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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
NEW BUILDINGS.
NEW ORLEANS CREDIT FONCLER
ASSOCIATION.
ofsce-Eo. 46 OLD LRvEB STREET.

Ofice-Eo. Is OLD LEVEB STREET.
Buildings constructed by the association In ten
months work ended December 81. 1872:
One house cornor Dauphine and Deslonde.
One double tenement house on Gasquet street,
between TOnt and hocheDlaVe.
One house on Eighth street, between Chippewa
Que double tenement house corner Palmyra and
one house on Q1od street, between St. Bernard
one recond nouse on Girod street, between St
Bernard and Annette ,
One house on 81. CIauue sITeet, Oet"oen hoF-
lerec and Columbus
oGe double tenement house on Elysisn Fields,
between Girod aud St John Baptlst;
One house corner Solidelle and st. Anthony
streets.
Two brick houses on Rampant street. between
Clouet and M3ntegut.
one double tenement house, corner Of Claiborne
and Bayou road. ,>,. 49,.
corner Deery. 49,, $780,.
bet ween First and Second.
one two-story house, with an iron veranda In
trent, on Greatmen stfeeI. oot"Seh hhSnleh anu
One house On St Bernard street, between Good.
children and Morales
Lapeyrouse street, bet ween Broad and White.
one house on First street, between Claiborne and
Willow.
One house on Gqsquet street, between Roche
blave and Dorgenoi5.
one house on Carondelet street. between Fou-
cher and Amelia.
One house on Live Oak street. between White
and Seventh.
One house on Gasquet street, between Derbigny
and Roman.
One house on Egania street, between Casacalvo
and MoTeau.
one house on Gravier street, between Howard
and Ere ct.
one house on Abadie street. between Tonti and
RnCheblave.
One double tenement house on Rampant street,
between CottO n Press and St Ferdinand.
Que house on Seventh street between st. Denis
and st. Patrick.
One two-srory building Greatmen street, be-
tween Clouet and Louisa.
one house on Now ST. Bernard, between Force
and Virtue.
The object Of this association is TO enable per
Sons of restricted means to become owners of u
home by paying small monthly installments equal
to n rent At the same time the stock of this
sociation is fully guaranteed by first mortgage,
with vendors privilege all the properties sold
by the said association
For inquiries persons may call at the Office, No
46 Old Levee street, from a. N. to P NJ.
az cod I'm,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

tyoUEsr.-Yesterday evening Coroner j.
N. Folwell held an inquest on the body OF
Thomas MeagLer.
The deceased, cook on the boat, was
wounded in an ARRAY on board the
steamboat City of Quincy, lying at the
head of Girod street, by Bob Powell,
deckhand, on the morning Of the thirteenth
instant.
Meagher remained some time on the boat
in the care of his friends, but was after
ward removed to the Charity Hospital,
where he died yesterday morning.
The jury found that the deceased came TO
his death from external hemorrhage, caused
by an incised wound in the left shoulder,
severing the principal artery, inflicted by a
dirk knife in the hands of Robert Powell.
Powell has not, as yet, been arrested
having made his escape at the time Of the
stabbing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
NIacheIh.

Two bright particular stars on the same
stage at the same time do not often scintil-
late before New Orleans theatre goers. But
Monday evening will witness such an event,
as Macbeth" will be produced at the Va
rieties Theatre with Mr.. Barrett in the title
role and Miss Charlotte Cushman as Lady
Macbeth. While the Neg AeritieS of Miss
Cushman is her greatest character, her Lady
Macbeth is represented By the press to
greatly excel the ordinary approximations
of that role Charlotte Cushman and Law
renee Barrett, they will fill the house, sc
seats should be secured at once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

Miss Charlotte Cushman will render her
great impersonation of heg AerrilieS, in the
musical and romantic drama of Guy Man
nering," at the matinee to-day and this
evening. Next Monday evening MAC
beth" will he produced, with Charlotte
Cushman as Lazy Macbeth and Lawrence
Barrett in the title role.
Academy of Music.
The burlesque of Robin Hood, or the
Maid that was Arch and the Youth was
Archer" will constitute the matinee per-
formance to-day, and will hold the boards
this evening. Monday evening aladdin"
will be brought out.
st. Charles Theatre.
For the matinee to-day the comedy of
"Kind to Fault and the new Lingard
sketches will be the attractions. This even
ing david Garrick," with Alice Dunning
Lingard as ada HtgOt, to conclude with the
Lingard sketches. Tomorrow, last appear
ance of the LiDgards, when it is hoped
"Frou Fr0u" will be presented Monday
evening, Mr.. John Collins, the celebrated
Irish comedian and vocalist.
Opera House.
The first of the series of Rubinstein con:
certs will be given next Monday evening
the second Wednesday evening, the third
Friday evening. and grand gala Rubin
stein matinee Saturday afternoon II
box sheet is now open, and tickets may be
had at the Opera House or Grunewald B
music store.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
SALE OF lIARK ET REVENUE. {.
DEPARTMENT OF COHsRBCB,
New Orleans. January 70. 1873. n

DEPARTMENT or COHsRItCB, I
New Orleans, January 70, 1873. @
WILL RI SOLD FOR CASH, AT PUBLIC AUG
w ton % MONDAY the twcnty-Bt vruth in
slant, o. twelve o'clock M, in the CITY fall, tho
ycuuts O. the cubic markets for the month OF
6cbruaoy, 1873.
The Iessecs will bs required to conform y al tn @
OTIS ordinances relating to markets and win have
shs privilege % 60 leCtiug the revenue aCCOrdIns
fo updinonsr 20. 1877, as amended.
Accepted bidders wiz be required - make n ftB
eosie Of hundred and fly dollars IN ca+h FOO
each market ut the time of sale which shall I'D
forfeited to the city in Of failure To COnP4e6R
Ito CONTRACT. Eoids 70 be made IN Currenfye
q NJ TUREBUEo,
ia2Ioa ,esminisfrator of ComncTce
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL sUPPIaEs.
PAYNAsTER's OpPrCR, ,
Navy Yard, PeiDfacola. Z
Innn.-u L. lgrl

PAYMAsTKRs OPPrCR,
Navy Yard, PefDFAcola. 7
January 10, 1879
PROPOSALS.. SEALED AND lNUORSED PRO
L posa 5 for supplies" will he received at this
OH &c until II A. 81 FRIDAY, January 81, 1913, for
furnishing the following schedule Of material,
which must be of the best quality, to be delivered
at the Navy Yard. Pensaco q, on or before the
eighteenth day of March 1873, at such point az
may be directed By the COHmauddut, and subject
TO usnal inspection thcreat, viz:
The materials classes Nos. II, Is, " % and %
OF Annual Schedule lB72-53 Bureau Of Yards and
Docks, copcg of which may be obtained GA appL-
On tiOn AZ this Office.
Bids for less than class shall not be con
sidcred
Responsible security for the prompt and faithful
delivery of the supplies awarded must be lhtcTted
in each respective proposal, otherwise bids VIII
not be- entertained.
The right to reject any or all of the BIDS ia re-
served WILLIAM J. THOMSON.
P. A. PAYmastei, United states Navy.
Approved:
4. MIDDLETON, Commodore Commandant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
Local Intelligence.

GkRMAN-AMERICAN SCHoOLs.-Last eve
ming, the second of the first annual exhibi-
ton and examination of the German
American schools, was devoted to the exer-
cises of the girls, numbering nearly one
hundred of the two schools On Royal ana
Gravier streets.
The exercises were similar TO those OF the
previous evening, being divided into dla-
logues, rotations, songs and examinations
in French, English and German. The
Young ladies displayed a proficiency equal
TO that Of the boys, and exhibited some
snecimens of needle and other work as suit
able for female hands, which indicated that
instruction was given in special feminine
employments.
FIREMEN's BALL.-The Orleans Fire Com
eany No. 81 will give grand fancy dress
anask and firemen's ball, at the Perfect
Union Hall, on Rampant street, between
1umain and st. Philip, in aid of the pur-
chase of steam engine, this evening. Sueh
prompt preparation against the dreaded IN
oendiary society deserves encouragement.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ON MAGAZINE STREET
--Twclue Buildings DeStroyed-Ninh Street
Market Dap.aged-LOss Orer $40,OOO.-An
alarm Of fire from the Ninth Street Market
about three o'clock yesterday morning was
caused by fire breaking out in the attic OF
one-story frame building on Magazine
street owned and occupied by Peter Kaiser.
The fire soon extended to seven other
wooden buildings on Magazine street. also
X
frame buildings on Ninth street, seVeraIy
owned by Frank BrOpt, Daniel Broderck
and Mr.. Bokenfort, all OF which were to-
tally DESTROYED. Ninth Street Market was
damaged to the extent of about three hun
dred dollars.
The buildings or Magazine street were
occupied by Mr.. Odere as. shoe store,
stock insured for $500; Mr. Woolhdrt, lot
terry office, uninsured; John SchillinG, col
feehouse, insured in Lafayette Insurance
Company for $4,000; Gaspar Wilde, shoe
store. insured in Germania Insurance Com
pany for $1,000; z. Ii. Kountz, dry goods
store, insured in Hope Insurance Company
for $500; Mr.. Haryile, dry goods store IN
sured for $4,000; G. HOpinzcnger, Jeweiry
store stock insured for $4,000; Mr.. Milten-
berger, shoe store, loss about S2OUV-not
known if insured; II. Grasscop, shoe store,
insured for $500.
MIR. Kaiser had a policy of SlO,0oo upon
these buildings in the Lafayette Insurance
Company.
On Ninth street, the building owned by
Mr.. Bropt, and insured by him in the Mer-
chants Insurance Company for S4UVo, was
occupied by Frank Gastner as a coffee
house; stock insured in Union Insurance
Company for $4,000.
The occupants of the buildings owned by
Messrs Broderick and Baskenfort are not
known, nor is it known whether there was
any insurance.
Mr.. Kummel's properly on the opposite
side of Magazine street was damaged To
the amount of about $500.
The total loss is estimated TO be over
$4,000, and believed to be the result OF the
work of an incendiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

Ht@HrREH WILT. NJ sUI''Si! DID PRESENT
~ his p.Iitinj. % the ao.rs.h b The I.Jge o.
the si.h Blstr t.uIt :Or hr arlsh &c! sTleanss
fray.ug'h- provisional seizure and sac 81 . Ger
tan. portion of ground, hereinafter desc bed,
upon n Mich he haJb privilege to satisfy his Ce
nIand for S3J5 -. with eight par cent interest
fom Nav %, I572, for the construction o. . side
walk bt fore til same and tn paV all costs; and
Hhrreas. . NsIlf.sn .. Harper, eheTlh, he 'lreue
sf an Order and VIII of provisional seizure - me
Is ued and directed by the said honorable court, in
the above entitled aud numbered suit, have SEIZED
agi 'aken into II, poBsassios the following de-
s,yjbad r>oper1v, 20 VII
ceItaiD square 81 portion Of ground, stu s'sd
III tie iaub"urg st. John, in the CITY sf New Or
leaLs 8. 5iguatrd by .he humber plan OF
sasl taUHCurg- drawn by Lafen in 1903, deposited
~ Je ot7.e ~ Pie late Pi,.rr Pe6es"'nUs notary
pubic. s1iCA - -Guara i.ciId~s and CON- % let .
.. thai portion IF EIo,sad bounded by 'r'age,
Sveu'0, Broad GENTLY Dad and shs Grand Route
s.. In.
X, -'rrefore notice IS 'erebr given p al ~
Sous Interested ard.to tie heirs % sOhert ..
SO &tJ0 to appear within ftfeI DAYS to aEs"rf
10 he petition ~ William Sulhldrr 20 .rasaites
as aboN- set forth
sher.'s Office, sar.s. OF osleans. :"'g orleans
January H. 1873
i.l825f4 ". =. HaRPER Sheriff.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEWING MACHINE
FOR
TWELVE DOLLARS.
BECKWITH SEWING MACHINE.

BEChWITH SEWING MACHINE.
SER WHAT sOMB OF OUR PEOPLE WHO HAVE
USED 1T SAY.
COvINGToN, September g. 1872.
Edward Thompson, Esq:
l have been using Beckwith Sewing Machine
nearly two years, and am well pleased with it, etc.
Q EVANS,
Covington, Louisiana
BAsTRoP, La, November %. 1872.
Beekwith Sewing Machine Company:
l have been using of the Beekwith Sewing
Machines i'll my f,mily for six months, and il Ope-
rates very wei, and seems to please all who see
II, etc. Very respectfully,
I. j. HOLLAND.
AIRLiE, La, August 81, 1872.
Manufacturers of the Beckwith Sewing Machine:
Gentlemen-Having purchased one of your Ma
chimes through Messrs. Clapp Brothers d Co. and
had It in use for the past three months great
many of our friends wish TO have one aud We
would like to establish an agency. enc. Our ad
dress is DAVID MUIR CO.,
Illawara Postoflce, Carroll Parish, Louisiana.
Orders for tn, Sc machines must be addressed TO
EDWARD THOMPSON. General Agent.
No. l84 Peters street New Orleans.
They are for sale at retail at No. 1876 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

A Lii PERSONS HOLDING VOUCHERS OR WAR
"a rants issued by the House of Representatives
during 1870 and 1871 and the OCULAR session of
1872 are requested to present The M for examine
ton to the special committee appointed for that
purpose before the fifteenth day OF February 1873,
at the rooms of the committee, No. ZJO Canal
street between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and p. VI.
DAVID YOUNG Chairman.
ial8 got J. A. ABBOT, Clerk.
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0sass sfslAATION OF BONISe


- executive Depart ri.-I.f.
View Orleans, . u1Ir g. :, ) .-3. Q,
VssHR9-AS. AeFLIL ALTON Has BEEa MADE TtB
W mee6r Ito cancel alton nt the 1r.ria. snuds OF
Noses Fox, COusra b Oi tn EiCi JuB'lrt 0ourt
IN ana tor The parish ot Jefferson TO wiz: A 'ayun
da I'd February -, 1903 in the Of > .aE ,ucG
DySSihaes Fox aeNpuAclgal, auu Henry Web O.
surety, the s.i,S boTd beiu. conditioned fl. the
faithful peTfoim"ice 10y The 7id Nose Fox OF b o
cu'lSn a. constable af0T's san. Mt e.. II l.rlbn
given to all persons interested in the -1 bond IN
hir nrlT nb-cttDrs to the cancellation lurrs.f ia
WiitIn2, IN the Office % the NrCrctaI. 81 Nlatfo.
within ninety days alter the last publication lereof
biF"n under 10y hand and tie reai .iT0' Efa+a-
ms fourteenth DAY OF January, A. il. Orb and oV
the ndopenLeACe toL O nIted states Ito ulnrf An
seventh. = WILLIAM p KFSrSlst, "
J. ~ the Gov Sao9
,siIoiaa U.Gsss. OssilSalo' Sc, 6 saes s:ss.a,
/ ,otissS W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

Patience is always crowned with success.
This rule is without exception. 1t may not
be splendid success, but patience never
takes anything in hand that it does not
sncceed with in some FORM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Hail Fifth Ward Radical Republican
Nother Club New orleans, January p, 1913 "A
large and brilliant meeting was he d Thursday
last in Gle above named club. Captain B. Delege
Pre- siding After the regular business, on motion,
the following named gentlemen were elected aTlco
gates 80 the District Convention: h T. jean, y.
Where 3. Bertrand N. Lassrapp, AIcjfe SOpHlus,
Benjamin Cherry, H. %ordey >; Soub.ee, 4. Dee
mango A Duconge upon which the club - 'I'ined
10 meet mex. .HtrRSHaY at 7:.-sF2 y.
CAPTAIN b. DEIIEGE- aysidSce.
90 20 TEE.sSDEz Secretary. la2o %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

behind, choking him, while the others beat
him severely in the face and body, seized
the watch and chain, knocked hiIa dosn
and escaped with the plumber.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

BURGLARy.-Mrs Queen Goodsoh's house,
corner of Veret and Alix streets, Aiglers'
was entered by breaking down back door
on Thursday, while she was away from
home. The burglar stole all the lady's
clotbino and left no clue for lis detection.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
meteorological and River Reports

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3:43 P. NJ, local time. yester'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
POUND NOTICES,


DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
New Orleans January 20, 1873.
WAS BROUGHT TO TIE SIXTH DISTRICT
w Pound, Jersey street, between 8aence
and Bordeaux sireetss
One BLACK MARE.
Which if not claimed within five days. ana the
expeuses thereon raid. r-ill be sold at public auc
ton at said Pound on SATURDAY, January Is, 1873
al twelve O'Clock NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

A lady in New York is remarkable
whistlerist, and accompanies the piano in
that novel style of musical art
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
ySgy,s a.ICEN-E- FOR 1879,

DRPAeTERST 90 FIg@vos&
Sew Orleans, January ,, 1873.
'DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN BY PCBLtCs-
~ ton througt the city paperb rs soou q thiP
Department 10 prepared to receive cltT IiCaHse9
for 1873 LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
AAmIMLAt rAinr If ELuarne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
THE RIVERS.
Concert Last Might.

The river here is twelve feet four incIes
below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN

NAV be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postotiice.
C. C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial place.
&C. D. Hole. No. 81 Exchange place.
A. Simon, St. Louis street, between Royal
street aud Exchange alley (under St. Louis
HOTEL
James Ennis, Pontchartrain railroad de-
bot, Third District; also at depot, foot OF
Lafayette street, First District.
Variety news stand, No. 80 Dauphine
street, between Customhouse and BlenVliie
streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

- Hendquaftefs Oh iHt ENtCupnO g II
II \ Grant President OF the United States, New
Orleans January II, 1873 We respectfully invite
all the Republican clubs OF the parish OF Orleans
and State of Louisiana at large to assemble on the
twenty fifth instant at the House of Representa-
tives (Mechanics Instiute) on Dryades street to
hold mass meeting of all Republicans IN TINS
state to show fidelity patriotism and justice
to the government of the United states and the
State OF Louisiana. Come one, come all
ROCHUM CRASTO. President.
General J. H. Sypher, first vice president.
Judge henry Train. second vice president.
Senator T. B. Stamps, third vice president.
r Lahatut Esq. fourth vice president.
V. VOgt secretary.
I. Rcuyer, assistant secretary.
NB-The meeting will take place at P. N. pre-
cisely.
Those wishing to subscribe to the above object
are requested 10 call at No. 10 Canal street be-
tween Dryades and BarOnne, up stairs, where a
clerk is daily IN attendance. The following is a
list OF subscribers already obtained:
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.o-r ,.pI .ber?.Od oefsss ne

n the --- OF ----, shI3 --- day oS ------,
: { .8.-o .ud in e.e'inons sher, % 9io rruH 90
sub-c ibs ..same aue osiX my ootli..aI zeal 10
o. ~ and 'ear aforesaid. - -. l-fAe.-
I.o7F- sAr. .hs oath 10 saksn before just 90
OF the peace Che Cts tcjtr of TO clerk st e"UTt
of record should 10 added. under his so or Office
that the person who administered tho olso o o
d. qualified justice Of tie seAce.l
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SPECIAL, NOTICES,


ga Dose i'm Time" Etc.-If stitch in
time saves nine" it is equally certain that dose
of healthy tonic like Hosteter's Stomach Bitters
taken at this Indictment season of the year may
save many all unpleasant twinge. A dose, how
ever, is not sufficient. The system should be
thoroughly charged with this genial vegetable
stimulant and invigorant. Commence taking 1t
with the commencement Of the atmospheric
changes which distinguish the winter from the
autumn. Thereby you will avoid those disturb
ances Of the digestive and secretive organs, and
those painful diseases of the muscles and Of
sensation which often render the period of the
year which should be the merIiest season of
penance sud 3i5yuietude. The extraordinary
vigor end regularity which this celebrating resto
rative inparts to he most important functions of
the body render it an invaluable remedy for nery-
GUS debility constipation. indigestion, torpidity Of
the liver and intermittent fevers. jazz eodW
Notice The public is informed that all pOwel 3
heretofore granted by me to all PERSONS whOms o.
ever have been formally revoked. -
New Orleans, January 81 1873. ia25 3t
The Southvestern Bible Society wkl
hold its twenty-third ANNIVERSARY in Dr..
January e. at I P. n. The public are invited TO
ia25it HENRY v OCT EN-, Secretary.
a Meeting of the chamber of Commerce
Is called for SATURDAY EVENING, the twenty Tiff h
instant at P. M. to lake into consideration the
inheritance OF a railroad extension direct from
New Orleans to Fl Paso, in Texas by way OF san
chants of New Orleans Will he brought forward.
ia15 II w NJ BURWBLL, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
OF CHARLES o. PAHMEYEK.

UNITED STATKs MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans, January 10 1873.
FEfHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
4 in bankruptcy has been Issued out of the Dis
rct Court of the United States for the District Gf
Louisiana, against the estate Of Charles B. Pan"
State OF Louisiana adj judged bankrupt upon his
petition; that Il payment OF any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging to said bank
rupt to him. for his use. and the transfer Of aay
property by him, forbidden ny law; that a
meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt TO prove
their debts and choose one or more assizrees OF
his estate, viii be held at court of bankruptcy,
to be holden the twenty-fTst day Of Feb
ruary, A. n. 1873, at twelve O'clock NJ, at No. Al
Exchange place. New Orleans, before p. Augustln,
Register.
\ B, PACKARD.
jal8 fa2i limited States Marshal.
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VY7EeTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

changed and now are From New Orleans to Alex
andra (virgina) Baltimore, B 2fslo Charlottesville,
Elizabeth New Jer ey), Gor3Onsvile, Harris burg
Jersey City Newark. New York city, Philaldel-
phia, Trenton (Sew Jers-y), and Washington (pis-
trict of Columbia) each s 10 Albany New York },
Boston, Bird geport Fall Eiyer, Hartford New Have
New Bedford. Providence, Springfield, Troy, Utica,
Rochester, Oswego and Syracuse, each So Is; to
Bangor Bath, NewburyPort and Portland, each
So 50; to Norfolk, LvnchbuTg, Petersburg, Rich
mond (virg riia), and W Wilmington (NorIh Cardinal
each s j IS; 10 Charleston and Savannah, each
f so; Augusta Georgia., GAINESVILLE, Nashville,
Grand Junction, jackson (Tennessee) Macon
Georgia., each 81 25; Opelika (Alabama), 81;
selma and Greenvitle (Alahamal, each IS cents
Notice of change of tariff reached me by mail
early laft week, but the figures only came to hand
by sundays mail. Night messages at half these
rates as usual. DAVID FLANERf,
ia2i g. Superintendent.
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Fora ui TscpOsais Guarantee ana sertiii.
caIco

Tic snSarsignsS. - -, %rOss S'si"fltce
10 - county % ---- state rs --, Pi Oppa' ;
to convey the mails of the Snltod States, from
July /, 1873 to June so, 1875, on youte No. -,
between - and --, under the advertisement
OF the Yostmastts General, dated December ?, 1917
with celebrity, certainty and security flaw OF
June g. 1872, for the annual sum of - dollars.
This proposal is made with full knOwlCd ge Of the
distance Of the route the weig mt of the mail 20 be
carried and all other particulars in reference to
the route and service; and, also after careful cx.
animation of the laws and instructions attached to
advertisement Of mail service; and Of the provi-
sions contained iD the act ot Congress of June 8,
1872.
NaeeSo- 90 o-e- E, EElders
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TO ALI. WHOM ~ MAY CONCERN.
WILLIAM GTiL,NAl. W. a CERTAIN PORTION
OF .!OgSD on HEPAGB STREET,
Si.;' s..r..s Ceurs for the Parrish ~ GylesE..:o
il46.