 Glari-.eL
of Avenue to Avenue d.
of Washington
And the easerg We,t.trret King 10 HouoH-.ret
1a-Tle norhcrly side II NeseTe from Church Washington
street Gfeenvic-street from Ny Barcyire
2l-The souerly side ROOseveet fOm Chatham 90 Madison
and both sides Of Madsoue from Roosevelt 70 Chestnut
1.-THE souherlg side One-hundrel teuree commencing
eaey and westerly half the block there
from Frstyenue commencing at hundred
tenth street and running souery half the block iheelon
aA-cte
TO objections writing 10 Richard Itei Chairman Of
the their Office No IL Chatham street within
thirty DAYS the date OF this notice - -
'F RICIIARD TWEED
THOMAS B. ASTEN
MlER MYERS
FRANCIS 4 SANDS
Board of Assessors
onoe Of Board Of Assessor Nrs-Yort March 49, ls'L
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
Notices Of Dankrupttn.
ICT COURT of the UNITED STATES.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES.
~ -Soutlen District Of Newiort-ln the matter OF JOHN
kCHEIFEDE BnkrUt-Pursusn order O the District Court "
the lel states District Of Newiork dated the 3h
December, 1870. the undersigned will sell 81 Public Auction
M 23th dav Of Marr n y.
roores Muller Schmidt Cob all the right tide aud interest
which e bankrupt Lad seized oh day Of
June 1872 Of and the following described property. viz ORe %
Cutter l Eubong Press One ) Cari Cutter One W
DATED March IS 1871 II. F. vERAIILYE. Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TIE
GOINEGIIrnI WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,

Coupon Registered snd by the Legislature Of Connects made free
al STATE seyen per interest PAYABLE January aud july IN New
Yark They have yea The subscribed capital stock Of The
Ccsny i loo Of which except $500 has been paid
es this. 551O00 has been subscribed AMI pab b the City Of
Hartford Tie mortgage made in trust to The Treasurer Of e state
TIE bands Oce Of The Controller Of te state and
eoun,srge by aud the Of TIE Charter eaa only be de-
ty Company the proportion Of 5000 bonds Tor
previously expended the construction Of The road
Tie o.s extends HiioTl where connects with e whole New
England system railroads westerly Aerton the N"-fork
stste eth the Harlem Road north and SOUTH
With Duchess srd Ccunhs Fhk eompleied with The
Pogkepe Ken Potgkeepe to be finished IN July ana
with The Roucut Road to he built opening direct
connection supplies Peuusylyaua Cos Company aud
and Hvdon Canal Company wide f for business
oreui Railroad and River connections supplying the
country os shS gu cattle ai beaisiua from the West
end returning marble and the manufacturing products Of the
a. .ry tIrfy towns along is h8e.
The grading complete part o the os purchased and track
ig viii commence he condition Of the bed viii permit
TIE character u Manager. whom Hon WILLIAM H.
BARNUM e,-Gps. HOLLEY, GEORGE ~ BARTHOLOMEW, esl,
and JAMES GOODWIN % guarantee that the enterprise will be
e,rd,d through IN q subft.nt'sl ard ccolancs manner
Il tie ioDfs s sud sCcrued interest
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
NFW-YORK AND NEW-ORLEl

NEW-lORk AND NEW-OkLEANS;
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD .lh b CON CON
extend from Chattanooga Tenn 10
M. and With form the shortest sirs route 9
B,,ton Nrslok Philadelphia Baltimore Wahnsion Llmhus
AID Chattanooga Meridian Mobile Ss~oreAn' Ne"oars So'e"
uort Galveston and al points in the South est II Soh
AMI South {, nun passsngsrs trains at the rate ~ ns'
Orleans o!
,housh passenger each making eo
A ,tapoos Tor all points South ani West OuV one change
Neiok aud Orleans and change sorh OF
Through tickets al points North and son'h VI" DC on 'A
Ceser line. are pat tickets sale via our se iof all
dispatch through Gsht se will be organized giving qaei time aud
low rates for heght. . ,-s -, .,,.. Nth .nt so,h
Claim. for los. aud damage promptly adjusted
10 further nfurn alton. sppy To -
'' ~ j. q STANTON, General supenpttndenti or
WILLIAM KEAyY and Ticket Agent Chattanooga
Tenn. =, oo ooo,.- ...... w.n =,
Onee Of the Company New fori No Brod"s corner "s
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL AND QuBENsT'

From Pier No. AZ, North River
QUEEN. Thomas SATURDAY. Apnl !, AZ
ERIN SATURDAY, April 3, at m.
8 Perah Steerage tickets Liverpool Queenstown London
derry. II glasgow, S32 currency. - -
I further particulars apply Compsnys Ohce No 50 Broad
r. w. >. huhol hauaseL
EUROPEAN EXCURSION. - Excursion to
IL scotland Norway and Denmark Jane Procure noma
lion from AUGUST PETERS0HS, Manager, Bowlng'green
GUNNER EXCURSION from New-YOrk to
- scotland Swelen, Norway and Denmark June 1911 Round
p 50 caency Apply particulars before Mag TO AUGUST
PErERSOuN Manager, No. Bowling-green.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
l. y P0sTOFNcE AID SuHfRFAsrRY, BosroN Mass.
OTFcK SUPsRiSTESDkNr. March ~. 1911 !
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.

w Se,e Proposals. will be recs,eis sugentend
Until II APn l85 furnishing delivering citing ami
place 10. iron Of tie L oErh roof Of the
Ohcs al Treasury Building 10 Boston Mass exhibited by
drasgs marked a. a. 81 s s A as 6 " aud the accompanying
piss schedule cons' ing principally Of roei wroush]ron beams
and gifdft,
The voI 10 be delivered 'h pa In place such times may from
TIM 10 Tine b. l the Superintendent provided that each floor
tni lie fdf ha b. made the uct u separate order and that the
contractor stall sosed 20 da for the making and putting place
o,h aooF sud 90 days for nasng ant putting IA place The roof
L- olt,'ia vii Ice permitted b- the drffcs ard machinery
totshg 20 Tie busg putting the roh Ia place. whosi eare
Dot BE- reqlire the of tie ruporei
Nlo fuIn.she h Department when
Seafa.ine vii be furnished by the contractors.
sIndlEed the will
te tuusiieIsi snt awarded ~ The sgyIegfte.
III be paid completion
'stb door tie balance Tie ilsl completion oi the
NJ 30. he s-cOmpanr by penal bond IN S2OJ
-, the bidder viii accept ani perform TIE contract awarded him ue
n % the stcunt 10 lie cee by the T. JUICE CLERK the
l. Court Dnci AuoraeT Of the District where be resides
Tie Department the i.h reject all bids " H he
deemed bid
not made printed be obtained th, Once Aad does not
Of TIE pnat form sni seeae will considered neither .
proposals. be received from parties who themselves engaged the
Of CAst Woagh Iron sos sad sho have not the nee
facilities get..hg the OF rolled
Proposals. he ndorsed Bids Woi Post Ohoc and sub
1Ieauy Boston Mass and addressed 10 GDLBi j. T. BRYANT
eaptnbi,ndtpt
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
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