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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15
The Southern Rights District Convention.

The Convention called for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to represent this District in the Nash
vile Convention assembled in the Masonic Hall in
this town on the 18th inst, and remained in session
during that and the following day. Every County
in the District represented. The number Of
delegates in attendance was 1O4 being an average
of.over IL delegates for each County. The official
account of its proceedings contains every thing Of
interest connected with it; and renders it unnec-
essary for to say anything upon the subject,
unless it be to state in this place that the delegates
appointed were Hon. Robt. Strange and G. ]. McRee
with Stephen Graham of Duplin and T. J. Morisey
OF Sampson as alternates.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15
Foreign News.

The steamship Canada has arrived with two weeks
later news from Europe. There is little or nothing
of Importance beyond the fact Of slight decline in
cotton Whatever fears may be entertained for the
Union here they have not reached England, where
IT, S. stocks are in demand at advanced rates. The
political news from England is unimportant 1t is
said that the Austrian feet is preparing to sail for
Greece to oppose Sir VIM PARKER, who is still block
aiding the Grecian ports The French government
has offered its mediation in the difficulty between the
Grecian and British governments 1t would seem
that LOUIS NAPOLEON is rapidly losing his populari
ty NJ DUBOIS LEcoMPTE, the new French Minister
to the United States has arrived in the Canada The
Prussian constitution has been accepted, and sworn
to by the King The Irish potato crop is said to be
promising; though how any crop, which is planted
in April or May, can be promising in February, we
cannot understand We can find nothing further OF
interest in the news unless it be that the Chinese
sqiabbling about their tariff just like their neigh
bors
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15

moore, j. b. Seavys Thos Devane. Tbos II IT..
D. Powers, Amos Rochelle, David Williams W. r
Bunting, John Larkfns, N. N. N;xon ~ -" n E.
Daniel Sanders Chas. Craig, David MeIntire. Evan
Larkins A'"N
After the report of the Committee had been d;s,o
sed OF, Mr.. JOHN SHEPARD submitted for tho cona;d
Grafton OF the meeting the following nreamb,e ona
resolutions, which were also adopted unan;monslx
WHEREAS, there exists vacancies in the former nt;o,
of New Hanover county in the Legislature of this S.
whereas, has heretofore been the custom of the
party of New Hanover county to hold county conventions
for the purpose Of selecting suitable county candidates and
also with view to perfect organization of the partv
in said county be it therefore
Resored That portion of the democratic citizens Of
New Hanover county, in public meeting assembled respect
fully recommend that county convention held at Will
mington, ON Tuesday of June Court next and
Be further resotred That we respectfully suggest to our
democratic brethren of each Captains precinct said coun
W the proprety of their sending three delegates from each
OF their respective precincts, to said convention and
SAID convention have full authority nominate suitable
county candidates. to be voted for at the ensuing August
Election to fill the respective offices for which they may be
selected.
On motion,
Resored That the preamble and resolutions recommen
ding county convention, be requested to be published
the Journal till the meeting Of said convention.
On motion,
Resored That the thanks of this meeting be rendered
the Chairman and Secretary for the able and
ner in which they have discharged their duties.
Resored That these proceedings be published in the VIII
mington Journal, and Fayetteville North Carolnian
On motion adjourned
VIM. S. LARKINS, Chm.
SHEPARD, v.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL,
DIR. smiths Lecture.

Rev, DR.. SMtrn, President Of Randolph Macon Col.
lege delivered discourse upon the subject of slave
ry in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in this town
Monday evening last. The Dr. took the position
that all the excitement and difficulty surrounding
the slavery question: arises from mistaken idea that
slavery is wrong in principle although rendered ex-
pedcnt and necessary from the mpossibility of get
ting rid of it. He went into able argument to
show that slavery is not wrong in principle but that
it is right and proper and cOntended that SO long
the idea is prevalent at the North that slavery is
moral evil crime, and this idea tacitly admitted
at the South no permanent settlement of that ques
tion can be expected or hoped for The discourse
was listened to by large audience, and met with
very general approval.
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Aecldent to the Steamer Yanderhrlt.

On Sunday last, the Railroad Company's Steamer
Vanderbilt came into this port considerably used
up" her foremost being gone, and her guards stove
in forward of the wheel-house. considerable por-
ton of her forward deck also damaged, and two
holes stove into her side The annexed card, pub
lished by the passengers on board the Vanderbilt,
will explain the cause of the accident
WILMINGTON, March 10TH 1850.
We, the undersigned, passengers on board the
Steamer C.. Vanderbilt, Capt. T. Marshall, from
Charleston, S. c., bound to Wilmington, N c., after
q pleasant passage of hours, was run into by the
Barque Turk, about IL O'Clock, P. M. One Of the
undersigned eye witness to the Captain of the
Steamer, hailing the Barque to put her helm star
board, while he put his helm port for the purpose
OF clearing each other but to effect the Baruue
struck the steamer bows on just forward of the Pad
die Wheel, carrying away the Steamers foremost
and Hog Braces the Larboard side, besides doing
other damage to the hull of the Steamer After
clearing the Barque Capt. Marshall hailed her to
knowe whether he could render him any assistance
or not; and after waiting and laying around her a.
bout hour, the Captain Of the Steamer being as
sured by the Capt of the Barque that no assistance
was necessary Capt, M. then wore ship and proceed
ed on his voyage, and arrived in time to make the
connection with the Cars bound North
We feel indebted to Capt. Marshall and his Off
for their GOODNESS and seamenike department on
that occasion there noise or bustle but eve
ry exertion was made for our safety, which we may
attribute to the Captain and Officers as not only our
safety, but those on board the Baruue depended on
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15
County Court.

The Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for this
County assembled on Monday last, Justice MILLER,
presding and will continue in session for two weeks
ASSESSMENT OF TAxEs-The Court have made the
assessment of the County Taxes for 1849 follows:
On the Poll, White or Black.
County lax. OV
Poor do. 10
School do. $50 .1V-o0
PATROL do on black poll .... S-73
On the 500 valuation Of Real Estate.
County Tax. .............u
Poor do. .......
School do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al
The following appointments have been made BY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15

BG-JAafEs S. SPEED, one of the leading Abolition
lists in Kentucky, has been appointed Marshall of
that State by President TAYLOR.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15

the CoOfG
Special Magistrate.-John McAuslin
INSPECTORS of NarGl &oreS.--D. A. Lamont, Jno. 5
James, Jesse Bowden, Dugald Mcmillan, VIM. I.
Vann, B. F. Keith.
Inspectors of Timber aud Lumber.-R. Maxwell
w. Billiard, C. B. Morris, Geo. McDufie, VIM. De
Berniere, John C. Bowden, James Alderman, VIM.
Price, L. H. Bowden, H. w. Foy, U. Sullivan, Johl
Hall, H. w. Groves.
Inspectors Of Sfaues.--Moses Lewis, Lewis Hines.
County Auetioneers.--S. M. West and VIM. A
Iangdon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15

THOS. J. JEFFRUS,
AMANDA M. JEFFRUS,
JAMES ROBINSON,
HENRY A. THOMPSON,
VIM. M. DEVOE,
E. F. DEVOE,
DAVID PRATT,
r. T. LENARD,
JOHN FOUNTAIN,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15

JOHN SHEPARD, Sec-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
.taa in Overwhelming him with a

Sempt ony S.
n2 J1h ~ the Territorial Bill Tor Utan was
J" hes lion MIR. SxDDoT made sPaar1odlc euoIs
coa,d rekndlipg The dying embers 81 isaa.ioAsl -
y5treachery to the Union by an imam f.
sDu % Southern Represeptatlves noe 70 S0ue5
pen ;sLfs TINS ienomi1iOusly to be oartefeu
theh Hf ne vas sskep In hand by Mr. TooaBs o.
a~ ave the first symptom OF returning SAM
" ~. session by rebuktng Nj 6EDpos IN pun
sn,a that d5ne him CREST credit ne feth iip1
"a Mr. aEppoS that majority OF s1e ~
Gu ~ r. III tho measures under consideraloh aHd
vo'eo ~, .e bacnme small minority Of the eo9thefn
tnas - IN get up there and accuse me msl2f.y
nemps soIle eouss Of having deserted the SPUN
OF snsn GU ,isbts He maintained that Whas hea
shn rrl az we'll done, and satisfactorily oone,
anisd in the most unequlvoca mephe' sa
shnre had been any sacrifice oil sne 9oo aoaded NJ
n the passage OF the bills that 1a- ton Taking
~ ore 10, Utah then under consoerS'ol
sns it was avery pretty little s a. alnons
the Southern raer, IN winch 'i'0
of second beat. :, ~. bo Texas and New Mexi.
II Wss ~ 49,, twice defeated, that the admins
- ~, tsretu themselves into the oreaca anu Tue
naslon .hen soon won The discreet and nlga'
pa.s,9 Fl, bearing both Of the Pfesdent ana ms
,.,te5 Cabinet has given uobounded saSslac.on ~
al narties while the success OF Mf lLL@oIs.
G,,t ,eoonm end atoms to Congress, cannon pro- 2
otherwise than gratifying alike 70 MIN anu ~ l'1
friends. 49, 11ybigx N r.lIv
Eow is the time and hour fer the W nigs V rsn5
10 man in ardent support Of bis Administrators l
for never was there one preceding IL inoIo luuy
aatitled to their undivided and en1ooSlas',o euP
nort Both Houses will nov 60 TO WORK. ols
nosine Of The mass OF business that has accuLna,
lated uUon their tables with railroad speed ana -
the strong probabilities are, that On the hs' uAS %
October they viii adjourn 'lHe az Mirw.yogKER.
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rp CMnH L,AMGuAGE.

VpRoP. n LAGRoIX begu leave to inform his pupilD
and persons desfouu OF becoming pra ;ticaly CONVEX
cant with the French Language, that rs intends forming
biz Fail Classea for Ladies' and Gentle nen on Monday
evening September IS 1885, bis rooms Nos Is and IS
La FARCE Buildings, 289 Broadway. Terms "a per month
2 lessopsl His first aim being enable his pupla TO
converge In French, the plumber In each class fha e
strictly limited to six. Applications received as aboVe
Mons Lspox has charge Of the French Department IN
the widely known Institution Of Massrs John Il Jacob
Abbott and alec in that of Mr. Patton 10 which gentlemen
he 10 kindly pc rmiited refer well as to hessrs hon
Campbell p White and P Arpln editor Of Courier des
UpiB. aux VI S1iz0&Z4 hsH eodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

.ov what thew were whether said knew 80 Tas
hpg about Il or sft An = f., M son he came up
me n daY OF tws sso an1 sad yes NAY s sz cor ~
The olhe Witnesses say yen wv gs' no oasa fell over
Q.-Dd he Say, at any nins' ''>' -''
Ola bey say 70 him when ne "A' ~
cave orowoes a have been IN Court while i3s
Witnesses gays s sa@opy sad would DO the bes
could for him in telling ths irn1n f n ,,s -r,.
nc N hard provisions 70 me cells Of tbs -rent
ard things Of the kind went 10 prisoners cell
% ne 1est presume the officers 4nsw was hsIe
MI, -, sina be prisoner my conversations wh hi
only for minute TWO; rot 10 &c, ba peony
~ ssying Is he other wlne s,es did hsyg essd
Fra bst he other witnesses said do not hear ali the
answers ffom where sat have been Ia ibis county be-
w cen and vo years heard prisoner at !be time Of
his arrest waS not blm that dd II; 90 not hnON
Wheeler prisoner s country man of mine or not
mir BoneAeer recalled nytbe Ju1ge snd asked why
had irown dtcesIpd overheard He replied that he
scered be Old purpotey throw her o7erbord 1t Aa
daIH, ard abe might have backed of fallen In Soma
other way; Oher person sp0ken 10 witnets s3oli
Miabatl Tyuhman, Ewore- Policeusn-About minutes
be ore u heard cry Of W&lchp four FIVE times; met
Clement snd other wttness with prisoner IN custody
they sad overheard al end OF dock, ana toe'
caught The man running from 'be dock prisoner old not aNy
anything took him to the end oi dock saw the woman
otefboaTd the frat Witnesses Jumped overheard
the lsst who estfed said he saw them going down
the herf with his round her neck soe wak overheard
at pde of pier or feet from lhs end here wsa no
tnepece prisoner wasYey scsred-soiyeredi we were
about minutes uyng gel The woman ouI; on going TO
the station house, ssked him what he was doug 6o~a
here bat lime Of night what be brought the woman
there fof he said he knew nothing a5outt at the saoa
house the Captain aiked BIN II lhe dis vile
or be inew he woman he ssid be did noti her name
WIS net known when she taken up; II was s9ver
sed IN the Sun, ard person came ana TecogAllte
Ter al the time the Captain asked bin who the woman
wss, be said she nobing but prostitute me ooay
WEE iheu in he same room.
d. Holmes sworn-AEssted the Coroner; the death was
BY drowning; there WIS red spot about hye inches IN d.
on part OF one OF her limbs aud t~o very
small spots on he Enee with akin pesed off lhs floating
OF he body may have caused by the air Of n1 ungs
not bei0g exhausted Der clothes keeping her up ne
marks may have been caused by her silng on anything
absrp ard the smBll marks by Gc,alch ofihe nails
Cross Examined The appearance OF tho liver showed
The deceased 10 have been an Incorporate person Tne
liver Ia he Only thru which shows nlemperance AUD II
have been long Of incompetence to produce
e appearance exhibited The large marks spoken OF on
he mb could not have been produced by Kick, unless
from the isft foot
a recelr fnr dnEer Was then taken.
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MRS. NEELEY's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL has reOpened for the

ROARDING AND DAY SCHOOL has reopened Tor The
Drecepuon OF pupils
Fhe loca ion is deliebtfu and healthy.
Parents intending educate their daughters Ia the city
will do well 10 place them 10 this Institution. they Will
have the advantage OF The mos, efficient Teachers and
Professors Who under The supervision OF the Principal
attend their instruction in the various branches OF solid
education which eucdated by explanations and lee
lures.
suic attention 10 paid to their moral and religious In
Itructton.
Pbey are permitted attend with Yeacher any Church
their parents prefer.
Naive Teachers In their various Languages.
Professors 10 Instrumental and vocal music.
Professors OF Painting In oils and water colorE.
Dancing, sic.
The prices moderate.
ISL Feminist near 81 Marks Church.
StaRes from the Fulton Ferries by the way OF
East Broadway Bowery Third.sVenue and Broadway
pasR within abort distance s94I'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SEPTEMBER 10

timed to day The prosecution Introduced one wine.
bui proved rohi"s Importer &c against The seca'ea
ne p-Rcesble character OF The accused The case ~as
summed up BIZ M Pt'p the part Of the prose-utl7n
Al hy Mr. B,sfy on the part OF e7 drte1se Alter a'se;
sbent sFout when hey returned into Court
with a verdict Of Not trl'Ly
charged with having iucel.ous intercourse with BIS
dan ber Bhrgsre, Jane Saw. girl sboat l6 yes-s Of
sse The case was nos concluded when the Court sd.
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SCHOOLS.

, = 1SIx1e.iTy GRAMMAR sUa0OL-ero-
s,sny = 4 yoHEsos, Rscior.-fhe hfs! quarter o. me
Sc}el hs5s.s TIE Primary Department for eIsgso
the care OF AT ID n Ho2oy receive. pupls -
an six or seven years APohcauou 2f s1sa1
- rS.I ~ nsds al he Rooms lover door uaveFfy
g. s ~ CiTcnar, Hay be obtained a!so st he book
stores OF Roe LocE wood soa AZ gs2or rs B5gy
sLsDc' isr ~ mi GEoRGE PARKEE Prtoci0sL
NIR J0nEPH ARTONI, forInstiy t ms. 100 o.
III he Italian Lsgpsse sid Lefs uie IN 50 -
- - ronn,rred with acme OF The Deal iasl'uu rs 70
~, rv resrecltuiv Informs hs hends sHd oe Pa9-.c
,bst he viii be happy to give Lessons IN iaiAn 10 az
roouE 81 Crest Jones's 81 or aP'.fS''
IS ?E -----
1IATAN7g 1HK9ARAY,s BOARDING ASo
wi DAY sCBOOL FOR YoUAG tAni $500 20 ool1-
ulgce curnsr Fifteenth St Madam % - = "a
r 65s the parents and gusIoisns Of nsf popuA ma US
onr. s1des al .ae above Institution VII % .eaaaedoR
Monday. September 9 1890 -
lgHF COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL
sCHOOL Is drnry-st constsins OF hfee asPsasnsa'S
=, rnIz,. order IA no open See fui q -srttselleci
IN :, eoPPl='s 0fos'' . SOLOMON JENNER Prectps
NaTRCHs SCHOOL, for Eng ian 'nd classca E1q
Ocauup 1870 West Nneee9'h'si miro nouseilo H t''s -'
aTen9 2a WI. reopen U WV B. SToGGaTog PRINCIPAL
7J1Ha RIPLEY's SCHOOL FOR .Y0gTG IA
lNk DIES FEepry.sxihst oetweeQ Fo1r'n and LeHlns-
Ton avenues viii reopen on Wednesday, September 4
81 lv' -------------
NCBO0T. goa BOYS (Ae,hem.ical, Classic,
SS1cNfInder he cers OF Rev. NsAAC PEcK4 VIII re-
onen on Mondry 9Th September. AT IS Any'st AMI Tn
THE MISSES GREEN will reopen their school
1 for Young Ladies, al No FithAv hf1t mouse rom
Warrington square, Tuesday sepernoeT 'oh 30 ip'
T10YS sCaOOL,-Mr PYNG's Scdool for ooysia
y Teopeued al 81 Esst Sxieenlh-st There spplcs-ou
NAV be It sde from I'LL 2o'clock. 80 th'
0lHE mRGHANfCs,s 5UtETY SCHOOLGIRL
Z Tr6oen on Monday, the 81 Say OF Sepienbert
au2l w l. w STEVENS, Chm School Commi''se'
1IIsefnCOLEB,8OA AN o DAY SCHOOL
" Tor Young Ladies Rugers-sL Will re open on MOE
dsy Sept : 1850. u,
NFTss 8, A. FOFRsEND DIS SCHOOL f2t yo7ng
~ Ladies viii Reopen Monday, Sept 81 10 Eat SIX
,a.nib - cornsr ofIryirgulace au29 2wF
6V9H& mkRt HANTs SCHOOL re-opens the eih
instant al Io5 N ecdoug sst corner OF Clinton Place
,7gI* ISAAC GEORGE HUBS, Principal.
FF yYORTH's CLASSICAL and Eugltah school,
- .748 brosdWsy will 5e reopened on Monday eepleln-
berg 81 XIV
AIRS. 4CULL AND MISS GARFIELD vii
" IL oueD their school for young lstias at 2i 5
Niueenih at Mo day, Sept p a1Sl 5taw@E'
ayIea COOK,s e0ARDIHa AND DAY SCHOOL
Ts6r Young Alries viii r.ooen on Monday the 9Th Sep
ember inst Separate department for small ooys 81 bi
MADAME dOUTAr,s Boarding and Day scaoo
W for Young ladies' s6o Broad way near Union 20 lsre
vii be eopened on monda,, Sept g. st I'M
Ty7BE f1IksEs IVES well reopen their Sch vol l64
( Duane park, corner Hudson.s. on Monday, Sept 9.
- Sw'
ARkH BAILEY will re open her Scnool on Monday
LVS Sept ut 10 Ca place, elee:kerat aus lm'
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AND mATREMATIOA al
SCHOOL


81 SIXTH.AVEEUE.
EREBSKE. EEDGWiCK Il NICHOLS vii re6Pea iasiI
lf1 School on Monday sepembsr2 II lie ther oblec' t.
prepare pupis for Business College or me Aitary scs
denny For their methods Of ,eschinE and the results o.
IN they refer to following testimonial and TO zoe
gentlemen whose names are given below >, =. - -,
From CHARLES DAVIES LID Autsor OF 1870 S0ui'S VI
Nkw.YoRE, JuEe 7, 1880
have known for several years Messrs sedgwicz Sso
uirhos and had full opportunity Of becoming ninutsy &C.
with their system OF instruction and tnetho1s Of
9incIp,jne and also OF witnessing tneir resulH
II yte mr eteat pleasure say shs In eli that conceiDk
,orsj culture pieecmsl development and the formation
Of manly character know nothing in bs[ system wnlss
Gtructed (Signed) CHARLES pAVIEg.
Horace Webster, LII Principal oflhe Free Academy
VIM H. c. Bartlett LII, D. Professor OF Nat. and ExP.
Philosophy 10 the U. & Elliary Academy.
Prof Tayier Lewis Edmund Hurry, Ebq
Hon james Harper, Vim Bswes Esq
Henry E DRvies ESQ George c. Collins Egg
Richare B Kimball, ESQ JOIN Warren ECO
r Norcom, ESQ. 2. Morris, Esq
McllYeine ESQ. A P Forrest Esq
JAmeh Brady, Esq Andrew Smith, Esq,
Semi Hopping ESQ Brook 8. Sdles, Esq
lyp Aul9 SwiEM&Th osTuWF61
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PROPOSALS.


IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-To FIRE
OENGINE BUILDERS proposals r be received the
end new City Han until ThnrsdJ he 18th Of septemps
O'Clock ~ at which time they will be Psbc opened for bG
Ing hosecansge for the Corporation OF The CRY OF hsw YORK
sad when mpeted TO BE- delivered TO the Chs Engineer
plan and specification Of the required done, ami s
s fn.os N regard thereto can be had a. me EGs s cAe
o. Conmlsioner of Rspaifs and Supplies
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-To BUILD.
DERs ead proposals. VIII be received at the Office OF the Cons
City Han until aoadny OF September O'Clock ~
sdd ton. to oss. known a. No Is barclay street,
Police station plan ,nd specification OF the work and materials
required and all Information regard hesto be had a. Tho Once
ofte Superintendent OF Repairs To Public Buildings No 10 Eliza
EB-Bian Estimates had eter of the aborsaamed
Offices ts1l WIN. ADAMS, Com Of Repairs and Supplies
(1R0TON AQUE0UcT DBPART4E aT-Rotaadl psrt.-ssaled
MI n =. the oe of the coon Asa.da
until Wednesday Sept H. ats osock Pm 70 build sewer IN fhH
sSou.b f to ogsea street in sash about
The plan and OF The and all other Or
be obtained Application 70 the Water Parveyorat a
ohce.-Augnsi 81, 1880 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
s2lotis croaou Aqaeiuct Department.
(1KoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTAENT-.ro ssv.r Buidsr..--
tho oece Of The Ctooa Agaoduc Depart
Pm 70 build sever Tseu omths Eshh
avenue point Twenty sr. 800 lsst Of Eshti
sswsr obtained application the
WaterParrsyor = this Ofhce-Datsd Aug 20, 1850.
AUS NICHOLAS DEAh, Prss't croton Aqueduc, Dspt
I7KoT0N AQUEDUCT DLPARTaEhT RoTUNDA PARK
CTO SEWER BUILD ERsssslcd proposals, indorsed Pro
poea o Twelfth ST. viii
s Office until Friday Sept 49, 1870 at O'Clock ~ to build Re
csviDg caer The and south
Of Third avenue Tssfh-s, with Tho
Tweh The snd specifications Of The and all
formation application Puveyos
$ oGee.-Ds.ed Sept :, 1850. AlCHOLAs DEAN,
s4l0t PresSdenl cro.on Aquedacs Department.
(tuY INSPECTORS Observation-Disclosures proposals Tor
guanhing su4bis steamboat and for tie
purpose removing the blood and DIAL oil the slaughter houses Of
oure snrs' SeJood e ants adorset Poposas iot the r.
ocs 40 10 New City Han qna Saturday Sept a. a! O'Clock
p which TINS aad place they vii be pabhcly opsned.
Specifications eAr De seen At the City Inspectors ofhcs
s5tol4 4 w. WHITE, City Inspsctsr
E,RoToE AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT Rotanda, P.rk-ro
ASENLR BBlLDER-seaJed proposals, Endorsed Proposal
Third Aad Ehtsenth ST wall s recsT tbs
ofihe Agu,dHc. Department until T9usday Sept R
1850 build basins and cITss tho
w. and W. Of Third ssd Eshtseathst The plsn
and peehstoAs al sther information Obtain
o. rppGcs tse Water PurYeyor, II this ONCE
g lotis NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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PATEMT zIMo PAINT.

YU7BE HUBsCRIBERB, Agents Of tho Esw,!aEpay AG,
nIortnF and Mining Company, have received hol thss
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