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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14
POE ID Z.
From the Riebooed Eng qJirer.
ODE TO VIRGINIA.


Found among the msna-erp's Of the late RI
'avid Steele OF the Baltimore Conference, who di
nddealY of heart disease At Washington City. NJ
tn, 1862.
VIRGINIA !-honored land -
Who that can Kindred claim
With thy victorious, noble band,
But glories in the name
Land Of the wise and brave
Home Of the great and free
The patriots honofed grave
Is sought and found with hsel
A Washington is Aine!
That wcrld,renowned name!
a grateful nation crowd his shrine,
And gladly saell his ame.
VIRGINIA may the sound
Be echoed far and wlde
For thine is classic, sacred ground
On which the patriot died
The naughty tyrant'- aim,
Was first discried b, thee
From thee the m glly mandate came
That set a nation ,ree.
Thy Hs7ry--cherished name!
v hose noble soul of fire,
Wssfrst to kindIe ileedom's flame
And high resolves inspire.
Gratitude recalls the hour
OF darkness and of woe,
When first, with more than mortal power,
lie bray'd the naughty Zoe.
When, quick as lightningo course,
And fierce as lhuuder's roar,
lie blanehd the tyrant with a force
lie never felt before.
7he's-highly honored lard
Among thy cherished ones,
Were only leaders in the band
OF thy distinguished d sons.
Hoe Ha'nsroils is the host.
OF those who might compare,
With all that other States car boast
In council and in war.
A Jefferson ia hinet
A Madison and Rives,
In hy ranks Clay and Ranioluh shine
Tie Marshals and the Lees.
VIRGINIA teach Your Nnns
Toyenorate thy name;
Instruct your little, lfping ones
To speak their eountrv's fame
Va. July 4th, 1893. d. STEELE.
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THE SPIRIT or LIBERTY.

Connecticut is as sure f3r r rs and Ktg ~
the day comes The demprra ic mtiony over
the wings, IN ths State. at tte a-t rirci.ou. was
about 5000, on a ftH eofe aud rfr vhig Cause
has been strengthened in Crnueri~pl hy the
nomination Of Gen Scott. wr have gr -oru~thing
10 earn--ihat's all. Put down '. "r.'icu as
sir for Pierce ard King ~ n H,r-1 Register.
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DIR. Ella KAEAN,
SURGE0N DENTTS7

'
ID ESPECTFULLY off,s his professional servi.
ces 10 the citizens Of Columbus and its vicinity
tie will insert artificial tech from 4 single one to
complete set, and perform all other operations in
his profession in the most careful and perfect man
ner
All operations warranted 10 give entire satisfac-
tion--or M charge viii! be made
AZ OFFICE on Market Street, opposite Csdy g.
Co.'S Livery Stable
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Cheapest & most pleasant Route
To NE Vs K'NEK

Fare reduced to $4,000 from TUscumbia to New
York via Columbia, Nashville and louisville
Through tickets to Nashville, $500
TO Louisville, 1900
IN New York 36OO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14

The Scosi rltE-sfisn m--iins 81 B8titlo tds
'ng proved failure, na si be wbigs ne HeHi
day decisrri. i,y ~ag ~ -Tca-s.
II told fa-----iosls ii vt- ~ as- % iry - g.
up a me tag thai evening Tasrs wa cifos.
ia srn, the fhszife was % iui blast. with con
cert, an sshi5isiOa q paintings, sn5 4 nOnke,
shor"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14

zeal red rspubicanism Of the wo1 type, an8 the
mos, destructive principles and tendencies. -
These are settled characteristics Of the P'pfent
campaign. Who can npugu their accuracy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14

TIs TrsmbeiI Democrat. Published a. War
ren county, Ohio. says-
"Ohio Is good ior Pierce by 10 600 nsj jiriiy. "
The Niledgesills Recorder. whis. ssy.--.fs
suppose that Scosi can carry this Sfa'e = 70 sop
pose that be has only 10 com 10 Grafgia and
carry OF on bis shoulders the Siore Mounisin."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14

Pracliee aOws from P'iseiPl,; er "a a. zIa
lhink % will BE- az
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GREEN Il

4 VERY Superior article just receieved and for
n sale By TAYLOR T. MCCARTHY.
Nov % 1851 92-.f
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v0h. xxx.
THE .DEMUD.RApo
,,,tsuep EyRRY SATURDAY. MORNING, BY
HI. wORrHINGTON * SON.

osgtss-s3ata vide If Vain Street, one door 'osst
- =. E.iipss Livery Stable, Columbus Miss.
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wLie papers affirm that Gen. Quiiman says
that II here il a whig in the Uaion Tor whom be
would vote lcr president il Is Scott. This is
ihe Quiiman whom tie wings have abused with.
ou, slint asa "1libusier." and who was arrest
ID bv ibe administration hen gorernor oi Mis-
-ssiPpi. and cited for trial at New orleahs. Il
!, refreshing 10 see lbAi the whig. are beginning
10 value tho opinions u the gentleman sAo has
terrified them % mnch a. ''disunioBists." snd
abead the Cuba expedition. ."--BgHon Pos,
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The Bedford Va ssntiael deniss thst Dr.
Thompkins. The whig siecioF !or that count, .bA.
resigned tis post. GA account Of IN, Suspicion of
Seats sounoaess on the slavery question. II,
hovessr. ad,nil.. lha, d.. Tompk,ns declined
for The same reason precisely. and none Other.
ah:ch Influenced lin in withholding his support
from Gen. Harrison. in ieso. sno from General
Tsylor In ls<s-becasse ofa conviction hon>
-.sly entertained. Of The f-poh;ey q eiecsrzs nd
ita-y men, Of whatever esibrc. TO TOE Presid-ney.
Riesnsad f.gai-er.
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TyPersons calling for any Of TIE above erters viii
Please say they "are adveri,-5i.'
A. H. JORDAN . 81.
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Found among the manu-crps Of the late Rev
David Steele OF the Baltirore Conference, who died
suddenly of heart disease At Washington City, May
9Th 1862
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SECOND poAnp
CITY TRAnE aErnnr.

MONDAS. June III T. N.
AsnEs.There 100 bils pots and pearls b1nght II
Si?s and Sc per 100 lbs.
BnEApslrrfsIlo continued very firm tho isiacss
including l2,hC0 bhs-sups rinn Canadian an ordinary
IL straight State. at 81 UOla - 1897 mixed - fl.cy
Weston and iayofite round hoop Ohio at ~ 12}s 81
81 II; with common to good Southern 1t 81 II i Is
SEA, Jersey meal ana rye Hour ,lowly realized - 1874
50 70 per Dbl. Nothing OF moment done N waeat
barley or oats deserving special remark 1000 bushels
river rye have been sold Mt I6c; wi 30 900 bushels
sound Southern and Western II. xei do, aud yellow
Southern ana Western corn, at 80 6oc 81 621sc and
Ua cage, respectively the Pro.ions value
CorrEr -Bnt 80 bags Laguayra found buyers, to day
ut ohc. Demand M derate
CorroN The market remains quiet, but With rather
better feeling Holders ere disposed to wait fo the export
inquiry The Gales Were consequently. uncomfortable.
FisH.-Cod and mackerel were unchanged. 500 boxes
scaled herring 70. ehed about Gee
FrsicrTa.-kates frmor. and 1900 bales
cotton were engaged al 532d for compressed With
uncompressed, at Sled. About 1000 bbls -four wore
taken at I'D while vessels demanded from Il TO
l5d. Grain was at 4d in bulk There was no change 60
notice 10 rates for London Havrc 10 California rates
varied from 45 re ard soc
FnuT.-A lot of 500 boxes bunch risins obtained,
at 80.
IiAr-some $50 bales river were purchased during the
day at co e. &c. per loo lbs. cash.
HEair- Retail parcels American undressed changed
hands at 81 20. Market quiet.
InoN-rherc have been 80 tons Scotch pig disposed Of
LEAp.--Galena held at S.; and Spanish at s. rs,
without inquiry.
molAssts--A sale Of 80 hhds Muscovao molasscs was
effected az PFC.
ous.-About . COO gallons linseed brought G2c. 400
olive 81 10. and 200 baskets do s3-customaly terms
Provisions seemed active ;t unatered prices
Towards the close Of last week 1000 bbs rumpl and
pine pork purchased for the West Indies at $40
81 which have not yet beeu reporc "a This days trans
actions embrace 300 bhls. prime and pork At SIS
and SIS; $40 bhls, with 500 kegs, fair prime lard
IT e2c. 10 Sc and 1iic. 500 Dolls prime and mess
beeat Sc S7si and $40 Sl4 with 100 bbls beef
at SO so. res ectivcly.
RosN>-Wc beard that SEQ tbs common sosl in
pant at 81 50.
sEoARs-2C0 600 Havana realized SIS SIS, and
10000 German. an unknown rate.
SrIRTs.-lherc Were $50 Lbls Ohio AMI prison whis-
key bought al 2oi 20s and Il q 4. cts. per gallon,
cash light abatement
fucARG-Lxccpting the disposal of 100 hhds. Musco-
vado az u 5c have nothing additional report
TAIiow-sacs OF $500 lbs prime Effected at
Saf S7Sc per b.. cash.
RECEIPTS NoRTH RIVER BOATS -l5560 bbls
-four, SO do ashes 49, do whi key. - pkss wool liz
do butter 267 TO- cheese $50 do PROVISIONS S3a DO lard
III do beef .ZiO do pork 1850 bushels wheat 1928
barley. leo 90 cats. and 50 ol5 do corn.
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Court Of General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Denman and Ward.
Juar This court organized for the June term, but
on calling the names OF the grand jurors summoned,
only answered and the sheriff directed 10 sum
mon additional panel for tomorrow morning till
which time those present discharged from attend
ancc.
ForcLh EntryThe case of John Driscol indicted for
ecctng forcblc entry into premises Of which be
claims the posesson, was called up when Mr. Anthem,
for the defence nterposed special plea viz that there
another Indictment suit pending. Mr. Hall OBJ
ected 10 the plea The other suit stricya civil one
and had nothing 10 do with this charge behalf II the
people The court would take time to consider the mat
and give decision to morning II might be
expedient convenient that the other action be first
tried
Thtrc being cases ready for trial. the adjourned
The calendar for the present term given in the
UrRlID Of Yesterday.
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Superior Court.
SPECIAL TERN.

Before Hon Judge Campbell.
JUsE 7.-.4heged ATTEMPTED psoteroe on Femae--Jo-
serb H. WagsiaE rs Ayih,r Mtn-1hc plaintiff in this
charged the defendant with assault on and Mt.
tempted violation Of bis wife: the cause was on the
calendar last February bat the plaintiff neglected to
bring IL 60 trial Mr. Il Angus behalf Of the defen-
dant applied for Judgment with costs against the plain.
till and the Judge granted the application ordering the
complaint of Wagstaff against Mix to be dismissed.
WagsicGrs. GM-There Is an application pending in
The Common Pleas behalf Of Dir Gill for judgment
against WBgstaG for costs which accrued in similar
ton brought by tho plaintiff against Mr.. Gill for
an segeo attault and attempted violence on the
person. which complaint was also dismissed last term
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DISCOVERY OF A SILVER NINE IN SOUTHERN H.
ii.oIs.Tbc Benton Standard snys crcdibly in
formed that rich nine If silver has been lately dis
covered by DR. Smith in the vicinity Of Galatin. Saline
county. The discovery was made by the Doctor in
pIorng vein Ct lead, when he discovered what be took
70 River and in order 20 be certain 81
Lsus for mneraoest, who. in analysing the ore cx-
tract1d lftcen per cent Of Iron and lead.
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This IL important table, as 1t shows the extent Of
or export trade with each country II will be that
Great Britain takes directly Of products than all
te other countries put together We have very limited
export trade with France, and with continental nations
generally Great Britain distributes large quantity Of
great staple cotton to the different countries Of Eu
rope which gives employment to large tonnage This
trade should for own shipping With South
and Central America trade lately has been limited
shipments 10 some extent have been made to China
principally domestic cotton goods
Inc annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending the 9TH u June inclusive distinguishing the
estimation and extent Of shipments to each place
CosAERcE on TIE POM OF Nv Yopx-WrrRIy
EYpopr.
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SuPREME C0U.T-shRAH BuCKLTN. BY HER
~ next friend, Thomas White anst John Bneklin TO
John Buekn You are hereby summoned and required
tie oaint IN this action which will he in
the Office of tho Clerk u the City aud County Of New YORK;
al the City Hall in the city OF New York.
copy Of the said paiut
Mt Gis Office n 70 Nassau street In tic city of New York.
wiEin twenty days after the service Of this summons on
exclusive Of the day Of such service if You fail
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply the the relief
demanded il the complaint. Dated April 2j 1852
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MUSICAL.

MUTUAL LOAN, HOUSE FURNISHING, AND PIANO
W forte As9ciaten The second regular meeting this
ASSOCIATION viii be held and several shares awarded on
rriday evening next June H. at the Apollo Rooms In
near Canal street ats o'clock All ones should
ne pad before that date. All persons DESTROYS procure
;"in h o. nsnos viii nd greatly their interest
The trustee ~ the Of AarAncs Sherman
psthc. JAMES PRISON. PrVvtdsnt,
4. Y. JecKIsS, Trustee, Ss.
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tjJ fpj
There large shiprents Of nour wheat AMI ocrn
last week but moderate movement in y on rha
experts to Great Britain wcr. cqcay div e among
oug great staple products. IL will Dc secu that
than onehaf Of the aggregate value o. export Tor
week went to the ports Of London AMI liverpool rhe
above statement presents about the usual variety bns
feature Of Importance or ineros. t. Inc .radS
generally
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


TIE CONGRESS PARTICIPATION TO SHOE
Dealers-Learnn5 that some unprnc plea persons are
Offering Elastic Gore TO manufacturers Of Patent
gress Boots made by brading weaving India Rubber in
sueh way rs TO eauso shr contraction expansion
the fabric with the spring this notce given an
OF covering and Combining Gbrous materials with cords
India Rubber used making Congress Boots s direct
ana positive violation OF my patents and whoever
features sells the Congress Boots thus made will pro-
secuted for damages All who authorized by
are required TO STAMP each pair with the words Days
TENT al others are and dealers warned
against the consequences If they choose be
Irating this patent knowing that the combination
tempting through their to mslead
ing shoe dealers and have, their
nation causeQ the opinion Of two the
Patent Lawyers in the United States be herewith
published shall hold every dealer responsible where Tho
mannactprer y irresponsible HORACE II. DAY Owner
OF all the Patents connected with Congress Boots. N
Licenses granted at ~ Ccrslandt street Yrs and by
my cd agents throw the United States
Charles Winsow, Of Lynn, Mass. -
LEGAL OPINIONS have eaamncd the letters Patent is
sued to Dupont Hyatt bearing date the 10Th
1870 Gnd Of opinion that tho Of elastic cores
by weaving lrous materials which aud contract in
combination with India Rubber Springs IL applied tho
manufacture Of Gai;er Boots infringene upon the
Patent. New York, April %. 1861. Il. u. CUTTING.
BOSTON June ls,-i have made similar examination
o. the letters Patent above referred to- and Mr.
cuttings opinion. RUFUS CH0ATE.
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of tic above statements that Of the Lehgh is M TO
sasuadsy last thoac Of the Heading and schuylkl
NJ TO TEurtday Ills week The tonnage thus far BY
tho Navigation Companies IL considerably ahead of last
years time That Of the Reading Railroad IS
sixty thousand tons lees The trade continues ac-
tive and prices firm. aud evidence that coal is
low it sill be through the season, the price Of
Lehgh Navigation Interest certificates, which used
payment o. coal, Is steadily on the advance
The gross earning of the Pepnsy l7ania Railroad Com
parry for the month Of May 1862 s1o6 CAS- ST. from
passengers ard s54 o5s o5 from freight total S16l-
SIS 81 The aggregate receipts for the first five
the current year sS57990 90 against s422 e5
forhc pondng pcsod last year Increase in 1852
s4350l5 &c, equal fraction than one hundred
per cout This must be encouraging stockholders AMI
all parties interested.
The Lead of directors Of the Pittsburg and steuben-
vile Railroad Company have resolved TO proceed
pTceecutc the work to the Virginia line. Bids for the
work are very numerous upon highly favorable,
and offered by the best contractors in the country
Tie Suntay american contains memorial Of the cti-
gems Of shamoEn district of Northumberland county,
pray ing the County Commissioners TO subscribe 500 goo
the stock Of the Suquchanna Railroad Company lead
ing from Bridgeport to Sunbury and Willamsport The
memorial presents in strong terms the Importance Of the
in itE construction.
The annexed statement exhibits the value OF exports
om the port Of New York each OF the countries named
during the month Of May, 1852 =
SosnIrIcF or TIM pop1 or Nrw yoRE-DrsrfS. ALTON or
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ITO CONTRA crnRs -ARcHIrEcrrs ,

.
l. tary Asylum, Washington d. e., Nav 26 1852
proposals will 10 received at this Office until w
S0th OF June next ut l. clock H., for the strut
tie buildings Of tho Military Asylum. ttis ciu
front OF the main bui,diA sis one hundred
Its depth ftyseysn teet with ping eighty three
forty Elk feet. the whole OF which 10 t. be faced With
Iroposals will be eutertsI,sa for mpie:ing this
with q marble, u grYnite, = free stone iserg:
bidders are requested send wit their respective ID
a fair specimen Of tho stone with whish they pr0I
build, accompanied by particular inform alton
eaiity and capacity OF the quarry, wlgish sreeisn
retair ed rs a sample rnder The contrast. III al
the above building there vii be tao adersic sized
houses for the ctcers 81 the institution. The nil
spe cifeatons Inay &c examined tiis Office from
the 9TH, until Wedr es2ry the .0th ~ Jnne next /
mentioned d. whore AL otncr Information rchtiee 10
tion and character Of the huildings will lie eivcn
Offer 70 construct these buildings must be accom- g
written runrartee sigues by cue or ore rcs pom
sons, to the effect that he they undertake that chi
bidders win II his their lid he accepted enter
obligation within twenty DAYS, with good aud suficid
ties 70 erect proposed buildings srding the
specifications which may have been, or may hcres
furnished. In deciding the lids, regard will b
the quality of the materials ssred and the raspons
the bidders. the right will he reserved TO su
only as may be deemed most advantageous 30 the
ment, and also to reject the whole, should ,ne Of
acceptable. All bids TO lie sealed, and endor sed n
for building the Military Asylum, nud add res ed I'd
u. s. ALEXANDER, Lieutenant Corps Of Eng
The Baltimore Sun, New York Herald and NJ :
Courier and Enquirer, will please insert the aba
times a week uE til the Goth Of June next.
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HONlES'TEADS.


RuILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND GENERAL FIRE
- Insurance Company-O Office No. Tryon Row corner Of
Chatham street, in the Harlem Railroad Companys Build
ing This Company having all their capital, hundred
and fifty thousand dollars (SIJ00) paid in and safely in
vested prepared 10 Issue Policies Of Insurance
against loss damac by fire ~ the lowest possible
PREMIUM rents, buildings furniture, sbips
buildings, vesses In port, their cargocs &c.
DIRECTORS.
J1nn Bruce G. - Woodruff, Simeon Draper,
40 m W akemaa, Alphens Banning, Carer G. Childs,
CHARLES Jenkins, John G. Hull Soln Jcssurun.
John y; fc!iott Nm, n. Dodge, John Hooper.
Ihas. W. HUI, walter Brady. Robt Mcclellan,
Calvin CnnGt, Alfred Joncs, Henry Major,
uy a. Corhart, John RnxtoE, Jr., r. W. Waller,
Tim H. Burger. Davis Collamore Starke Livesay,
Josiah Whitney, Gyms II. LeutreI, John ". Olcott,
John w. Newton, JAS. ii. Pulls, Sam. =. Wycko6,
fred. II. Nichols, a. p. Fonda, Dan. d. Whitney,
JOHN BRUCE, President
pAylrr. BARNES Secretary.
JOIN T. SHEpHrRD. Surveyor.
Applications by post win be Immediately astsndedto.
ITO MEMBERS OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND
4 others.You who wish to rede, N. buy sell shares
Culd register with the rbscrbsr who has
shares sell In the Irving First Now York. Franklin En-
pirc Citizens and Second American terms
c. MhGGI, Accountant, &c, No. Nassau street,
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Leaving surplus for preferred stockholders.
BY reference to previous statements it viii be o
shat property costing when reiaii aud equipped,
IS mort1aged for SsauG0, and that the estimated nc
ings amount to Stl,sf5. sum largely exceeding til
cent agreed to be paid on the bonds issued. Refer
sections ofthe act Of the LEGISLATURE Of Penns
passed April g. 1850 full authority is given to ssu
bonds. and create mortgage to secure them, and q
them Is made as valid below, as at or above par.
JOSEPH w. RYEnS5, Pres
Proposals to be directed above, and to stipn
cash payment on the 18th If June, when the bonds
delivered. The accrued interest, from May LIST to
June, gees with tho boud. O. S. ROBINS s.
DAVIS, BROOKS 1
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1 DAMS s. CO.'S rREIGur. pACKAGn. AND pAR.

A DAMS co.'s FREIGHT, PACKAGE, AND PAR
N eel Express for California aud Oregon United
nail s'eamer Empire City Wednesday, 9th June,
Ne Our ext regular express for California;. Oregon &c,
viii be despatched above per United States
Empire City, Wednesday. 9th June at two o'clock
p H. throueh usual with mail speed, charge
syn reisht AGENTS anS special messensers to des:naton
before the day OF sailing to enable comply with the
government rcquitioa for cording and sealng Small
parcels and dispatches received until oclock
nesday. ADAMS & CO., SO Broadway,
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5000 coo JERSEY CITY WATER 10


able In twenty-five years, from the hrst July. is
plying Jersey City and places adjacent with rrre an
some water, will receive sealed proposals., NJ the
James q. King x S9rs. corner Of Pine and William
IN the city OF New York until Wednesday. 9th Ju
Mt two o'clock, PM, fer the whole, any part
than $1,000 Of the above mentioned losu, which
An nteres. Mt tho rate Of Fix per cent per annuml
half yearly. on tho LIST July and 1st January in I'll
commissioners will avail themselves Of tho us n
lege Of rejecting conditional bids. and Of dccliri
ns they may deem not advantageous, The h
will be opened in the presence of the iilde7
two o'clock, the day above named. PROD
be directed TO tile Jersey City Water Commt
and endorsed Proposals for Jersey City Wate|
The money will be reqrired as foliows:--Tca per
notice % the acceptance Of the bijs. fifteen per ce
lst of July, twenty-five per cent on the LIST Of Sol
twenty five per cent on the st OF November and IN
per cent on the LIST Of January next; OF the whole
paid at an earlier day ut The option Of the lenders
interest will commence at the date of payment.
authorizing the lonn ~ acts that "all real estat|
Jersey City, and all 90 DDS and chattcls within said
longing to residents thereof shall be liable for the
OF the principal and interest that may become du(
scrip or bonds to he issued by virtue OF this act."
the interest, the Mayor aud Common Council arc sd
aud required to assess and raise such amour. az nj
cessnry, above other taxes authorized by law. No
under par will be considered. copy of the act n
report of the commissioners and engineers, and n
containing full particulars. IN nv be obtained Ne
L. Sons office, or of either Of the eommssioners
plying at the City CLERKS Office Jersey City.
JOHN ID. WARD,
d. =. GREGORY, vi
n u. BaAMHALL, lCommi'
TUOS A. ALEXANDER,
Jersey City, Nav ~ 1872
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VALUABLE BUFFALO PROPERTY FOR sALE-A
SJy d.s.stls IN the city Of hsnao sSr sas
Jersey. and Seventh streets. Apply TO
lALLABy 4 LyEL Raep No ", wallHY MY.