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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Beat IT! YES, EASY ESoUeH!-The Miners Er.
press talks OF beet 10 inches 10 circumference 80
inches long. The weight vas not given. A
neighbor OF ours has placed one on our table,
measuring 23i inches in circumference, end
weighing 9 lbs. The seed was from the Patent
Office, and is called White sile=ian.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

AT recent Horticultural exhibition in Boston
blacs5euies figured among the most remarkable
fruit. What the points OF admir- alton is not men,
toned. In quantity this region can vie with
them. For weeks the black berry thicke's here
abouts have been alive with pickers Not to
have been blackberrying is to confess oneself
-kaffass,ionable.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fellow citizen, Gre. B.
SARGENT, Esq., will accept our thanks for files
OF eastern papers.
The officers Of The following regular steamers
IN our trade hare placed US under similar obiiga-
tons: Bon Accord, Danube, nr. Franklin, Ant
Wayne, Excelsior and Wisconsin.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

IT IS stated tina, the funeral sermon Of the
Rev. DR.. Pyne, at the death Of the President,
was $50 affecting that Mr.. Johnson, the attorney
general, could no, restrain his grief, and be wept
like a child. Mr.. Clay was moved also to icars,
and 80 were Mr.. Webster, Gen. Cas-, and OH
scene.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

TsE Burlington Gase..e says that almost super
human exer,ions were male in the first district
to defeat Mr.. Henn.s election. SO far from that
being the fact, Tie Wings were notesea organized.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

YANKEE SULLIVAN, the notorious prize
hghser,is reported 10 have been sho. "a,
Sacramento City, by man whom be struck
with his fist.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Paof. NEAspEE.- The funei al Of this ceebra
ted church historian took place in Berlin, Prus-
sia, on the 18th ult. Prof Strauss, for forty five
years the intimate friend Of Neander, preached the
funeral discourse, which was listened 10 by all
the high officers Of government.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
DY TELEGRAPH.

n. YoRK, Aug zZu'
The steamer Philadelphia has arrived. one a .e''
Chagres on the 9Th, and brings upwards o. $ooo'-
600 IN gold DUST. A
The news from the mines Is encouraging -
speculative feeling Il exhibited. 80,
Flour and beeihas advanced, and market CLOSED
with good demand.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

GREAT SHOOTING. Two sportsmen, stop
ping At the lie Claire House, were out
grouse shooting last Monday, one killed o.
and The other l2i grouse!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

THE Cincinnati ENG. SAYS that Rev. W.
n Rose, late Pastor OF ST. Lake's Parish. in
that city, committed suicide some few DAYS
ago in Canada, by cutting his throat. He
was insane ut the time.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Rev. NJ. HUMMER, Of Keoklk, was sus
pended from the Gospe! Ministry, and the
Communion Of the Church, BY Iowa Pres
hy,ery at West Point, July 4, 1850. Tor
"contumacy," and for declaring .ihat Pres
hyiers to be the mos. corrupt body he ever
knew, and den Of thieves enthusiastically"
Hamkeye.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
CHOLERA,

There were three deaths from cholera last Monday
in town and vicinity. Since then there have be no
cases. change has taken place in the weather. and
health generally 10 better We learn from the Sexton
that from the eth July. to the 20 inst there %
deaths from choiers and 20 from other dseasesnsk-
Eng.
Or. R. D. SMITH, Of Muscatine. died Thursday OF
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cue Gaecttc.
ALFRED SANDERS, Enlros.
DAVENPORT:
rHugsDlY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1850.
CONGRESS.


We are without our usual Geographic des-
patches this week. The prevalence o. Storms
Throughout, the Yves, has made sad work ~''n
the telegraph line. We are advised, however,
Of The passage through the Senate Ct the severa'
impor,au, measures comprehended N ne Soa'-
n,omi.e bill, viz: the bill adjus'ing the bounda-
lie. Il Texas aud compromising her tor land &C.
l,ea the U. States; the bill providing for the ad-
mission Of California into the Union, upon an
equal footing with other States; . bill providing
for the establishment OF Territorial Govern
msr, for New Mexico; and a bill creating Ter
,:so,is, Governmen, Tor the territory OF Utah. =
is though. that the ftss bill will receive she ap-
prevail Of the House aud, II Sc, there viii DC n"
difficulty with The other measures lac soose
comprehend oil tho items Of the Cea'pfomlse
Bill with The exception Of the clause relating 70
Fugitive s!avee, which was under discussion IN
he Senate on las, Wednesday and thursday
hui w;taoa; Gaming . dec,siaa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Mr.. McKESNAN-Fhe Albany EVENING
Journal says Of this gentleman, the newly
appointed Secretary Of the y pertinent of
the Interior; "The selection Of Mr.. Ken
nan is appropriate ard jadicions. He is d
man OF exalted patriotism, great industry
and practica! accomplishments. There is,
probably, no man 10 the Union better fitted
for the position for which he has been Sc.
lected. The Presiden, and the country are
alike fortunate il having secured his ser.
vices"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
MIssnT,RI ELECTION.

We mentioned in our last that Missouri
had elected three out Of, five Congressman.
.For,hes returns from tho fourth distric,
show Bow man (Whie) TO DO elected by troa'
two TO three hundred majority. Thus, 10
the language Of the Republican, "Misso''-
Il, the frs, State 10 give her vote fer mem.
bers Of the Thirty.second Congress, sends
rous Vino. 10 give true and manly sup
port to Wing me asurcs and Wing Presi.
dent" !, is very gratifying TO ,ufn ones
eyes from Iowa 10 Missouri.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

BooTs AND sHoEs.-See advertisement oil
Messfs. NANNY & Weld. Ii is the larges, es.
tahlshmea, OF the kind in 81. Louis.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

TaE Legislature Of Wisconsin have made i.
penal offence for the owners OF land 70 allow the
Canada thistle 10 20 10 seed thereon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Or. GERARD TRoosr, the distinguished
geoloest Of the State of Tennessee, died al
Nashville On the l4th Instant.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

DR.. 'ioLMEs, in poem delivered at the literary
exercises of Yale College on the l4'h inst. gives
the following beautiful little picture Of April:
"a last Young April, ever frail and fair,
Wood by her playmate with the golden hair,
Chased TO the margin Of receding foods,
Ger the soft meadows, starred with opening buds,
intears and bushes, sighs herself way,
And hides her cheek beneath the 10 wETs Of May -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

A "cH,Lp OF DEsTINy..-The editor Of
the Muscatine Journal says, that during
the night Of the late ss5m be sha apfaek ''6b &
Lightning. except that one under whose roof
he had fund lodgings.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

building this Railroad VA. % -. 800
sntsrpriEe and labor that viii endure, when namss
-''s IGaicna Gazette
So sav va. We are an advocate Of whatever
,.nef,s our couufr We are Wing from prin-
c;nle-becruse we think the principles q 'ha'
ns-sv are better calculated 10 advance the in-
,.,es,s afour common country. We are Tor eur
country before all other countries; we ere ies
our state before oil ether States; we are Tor
on, county before all other counties. We go IN
first for tha. which benefits our county, secondiF,
eur State, and thirdly, our country. therefore
we regard The success OF . Railroad project M
tended directly to benefit our county and moi
rec,'v 10 benefit our State, before any measure
having 70. its object the advantage OF The entire
Union. This cannot be termed sehshness. u
proceeds from,ha: principle, sctptufaiiS enjoin
ed. which teaches man TO esteem more nlghiy
his own household, and TO provide tfss Tor theni.
We have met with more substantial cppos,iion
in advocating the building Of ihe Rock Island
and L.salle Railroad Than We have ever sneoun-
tered in politics Men who have been our
friends politically have forsaken US here. As
fac, 10 some degree remarkable, We may mem
,ion, iha, we have los, more subscribers from the
strong ground we have assumed IN favor OF the
above and Council Bluffs Railroad, than from the
frmnes. with which we have advocated Wing
principles during the whols Of our editorial lite
in Iowa, embracing come Of the warmest con-
tests known in The politics OF cur state We
mention :lsi, with ne desire to excite sympathy,
bu, from, the lsudahle emulation 10 see our name
inscribed upon tat monument We state 1t
tia, i, may stand on record, that hereafter when
these Roads shall be in successful operation, ae-
;;s.--arry " ~eaftn 70 orr State, men may look
back with surprise 10 think that there were thosc
living in this and an adjoining county who car
risd sheir hostility Of the measure 10 such q
childish extreme.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

FouSD.--The statue Of John c. Calhoun
lost with the Inflated vessel Elizabeth, has
been recovered.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

UgFougDED.-The death Of Mr. NEs ~ C.
from Pa. II was his wife who died instead.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

TEE Cincinnati Nonrareil says that siuty eight
hogs were killed BY lightning at dstilsry in
that city on The ersnins Of the 18th.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

WRr0s AND ABoLIrIoNisrs.- While We
are willing to allow our Locoloco brethren
throughout the State to rejoice to their
hearts full at their recent signal triumph
withou, Offering word If Encouragement
we mus. be permitted 70 check them when
their ebulli,ion OF feeling carries item be-
yond tho truth. When in their rejoicing
thew exciaim, with leading paper, that
their victory vas achieved against the
combined forces az the Wings and Aba'i-
t;on;sts. we must correct tho assertion and
pon. them to Henry, Lee. Washington.
and other counties throughout the State
where the Abolitionis,s voted their ows
regularly nominated ticket.
The Wings aud Aholitionists arc dis
tnct parties in this State-,he latter, With
blindness somewhat remarkable, although
holding principles nearer allied to oppos'-
ton 10 The extension Of slave Territory adj
,oca,ed by the Whigs, vet sete in such a
manner al each election ns to sustain the
L scofacos 10 the PRONUNCIATION Of slavery
extension principles. While they admit
they can effect nothing by casting their
votes in the manner they do, aud nj the
snme time i, is apparent that by voting the
Wing ticket there is probability Of their
accomplishing something, yet with a
strange pertinacity they persist il their
former course. For the Locofoco journals
then to say that they ere combined with
the Wings. is 10 assert what is not true.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29

Dr.. ALEXANDER CoLARn, an cid physician
Of Galsna, died Of cholera On last Wednes.
day.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-29
Ngu YoRE, Aug. 81.

Tho 81 Charles Eot was. ia.t r.hf, the
scene off terrible tragedy. A man and woman
arrived u. the Hotel esferda from Ni1iansfown.
and 10th were found This morning with their
'hroais cut, a.d lying il The bed they occupied
The matter IS involved in mystery. The man
was the sou the Postinastel at Whitehall
BosToS, Aug. 10.
Another sad loss of life from Tie ups.tting Of boat
ona fishing excursion has occurrr at Rock port The
party CONSISTED of five. III OF hon @ned, viz
Capt Sam'i Porte and Son, OF kockrort NJ. Gre gand
lad named Ingalls, OF Brookiy n, and Francs h. Due
iers, OF Boston.
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For TIE Gazette. /

HuNBua--ERiNx & WALKEa's FAST LINE 70
CmoAso Mr.. Editor Having recently arriv-
cd hero from the East. am prepared to cay
something relative to the above vast hne."--
The horses, or VIVA, is left Of them, are entirely
brok en- down. The stage leaves ST. Charles al
half past 3 a. NJ. and arrives in Sycamore a' y
o'clock. distance ~ mles-leaves Sycamore at
half pas, II and arrives a, Oregon City at o.
clock r. NJ, distance SO miles. Last spring
,hey had five teams on this route where 'hey
now attempt 10 do with two. Leaving oregon
4, II o'clock P. M. arrive in Dixon at O'Clock
A. NJ; leaving for r. Island at q, arriving at y
O'Clock at night. The same distance was made
las, spring in daylight. Now that Frnk q 20.
have monopoizcd all the mail routes they per-
petrate this outrage on the people. "here 70
Fits Henry Warren.
We have had 30 many complaints IN reference
10 the above imposition than wo can no longer
refrain from giving them publicity. i takes
longer time for travellers to 80 from here Y Cat
caso, IT'S miles, than thence to Clnclnna'i OF
New York. Instead Of importuning Congress
for the contract for carrying the California mail
We think MIR. Frink had better endeavor 70 at
tend moro satisfactorily to the routes he has al
ready monopo'ized.
From CALIroRNiA--A young man, who former.
D. resided in this place, writes thus from the
mountains OF California;
"Ican give you no general news from this
country. live entirely in the mountains, and
have no means Of learning what is going on out
side. Gold is plenty here--a fact yon have long
ago been convinced Of, suppose, yet the great
mass ofreople get bit little. Gold digging -
quite science, aud requires years labor 10
learn to be successful miner. find It easier to
make hundred dollars now than ten dollars last
season. | have good diggngs at present, and
keep FIVE or six hands employed at eight dollars
day and board. Yesterday We took out SIX
hundred dollars Of the precious staff we sell
dom make less than one hundred dollars day,
and some DAYS take out thousand dollars"
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AR7'Ia'LE.s


Cf Incorporation If the Darenooyt and Ioua Cir
Rail Road fosnpanv.
At. l-lhere Is hereby established unde, the
PROVISIONS OF the vet ofthe General 4 ssesnbiv OF
Iowa, entitled San Act 10 authorize General In.
corporations" approved Feb 22d, i847. a body
corporate and polite with the title Of the s.Dsv-
EXPORT AND Iowa Cry Ran. R ,Ap COMPANY; and
which shall continne for the term OF twenty yeats
ron me 'ne OF It's complete org IMITATION, as here
after provided for.
Art. 2.-The members Of said company shall,
consist OF such ersons (including other CORPORATE
BODIES existing under the laws OF any State OF the
mote --Informstion in my possession enables me
present the ing hsttering OF ton
the extreme east TO the Mississippi river wit:
From Portland in Maine, 10 Buffalo at the foot OF
Lake Erie, roads completed and in active pro6ts
BILE operation.
2. From Bnf,lo to Cleveland, roads are under con
tract 10 be completed, far Erie by the first dsv
next June and to Cleveland by the first day Of JAM
.. From Cleveland to the Michigan Railroad, a
oute now being surveyed with every prospect that
road VIII be made urou il in two years,
4. Across the State of Michigan, one road n.e Con
uaD 10 already operation, and another fthe SOUTH
srno rapiaiy approaching completion to Chicago.
the illinois and Michigan canal is part Of tho route -,
the Great Illinois Road, and, with the route from perm
70 me Mississrpi at Rock Island, has been surveyed
ana y 70 Dc ann lately put under contract An ess
ern company has proposed to furnish iron for this Ia
ROAD so soon supe rsructurc is ready TO re-
celve the same. -
Thus may reasonably hope. that W i,h;n ,hre. :.
TOUT years series Of roads will be Completed which
VIII constitute grand Trunk Rca Road Of near two
thousand miles in extent the .rt,.r. ..s
srn parts OF the u States with INA M..s;..;r" 80.
thIesectng OF nnumerable poi nts by lateral road
tha, oy nss,gsoie lakes rivers and canals-snd il
into Inc hsar, - ~ roads which we propose TO prcong
tension 70 tbs Pacific Ocean,
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Thank you for your experience, friend,
but scyihe will answer for us.
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The Davenport Gazette says that that
town is greatly in want Of n few elephants
10 tramp down the gympsum weeds which
infest the streets Of that place. Take a
rearing machine and fonr yoke Of oxen.
.Duscatiae Journal.
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Let ne make a record that We are nov alive ry
bnildinr this Railroad. will be monument 20 oas
sntsrprize and labor that viii endure, Snsn naa
"a thrrs that rolut TO lesser will be forgoteu
80 sA.As' 80 JGaicna Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

the wheel blanks, railway stock Tor prizes &c
and ,his also has blown up. AZ present " ~
hoped that Toronto the credit ~ the corporatoa OF
which ia il far under par, will guarantee loan OF
$500 coo The difficulty is, thst spectators IN
lard in law in lots, &c, bankers, iron merchants,
Hudsons. faScy men &c. push themselves forward,
and the farmers and close hsted folks dislike them
by a sort OF instinct.
Toronto harbor Is open about seven months in
the year to the Oswego. 81. Lawrence, and O5-
deuburgh travel and traffic the st Lawrence is
united with the Pacific, via Sorel, Olwego, and
Black Rock and il soOn viii be so united via Og
denbureh Montreal aud Portland and Ens The
communication ia kept up daily between Toronto
and Lewiston all winter, but although much the
shortest route TO the Far West ia sum ner, (were
there railway it will not az all answer in WIN
ter. / suppose that the route between the MA
CARA and Detroit rivers is 80 miles shorter than
to 90 round on your side Of Lake Erie.
In 1897, If memory serves me right Toronto ana
Buffalo were in high dudgeon at eSca o.ue''
Arnaments were seen to issue from Buffalo TO re-
pubcanize Canada, and armies beheld eacn oiner'
II they did not meet in combat on the iroh''ers
The MAYOR OF Buffalo resigned; somebody csc
was exalted, and - - IN leJO tne W. hinOu
are taking down the great gasburnng chauu9 Cis
in the Assemby's Chamber to put 1t up 10 the o"y
Hail. here, where grand 9snlu s Is io " G BoE
in honor Of the men Of Buffalo, TO the leadhg Dur
falonians. on Friday 0exE Lord Elgln mas sue
seribed $500, tickets to be issued A. % escn'
and the era Of brotherly love- international har-
moDy, and perpetual peace is believed to have
commenced.
Tauppose the Legislature will get through their
Iabors toward the close Of the week, and intend
to agitste for law to regulate Their annual SEES
siors, fixing the period early in January, or De-
cember. ROGER SHERMAN.
P.S. BPM hear that at the third reading
OF the Medical Monopoly Bill, to-day, il was thrown
cut, and am very glad that the statute book tor
1850 will not be disgraced by is. The Assembly
sat yesterday from l0 A. II. till midnight, when
left. 1t adjourned at this morning. The supplies
were voted item by item, clerk mumbling over
the resolutions 70 thin and jaded House. RS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-At Chelsea, Mass. on
Saturday evening last Stephen Doe stabbed biz
wife with dirk in the breast just over the heart
the blade struck n rib and broke Off; the wound
was over an inch deep and no vital part was
touched so that it is supposed she will recover
They rad not been married long, bu. he had abused
her so that she had left him. He said that he had
for some time meant to kill her. He was commit.
ted to prison
n" Ezekiel Firney was killed in en- sfrsy with
Col John J. Long a. Fenn's Bridge, Georgia, on
TIE 29th ult.
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---,-a-,,,,,r corRr-MARY sTRAcHAs, eIscatra Of

r,,,,,v cof-RT-MARY s1kAChAh, e1ecatfn Of the as,
- Pi'h'iA Of joins SIR kCHAS. deceased, 01ansf
I'M ~ 9 KIsBEIL EDWARD boISIoN; The FARMERS
ELiyAh, ats,lsm, AID THOMAS l. DICkiSSOS.lu punc-
bAHh on surf.~e Cour- Of the State Of New 1Ot,
arc ~ ~ sac tie .sh day Il August, 1850 At II Ocoss
ctsrt. ESchangs TIE CITY 81 NeS YORK, al ho-s
~ - - parcs, 0 o. aud, s'uAte Tvelh Ward Of tbs
- ~ a Couay o. New io ar6 snown and Distinguished "
~ zap Of Harm COrnos made BY Charles Cbaton, Survey
., and on al, th4 Registers Ocr u the Cay Of New fot 40
Ia. Numbers - forty sht ~ fy nne) 90 SAY and 81 Any
fronting the Fourth Ayeau@ and lots Numbers 4a iotr
hundred twenty tvo IS tour hundred and twenty es ~
-four hundred ard treu ou - four hundred and twenty hTs
four hundred and twenty ~ iou hundred ari tNeny
fronting Nnetesuh street Tie .si3eoty nn edy
Dats1 New Yo, ADgustoa. iS50 THOMAS CARNEY sesr1
Jess Ia ERTrcs. Attorney. AL sa~Ss
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Unrrp sr.rr. P,rr,r o,rcs. JaI, Is

USrrp srarEs Pi-rs- Owes JBb s. 800
nE PETITION Oh PETER l. MORGAN Of We.tehestsr rss
~ Iork Administrator of John trnoh late Of fonser, ssr
Yok George 6. Bishop Of Norva1 Connecticut Tor s o
Of patent Erared 70 join Arnold and Oeos o.
improve q machine for forming ne web of eD,a,
WOOL hsr &C. Tor year. from the expiration Of SAD P
Which tabs place on he Goth day Of October 1850 u o
hat the sad PETITION be Heard The Patent Ohee on ., "a az
Ortoer mt A. y o'clocs and all are oet I'D y
par ard .sS csss- ny lhsJ have WY I'd PslSn
~ BE grnbt. IhonAo ~, !. ~ p,,s.ss
al isgeuWsJ s~nss"~h''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
PROPOSALS.

RArBURY AND FORWALK RAILROAD
D-NOTlCE TO CONTRACTORORs-ses pro
posah viii be received by the Directors OF the 0gnbufy
snd korwsk Railroad Company, at the Office Of tho Ell
neer Dsnbury, until the Sd day Of August neK for the
grading ping, masonry tEd bridging OF he Hhols Of
road-fbout Is miles.
She maps prohes plan and specification OF the work viii
be ready for examination and amer The 5 day Of
gust next
one mile each IL length and proposals. may be MAIDS for
one or all the sections for The whole WORK including
the superigrnctuIo
HARVEY SMITH, Chief EnSiussr
Engineers Ofce DanbuTy, Conn July q 1850. lYl5 49,,
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CROTON AQUEDUUT DEPARTMENT., RI

4 'hUTUN ANt EDJUV DEPARTMENT, RO-
NTUEDA, PAkk-fO Sewer Contractors -5ealei pYo
posals rdoTsed proposal for In OrangesL" win
be received al the Office OF the Croon Aqu sd1ct Depart.
meni unu Friday, August % al o'clock T. n 10 build
sewer 10 OrRnge-st from The In Cllhsn A. 10 The
roriheTly 1e Of Crosss; in length about $50 feet The
pAr ard specifications CT the and all necessary 10.
formation can be obtained application 10 tbs Wster
PuIveyor, al thii Office. NICHOLAS DEAN
aulS lOi President Croion Aqt Dept
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PAPER MAKERS WIRES.

TIME largest stock Ia the United slaies well assorted
eons'stns Of Yoardrnier Wires from % inches 10 az
inches tide os 60 and 20 and all Numbers Of copper and
hr,s, wire coih-for sale on he owesi lens and war.
r.nlA 10 every respect equal 10 The Imported a the once
100 Johnst EewYoTk, or al The mandatory Beyills
Es-Jersey lBI9 Su'l Wh s7EPHEHsk SON
II8AzIERy BOLY AND IFGOY CGPPER.
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