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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
'''''' ''' " 4. b. MULLETT,
sapervisue Architect Treasury Department Washngton D. G.
Og LlGHr HOUSE EN0lNtEA,S
TutRp DtsrRlcr T0yPK' VsyfLIH y. Y, June > l-1l
PROPOSALS for BUILDING LIGHTHOUSE

1 an BLIFF POINT, NALtolk Inland LAM NuAh hAtIs
SD p,o, ss viii he received e urt Of june -
nj Tor the Materials Labor for CONSTRUCTION Of Lglt Horse "a
lake C4smrln. according 70 plans aud
nc.os 10 he h Office and which will be furnished 10 bad
dr. on Application therefor To the Undersigned .
prno mus be 10 dupc panied hy guaranty 10 dup
cate mi pne copy Of this l.vrrt meat attached q each proposal
B. arr.5l the undersigned inod IN tle cnFeope
popssis for Construction Of Lighthouse Bluf Point, Lake
Champiiin' ..4-t, -. III
vaatapeous the (>gleit J. G. WOODRUFF
Lieut. toloar Of Engineers EHeigeer % L. H. District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
.FETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ NORWICH LINE
,.s sSi 5, S' GgI ,soSc ai uterine s
s Ssyp s ON ,oI TRs new and 'taneh steamers
CRY or LAWRENCE. and s,,,
S r. s e NM Esr aiS %s Sunday s,s o'oe1 N" fro"
for snd Norwich connecting with Bpres. trains
for the 'Scys points q, New London northern Norwich and wo''
sd r%s T Ts tickets and rates Of freight % os s Once r
Ss~.Ycrt, Oct IL, 1869 = b. '"0A'' '' agent
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
on sATrRbA So,. s Sf rsP o S for AT p.., their %
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Gs.n fare 70 R BoSTSs - To ps0yBESScE e
Freight e, rats Connect Providence
and Prov Worcester R. RS for all important Eng cities and
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
nse sc%Iye WIN south B'aHe6 Railroad; Hampton Junction
With Leigh sGquehnna DIVISION; and at RssOn With he L.
high VALLEY Railroad and forming line Pitts
bugh and the West without change also 70 Pennsyl
AIif sSRiyG I aESs EG TILE WEST
%FoT Fnto1 Fasn B ssTSS s.D S'1 cSu. w.
barre P'i;ton Aa1anoy CITY, Nj Carmel H,etop Tunihnnnoi
vs.. Por E.ton Connecting Junction with Del Lack and
eSerD nd Re- s. sqGd,Z @ E,.!o8 A.
Chunk Milkesbe Scranton Wlhanport Be Easton
Dehieh Valley Ialro-d for Msuch Chnnk.
l0:yD a. m.-Wsy Train for SOmeTyile.
i;jo mfor Pennington, EaOn, Allentown, MaDeh Chunk,
hahano CITY! azeton, Wkebau Reading Columbia Lancaster
bphna PosvIe Harrisburg, 6e Connects Phipburg for Bel
Ndeue.
Up m-Por P.anhed.
aop m-FoI E3son. Connects 4. Pbnp.bmg Lehgh ,nd
husq Division for Allentown WkeshaTe and and Ron
with Lehgh VALLEY Tor Allentown and Caasauna Connects at
junction with D.. L. and w. Il K
p m.-Por Easton. Allentown and Mauob Chunk.
40 m.-For Someryille and Pennington.
m-CsCINSsu EIPRRss, daily for Eastn, Bethlehem Anen-
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati seep
Ing and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh aud Chicago
Sis m.-Por Somervine
m.-FOr Easton
m-for SomerSile.
10 m-(Bmgant-For Easton.
94op. n.-Pw Plin6eh
u p m-Por PlAnGed, Wednesdays and Saturdays
For $50, 7l5 7;4j 800 SO 900 $50,
lO:3o Has 1890 100 eco 20 3l3 35 400, 40, +:,
5:I5 $50 5:l5 $50 700 7 10 $40 $40 1913 200
Tickets for West obtained the Oe Of the Central Rail
road Of NeSerey foot Lheys EeEiok and the principal
RB KICKER, Superintendent
y Ran Gamer psssfu Ageut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Eessven aud Bridgeport T. tkLG IL" H. lEl3 tEIh
~ a NM is s 2S 1 Parsed Southport, we.tpo
nj Ps s south az S oT% I nsO m Ials I 1 a5
80 tEI S:59 - -, and u 0hi E 49, ma s,o srafsopm
Fo or Stamford 5tEI 3 1850 i2l5 EI 25 I) 9S
go 20, Ere rssS VIZ sd G & sada 1880 IL s
't sSndsy Mail Tn leave, Tvcrtyseyeu SevYOrs At: for
Boston, wa both ''Fnc5soS SEC r. G9% TRANS
For Boston VIA SP dlg fi6s js % ,s snS ny H.
For For hS sillSu ia and s Spani sc rs
For Sss " sr,sp.e Bay A at I Weio ant e than eight
ho Pof Connecticut River Railroad IL, 1915 Montreal
For % iIsrtfori Providence and Fi.hE Railroad 1913
For Line Raxg m to Norwich and Providence 2S
For p Haven haven AMI Solsptda Railroad M p North
FoT sg Mide,own and wmantc Railroad M LDe
For Fo No M5usaoac Railroad N. and H.
For bshbafy and NorTail Railroad l2ls and $50
romnooas Sleeping Car. attached to p Train and also to Sun
dy Mail either Line Drsvngroom Car attached to the
Ps.seqe can Poare co point reached over h road st
the DsP hT iR the ofes Of the YeSYo Transfer Co.
Odds Eprs.s ga Broadway and 30 COurs Brooklyn and
from rssi5ence to de,tinaron JAMES H. HoYT suPt
NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD
two express passenger will leave station Twenty
"a for Newport L. JAS h 10 t9 mt s@Sls
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoADIIfno an: leave Is,rsh' AZ follows
m Special Chicago Express, FAST tan, With Drawing room
ii No. Northern and we,ep Express with DnwugIOOm ca" at
sp n Montreal Bprs On saturdays additional train leaves
ep m Tr Paciae Express seepngcan for WATERFOWL
H second Pseac EIp With slsePngear for Rochester s
Io,a for 81 Louis Via Toledo Louisville Iudnap Tt'
ui' will 1ss .. Of F SSSa'' Ut. f through sepus
So m Poughkeepse trains
si5 a n. lssO ass and 6:l5 p N, PeeEsAil train.
20 -: no go and 10 M 49, .2s $40 a:lc and 1850
Snnsav Va, TrAn.O H. and Yohleu Pe, n,
f'ash''sP's IL KENDRIck, General Passenger Agent
NFW Jersey RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT of
~ pEsBRossES-sT and from Of coRTLAspT sT6GHAkGE
soS te5 GO WEST D = 1s
%AsaISGfpfS r. '1 4E TIE SOUTH Mff AND soTTwssf $50 %
go s' P yseSsas a.. oSt change 'a VEST u.
Psns',a, a5SIs md I%n R through from Ne. Yol P.Das
and Chicago og, .n ss,, F.ss car sIta S, he s.
~ d sSG aes run without change
,s. foot Of Cert,ndt,t and s.i Brqsdssy DAILY
" W. RANKIN Gen Pass AgL T. W. "a. hsos zen sup
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND
The only Ssss s,e .a H,IsSsi s q 5sTF Island
Commenting MONDAY hylS 1871. from Roosevelt and SrAhd
soo, M Mail for Pachogus connecting at Babylon
fr FIR Island and At PAehosue by stage isf bt'Ior and
em, M Rasl..ay Excursion.
900 a n Accommodation for Babylon NIL. l.. ~.
I,nd and nom PaiehogOs By stage for b'A''oH And fit
4sp M Paahoeue Accommodation.
$50 D m Babylon Accommodates
eSs (cc ard 10 n and $50 40 ,sd 30 h.r,
VALLEY s''l for H'HP;ris a. S6 sS,sI s.,,h.....
Tor nrber p.rueu.p see tine table
sTls uas sIl sOGsshse rsAaiSs JAY d lNL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

DROPERTY in the vicinity of Prospect Park
Fierent brown MANSIONS smaller HOUSES and
LOTs ior SALE Apply to 6. HARTB, No Pne-st, Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
OFFCE SCPEEvIsIys AkcHIrEor,t
WAsHrNGTON, May -. 1871. 5
PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW


STATE DEPARTMENT Sealed proposals. will be r,eyei M
Il O'Clock Of the d day Of June Sl az the ONCE u the SUPER
ysug Architect q tie Treasury Department o furnishing and tse
ing the site Of the proposed building all the dimension granite required
for exterior Of tie ne" s,ate Dartea. for Sheh about
viii h. required Proposals state The D1e yer cI.l;
whose dimensions do not exceed twenty cube e and TO
price exceeding twenty cubic iet ae
Of the cannot be gwen but VII
90 cubic stOIe 90 be Cusrrei aud delivered crut %
schedule Of NJ, sizes that will be furnished t contractor One ch
will be allowed dimensions each worked face o te snc
be ACCOMPANIED by sample block l. inches cube y
the granite proposed furnish. which De sound durable ~
aud good grain; free dsco0ng Other of @ 80
stances capable wthndug ;b acton Of the elem Mt @ %
fully By hulg aud from guarues cap Die ~
furnishing qusiy aud quantity desired within year cad nom
which has heilL use. M hrstcass i'ts
will how they the .Frf o. s"he
ami per deliver They WI also state -
average be- ohrei ron IN quarry
will be- except Or ts'ecs OF th GUAR
from which the stone Is proposed 90 be- fuusneL
All proposals be made The printed 1ru 70 e 'otl o ue
Supervising Architect. aud he accomplished BY penal bol ~ ne Il
of by dollars l bidder All eEeer ana pefon
contract AWARDED him. and give bond therefor ID We penn -l
one hund-ei thousand dollars 10000 and wand M lht lease
the quarr Government security for the lathG zero e
of the contract effect The failure 81 tt en cor
TO sfi- eass 20
Of the aud WorA az e cipee
Of tie coutrscto- IN Of such deiilt ,
The rIght 90 reject g. al bids ce-ed j. eserVeL ~
rclpssd a4 rEyr re- in"fsel Proposals
'o' N''-'' ''' -'' A. b. MULLETT.
Sri,s A-cht.ct Treasury Department. Washington D. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
fona 0slano Real estate for Sale.

CHEAP las will appear)-A FARM of 1876
" excellent sud-ahOut Is cleared residue OAR walnut and
Chestnut sprouts ~ Of heavy tbevth hous barn wen
Ac g. Beautifully located anil adjoining L. Railroad in lsp L. L.
200; residue long desired title
yeec all ncUmhanees. Address OWNLE 81 M
King. Tribune OBee-uO land broker intervening.
WOODCOCK SHO0TING.-FOr SALE, at
w Brdgehamp,on Long Island heqlses Of mile rom the De
pot hearing smell Of the Atlantic surf large t"Goy
DWELLING perfectly luh with wing double kitchens oalmgnes
Laundry paved esern-Bded appointment Ihe
large and perfect garden four Of meadow" gc acres o. pasture
AL nh. Ile pace
shaded be had furnished from top 10 bot
tom occupation and With valuable coupe ho
stock OF cost and wood and hundred
fowls There not immoral influence the village IL absolutely
er from muketoes This property is exceed
lney desirable gentleman who knows hoE 70 shoot Is IN the
whole coast ofNewouDdsDd and Labrador
matons and the sport IN the township IN
hsrr everv wear and IN sasonabe weather is uDequaed
Apply 10 (. W.. st The Tnbune Ofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
n, 400 DoWNLRemainder by install
7HEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
Counirp Real Gstaie for Sale.
AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
~ A - Hill 4

AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
N (ELM-ST AND ROUND HILL)
Arss COUNTRY ESTABLISHMENT be sold out to close
state rare chance to buy Of the finest estates il the
sioinity Of this noted Sumner resort
HOrSE-Feneh villa IS laundry and bathrooms cost
hud s26OOO and every modern, elegant and complete
GROrEDS-Fgh acres orchard hillside garden and lawn plenty Of
f-ut and running to house and stables
BUDNGS-Sbes barn car1agehouse, greenhoase ieehouse
he &c. alb spacious and convenient
previously disposed Of viii be sold al Auction on "EDNEoD
3lsi a O'Clock ?. m the premises
PhotogrsI infOI naLOn, property shown by
=. W. CLARK, KTecD<OT,
q Rorl NOthau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOt


n Of Chambest ana foot Of DIST, follows - ,oo
Through EXPRESS eave Chambersst at a. " M ':S
and : daily. Mes and improved Drawing Room f9aee,'
accomV thcughto Buffalo and SUSPENSION b1e
Hornei with magnificent Sleeping coaches running
through Cleveland Sleeping COACHES accompany he
IL Susquehsnua Bubsc the $3.50 W. IRAN rom
Suspension Bridge the from Ne"l0fA 10
Buffalo Suspension Bridge Cincinnati EmlgrsL Tran leaves
daily 6:l5 p. m.
For Por Jervs ard Way 9O0a m and $50
Way +7J0 $50 M ana, sundays
only $50 a m
For Otsvile and Way at 'll:3o m.
For Seebnrgl and Way, at go Z $3.50 and a:S r. nc
For suatm and Way, and p.
10 u 80 a. ';loi t40
6:l5 p. m and y midnight. 80. ,
Por ackensek ale and Spnng Valley at $500 and Y 49,
1850 500, $50 ami 6i5 and Thursdays and Sundays only at
ti2 midnight 30.
Por Fremont Evack Taman and WAY $40 l:N 1890
4l5 t4:o Sis and t6JO aud Saturdays only ~ midnight
Clanbest. bafhours leave
earlier than above Last boat from zst
B:l5 p.
Apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches for the checking and transfer Bag
gage left 24 $50 and 957 Basav 25
Chambers-si Fu,on Brooklyn 1 BrOadwsy
Deots q Chambert and foot Of 23f New
and Long Dock Depot jersey S and u the Agents al the
cpAl hotels. -, ,v, .r.-1.-L.l
sDay. tfoF fiermoIt auu NiacE fFo4 hacEehsack'
For HacktHsacs aal liilsiale on -
1. D. RUCKER Nav & WIN. X BARR,
Gepil STUNT lJTl Gen Pas,r At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
Citp Real gstdie for Sale.

A -MADIS0N-AV near FOrty-first-st-
N B1u DWELLING width all Cd
~ mi ysrnents and handsomely furnished AO list of houses for
AZ asisd gwen upon application 70 - -
v K STEVENSON SON, II Pine-st.
A FIFTH and EIGHTH-AVE. and BROAD
n WAY BUILDING LOTS, sngly and plots fronting and below
rt lots Msdsonve and the adjacent streets for sale
ny X STEv BNSON SON II PDe-st.
AN ENTIRE BLOCK of 40 LOTS, 10lst and
N d,ts % and 3sveS ior SALE bargain For price and
terss aVply 10 PAUL ~ SPOPFORD % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
Eertnres ano Alcetinas.

HISTORICAL SOCIEFY.-t
~ Stated viii be held at the Lby on TUESDAY B
ING June g. o'clock JAMES PARTON esq, viii read pfp
on The Pilgrim Fathers as Men OF Business I
ANDREW WARNER Recording Secrtart .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.


MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LNEo Gap, StrOusburg scranton
Burhamon, Syrac and Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
lepO IN York foot Of Ba7ca and foot Of Ch1stophers
II MINER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MOSDA1, MAY 1871
SOFA BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN wa Boonton Branch
directly through from EesYork OsTeo without change OF ears
connecting Scranton with and B. R. r. for Kingston Wsebae
Pt.st &c.
i5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denvfe with Boon
Branch Dover Chester Branch Waterloo WITH SUSSEX X
for Antoyer and Newton, Washington With the d. L. and W. IL
and OsWego and kaston with Legh VALLEY r. for all points
on that road .
1880 NJ. LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris
town. Dover, Waterloo HsckeoTn Washngon Phlpsburg
and Eason connects Waterloo with Sussex Railroad connects at
Phpsbug with Bel Del r. for Belydre Sc and at kason with
v K for Bethlehem Allentown Manch Chunk "sesbarre
Reading and Harrisburg.
400 p N BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, Paterson and
Boon0n directly through Bnhamton without change OF cars
stopping principal stations
4l0 RASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester X
r.. Waterloo with H. R. and at Eaon with L. v H. IL of
bethlehem. Allentown Reading Harrisburg and The West
3Op HACkETTSTOWN NAIL connects with Boortor 'nee
and Sussex Railroads. "a. ..
$50, and $40 p. N. -. -. .
For SUMMIT and informed stations $50 757:f5 9l0 1910.
and I2O 2.30. $40 4:lo. 300 and $3.50 M 40 - -
For ORANGE and S0CTH ORANGE, $50 7:5 9;Iu sf U;io
and t20 Ito $780, $40 42O $50 $50 b:Ut btV SO S:Io
For SEWARK at $50 1915 7i5 $40 $40 1910 1890
nd TO- 4:lO,
,20 So $40 500 $3.50 Geo '6:20 b40. 1900 $3.50 95i and
Has n m Trains marked stop At East Newark.
BLOOMFIELD aud MONTtLAlk, az 6:S,
s:4O and IIOO q and 2:oO, $3.50 50 $50 and p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
Doar0 ailo Rooms.

aSO WEST TWENTY THIRD-ST.- Supert
JC accommodations for gentleman and wife single gentlemen
8 Summer prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY ~ 1871.

p..Iger Station 10 EewYork Of snd
Four;haye. Entrance on Twenty -seyerih.si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
orYIcE og LieuTnorlE HNesEER. TILRD pIfTmcT,}

y
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LABOR
Tor FOJ NDATON ard PiFR OF LIGHT HOUSE on PEN lkLD
REFP Long island S,uld-s proposals viii be -d at this
Odc unt DAY = June G or The material an aSo
r he ,trctiou Of zrani foundation ard supporting nc
ng boat landing Lighthouse at Pnsed Reel Log Island
according plar and ct0ns % hc seen a. @ Or and
TO lilIers n rplcstion thenflr
Proposals be in i.Phae acompa'e - gaHnv daph'
.s and prutel CORY 81 t Advertisement attached 20 each rpOsAl
They must Be addressed = uLdeIus nloHei the sayeloae
and Labor Foundation and Pier OF Penaei
Rel Light House. 49,.
This 0fes reserves night rrt any II hd, should they DO
deemed disadysntsgeoas TO the United States
J. G. WOODRUFF
Lieut. Col Of Etg ineeri Rrgit ~ l.. H. nistdrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
Gouses ouo farms iDanieo.

I1ARM WANTED-AhOut 30 acres, with good
l. -. yhiu foes Of NeeY rk ezcs1ge o fne llolse
-. md, n BYo0kl5B. " A. ri LIND Co., Bettman H. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY DAY LINE-C. VlBBARD and
N DANIEL DREW from yestysi at $50 and 1hyiourhsL at
YOnkers. TarrytOgu. and Nvaek by ierry
Cozzenss Point Cornwall Nerbugh, Poughkeepse Cats
and HUDSON
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Giin l1foprrlp 10 fei.


no TTT-One of those small cosy, three
bigbtoop HCu rs Iorh side Of hast my
- rsr tue ya Home las al Tie mog hnRS'emeItS
FT-c4ss ghb"rho'd EeAt ioH 20 sO'' eN"N' WV ~ ' 49,
h 10 Iefoc; CRU"
Apply az 80. 2ol Cent cot
VNO LET-OFFlCE in The Tribune Buildings;
Te oaoe OF can be arranged for two ohoe gu second hoof
-. BAKPR GOODWIN
TU,Wo LARGO and three small OFFICES to
Int tr neW Marqusnd Buildings - and 81 LbeIysI terms
moderste Apply ~ tle Buldil~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06


The WEST SARATOGA and the NORrH-The old long estab
ei popr Evening Line Of Steamers leave daily, at o'clock from
new Per 10 49, r. vestyst below Jersey Ferry Fare 81 80 less
thar H. raIIrna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
New- gerscn Real estate for Sale.

TENhINS q " Il I, NtW- DIT IIbWICh, ". 90
Real Estate Auctioneer have for SALE COUNTRY
RESIDENCES HOUSES LOTS Tie character Of
tim can referring following gentlemen Gov
Randolph Ward senator Frenguysen William Freeman,
Hanover Bank John Hill President OF the Ma
tom Bauko New Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

NONTCLAIR.-Beauti BUILDING SITES
seres FOR SALE bv the owner l. s. HASKELL Orange, ~
Or HAZARD. APTHORP & Co. 10 Broadway, NY.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-02

The Piicayune has discovered mares
nest. 1t is enabled to discover IAN evi-
dcncc of Radical cunning" in the use, due
ring the last election, of certain letters to
Indicate 1.-The political complexion of the
party registering his vote. When some
undertook to say, before the votes were
counted after the voting, pretty correctly
what the majority might be expected to
be, the Democratic papers attributed
this pretended knowledge 10 stuffing and
stealing, and what not Now that the
murder is declared to be out, we suppose
the Republican party in the city and
State will hcnceforward be credited with
some-ingcuuity. For surely there is no
crime i'll knowing what complexion Of
politics man is, when he offers his vote.
But then is this story true?
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-02
HUNG0ROUs-
A DRUNKEN PROCESSION,

A merchant going home drunk, staggered
against telegraph pole.
BEG your pardon" said he, II hope no
difference. It's rather dark, and the street
is narrow, you see"
In a few moments he came in contact with
another pole te'f '. .'"
Couldn't help it, sir" said he, lifting his
hat. Il never saw such crooked lanes as
We have here in this city," =. g..
Again he ran foul of pole, this time with
such force it sent him backward ~ the
ground. .,.,f IL,
''LOok here, neighbor, you need not push
fellow down because he happened to touch
you; the road is as much mine as yours, and
I have as much right to be here as you
have, You old stick-in-the-mud
lie picked himself up, and made another
effort to reach his home, but he soon came
plump, against another pole. r.s "a 3a... 9
81 shant make any more apologies" said
he. If you get into the middle of the street
and stand in my way, that's your lookout,
and not mine"
Proceeding on his journey again, and be-
coming angry and dizzy, he seemed to be
enhngled in an memorable labyrinth of tele-
graph poles, which led him to make gen.
eral speech: 30 oa a.. aean
Gentlemen yOu are not doing the fair
thing. You do not give Il man chance.
You run from one side of the street to the
other, right in my way" ..r
Just then he met friend, and taking him
by the hand, he said:
"There is a procession going along the
street; they have been running against me
all the way from the club. knocked one
of the fellows down, and one of the fellows
knocked me down, and then q lot of them
got around me, and I believe they would
have licked me within an inch of my life if
You had not come to the rescue. Let us
get out of this street before tile procession
comes back, for they are all drunk"
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-02
STAGE AND Q'NEiLL
PATENT ATTORNEYS
AND
Dealers I'm all Of the NEWEST
and most Useful Patents
Of the agc.

We beg 70 call public attention to the fa'tshn
we are now prepared to fill orders for the A'''
novelties in the line ofpsiented goods and ."
constantly adding to our large stock, such ar'l''
les of real merit as the inventive spirit Of Inc
age produces, and the progressive temper Of tns
times demands. The Southern Country ssfeo'
ally, needs these abor-saying inventions; to o'f
friends in the country We extend an invitation
call and examine our stock of HOUSEHOLD AND
FARM UTENSILS.
Inventors can obtain information through ou'
Agency, of the course V be pursued in obtaining
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r1cz, Government fees, &c, &c.
Applications made, and Caveats filed, spe''n''
and effectively through our office. AND AT ir''
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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-02

tbs. He was immediately employed to
sample cotton by the lea(aisg merchants
Of st. Louis, and gotta High reputation
for integrity besides amassing a little for
tune Of $a5,0O. He sampled in I'll BIG,
ITO bales at five cents per bale and had
he remained d slave, most of this would
have gone into his Owners" pocket.
Honest, worthy old Jack" exclaims the
The 81. Louis Democrat, peace to his
ashes.'
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-02

R1-Y esterday the case of Civil Sheriff
c. s. Sauvinet against the Bank" coffee
house, for refusal to accommodate him,
lie being man of color, came up for
trial in the Eighth District Court. Coun-
sci for the defendants made several OBJ
jections which were overruied by Judge
Dibble, but on IL challenge of the panel,
on the ground that "the Sheriff of the
Parish of Orleans is party to and in.
tcrested in the suit, and therefore panel
of jurors drawn by him are incompetent
to try the case" the Judge decided that
1.-The jury should not he drawn by party
Interested" The Coroner viii be order
ed to draw fresh LIST for the suit and
il al probability we shall soon have. this
suit in Court on it's merits. as =
1t is plain that the only hope of defeat-.
ing the objects of what is known as the
Civil Rights Bill is in creating all the
embarrasslnents possible. to Il fair trial.
The time however is marching on" with
certain tread, and the period is not dis
tant when any persOn.may as freely pur-
chase the articles offered for sale in
drinking and eating saloons, and all such
places of resort, as he can now purchase
dry goods, or any Of the wares and mer-
chandize offered for sale in places of
business. the absurdity of endeavoring
to connect either one of these acts, with
"soci!l equality" is SO transparent, that
we regard it u waste of time to dwell on
il here. - I'D.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-02

Slavery is dead, but the prejudice
against color still survives, even at the
North. In Toledo, Mr.. Garland II.
White, q colored citizen, has brought
suit against the Board Of Education for
excluding his daughter from tn. school
of his ward. He is N owner of real
sstaAe to the, amount Of $4,000, on
which he is taxed for the support Of
schools and the erection of buildings !;
and he says that tive nearest colored
school is so far from biz residence that he
has been under the necessity of employ.
ing private tutors for his daughter, who.
he alleges, is in every respect qualified
for admission to the ward schSol It is
hoped tl,et he may get verdict which
shall vinAicsts his rights and shame out
Of existence the spirit Of easte.-N. l..
TrI une. ., lo