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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-05

We have q few or. casks very pale and delicate
favored SHERRY In the Custom House in George
town, d; g, which we VIII sell At very small Id
celebrated house of Ysasi, Cadz, and has been pro-
nounced By judges the finest wine this side 'the
Atlantic. Samples can DO seen q our Store
We are Sole Agents for the District 10. l.
Martin 3 Coz World rsnovncd PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, disselled FROM the best grain en- prr.-lx
for Medicinal rsss Xas Tede suRRIisd !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-05

20 MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON.
AT JUNCTION OF BALTIMORE AND Poro.
MAC RAILROAD.
BUILDING NOW GOING FORWARD.
CHOICE IN LOTS, s23.
PERFECT TITLE GIVEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-05

QY @. w. HAyENNER Il CO, Auctioneers,
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

- Once No. IS Exchange Place-SATuRDAY,
April -, 1871, at twelve o'clock H., At the 1t
Charles Auction Exchange (rotunda st. Charles
Hotel), ON St. Charles street, between Common and
0rAvier streets will be sold at public auction, by
virtue of an order from the Honorable Louis
Duvieneaud Judge of the Second District Court for
the Sarish of Orleans dated March g, 1871 the
followino described property, Wis
First District Of this city in the square bounded BY
Dryades Terpsichere Hercules and Kuterpe streets,
designated by the No. 3. on plan drawn BY Joseph
Piiie on July TO- 1870, deposited in the ofce Of A.
NaSureau, notary public. eaid lot measures - feet
front ON Drysdes street. by LII feet inches and
lines deep, between parallel lines, American eas-
ure. Together with nll the buildin&s and Improve.
ments thereon censisting Of frame house. contain.
ING two bols6oms and ono large parlor, and two
cNklnets Ut6hen. with dtulng. room and roon ioT
HesnRl-0ue-1Ak. cash; balance on . credit q
oue ana two yeara IN notes Of The dYiae6
into 9ouI1na, secured ~ mortgage end ven1ofa
pstyB90 - I'D prs49kegs toocthee With 1ttor.
n Ave ~ cent Snsthe 6henlt aue4 ~, and -.
e 81 .s Is <. 60 ~, - l.. -
~ c - ! u - . u - Sd "a "a
!: !; &
Unieo4 ooneoe o0moA Nh - y = 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

HOUSEHOLD fURNETURk. FIANC, OAf11e'
Erc.. At AucrtoH. f
NY n. NJ. e y: J. DlONT0OMEHYs AUG
ID tioneeza-Win be cold On every aA1URoAys
TUESDAY, and T0URSDAY, = the On Auceaen
q 6RNRRAk AbSORTNK0T OF INV ana SBC.
OND-HAND FURNrTuRB, such = neseweea
lGahoennv and valiant Dedsteads, AEDeirs, Dt.
reaus Washstands. Pnrlor Furniture, Marble Top
Centre Tables, Carpets, French Plate Airrofs.
Nattreases, Cooking 6toves, etc. 500
4 Largo invoice Of Cottage Bedst Cane and Wee
Pleysl Yavre and other mauufActoGteA
Ht -Efe ALSO, ~ sst
An u(lrRNSE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE Of
al description ct private sale.
Tormo-Cash tahsyss ssss.4HIfss ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
VALUABLE LOIS IN TIE FIRST DISTRICT OF
THIS CITY.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET LurErIA ROYs.
No. "a, l07.

RY CHARLES z: EORTIRR, AUCTION
~ eel. Once No. = Exchange place-SAT-
URDAY, April .. 1871. 1T twelve o'clock,
n, Ct the g. Charles Auction Exshangs,
street, between Common and 6ravier streets. Win
b sold st public auction, BY virtue Of an order
from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated sixteenth of March, ISL
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the Frat
District Of this city designated by the Nos and
IN square No. 4, bounded by Grevier, Common,
johnson and Calves Streets measuring each Amerj
can measure % feet inch front ON Gravier street,
BY 100 feet IN depth. between parallel lines together
with the rights, ways, ETC. 4t ~ :
2. PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, With the
improvements, in the same square. being part Of
lot No. q, IN came square ~ above property and
measures IL feet inches front ON Gravier street,
BY depth of 100 feet. III i.lil rs, ! - - y
Terns-One-haf cash, balance in one and two
years, for notes secured by mortgage and privilege
with six per cent interest from date to maturity.
and eight per cent eventual interests the Huildin9s
to be insured and the policies transferred.
Act Of sale before &. r. Hogan, notary public,
Ct the expense Of the purchasers including the
United States stamps mhi8 ans is "a as.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

BY Charles Z. rorher.
SIX VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER OF
st. Denis and Seventh streets, Horse cars in
front. -, "a s.,.zs
Second District Court for the Parish Of orIeans-
,ft - No. g ISL

DY NASH Il HODG6ON-w. H0DGSON.
ID Auctioneer-Once M. 10 Gravier street-On
ct the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the bose
mens rotundA Of the st. Charles Hotel b. virtue
and in pursuance Of "a order Of the Honorable
Court for the parish q Orleans, dated March g,
1871, docket No 338sl, for account Of the succes-
SIX VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
bounded by Seventh, st. Denis, sixth and st.
Patrick streets, Designated - Nos. to inclusive,
which adjOin each other, and measure each = feet
No. forming the corner Of seventh and St. Dennis
streets, all between parallel lines. American meas
ure, according to plan made by Louis 81. Pile,
surveyor, dated March ,, 1871.
Terms and cenditions-One-third cash. and the
balance at one and two years, with eight per cent
intereat, and the usual clauses.
Acts Of sale before Charles Stringer, notary, ct
the expense Of the purchaser including the stamps
and the taxee for the current year 1871.
mh36 ap8 70 % .fsl ,a 4 r. r., s..i..4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
! ~ 81 . lSGIl ].
0DsIno sAIz o1I1zsoASf onpau1zsdi
At Auc1lo1. E

nY r. M. = b. y 190fe1G09lkkY-i
ID B. j. Nontsomery. Amcti0neer-OMce No. .!
Camn street-WfN be sol0 On WKDu1SDAf, April
~ s eleven O'Clock 4. -, snA haafpase seven
OfcIoek I'm, u ~. eCaron1elet eeEeet - ~ =.
TTON OF OIL PAlNTuN0A. -
Terms-Cash in United states treasury noteA
All s@ss S5s =. = - -. !. 49, 3
VALUABLE SECOND DISTINCT PROPERTY At
AUCTION.
r,HNf ~ 9lsa
sucCEssroS OF THOMAS KrLElLEA AND AHS
REGAx. HIS PREDEcEAsEO WIFE
second District Court fsr the parish Of Orleans
-. No. 1,406.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
BY Albert Paul q Co.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
SUCCESSION OF 3. &. COOK.
lf

RY ALBERT PAUL. .AuCII0MEER OFFICE
1871 ct eleven O'Clock A. T.. will b sid ct public
auction by virtue Of order Of the Hon. b. Dung
neaud, Judge OF the second District Court for the
on Hospital, between Royal and Bourbon streets.
for account Of the succession OF B. = Geek
splendid lot OF game cocks and hens hay, etc.
-Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
apll II v giasH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

This is from the New Iberia Sugar Bowl:
From all parts of the country we hear
that the planted crops are doing remarka-
bly, well, but in several places we have
found that the stubble cane is quite back
ward. Few attribute this to the freeze we
had during the winter, but more to want Of
proper drainage. In some cases we have
been shown stubble that has already put
forth vigorous growth. The corn already
planted is growing rapidly, and although
we have had a few days Of cold rain this
week, yet it continues to grow rapidly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
Of the New Orleans railroad the Mobile
Yy.:h..ap aave. il

Of the New Orleans railroad the Mobile
Tribune says:
The trains on this road are now deliver
ing freights at the doors Of the merchants
along Common street, thus saving them
immensely in the matter Of drayage from
stop in front of store Yesterday, and one
thousand sacks Of the grain landed imme-
diately in the store. The practice, while
meeting with favor in some circles, ia vio-
leutly opposed in others.
Hon. Holster Clymer, of Pennsylvania,
has acsepted, in . graceful letter to Gov
ernpt Geayy, his teappointment On the
StatA px6Fd of ,Rahlie ChGi&ieA saad A.
usunoed his intsntioplts engage aetivsly ID
the duties Of the positioa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

Will, MS JuOgOenI anu OlScretlOu, uut HAS
to obey laws enacted for him in relation to
the navigation Of the steamer by which he
is employed. .,.. .r.
But even if the insured had an unlimited
field wherein to make his selection-and the
pilot chosen by him was really his agent,
the negligence of that pilot causing col
lision and total loss of the object insured,
would not discharge the underwriters. In
the case Of Henderson and others vs.. the
Western Marine and Fire Insurance Com
pany, reported in Tenth Rob. Rep, page
l66, Judge Morphy, as the organ Of the
court. said: IF the fire happened in conse-
| quence of any negligence or fault on the
part Of. the plaintiffs agent, the testimony
to prove it was irrelevant, as it is now
settled, both in England and the United
| States, that the underwriters are answer
| able for loss occasioned by the negligence
! Of persons in charge of the property insured,
| and such is the law both in fire and marine
| policies. 1t rests upon the familiar princi-
| pie that cGsesa p'Orima. non rcmota, specta-
| f,er: fire being considered as the prOximate
| cause though the remote cause Of it NAV
| be. traced to some negligence or careless
ness Of the assured, or his agents or ser
| wants." meg
| Reports. paoe 30l, the Supreme Court of
the United States laid down the rule as
follows: a.8t .t,zias
1.-THE underwater can not set up the neg
Egence of the servants Of the assured as q
defense. When peril of the
sea is the proximate cause Of the loss, the
negligence which caused that peril is not
inquired into; not because tho lnderwriter
has taken upon himself all riskS afising from
negligence, but because he hae assumed "a
indemnity the insured aGoinst loegQa 11cn1
particular perils,, and TIA aasqred hSe7ne(
warranted that his .servants W ne -
81, artiele 1919, aa5s "a =, ke22sr ,sS2 ~
otehliGho4 AoofsfnA r. W ~ ) - =
[wxifnn aro lable 80 GsoHSiosxS ~ - 8
iisk ezprsssly Insured Inst, tho6gh q Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

Geddes, Shakespeare e. Co. We. E. M.
Ivens & Co-Appeal from the Seventh Dis
trict Court, parish of Orleans. Judgment
affirmed. WHY'D. ea
Samuel L. James vs.. Pike, Lapeyre &
Brother-Appeal from the Fourth District
Court, parish Of Orleans. Judgment at
frmed. Wyly,J. -
State of Louisiana Vi. Peter Cook-Ap-
peal from the district court, parish of Iber-
Vile. Judgment affirmed. Wyly, j.
Isaiah Tharp VS.. Oliver V. Wagner-Ap-
peal from the district court, parish of Iber-
vile. Motion to dismiss appeal overruled.
Henry Stafford VS. Thomas L. Maxwell.
sheriff, and NJ. I. Solidini-Appeal from the
leans. Judgment reversed. WHY, j.
E. w. Burbank vs.. l. BlOom-Appeal
from the Sixth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans. Judgment affirmed
S. B. Womack We. Abraham Womack.
Appeal from the parish court Of the parish
St. Helena Judgment reversed. Talia-
| ferro, j. III ~
Samuel M. Davis vs.. Henry C. Thomas,
tenth Judicial District, parish of Con-
cordia. Judgment affirmed. Taliaferro, j.
Robert H. Dixey vs.. Peter G. Iandell, Il.
King Cutler, warrantor-Appeal from the
Second Judicial District. parish Of Jeffer-
son. Judgment reversed. Taliaferro, J.
Policeman NJ. Williams Va. city Of New
Orleans-Appeal from the Fifth District
Court for the parish Of Orleans Judgment
amrmed. Taliaferro, j.; Justice Howell
SpsldinS T. Rodgers vs.. John p. Walden
g als-Appeal from tho Fourth 06ptrict
Court for the parish Il Orleans. JY1knent
tA0drnned. WHY, ]. IS d .s,I a3ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

,Sf over 3lOO in the warrants which may be
ieuparlized in this trial, can intervene in
their own behalf. AZ general rule, how
evers;an interyeno6Iean mot delay the trial
Of acause.
Mr.. Randolph: All we want, may it please
the court, isstO be heard in our own defense
If the warlunts are fraudulent We don't
want them The Injunction already is efec-
ztual 90 far "a the REALTORS could wish.
Judge Dibble said the only question which
would be before the court is whether the al
Legations in the petition are true and the re-
Iatprs entitled to q perpetual injunction.
As the parties intervening claimed q sufti-
.cient interest he must give them time to
prepare their pleading aud be heard; but it
preference case in the fullest sense Of the
term, and therefore he would continue it
over until Wednesday morning the twelfth
instant.
M. Semmes gave notice to the counsel
for intervenors thatrhe skDnA proceed at
once to take the testimony of the witnesses
summoned, which notice counsel accepted.
The following are the names Of the wit
Burch, Tounoir, George w. Carter, Tureaud,
Davis, Bagnite, William Randall, Mortimer
Carr, e. d. Devices AbelL Wheyland,
Belot, William Vig6Cs, Garstkamp, G.
Smith, DR.. Worrall, Michel Ganno, Tracy
Houston, Stanton, Thomas Ong, j. r. Smith
Oplatek, c. n. Ringgold. Antoine, Murray
Mayer, Manning, Bafeett md Wsterss
samael Smith 4 C, ". State Beard Of
IN this case 0 suspensive appeal wa.
taken, made returnable on the third Monday
~ the present month.
Sixth District Courf.
Kennctt 4 Bell 70. the Union Insurance
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ADJUSTMENTS -snaovD PAGr-Fnh and sixth coiumnA
hsTaoLonGss DC 1ssryHSTn rAsE,Filh Z, column column
BOARD AND LoDGlNG MANTED-SEooND PAGE
BoAkbEss SiSss sS. %nNTlD SECOND rAerFir.. column.
sRooKLSS Ioahb-sreoss PAeE- Second column.
BROokLsE REAL STATE FOR SALE -sEvESTH
BUSINESS ofPoaTuNirIEs SECOND rAGE-Ffh col
BUSINESS NOTICES FIFTH rAaF-sIxih column.
CRY REAL ErTArE FoR sALE-sEvEsrm PAaE-sixth
CLERKS AND Statesmen SEVENTH PAeE-Fourh col
ssS gs sss% Fourth
COAST WISE sTEAMsHIPs-Fmsr PAGn-Fif,h and sixth
COUNTRY BoAsp- srooSp rAer-second column.
bsY bwGhs nHss % h GSsnEp AND us
FUkhisHEpx sT pAGE-fist conmn q
EUE3pLaIMniRip, EU3pL,-, II y. PAas- M Second colnn.n
SANoHE soSmn SSlam'
FIREW ORks-TniRp PAGE-second column.
TO LET
FTP TnlHP 2 PAGE S,,r, rrs. coli eoamn ,o,,rr
FshNth HDvERTis EMESTs@ % rAer-Fnh col
HELP WAKfED-MALEs- SEVENTH PAoE-Fourth and
HELP P''n xSSEisD-rEMALEs-srvrsrm rAer-rhird
HORSES ns f9ass SHRkaaEs aornsr rAarsecond and
HSGs
ESas saiS%a S1''
LOST AND foUND-FIasr pAeE-- First column.
hAsshs n' p" saa column
ANEous
sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column
MusICAL-sKcosD rAaE- Fifth column.
PERSON AL FRS PAGE irs column.
PIANOFOkIE ES- SECOND PAar-SiAth column.
PROPOSALS. THiRD PA0r-Second column. ~ -
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
KEhT-SkvENrn PAGF-SXth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEvESTH PAGE-Sfxth
column.
real, ESTATE WANTtD-sEvESTH PAGE-Slxth column.
kEWARJS-FiRsr pAGE-First column.
BALES At AUCTIoN-sEooSp PAaK-Third and fourth
columps
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALES-SEvENTu PAGE
First. third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES--SEvE PAGE
Fourth column
SPECIAL NOTICES RIasr PAGE-First column.
BPOKTING- DOGS, BIRDS, aC.-FIRsr PAGE-First col
STRAW GOODS-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
SUMMER KFsURrS-STCoND PAGE-.Second column.
THE REGATTA-t FIRST PAGE-Second column.
THr TRADES-sFvt NTH PAGE-Fth coumn.
THE kF--t I3eT PAGE-Second column
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES THIRD PAGE-First
column.
TRAVELLERS GuIbE--Fasr pAGE-six,h column.
UkFL kA ISU!.D ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAGE First column.
WATCHES. JEWELRY &C-FIRST PAaE-S'xth column
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.--THinD PAGE cond column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-f iRsT PAGE-Sixth column
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sroaTiNG-DOGS, BIRDS, sc.

L,RASCIs BUTLER No. 3 PECK SLIP. HAS ALL THE
choice breeds Of Dogs Buffers lnnlibe Mango Cnrc
and Flea sNcrminator i5c Buffers new work, ~ poss
boarded. trained. DC. Medicines for all dfeaseA
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I EYMAN'S 65S BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
IA street.-Libersl advances made Diamonds and
Watches. sverware, will pay the highest MARKET
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMsdI COMPANY.
IN FOR sol THAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship KOLN, Captain franckc, will sail on Thurs
day ~ p NJ from Bremen per- foot Th.ri street,
lloboken, to be followed by
steamship MAIN, Captain X. o,ercndorp, sa;ur-
day, July |.
Rates pasaage to London Havre and Bremen payable
In gold, or It's equivalent in currency: -
First CABIN
second ..''..'.'' "a
For freight or passage Amply 20 -.
oELgICfiS CO., Agents, 50 Broad street.
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~ BATHE 4 BRO, PLUMBERS. STEAM AND GAS
-. Filters & Fourth avenue northwest corner Twenty
6tb street. New lork Plumbing, Steam aud Gas Fitting
!he most approved prncpe repairing done on reasonable
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LOAN OFFICES.

T n BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP
IN sairs.Hgae cash advances Diamonds Watches,
Jewelry. Pianos. &c or bought Pawnorckers' Tickets
bought mt II Bieccker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26

Il. RIDLEY SONS,
Bargains In
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
for gents, ladies and misses.
Ladies' summer undervess and Drawers, &c., &c., 65c,
I5c., cheap.
Gents' Undershirts and Drawers from t0c. up.
Cents Furnishing Goods.
Hundreds OF Tes Rows scars for ladies and gents
Thread uloves, new designs
KID GLOVES,
a specially.
Ladies' Kid Gloves at 35c &c., 75c. and &c., warranted
New pans gwen II they rip when tried on.
Two butoned Gloves b6c., g5c and Sl 10 pair desirable
shades.
Three buttoned, 81 IS PER pair.
The best Gove In the maKet 81 30 and &1 75 two buttons,
~; none better at any price.
EDWARD RIDLEY q SON,
S0 81 and 81 Grand and & ST. S. 66 and 40 Allen streets,
NTH block from the Bowery.
Entrance 70 our jobbing Toomss " Allen street,
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AT Z. RIDLEY SONS.
New Bonnet Room Completed.
Deliveries Of Fashionable
Straw Goods
every day.
Over One Hundred Thousand Trimmed and Untrimm cd
Hats Bonnets and Caps for ladies' Misses Boys and
Infants at half last months prices.
Sash Ribbons, Block and other Plads, &C., 75c and
per yard
Gros Drain Ribbons. reduced
Magnificent Flowers and Feathers. Just landed.
Dress Trimmings, buttons, Loops. Examine.
Parasos at 2oc., 40c, Doc. 7jc. each. SILK.
1000 Ruled and Bound SILK farasols, 81 each; worth
double.
Cheapest line OF Parasols offered
Hoop Skirts, mt S0c. up.
Corsets, all Whaebone, Soc.
IS bone Cosets and 20 bones 81 10 each, and 81 So
% YANKIE SS6prIoN DEPARTMENT,
Full OF cheap Gooda.
Leather sachels, Zoe, &c., e0c. and 81 unusually low.
Line Of cheap falises
Jewelry Milton Gold, Soc. 6cc ,5c., s0c, 81 per SET
Cheap silk Fans 5c and 75c; also &C., &C., &c. Ioc l5c
and Nc
Hair Good and Hair Nets n speciality
Embrodees Edgng Insertngs, Bands about 5oc on the
do lar.
Pique Embroideries ~ inch wde coc, 25c &c. sc and
Lace Collars Pompadours, Tides, Wells, &c.. &C
-~' BARGAINS iN 0UIPuKE LACEs
Hemstch Linen Handkerchics l0c, l2c, 15c, s0c., c
aId3c.
Al halt price nearly Pques, &c., Gle and &c up.
Bargains IA Victoria Lawns, kansooks, Jaconcts,
swiss Mulls, Striped and Checked Goods
500, 3l1 and SllH Grand street,
81 ~. ~, 81 ana 40 Allen street.
nth block east from the Bowery.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A -A-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
N. fe insurance companies and who do not desire TO
surrender their rocic by absolute borrow the
surrender value Of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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EUREKA STEAM MACHINE CARVING WORKS NO.
~ NJ, o., 81 and 10 Cannon street.
Elaborate Walnut Cabinet Door Ornaments Figure
Carving specially.
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C0AsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON srEAMERs-TOUCH.
l ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail
Inc Al steamship WILMl NdIDN. Captain Co!e,
70 East river VIII leave saturday July l.
Through D's ot ading to Houston and 70 all points
the galveston, Houston and Henderson, b. and
c. Railroads
For freight or passage apply 10
4. II. MALLORY Co. I53 Maiden lane,
orW. T. CLYDE 4 Co. ll9 Walt street
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
From pier no. 8 North river, at 3 o'clock r. NJ.
GENERAL MEADE,
Saturday July |.
Freight received daily Through rates given 70 81. Louis
yicksburg, Mobile, Galy eston and IpdanoIa.
For freight PASSAGE having superior
appyto FREDERIC bAkEE, ~ nroadvay.
IHOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEO. CROMWELL, Captain s. L. clapN
O'Clock r. NJ Freight received daily Through rates gwen
10 Galveston, Indianola Mobile ana st. Louis.
Cabin passage, $50, steerage, wlj.
For freight or passage apply TO - a.r...
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
J. line for Charleston, s. G., the Florida ports
the
South aud Southwest,
sailing from pier No. ~ Norh river, at 3 +. NJ every
Wednesday and Saturday.
The first class side-wheel steamship : ,
GEORGIA, Captain S. Crowel,
will sail on Wednesday, June IS. -.
Through tickets and bills OF lading issued Al owo
rate.
For local ircyeh. and passage apply to "a .o,,
HENRY X. MORGAN 4 CO., 60 Broadway.
For through freight arin and rates Apply to ~
BENTLEY ID. HASELL, General Agent,
Great Southern Freight Line, Sl7 broadway,
Thomas street.
The steamship MANHATTAN follow and sail Satufs
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IL drew si00,0oO, gold Kentucky-Cass 4ot Nos s2
b. drew $4,000 All orders promptly attended 20 aud crcu
lars sent by ADDRESSING BAILEY co. Cold established o.
hcel i74 Broadway.
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VHTANTED-S S2o,OO0 RAILROAD BONDS OF WASHING
w ton county, OHIO Address AUDITOR, Marietta, Ohio
WANTED TO BORROW IMMEDIATELY, xiI 500;
satisfactory security will be gwen liberal bonus
paid for the OF same Principals only. Address L. j.,
Merald oil
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NTOTICE.-I HEREBY CAUTION AND FORBID ANY
IN person or persons trusting anybody In my behalf
MARK SMITH.
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rT,o MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN KERC
Il scnc OIL gunpowder Ac:- - -,
FIR DEPARTMENT, CRY or NEW YORK;
an mr. Ar an \

l22 AND l29 MERCER STtEtT, June ~, iof.'
Under the provisons of the ac In relation storage and
Keeping combusble material the city OF New York.
passed Apr 25 l licenses are required by a parties en-
gagged In the within the corporate limits
c The city OF New York OF my OF the following named
articles Crude or refined petroleum, Kerosene, coal or
similar OH or any or their products, runpowder blasting
power gun cotton nitrogycerne, duan explosive oils or
conpounds fireworks detonang works, cartridges powder
train percussion caps, coodun nitrate OF Soda nitrate OF
silver, ether. phosphorus matches.
Notice ~ hereby given that this Bureau IL now prepared 10
issue such licenses and that immediate application for the
necessary, as for defaults parties viii be held
liable TO NIL the penalties prescribed by the law.
Iy order OF the Bonri Of Fire Commissioners.
CHARLES Il. GTLDHRSLEVE, Chief Clerk.
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-A.-OFFICtAL DRAWINGS.
"A. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
KESTUcKY-ExTRA CLASS NO M9-JusE ~, 1871.
ea. , eo' u, -. sa 81, 81. L., g. 2s =. ,s g.
IS o., 55 I2 3, 81, 26, is, 8, IS, 81, 81.
PADUoAiI-oLArs no 30O--JUNE "a. 1871.
krsrvcav.ScLSss g 10. !od-sGsI -, ISL.
2, 81, 81, 26 90 s, 81, "A. A.. 81, T. 81, 10.
SIMMONS 4 Co, Managers, CovinGtou, Ky.