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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-08

sale on accommodating terms by
APP % r. WHITFIELD & SON.
yNvO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-CO
III FECTIONAR]ES, CANDY, &c-LOUlS
J. BOSSlEUX begs to inform country merchants and
the trade generally that he is in receipt OF his fall
stock purchased in person for cash. which enables him
to offer great inducements to purchasers. Among his
stock will be found
Is bags soft shell Ivca Almonds
10 bags Lisbon and Sicily do
8 do Bordeaux and Marseilles do
10 do Filberts
10 do Palm Nuts
10 do Grenobie Walnuts
so boxes Muscat Wine
SO do Cordials-assorted
100 do Bunch Raisins, do
so do Layer do do
10 do seedess do do
10 casks Currants
10 dozen preserved LINES, Pine Apples, &c.
so do Pickles, assorted
20 boxes Citron
10 cases Ginger, preserved and dried
10 trails Dates
100 boxes Fire Crackers
200 600 Torpedoes
10 boxes Capers and Olives
20 do Maccsronl and Vermicl
$4,000 Cigars, imported and domestic
Together with great variety of toys and fancy goods
Also, steam Candy of superior quality manufactured
daily and warranted to stand in any climate. Give me
a call at l07 Main street,
Sc IL Richmond
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-08

a DIE q GRAY, APOTHECARIEs AND
n DRUGGISTS, Successors to ALEX. DUvAIA
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds OF DRUGS
aad MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, DYES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERU
merry, &c. &c.
Careful and prompt attention given to prescriptions
and orders OF Physicians, and dealers generally.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-08

m ENTiST8 .~~G. W. JONES Dentis4, togn1-
LIB erlyof Brooklyn, New York has opened Yoonls on
North side Main street between 9th and 10Th, No 204
Is prepared to perform thorough aud dNYable work.
ssrting Mineral teeth plate with without the ar
ea gums sustained by atmospheric pressure, answering
sac purpose ofthe natural teeth only az ornaments
butin the articulation of language and the nasticaon
OF food. Also al other operations connected with
Dentistry. hefereaeea-Drs Allen, Angel, Giddings
and ByTne, Rev.'d Drs. Stone Bach and Cutler OF
Brooklyn aad New York; Drs. Cunningham, Haxall
and Dean of Richmond oei5-tt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-08

RANKIN & WHlTLOCK Agents,
au % Richmond, Va.

NealS--EaCH JU
N. B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fu
nished with two passes, SO that one be retained
the ofiice and imust be expressly stated the pa
that they permitted to go by steamboat and ears
ocS TEOS. DODA MEAD Sup tn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-08

ry four days, viz:
se9' H fyEv y, YORK, Captain cH4Frss Na!soH
Z" CALICO, SAN. DEARBoRN.
IlENRlCO, john B. TUrTLE,
" RRl sInV}R vi 4 1, 15sE.n
" MERCHANT, GEoRGE W. CoUoH,
=" ORIANNA, =" DANIEL DODGE.
These vessels all Of the first class built in the city
OF Baltimore expressly Tor this trade and have superio
accommodations Tor passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified Tor the trade, and who will spare exeron
to accommodate They will be towed I'D and down
the rver by seam and may be relied on to sail promptly
as advertised
Merchants going north or ordering goods from New
York, will lind it to their interest to ship by this line
as 1t IS the only regular line, and freight will always
be taken al the lowest rates. and every effort will be
made by the agents in Richmond and New York to
give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining
full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free OF commission, TO New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah, or any Southern OF Northern
Port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond, at Rockets ia
New York, at Berth No. !, Coffee House Slip, foot OF
Wall street
eA Il f 952RRRs5S fN :1 2o4E Asasr.
aa 23 No IL, South Street.
lHGaOaDQA ast ip.b s It:.AsS Fl1sIoc u
bOVo0 ieet seasoned and inch Buttonwood, fol
tobacco boxes
25,000. feet seasoned inch Plank
$4,000 eet Susqaehanna Boards
10000 ieet Notwithstanding
$4,000 twelve inch cypress Shingles For sale by
je 20 R. WHITFIELD & SON.
JAMES WINSTON, COMMISSION MER-
az CHANT, MARKET BRIpeE, offers for sale
100000 lbs. Todd's family Bacon
$4,000 lbs. Gates county do
$4,000 lbs Western Bacon---leose and in hhds.
$50 kegs Lard and Butter
$50 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
100 hhds boxes and bbs. Porto Rico, Cuba, Loaf
and clarified Sugars
IS hhds. Cuba Moasses
$50 bbls old and aew Brandy, Whiskey, Ma
laga and Madeira Wine.
so bbs Vinegar
~ bbls Lard Oil
250 boxes adamantine and taIow Candles
100 do 8xl6 and l0xl2 Glass
100 kegs Nails
100 packages Pouchong Imperial and Gunpow-
der Teas
5OU bags best Peruvian Guano
1Oo,OOO Principe and best Havana Segars
Brazil Sugar, Raisins, Cheese, Almonds
Sautern Wine Fire Brick Cement
Hardgroyes Tobacco, Irish Glue
Cured HAIR French Brandy Tar
Poudrette, Cow Peas.
ALSO, l
$1,000 feet Tobacco Box Plank
loO,UoO large cypress heart Shingles
l56 bales N, C. Cotton. an Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

HuRRIcANE Al 81. MARTINS. Capt.
Mclanson of the Br brig Frances Jane, arrived at
Boston on the nth INST from ST Martins, reports a
very severe hurricane As having occurred at that
place II commenced on the night of the Eth ut,
and continued with great violence till PM on the
18th The bark Imogene (of Charleston McMunn,
master loading With salt for Newly ork. WAS totally
wrecked She was to have sailed on the 18th, and
had on board about 500 barrels OF salt, intending to
complete her cargo that day She was driven ashore,
capslzcd and filled, the crew narrowly escaping IN
the boat but were safely landed. The brig Patrick
Henry for Philadelphia sailed on sunday morning,
Q7th,) and probably made a good ofing before the
gale commenced The Br. brig Charlotte, Capt
Merritt for Boston after dragging her anchors ana
being m imminent peril of gong on the rocks at the
west end of the roadstead, slipped her cables and
went to sea she returned TO her anchorage on FIJI
dav following Capl. Melanson, OF the Frances
Jane reports that at the time of the gale he lay to
about 10 miles TO the southwark of st Kits and had
the wind from the southwark. No intelligence had
been received from the southern and wlndward
Islands when the Frances Jane left 81 Martins, but
fears are entertained that from the violence of the
hurricane very great damage has been sustained at
some of these Islands. The second mate, steward
and four >eamen of the bark Imogene reported
above arrived at Boston IN the Frances Jane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ORpFR OF UNITED AMERICANS. - The
Cbaucery OF the state of New-JerSey. q. L \, com
rosed of Representative Of The various chapters IN
the state, held their annual meeting IN this Guy
"Wednesday. at American Hall, Morris Buildings Inc
attendance was large and the proceedings very mar
moniouS and large amount OF business was rams
acted The blowing officers were elected ana IN
stalled f0- the ensuing year:
VIM. : ArrentS, OF New-Brunswck, G. FIRST
Chef. ~
John W Smith of Newark. &. Second Chief,
Horace II Olcs % Newark. C.. chef OF Chronicles.
J. B Cleveland OF Jersey City, Corresponding
w Dickinson. OF Newark, G Chief Exchequer.
y C. Hopklnsou, of Paterson, e. financial mel.
p w Dickinson. OF Newark. G.. :. AT Arms.
The Rfports from the various Chapters showed A
rand increase >Ice the last meeting. The next reg
MAR session Will be- held IN Newark on the second
Wednesday m December next
- \ melancholy suicide occurred In
Pne,erove> The Sa'eW Standard states on FRIDAY
evening" last Mr. James >hlnn, worthy citizen OF
NAT fov,nsbin. ana a member Of the VI. f.. Church,
dining the temporary absence Of his family cut Ms
lboat with e. razor and expired IN few minutes.
lie was about 81 years OF age. and has lei' VIE
and * children lie had been laborng under
h,rb ,eorer ~ nervousness. produced by sickness,
ADDED Ia Inch there were domestic troubles weigh
llg upon his mind.
r. GvoRGE W HUGHEs. who has had
cnarge of Paterson and Hudson Railroad for the last
fen or fifteen wears sailed a week ago last >dtutud>
in ne Rattle for Liverpool. tie goes To - refers
- 20 taLe a similar station on one OF the Roads
mining from that CITY, 10 Moscow. we think ana
rlmor says he Is to stay some FIVE years at salary OF
$500 per annum.
Ia \ colored man was arrested at Iren-
ton On Tuesday, on suspicion OF the murder OF NJ
son boy about - or il years OF age Drought before
Scuire Baldwin and committed. lie was seen 20
.,yy-Le the boy or SATURDAY. afternoon, IN the "oods
about a mile west Of this city, since which he mas
not been seen.
u With regard to the recent rot on the
Central Railroad, near Easton. IT., Easfoa "nS
states that the reports that number oil men la.
be.u been killed and the military called out va not
true No serious ~ gry. x says, was cone y 'le
rlnlars and pence and anIet Wa soon IesLoItl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Mr,rcay BOUNDARY COMMISSION i

MrXrcAy BOUNDARY COMMISSION. Dis
uatcie, have recently been received al ne DePIl,
ment Of the Interior rom Mr. Bartlett the hiteu
states Commissioner, dated santa hltd uel 'oDic,
New.Mexico July = 1851. from which II appears mar
The survey of The boundary line Is progressing RAPID
Ia westward The astronomers and surveyors oil
10th COMMISSIONS are working together, ana thelr
alvanceI parties have reached point about thirty
miles wsst Of RIO Mmbris II Is found We earn;
that the Inc Will run from eight to zen mes >ou'ii u
Cooks SDnug, thus giving the thlted 'tate' Iie
whole OF The road to the copper MINES ahu le oll
route which can be reached Oy wagons II a." SlFc
- an the watering places, and the RlO NlilnOfs uhtI
THIS stream lose, Itself m The PLAIN III a millaif
roipt Of view this l. important starting nom tne
military post Of the Commission Al Dohd hilt Oh VIC
Rio Grance. (Which j. near tne lnltdt poilJ "tet-
ward the frs; ater met = Cooks >prlng my mics
distant and next the river Mmbus, twelve or hiteeh
miles Here are TWO important points "hefe tHeie
is grass and water, where me mtary i9an r!iis' ~
y,h.t. ut,ts might be erected south OK TINS ueIe j.
,f,seTt for nearly a hundred miles not Susceptible
Of cultivation and destitute OF Wafer 40 ihAi'dfl
-, fherefore can be placed ~ this region nor
could an enemy support himself mere iAe Ieelii
81, i.Tnkrowu Washington Republic.
SrScr1AR AND Fatal ACCDEST.-A
,,,rs man living III SufEed, whose name Ne did not
'elrn went INTO Il stream. on SATURDAY evening III
ccrnnauv "A tn one or TWO TRENDS, 10 Ddthe' Al'eI
owing several times and remaining ior some tiihe
~, NJ water he concluded 20 come out after tax
10 an. more owe By way Of aiding a Little va
riv 10 The operation he made THIS last owe NTH ms
la, an. and the result was that as he plunged INTO
,r v-er the elasticity Of the contained N ms
fat va. such a.. 20 force his head suddenly and VI
4xuecre1ly one SIDE, with such power as 10 break
hls neck tie lived long enough TO MAKE ,lgn IN
TIE water 20 ms companions, VINO brought MN ou'
and correved HIM home where he cled snortly amer
Hartford Times
INCREASE or TRAvEL The wonderful
increase Of travel induced BY low fare ana 20
non. D. almost incredible. The trans are No. >,
heavily !alen overthe Central route rom - T,ke
It's CIV that II D, very difficult for them ~ -, ~
tp.r.Iae and We understand Il i d eciSe1 f,y Pal
one = iwo extra trains through the ef ibe STATE Par
uaye.. or III after the Exhibition u 4s,aich and
- 49,. Ia order 10 secure more oisP "a d,aerent
rr-inrt Connection Of the trans az ., -, ms nace
FONTS On The road. aud with The 1sRao COM Adv
u The Salem Standard states les. t u h,y
5arr tainrg from fifteen TO iS ~ Inxe er snoways
belonging 70 M E seu gs" ,s y The FIRE IS sup
1 05e1 to WI hape been occasoHed by spark from
cigar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

,ed that Mr.. Charles Brady, agent
"A as sn answer Inn with one Mr.. Brady did not
., sssuia furnish . the ,e' Iine s'
s,ms down ID * The Marshas officers proceeded 70
pgnoeI. s ~ and all the other Western De
ss,IIs Sns came men down he s saf NJ
.'oek Gre 80 down. Who were heard by the
snends, Also . no Of the affair. One OF them sa'u
.seat he 6ring ne rode oyer<s the scene
at !, N H.. E made to arrest the murderer,
4, ~, cone u &c hour last night letter hastily
Ne saH. a. a.,ieman in this cliy oy person VINO
,.,ssp, 10 sg s Of the not, fully confirming all
VA we we facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
BLooMERIsM IN EDlNBURG.-

BLo0MERIsM IN Observation-Disclosures
BILE amusement says The CaiedOniaR Nrcryj was
occasioned on Thursday night by the appearance
ON the Dean Bridge of two ladles-One about 40,
and another apparently about IS years her junior,
wearing the Boomer garb IN It's fullest style The
elderly lady was dressed IN long rIby-coored SIX
mantle. or polka. which partially hid that portion oil
the dress IN which the aggression Is most darngy
manifested. Under the upper garment there seemed
10 be something like a shorter one Of the same
shane. bound round the waist with rich shawl.
The combinations were nearly of the same
color and reached to the nstep Of the foot The
Young lady's dress was exactly similar IA shape bui
considerably lighter IN color. The bonnet IN the
case of the one was PLAIN like that OF more decor
Gus ladies' while the other wore straw one, some
what Of a gypsy shape. The singular spectacle nus
presented attracted considerable attention, even IN
the retired quarter OF the town where It was Wit
messed and comments, characterized by freedom
more than politeness, were now and again made BY
urcbinS who followed the unblushlng Boomers
From inquiries afterward made, We learn that the
ladies were Americans but whether the new COS
tune WAS assumed on this occasion by way OF trlal,
or a. A regular street dress, we have been unable
10 md out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Murder of the President Of Oakland College
Mortality at Sea. &c.

NEW-ORIEANs, Tuesday, Sept. y. Is5I.
Rev Nh Chamberlain. President OF oakland Col
lege, Mississippi. was murdered ~ 4 student named
George \. BrSco. Brsco Afterwards committed
suicide.
The brig Orszabo. Of Bath. Name, was found drfs-
ing al the mouth OF the Mississippi the captain, mate
and TWO u the having died, and al the rest on
board beng sick Of the Chagre> fever She was
bound from Navy Bay 10 Betrea. Honduras, and had
been drifting eleven days The brlg has been tOwed
upto this city and the survivors placed IN the Marine
Hospital
Auguste +. haiiale, Cu>tem- House Appraiser has
been charged With receiving bnoeS and has been sent,
I'D Tor tral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
RECEPTION or Gov. JOHNSTON AT PHILA-

DrLrHiA-Goy. JOHNSTON received a hauefiA9 IT,
ception IN Philadelphia on Thursday The Governor
made q speech, from which We make an extract
The activity and energy displayed ia the creation
- mani featuring institutions IL the CITY and county
II IhlateI hla within tie last ie" years, pio,eS
thata little more fostering care ifon our uo'eiHi
rrfnr would. before a quarter II a century slouli
elarse render our country as superior IN "oIAs u
hsrtIcIait IS she x IN liberal institutions Il Ia
become ha5itual with certain persons 10 ItcI' l1A
ION Webster Clay and others % cur lana nave AelI
them IL high estimation, and desired 10 chefl'H anu
protect them. .s4..o .
Your churches. colleges lnt school, lhdl. a.e d
culture Your charitable institutions teloh,ii4'
rhe phlanihTop.c character Of yolI pop.tial.oA'
Whie these latter soften and ameior-ie the he an
--,rsf liberty which !. the frmnest foundation OF
our institutions, and the sures. defense OF our Con-
sttutlon and country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Corporation Notices.


STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4,
~ HALL OF RECORD Public notice ~ hereby gwen
IA Al the following resolutions have been presented "a hs
Board of Aldermen % REPAIR and RESEI CUkb anu
GUTTER where necessary IN front Of Nos u ~ ~
33 1884, 1877 l3g li9 H. 10. 49, laJ 49, B, 49, and ~
Duauc-,f 10 FLAG SIDEWALKS. and RESET
CURB and GUTTER where ,ecessay n C 81
KFsET CURB and GUTTER whore necessary 10
non, Nos, 49,, 81 81. u, 49, o. ~ 81 Iy "a" ~.
2l3 2il and 23J Canal II To REPAlR SIDE
WALKS and RESET CURB ADD GUTTER where nee
essaT N font Of Nos %. ~ l0 l05 i08 10 ~ "
3s 49, 49, 49, AZ 49, 49, 49, lj lJS ~ ~ ~ 10y
59 22 553 227 219 49, 49, l. ii, and rs chureh.t
r. REFLAG SIDEWALKS and kLSkn COhb sn'
CUTTER mi West Z between Murray and Robinson sts
10 EFGI LATE. GRADE. aud SCI ca RIB and 'UIIEk
n 3lstst from 3rd-ay tothe East RIVER As"tho ioh9"
grrtton ~ FENCE vacant Lots IN 18Th - opposts
I'll and 9Th avs All persons interested having op"cuyhs
thereto are reQ Iested 20 present them n wfhg 70 ths
,nder. ed a hs Office before The lli day u Sept
Ig5i-S'pt u, 1901 ,,l,,,,,,. e.. ,,,,,,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Washington Item>-The Pampero Chased by a
Revenue Cutter &c
WAsHINGToN. Friday, Sept y, +

WASHINGTON. Friday, sept ~ ISL
Dispatches We're received Yesterday az the State
Department from Savannah, stating that the Pam
perO had been chased by a Government Revenue
Gutter and fred upon and had escaped into -.
Johns River az jacksonville.
The California Land commissioners give notice
that the Board Will hold a session IN san Francisco
IN December next.
An ln>man named Roach, lately arrived here, died
from stroke Yesterday
The Law Crews from Baltimore arc spending
military visit here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

WIscoNsIs.-Hon Don Alonzo J. Upham,
formerly of Delaware, and JOumeyman Prin-
ter. has been nominated for Governor by the
Opposition. Ex-Mayor Upham presided over
the Complimentary dinner given to Senator
Walker on his return from Congress. and may
therefore, be considered favorable to the nomlna-
ton of Isaac P. Walker to the Presidency IN
lsj2 by the Opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PaE-

TFN>F>-On "Wednesday last a respectable looking
woman dressed III deep mourning, called AT the resi-
dencoS of several Of our citizens soliciting Suoscrip
tons IN AID OF a certain distressed family whom she
described a. living at No. 2Jl Cour-st, ana being IN
the utmost destituilon-that the head OF the family
WAS wing dead and that they had no means OF inter
rugihe body but that She, ont of feeling of charity
went about collecting donations for Their assistance
Under tins plausible pretense, and from her appear
nce If respecablltv the veracity of her statement
was upout>tioned, and pretty considerable sums
we're given 10 her However, gentleman calling
al the place designated. to render further assistance
discovered that the entire story was iaorlca'Ioh
ard that the lady IN black was an lmpoStor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ATTEMPTED SurcIDE.-Friday morning
about O'Clock, young lady named Charlotte Vail
a boarder at No. Ga Fulton-st. attempted to commit
suicide by cutting her throat with razor, which IN
strument she had procured from room occupied by
one the men IN the house When found She was
lying at the foot of the steps leading from the upper
story to the roof welterng blood having inflicted
terrible cash, extending almost from ear to ear
Medical and was promptly summoned, but her sltua-
ton Is considered extremely critical and her recov
cry doubtful She l. native Of Germany, and has
been in tins country since December last. Being
lady of excellent character and high educational At
tanmcnts she was shortly after her arrival employ
ed as a teacher IN Catholic Institution ut Bloom
incdale where She was taken III and was removed
to the Hospital. Since her discharge from the lat
ter place, she has been la5oung under depression
of spirits, and finally committed the deed which VIII
probably terminate her existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

YIRGINIA-John ;. Caskie has been noml-
mated by the Opposition for Congress IN the Flth
District, in opposition to Hon. John VI Bolts
In the With District W. L. Goggln (Whlg) and
Paulus Powell (Oppo) are candidates for Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
- 'I0lIHN pODGE. stre.t CommIs.IoneI
rROToN AQUEDUCT DEPART

IMFNT- To Contractor, Sealed Proposals, n
do,,.d .Pfouo.ll Tor building SEWER IN GREEN
WICH-ST viii be received At ne omce ~ N. oI9tos
Asusduct Department. tROtunds, Park urtu Monday.
he I'D d,y + Setteber 1891, At 3OcOcA, 10 bud
sewer with the necessary Receiving Basins ana CussI.s
IN Greenwich 81 nom Canal 10 Sprbs ST. Dens n IohBtb
i,If 800 feet The plan Of the Sewor and spechcaugns
for the building Of the same and all other lnioi
fur thereto can be- obtained on Application % we tohf"'
Cler Al tins office Dated NeU-IOrk, Sept. ~, 1911
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of ,he Cto,on
fo, Aqueduct Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Fire NJ New-Brnnswick.

Ngw.BRUNSwIcK, j., FRIDAY, Sept IL, 1851.
4 fire broke out IN the extensive India Rubber
works Of II H. Day this city last night but by the
exer'ionS Of the hremen II was confined 10 the la
boratory and store-houSe for chemicals, the upper
story oniy of which was destroyed. The damage
amounts to about 81 600. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
By Telegraph to the New,york Tribune.
Havana Dates 10 the 5th-Reiease of Two
American Prisoners. &c.

We are IN possession OF dates from Havana TO
the 5ih INST The Caplan-General had released
two members Of the Cuban Expedition named
Kelly and Haynes
Christopher Adams declines the Colleciorship
of this port,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
NOTICE.-Proposals

for OH Proposals Will be received ~ the Coinms-
s,onet of streets and Lamps at hls Ohce NO rs"t
Hall INIT, FRIDAY. SEPT 18Th Al % CLOCK D NJ ta'si
Ich time none Will be received iof furnishing the Iy-
r, ~ the CITY of York uth 1000 gallons 81 iau
stned 8Brr Sperm Oh of the best quality and allow tSp
~r' er Gallon for The empty casks returned sainpies
NJ w senf 10 the Office Il the SuDsnnt Ddebt 81 Lamps
H. ~ Mercer-st on or before THURSDAY, sept 10,
~ oci0ck + II The estimates vii DE- opened on SAI-
IkDay The Office OF the Comm s.loner AZ II O'Clock
JACOB l. DODGE,
C0mmm.ssOner II streets and Lamps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
The Weather at Cincinnati. &c.
CINcINNArI. Wednesday. Sent. ll.

CINCINNATI, wednesday, sept III, 1871.
The weather here Is exceedingly hot and much
suffering IS experencedthroughoutt the country. The
thermometer To-day stood al 95 IN the shade. and 1870
IN the sun
The River Is low and continues TO recede.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

son, Onondaga VI. Hughston. Delaware VII. Har-
wood, Livingston VIII Rice, Cattaraugus.
COMMITTEE on Contested Seat.-Messrs Pnckney OF
New-York City, Van Wyck OF Westminster. Mot! Of
Rensselaer, Van Horne OF schenectady, Rouse OF
Oneida, stewart of Madison, Abel OF Livingston,
HOliSfer of Erie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
C,TREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4

- HALL OF RECORDS -Pubiic Notice Is hereby
gwen that the following r. ,O tons have been presented
In the Board Of Aldermen 10 repair Sden Ak and reset
Curb AMI Gutter rout OF Nos o. 81; 10 ~ ID p,ss
az. ia Feae-st To repalr sdsNa k and reset Curb and
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