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New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
rroposals.
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oYFICE CuRT QUARrERH.sTsR FIssr QUaRrERuAsrsR.i
DIsrRcT, NEsYoRg CrrI jane 10, 1911.
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with o
- COPY Of attached 10 edch invited ard Will 10
received this Oce ual y H. Juy II for supplying this Do
pertinent with tie following namel quantities OF FUEL more or sa
Fort Courabu. n Y HabopSsoOOO lbs Stove aud 2sisO "a
Tor Wood Y Harbor22SoO lbs Stove snd 90 so hs Kss
Tor Hamilton y. y HarbOr 1000 Bs stove, 10000 B% Esn
Fcr wai.worth n Y HarbOrCOOO . Stove 90 bA Sus
pafds island r. Y HaborF1ocO s M, and 2eoO h. Ess
The Coal is 70 be delivered te ysris places provided for Its
eepon respective Pt and tie trimming mast Be done By The
Deyees nus, uh tires and sh 9asaies may bs
required by tie Quarernsstff 9 Department
PAYMENT Dc EewI0k City according % the veht
No bd any party Who has heretofore wit
drawn or Is ei 10 fuIGn his contract
Bsni forms Of Proposals procgei a tbs oace
bid he accompanied BY gsntee sge W Two respens
sy viii become saess a eqasl ur,h the hs
contract Cor lie faith inl execution ol the ssme
The responsibility VI the susranOrs ae o certified 70 BY u Dis
No h Mi Ie entertained made aecorlans with
ADVERTISEMENT bidders VII have the privilege of being present tie
opening of he lids.
B lie made nj will cptertslned for
The Government the ngh Any M bids anisx
the DEP en 20 accept such portion o
bid than for Post ttai may be deemed q advantage 10 ils
Propo mas he lriord Proposal, r Co sul ,'iresf, As
unl.rrei 10 whom cation ou'i b. lrAc r o'hsr
b erief Of brs,dt M'gr-oeasta. RUFUS lSGALLS,
Coo cd al ~ Slant Quart rr atsr0crerl
w. y. bA4Cii- -LDLk,
MAJOR sE4 0GAllerussIsr Z. V. n
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
LIVE SrnCK MARKETS.

Arrivals 0ay, - earoos o S
bead Coigr Of which ever usai TIE mAiAe o "
-rorrss. gfcssa and tr,de 0uL
bANBsReCeints to-day 1902 viz: ~ carr FOtt-
shst aud each CHu0ipaw and forie.hst harkt sloS
OF in yce with lower TuI1{ for sheep tme poor
tesp ven so at 4s ine s6o lambs ere Iery ,eins ~
lc Sales at Foryc Shthst, hy
Haae Eot q oho heeP 81 % ~ u iC5 10 and 20 20
nj 0c % DO 62I d. lode; S5s o. T., lie, Ma Al do 6S D.
It's - -, "a. -, ~, !, ,4., ,.-h, "a ~
1le co., 20 h. lee. and 62ststa, ~ 70, lllc
IS u sheep - y, az osc AZ State lAnOs - ID
ri. ard q ,l ga fs, 10 -c -.
A rite h-st Jldj Co sold o9 Ohio sheep sl u, st3se
yeBWe ii hi OAo 80 TO- at SO and lambs 81 70, at
3sc - oc, .. o.,.
Al Consul raw PlcceS so i2S fress and prime 81. 70 one
a. 81 E y bs % !c, ard - DiaNare do, - 10 at lie
-gs-c & Co sold d. Jersey larahs 3. ., az lie
and lambs erected n Cfinnnn1W ootVs
noGy-hrya's go 2i FOrca and 4 a. Cntlnui
steady Yesterday az 3 1otc or
aes live gestetdl ForhL, cars al 80 Ct cars @' ~"
a sl al al deeka al
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORECLOSURE


Dc s4'Ts T11 T's @ & f s S':; s:l.. :, !; s., ' @ css
Ssrc.ry ss Csars respcc,;vel, wherein NATHANIEL A. COW
, IA IsSR R sR and ioIi1LtS R1iLRoAp coIhASY .d
ihr FREMONT LIMA sni UNION RAShAoAD COMPASI are De
said Courts respectively aHy sgpsd for that Purgos
AL s at puahs aoci's s q, sgse ede, M 0a y py,os s
Coeny oho tie s.b day Of Jay, s se'weea f5s
kosrs O'Clock aad 0oes Of said dy, tho Si0Shs
TIE RAYs o ihe "a Lake Louisville Railroad Company
e,fer % All win the owu Of lshvile unity In Llama
10 and min the tpwn Of Fremont sadasy County Ohio ncusny
eof The rad he'd ecO the sa2ersue'urs al
o rean h water and her shops and the lsHs
ard roau. cnnecsr teewh 40 al npneb used
prsFd he ts bereR snA 10 c"nsrosrs ans maessU
e,s. IrS su sSar,s Of steysT Ss Or nStare
Asd grupd e teesn uso prcvie to be se in ope
Ing belonging aid CempaHy sHi s supphes ased
o. provided sei ia ooes9s ad road shesyer s,uts
,ss ccnpsSy with all h,nels. f,rei inclars The franchise
q 'ad Co"psS !N GS saa sc, To- ssSr,Ss
az st mart thereof between TIE Cogbus ard ldspapol
C; kaT% II Osn'as "a s s fS0S 5o, es Geoss
NJ DAVIS ,ee and to tse nghs o. NE PaT1e @ ~ we poses @
r Aforesaid the said premises be nst so'a or want o. oaSe
then the VIII at tho same tine ana place pe eH
P m Of at part hrreof within the state Of Oae etier
, within sSd fra tbs Fremont aforesaid to the "e
s said stao ,. s gH0, ,,.,s G Il 'i he p' si,,s q
ind s es.eudnS sid state Inns The line Of se GO aaos ns
lsnerc s C@H r H'S ,s ET saa Gd oa F
In VI iasnalA city asl w.s the oSa o. Rslye a.ofea
Ss 1e =, H. nv Of oceussncy ,e5ef - sfr~hl.
M b decree the ss he wade to ee sret 70 the oG VI
conf nei so' aside o Cause sna 70 Oe'
Tivc per cert Of tSe rur money be pad baa q tie tue Of
Of premises be delivered full syHeH AAo " "
F " IN SrbsT pcun t.Dce Is made to sad o record 10
s Nobn District Of oho a9i TO copy aee9i IN 'ae DEUS VI ~
usie sned At FeEo3t oiGyane ~ ~ ~ . Couuissozer
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
cgIrAcO LIVE sroCK aARYRT-Jrxr q.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK mARKET-JCNE a.
Roc. 70. tree daysT(s0 Cat 1913 Hos 225 sheep C4tte
t1 rnt lower ea ls. week C,fEl4oa 70 fair ~ 20
elm 10 60 ID 50 z60S5 O. Prime u CL0e slipping - "a -
ctFe and bm espca for smooth lglt Rtsts Of ~ i91
- o the range Of qasine. sheep aiJ D4' ile demand IL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
RORsE IND CARRIAGE MARKEE

NEw-YoRK, "Wednesday, June a. 1871.
Quietude reigns supreme in the horse mar.
ket and the places that lately were filed with the ousts
and activity OF energetic business stil and
sonber as Oliver Godsmlth's Deserted Village" with
the exception chance sale for the sake Of variety
among which nOhce the sale at private stable OF
team OF handsome black road horses for 5000.
Business In the carriage market remaining the seiNss
and nothing especially Interesting having ranspredt
we can only reiterate what have 40 oon SAID, yzi
that business in all branches is moderately active.
Calvin Witty, at No. G3s Broadway has sold nnhes
of carriages OF various sorts at good prces, and ot
dealers report business good and there Is no yisibd
prospect Of the market changing for the worse naed
aiely.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
DOMESTIC MARKKTs.

PnpyrrHI, Juae2Cotton stock scarce iug Upsals 2lc
sS sSs5 G Is B zsS IS s5 E s IS $685. @ Extra Family
sas. y @ iSs ss SP. 6so T9ss W dull .d sst Red Western
A@ee, , 81 t Ry. Beg ia g TO- a 6 Cois very 3e dS
sngar very queti Fair Good Refining Goss5 ersss t%
Porto Rice 4SaSo Res OT SatS S 2ia5s S9 &
% s.sT ssSa s1d dss5S rs15oT'V %.s gs { s & ' A''
lsr and Z Is Is for BoaSe Est wheat quiet milwaukee Cub
81 a. Cors da sales 5o lush nigh Mixed 65 and l29 bush
& Sys and m Pes, 2 fu; Nm Cen fss hS S sbo Is saa SEQ
a7 aud hiidnEt 2Oaa per qasEty. Hghwies Soc
SHn fTeishtsc ~ G on 90. % oNlSs " 70 y I "a t he Had
s, soc s MAssi IS ts S teISr SSi IS to pS9p Rs@.y
iS9 bush Wheat 9 zoo bush Cen - 600 feet I9aSer Shipments
yaUe au; ssTa9e - ss opSs S S:s E1
re white 75077e Oas quiet 6nner at 81 y Hay
5go Choice s25os2 Perk dm slG BacCs qus and fSTsri
7Ied 5ie Lard steady Tee IClallei ksg ltal' - ~
sisa.c Coffee sisgnsn. EIchAlge-SterIns '' New
1nssST June 2whet more seyei bush Amber state
sssf' e 70 and 10s ss parcel DsB a 81
Corn fEn at Ja7Se o Far TO Cnoee hg aiIel
ssTed barley > 5a*l % and I4Ts at ~ oa 81 g cash ash
sae ssiy saies-C6essS a66c State s7d6a White Oae
CTSo;sSST Jane 3i-Coon demand Midings,
.gS2osem All Flour lou dun ana Inei fs1ai Bs Ni5e I' 4Ss no
Ss; Sss oscsi quotation. for E Rel Winter q @ Corn slys
9 s1b '' @oidrsts demand 52G5ic Pok dun sad ghoss
L' ss1 S9 aad % gosrRS s @ s IS Sd8 sns au Ht .n
s dsclD shouers 6tc Clear Rib sides, 8tc Clear SIDE
I Al SO Live Hogs dull and unchanged Tobacco in good de-
ssS At a prces sales 2 WHISKY Dan and unchanged ese
CVicaCo June 2-FOur du Wheat queti No Spring oecnoi
e; 81 26s closed qt at II 25S is in TIE 1ser
sciye No. MIei, 81 d53 etDi d
0i Oats au closed $Sic Rye s0l No az 'SgI4e
ba lev du No HghSnes quiet Lnd steady ~ we fok
steady; ) Mess sIs y. Lard. 9}c CASH ss@IOc June.
Dr ssei Meats nomnAH unchanged Live Hogs active a. - y@
al 25 Cattle qae steady 81 lzGs5 S Resept'ZStO se
Flosr 200O bssh Corn 1000 bush OtiS iO
RE bush BsIley and 400 Hogs ShpmeE1e"s gs;
bnsh Wheat L35y0 bash Cofh OV OSh fe, ts
Freigbts steady, Corn 10 Buffalo, 5tc
dull pnees Ceclhea
s4c Pour very demand exceeds sgppy Family ktIa 20 90
Wkest frm ri 55d65e Mees hmef al z5c ces
sred Monday. fire. and In demanei 'Se eheii.d
snd ssekd Oats quiet st 63c Rye fpet a. u.
Moss Pork, fl3 81 LaiPfne Lf
eroe ana Ia lle BscogslouIIs Sci Clear I'm Sides 'ci
lss ss sc Bus quie,, and c less tsan bacon Nh
uu at Tobacco sss 20 hh Lnss, 30 -9@
Is Low t0 Medium I1af, 50 7sc ; r.
BsyYAIo June n-Rece ptl 800 Ibis Flour 20 goo hush Wheat
,e OQ0 bUh CON bGs1 Oats ShImeltll6 DO bash Wheat
ise Qe0 bgsh Com. 390o9 bosA Osis FEegs;s- "sest
fOet Corn o.; Oas, g., to New-ierE. Flour hrn
wheat unsettled and HouiooL Corn qs.eti qushieii qua i
IN the ps Of those trve closing ceh gn1
eGTy: slss 31O'9 No. MIXED Western at tJ g63ic 1855
Al Western arrive. a SIC Osts o.
80 81 tsh Western &c. Rye negiec.e PORK oTeri sl+ ~
fsl hesyy Ne.s Lori lOc. Hghwiue5 dGil at 5c
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
RFCFlp,rS OF Produce.

Pc North Yesses 0Sd RfiyoaGs
Nr psgz Ashes beeswax 5Ois bales Cotton 80 bgs
n Seed f1 Sks. Seed Neal 23 b5s. Cotton seed OIL 7
. Dried Fruit s55 bo9 Eggs, 1901 b5s Flour 1880 bash
s. bssh. Oats ZiSl bush Barley sO
po ,s b6 al so bags Meal bales Hemp 3hales Hops
80 n ss qIS haps Hides G Pigs LEAD, R,4l SIDES Leather 20
S 3, b5. RoSa Ia pkgs Cut Meats, 6lt psg Lard Ss9
Ss an So pkl, Seara 3S5 pkgs Better bVy ps On csc ~
80 ,s ~ psrs Hoe - his N o. Sugar 2s5 pSg Ssrch,
i5 So skins "a b Tobacco 6)1 pEs Tobacco, 's' DD- "y
l0-4 bales " ool 632 slabs s,ci.er
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

sopvot lime 2l-Cotton oue Midflings l}i Iecrs
~ b, sIpcrscOasse Us lsles ssIes ~ bss stock, iS-S
BALTIMORE June 2Cotton quiet bot srm; Mf2gs rialS.c
receipts 21 laes; W basi e1Vo-cOastwse l5 baies
s4leJ, ~ bsies; stock 1880 bales
SAvAssAn Jane 2lCotton teaDg iownwar M1dl1s i 720
net receiDfs G bes C6 bales; stock, $3.50 YES
gEw-0RLKAYs. June 2Coon lm for higher grates MfInss
2l z2c; receipts I0J bales; gross liza baesj sales, 500
tsles: stock II. go bales
VLwNGTON jane k-Coton erm; M5ings PEE net receipts
aies; exports-ooastse. IL bsies; e61 bales
b0srOy june 2Ce5Ca 6ali Adllngs, 2c receipts
bales; sees 20 baieg stock. 4,5e0haieN
GALvEsrOS 2l-COton weak Msdngs I5ic.i me-
bslesi erpgrsto l5l6 laS Sales iC0 bale;
tto,k. - 213 bsies.
CHARLysrON, JBne 2Coyou dui Msdmgs 2el 12ic.;
E5BrLE Jane 2-Cott,a elsei; Bl0 9,e net receipts 122
balce sales 100 baest stock, H,3li bahs.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
THE NEW-YORK
VIADUCT
Railway Company.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, a. Oakley Hall,
William NJ Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Morton,
James F. d. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin Osgood, William T. BlodSett,
William Butler Duncan, Richard OGorman,
John j. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William R. Travers, Edward d. Wesley,
Joaenh Selirman, Manton Marble,
Pichard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston,
Henry Hilton.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

py rhoht, Of the Directors Of THE sBwYoRK RAIL
WAY COMPANY conformity with the terms the Ae Of fncer
pcraon ths respect tie undersigned Commissioners On Stock sao
npou give public for and behalf Of the Dreeto and OF
M Company Of Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
will be opened on WEDNESDAY the twenty eighth day June Instant
At the following places in this City, viz;
Baking House Of Duncan Sherman Co.. NO III nssah.t
Banking House the Bank Of the Metropolis No. 81 Union
square
The Company authorized TO construct two viada Railways OF
through NewYo the east aud west sides thereof
ssng point ChGmberss, between Broad
way Chahms also across Harlem River and through West
chester COgnty with power 20 BULL alOnh lines Of railway Or
branches. from time 10 time In sny Of the City Wesehes'ef
County The property acquired by the COmfs1y exempted from
All during the period allowed for the final completion
railway la the city The Mayor Aldermen. and Commons Of
EevYorh authorized and decte with the approval Of the Ccmn
the Sinking Fni to subscribe for Eve millions Of dollars Of
ssk Company nhereer million Of dollars thereof has been
sobed for by private parties This conditional snount Of stock hss
been wholly subscribed for and taken BY the Directors Of the Company On
the completion either Of the line. Of railway the line Of fwes.ehee
COUNTY Supervisors that County authorized 10 ae the bon
Coan the supersOr shall deem eIpeent
Ia Aid tho construction extension Of the nsay In ard hEosgh
that County proper equalization Of the Interest d shareholder
who NAV and p at different times the Directors are
authorized to scrip for interest such paym~a pa5sbe ont O
the earnings
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

QrAKTsanisTER's 0uIcE U. y. ARnrl
PHIIADKLPHIA, Penn jane Il, 18Th
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, will
= be received Office until ~ oek noo1 SATURDAY July
bgng snd Oneah I'D story Stone Lodge, at the
cIinan,r Cont. House (va) National Cemetery
sspsrsie building this Lge OF bfeE are ae invited
se Proposals will also received al this Office, 81 the time,
G bnng Stone Brick Wall sni Iron srgs with one double and
~. e Iron Gate tho esbuIg A) National Gem
n m. ~ Yer linear foot nnl LI w he that does
moi f5ra tj requirement The rbb resulting ra the
ioa ff lie walls foundation ~. Tho Lpise to he removed 0n
De cro elct Ceetcrr Il ihc rKns u! he gucesn ber
Pns ecc Gcsious. ma tirk forms 10. hs ~ b. hn,hi npon
.onII,,t. al 90 de uuder..ted HENRY q. HODGES
Ua!st GGi Qaarlvrnsster Y. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
puILADgLPnTA LIVE STOCK MARKE

There demand This beef tc, su4 l.yh lead
were sh on dic s fI 10 coed cattle ani d fgr few choice
~ " snf Pcunyana sf sod al u " Common
.ie sod o. from q 70 CSC q n, as 70 quaty
quite the reached 70
"a pnoes Il from a 20 5lc. = n gT0s.
I-oGsft- better fcefng the dealers IN Hogs, an
@ syaei; 3C0 head, from sc 80 10 81 IS
y s5 q
cg-Tfre charge this market; sales - 230 hesd
~ cci % from 30 each according 70 qualify ud con
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
5auinss Banks.

5auings Banks.
A TLANTIC. SAVINGS BANK,
a cHArHAMsovaRs AND NEW BowERr
% sa Per- f,' ceS' s'O'f ss,ss. s% slSSsd I'''''''
Money deposited Hov ,o.u rsectyt
| EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
II Cor sir,b-aye snd Twenty thrd.t Boots's BunnS
o.: ts, from 10 10 N . NJ and ou ai'y Wednesday snd
SSe, -. 70 p.DSst;TT,I DOs.; -
a. s. S. rs%Ss a !, D,Hi 1o @ ysT, S, p' ia
h'' 'p''''' ''' VIII ~'' '''''''' @a NJ GILES Pr,.dsp.
bI.cs B,nrsrr Secretary.
| INSTITUTION for the SAVINGS of MER-
CHANTS S "a No p 3 si 5 sss psy.
JUL IL @ fl l s n rate, six PER GRST PER s.
"a S Tss & s ed S! re-
METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK,
w N'' dhSsGE { "a EHIFpaSEs dF hoURss NJ l.
Prom and ,ner July l thi, BANK WILL Bg OPEN DAILY
1T 70 from T: e. osbs A % ESSESbi aSESasS and ana
VADA' N' 'A''''' - '''''''''' y BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK
Open daily sS ''sa MONDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
STs&sF Sfs SiS PEA tRyr COMMENCING ON TuR FIRST OF
cH4RGEs k GRAHAM Pre.idsa.
O. II. BsssDrCr, Secretary. -
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
pIyIpRSp%S ,lS' sE5aEAsSUAI Dy6Es1 It ao O,srH
PER CBNI all un' from sSto s9 VIII Dc paa On
aoSEi DEPoTED o, or before sO Of July viii da" IN
BANK open d.Iy from 10 A. NJ. NJ, also on MONDAY WE'D
ERsDAY AID SATURDAY EVENINGS from 8 % oc'ocs
JOHN HOOPER President. JAMES o. BENNETT Secretary
| DEOPLE's SAVINGS BANK.
lli6 Boadxay between TNentysrh srd Twenty yseyenthb
The Hter.s, the o. SIX PER CENT PBE
AENUM all cattle! thereto the afsi day July will be paid
An rret no; called for will deposors scsount ami
will draw interest tho deposit of ysy l. - -,
FRBDK OLNSTEAD Freshest '
| CHARLIE. T. RODGERS, Secretary.
| TEHlRD AVENUE SAYINGS BANK,
Conner Third aud Twenty srb-t,
| EEw-YoRk, June 20, ISL
INTEREST Interes. sI Fer CeGt PEI
all from TO IS 900 will be paid on and ae the Third
| Monday h July.
Interest will be s account, July and sTn be Istei
| a. deposits -
Bsnk open daiIy rom to m Monday WednesA
| and Saturday Evenings from TO Oeocs . , -
VNHIRD AVENUE SAYINGS BANK-Corner
| MONEY DEPosTED now WILL DRAW INTEREST Fk0M
JULY l. sI pr ne paid al 'front.' 81 to IS COO
Irving Savings Institution,
| No. 90 wARREN-sT., NEw-YORK.
SIX PrR CENT INTEREST allowed all Deposit, male
from july Bank open daily from 10 to H.
| WAITER W. C0NCKLIN. President.
| VASDBRBiLTL Il. BUXTON, Secretary.
National Savings Bank
| THB PREEDMAYs SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY.
(Cherterei by the Government Of the United states
| No: 1S5 BLEBCKER-sT., NEW-fokk.
| Interest from date Of deposit SEND of Circulh'
| An deposits payable DEMAND. with interest dns.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
nrFFALo LIVE srOCK MARERr-Irsr .

DUPFALO LIVE STOCK AARkEf-JrSE q. 49,
Cattle gaTEe active az nc 4t nOd Yesterday l2+j hed
sneet RrdFs follows: zJ sns ia TO- +5 90 i2co -,
20; l0 n 90 1857 b 5 9i 6l N 80 S1i no Ohio
t.i4 Z ll2I Il. 90 llJ1 IT,
gic gar syersge ll5 ID, i2li "A Missouri l2 d,
u; a. Texas average lg5HlO3i -, IS ~; % Illinois.
90 rage ll2l D. 81 S eheeY-Ile supply nrsf Weston aai
lower ic = % sees made OF Ohio Sefgg %
40 n, $s 87t a 81; s5 Indiana, syseng 50a0 o., stD
~ 81 4T3 Iuspa lambs a-erge 60 D . 87. II Canada fs,
tJut0 II q 75c$a Hogs dull but iI 40 heii
~ PHI -
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
Proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, No. 237 Broadway
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Pro inclosed


ITO TRACT0RS.-Proposals inclosed in
bidder nior.cd thereon AIf THE NUMBER or THE WORK
day July 1871 ut,l o'clock A. b., for the following sork;
i-Foi paving Broome between BrosdUay and Ceatret with
Belgian pavement and laying eTowaks at the inrseeung streets
For paving Bsyart between Bower and BIer With Bssn
qairsi - -, p,,.,.,
pavement and laying eoss"as at the eseeg streets where To-
FOr paving Thirty ,onst from secoud,7e to River with
Belgian pavement aud laying crossSass at the nersens ses
S-Tor paving Forty aht from Second ave River with Bel
gn pavement and laying eroSaAs at the Interesting streets "e %
quisd. u,,, -. "A. p.,
pavement aud laying croswaks al iEe nirSeens sHees
F"For paving PyeyenhA A. from Eighth Snbsve, with Bal
gan pavement. and laying eroswks at the heeuD e's ""e
-Por paving Astopaee from Fourth 20 Broadway With Bel
gn pavement and laying eoSsgss 81 the me'socns e' "
DIR paving Eghh Fourhsye 10 Rsiwsy win Besan
pavement aud laying crowsks at the ineetas s'e "hee "
e-Por sewers IN sIyfrst .d Sixty seeoD from Boulevard to
Fof sewer 10 s, om Avenue io Fr''
-Fcr sewer IN One Hundred aud TSenhfdt from A'eAue
5~For outlet sever Hundred sDi Bisf nsn Hudson
branches and one Hunid and eh sni ohe uu'u anu
setsns I, N s.va, in s,vsnhs from First Ttiri-aye
5-Por underground drains between Ss'e8ihfa Aed hgh
rsalains grading curb gutter aud tagging LerHStous
5Fop curb gutter Tagging Tp'a'e, from Thrhd to
0PoT asssns onehundre from Third to
is-For tagging Finy4nln,ht, from Ninth to Te7ihsye
?o-for sassng diyhi,sst isoM % h,Iii b' ~ S,5stst
2Por furnishing tho Department WIN 'asis OAsn iea' aho 'oei
bsk om or proposals Tie -eS6Hors sui noeecr', the proper
Envelopes veh iaoe hs hds ad ilr information dc
"I S..YoG sS s !.a.'sL june a. is si wIsM ~ TwlE6
Coansicnes Ol Public wOrsa
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
RECEIVERS SALE
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
Committee on Bgidpss ard Furniture Of the Depart
msp Public INSTRUCTION oee the Clerk q said Depsrs3.
eosr az Grand aud E-ss until WEDNESDAY June 4 and nat
ocloci m for materials for tie alterations repairs 1r
nitue and painting Grammar Schools Nos 50 and 81
Plan, and he At the oee OF the superintendent
Of buildings and Repairs Nc. lie GIanist, tara hosr
TI successful bidders will be held strictly 10 the ee allowed or ne
eonon OF the each contracts each proposal mast eoa'an NE
names OF two responsible and approved suretes , 80
The Com reserves reject oral Of the proposals
tLAtm ee e0"''e" LORIs IYGBRsOLL,
SAMUEL A. LEWIS.
FRANCIS A. PALMER,
Committee on Buildings, &c
n.iel Eew.York. Msy 81 ISTl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01

I Il
ALovER IN Observation-Disclosures 'he
Post office have no doubt noticed very
important looking person thereaDouIs loE
the past few weeks. His headquarters
were in the southwest window Of the
Lobby, and his principal business walking
in and out OF the Office and ieignlng to de-
nosit some very business like documents
in the letter box, or, entering empty
handed, to come out on the steps with
such a document and bracing himself
against pillar, seem to be very busily
engaged in reading it. Come to examine
closer, however, one could sec that this
business like document WAS nothing more
than a German Almanac Of very ancient
date, and that the reader had only one
eye on It, whilst the other was looking ai
the window OF . manSion near BY, where
the form Of his loved one OGlen appeared,
For some days back this gentleman
whom we will call Butcher, has even
yentured so far as TO cross the threshold
of her whom he adored. She has not "a
vored his advances, limiting to him in
sundry ways that he was not an accepted
suitor. AIDS
Butcher chose inoppOrtune hourS
Tor his visits, too, as Oft times bucket OF
dirty water would accidentally fall from
over the door just as he was making his
exit, Yesterday the affair came TO TO-
us. Butcher in a tit Of mad despair,
called upon the lady once tooOl(en. In
abOul minute and half after entering
something might have been seen emery
ing from that door at . rate Of speed
precluding the possibility OfTccognizing IT,
Upon landing in the gutter it Was found
to be Butcher, and Butchers hat
and cane, as well as the German altman
&C, They were all there, but In a 'some'
what soiled condition. A halfhOur aller
we saw Butcher coming out Of SilyeyS
drug store with about three,q quarters of an
acre Of court plaster distributed In skill
full manner over his countenAnce. We
remarked to Butcher that she was "a
fine woman" he said he only had very
slight acquaintance with her.
Alas for the rarity
OF Christian charity
Under the sun"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01

THE CmcUs-The great European
Circus Of Messrs. Smith & Nathans gave
two performances on the Island Yester.
day afternoon and last evening. About
10 o'clock in the morniugR grand parade
through several Of tAs1spthcIpal streets
was made, and attracted The attention Of
thousands along the roulS%Il was re.
marked on all hands that no such display
had ever been witnessed In this city. The
turnout" was really magnificent. The
"horses and their riders" were gaily ca.
parisOned, the wagons, gorgeG and ev.
erything pertaining to tic establishment
appeared to have been prepared regard
less ofexpense. by two O'Clock the par.
adG was over, the great tent pitched, and
all the arrangements for the first perform.
ance completed. Long before the hour
mentioned hundreds Of people had cross.
ed the bridge and were waiting for the
doors to open. When the curtain was
raised that persons might pass in, there
was rush, and In less than half an hour
nearly every seat was filled. The exer.
ciSes consisted OF the usual leafs Of horse.
manship, interpreted with songs and
Jokes by q first class clown, and the per.
iormances of trick mules and ponies. A
cage Of four large lions was Oh interest.
ing feature Of the exhibition, and the large
audience looked on with great anxiety
while the keeper entered their den and
fed them on raw beef. We confess We
had rather not have any Of that in ours,
nor do we believe that one In the crowd
would uare to duplicate the performance.
In the evening the canvas was sgaln
well filled, and the programme OF the
afternoon reproduced. Everything passed
of pleIlBantly. We heard no reflections
cast upon any one connected with the es.
Enlistment Good order was observed,
and the European Circus was in high
favor with those who had attended its ex.
hibitiOns here. The promises made on
the posters were kept, and NeSsrs. Smith
& NatlIans voted A No. 1 In their line Of
business.