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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-10
The Iberville South saws:

The present agricultural year is now go
far advanced that q tolerably correct esti-
this parish. Of corn there is mot enough
made to last longer than New Year. OF
cotton there will be made about 1000 bales.
With favorable weather from this date until
the close Of the grinding season, the sugar
crop, OF 1berville may reach 1000 hogs
hnada 0o0
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The Tewperasure.

The Thermometer 1t Louis Frigerio's
No. 50 Charities street, stood - follows
on Sunday at A. n, 6so; p. NJ, s0o;
6P.A, 7s0. Yesterday, at 8 A. H., ~; at
2P. H., 7so; atop. n, 7So. Rain, October
9. four-tenths Of IN inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-10

I'm regard 70 Reforms, ssntentiously ssys
Senator Norton, "the Dsnocr>tie psrtv i
much II the eoaditieas of : rnaa ridinr N
IL cam backwarde~ha never sees sny.
thing til afteg he has paaeed Il.
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Academy Of Music.

Academy Of Music.
A nice audience greeted the minstrels of
Hart, Ryman and Barney on their opening
night at the Academy, and were delighted
with the performances. Change in the pro-
gramme this evening.
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LOST

II OST OR MISLAID.-wARRANr no. l5s,
IL dated Nay g. 1859, issued in favor Of John Orr
born Judge Of the Ninth Judicial District, for sal
ary for quarter ending March 81, 1869. e1250. -
Warrant No. 104, issued in fAvor OF John Orsbern,
judge ef the Ninth Judicial District on the nine
teenth JanuaEy 1870 for salary for quarter ending
December 81, 1850, ol2Se.
The public aee hereby cautioned not to purchase
defsiSue4l. - pAymeUe - eeeM eeoRSeas
JudRe Ninth Judicial District,
oclo 3t, Alexandria
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HandkeroAish With eolored bordera. for
eeaasmen, aEs IL mode; some 60 voE1
haviAg brown eontges.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-10
WANTED.

WANTgD-0NB HUNDRED THOg8Am MIN,
w women and children a0ictod with tho follow.
ing diseases: Dyspepsia, diaxThea, shi1ioue and
other fsvers. general debility, nervoumees, low
spirits, etc; to be cured by the celobroeed roy
ehAud'e Bittere. Price, q bottle. =.
Ap30 Su We n IL ~
WANTED-A WELL EDUCATED 08RNAN
w widow lady wishes . position where che
could be useful II the family circle. Speaks 70.
40e0 ana correct German; speaks also French and
Knslish nuently. IL good housekeeper md nan.
ager. Address Hrs. Norris Magazine streef. cor.
ner cr. Joseph. -
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FOR SALE.

-~o~~u>~~~~~~~~~~r~~~~ ~~~rc~>c~~>~~~~~u~<~~r
EOR SALE-THE LEASE AND STOCK OF A
Il well filed and established Wood and Coal
Yard The stock Of wood and coal will be sold 1t
q lower figure than the present Wholesale price.
ya.d is sold on account Of the owner having other
business requiring his entire a&tentieo. Apply on
the premises, No. 50 Roman street, between Com.
mon and Palmyra. 1t oe80
nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-TH1 DRUG
street. between Napoleon avenue and Berlin street.
sixth District for sale very adventeeeoas terms.
Apply to --..t GROR0K WEISS,
se23 Magazine and AusteIlit7 streetA
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/
dies Curls 1raids, Waterfalls, Chenoas, Hans, and
everything Belonging to . lady's toilet. Order.
pso%ptly and faithfully essc9tss on ,se ,se lowest
oclO I'm No. IL Baronne street near Canal.
1.UMBER........". ............LU4BEA
VIA THE LAKE BoRGyE CANAL
For the local and coast trade large supply ol
ali kinds Of PINE LUMBER constantly on hand at
the river end Of the Lake Borgne canal, ten miles
| below New OrleanA The location Of tho yard
| directly on the levee) Il admirably adapted to
| loading steamboats, or barges.
Prices considerably below thu New orl:ees setea
s2eGa order, for TIMER and Wood t
Apply at the Lumber Y,Td, q. q te 3 .~ov, -.s
President Of the CALAl COMPANY,
$3.50 eOdlm l83 Common street New OfleanA
YUT SING 4 CO.. .-9 =,
! s- no. 20 ROYAL STREET.
(Ageuts for FOOK, HING CO., and roSa, wo
L CO.; Of San Francisco, Californis.)
IMPORrERS AND DRALRRS IN l3'i =
japan asd China Teas, Lacquer ware asA
oc7 Inn Fascy GssAs.
IT, GkkTKIs, ~
49, PRACTICAL GUNMAKER.
Dealer and Jobber Of GUNS and PISTOLS, breach
leaders, AMMUNITION and FISHING TACKLE,
- No. IS St. Charles strsst,
- NEW ORLEANS
and ~orE@en Meaes seSs s en
drAwings with secrecy and dispatch. f,fl,-~
q s.5i 4: sss s ~: os
also :. srsat variety Of loaded and unisaded
sood Gnnsmith wanted. sc71y
RICE FLCMEs... RICR FLUMEs.
Notice is hereby given to al rice plaaters e 70
such condition BY the engineer Of the leves com:
4. p WILMANs.
President Of the Louisiana Levee Company.
VOIsIN 4 LIvATDAIs, -
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ne. IS >Cars.Aelse street.
Back Of the Continenta, Insurance Company,
Attend to the adjustment and payment Of city and
STATE csnses, city, rtase and parish taxes in the
parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson. both right and
To the examination and correction oftax rolls.
70 the sale, purchase ana sppraiAensat Of Al de-
To leasing property, the collection of rents. |
supervising repairs and the Investment OF rev !
TO the investment Of funds in all sorts Of mort.
70 the purchases and sale Of State, city .ad |
paE;sh warrants for payment of licenses and
Pa-tie. having taxes to pay On either side Of the
who % nua 1t to Mt t.
ters Of this kind on the most favorable terms.
A literal discount can always be ssTangsd on
as are not Q triding commission 0uly il charged
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BY TRLEG GRAPn.



-.l -----p -------- aF 'ssns
LATEST NEWS FROM AL POINTS
TIE DOOMED o1TY OF CHICAGO
e. a4Ts.r q. ------------ -s------ ss
ALL HOPEABANDONED
ENUMERATION OF LOSSES
---L>s,------ ..ci..s2
BANKS, HOTELS AND THEATRES
EVERY NEWSPAPER DESTROYED
THE LOSSES BY MILLIONS
THE coNFlAeRA7loN STILL PROGRESSING
THOUSANDS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE
BONAPARTISTS IN FRANCE
CONSULTATION AT BERLIN
ELECTION NEWS FROM TEXAS |
THE RETURNS ONLY PARTIAL !
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II 9. slD1ONDS & CO.,
Mes. 10 Canal, . Crsssman ana 4 Freae
Streets.
DRAL81s IN
II A r D w A r E,
IRON AND SHIP CHANDLRRY.
Nails and Castings Hoop, Sheet and Bar Iron,
Manila and Tarred Cordsge, Sail Duck, rlews,
Shovels. and Spsdes. Sheet Copper and Zinc,
Anchsrs aud Chains, Axes and Hoes, Lead Pine
and Sheet Lead. Paints and OILS, Blocks and oars.
NDIA RUBBER BETTING,
Z. Bsss Packing, and AL supplies necessary for
Railroads, Steamships. Plantations. etc.
-~----'---A Agents for the new patent
ssgelELabEicaeins Pacliag.0
CoPPBA TIE, GHRRT IRON AID GAS WORKERS.
fssG Ell = 49, oepo ~
VTYR lRE NOW PRkeAREO, 0RTTRR
w than 0Vsr, y supply the best qualities Of
A3e4RIOAu AID IORuQN All AND HOkT1k
We rsspest1ai}y. ee!iat ecaen es4 ehQilies
Sef -. B9Ivos01 fIse = ~ peEg G t. eity.
BOD yUu oe6ogo . &. 1A111SOu, ARlek
Ha g Hetshs seSssk bsewssa ca.9 q 80
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INK VICTOR CANE MILLS =
.z- -r+rzs AND z-.-
-~- COOK EVAPERATORS.
tN. Napufactufea BY "a.
BLYNYER. NORTON .& CO..
/. OF CINCINNATI,

OF CINCINNATI
Successors to Files Coz
Are the only reliable MILLS and BvAPORATORS
for small Planters say from half to dve hogs
heads per day.
Larger Mills, up to heaviest ever made, and Ket-
ties. Vacuum Pans, or steam Trains, to suit, fur.
nished on order.
nished in time for present crop
THOMAS B. BODLEY,
ee30 dGW I'm - -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
+ AIDES, ATTENTION.!

I AIDES. ATTENTION:
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
OF the ladies Of this city and vicinity to the supe
rtor facilities Of her factory, and the seasonsble
terms for work OF al kind in HAlR, such - L.
everything belonging to . ladys toilet. Orders
promptly and faithfully executed on the lowest
terms. fFA Mrs.. ANNA SARON.
0clO I'm No. II Baronne street, near Canal.
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WEsTERN UNION

WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
57......Camp Street, New Orleans. -. 81
The following Branch OGices are now open:
Carondelet street, corner Of Gravier street.
Poydras street, corner Of Commerce street.
On the levee, foot of Canal street.
st. Charles Hotel -r
Lower Cotton Presses, corner Of Mpnteout street
Upper Cotton Presses lin few days).
The rates messages between any of these
Offices is for ten words twenty cents; each addi-
tional word two centA On messages to all points
the rates are the same - from the Central once
No. 81 Camp street. q.
oe4 I'm D. FLANERY. superintendent
WALLACE 4 CHOPIN.
(AMADsE L. CHOPIN. WILLIAM wALLAcR.)
\, STAR COTTON GINNERY,
Peters street, between ThaIia aeA aanter.
and Hunter street,
Beeweea Tcheapiesulas ana Peters.
Our machinery and gin stands are new, with al
Ing out forty bales per day. No delays A supply
Of bags always ON hand.
We gin for the seeA, and guarantee sstisfaction.
Highest market price slways paid for seed cotton.
REgsRENcRs:
Q. B. Newman Co, a A. b. Peale 4 Co., Chi .
Nalle 4 Cammack Hugh Allison Co.,
A. MitenberRer L Co., Barrett 4 LeSaesier, 'a9
]. p. Hi0gins Co., 0axraEA, Craig 4 Co,
Warren Crawford Co., John Cha0ee ( Brother,
Penn. Pace Simmons, r. B. EEnest Co.,
Witherspoon, Moss Co.. B. Il. Aby Co., f
1elaOn, Lanphief & Co. J. Duxuet ca,
Johnson Goodrich Oscar Chopin. -
Robert Hare, RenoheV, Cammack Co..
Sam Stafford L Co, DE-. 6am Chopin. -
Orders left ct the Rnnerv ar at our of5lcA 1o. IA
CnioR street, viii meet with prompt Attention. !
eel7 Gun
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Notice is hereby given to al rice plaaters 70 70
rice fumes and close their rOada II mot found in
such condition by the engineer Of the levee com.
pany, they will be closed and prohibited.
A. r. WILMANS,
President Of the Louisiana Levee Company.
OcS l2r
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Arms made to urder and repaired by experienced
and thorough workmen. Models neatly made rom
MI. Gerteis expects in . few days large assort.
ment Of newly Invented AeuA. He bsS now on
hand every article necessary tor . sp0rtsmAn. 4nd
also ., great variety Of loaded and unleaded
cartridges. -2z zr4E
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70 gee what citizens can do for the relief Of
eunerers: There are ct least one hundred
Thousand people who know not where they
can got provisions enough to satisfy hunger
-. Later rumor from the north division says
tho devastation 10 less widespread than
heretofore reported. No deaths are re-
ported BY the disaster - yet, but undoubt-
edlZ many perished.
WAGHNofox, October 9. II M.-The
latest from Chicago was that the wind had
veered around to the north, and the fire
raging in the southern part Of the city again
drove out the temporary Western Union
State and Sixteenth strsess, quarter Of
mile from any signs Of the effects of hro
until the wind shifted. The oflice viii be
reopened two miles further south. Il il re-
ported that al hopes are given mp Of saving
the city; that it 10 doomed. The fire was
still progressing rapidly 70 the southwark.
and had passed Lincoln Park.
Nsw YORK, October 9, l2P. M.-Bad
news continues to come from Chicago. The
wind tonight veered around to the north,
soathegn portion OF the city, which had
hitherto escaped and was deemed safe. Its
now reported that there Is little hone Of
saving the southern district if the wind CON
tinues high. -
CINCINNATI, October 9.-fhA ss.i..u1
throughout the West and aont5.~SSa 5sS@eas
cerning the disastrous coliaaarets;sns ~sss con.
Chicago is unabatod. s'"0on at
Announcements Of meetings of citizen. ~
= nd the sufferers received tom sII r";s.. ~
49erai contributions Of money and mn.
.lsions are already moving toW:rd l:h Cb;cp.cc pw
rom every direction. ~n''-8o
me In reports from Chicago are harrovinp
tae extreme, but It b believed the IRE has
= 1f.asiea nas itseif .1ser burning over space
y i believed .thaf 1ls0 ooo. 400 v;r, mt
ever The los. T6e enfire SrSnsss rort;c" ~ I"s
= The city i Asskeyed.7 - - '''A
IL Tex, 0soebe 9, 1nanieht-Th.
e1a4 60, mpeovised 4 tAe eonfhsrS
Z tooQIUuD oQ Ue93Y IAa3
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TIE DOOMED o1rY OF CHICAGO
ENUMERATION OF LOesE
BANKS, HOTELS AND THEATRES

THE LOSSES BY MILLIONS
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. May 20, 1871.

NEwY YORK, Monday, May 20, 1871.
The horse market is, apparently, In de-
cine' owing, mainly. to the long spell OF dry weather.
IRON which we hope to be delivered. Although
business is not brisk as IN former weeks, yet
safely say that there enough hand TO keep all hands
Mesors Johnston & Van Tassclls sale takes place to-
MORROW tuesday May 30), at the usual time and place
VIZ AZ O'Clock at No liz East Thrteenthst. D. L. Van
deWate VIII sell Tomorrow uesday, May 30l at NO. l3
Oreal JOhesst, at 1890, prompt large stock OF fine
trOtlng ana carriage horses, including two ue teams,
three last uOiters coupe horse. and others; asO Brew
ster wagon harness. &c. This stock Is late arrival
from Kentucky and worthy Of attention and examiDa
tion
In the carriage market there is not any noticeable
change Win the prncpal manufacturers and dealers in
fine work but others do not realize a. Large sales as here
tOfore and they like the horse dealers charge
emf as soon as there Is q change in the weather
J. C. Ham, corner FOurth-st. and Broadway has on ex-
hbion two styles OF andaules that worthy of
examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

OsvEc0 My 2FouI steady and unchanged s,les 300 bb at
g 2 for 80 spring. - 50 for Amber Wister SO for White Win
40 Red Winter 81 s8 III Milwaukee Club
so bu. & sc sI5 500 bs do &c. oli. Quiet .se Of car
Weston a. Ole. Barley Rye and Peas quet Corn Meal ~ %
Si5.IGss s25q - MJTg, s9ogs So shvnes glSc Canal
70 the Hudson - 5 70 Se"iork So 70 P9aephs Raetd
ffcghts-Flur 90 Boston 5jc 10 NeN.io +0 70 Abny Sc
mesn 5y Csal-2 90 bb Foar 54Oo bush Wheat 5looO bush
Corr Rye lOe bush Peas And i91 600 feet Of Lumber
BALaEoKE May 29-CoOn-Delsud fur and market hmy Lea
%lsa, s pe5,ysas 81 5Sq 5a Cora veal White southern
so7a yellow do Western +a5c Oats da at e2ae6c
ias saa sle Clear BIB HsmssHgareuFed l6al7e Lard
c o Nay Nay as's & ssd hSsT SsT s % se e a1
snd to kS'rs Fany Wheat quiet aud hn At 81 55a 81 e5
E7 sSi .si iSps# sS s S5Spf 10 fro1soa, 1oas
e e. SIDES ss SA SIT y - % a f2Inl % 'I; Pa i, La n
"a an e 9 P Meats ossF shoade Gci Sides saSie Whisky qae
hESrhs a zcOOa excited prces hgheri ssies at lflci
t iig, 'S SHoi be made at that gaoiaeo1 Ieeepi' 20
,s'ss a, go 3 Con Assl e1; sales 3 lOa - 25 Com
II 2 g5 T a p'efs ss a e. Oats steady at 6S Hsy q
DKTroIT Msy zs-Pioar xbott s e. W., NJ " AN I'D
deeuH ETa ~ 49, AHoe VI g. Corr 1a and declining
Tolsso MAJ 2-FqeT market steady with moderate dem,si
an ATe,T ~, aegrR "a = No s,a wsea,h . a, No. Dayton
Corr ssi, IL aoesrs!e deraa Fsh MIs3 S6idS5e Low
No at sSe olgi, s No. "a s5i9 Nil
gau. %c eight smi yss.e' s,les wLts 70 Basli5 BE- 10
600 bush oaG 4 90 s,h sAp1snt.2O SIS Toor
2,eos 20 bash ",sai ScDi 10 l bush &C. Con, 600 es.h oa
viii aedeae dems5e sses, hnh No Eel Winter > i5;
Los DO lea AZ s5c Oats steady No Al 5ie Pe,foeam tn;
Psi5S AZ ,1J &c in steady demand kidding Up,,De
l7ci d. Gd, re Quercuga Bars, no he'd go toerssi
Iengsi, b 2 D. Fal see u - Ioar ss setise sspsrsIe
& s 81 :. z' * X % Hs s9e. :9S osS sss d. & % 7;s
Ween RI ii "a g. Amer si s0 Rse sen Ts1 a. sfny i n
AsH veE O0e Yellow 49, Mixed wes,srO 7sq'o o.a asa al
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
week al 8 80 average.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ID korh Rlrsr Y....Ls ana Raaroaa

Ashes 1896 bales Cotton, 334 bhls Cotton Seed
OIL 82 hg Cotton Seei @ bbs Copper 569 bars Copper PKG
Dried Fruit Jjj bh Eggs, J bb Flour Z3JS8 bush Wheat
81 $40 bush Com = Z bush Oats 4O bush Rye l66 bush Malt
bag, Meal m bales Hops 10 bales Hemp, $685. Hides 81 bds
Hide OaI sides Le1e lj bales Mos 1893 hb Pork los @ Lard
pkg Beef 5i Cat Meats 3Sy Cheese 3 s pkgs But
3 Grease, 81 b5s bard OF l25 pkgs 1aloW ~ pkgs.
stesHn r Spn Tueuiine 1855 bb Rosu POI bags Sunsc
~ b Skins - bales sponge 200 pkgs Starch hhds Sugar 1876
ob Wh. f5 baes Wool 6l7 Lld5 Tobacco col Tobacco
3l5 bOIes Suylf
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
Supervising ArelltftI ILt4suIy DtIlI.I :, =
nRopOS Al = for WROUGHT IRON / BEAM.

COLUMNS, &e. Rock Island Arsenal lLSsaled p9Fos1'
Will be received at until 10 June 5 lS Tor iurish
Inc tie Wrought Coumns and Angle Iron and the Cast
Columns and Sear and all connecting parts excepting
floors Of shop building Of character ard dimensions
az built
straight OF wind cut 10 length ami square AZ
the being otherwise het or drilled
aud turned 10 It, ready
iIles viii submit plans Columns they offer TO furnish
The evcrs ur and in such quantities as the
Rot Island Arsenal direct notice being
given
m. first delivered before September lst 1871.
Bidders viii state The pound throughout delivered on cars at
Rock Island Arsenal
Payments viii delivery of thereafter
funds shall provided the purpose by the United States
PER each partial payment will be dencel until the fulfill
men 0f tie contract.
Sealed proposals received the time and place and
on h same furnishing the wrought iron roof frames excepting
ois and ryets shops construction the frames OF the
o hops built be- drilled and fitted ready set
up The suacty Of bOW pounds inch
For app person the Commanding Officer Of Rock
Island Arsenal ..,
The yht reject y all BIDS II deemed tscory
au 10 accent all portion OF the materials
advertised for.
be Commanding Ocer, Rock Island
Arsenal m - and iniorsed Proposals for Iron"
T. j. RODMAN. Lieut-COL OF Ordnance Commanding
pncLIs md
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

eoz,-n Croccrie.-sms bupess COGce-Ro l3ac Lasu'ui
ISS solD Sugar steady W good Refining 9in9ic Mo
80. s 43ai for Cuba Muscovado; tOGic for Cyed Pc
nm 9o for Crude aud ic for Refined WHISKY steady
"Cxc1SSAT -Cotion-Demand and boie firm Mid
aUo pands lot q6i Flour dali and unchanged Family 80 $50
az unchanged Corn uncAanged Rye dull and declining
sales slqtl o. Oats unchanged sales at 52d5Sc GrooereH
nnchngei oils steady Eggs duh and deonng sales at l6g6
Euer dull snd decnng % l8d2lc Cheese dull and decuing
Factory 2 dc Provisions dull sales Of any note no pgu
dali and dechulng sales 859}c closing inside rate
NAV 2lIhere business done Caange to-day
owing to the German peace celebration
BUTFA1o May 2AReceiptsl35O bbls Flour, $4,000 bushels
bnh Whes 1876 600 hush Germ aud e0 bush Oats Railroad ship
ments-oWo bush Wheat 1000 bush Corn, 100 bush bcy
Fghts dmi Wkes' lie, Corn l0c Oats &c to New-ioA flour
steady and quiet inactive; 81 ~ hid Spring. sellers
Corn dull nomnany 6Od6 TO quality Oats quiet 9p bush
Western at SIC Rve neglected BARLEY inactive PorE duh at Se 80
L'ri dali llc HgNnes nomnay s009lc In store
100 bush Rye 900 bush, Peas % 900 bush. Malt
COTTON MARKETS
NRw w0RLRiS MAY 29Coon fm; Mddlings 6Gl6ic; net re-
oepts 3OSi bal 365 ba eTports-to QgeenoTn i
bales; stock. bales
BALTIMORE. MAY 2Cotton quiet but 6m Mddlngs bic gross
receipts 2 bales eIpoooastwse 90 bales sae' 20 be sO'A
l.5i0bses
cep 649 bales erporscoWse O2 baes sales 10 bales stock
3,02l bales
WmsISGrov MAY 2a-Co,tou firm; Mdlinrs l5c net receipts
bales; stock .2Jl bales
CHARLKstOS 29Cottob Mddlng' lGci net ree
III exports-tO Britain. 1921 bales 70 The cohuheh @
bales coastwe 58i halesl sales 200 bales stock st'l bales
MOBILE MAY 2-Cotton brm; Mddhngs bc; net receipts 'iV o
sales. 200 bales; stock D, 1873 bales - g.,
BosroS 29-Coiton quiet and strong; Midlngs he'
receipts 42 gross 1850 bales sales 800 baes stock bV oae.
SAyASNAH May 2-Coiton quiet but hm; Mddnngs 2ie n'
neut i2sO bales ooswise bales sales so bales stock 2O O7
bales
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
OFFICE o SUPERVISING AHCHlrEcT
WhsHIsGTOs, Mas a. 1871. 5
PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW

STATE DEPARTMENT Sealed proposals will be received until
2d day Of June 1871 AZ The Oce Of the super
Department for furnishing aud deliver
building all the dimension granite required
tie Sae Department for which about $4,000
cubic feet required Proposals state the price per cubic
do exceed twenty cubic feet and e
increase price exceeding twenty cubic feet The
ersc Of the stones cannot at present b, gwen but VII P
cubic 70 be quare aud Delivered according
schedule sizes that will be furnished The contractor one neh
allowed for dimensions each worked ice OF the stone
be accompanied by sample block inches cube
furnish which must be sound durable Of
dic0Orng other foreign sub
the
buildings and l. from capable of
tie quality and quantity desired within year aud RON
being used for hrstoa buildings
Bie Row they the delivery OF stone,
and they deliver They will also state the
average .n that be obtained from their quarry
No lids received except from the essees OF the quar-
mes sfomV which the proposed to be furnished
All be made the p1nel forms u e oOlo oi e
Supervising Architect and be accompanied 9 penal bond IN he sum
Of ffy that the bidder will execute and perform
AWARDED to h and ye bond therefor IN TIE penal sum
thousand dollars O) and yad and binding lease
security for the aithu perofane
the failure Of the contractor
10 comp said lease authorize the Cow
the expense
Of G contractor in Of such defsult
The rght To reject al bids received Is reserved -
ncosed In sealed envelope, indofsel Proposals
4 D.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
FROM THE FIRST OF EACH
Chances for Business Hlen.


GRAND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-Righ
~ for sale OF the improved WINDOW SHADE FIXTURE for open
ing Shades from either top bottom Call and see it. ~ Broadway
Room 5.
CTEAMERS for SALE or CHARTER.-Screw
- steamer NORWICH 500 Just complete order for bus
Also evhee steamer STAMFORD high dram snd large
ners Apply to CHAS. W. COPELAND "a Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
Proposals.
SELMA, MARION, AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD CohPAN
M,ptoy Ala NAV H. lgTi.

SELMA MARIog MENPHis RAILROAD CoMPANr,}
MARION, Ala, May 10, 1871.
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-PrO for
~ the building 90 miles Of the above road will be received up The
miles IA State OF Alabama, 10 miles In the
Mississippi and Is miles the state Of TO
nnde graduation masonr bridging ties and track angi also
rails and furnished at the option Of the contractor either
by Company Proposals for sections Of ~ miles more
wen the whole distance Maps and
proaes Messs X STEVENSON SON
II Pnes NewYOrk Oo Of the Hon. Jacob THOMPSON hem
ths Tennessee this 0ce Marion, Ala The Company re-
right accept sn bids as the opinion OF e President aud
the Chief Engineer will the earliest eompeton Of the work
By orIer of the President J. +. PRESENIUS
Engn and General Supcrinten !eut.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
OyTGCE or LIGHT- HorsF EsGrSEER. THIRD DIsTRICT.
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T0MpKiSsyILLE. NEwYoRK May r. 1871
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LABOR
/ Tor FOUNDATION aad PIER of LIGHTHOUSE on PBNFiELD
REP Long SoundSeel proposals viii be received at THIS
ce NATL DAY June 1911 for the material and labor
Foundation AID supporting pier nGiu
irg landing for Lghlloue at Pnheh Reef Long Island
according plans and specification TO be seen al TINS once ana
FURNISHED 10 billes Oh application therefor. q,
Proposals be in duplicate accompanied W guran 10 anp
y must he addressed the undersigned nIoFei % the e1eope
Proposals Material and Labor for Foundation and fer OF fenhea
Re + Lighthouse. MI, -,.,,i ~ =.
u'e ] G. WOODRUFF.
Lieut.. Col OF Engineers Engineer 81 l. H. District
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
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