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GOAL BELOW SUMMER PRICES-t}onsumsrso f. oal
" be lied with this best quality Of Peach richard
Ash Cesl the reduc price OF s. IS for Broken Eeg
stowe aud IS for Nudevered free OF carriage from
yard 4sa Washington street. formerly Fzsimmvns yard
Terms cash delivery in all eases. -
dsi imsm J. DAVENPORT.
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MEDICAL.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT

.
OOK at bills of mortality and will find thar Con-
- sumption destructive human life IN his
than suY other disease We all know that cough like the
ing OF The always precstes well as accompanies
THIS terrible scouse lt fair presumption that every cough
where the risk great the danger imminent
shng that individuals should be found enough neglect
the means Of pr Jayne be readily
cured in part of the United ses and the experen
and voluntary testimony Of the result of chemical
analysis a0d the decisions of professional who stand
in the first rank of medical science all point il out
the best PREPARATION invented by the dis
Of the lungs chest wind pipe other organs
ted with the of Ii in regular prac
ice by the celebrated physicians the ay The fol-
lowing notice presented furnishing
elusive evidence of the great value Of this msdcIne Wor-
thy OF notce-We learn from the Mount Pleasant Register
that Miss Mary CAMPBELL Of Fayee county New Haven has
been cured Of asthma with which she has been
more than eighteen bv the of Dr. Jayne Expeco-
rant The disease vas deep seated and aggravated this
cure was essted by the of eleven bottles The Re-
gister addswe make this public for the Information
and benefit Of others We give to readers with the
same motive-and we may be allowed to add, that this
but the regular receipt of dacaed and we'll known
physician Dr. Jayne deseves well of poterty for abors
loratnE the suerngs of his fellow He has saved
whose and have brought
the grave ard his Exrectorant only used
but openly recommended by all the hest and
for cough mptiou. We know Of
nothing invaluable has been found BE- great
service to afflicted w th oppression the breast and
disease of the liver Its how best recommends
Solo by A. g. D. Sands, druggists No. 70 Fulton st.
273 Broadway, and II East Broadway. d22 I'm" rrc
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TO TAUORS


!SSss
4. fds s:sss y
emitting IN week. than could " The Old method Obtain
ss .ss 4 Al Hs sa IT Th ss1y YORK can Ao
embracing ::. s
to A, upwards del lmsec
GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE-zGeate
r or aO S e % left %
and gentlemen Quitting the city, changing
mach their for the subscriber who viii
attend them at their 's'afHef sRgTfTfTsg
Clothing cleaned. altered and repaired
NoTICE.-Mr Leveu wishes inform the public, that he
eG e. with amy of
imposters, de Inns
RICH DRESS sCARFs. CRAvATs, GLOVES. &c
IL The subscribers offer to the fashionable community
IF IF GSvei ready
men, Of arfs and CIsys con lists Of silk satin cashmere
AND sa sss ssa IA 1s
f'h be Of the
visit win find Of the Of articles
FZRsEILs 2GATE old s.tsb s St L .%s'
Diapers, Stock Manufacturers, &C., 2T Broadway,
die lm~r cor Park Place
RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF TIT; DAY
~ The undersigned respectfully inform their fri nds and tn.
public generally that they keep constantly hand large
plepoid OF French and English Cloths Cassimees
and kestmgs including great var ETY. Of Overcoa sus
which pledge Themselves make style
ed by establishment in the ty All garments Furnished
full heen cent less than other house who make and
trim in the Those WIN wish Clothing made
their perfect will do well TO call and give Is
on hand w Ill ;Ss
DALI DRESSES subscriber has just received by thu
- ..vrivals-
so cases ladies' embroidered Robes from 81 upwards
Is do Organdi embroidered in coors from 81 upwards
Tue Illusion, in blue pink, and other colors
104 plain white Organdi Muslin, for ball dresses
100 cartons infants embroidered Robes very cheap
PETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway
dill lmec between White and Fran kiln streets.
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FROM LONDON
TO THE LADIES.
MRS. MITCHELL, late of London begs respectfully to
lAa tothose ladies requiring the aid of Midwe
that she has completed her arrangements for
in New ork. Mrs nj. has received thorough medical
education and bears diploma fo the City of London Lying
in Hospital which institution she attached Midwife
for several and successfully engaged assn and
principal al thousand Of childbirth. Mrs NJ is
favored with high testimonials and certificates of qualification
from tn eminent of the London medical faculty. and
which all times for inspection. Residence Madi
son.street door from Per dis 3msr
LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE Loss Of Feet and Legs, hindrence the act of
L walkipg-JOHN F. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker, Sc,
respectfully informs the public that he has ned from Phi
ladepha to 72 Water street. of Pike New York City,
where he continues manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and least complicated having through
necessity, invented made aud artificial leg for forty
years. and been manufacturer for thirty ave feels conf
dent of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands, Arms, or the Common w OGDEN Leg. DIG I'm m
r ENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE-Gente-
~ families desirous Of converting their left Oft Wear
Apparel into cash. obtain for the highest cash
To m and gentlemen quitting the changing
dence having superuOus effects dispose of will find it
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
j.. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs
line through the Post Office or otherwise will receive
rompt attention d22 lm~re
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SOLAR LAMPS, and Astral Altered o solar. wansnted-
Hall Lamps and Lanterns New GLASS tirsndoles, Frsnch
ocela'n gded and painted 70 pasrn opt and plain Glass.
moderate prices. at STOUVENEL BROTHERS.
GLASS Cutters No. 20 Gold and No John street,
Near Broadway.
Glass order all articles matched any Fancy
loaned for parties d2a 3t*ec
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BLANCHARD,S

DIIfINOIIAhUO
DATENT STATUE WOOD AND COAL STOVES 70,
halls parlo Offices stors steamboats,, &c.-These stoves
are Statue OF Washington the father of his county
ting two kinds OF edtas for wood AVID the other for coal
the hre chant r IN the pedestal being arranged that rh
ire bV me OF eveabe plate partition Stoves
causes the heat 70 circulate through the height of the
tue, gv large and BEAUTIFUL radiating surface Tbee
stoves have also hot chamber attached
beng on the most scientific principles they give
all VINO have Them the satisfaction. The sub
scrber nvte the attention Of those beautiful eco
nomca an durable Stove call aud satisfy themselves OF
the above fats, They can be in operation daily and refe
ences given TO those who have them The public will
then have far opportunity of judging that the above plain
east Of Broadway.
de- lmsm JAMES KINDS.
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FANCY GOODS AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ARTICLES,

FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
WAN ANTWERP HYDE, offer at Private Sale NJ their
store 1 Broadway co.. Of Libetv street this day ss-
turdsy only 70 close the b Of invoices and bills called
for az their late auction s number OF articles OF valuable
plated several sets OF giTandoe
few ball la@ps French China and fancy goods &C.
prices as 20 make II an 'nducement lr purchasers cell
Also invoice Of Perfumcy, which too late fo the
last auction sale d2o 2tis-e
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6 T.
d.ee DoiD . h'Nos Tes;i asfsH Buildings.
NO The pssls. ;hie COLUMBUS; Captain Cole; viii
regular day Those wishing passage Will require
Great sSS; can Be
s s s Be @ amy % 1ad he
principal towns without charge throughout Great Britain
ST. splendid P,eTst shi, Yorkshire CAP, Bailey
k&4 FOR LIyERPOOL-Regplar Packet of the 9Th
sss ms P s 81. h q
abG; S. her .S 1;sq ,sss day hn;, v
packets. and G1s % '0 THIS line
The for cabin second cabin and .tssage
%'1' Ssi maiden
Persons w.hns to send Tor their friends residing the old
have them brought ~ the above ship
Of The regular packet. sailing on the 7h th and 9th ofeach
Il: ss"r draw. BY tn: ;sS
The s,G on Ms: AT
&2 .OOO REwARD-Three Thousand Dollars will be
RoO0O paidor the recovery and deliver of the contents
niche. log sshs de with edge; SHARE
ai hs ,hS r..
steamb Utica the 18th inst IL tained of
checks bank notes and dais enc sed in packages
New York.
The above reward will be paid in addition to all other
wards Offered bs other persons interested.
POMEKOY K co wall st. Ny
New York, Dec. l6, l843.
The of the above reward guaranteed by the parties
interested the of Trunk and ens;
dton which ais, the following reward of of
fred by Pomeey Co Of Albany and by the
dersIgned max the mole Of the reward offered
5000 DOLLARS.
ALBANY, Decembe Is. l843
We the undersigned having deep n.erst the recovery
Of the Trunk and Money recently stolen from the teamboat
uca d. hereby the 'u PROMPT payment of the
Reward Of Three Thous Dollars offered by Pomeroy Co.
Of this city the Of respective interests
WAoHBURN X Co,
THEODORE OLCOrT,
Cashier of the Canal Bank.
f. f. KENDRICK
Cashier of the Mechan,cs' and Farmers Bank.
JOHN PAINE,
Cashier of the Bank of Troy.
WM.J FRYER,
dis films JOSHUA G. TX.
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C. BRINCKERHOFF'S
IL L /. II IL Z : II q Il r " L

GRAND Display Of Copec ,ionary, Sc, Thompson ard
~ Weers 235 and $40 Broadway Orna for the table
plum pound citron and almond Cakes beautifully
ted.
Motoss Of every description Mou of Ice Cam Jelly and
Charlotte Russo sent of the city Brooklyn.
lrsr
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ADJUSTMENTS

PARK THEATRE.
MONS. vIEUxTEMPs FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.
THIS EV FHHMtIN Rts L 'szil s' performed
AN INsrRGAM iIf5 SFlif CONCERT.
alff B; Dance Ms1 JULIA Hs TS"Ss
TIE Fl f9' sE isei Mis
CHATHAM THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MASTER DIAMOND
This hV Miller p sSb s' MS MEN aiTTsn'' with
ErtmvaEannas by Master Diamond and Ole Williams.
VIRGINIA sEhs En- x6isf CONCERT.
wA AN i9fi'sss TB5t Buys.
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING. December s0-The performance. will
MY L fI%%fGee ADoPTED.
NArIsSSN'I9%TTs d GUARD y
Friday a';sS 5SSiS S'S.s:.,: u,.,,
ounIosITfi2G sG1 IF LII nif FEATURE.
NIBLOS GARDEN.
Ma1age,.. - Mess. Rockwell aud Q. r. stone
se1 Of he H. F NssaSsm
fs's; sss h' rS:' hs ws%
performance r RFc t. ,.a
s MAE$S S.s ss 4 # TH u H HAsT
HH iRss sHSH S;al Act entitled '''
Roman and Grecian Tableaux
Punch and Judy, by Nh Sci and w Cole.
Corde Volante by Hiram w Franklin
N Turner will ride and manage Six Steeds
Treble Act by MIR Sc jsant
Marble Statues by Mat w Wood.
After which
Levi North in a Prio cipal Act
Posuring by Mr. Co'e.
To conclude with
HEROIC CAVALCADE
The doom will be opened es-overture at
will commence at IA o'clock
TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Boxes Is cents; Pit I2K cents.
THIS EVENING; Dec. 3e-The performances will
coIrmence with grand pantomme entitled
COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH
After which Fesis Of HOrsmanshp. Posurng Tumblng
Still Vautng Leapng Somerseting, &c.
After which
Negro Songs, Choruses, sc. by " Ole Whtlock.
To conclude with
DON QUIXOTTE.
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPET UAL FAIR
HOLIDAY WEEK, FROM DEC 25rh 10 3pth
~ A 4 n a
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LEECHES
LEECHES! ;! LEECHES -,
al 000 LARGE Healthy Swedish Leeches, just re-
OI3OOO ceived per ship Stephan from Hamburg. Fol
sale a moderate prices ny
g. A. H. WITTE,
d30 lm&ec 4i6 Pearl street, New York.
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OI1EhPESI Old STORE I'm NEW YORK.
ITO uptown 9roeers and Families
Sperm Ol-Wntsr and Fall Strained Beached White and
Natural -
Sea Elephant Oil
Lard Oil "
Linseed Oil-raw and boiled,
Olive Oil-in bottles and BEETLES.
Nestsfoot Oil.
Alcohol aud Camphene
latent, Sperm and Stearic Candles
Ihe above sard the wsather and TO be
ne quality for paor and astral lamps For sale by the csk
barrel, gallon, quart and pint cheap.
- JOHN G, MORRISON,
No, 1893 Greenwich street. between Fulton and Ve,ey.
Dealer drugs, medicines paints dyewoods and
GERS aces-dyers' manufactured paper Makers distlers
ers articles. d20 ms
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HONESTY THE BEST POLICY.
OUIS ANRICH, No, esh Chathsm STREET nas sained the
- confidence OF the rublic New York; and high
HIS ensomss speak O. hin he had ga.ed by selling ooq
hen the question sssei-where did yau buy splendid
bnoeel this beautiful breast pint f Louis
Andch 68H LIathamst"
L. invites the ladies' and gentlemen, from up aud down
town. 70 call 1T his stare them have tskep
such long walk for nothngfo good bargain well worth
coming alter d28 81 ISM
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MUSIC FOR PAR lies.
MESSRS. q. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSS Professors OF
WI Music respectfully their patrons the ladies
nd gentlemen York and its vicinity that they i?s3p
Band prepared play the admired and fashionable
Music for Private Parties, Soirees &c. -
Orders thankfully received aad punctually attended to at 70
Delaney st. also Mr. Mots Music Saloon, 800 Broadway,
nrat Mr. Jollie's Music Store, 1886 Broadway d. lm$r
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NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE Subscriber is now opening aud beautiful
patterns of lar and CHEMICAL oil Lamps which he will
sell at low and reduced prices Persons desrous Of purch sing
econom'sing in light will find much the advantage
call and eramne this stock large reduction has been made
in the prices, aud every lamp is warranted.
Pure Chemical Oil and Burning Fluid for Spirit Lamps de
livercd punctually when ordered
do Imsrc j. &. HOOKER, l68 broadway,
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tr1 IN REWARD-The jewelry store No. Is Bowery
W wv entered the night of the nth and rbbe
eweiy Consisting of gold and silver guard fob chan
god seals and keys and ladies' and geutenens breaches
sorted, gold 0cke silver spoons sIeck
and other articles which sold in weIry shop
The above reward will be for the Of the
by JOHN LOCKWOOD,
d20 Im%rc Is Bowery
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a PUBLIC BALL will be given Rices Neptune House
"A New Rochelle, on Monday Evenng New Years ght
Jan. The friends of establishment from the cty
respectfully invited to attend. c. f. RICE.
New ork, Dec az. d27 4tsr
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&:ss2,s -
Rr h-asr gyr!N:lNa.s IMtII.-

Mr.. Tyler has sent in to the Senate tho nominations Of
his Cabinet officer, and probably Of hi. foreign
gents Opinion IN divided to the fate Of Of them.
but V possible ibai the Senate may permit his ESceeney
for the few remaining months Of his administration 10 select
just such company his tas,ehoweyor bad they may
be- A. to ior ga agents the will certainly be dft Mt
The SENATE viii Dc s"mpouei to blaekLs Geh characters
as Gushing.
Aleuer from Washington that the whigs there
ar pretty well asreed that Fillmore OF John NJ Clayton
wiI be put upon tho Wing Ticket Vice. Eithsr Gill
do.
The Spectator officially conuadetl the tsemen, pub
lshed by the Enquirer, that Mr.. Calhouns fiends have
siccumbed and that ths "Nuhcr' will be- Withdrawn
That's all Van Buren, fabrication The Spectator adds
sit Is by impossible that, by May next, Mr. Van
Buren, may wait for his fricad withdraw him. but
Withdraw hmsclf''
M,l--vr shall see
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STkATTNNlN NEKlEE-


oawins Of Grand Conso i3led Lottery l9aUn s Dee
Is 4! Is IS u 3 So Is Is IS 81 10
Drawing Of Aeslnia Lottery SHAWN 9th Deeenoer
80 IS IS IS Is ID Ii al 65 81 10 - 81
Drawing Of Mononssa Lottery 50-dawn 18th December
6O 70 so IS ~ 50 II 40 20 81 6i IS 50 10
$4,000, 10000.
AtXandna Lottery. Extra, No. 2s2, Tor Tuesday eve
ming; Capitals, $4,000, 10000, 1000 90 OF 1000 so Of
quo, so OF 100, Sc. 7s Noe. IL drawn. Wholes as.
halves 50, quurter- IS.
$4,000. 5000
New Jersey Lottery, No. 1884, for "Wednesday evening.
Capitals $4,000, 5000, $500, 10 OF 1900 10 o! 1880 10
halves 90, quarters IS.
$4,000. $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. 29i for Thursdsy eve.
eng: Lapi'as-S2OOoO 10000, 5000, 5000, 1900,
81 OF 500, 30 Of 800, 200 Of 1000. s. Nos drawn
Whoes IS; halves 30; quarters -.
$1,000
LeeesonIg Lottery, No 80, draws Friday at u O..
clock al the Exchange Capitalists 0O &C. &C Nos
IL drawn. whoes -; halves /; quarter. SOC.
$4,000 81 600.
Grand Consolidated Lottery No So for Monday morn
ing ing CaPts,:,S5OOo 1000, $780, 500. of 200. Of
63 quarters 3lc.
$4,000 $4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, No. 80. io Monday morning Cs
pliak-s51'O1o. l"uOO 5000 $500, 1927, 5000. $500.
~ OF 1000, 90 Of 800. % Of 400, sc. - Nos. II
Drawn "holos $40; halves >; quarters y.
R Packages certificates OF raekares and single eter. in
all the Lotteries AMI ur rcsiy ushy NUMBER at
srRArrONs LUCKY OFFICE
T-As' Nos 80 90 =: entitled Capital Frze sIs 600,
Ticket Nos ~ 81 I6I r.le Of siooOe -d snd rad +,
Ticket Nos - So Pave Of $780, Ibo,i I'D mi p.d
DO do 2i 81 90, DO 100, 10y sra,rroS
Besides GO other good three number prizes making G.
three number prizes, sold and paid by STRATToN from
the 10Th OF MAY. 10 the 3Oth Of September.
90 Tickets in al he Lotteries and The lucky numbers
"e u. SIRfTONS LUCKY OFFICE.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

VIE subscribers tender their services General Agents in the
Il city OF Richmond for collections descrp
uon receiving suhnptonst periodical papers
las The rents and serg real property, county hiring
cut negroes collecting their hires and dispensing at public
or private sale &c 10 which the
attention OF both OF usw WIN be For ability nclina
ton To perform with fidelity and Dispatch whatever business iy
b entrusted 10 refer Richmond
aud particularly 10 the following grntcurn. via.
Cen Lambert Mayor BPyton, Wn. H. Richardson is Heath
Auditor Geo w MunfoId. Thomas Rc,, Cowatding DAVIS
Alexander Moseley VIM Sand, Ry. Wm. Plumcr
Mills John Rutherford Hon. Andrew ". Patton
Fleming James, Levi, Webb, s,nr Cnunp, Ral.on
SAINTS Wiams HaIRD James CSsky, John Dunlop Mon
& Co.
or Once Main Street corner above Thomas n Big
gers Lottery Office. the Grocery W. Harrison
ESQ where one both OF always found during
hours Dc PHILIP ". TABB 4 son.
~ b. Applicants i'om the country, To hire their
wn would consult their inrestby giving the
btore the 18th Of the month Deesmbet
wants to US on or before that date practicable
al. T. NJ TAHRE son
a. LII
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B A R I Z R HILL


EE saSrbe Oder for sale privately the eth Deeeu-
bef AMI not odd before. they that aay On the p-erB
Gu 70 he highest bidder certain Tract OF Land hing in Cum
o'hy' Hes noTih Of the CT Hoase wiHss River
via -ueien timber and comfortable improvements amly
a. houses Tor farming adjoining the land, John
Trent John g. Page and John adams aud ~ eoBseed "a orr
'r TIE se IN the county Persons wishing pur-
ehase are requested To call an for themselves
TERAs-wlbs Of the purehas. money cash when the decd .
m Ani Possession given which about The arst Of
M ne pA4ee On credit Of and 3year purchaser
bond and security and deed upon the properly 10 ,e
tIs ocerei payments SAyi IyIIsoN
BENZ. WILSON
Agents for az Parties.
Amer n" al0v: sale. subscriber Will ~. the o, and rc
W AZ Aii except tobacco plantation hau. hid AMI
Kitchen furniture loontt purchasers giving Toni.
ana security f all doars an unaef at
&c i--ot-. lhDve. GOODBIDGE WILSON.
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LIyIREooL cLAssIrrcArros.

FLOUR And GRAS.The receipts via river and nal may
be considered cosed for the season. and the
uon. being mostly for home consumption. the market has
been rather inactive during tho week. yet firm
and Ohio in fiat hoops al 81 62i 81 6e3 In Southern
there |. vo uc doing small sales Of Georgetown nt 3
621 81 40 Richmond city we quote at SIS 80 a S.
625.
There IL no Wheat Offering. and some inquiry at 81
but holders are not willing from store at thai
prcc Rye has been sold extent during the week
at 6l 62 cents on board, and IT, O. cents delivered
Sales OF Northern Corn &c for new and 81 for
old, measure and lot OF old Now Orleans at 81 cents
weight delivered Oai worth 3a33 cents FOR river
and canal.-COBi. Ado.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the Watering Commit.
tee Of the city Of Richmond, Wednesday the eoh
December for tie OH and for
eleNsnr the walls and eubankmen one Tie dnsn
,ton Of the contemplated Reservoir feet by $50
feet at top and zoe feet by
est high and feet wide at forming angle degrees
the insrie AMI sopnr the osde horizontal to
foot perpendicular The bottom b. wen
puted and paved with good bricks benrone form
AMI wen bedied IN I'm. The BE- rroy
tired Tie walls and entertainments Reservoir 10 n.
ras' to height corresponding one ay feeu and
the slopes paved and tud before. estimated that for this
work SonHo rod bricks for wan- paving and sc geo eub
yani- OF clay ir embanScnt- will be- required potion
Of the clay be obtained the lands belonging to the civ
around the Re-efyur. ~
fAn drawings and minute specifications uo.s VIA b.
shown In wishing contract by the nd.nt of
the cny Water Works; and that NAV be n
CURED VII be given BY application him. OF The Watering
Committee.
Although II Is defirabe that proposals made for the
whoe woyei ssperaic proposals. either brick work
the clay emlankn.n Will BE- considered by Committee The
contractor contractors will be paid by Co;nmec when
suoo worth OF work IL properly executed
IN That proportion until the whole completed Then II tho work
i amiy done according the approves by the
Comin'ee. the balance viii BE- promptly rad
Proposals be- len With Garland supsrncn,nt
OF the Cry Water Wo.ks number 81 the WAGERING
'"nIniUte- Samuel. sUBLETT, e. ". C.
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y. Y. MARKETS. po,. q ,s,,

CoIIoS.-rhe maTket opened hi, w, viii, firm, mir,
and tendency upward I'LL the close, un advunc. OF
say about OF cent established. On the reception f
the news per the Acadia, Yesterday the market became
unsettled with ndsposton TO operate until the for
egn letters should DC received In the aernoon 1900
oaes Mere disposed OF at prices generally supposed
favor oil the buyer IL will be impossible however to
certain with accuracy the effect Of the upon the mar
ket before the close OF operations to-day.
The snes OF the week ending last evening were say To-
GOV baes OF which III 200 upland and Florida
aet cents for ordinary mddns s1,9 for niddng air
To lair and yae3 for good fair; and $3.50 Mobile and New
orleans ordinary To mddng 55asb cents middling far to
lair sia91 and good fair 10 cent The ARRIVALS during the
same period 40l bal.s.
We quote follows: