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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
ct. N>an sD1tnneiota, Samfta8 BEN i. Tebrnar 1871
bub bic @orlebun9 bem @aterlanoe cine
leeensreiGe 3ufunft per.etben uno bab

bob bic @orlebun9 pem @aterlanoe cine
ieeensreide 3ufunft per!etben uno bab
pteles unter unierer MttwirfunS 3u fet<
mem alien @lanse aelan3en m69e. 8ei
uebernabme bieicr @uree finc Wtr unS
Der pfidt bepu6t, NIT reutI9er Ireue
rie &edte res &aiierret@es uno feiner
Wlitslieper 3u bewabren, ben Grieren
aufre9t 3u erbalten uno bic unatbdnz
9isfeit Deutldlanrs gu untertlBen uno
3u frdfti9en, in rer 6pfnung RAP ras
eeut1de Bolf rur9 etnen bauernren
1rtecen innebalb ieiner 0ren3en bic
Gru6te feiner blutioen Sdladten ern;
ten unc eesen tie Grneuerun9 fran,1z
itlder Nnariffe dder isin tperoe. @ste
@ot. tce @ir uno llniere Na9folscr
gum SduBe bes 8ailerreihes eienen
f6nncn -nidt bur& friestriide Grobe<.
run9en, fonpern our& .@erfe pes Gries
rens, Der Greibeit uno Der Gipililaz
ticn."
@as iast Oeferreids @esierune ba<
,u, auf reren 6aupt Sabrbunrerte lang
tie pfutlde &aiierfrone eerubt bat?
DaS iit cine leibt besreifide Gra9e pes
9elere. unp bic Nntwort ld6t nt1t auf
id rarten, eeun an cerSpise Der 6aer>
reihtlhen @erwoltuna febt Elm Mann,
Ger an ciplomatilber Gemanrbeit feiz
mes @leidcn luGt, Der nit Yreuben
mie nit Jtalien auf autem Gub ~ fte>
hen treib. Der 6Rerrei9ri4e Nei@sz
faniter Wraf Beua oeeeptirt bic Gage
cer Dinse, mie fie nun einmal rurd
rreuben seldafTen pprren; er wanidt
nur, rae man peS SabreS 1866 ni1t
weiter erwdbne, uno psist bin auf ben
bchbeDi3en Sinn res RailerS Brans
Solepb, meldcr aus cen Griunerunaen,
rie (ein 0auS in Der alan;pouen @e>
ldihte Ger Sabrbuncerte nit ren @e=
ltiden res reutlden @ulfes pertincen>
Gle ndrmltsn Sympatbien fir bic fer
mere Gutrideluns pes 0olfes uno ben
Buni6 ld5pfe, pab rasielbe in ben
neuen Jormen res itaaili9en Daiein5
pie wabren Blr9ldaften elmer 8lidli>
den unp flr feline eisene ,pte fir bic
Boblfabrt Res 10 oielfa9 nermanoten
&aiierfaates 9lei9 iesensrei9en 3u>
funft f'npen m6se.
Nt6t obne Beoeutune 1T es, bob
&ailer Gran3 Soiepb elei&,eitia ben
1irolern cine @onceliton madt, rie iet>
ne eisenen rariealen Staatslenter in
6arnil6 jast, inUem er BE neue Qan>
cesuertbeiciaunsS=S Srpnane fir Stroll
tros eeren Sppoiltion ianctionirte. Die
Sep6lfsrun9 lirpl6 bat befanntlid Der
felt einigen ,>abren in Seferret9 3ur
Madt saansten 5srridaft Der &aoicaz
len ZEN entlbierenifen Diceraano entz
aesenseieBt. Nun flinst rie1e @ancs
ZION wie cine Nnelfennun9 fur bic 6al=
lung 1irols. Sn lirol ielt1 1T bic
faiisrli&e Sanction ees mtd.iaen &C.
itBes natlrlid auf raS Greupiste be-
9;det worcen. Die ~Nsuen 1iroler
Stimmen", ra5 Sraan Der fatboliiden
Sppo,Itip feiern bic faiierli9e Beta:
tiauns ais einen Sies ees Nolfea. nel=
der bemeilt. cae BE 5ffsntliden Runo<
sebun9en res 2anres ni1t umiont
ieien. Der Grfols 1T fir uns," laet
pas Slatt ,,weil pir NIT pereinten
&rdften ben itwierisen 3ampf rur9z
eefc9ten. Gs fnp absr nod ancere
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Ira9en, eeren H6lun9 IN, Stnne Der
Yeplrfni0e uno per. Sntereden cesean>
res unp ees 2anpesflrfen mir NIT 9ro>
ber @ebulp erparten. 6arren mir aud
in pieiem 8ampfe uneri&dtterli& unp
fur9nos aus. Steben mir NQe au<
lammen ,rie Gin Mann, &pet9en wir
ME um zines 6aare6 Breite pomHe9te
-unp Der Sies miro unfer mercen.
Die Greibeit muB int beiben Sample
unp nit Opfern errunsen percen. Die
Greibeit rer Sdule> na9 Der raS 0ano
ftrebL miro uns nidt purentbalten per<
pen, wenn mir 3ur Grinnerun9 oerlelz'
ben un1sre YRidten als 8atbolifen uno
Staatsbiraer setreu uno mitAusoauer
e,fdqen." Die Don ccm tiroler 8latte
ausseipro&ene 6ofnunS 9eitaltet fi9
in cen Orsanen pes 9iberalismus frei>
lia 3u elmer Beflrdtuns. uGs 1T an
i& pon feinen, iebr eroben 8elan9e",
meint Die alte ~prele", ,,ob rer SIMS
bruder Qanrta9 i&liebli@ lein @eto in
Betref Der Vermenpuns uon S@dbens
Gompa9nien aueerbalb fetues Spren<
gels bebdlt rper ni6t; bic Suspenpi<
runs res &stdSzS@ul9elebes in Der
seflrfsten @rafldaft ober mare bereits
Elm S1las, Der In alien Grblanren tief
empfunren miiree. Was man Gircl
9emdbrt, t6nnte ancerenprouin3en nidt
porentbalten bleiten." Der 9iberaliS<
mus in Oeiferrei@ 3dblt feline Sage
Der &ailer beiudte neuli@ 1irol uno
murre in 0nn6brud ypn elmer 9ro6en
Menidcnmai7e entbufafiI9 empfanSen.
Die Start tpar erleu6tet uno wuroe
eem Wonarden Elm GatslSu9 uno cine
Serenape 9ebra9t.
Oei1erreids Ginansen bieten nod
fein erfrculihes Uilo rar. Der amt
li9e Musmeis iiber BEN Stano rer
Siterrei6il9en 1inansen am Sdlu0e
res rrfen 5altjabres 1870 tesifert pie
conlolirirte Staateidulo (obne lln<
aarn) nit fart q WiQiarren, beinabe
q WliQionen mebr ais imWorbalbjabr;
caaeaen bat iih Die idwebence S9ulo
UNI etenfaus q Naiuionen perrinaert.
pie conioliptrte unb fdwebence e9uls
erQiebt oljo cine Summe BON 1885,
100000 81. Dasu tritt nod Die
@runbentlofuns6l1ulo NIT nabesu
244 Miu. uno Die 9alt,iideNotb fanpss
Nnleibe nit etwa6 Iter 1 MiQ.
@rn Sntsreie mag es fir pen eeier
lein, 3u Yernebmen, mte tie neuen
Staatspertrdse 3milden Gem Noro<
peutihen 8uno uno Sloreuti9lonc In
aemiGen 8reilen aufeefabt weroen. Sn
rer baierilben 8ammer Der Neidsrdtbe
mar aud Elm Yrin3 tes f6ni9liden
naules unter ben Neonern, ,pie nadtez
benper Beridt seiat, incem es beibt:
6ierauf erariff pria, eurwis (dlteRer
Sobn oes prin,en 2uitpolc) ras@ort.
Gr eab einen fursen biitorilden Mld<
tlid auf p'n frdbersn oeutlden 8unp,
unD Die @erlu6e, pieien 3u oerbe0ern
unp erneuern. auf rie Grsisni6c res
.>abres 1866, cas 3erfauen res alten
Deutitten Bunces. bic @riineuns pes
Ncrrbunres, rie Gntitsbuns res 2rte=
ee5 pom 1870. auf Yaierns bunpeSz
treue Mitwirfune an Der Settle preu>
Sens, beleu6tete 1oronn bic 3ur @eneb>
misunS pcraelesten @srtrdse, an tpel<
den ct piele8 5u tareln fupet, 1ament>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Ser ,,@anberer" ,tacb europa.

Seoe Wots esben eine Nn3abi GrenpIare bee
uNanpsrer'' nact 9nrepa. unp mir madseH bic
Qe,sr betonrers aufme.tiam. oab bic uerrfen'
bune tss Blanes an yerpanbte unb 6rsunos
ten,eits pes Oeeans Gin iebr eeeisnstes Mitfel
III. einen ununtercrOhenen Verfebr mil oeniel=
ben ~ unIerbaltea uaD Ne iber bic 3uaanos
bisrs vanpes ~ uuterritten, beGer ais eS pur9
8r,efwe1lel selGeben fonnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

Milwaufee ct. paul unb Minneapo>
liss 3dse.
Durtb,ase mad, sem Often (Grpreh.)
2smmsu an..7.45 Na&m. @ehen 500 4prm.
MRinneapoltS un> ct. pauI 8Ase.
&ammex an.... 8:55 Wcrn Gebeu ab.....t i:0o Nsru,
&pmmen 03 MaGm @ettn Ra&m.
st. panl unS Chicago 3hse.
3cmmea an....9; ;0ODprm. 0eteu ah.-...6s30 Aa&m
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
BeaeRuussa Briees &c. Rnb su abregFreus
"W A n D E r E +"
l.. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@iIenbabn Tabr<Yldne.
ct. Yaul unp pacife.

Rad &npta. Git Silver ct. Gloub uub 6auf Rapits-
Derlafen ST. gau $50 Mlrrsens urt erreen 9aut Ra'
pibs 1:25 NadmitfaRs; ueroNen Saut Napbs $50 DVr.
mttaes unb errei&en Ct. Saul Zoo Na&mittass.
ct. paul Delano QitHeb unb Yeuion 3dse.-gerlaFen
st. paul GAS Woreens; Winneapclis 1890 Ntorseus
erretGsn 8enipn 625 Nahmtaas. 3ui udfebrenb yer.
IaRen fe Benipn 7:45 Moreens Wnneapolts $40 Nad.
mittaes; errei&en ct. paal 42O Nadbmittass.
st. gaul Mlinneapplts unb Delano 8ase gerlaEen
Delano q 0 Mptgens Wrnneapplis $50 Npreens unb
erreiden St. paul 945 Moreens 9urldtebrenb serlaen
heielben ct. Daul 4:20 Na6mittass; Nnneapslts sis
Radmittass uns erredea Delans 200 Abenbs.
ct. paul unb MinneapOlis Neeomrba atipns- 3ue.-ssr.
l6bt St paul 1145 Mrrsens erretdt Mtnneapos 1895
@a6mittaas 3uridetreap perldet Ct Minneapplis las
Nadmtttaes unb erreidt Gt paul 3:So Na6mittaes.
ct. Yaul unp Stcur @ity.
gerlaHeu 8emmsu an
Ct. ganl.... 7 so Nrrm. Ct Sames ...... 500 Na@m
ct. Vaul...... $50 Madm. Mantato ........ 8.25 Z"
e.. Sames.... 730 Ns,m. 81. paul......... ABB
WantaIs ~ 7.O0 I" Ct. Yaul.......11.25
Qafe Superirr unp Mili1Ippi.
DerlaEen Ct $40 Npru
&emmen on In Tautb. s RaAm.
BerlaHen Duluth t............................. 7O
&pmmeu an In ct. paul .................. $40 Nahm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
0as Npfport to
Sabr8a,t8 Il.

IN ben ger Gtdaten unb Canada betrds 20 G per Sabr
uub mu6 bem Gmptaneer be ener ppfsipee sterte'
fdbritcb ppransbe3ablt wersen.
Nlau tam su feeer Sett auf ben .gDanbtrer" abon'
utreu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
Anttion Sales of Real estate.

O. H. PIERsoS, Aueuoueer
DY A. d. MELLICK, jr., g. BRO, Auction
I'D eer aud Dealers NevJsrsey Real Estate Pnest n y
IMPORTANT EXECUTORS SALE Of the PROSPECT PARK PROP
ERTY comprising 100 BUILDING Lots atPATERS0N N j. being
the eststs Of C. Hopper deceased TUESDAY June r. at ~ NJ
on the premises The situation property most attractive front
ing on the new Haeion.sv (recen completed at cost Of $1,000
on an elevation commanding views Of the Passa' River n the
surrounding ountry FOR p miles directly down the city Of
Paterson; ony minutes walk from railroad station
Special cars II m by the bre Railway IRON o OF
Chanbersst Luncheon before the sale
For Free Tickets maps spply GEORGE W. HOPPER esq
Paterson N. j., and 10 d. AELLlCh IT, q bho.
6 Priest, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24

There also sold number OF seconl-hand wagons.
Those built by Brewster & Co., Wood Bros. * Co.. and
other prominent makers, realizing very iplr prices,
Not single case OF the disease that mas OF ae neced
the horses OF OF the city railroads Occuea III the
Bulls Head Market, although from 1SOO 10 ZOW hedu vi
horses OF all descriptions, stable there continually
The sale which took place at the horse anu ciIase
auction mart Of Messrs Johnston Van Iassel Ha t
very successful one. The attendance was large anu ue
competition lively enough to dispose OF very Iai -
stock a comparatively short time. The result was 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Friday. June o.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, June o, 1871.
The market for work and light driving
horses fairly for carriage and speedy horses but plssa
bly, active Prices for the former continue to be pretty
wen Kept up but they vary good deal for the latter
Some OF the smaller traders and nearly all those who
have their homes In the country manifest unmistaka-
bic Anxiety 10 sell out before tie inevitable hot season
shall nave caused the temporary collapse OF the trade,
ana good horses are frequently offered at prices favOrng
buyers, while me more substantial dealers trying 70
keep the market up without however being unreasona-
bic in their figures
The auction sale held this morning at stables No. 4S
Great JOnes-s well attended but the bidding not
"a animated il ought to have been considering the
good and sound stock brought under the hammer Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
Gin Real Gstatc for Sale.

DROADWAY.-FOr SALE, on Broadway,
ID Of Foueutts large corner PROPERTY e2lnPrSngsn
gea Of about having large frontage three streets
N gnt HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pinest
NOR SALE-On Fifth-ave near Forty second
-The frt PROPERTY Nos ~ s9 and s9l Fthave lately
oeagirl by Oh, Raise Female Coege; s 5Io ne buildings
bsrs suitable for private hotel house or
istut on Pace 90 easy Apply to HOMER NOR
AN r-e-.t Q,934)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
REAL ESTATE.
Work. Friday. June %, 1871.

n MoIlick. IT,, g. Co. took large
h0N0' ...oos % Chatham, to-day, TO attehu 'no
advertised by them. IRIS was inc on! S,.
sale OF O's We shall give full details m our
announced for To-Day
next ,,-.b.,Se has become extremely
AIN and with the exception oil loio'ioSUlo .,,,,ar
" - onpouuced for the coming week ~ seo bter
buslhes, mere is moderate activity IN nj as
Pgntv better feeling preNsns "ous aS s defnitely
Souus5 fhe ronte OF the Niaduct kallroau - .'ent
soon al "a operations commenced an actNe lnV staten
ne anticipated The sales oil flatpuSr and on the
land nr0perty have been very satsl 80, large
isAnS1 ony Island Railroad there has DeeI . made
lno,ort Of property sold The largest SSwsTersey
Se month however have been made ~ Poyl ana
iGi li M s9es have been held at RutheTiu ,bo Ser
~ rorertv brought good prices on the bT ectinS and
ti"t ~, ,e ana Elizabeth building was never N.Y.
live The latter place Is by tar lo irge number Of
suouI"t is'r,ije citzens who hnd charming VyuhIy
omes with an the convenience Of w. onesf The rent
pas water, and paved streets. ~ ''V'
Paid for a Cyamped city teneihon~
All who have real estate for sale or to let
md those desiring 70 purchase or Ien1 suoh P'P's'
hnd IL 70 their interest TO advertise IN IHE TRIBUNE
Is aggregate circulation eAoee"S 'na' VI any o'uUl
-, a,d in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
~ -, ,,d NOT only In NewYork and all its cities and
W.. b, in every state and Territory throughout the
- ITO advertisement should he as brief as will
, n, the advantages claimed being made clear toth
sader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
hri,ors for the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE, Daily
esmiVeeklv and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
buspess professions consequently, advertsementsn eacn
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 10 reports Of sales of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value Of its col
nps As an advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using are AS follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE e per line; SENT
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per line. About ten words
our wide columns average me. Terms, caau . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
feaal Notltes.

IN pursuance of on order of ROBERT G..
HJTCHNGs ESQ., Surrogate Of tie Coany Scsiok notice
yen al persons hl claims against BARNkS UNDER
Of
WILLIAM Hull
BERT Pesst The Gag Of Nrslork before the Isl
day Of JAY acIt-Dslod New-ieFk Dee. O. 1910
WILLIAM HtLBkRr) Executors Of
MAHi T. HULBEff, iBirnr nlertiL-
sARAh }. ROBINS. ds'~s-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
Trooklnn Real estate for Sale.

DROPERTY inthe vicinity of Prospect Park
T..ut tr5au-soae MANSIONS smaller HOUSES and vacant
3OrS 0I SALE Apply to 6. HARrB No u Pinest, Room T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
Corporation Notices.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
Grand ard Els lend nowhere ese until July > sl At II
O'Clock suppng the COAL and WOOD required for the public
schools th. for the ensuing year.
Saw x thousand OJ and three thousand 5000
thousand hundred Qlol cords Of pine wood
h. Of the beet quality o white ash furnace
egg stove sizes good order thousand hundred
ego pounds the and must BE- delivered the bins a.
the several school buildings
The proposals mines from which is proposed to supply
the furnished tie mines named accepted aud must
the price per houfat two hundred aud ry pounds
quantities Sizes OF coal required viii BE- abOnt
follows viz thousand O Of furnace size twelve hundred
hundred and twenty-five 25l tuns OF
egg and ssvertv-tve l1j) tuns 0fuui size
the the sticks DOT than
l long less than three 90 inches IN diameter
The pine wood be Of the best quality not lees than three 90 feet
l6l inches long
The proposals the cord Of enc hundred and twenty
and
pnee yer ior add splitting load The quantity Of
split only required by the Committee Supplies
The inspected measured under the supervision the
delivered the schools when ordered follows Twohs Of the
required 18th o. July the 18th Of September and the
ndeT required By the Committee supplies sad WOOD both
be delivered ag and when urd split and must be
piled yards cellars vaults bins o. the school building
proper authority. The for supplying said
wood 10 be binding until the l Of June, lSs2
Two sure faithful performance Of the will be
proposal accompanied with the signatures and
residences o.! the proposed slreiles
No compensation allowed delivering said coal and wood
Iny the schools putting and pne the the yards cellars
H. bins % said schools.
Proposals directed Committee Supplies of the De
pameut Of Public Instruction and should b. indord Proposals Tor
Cosln Proposals for WOOd' the may be-
The Committee the light 70 reject al Of the proposals
received -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
TIMOTHY BRENNAN. )Committee
FRANCIS A. PALMER, on
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, y Supplies.

DEFAETsTST OF PrBIC WoEEs No. 20 Broadway
ITO CONTRACT0RS.-PrO inclOsed in
baef iS1S sePyoa also TIE NUMBER OF THE WORK AS
IN THE ADyERTIsEaiEET will be received At this once until Mon
POr paving Broomest between Broadway and Certre with
Belgian pavement and laying erosEaks At the in!erseens streets
2-For paving Bayari Bove with Belgian
pavement and laying crosks at the teeeng streets where re-
3-For paving wies from Grand to Rvnstons with Belgian
pavement aud laying eFossSas ct tie nieTseng streets where re-
-For paving Thirty ssooai from seconive River
i Bsa pavement ''' laying 0''"''' " the i''
SFo paving Foryshhst seeoaisve Els River with Bel
quTed
an pavement and laying eosswas al the interesting streets where "
CURED 49,, -, -, ~,
gan pavement and laying cyaks At the intervening streets where
DIOR paving Astorpace from Broadway with Bel
an pavement and laying owalks Al the interesting streets where
s-Fo paving Ethst from Pourhve to Broadway with Belgian
pavement ard laying eTossWalks at the nierseeng streets where re
oFor sevsD sirysr and condsis from Boulevard to
i-For .evsri onshundrsd to First
i2-For Hundred Twenty hist Avenue
l3-Por Hundred and Eighh from Hudson
river Boueyad 70 One Hundred and Ienhst 70 Tenth ave- via
branches Boulevard and one Hundred and Sixth aud Que Hundred and
scventhsts
l!Ror,evsrln sl1tysnb.t from Fir.t 70 Tli9i.syS
l-for underground drains between Seventy third aud Eighty tfA
6Fo reguan gTsdug curb gutter and tagging LeIngtOna's
-For curb gutter and Tagging FrSs7e from Thr'ytArd to
iFor tagging osehunire trist, from Third to
is-Por tagging ihynlnih-.t from Ninth to Tenih-Aye
2ofOr tagging Fifi1tnh-st from Broadway 70 Egh.hsve
2l-For Tagging Greenselst. from Iaight TO Canalsi
Z'Fo furnishing tbs Department viii granite BASH hs~ls an he
b form pu2c'l the predictions and ssTssHHi, The proper
sired Dr. obtained Con- clt0l % OBJ. Contract Crs % ts once
Kct-lOf.. June a l8lL WILLIAM 81. TWEED,
C0Am.aaguol u lubAc VIOLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
Gopartnersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-Notic is hereby given that
Ithe competition TIMOTHY NASH With tie a u B ng BTOs
CO. partner therein this day dissolved By mutual consent
TIMOTHY NASH,
New.Yors. Jone ., 1871. BELDlNG BIOS Co
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the part
~ uehp lately subss,lg between ANDREW T. NIIIbk and
BCRLIN BROWN Of NswYork City under the arm Of WIrrbk
dissolved the 2lt day Of Juns 1871 BY mutual CONSENT
All debts owing the si paTtnershp a 20 be received BY st
BURLIN BROWN and all demands tl yar;neIh 10 be
ANDREW 7. wIrrRR,
witnessed br BCkLlN BROWN.
THONAs H. BAROvsXY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
Carpets, Deo0ino, furniture, Mr.

CABINET FURNITURE.
~ FURNITURE N Paor Library and Chamber suites
OF newest STYLES at REDUCED PRICES.
Our stock warranted
BOHNENCAMP & SOSSAU. Manufacturers.
Broadway between TweHtyt and rwent condts " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
City propertp TO Get.

FOR RENT, cheap-Well-hg Buildings,
IL on ps b1ng VIII steam p0Ner manufacturing purposes
i,cei Carsst and Broadway Address Boa O6J p d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24

anCtlOneor dIspOs'U OF
wagons and large lot OF harnesses and hoTsecl0thng
the whole stock being knocked down at satisfactory
figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
cona oslan0 Seal Gelale Ton saIe.


AT ISLIP near Great South Baylor SALE
~ BAEGAINSX AC RES beautifully laid out with grove ana
clutsuirg ll completely furnished large variety
s1l vegetables barn and ce-louses comp mme
possession. Photograph With ROBERT l. MEMS
Oh C-dtrs.
NOR SALE-At Islip. on the South Side r. r.
Island frontage Of over two mikes on ne south
Bay aFAkM Of $50 mostly under cultivation With large and
modem builiagS Partclars can De bad by applying 70
NJ. A. rutland 4 Co. Beekmao-st, y. I.
EOR SALE-At Flushing l.. l., desirable
COTTAGE HOUSE; 10 rooms lot 5T,55 within minutes
lerH.: daily. Price 5000 terms 70 suit APP
py 70 N A. rutland g. Co. 3 Beekman-st. n. y.
IVOODCOCK SHOOTING.-FOr SALE, at
Brd-ebampto Island thequ.srs Of mile from the de-
pot; Wn bearing Snd smell OF toe Atlantic surf large tvooy
DWELLING peely built With wing double Kitchens out1mings
sheds @ paved cellars cstsrDned every appointment There
perfect garden Of meadow acres o. pasture
o.-E riu s Of rch tak loan The place
Irt.d Wh 10 De bad furnished from tor % bot
immediate and with % valuable horse,
Durham fall stock o. coal and wood and hundred
There immoral inference IN the village. I'll absolutely
exempt uuetoes and fever and This property exceed
d. rsh Cor Who knows how 70 hoOt l. Is the
vooicock p,over snd duck shooting
40 TIE tay tr HeWOuuis and and Labrador pass
B13g u tAr -tas and The sport 10 TIE township IN
fiIfg gear. ana iu ser-ouate weather Is uuequasd
Apply o. =. W.. II The 4r1lue one
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Proposals.

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JEFPERsOSyILLE, Ind, Nay a, 1871
DROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS, IN
duplicate viii be received st this oIe until the 29th day Of June
I37 noon Of 1890 nineteen hgnie each Of
wan Tent ma Plies AM 300 (seyen thousand bund Common
Tents more without poles pins from material terpt sewing
tye an bew1 furnished b. the United States and delivered
tie contractor the Depot Jacksonville Indiana The rents "heh
conpe,ei will b. delivered the place for Inspection
Tie ht TO reject any all bids regarded as dadEan'aseous re-
served by the Government
addressed 10 the gaed distinctly ndosed Proposals Tor the
Manufacture Of TeutA" -,-.-. -.
For seofaoa conditions and further Information a2py to this
Once. IT uovr
~ WV Depot Qaarternaster.
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MAJOR ind QaaTtsrmi,tsF .. y.

O-1RTERs,srz OFFIcE L. 5. ARNT
PHIIADELPHIA, Peaa., June IL, lb1l D.,
CEALED PROPOSALS., Ia trpllcate, VIII
- b. received Al this Until u O'clock noon SAT hDAl yly
IS 1871 bulng one had Oueah tl o solr L'ise u ''
Caln.ner Court House " al NAoHAl Cemetery
sspsras bis r building this Lodge Of brick are a Invited
s.si Pon.s vii be received al tbs otce a. the sane tine
f bup stone Brick VAL aui Iron hats VIII one doa, ani
one nss Iron Gate aOaai TIE FeisAsbls va hauoaa Zen
- ILL.,. -tf d.. -..,u.t
te price linear foot aui o VII be received inst does
not frn requirement The rubbish resulting om tne eKea
.tn ,r e walls tlc L0l. . lc remover ron
a. rrorn eer h- expense Of As successful h Her
Pr ssrtatsrs aui tlk i0uas TOT hs Vii b. furnished upoa
.,'i...t.,a 4. t.e al ERE .lsl. HENRY G. HODGES,
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