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(yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT ITO CONTRAC
" tors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Seventh viii received at tho Office Of Gro.
ton Asoeduct Department. until Wednesday, tho 18th day
Of July 1855 Ut u o'clock for the building OF sewer,
with the receiv basins and eulvor. seventh
avenue Thirteenth point about
ii feet south OF Fourteenth street being in length about
2 The plan Of tho and specifications for tia
building Of tire and all other information relating
theett sc obtained application to the Water Pur
voy Or at this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of tho Croton AGueduet Depal tncnt
Mar York Julv /
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NO1ICE.-THE TRUSTEES OF TIE IRVING SA-
1N wings Institution have ,chred dividend of six per
cont on a. sums not over 500 payable on and The 18th
account Dspostes made before tho 18th inst will be
allowed interest from the ls inst open daily from to
1859. NJ D. VAN PKLT. Secretary.
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II
~ trsetors-ssaed proposals endorsed Proposal for
in Leonard street viii be received At the once Of
CBoten Aqueduet Department, until Wednesday the
18th day Of July, 1858 At twelve o'clock M for tn. budag
with the receiving bios AID culvcrts
Leonard street, rom the at West Broadway to
point sixty feet west Of Broadway being In length
about GEO feet The plan the specifications
the building of the and all thcr rfor nation relating
thereto he obtained application TO the Water Pur
yeyer, AZ this Office. NICHOL IS LEAN,
rres. ofthe Crston Aqueduet Department.
ynrk yplv
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CORPORATION NOTIce-PUB.IC NOTICE IS HERE.
~ by given thst resolution has been presented in the
D. the Pewery from it's termination at Ri Siug
ton street to point hundred feet northwardly
Stan also titioD foe basin AMI .ulvers
che southeast Third avenue and Fifteenth street
tcrstsd in the Ahog and having objections
thres requested to present The in writing "a
tke Contract Clerk, at this Office before July h
1853 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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DAGE. BACON 4 CO, BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO
Cal-Exehsnse on London, Valparaiso. and the prino
pal ces of the United States for s,Ie to suit Col
lectons made San Francisco IN the interior Of the
State and proceeds promptly romited Refer to and draw
the American exchange Bank Mesrs Duncan Sherman,
Co., New York.
TIRE BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION GIVES
notice to its depc stora that int crest will be allowed at
The rate OF six cent Amounts nst exceed
Ing $500 and vt five cent exceeding that amount
deposits made prior TO April 1st aud not since with
dawn payable th. third Monday Of July banking
of broadway ard Park place. Interest," nok
called will to the credit OF suoh de-
derositors WILLIAM V. BRADY, President
Wilson Hunt First Vice President;
Francis Pa second Vice President and Treasurer.
G. l.. Everitt Secretary pro tenn.
Bank open Mondays Wednesdays and Saturday, from
o'clock P M.
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EXCURSIONS.

A GRAND EXCURSION Is COMING OFF ON THE
"A 18th instant posSIs oil be received sale Of
the ice fruit and oyster saloons the boat
barge by calling the undersigned 1t No 235 Bowery
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit any or
Ncnrasu, proprietors Thrsngh in advance Of tho ias
The only line giving through tickets including the Ih
crossing The double engine steamsh' STAR OF ThE
WEST will leave from Pier No North river at o'clock
precisely for San Juan del Nore Wednesday July
COMMENCING with the and fayorite mship Ba0r M
JONATHAN she Nicaragua Transit Route wing
twelve miles land These
passed In speed ventilation, and accommodations For
formation passage apply only to
CHAs MORGAN, hgens, No Bowling Green.
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NOTICE Is HEREBy GIVEN THAT TUE UNDER.
~ signed sole OF the barges oiboa and Merchant
o. Tvo has not authorized any whatever except
their capsins Abraham Cartwright and John H. Green to
purchase anything the credit Of either barge hmsc
and that he will not hold himself targes responsible for
purchases ade othcTs without his consent
j. OUrXATER.
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y Ph,lir Melbourne and sydney Ass o mag
d. Porter U. s. NJ commander, win positively be do.
spatcbed for thu above ports Monday August B
o'clock precisely from her dock, pier No. n This
stesmshP 10 Of size and strength in equal
50 the Collins line of steamers and II Is believed will
30 DO tho fasert steamship In the world. Her
tons for first second and third class
ror to those OF steamer built Rates Of
First eass ladies' eaioon $H3 first class upper saloon,
$3.50 second class $5; third class 800 The books
open. Tor roisht or passage, apply to
j. HOWARD 4 son, Agents, "a Broadway.
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NoUrH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITUTION NO I73
W AZ artio street. Alter Building Dep7itors
noed thr interest ut the rate OF Ave per pr
NUN on AL sums et five dollars aud upward wbiih have
been deposited in tba irs.ntoH ~ lag pre-
yous to the frat instant will be paid dem upon any
OF inc usual days busines nnd that all
Tor viii remain nj and draw interest from the rst
instant BY ordernt tho Beard of Trustees
GRO. ". WARD, Secretary. IRA Sit TIL, President.
from Q go r, ~. -
brooklyn, July H. 1863
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THE BEAUTIFUL. FAST SAILING YACHT FEDORA,
can be chartered bs the day week, month, having
parties Apply board on the Battery, 70 M eONK
LIN No. us Bridge street Brooklyn
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MASONIC The NEW AND ELEGANr ROOM ON
l the Of Broadway and Bceeksr street will be let
reasonable terms by apply mmed to j. Carhsr;
tast Thirteenth street Stope 20 Peek slip Jas.
nssdays second and fourth Terdays and all Saturdays
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back afs having suffered severely saA half its nunbsrs
hors De combat The battery the slsnd mounted
with powerful guns menz top and commanded BY Khald
PachA did admirable cuion the ensmys right wing
The Russians advapcsd with GOODNESS resolution
10 the brink Of tho nc their loss
considerable 10 LOO men killed. and deuhle the
number wounded
The engagement lasted four hours from noon Ill r. n.
and during ths the wagons ceased to
OF dead twenty observed heavy laden
Aft thu ccpa With view Of fsct stiag u IL duty
long as IL sbtanod from moestins the snd
from firing shot but found nevertheless 500 bodies
ON the field. private carriage moreover,
and from psins taken in she Search conjecture il
ust have destined to receive the body Of general Of
ASP NJ total confusion ensued in tho Russian ranks;
thr petely broken aud their rerest prscp
tate hour later few rallied in the nei hborng vii
ages the remainder hd In di Some Of
pushd forward pursuit Of them beyond the nss bah
sum n oned back bytrum pet 20 their own quarters.
Oar loss lo6 men. We fonnd the field Of
battle 500 muskets cartridge boxes. equipments 20
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tsry body Of Ottoman troops crossed TIE 5srvan oa
tier near Uschixa coming from Bosnia conflict ensusd
With life both sides 1t Is not improbable that
Russia may induce srviA in consequence to against
Turkey Placed the poor Ssrvis badly OF
An independent State under the joint protectorAts Of
two other States 1T With each other
From nsantinope latest advioss the 18th
The most important feature Is the actual entrance Of an
English squadron the Black Sea- This Is authentic
have IT from two different and both authentic
Intelligence having reached Lord STAFFORD de Rsdcis
at Cons,antnope, the 18TH that the Russians we're
maneuvring to &C the natural difficulties which exist
60 the passage vessels OF burthen the Su-
nah 10 the detrimeut and prejudice OF feet OF wheat
laden vessels coming down the Danubs mos. of them
English, and boane TO ports OF the United Kingdom hs
excssnoy represented the matter TO Vice Admiral
das conn andog the British in the Bosphorus who
forthwith despatched the Rstribution, Samson, and
Tiger steam fgsts and the Niger steam corvss, into
the Black Sea- orc or more Of which will proceed
20 the mouth Danube that British interests
are not wantonIy triaed with whilst the Others will
along European and Asati, coasts visiting the
ports whers many British subjects establish
ed and ush British property at STAKE in host
Ges pursued
Now, Russia declared that she would regard the en-.
OF English vessel Of into the 8a Sea ~
declaration OF Nous uerons. Various nayal skr
rnishes have taken place there Russian m.a OF war
has been captured b the Turks and TO day by
telegraph that the Ru sian frigate vladimir
captured Egyptian team rigats OF guns after
resistance and taken her prize TO sebastopo
with another Turkish vessel. laden with pepper.
General gararuay e'aiugrs he new French aus,ssa.
dor 70 the Porte who ressoss lie Cour had arrived
sners with Bis Military staF Ia his interview with hs
sal he declared that anxious for peace Il
could be honorably obtased bl tsgs resolved 10 support
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1hs tenders for the supply Of the French ships haW
Dssn vithdrswn.
the Bosnian. from passing through ssrvs on their way
to Omer Pschs's army.
About seven thousand Bosnian and Abanian Catholics
have free corps and about to join the Otto
forming ct Constantnops from the descendants Of the
Greek refugees In the days Of the CzarnA Catherine
vienna, Thursday noon, Dec. l, 1858.
Aaviees rom Bucharest Of the 28th November state
that the goth the Turks threw bridge across from the
telegraphic despatch from Kalsch states that the
Russian troops in Poland received marching orders on the
Path General Aolsrsberg had established marching
mssariss a. Kalisch. Regiments from the rorth replace
the troops leaving Poland.
yR.sA, Thursday evening, Dec. l, 1853.
Advicss from Bucharest Of the 2sh that the Rus
sian steamer Wlsdimr cruise in the Black Sea-
had returned to Sabastopol with two przssa Turkish
passenger steamer with cargo Of pepper and the Egyp
desparAts resistance The Russians had two killed and
two wounded This is authentic
From Censtantnopls learn that the Russian steam
frigate vladimir has been taken BY Egyptian war
ST. amer.
Ths whole OF the Polish army marches to tn. Prlnci-
pess IDvAlds ont of Russian fortressss lad part Of
tbs Imperial Guard will garrison Polsnd.
Servia has demanded OF the Porte the return Of the
Russian Consul General and that his eluatW shall be
granted to him.
The Bsssarabia has taken Turkish steamer.
II is positively asserted that Count Buol schauenten
win retain Office Minister for Foreign Al srs. Tine
Cousul Of Russia at Belgrade hiss arrived at Vienna
TIE Turks are stll in Kaisfat they have evacuated
the island OF Mokan opposite Rustuck.
Baron Budherg, the recently appointed commanderin
cbSf, il still In st. Petersburg.
PApH, Dec. 1-6 p NJ
At the course the settlement OF sts
factory ana consequently the furds The three
cents closed Ut TAI soc for tho end of the month and the
four snd a half per cents, at l00f. 25c.
The latest accounts from the Danu, 10 that
large body OF Coacks having passed the river above rur
tukai during the night to reconnors surprised by
the Turks and cut TO pieces.
It's stated upon good authority that the French 60
has received the answer Of the Emperor Nicho
las to the lat of the pseiac propositions which have
mated from Austria In that the Gar declares
that he cannot any project of arrangements that
does not Issue direct from Turkey and that hencsorth
the fate Of must decide the question. Private let
tfrs rem st. Petersburg describe the a. greatly
sed by the late events in the East and they DECLARE
the authority Of those best With his inten
TONS that he will not enter oto any negotiations
listen to any proposition for compromise.
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THE THEATRE OF WAR TN ASIA.

rom tue LONDON news Dec 4
The mission OF the two Turk N armies In Asia Ii TO
break the circle OF iron In which General woronzod
fer years been endeavorDg to oonfne the Caucasian In
turrsotion. Abi Pachs leaving Erzsroum is TO psne
ira te into the valley Of the Roni anc march straight
before i'm Coutas, and from thence Tnis seiim
Paeha charged TO operate the coast Of the Black
sea and to restore Schamyl hit liberty OF action and Of
oi'nry sorea In Asia The frontier terr'tos ~ Rrs
aud iurksy dyke themselves 10 military poiat Of
view, into two Distinct theatres u spsvAtoa- II thu
tsh ridgs sstAsg essss*saatsa q RIGGS, soan>stnx
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OFFICIAL DESPATCH OF OMER PACHA.
The following is the desps eh received BY the
from the Marshal commanding the army of the Danube,
naratpg the events Of the "a 3d. and 4th instant at
Oitenitsa
having been cousdsrsd Indispensable had sa.sssi tho
passage froop and IN the space Of the night Of the l
living day the "a ss;taons Of infantry three pecss
of and kpp6re OF mounted police, were
yeyed in stse boats . The LEGALITY with smmuaition pro
They had sesrcsy landed when from the Batteries Of
Tprtuhs We orensd ere % the lsssrstto situate On .hs
shs poson and the npsrd troops took Of
bvildrv With Of ssl contraction vita vauI.sd chan
NE rssn q 49, Sci, s: : 100 rss
rssdy prepared % n 81 again, other troops sent
6soeon Is the imperial troops h.a landed on tho io bank
Of sas rvsr ths E1,sss. 2Ssrss5sd in large ,iss'
sody Of cavalry was eepatshed reconoitr svd hsvns
neoqrtersa at oteptra an outpost Of cosaet cavalry
found Toa1is tie lsfi bank great quantity
The number q sos,s A. our pcss ha,as the
o. the srtge We were ensSisd wthsu delay
Sorssxat from sobumis.
sish eight regiment Of cavalry and party *
CossaeEs entered u. VI sss q olsenfs Our troops
sm ra rms rh s%s 1rs m 1,g,'s 70 b be-
and asniee il with rodoub's.
Yostrday Noysnssr ~ 40 sss,n t 70 grosvs
was we'll DENIED e,usts BE en- ars.d and Conveyed TO
ssore ssd places sIo,nd ssstsry q gans cal
sglsd 70 fao en- ~ any - tvssty baon ssqss
regiments Of cavalry Of Cosets sixteen m.unsS sas
riea and sixteen 1ksy formed IN ordr OF oeyse
with fourteen pieces Of in the rear Of tTese Dat
taiens and the regiment OF Cos.scks IN nnes
rasoh OF our runs fronting the centre OF ous WORKS
Thsy advanced supported by tho FIRE Of their ar.sy
tie batalitns, with Two canno eamo
threatenrx sur left fnk Having commenced tas assu
another stronger Understanding OF SIX paNeons W.
four oannons and having she rear three reg'm
cavtry supporting and their ie,t &
positisu. IN aes with artillery, norso
loot into eeons attacking our right hsnk Ater an
change shots the centre gave inc
they both wings The centre assche'
th-e9 i'Tgsc1' Zines AL IL sesa pa's-'a s'AS
% tho LEFT srd ouoe tho right a.
fortress 81 Turtusstsso dn
Esss,d stsu r.sht eeunn-Aad the ssnes rsasAit7 ol
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NAVAL. ENGAGEMENTS.

Hostihtiss have commenced at sea. An Egyptian
steamship is announced to have captured the Russian
steam fryete Vladimir and the Russian ship OF war Bess
srabia hes taken q Turkish steamer
The Wdrd>rsr. Of Vienna entons that an engagement
had taken place b. Turkish steamer and Russian
fgate, Kule, the coast OF Auatolia and that
1.-The sdva at,ge reIaAinsd with the Tarksh steamer.
Perhaps this refers 10 the same occurrence.
Russian steamer vladimir probably mspriut for Bsss
srabia he'd returned 10 sebastopol with Turkish pas
sepger 81 ar or and Egyptian steamer rs prizesths
latter having offered desperate resistance. These
counts are contradictory but at all events naval hosti
tl.s have begun,
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THE SPRING CAMPAIGN.

The Liverpool Times Of December 2 publishes the fol-
lowing letter fro it, correspondent at Wasaw-Pdvats
letters which have arrived state that the Russians are
making preparations the most extensive scale for the
spring campaign. Marshal Paskewtsch has eed
that he means then to take the Of the army
hopes that uiu be composed Of at least 200 os0 men, ready 10
take ne field and Of IF 100 600 He IL getting
mp his staff corresponding scale. He has already
selected the officers whoa to his aides de
and has appointed General Abramovtsoh, formerly CEN
mander in chief Of the gcndarmerie In Poland the
conmandant OF his headquarters This appointment is
considered undoubted indication OF the commence
ment Of an important campaign
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THE VERY LATEST.

Ri TELEGRAPH FROM LIVERPOOL
FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS REJECTED By RUSSIA, ETC.
LONDON, Saturday msrrirg, Dec 8, 1883.
VIENNA Nov g Tho Austrian cabinet lends its most
strenuous support to the ssrvan declaration The Porte
does not sanction that neutrality and has informed the
Servian Mt that IL necessary the Sutan would
make of his power suzerain and march hs troops
through Servia.
The Turkish government has Ia ned a strict prohibition
against the granting Of letters of marque.
Bucharest letters state that the Russian army was OK
pected to be soon in condition to take the offensive
With respect to the contradictory accounts Of the re-
suit Of engagement between Russian aud Egyptian
steam frgats the version that the latter wAs captured
appears to be correct.
British steamer has arrived at varna to take OF the
British Consul to Constantinople.
The Sultan will arrive at Adranople towards the end
Of February.
The London weekly paper The Press contains the fol
lowDg-"Ws have authority to state that the Court OF
st. Petersburg has addressed brief and conclusive nots
to the governments Of England and France announcing
that further Dsgotaon with respect to the affairs Of
tie East will b listened to-thst the part Of Russia is
defnitivsy taken and that that part Is Ia Guerrsn"
The Times has leading article the subject OF the
reported advance of the Turks from KaefA towards Kr
jsvs and remarks that this ADVANCE coupled with the
activity Of the Turks aone the whole line Of the Danube
renders it evident that only yet 1T the beginning
Of the Wsllachian campaign.
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Of the Chief Magistrate OF OF the most powerful
toms upon earth shoud bs received, from one ED a
civilization to the other. with general yunaH
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Italy.
AUSTRIAN sgvERIrIKs-CORN IMPORT INTO LOMB ARDYs
At Milan tho most unheard Of precautions are takea
by the Austrians to guard against supposed conspra
cy Guards were doubled In most Of the streets, and
ther posts defended by stookades The officers
Ia the theatre Is fenced of from the others and
admitted At the door Of the houss without exhibiting
passport edrtd ID Every dwelling house
must be closed At midnight under penalty of arrest aA
ine Of the inhabitants.
Radstaky has extended the period for the free impse
tatiou Of corn 10 the end OF March, 1854.
We have nothing OF Importance from Tuscany or IL
Roman States.
The Convention between Great Britain and Naples fee
the sxtradoa Of deserers published On the 10th MI
Africa
The African mail steamer Charity had arrived 1t Ply
mouth with the malls from Lagos OF 3lst October
Some items of the news interesting. The colonial
armed ship Dover setting out to explore the river
Gambia to the head q aavgAtion King Asato Of Lagos
died Sept g. and Auoceeded by his son. Doosmo, On
ring Of his cousin Akatos death, King Kossaks
yora 10 the rtish Consul and TO the psnps OF fAxpx
,rat he intended to the throne from which hS
bad bssa dxin1 AuAd British loreo vas thsesfoxa
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PRICE ONE CENT
SPIRIT OF THE psrs.

The Mail contains an article In vb,ch i.
caiibrs OF Louis Napoleon Is rated muca -.
than IN most journals with which We ara ...,.s.~.
ed. In the qualities Of elfpossession and .s,I-s.
serest his 10 stated to be superior to his sre,
tive Bonaparta The writer thinks he von,s -
with Spain agairs, the United States In tbe even, ~
an attempt to take Cuba
Inc WING devotes its leading article to the dis
cusson OF the difficulties existing between the Me-
oieai Goiiege and certain members Of the rscnltv
In this city, and In defence of the Institution tn.
article In question 10 spicy, and somewhat eavae. IN
Us denunciasons. There is an article anon n.
french Mission, and several others In which ~.
cnarge OF abolition tendencies Ia a.ternn,sd :,
fastened upon the administration
ine enquirer has an article headed vir,,uia ana
tne redera Government, In which il In denied !, :,
'o's s'ase mas been siigh,ed by the Adnpi,tr.sion
Ia tne disfnoution Of eficlal appointments. The
"n'e' tninzs fhat II Virginia has received fewer
appointments than usual, 1t s for the reasen that
ner ciuzens have not forced themselves upon tha
nodse OF the President after the usual fasbion NJ
Office beggars.
The Examiner has a leader on the ex,..,ns d.
pute between the Medical College and certsi. of
our city physicians in which the writer susta,us ths
action of the Trustees of Hampden Sidney College
in their recent appointment of DR. Wilson to pro.
fessorshp. There Is also an elaborate article unop
Modern Spiritualism, so called, In which the ran.
pers, ct id omne genus get thorough asellasion.
the Times has an article upon Free Trade and
Direct Tsxson, in which it Is stated that Mr. Dsyis
Secretary of War, 10 an advocate of absolute, I'M.
restricted free trade the suppression of the Custom
Houses, and conse qlently of q resort to direit
taxation for the means of eefraying the expenses
of government. Gen Gushing also 10 charged with
entertaining ideas OF universal conquest and an
rexation
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This item must have been written by an anfortu.
nate old bachelor, who had been Tilted by some
unmercifal fair one:
Marriage is like iashing light
Placed in the window on a summer night.
inviting all the insects of the air
To come and SINCE their pretty uinsjet, there.
Those that are OUT, butt heads az pa:nst the pane.
Those that are IN, butt to ge, out again.
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The sEAsoN.-It is stated by mariners that the
Polar ice is still intact, and that there have been
no icsbergs seen along our coast as 10 usual, this
season. May net this fact have some connezion
with the extreme heat which prevailed In June and
the early part of this month. This is q question
fer the savans Who will tell usf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-27

Rour cosemporary of the Culpeper Observer,
seems to have been pat out of temper by some
persons about his village; and from the following
paragraph, 10 which he gives them piece Of bis
mind, wethink they had ASH az well let him aone
We have not the titne to stop to kick a, eyery
FuP 'hat rncs barking at oar heels. We have 90
often said this that it il scarcely m
It, When the game 10 not worth the ammunition i,
is sinful TO waste 1t "
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9S The entire line OF the Marietta and Cincin
natl Railroad, from WheeIins to Milford near Gin
cinns,i, ia now under contract
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z ihe route for the Plank Road from Peters.
burg to jerusalem Is to be Immediately surveyed
Chapman Slaughter Is the Engineer.
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H All the young women who are killed at the
"Eippodrone,' Y, come to life again. 1t is a
tlick Of the trade to obtain "no,ice."