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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18
BY Williams & Gibson,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers ana Aucttoneers,
No. 1901 Min street.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Al

WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
w TION, on the premises, on TT U tSDAY the
oSth October 1875, ut ~ o'c ock NJ. the LARG T.
FOUh-STOkY BRICK WAREHOUSE situated
on The corner Of Dock and Ntrete n'h streets. ex-
Lending through from Dock 10 Cory, and fronting
on Dock, Cary, and Nineteenth streets. This house
is now occuped-cre apartment BY Mr. w: {.
rhe most substantia is in trstrate repair,
and is one OF The most valuable properties OF the
kind in The CITY.
Terms: To he made known on the Gay OF sale.
49,. WILLIAMS L GIBSON,
en- 90 Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18
By w. GodGin aud j. L. Apuerson,
Real Estate Ageats and Aucti0necrs,

DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELLING
~ no. 6O5) AND VACANT LOT ON EAST
SlnE OF 1WEN1Y-FIFrH NEAR L + I g II
STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
cold, on the premises; on THURSDAY, &C oeer
us above, of which possession may be ad on the 1st
November. Tie DWELL IN G ireccntly repaired
contains stYen rooms; kitchen ard brick stable,
&c, in rear ,fhe LOT Is SO by 1870 feet. aud the
handsome BUILDING LOT on The south is 81.
by 100 feet. :. ...s h. f.. -
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at four. eight,
and twelve months fer negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trnst-dced ..'.
r. w. GuDutN, ,,ouo,.or, -
mol j. l.. APPtR-DN.} hu@'''"''e'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18
AsI<iIOa sR LEa-s uIlIre ES,.ys.
By Williams & Gibson,
Real Esta,e and Stock Brokers and Auctioneers.

A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
II we WIN sell at tubIic auction; ON the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, October 20, lS53.ai 81 oc n,:s
p a., FIGHT DrslxABLE BUfLDiNG LUIS
on the east side OF Fifth STR ct, on Smiths I'LL
TERMS: Accommodating. ,,.or
oc16 uctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18
JOINT RESOLUTION

PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE 2p. 3p, 4ru
9TH, 9TH, and STH SECTIONS, AND ADDiTIoyii
SECTIONS 40 THE 5TH ARTICLE CoSCERyfyr
TIE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT OF yliy coS,
STITUTIOS Of HIS COMMONWEALTH For PRIV
Ii HING SAID AMENDMENTS, AND CERTirYlyn
THE SAME TO THE MKT GENERAL ASH ABLY.
49, nnrnrnd March 20 1874
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18
By Cook g. Laushson, Auctioneers,
10. 10 Governor street.

rFNERAI ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IT HoTp rrJESITURF. CD0KING-STOEEs.
a. AT LIIrTION the request of Mr.. NV.
Wai,nn. who is declining housekeeping. we will
cell At his -iasncc NO. Gl7 seventh street beyond
Iciph. M xt to City Spring lot, on MONDAY the
18th instaut. IL o o'clock. an assortment OF FUR
SIrU2E consisting of rs- -
ne OAK COTTAGE HANDLER SUIT.
One LARGE. HANDSOME NJ AH0GAEY WARDROBE
MAHOGANY BEDS1EAp, BUREAU, and WASH
STAND.
MATTRESSES, FEATIIER.BED,
MAHOGANY SIDRBOARD,
MAHoGANY ENCLOSED WRITISG-nEsK,
An excellent assortment or GLA,S SNARE ana
CR0cKERY ,
One Ne 4 COOKING RANGE. and one No. 8 COOK
iNC-SToyE, both in good order;
One lot OF GAL,
N' 'N'''''' COOK & LAUGHToN,
ocIe Auction Crs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18
By Francis 7. Isbel,,
Auctioneer and Real estate AGENT
W. O sf,evor.h street.. between Main ana Bank.

nrs1RABLE BUSINESSMAN. No. ?
~ WEST ksoAD sTkEFT " F BsTrM Fur FIR
FIRST SrRT,EF|Trr i aSp BSoV MnoNDAY the ism
day VIII H. sell iii np sns d des ars
ises. at * "G TaSp with wtll-arranged family
Bu JsmaIis ssI,oAxeLkch'n; bathroom and con.
as the sofe is
i ~ p.aad and sheIved for q dry goods cioth-
na o. shos store and ifs oniguty to the unc;u,re
o; Brook avenue and Rrosd street aorg ~n ran.
uE ,his location mos desirable as businese-stano
Of nny The 10, has sae s DaSed alley on
Tive above properly may be purchased privately
before The day OF sale. twe,ve
One third cash. resue az s ana sddrd
and secuT,d D! oeeo FRANCIS T. IsBELL,
Auciuneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

EOR, BENT, Two NICE OFFICES. ~
Il corner BIain aud fourteenth streets; 81 OKLA
and Is per month. Apply 10
FRANK ID. HILL,
oe 1885, .E4s1 So.-l1oS 3iaiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

L,OR RENT, GOOD BUSINESS -
6'~STAND, corner Market street and Pink III
allcy-brick hoasr; SIX rooms. Apply TO J
+ FRANK -. HILL.
&C l5,3t a. :a.Hg#..r Real Estate agent. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

TOR RENT, the UPPER PART OF e.
4 STORE No. 1907, over J.W. Gibsons; hsj
desirable entrance fr, IN the front. Apply 10
--.-,.,, a.s FRANK ID. HILL, "a,
= Mai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

TOR RENT, nice FRAME DWELL a.
u ISG-sx rooms, ana Eilcbeu-corner Of sS-I
Main and Cherry streets. Rcntlo Appyto
IS 4.frl Fra NIX II. HILL. ~
oc 1876 No. l0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

SMALL FARM AND RESIDENCE FOR
~ RENT.-For rent, that very desirable FARM OF
"a acres on Westham road next above the Sidney
church. now occupied by Colonel j. l.. Darlington.
on which Is Il comfortable KFSIDENCk. The
land Is In a high slate Of cultivation, a lai ge pcr.
ton biug well set in clover ana the whole adapted
20 Il market-glrden. Possession given q Eoven-
ber. Apply 10 III. *. tLt1sON,
oc low DtSDdtch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

Imme diatcly after the above sale VIII seii val.
uable BUILDING LOT, fronting l204 feet on the
rc1S ' N. NJ. LEE, Auc 5neer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

EOR RENT. A FINE FARM OF 81
Il sixty ACeES, very near and w'st of the Ell
city. la high state of cultivation, with large or
cnard, &C.; large iirst.class DWELLING. kitchen,
barn stables corn. house very extensive cow sheds
sc. rare chance for dairy and Trucking business.
Amply to j. l.. ApPtRSON,
&C T-2.nw3w Real FIST tie Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

TOR RENT, s COMFORTABLE g.
l. OFFICE under The exchange iIoici. suit Iii
able for lawyer or ply siclan. Ten dollars per
month. Apply 10 .... FRANK ID. HILL,
oc 1871 NO l10S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

NOR RENT. STORE. AND DWELL.A
Il ING No. 1909 Msin street, between Nice G:3
teen'h aud Twentieth streets. The premises are IN
good repair ana the rooms the store are aoout
Twelve in number, and wen adapted for boarding.
house for large family The store Is large, with
4 good Basement Water and gas ON ths premises.
Amply to
o. s. eod3t GRuBBS & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

DOR RENT. FIVE VERY DESIRA- a.
4 Bile ROOMS in the wIng or The Rich &sSs
mond House, on Governor street, fronting Tue Cop
ltol square, suitable for Offices or lodging. rooms
JOHN T. GODDIN,
Real FtatA a gsut,
oc t3-1H&1S Bank aud E,eycnUl streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

TOR RENT. TWO VERY DFStRA- @
Il BILE ROOMS above the Young Mems 81
Christian Association. a ppiy 70 - ''s.a. -
F.J FISHER .
&C g eod3tk or G.IIBRS Il WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until further no,ice
on account Of the sudden illness OF Vi ''
ia nr 1s.1t FIT. ISBELL. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

EOR RENT, FOR DWELLING or Ca
q light mandatory, upper portion OF brick III
store 40. 1409 Man, neir Fourteenth STREET. S30
per arniIm. Apply 10 FRANK -. BILL.
DC 1l.3t Real I State Agent. ! l 0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

E,UR RENT, A NICE NEW BRICK G=as
l. DWELLING, with I'll modern improve Lii
meuts, containing six rooms aud four rooms In the
wing, on Main street near Monroe Park. a pply to
FRANK II. HILL,
oc l5-3t Real Estate Agent, / 0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

TOR RENT, THE LARGE DWELL. g.
Il ING. with store and shed attached-a also LEI
ker street. Rent very low TO good tenant. Apply
TO FRANK ID. HILL. 49,
ocl5 Real Estate gent, L 0S Main street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-11
Senator Johnson Defines His Political
Attitude.

A New York Tribune correspondent has bad
a lengthy interview with Senator johnson,
who said ~ can give o pledge Of my future
course. | cannot say that [ will act with one
party or with the other. We have too much
of party, and | propose to bind myself in
advance to no theory of party policy. | have
never done SO IN the past and do not intend
to do SO in the future. | shall support such
measures as appear in my Judgment best for
the country, caring not whether it be Demo
cratic M asure, or whether it be supported
by Republicans. | shall never place myself
in position where | must do thug because
il is party measure, or oppose thug at q
party's dic.ation. place the country above
party.
Johnson could not say whether he would
participate in the debate on the Pinchblck
resolution. Being asked if he would not in
his new position have opportunity to pay off
some Old scores, and il he did not have
mass OF facts against the leaders of the par
ties of to-day, he said: Whatever | may
have | don't say. but | shall use nothing.
Ny servl % in the Senate will not be a per-
sonal one. | do not represent myself. but
tennessee. The country has now nothing to
do with my personal matters and with what
has passed. | have no enemies to punish
or friends to reward. | ha g buried resent
ments and have forgotten the ill-treatment of
individuals. II | can perform the duties that
are now b. fore me AS onSnientiouslv aud
clearly as see them at til S nom mt, | shall
pllsh as much as human vanity may
seek to attain.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-11
BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
War, Etc, Etc. 0'' - ~'''>' '''N ''-'''
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer- Office and
- salesroon No 40 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, st the salesroom, 10 Royal, neal
Cust9mhouso ST. eeta-
A general assortment OF new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
and other Ware, ETC., etc.
Ioans secured On Furniture, etc. Storage st
moderate rates s24 II
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Commercial Law.
IMPLIED CONTRACTS BY BILL OF 1AD1,


From New York Bulletion, 6tn INST.
Judicial decisions are occ tslonally reported
which seem to confer unlimited power upon
common carrier, telegraph companies and
other public servants to limit their responsi-
billty to their customers by mere cond tons
printed on blank for MS, bills Of lading or re-
ceipts and such has been the effect Of these
adiudlcations that men of business who have
not been able TO give careful at ntion 10 the
distinctions therein set up, have jumped to
the conclusion that it is practically within
the power of such corporations TO deprive
their patrons of all protection hitherto
afforded by the law by the simple expedlent
of printing condition or notice on the
voucher, which is the only evidence of their
contract Under these circumstances, the
decision OF the United States Supreme Court,
in the case ef the Southern Express Com
pany plaintiff in error, VS.. Caldwell. delly-
cred at the present term, though III point OF
fact doing little more than affirming Prev
GUS cass, comes at an opportune moment 10
set up a limit upon which the business COM
munity can reckon, in order to estimate the
amount OF their risk in employing the naces
sary agency of railroads, steam beats, tele-
graphs and expresses III the conduct OF their
affairs.
n,The defendant in error. Caldwell, ship
ned merchandise to New Orleans by the
So. :hern Express Company, taking receipt
upon which it was declared that the COM
papy would not be responsible for loss unless
claim was made within ninety days there after.
The merchandise was not delivered, and the
limit of ninety days was long exceeded
when claim was made upon the company to
make good the loss. On trial at the circuit,
Judgment was given on demurrer for the de-
PENDANT in error, Caldwell, but on appeal this
decision was reversed The opinion was
written by MIR. Justice Strong, and the plead
al al. - ts,.aYs YSrf
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~ II
No 30 Chestnut street between st. Andrew and
Josephine stree 2.
Well Fin shed and Nearly New.
On Long Credit at Auction.
10y NASH & HODGSUN-W. l. Hodgson Auc.
} tioneer-Ohice No. Carondelet street-On
SATURDAY, March l3, 1870 at II o'clock NJ. at the
ST. cha les Auction Exchange viii he sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with the
handsome residence thereon, situated in the Fourth
DlstIcr, III the square bounded b,tChestnut, Camp,
ST. Andrew and los phne streets. designated as 40
II, ing y feet : inches and lines tront on
Chestnut street, 90 feet inch anc 6 ines in width
in the rear by "a depth Of 100 feet , lines on the
side next to lot - end 100 feet int the opposite
side lire as per plan at place Of sale
The Improvements are a HA NI)SOME and W ELL.
Built 1WOStORY FRAME SLATE ROOF
RESIDENCE built in 1s6- with hall two parc1s
Kitchen. pantrleS, etc. four tive bedrooms gas
thlons hout, al in good order and repa. ana will
readily yield e69 or so per month
Terms Dee third cash. balance at one and two
yea with eight per cent interest with all the usual
protection auses. Ten per cent of the bid to be
paid cash on the sp7t to bind the sale
Act OF sale before G. w Christ. Notary at pul-
chasers expense, including the taxes for current
year, due iii l-16. mh3 I'd
CHARMING PRYTANIA STREET RESIDENCE
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RI MOVsALS.

y EMOEsL-On Mon,'av. tYe fst Of NarcG the
IA Commercial Insurance. Company will remove
to the rooms lately upied blythe Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company III the Louisiana National Bank
building. NO. l20 Common street
WALTER HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
New Orleans Feb - F.G In
y EMOVAL - VI. MALONE. GUN ana LOCK
i Smith, has removed from o. Canal street to -
Natchez street. near Magazine with I,obt Chapsky
n q Stencil Works where he is prepared to attend
to all work in his line IRON Safes Store and Vault
Locks. Night Latches, Duplicate KEYS fitted Also
Iron Railing and general Hou=esmtE
Eerardah-. Iron Fences, Office and Tomb Railings
Door and Window Gratinrs made with dispatch !
work attended IN personally Fla Ire
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Gross weights
If we assume that the net supply Of hog
in Chicago and st. Louis, as shown by stock
yard statistics, will bear the same proportion
to the aggregate packing as they did last year
the total packing at those points in the season
just closed will not fall short Of 2 100 00(
head. This would make the total number Of
hogs packed at the five principal centers
3,19l, 600 head against 99s 600 head in the
previous winter packing season. The pack.
ing at these points last year was about }O-5I
of the whole.
There appears to be no doubt that the
operations of the smaller points will reduce
the aggregate packing of the West one to
two hundred thousand head below the aggre-
gate of 1S7374, and the average deficit IN
weight will prob ably equal the product OF
200, 600 head additionally making total de-
felt as to product Of perhaps $50, coo hogs Of
average weight.
Ali but the statistical part Of this article is
merely estimate, and our only material is
such as we have derived from other sourc y
and published heretofore with due credits.
The deductions are con ectural, and stated for
what they are worth as SUCH Complete Off
cial returns from all Western points will be
made by the trade authorities and will be
published in these columns, in a few days.
Financial.
Trade in all parts of the country has been,
and is to great extent yet, depressed not
only by a prevailing lack OF confidence, but
by the unprecedented severity Of the weather.
But the prospects are beginning to improve
in almost every respect. The merchants Of
this city are aware that the country tributary
to Chicago is comparatively bare of goods,
and vet that the farmers in great portion Of
the Northwest have received SO much money
during the past winter tor hogs cattle, corn,
oats, and other products that they will soon
buy largely of almost everything.
There is also frightening prospect for fu-
ture prices of grain. The latest advises from
Europe report gradual improvement in the
produce markets, and the MARI, Lane Express
ventures the prediction that prices for bread
stutfs in Europe have touched bottom. The
recent discoveries of precious metals also in
the Western Territories may be relied on as a
new source of prosperity during the coming
summer. Taken altogether there has been no
time since the panic when there were such
positive Indications Of property near at hand
even the winter weather can not last always.
In this market the demand for money con
tinues active for a variety of CAUSES, one of
which is, as mentioned few days ago, that
the snow blockade Of the last two weeks and
the extreme cold Of the past two months have
almost stopped some kinds of trade, prevent
ed collections, and obliged merchants to ask
unusual accommodations OF their bankers.
The accumulation of grain and hog product
in this market from now until the opening Of
navigation will also require a great deal of
capital to carry lt.-thcugo Lter- Ocean, Sh
iDSt.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP One half cash baa' CO in
l. year-A two orv frame dwelling house,
slated root containing eight side; lot
Ires thirty feet front by one hundred and twenty sX
feet in depth; situated Calltope street, between
Rampant and Franklin No 29u Apply 10
\. w. WHEELER.
90 Branard street
mill At between Jackson and Philip.
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE.-To ST.
IL Louis. via Mobile; good till April |. Apply to
j. Il. WOODS co. l0i Common street. F2-
tNOR SALE-Otiers wanted for the following books:
L Forty volumes Harpers Magazines haf-bound,
cost sl60; twent yseven volume, Knights Penny
Cyclic edia cloth-bound. cost SOL six volumes two
of plates Topographic Encyclopedia gilt edge, fun
Medical Dictionary, calf cost $40 30. All i'll good
order and most of them good Offer for the
lot or any Of them Address F., Lock Box 81, Post
Otic- F2l If
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WANTS..

"ANTED-AH persons able or de irous of sub
w scribing small amount. of stock 10 per cent paid
up Ill the New Orleans Shoe and Boot Factory will
please address AT the Bulletin office with ad-
dress and amount. mill IT.
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WANTED-A partaer in business with cash
capital OF say twenty thousand dollars to be
Employed i'll business full established and that pays
large pront Shall require SAID party 10 take charge
OF the b ,oks and cash; have fall control of the
ing No risks to oil stock ide. NV capital
Is 100 small 10 run said business and hence must
have par ner and would prefer Young man of say
between - and ~ years of are Address Lock Box
2'' Al mmunlcations strictly private The very
pest OF references given regards honesty and
tegrltv. Lock Box PIG, New Orleans, La.
I'm
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EIZU,ZtI z
the above amount includes ALL CLAIMS against
tie Company that matured during 1874 at this
agency.
All persons who desire policies in strong prompt
paying company should be insured in the St Louis
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FOR RENT.

'AO ltEAI-Iwo new Cottages in the Fourth
Disulc1 l|1 Phhp, near Aununeiation and
~ Laurel. containing Fix and seven .ooms with
storefoomS ront and rear gallery retired from the
street: near churches, SChooS and market: well
finished; gas fixtures, etc. Apply at ia :, Laurel
:. itf'. mill 1t
Two LET-A Cottage with ample grounds fr,,it
L ana ornamental trees etc. Prytanist street
Fourth District. Low TO good tenant Apply at
lO6 Camp street Fos
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A letter from London states that Dr. Ken
ealy has gwen notice that on the 10Th OF Marcel
he will call attention 10 the Tichborne case.
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LOST-FOUND.

LNOUND-A valuable Pointer DOG came to 122
IL Constance street. Owner can have him by
proving ownership and paving fer ibs ad
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Packing Returns.

facklng Returns.
louisville Courier. Journal, 9Th inst
We have received final packing returns
from several smaller points, but az to the
principal packing center we have official re-
turns only from Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
Ihe st. Louis packers refuse TO report such
statistics, throwing the trade statisticians
upon the sources Of their unaiied ingenuity
as calculators upon the theory Of chances
st. LOUIS papers uni in estimating thai the
packing Of that city will at lea.t equal the net
supply of live hogs, as receipts of dressed
hogs, etc, are supposed to have formed an
ample butchers supply. They adopt mani
mously 462, 900 head as the approximate mum
Der packed. This may be a trne result, but
the reported average weight, showing fail
ing off of 50 los, compared with 1873 and
1874, is obviously very surprising, If not
incredible, estimate
AS to Chicago, the packing is estimated to
be about eco 600 head; but this is in excess
of the total net supply Of hogs, save 5000
head of dressed hogs and the conclusion is
inevitable that the satisfies of the live stock
movement are Incorrect or that the estimate
OF the seasons packing is excessive. We APP
pend a table showing the net supply of live
hogs IN Chicago and s.. Louis in the last two
seasons, with the respective average weights
of the same:
1874 s. 1878 4.
No Hogs-av VT. No. Hogs-av. w.t.
Chicago 600, !95 -2Il l.i2s 5S3-256
st. Louis. 1862 GAG 208 466, 124 psi
Totals 2,OG2, 5i2 1,sa4.7o7
The actual packing in these cities in 1873 4
is stated as follows:
Chicago ............. 520O24
st. Louis. .......-........ 465,793
Total l,984sl7
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ANANTEh-OCcupants for large and pleasant
w Furnished and Untlrnished Rooms at No 30
Camp street. Would rent one halt OF the house ii
deslIed. Apply ON the premises. mh2 II
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OFFICE OF THE n J. AND c. T. t. Co, I
NltchnL Mlrrh 4 lSIh


Natehez March T. 1873 s
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office UNTIL THE SMITH DAY OF APRIL
NEAT, for the construction and completion of this
road ready for rolling stock from the present ter
minus IN Natchez to the town OF Fayettc distance
graded for twelve and a halt miles from the Natehez
terminus and the iron laid for Q 6IOO
miles. lhe established gauge of the road is three
ett SIN inches. Tneic two miles of iron a con
stInctlon train large quantity of bridge timber and
ties on h nd.
BIDS will be received for the hole or part of the
work Ill sections Of not l. - til thre, miles-the
contractor to give good security for the completion
OF ms contract by the ifst day ct October nex
ne work VIII be paid for i'll CAS- II in monthly in
stallments az the work progresses
The G mpany reserves the ri rht IL ate, or chance
the present location OF the road and the contractor
to be paid at the rate a. if tn, work was ucr
formed on the route as at present located. also the
right 10 Ieiect any all bids
Further information be had of the Pr siaent
or N the Company office.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
w. T. MAKrIN President
- IL ffTZtAIklCh, Secretary. nih9 til
MANAGED COTTON SEED FOR FERTILE
ing-About thirty tons damaged COTTON SEED in
large covered laboat suitable for Sugar Fertilizer
iur sale, with the boat il now lies 1T our hart
LOUISIANA OIL Co,
r. mic