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ISon Der "gfiocirten BreiTe" fir Den .8tutIber
Soue'ponhenten" berhtst. - Der .9oueipon.
GENT" y oa6 etnSi9e oeutlte Mor9eubIatt 9dt.
ttmore's, fueldcs Die Sntano unb aabel1lSe
psibsn bejiebt uno pollitdnois ueroffeutltGt.)
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Scrmiibte Scrittc.


EouiS Oille, Sp., 26. Iunt. - 0it
@igdrrcnmddDer in 9luSiOuo.) Nle Niitdlit
Der Der hteIgCn ,GiQnrrcnmnd)cr llnuu" b0
ben lett 9eIiern bic 9rbCtt eiugcijcilt, Wcil in
Der Stgarreniabrit Der N0 ). z0mitt, 2u.
btrotnB Il 20. inter 9lHoercm lSctlttjudt
Dtaldtnen III Amuenoun9 fonlmcu, in Tul9t
oeiien 9enannteBirmtn ItincStQmuu mt SIS
per Sanleno biligcr licitrn tOnrclI, a!S al
oere, meldle ole 0t9arrtn nit Der AlauN al
!ertlaen lahen. Ob Ott GtgaucGmOhtr nidt
ld)lleBlidl bod ncn SiirjcrCn ;icbcu =? (?(M.)
6riebenSfeier Der 3cutidlcu in
Suoieu. (SonlbOp, /. Wtai.) Die bcitUen
0tntiten habcn bente blrdI ciu ;yeitmubl SCn
NrlebcnSidIluB gcieiert, mobci Der oeutde
Sonlnl Sr. gumpCrt alS %orilbcnocr ben
etlien bcreoten 8rintiprId) nui ocu 9eutjd,tu
8niicr uno oHS 9cutld)c Rcid) ouSbrad,tc.
>Sn CtHcnt Soaite aui Die @iic prad NJ.
@umbcrt lctnen 9ant fir Die irctQcb0cu Ne
trGac ans Die linn bon ocl 0cuobncrn Snr
olen's ;unI SCltcn Der &erwuuOCtcu ilberrtld,t
moroelt mareu.
Ter6cn in 9cutld)laub, Srlunb
uno Tr1HtrCi d aud ReQCr Qcbur
REM Die Stnttltitcr hCr ,,GOtuina Holt," :"
meldle bcfouutlid) SeuCSCCbrten oeS ,,9lnb6Ua,
oald)" 'ebr GbnIid) iiub, bcbouptcn, pon Der
bier uobnerbcn fnrbi9Cn @tn6ltcruu1 cicn 81
',cuIl d pursonS' III ,WldnO 0cborcu 81 in
Gu9l0no q III GrHnhtit) 10 in 0ultd,
l1no, ciner III gtNiiau mo euer nNnuuopcr
lNoIIOn nnN 'NNunopcr 0tb1rtn nad) Der 9lu
nat ocS gcIcbrtCn @cogropbcn Der ,gpcuin0
EcN" nGtiirlid) uid,t IN Stnrdlono). guS
Stotttlter unO @crgrupbn iiuO Die on0lo
3cjhn0Sldlreibcr ibauOtrboitc
SStiimnfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
Na9uittags=G Gabelberid)te.

Die SBdhliu Gdri6. - G5orc atta . 6 ait bill tatur.
Die pdhrene ecS &riess vDn &%@ franz,
Sedmten besaneepen nnttriebisife. = Or
tpia FER frdnB. HuIeibe. - Der sBafbiuas
toner Sertrag. Slustaufd, Der Ratihfa.
tion. = Seiud) ecS aroupriu,eu uut her
Sronprim,sfitu bon 9eutid,laus in Gnas
IQuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
9r. G. 9. (jrout.

g'r. 2s, ssore:&ibertnftrane, Baltimore,
turirt pcllitGnet9 SrghriiIigtCt Guinobrcnai=@rt,
8srluit Der Stimme, Gatarrb uno ole 9eteen oes
Salits, oer 9ur9e. oer Sarnve9e, ecs SIutes, Der
Sdut, Sbreniauicn, Duspepir, SBaiieriudt 3d.
morboioen, GbcumatismuS, Sfroubttn, Rerpenz
ibpitbe, glugera uuo Sbrsn Sraufbeiteu u. /. 10.
9r. Grant bcilt allie nebel unb lit bel 3ag
obCr hei Nddt gum Seitths uon aranten bcrtit.
4 o.
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Stn @ifenbdbnlInfail.-2 3erfcucu
0ctpetct, E3 pcripuubct,

q tn,
u II fd, Me-, 2, >5Hlli. - SdIou mie,
Ger en- GIlcnbabH llKRll - Gciieu 9adl,
i1ttIa9 clni9e Nlinnten nnd) 5 llbr, iteB Gin
lltlcr Eotdlin9, mddr gareinsr ;iIr re9c
nlaBl5tn 3clt uerlalIcn bate, aui Der ,,Wtaincl
Selltral S0bn," un9efIbr II Wteilen inter
| 4aip 9auoutu, NIT Dem ygemiidteu 3u0e"
| iul0llliIell, mcldltr nad oem 6abrplan BON
9h9Vna nm 20 llbr nad YOrtlaub abgebclI
'ollt. Sttler 3ii9 iulroc bis llbr in Nh
| 9lllla onfgcbalten, neil CT nod eincn Sbetl
oer oon 0er oemotratild)eu Staatsconuentou
lloN Naule iuritdtebreuOeu 9elegaten nit
llcbmen mollte. Der NIT Baiia0iereu oid)t
Deettc !3n9 bcltanO aus ciucr Votomotiuc,
eITenI Srahtmag9ou nuo Baiiogier 28ag
9oHS. Nod Dem Babr Reglemcut bate sr
III 9Nllouell Uartcu iollcn, mas CT cood,
Htht that. Mn Der StcIlc, no oaS llnglild
pGlfrtc, bcfinoct NdJ cine ,ismlid) itart 0ebo.
gene SlIrue. Beriouelt, Die IN Der 9tabc oui
Dem 6clSc arbciteteu, iaben, ipic Die 3iiae 0cs
gen etnnnor loSiubren uno iudten onrdv
St9nnlc oaS llu9lid ~ perbinSern, allein
uergcbltdI. Der !3uiummcultoB mar fiird)tcr.
ltd. Scihc Yotomotiucu murocn ;crtriim4
inert. @trnoe oa, no iid) Der llnfaa ereNs
netc, GlIt Der Giitubnbnoumm bod, uuo lteil
ab, ltno 1T cS Elm 2SuuoCr uuo ciu(Slild, ban
Die 9Sag9onS nidt bon benz 9umme bium
ttrllllriteu, meldlcn Sails Der %erln iebr
oleluVten'denlcbcu 3u betlagcn 9sruecn marc.
Der ,Nradtmag9on ocS eiucn I3ugcS muroe
icrtrilnimert, i'll Dem Baiagierm0g9on oeS
anotrcn Sugss murbeH Die Sdnten BON ibrcn
ScIcltI9un9en lOSgeriiieu. GS bciunccn Itb
III BEN betrciicuOcn Coupe uugcabr ein
0ntenO BGiiagiere, bon Oeneu bic 0Slite
mebr ooer meni9er bebeutcnOc &0lttunOcn
oapon tru9. 9aniel Scrm, Der 3u9euitur
6tS v9emilhten 3ugeS," muroe gct6StGt;
2StlteS Sarrc, etn 0tiicr, crlitt cincu Shd.
oelbrutD nno wiro iterbelt miiHen; 5Ouatbun
6oaa pon Srlogcton, ein Yaiiuger, murOe
in Jfiiten perlcet. Bic 3Obl Der gSerwuu,
otttn ami BEN GarOincr'iden 2oial,uge
III IL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
9cuticbe mno eualiIcbe Sbule.
&. Anapp,

Gde BON 90Ill0aDIfr. II. Srange=Wlleb.
gs pro pon S,u6li 9ebrsrn ponfdnoi9cr Wealz,
Spratb., Shrcts, @liaus= uub Setd)nens unterridIi
srtbeilt. eettionen i'm Hron5ofibcn uno eatcnider,
tlntcrrttt in uer6icoenen Glaiieu. Sir uctbliht
Mrbeiteu lit cine sebreru uu9elclt. Silt Der Sd,ulG
vi cine 1urnz 2lntolt uerthipit; aud ucrbcn SdleI
In 2oit uuo Qogie gtuonmcn.
Rdbere glustunit crtbe Der BrinSipat Der NnItalt,
3. &ndpp, @de pou SolbaUiir. unb Orange uep.
(San. fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
3euaninc.

lb Tam .Snrminntiua" cbCr bic mrrifduifdEe =
Stdrrbos' mfiriur ats elH SumtttI acacn BiarI6Sr
0tnof tmpcRlcn. oa Id bie g9ir,idmttt bte aEit,ls
an mir Itlbh Crlubtcn babe.
". 7. 2tcaruS,
3rtuItOs 9irtt. Clifton DidrpIanb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
Nus OfcW=9JorP. - Die 8Drfc.

NewsO 2s. SUM. = Gclo 2 bis
4, Grhanse 11oi bis &. Sob (ctwaS feiter)
1l3 bis 1lSt. Ger l18, Ger 113A. Nuf ocr
SonSsb0rie 3si9ten piele Yapicrc groBc Shmd.
DE. GS idloifen: Central 9lt, Grie 2Ss,
8eaoing l09f, lafc Sbore l11t, Yittsbnr9
1861, Nortbpeltern 72a, Ditto Yrioritatell
SSH, Rod Ssiano 1904. - Son 9amita9 bis
Wlittmod, iperoen bic 6onbss rnb oie Sob,
SDrie aeid)lolien ietu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
Sd,iHSnahriebtcii.

gfem orf, 28. Suni. - Ser 0mpir.
valpria" il III Glasgow ansefonlmem.
Nep Yorf, 2S. Suni. - Der Dmpir.
Paraguay" 1T III soncon anaeton,meu.
Gin Derfudtcs Stttcmtat Der 1ubia.
ner 9eeen ben General Sbers
man.
Se. eouts, 2s. Suni. - Der 9(norifi
Der Sne'aner anf SSarnsr's Wagen. 3ua, in
Der gabe bes Sorts &idaroiou, bel weldler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29

V7ITUTITT NtTTT
Sd Id "Sarminoiivd" dI6 Gin uniddtb0tcs esf[.
lrlttI 0tgcu Yidrtbue II. Rubr hCtradtc inbCul dl
olCltlht IN urtibcotRtu SdlCr init ftets htmt,Ibru
Srolgc nnDciuCnoet 70 cmpicGtc Id hr alcr, iurltr
an hirlcn 9rGr'bCitCu lttrn.
ahtunGeuonn 9br
Shpmae u Srisu,
Sor RT. d. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
Snlnn0= 9epejdea.
Der Srteg NIT Srrcd. - Sobtc uuo
9ScrlNlIfISctc


w IA b ltg D II, %. Sum-. SIM Gee
Oepartenlent 1T beute Had)mitta1 biz
folgenbe 0epeibe cugegon9eu ,Sorca, Den
%. Suni l871.-9ln ben SceamtS, Sciretar
- Do bic Spreancr cS unterlaiCu babcn, III
rer nerrGtberiidlen gngrIfi III cntid)uloiocr,
10 ldnoeter mir am 10. bel Sang Not, nah
men DaS uutere Sort, erbcuteteu bic Ourin be
fnolid)e W(uuition uuo ScrtGrten OcnuGd)it
baS 6ort. gm IL. nabmcu mir ciu ;meitcS
Sort lrno eritirnteu Johann bie8enng ielbf,
Sm 9nn3cn nabncn mir iiini Sorts II, .
600 Dtann ieinbliher 3ruppen ioaeu ms 0c
9cnlibcr 9eltanoen baben. SSu Der SitaoCuc
tano etu perimeiieltcS Sauo0emcn0e itatt
Die 8anonen (481 nreiit ieinc, mciIin0erc
@e6itee) purocn 5crltGrt, ebelljo iebr pielc
tletnere 9Saffen. so Sabnen pnrocu erbeu.
tet. Wlr Sabltcu 243 tootc &orcancr bel Der
@itaoelle. 2Sir batteu 3 &oote. 8icislbeu
hno: Der tapfere lieutenant Dic&ce, mel
der Der erc Ntann in Der Gita0clc mar uno
ourt cine &ugel unb cinen gauienllid) 0etBo-
tet lpuroe; 9enntS Sonrobau, eiu ARartnc
Soloat nnS Seth Ilen, ,cin SOloat brrganoz
arnlee. ilnlere %erpllnocte beiiuocu iid)
onBer Sefabr. (Sc;.) Sob. 0toSgcrS."
Der Sica Der ,, ,Sborals Sucictp."
" btn9ton, 28. SUM. - lluttr ocll
5ablreid)en bl'iigcn 6reunOeu Der ,Gbural.
SottetD" herrId)t uugemener ,fubcl
llber ben Sleg oeS brapcu &crcincS. IS it
olcS oaS crlte Utnl 6HB Elm amcritanlid,cr
Seren ht III bentihcr Sprnd)c am GrciSiiu.
gen bet elnenl Sclte bctbeiligt bat. Die Qei.
lun8en oeS SeretnS iollcn gteu 0orGer
Nad)rlhten Sufolgc III Der Chat uOrSiiglid)
dclpeieu ieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29

1UO !, UUO anOrtlrte Tlnment0pfl
81. AScrinc S G1bnen,
Gutritauten pom
9bnn ilno Stcinsnt : Waaren
Rr. al unh sf3, Wsa- -Baltimorsffrase t6o-)
y. y. NtDrter s Spmp.,
Sabritantsn i'm G,ro6en POM
Snha>Waiier, Sprnpen nnn Ninrralz
gEaier aller Mrt,
ioipie aud Or. Gantrell's beriibmem y I Ia 4 q
Sngiuer=Ale;
Msenten liir 2 imm IN s. Gtfarpa. S3ier Gstraet;
M8enten iiir bas Ucit brtannte Sapiupn Spriuas
MaRer ter rSaratoaG.fsusue, Repsgort;
6ontatnen une ole arten Bum
Bertauie 3u Den btuistn RreiIen In
Rr: 55l5, Gaftern Mpemne Baltimore, Rarpl.
(Aprtlt3, ,3Nte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
Selearapbildle Sepeihelt.

Wortieeung fol9t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29

Bir tonntcn Sauitnoc uou 3cngnificn bier
nlttbslleH, ieooh bctradtcH wir obige fir
hiurcidirnh 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29
frurr- uno trbcns- -llrr6d)rruna

9a I'd menc Stcllung ol5 FrdRornt orr ,WatSs
tu1p HtUU Stthhunng6 eiticliDGit" auipcqcbcn
3up', 20 nlEtt I'D nttut Scnnr otm Gtcbrttn VnbH
tnNl 9l0 @ltH2nS yiG,,r an, Il. bdbc Bu ocu 3cbufc
mn SHItau lW @mtu6lnmcr tCr" WuruIuuo -pCbcus-
9lltNIRJ3 @u,ullat," Ir. 40, Suutbitra6e,
S9 ~ NdnbcSoG 'b curt ldnNil9riar Griatuna
o'dOlAt OlH' cas- JHltrtnC Wur, IUrl,bc 8CrNd,runs
Ablu OCT nNtHtlidyu Wuuu.
oflluo6 mcrbrn IN ocu uCuru iuluCRtcu Capitalization
untrtAt tbrdNt. IhpS, Is AIa,nbIrtnn
l1u-) qlI al rS,,',T"",s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29

VI NpuV.
n@eiseao !" rief es in ben Sdlen.
vSbplliid !! Hpmantiid =! @arum bdlt
ct Elm ? 5abren Sic fort, !Serr piepens
fpd."
Sa iaben lie nebcn iJm cine bobe, bIeis
DIE, slrnenpe Srauenseitalt.
Sic bate tein @ort gelpro6en. 9t,r
oer eble 3orn ibres 9luses bate oem
Sdwadiinnisen setrofisn.
Gr beu9te ii6 Dor ibm, nidt wie elm
ainb Dor Der 3udtrutbe, ipnDern pie bas
&leine Dor benz 8rpben.
Surb iein melanbolilbes @eiidt aoa
ii6 bic Nbtbe eer 8eibdmuna. ST
ibwieg unp trat surid. Gr perlie6 ben
Saal.
alaubia fplsle ibm.
r@as mar bas.?"
pGs mar Sdabe."
uSammeridaoe! Sas 2ieb peripra6
pirtlia allerliebit ;u iperoen. @arum
mudte man ibn suridbalten ?"
uGS 1T unbegreiHi6."
nSb berte mir, es mar nod ni6t 3eit."
$50 wirS eS iein. Gr bate su frib anz
sefansen. Sie stuifibrunsen ipIlten erlt
ipdter besinnen."
unnsweifelbaft 1T es 70. Ser @enus
iiebt ans alic nod bepor."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29

VIFVITI NNTTT
- 'b Tam l9rt "Sarmiuativa" ootr me rifauiid,s
9drthue' nv irtur ale elH 6rlmtttI ilr bicic grant,
ptlt >otlhc tt 81 bebCn hcitimnt IT. rtt aerua RIB
men. Sir hhctttiiit atc5 Ecrutttgc luGs Id iemoIs
nnnc nnipenorn leecn. Die ioItr in ietsr Samilis
ourratbtg irin.
J9r rrgtbrHu
Sob. ". wssnacI,
VT. i3t, RUres YrOubpnu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29

WCrQttI NCN'
2bre "Sarminatioa" bat mid lpcbcrbrreratut.
31 'Itt an, Rdnhgcn bluttsCn etutladuQsn, iueldc
vvnt elt 0nnlige spir.ung 9brcS Stitinincle lr5r
ou!o tnSncn echtn Gin -Sll gttet bGtteH. gan tdru
ess NuRhIlhcn Hbtr bae Wiurl uitbt gsuuo idgeu
9bt CTgtbcnfrr
Nlrrauter Gipft,
NT. 70, Scnttc z tIaRe
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28

compare frst-class railroad bond,
estate mortgages as an invest
the people generally, each will
nd TO have peculiar advantages OF
.r >vn. For example, railroad bond
is readily and always negotiable; its cash
4 value 10 known by all bankers, and hence
1, can DO used as collateral at bank for
temporary loans the interest it bears is
regularly and promptly paid, without
trouble or expense TO the holder the in
vestor in railroad bonds, unlike the owner
Of real estate mortgages, has no anxiety
about the title TO re property on which
his bond 10 secured, insurance on build
ings. or the annual payment Of taxes on
which the continued sOundness of that title |
depends.
On the other hand, It is TO be admitted, !
that a tirst mortgage on valuable land is
one Of the best possible securities. The /
property can neither run away nor burn
up. It, value is not affected by specula- |
tive combinations nor by hucturtons in !
the amour, of railroad traffic The actual |
value of good land steadily increases with |
the steady growth OF population.
II is because the $50 bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad are both rst-
class railroad security, and real estate
/ mortgage. on lands worth twice the
7 amount secured that we commend them
, to those of our readers who desire an in
yestment that is safe beyond question,
/. while really negotiable and bearing good
rate Of interest. They are irst lien, not
only on great railroad and its traffic. but
in addition are first mortgage on valu-
able lands at the rate OF so acres to each
500 Of Indebtedness. Add to this the
fact, that the rate Of interest & $40 per
cent gold is more than s per cent. cur !
rency, and that the bonds are always ex-
chsngeaple q, l0per cent. premium for the |
lands on which they are secured, (practi-
cally giving the power Of foreclosure at |
will and it is easy to explain the high |
favor with which these securities are now
regarded. Central Pacific r; r. bonds,
secured only on the railroad itself and
bearing only six per cent. gold interest,
are now selling at lO3. and they are well
y worth the price. In the light Of this fact
It is not unsafe to predict that Northern
Pacifes, bearing seven and three-tenths
per cent. gold interest, secured both on
the railroad and on $4,000 acres Of land
TO each mile of track, and now selling Mt
par, will at an early day be worth 10
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28
One Cnnnce Every Th,r,y-E,xht

Which VIII be distributed hy ch.nce o,,o, a..
tiokst holders, by the Mutual Aid Association Of
hmitRlN Es-M II. Brock, L :. Msrshal's office.
fpni oihcr, omihaJ Tuner deputy u. s. Mar
~ oihaha; d. Doyle, Postof'ica, Omaha, Neb
"tse A. u. Harvey, Nagn, liza, liz.
1000 rcspons BILE agents want,d 1.-The, al cou
mission allowed, For tull pariicl lars address,
hfFohb AGO, Business Man gers.
oman :, Nebraska:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28
Tf"ke's Two Dollars Each Halves One
Doll A. karL.

hD' This cntcrprlS" viii Doe conducted in pre-
clseY similar manner 10 that of the late Grand
ton, of san Francisco. which gavo such universal
satisfaction.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28
A VOID QUACKs.

A victim Of early indiscretion, causing nervou,
vain every advertised remedy, mas diseoversd :,
simple means ofaelf cure, which he will send for
lswGm ~ Nassau ST., New York
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28
DR.. Stn111ao
Liver Regulator

dyspepsia, headache,
iaundice, co-tIyeue-s,
'ick headac he, chronic
iiarThHa, affections OF
he bladder, camp
yscniery, affections
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28
ga and Real Estate Securities.

,omparc irst-class railroad bonds
estate mortgages as an invest
the people generally, each will
Il. ba,a ,,ac,liar odyaptouas of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28
The Bulletin.
suMMER's pREATH,

~ LR'S HkIAIhs
sweet breath OF summer time
Ofrsgtant blossoms anu OF scented hay
" blossoms bending where son rain, ror,
chime
nvssurei roundelfy.
IL 0oes<brcsfb Of summer tmei
XAe94 ehewtud Through the brl,r rovcs about
t4p70fh r'A,rrrn vnes that upward doly iuh
3sm I'll ther sweets pou~ ort.
The heavy laden air
pruppeth ITS periumtd burden . around
AZ happy rculs the blessed scs- would shai.
whcrewith IN 40 abroad
Seeming the smile OF Cot
Tn .nnshlns falie'h DER tic green eIpd r'f'h'
And like hidden army from the sol
Amyrad flowers ha,t birth.
And dancing with the WIND, .
Shake out their scented ggjmcnts ~ i"' I'''''
Their fowery rebcs the ever gracrihi NO.
Tho hckle gale. tn hind.
Sweet breath Of summer UWc
OF fragrant blossoms and 81 sceh''' ~, AZ, .,,,,
OF blossoms bending where 50 ! inh'hr'Ps '"''"'
liquid roundeiHy'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
The EIawer Oueen

Mr.. Chase had very full house last night
at the National Theatre to witness the thirG
representation of the "Flower Queen
The whole affair was splendidly executed
for the little ladies, as well as the larger
ones. improve at each representation.
The orchestra, which was increased and
improved by the addition of a fine piano
opened with the overture to LA Dame
Blanche" The "Rose" of the play Miss
Fleuryl surpassed all her previous efforts.
The solos 'Sunfower'' Miss Woolfeyl,
"Hollyhock" Miss Lafitte), "Forget-me-
mott Miss Ludwiekl, DAISY" little Miss
Washington, as well as the others, deserve
especial communication. The march was
splendidly done, and was greeted with de-
served applause.
The matinee for ladies and children takes
place to-day at twelve o'clock, the doors
opening at eleven. The tickets sold for last
night, and not used, will be good for to days
performance.
We suppose it is well known that the per
Torrance is for the benefit of the parochial
school of Christ church.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
AUCTION SALES THIS pay.

sf y 3. WALTON, at u O'Clock, at st. Charles
Auction Exchange. seven vacant lots OF
ground in the Foucth District fronting on
Legee street-succession of Henry H. straw
bridge
BY g 3. GIRARDEY & CO., at IL o'clock, at Mer.
Chants and Auctioneers' Exchaage, ten lots
OF ground on Rendon and Canal streets; SIX lots
on Customhouse, Canal and Lopez streets five
lots of ground on Carondelet and Sixth streets;
square of ground bounded by Magazine Live
Oak, soniat and Robert streets, and beautiful
cottage residence-succession OF Edward B..
shannon Twenty shares stock New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company; twenty four
shares stock Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company; $3.50 scrip New Orleans Mu-
tuai Insurance Company-succession of Henry
BY SHERIFF sAUvINET, at twelve O'Clock, lot of
ground and buildings on Palmyra street
Philip D. Meyer Xavier Gssler two lots of
ground and buildings ON Julia street-Drban
Theurer va Bernard Nautre and Charles VIII
Lam Bradbury; Judgment in favor of Edward
Matthews against Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company for $500 and interest, $l92-Daniel
Hiilman vs.. Brandner. Chambless Co.
By NASH & HODGSON, at twelve o'clock, at St
Charles Auction Exchange, tract of land PAT
feet front on the lake shore and $500 feet deep.
together with the seashore residence of the
late John II. Nicholson; lot of ground and two
story frame residence No. 1877 st. Charles street;
square of ground on Common and Gravier
streets, subdivided into thirty-two lots
BY WILLIAM DE LACY, at twelve O'clock at ST
CHARLES Auction Exchange. four mort gage notes
of $500 EACH drawn by William Carroll, Sc
cured by mortgage on lot of ground in square
bounded by Roman, Palmyra, Prieur and Com
mon streets-suecession of Mrs. Ann Elisa
Compton.
By PLACIDE j. SPEAR. at halfpast five O'Clock.
at the foot of st. Philip street. schooner Franc
Comtois, her tackle, etc.-succession of John
Annicich,
By g. NJ. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY, at IL o'clock
at Old Auction Mart No. 81 Camp street,
general assortment of new and second hand
furniture, pianos, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

George Wood VS.. Charles Harispe =
Fftn District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
No. 1903
T(Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dls.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in he above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc
tion, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Customhoise
streets in the Second District of this etv on SAT-
uKDAi, June 3, 1871, at twelve O'clock NJ the fol-
lowing described property, to wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of
Charles Harispe, defendant herein in and 10 se,1r
certain lots OF ground situated in the First D;s
trlct of this city, in the square bounded nv St
Thomas, Tchoupitouas, Bellechasse and ST Theresa
streets, adjoining each other and desisnated Iv
the numbers twelve, thirteen fourteen AID Staa,,
on a plan drawn by G. T. Dunbar late s1sFvevor
on the thirty first of January 1845 and denositei
IN the Office OF William Christy late a notary pub
nc IN TINS city. Said lots measure each t,yentz-
seven feet front on St Thomas street by one HIM.
dreu ana forty our feet eleven inches and two nea
IN depth, between parallel lines and twenty-seveu
feet on an alley twenty feet wide in the rear Ia.
gether with all the buildings and inprovementa
thereon, consisting of large frame buiIdinrs and
oid frame Duildings. Said property was ACQUIRED
Dy Castilo& Hafispe, at sale made by hIandeviile
Marsny, then theritf of the parish of Orleans. on
Inc seventh June, 1885, by virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale directed to him by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court of New Orleans AT the
SUIT OF Castillo Harspe VS. Georre Lynch No
gsss OF the docket fsaid court the interest of said
deienda2t being forty nine one-hundredths.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. s. SAUvINET,
\ my yes snerin OF the Parish Of 0reans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
~ by the undersigned. at the Office of Pr1c~
hihe ripper, No. 20 Carondelet street New Or
leans Louisiana, until twelve o'clock M Nav 30
IoI, LOT dredging Bayou Portage in the Parish OF
St MARY, and cutting canal three miles more or
less, connecting the same with Bayou YOKE Nv said
cahai running through cypress swamp and to be
tihlrty rect wide and six feet deep there being
three hundred thousand cubic feet more or less
of earth to be removed VI ''
blddeys Will propose for the work in cubic wards.
they "is state at what ine they will be prepared
10 commence work after the contract is awarded.
ihey WITH also propose either to furnish dredoe
Doat ana machinery or to leave the same to be
furnished by the commissioners
All paIties making proposals for this contract are
required TO deposit with the President of the Com
mission, as evidence of their intention to abide nv
the adjudication, the sum of two thousand dollars
IN CASH which shall be forfeited for thu benefit of
the wo5k, in case of failure to sign the contract
Bidders to whom contracts are not awarded viii
have their deposits returned to them on the day the
adjudication is made ' ~
The work will be paid for monthly as far "A
completed and accepted. vs.
Inc commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids for any cause deemed by them to
be sufficient
ANY further information concerning the work re-
CURED to be done will be given by i. L. Ranlett,
franklin, parish of st. Mary, Louisiana.
JAMES 3. PRICE, President.
mS93t X. X. GLOSSY, Secretary.