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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21
What they Think Of il i'm New
Orleans.

! We cut tine following from the New Or
leans Daily Delta.
Goldfish ARIsTocRAcy-The case Of
Boxer vs.. Dean, now agitating the diseased
mind of New York, is curious exempli.
fcation of the state of Society in the
North. Miss Boxer, daughter of a whole
sale dealer in alcohol, falls in love with her
fathers coachman, John Dean. The pas
sion is reciprocated, and a clandestine mar
riagc takes place. As soon as old Boxer
gains tidings of this, he locks up his
daughter, who has foolishly returned to tile
parental root, and prosecutes the husband.
The dealer in strong drinks even goes so far
as to swear that his daughter is insane,
until being brought before the officers of
the law he is compelled to admit that her
insanity is limited to her attachment for
John Dean. Thus the case now stands.
All the Northern press make food for
gossip in this case, but no one attempts to
place the matter in its true light. When
Lady Edith Normancourt elopes with John
Smith, and her stern father, the Earl OF
Cressy, interferes, the New York papers
at once rail at English Arlstocracy, and
VOW that feudal Barons should no longer
exist to thwart true love. What is old
Bokers Why are we Republicans if we
allow creatures to ape feudalism, which
was certainly closely allied 10 courage
who are nothing but successful dealers
in strong drinks.
Is John Dean deforrned idiotic, vicious
or cursed with a hereditary disease,
that will date back to the time when
the first Boxer saw the light? No
thing of the kind. Dean stands before
the world, true man, but poor. Had he
been but one of ten thousand simpering,
rude, debased, spindle-shanked lads, or
young men who crowd Broadway of an af-
ternoon or evening, SONS of men who have
made money their Gcd, what rejoicing " ould
there have been in the house of the old
snob Boxer. No matter how the head of
the daughter might ache, no matter how
posterity might suffer from an ilIassorted
marriage, the chink of the gold would be
music to the sordid heart of the father, and
IiiC HifChHgS vi tlc ANcW Ofh press, UttSc
imitators of the London Morning Post,
would describe the millinery which the
bride and bridesmaid wore, and the spet ches
made by the guests.
Is love a crime? Pages have looked at
Pnneesses and won them, even in feudal
times; may not honest coachmen gaze on
liquor dealers daughters, and when they
catch their eye speak love in these com
mercial days? Is love barter? Should
Miss Boxer have been disposed of as
cask of alcoholic If so, for what did our
fathers form a republic? If old Boxer is
to act as though he were Lord of Bran
dystraight or the Earl of Whiskypunch,
and thousands of other selfish parents are
to weigh their children's hearts with dol
lars to make them heavy, what is the So
cial life of the North but vulgar imita-
tion of the worst phase of life in feudal
Europe? Away with such shams. A po-
litical Republic is a deception and snare,
unless it extends to social life and graces
and adorns it with truth and virtue.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

EE The Rev. Mr.. Peters, of Attleboro',
was slightly eccentric in his habits, and this
encouraged his people to be free-and easy
with him. One time he was wandering
over the hills, and got lost in the woods.
At last he came upon party of men burn
ing wood for cbacoal, but they were so
blackened that he did not recognize them
though they were his own parishioners,
Approaching them he said, "Can you tell
me who I am, where l am from, and where
I am going|
To which they replied, "You are Parson
Peters, you come from Hittleboro,' and you
are going to the wicked place"
The parson responded: "From the looks
of the inhabitants, I should think had got
there already"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

Eees PRESERVED IN Com MEAL
Eggs, which are now so abundant, can, It
is said, be better preserved in corn meal,
than in any other preparation yet known.
Lay them with the small end down, and if
undisturbed, they will be as good at the end
of year as when packed Germantotcn
Tele0roph.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

H The suit of The Union Bank of
Frenchtown, N. j., against two individuals,
for malicious conspiracy to break the bank,
by presenting its bills for redemption in
coin, has ended in verdict of one dollar dam
ages for the Bank.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

Is modesty in its healthy aud natural de-
veioPment, not in those morbid forms
which Suggest an imagination ever on the
alert for prurient images. Nothing has
confirmed my impression Of the virtue of
Northern Sweden more than this fact. and
l have rarely felt more respect for woman
or more faith in the inherent purity of her
nature.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

~ The St. Louis Republican says, un-
less some ''killing FROST should hearafter
be made manifest, We are sure to have any
quantity of peaches. Neither the snow,
nor the sleet, nor the ice, has as yet injured
them in that region.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

EE The action of the soul is oftener In
that which is felt and left unsaid, than in
that which is said in any conversation. It
broods over every society, and men uncon-
sciously seek for it in each Emersoa.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

~ One firm in Cincinnati has shipped
TO the western territories $50 ready made
houses. They are of the cottage style,
transported in peices, but can be put up
ready for occupancy in little over half an
hour.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

GREAT SAVING IN FUEL.-The Garden
State, published at Loda (Ill.) states that
the Illinis Central Railroad Company have
effected saving of sixteen dollars per day
on a single locomotive, the Lucifer, by burn
ing coal instead of wood. The coal used
is from the Du Quoin mines,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

re- We require four things for woman
that virtue dwell in her heart, that mod
esty play on her brow, that sweetness flow
from her lips, and industry occupy her
hands, Chinese Marim.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

H Wheat is falling in the Marseiles
France) market. The last arrival amounts
to $4,000 hectolitres. A further fall ap-
pears to be inevitable, in consequence Of
the accounts received of the fine appear
ance of the crops in Provence, Languedoe,
Spain, Italy, and Algeria.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

EEF We increase our losses ourselves
and club with fortune to undo US, when
with them we loose our patience, too; as
infants, that being robbed of some of their
bundles, throw away the rest in childish
anger Wyeherly.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

N The water of Lake Ontario is at
the same height now that it was at this
deriod last year. and is one foot higher
than in 1855. 1t is still one foot three
inches below the average of high water.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

30, Ellsworth! what will uncle say r
cried the child, betwixt her shivering aud
weeping, "what will uncle say? How
long shall you be gomez"
II don't know" evasively, Il shan't bt
back to-day, though. But you musn'l
stand here, talking any longer. Father'I
be up soon, you know. Now, good bye
Nellie"
There was sol, in his throat, as be
leaned forward and kissed the sweet face,
that had only seen a dozen summers, and
then be was gone.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

nE Leaves are light and useless, and
idle. and wavering, and changeable; they
even dance; yet God, in his wisdom, has
made them part of the oak. In SO doing,
he has given US lesson not to deny the
stout-heartedness within, because we see
the ligh.someness without.-Hare.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

S Abn-Horairah was making daily
visit to the prophet Mustafa- -Mohammed,
on whom be Gods blessing and peace
He said, 10 Abn-Horairah, let me alone
every other day, so that affection may IN
crease; that is, comenot evrey day, that We
may get more loving" Sad.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

@ Mrs. Gardner, of bingham, Mass
achusetts, the husband murderer, has been
indicted and viii be tried at Plymouth this
month.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

~ Every wooden leg that takes the
place of leg lost in battle, is 3 stump
speech against war
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

re- During the recent great snow storm,
snow fell in Delaware County to the depth
of seven feet.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21
Poetry.
sTImE GROWS NOT oLD.n

= ssTIME CROWS NOT OLD.o
xiSrscRrPr roEN, BIT MONTGOMERY.
Time grows not old with length of years;
Changes he brings, but changes not;
Newborn. each moment he appears
Werun our race, and are forgot!
= Stars in perennial rounds return;
- As from eternity they came,
And to eternity might burn
We afe not for one hour the same.
spring-Aowers renew their wild perfume,
But, ere second spring, they fly;
Or life is longer than their bloom
Our bloom is sweeter-yet we die.
Yet stars, like flowers, have but their day.
And Time like stars, shall cease to roll;
We have what never can decay
A living and immortal soul.
Lord God, when Time shall end his flight,
Stars set, and flowers revive no more;
May we behold thy face in light
Thy love in Christ may we adore.
Sheffield, Oct. A. 1928.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

~ The tears, and fond smiles of wo-
man, are like the showers and sunshine of
spring.-Jean Paul. r
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

F The Philadelphia Councils have
agreed to fix the tax in that city at two
dollars on the hundred. -s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-21

RA talent is perfected in solitude; a;
character, in the stream Of the world
Goethe.
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about three score summers in company with his
young wife, over whose head not more than twenty
the formula of divorce bill. 1t seemed that the
aTrsnsemens was mutual between the parties not
that the old man loved his Young "frow" less, but
cd himself the question, what can sssie Go VII
az old man " and not receiving the silent pproval
OF his own heart. he proposed to Ieesse her young
b:vs the benefit Of more happy and cong niaI union
with another. Such ss'f sacrificing disposition il,
rarely Witneas :. HheelinQ 1ines.
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An. NED EYE FOX SAL E...ThIs dis

~ hED EYE FOX sALH...ThI. dis
A9Stpguished Racer and Stallion, whose prr
formsnces upon the Turf have excited the sd
miration and applause OF the Union and proven him
comparable Boston, will be aod by his owners at the
fairfield Race Course, the Jockey Club day of the
week in the month of May.
RED Eye" is in perfect health and visor and bs,
shown himself SURE foaL getter; and for size powr
Stallion in the country He ha, already MADE two
seasons and his colts unusually large aud promIs
ing. he will be eleven years old ON the Goth day If
May next -
TERMs-OHe third cash balance in two payments
at go days and months. Notes with undoubted en-.
dorsers, and negotiable and payable at the Bank OF
Virginia required for the deferred payments The
purchaser will receive immediate possession of the
Horse upon complying with the above terms and
with him all the benefits of his season. which win be
stated In de all the day of SALE paving tbs STATE
YAK for the same. BELCHEK a CROTCH
is 90 I.t will 90 w. s.M,v VIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

WoNDERPUL INCREASE OF BIBLEs-Tbe Rev
Dr. bowling of New York. In a recent address at the
anniversary of the Phsdelpba Bible Society, sta'ed
the remarkable and eneoursging fact that thap
sued In the last fifty ysars than he'd been issuec
in the who'll world previous to that time. 1t has
vious to the present injury all the editions of Gods
word sver printed, amounted to less than 00t COO
copies, In about forty different languages while 10
the pres Mt century than 40 O00 copies have
heen Issued by I'll, Bible Societies alone exclusive of
the millions of copies that have been printed by p
vste ub i,hers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

n B1OTe, sHOk9, TRUNKS, -
Ache subscrbef info ms bis
friends sad the pabfls. that bs hrs
- returned 70 the city, and taken the store No.
Dsnk. for the pufptse Of sauyipg Gu the BO0T
AND gnOE BUsfNESS IN slf its brsnchss rs
has now, and viii always keep on hand. Q general
by hImsslE end uasurpsssed By cry in the city ss
well ~ work Of his own manufacture. HE sock Of
Hsnu featuring Mstsrfals cannot be surpassed
ThUNKS.-A rood assortment If Tiunks alwsys
ON hand which be will sell ct IN all advance
He win be pleased to serve his old fiiends and
toners as heretofore. .
NH 10--tm UAVID CUHHY.
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CAPITAL PsIzx 90. GOO !,

Owing - the Grsat fsvor With which ovr ogssta
Numbsr Lotteries havs bssa received b The puSio.
asd the large demsn1 fuT Tickets, the 6sssssrs n
ewAn 4 Co, win hsve . drawing ssoh esfurdsv
thfouehcut the yeer The foIsowfag scheme win -
drswn In sseh Of their Lotteries sor March 1SeZ :
Saturday. March 1lst 1887.
CLASS 20,
70 be drawn In the city Of AtisrtA d IN sukse -
Saturday. March 2A3ah, laaT.
ON The PLAN OF SINGLE NUmhnns
$3.50 Prizes:
More AGs One Prize 70 Essvt Ten TsckSts,
30 900 Tickets.
MAlNfElCEMT aCHEMEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

Tbs MAHOGANY vRADE --1he extent of the ma
potts from the OF of Coatzacoacos in Mexico hao
In the last year increased to 80i tons and thirty
two vessels were employed In 1850 only one vesssl
average price of si2 per ton. th- value OF this ex
ports nom that single port, which are estimated al
oCn tons for the present year, will apouutto
co., Three fourths of the wood exported lie eonsuu
Cd In IN, Uaited States, AMI Americans ane 8. mo-
nopolixs tbs businesI. The Mexican government re.
eeives one eolIar 70. every ton exported, and the
came for eyery tree Se1'eA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

.-srgA b w BAkkRX...Thes ubscris
SSk8 Der having Leased the house the N ,rth-
@ east corner of Broad and Sd streets, and fit
CLAW ted 1t up for a BAKERY, takes this me.
thod of in forming his friends and the public in gene
rail- that he will be able to furnish them with every
thing usually kept in First-clsss Bakery. For the
convenience Of those living below thu market, he
will keep bis old Branch, two doors from Broad,
Ssh street.
Bread. Rolls, Biscuits &C., fresh morniog and
evening Pics Cakes and Crackers of all kinds.
fresh every day. Families and Boarding Houses
supplied twice q day.
Parties supplied with Iced and Ornamented Cakes,
Ice Creams Jellles, Blanc Mango. 80, to order
- N. BAH orders thankfully received and
carefully attended to.
fe 47-lm* ISAAC d BRIGGS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
&EG6 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
2f2@28LMakins Establishment, on Lombard AL.
mar the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
topr and SULKIES, all of his own make, Of the
nest materials and workmanship; all Of which will
be sold az low good work of the hind can be 10 the
city of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from
those in Of any article in the Carriage line, as
am determined to make order and sell at the low
est prices persbe, and all work sold, that 10 new,
wazrsated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

SPEEDY Jusssc. ruaf..ax in Cipeipn.ti =
svindler named MeCar by, defraudad with a sslvan.
ised wa.ch couatryo an 1he mount obtained wa,
nas the thief had been made to refuod the F4) ID
been fn.d slo0. and sent to prison TO. ten days
Good Magistrates Ia Ciucipnati
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

INDIANA GAME LAws..A cams law has recently
passed the Indiana Legislature, Iorbiddug the shoot.
ing or killing of deer and prairie from the lst of
January until the lst Of August; quais from the Ist
OF October; turkeys from lat of March until lst of
September: Possession of game is made pyima facie
evidence of guilt '
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


POLITICAL PkKACHER DENOUNCED - ine
New York Observer (Presbyterian. Old school
rotss Rev DIR. Cheever'a Sunday nuIincAs'of
discoufse about the bred Scott decision sno s.ys
enable srouad than TIE most radical newspsPen
the day. Whether regard the dec a s ., 81,
supreme Cosrt % sound or not We On oria ..
should b falss to the government OF voo, sIu a w
civil sovsnmsst usaer .hish we I'VE; III xe oa no.
express uaminesd aehorrsnce Q, .s w ~ ~
city end 70 tho n.sioo i 10 disgrace 60 the pulpit
ssd to the religion Of Christ that s man pro.es.sf
ssc,.1 ~ ihe ministerial character and the hous.
0f aod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

- VALUABLE nhAL keTA1k IN
8a MANCHESTER, CALLED "fRENTON,'
- FOR SALE.-Ths subscreoen are authorized
70 sell that really beautiful place 10 Manchester,
called Trenton" recently occupied by Thomas Va.
den, Jr., Esq 1t contains a square of two acres.
6rooms besides large Kitchen Stable arriage House,
SIN kehr use, well Of water Dairy. &c, all in COM
plete repair The yard 10 handsomely shade d. and il
beautifully set in grass Tbisis lovely summer re
trest 1t Is remarkably healthy. As the owner is
unwilling to rent out the property, he will sell it
very accommodating terms and on liberal credit
Apply to 0ODDIN APPERsON
Il-9teu1uo
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0er ecorr ,Rp the ADMIN,sTaArIoN,-Oneo OF
tbs pleasant thing. connected with the incoming OF
eson Of sunicable relstto1s between Gen Scott apf
tse present head OF the War Department Goveruo,
the General IN the dispesieien OF matters belop gins
to his position 40 Conmander.iu Chief under the
President ard tn. evidence of this 10 sreaey seen in
the reversal OF the dispo itions Of Major Generals
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HAT AND GAP HANUfACfOhY Il
AND DEPOT.
RING = RADE, 1897.
JOHN DUDLEY,

Jof1N Oo\(hEL II
81. MAIN STREET, RJCHMOND, VA.
MaruFAcrusER AND IMposISn , OF
HATS. GAPS. LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &c.
Would on this occasion particularly call the stsen-
zion of his resulsr eustomers and Others TO the pre-
nsrstiops he has made for the business OF Spring
Duripe his re cent tour in the North, be has visited
not onIy tn. cities of Baltimore. Phladelphia and
New York but also the principal manufacturing dis
trcts where goods in his line are get up thus ne mas
been en.bed tn to obtain samples Of every article
made, and pul chase mo sdvsntaseously than here
tofore
For the In portaton of French goods, hs has made
s1ch arsng ments 81 will insure bim regular sup
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The silk and other Hats Of his own make have m
varisby been deemed by his customers superior 70
those Of Northern importation. From various I'M
provements recently made in his facroey, supe-
roritY will not only be maintain, d but ADDED TO-
such country merchants A. purchase sswhere,
without giving Richmond trisi he would respect
fully invie to visit his estabshnent-be assures
the ,hoald they So they will find stock of good.
ALI variety, quantity and low prices, that Of
snv other house North or South
His business arran gements are Of the completes
kind and he greatest attention il paid to the careful
packing and prompt 'hipmeut OF goods mho-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

Hon. w. Sneed, representative in Congress from
Knoxville. Tenn, is lying i'll at Greensville Tenn
Judge Mason, Minister to France, 1t is said. ia
certainly to he re-calpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

SAP SUICIDE "A Pittsburx pap.r states that .
yoins man CT thA city named James Beale q year,
o. age. was - depressed in spirits from having
sssry 70 his general hsb't become intoxicated that
GA wednesday he swalIo we'd four ounces Of arsenic
tho1eh proper sntidoes were applied. died early
{ 10 next mornjne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

- MIDWAY MIA FUH hhNT...-l
offer for rent, my Mill in Nelson county, on
- the James River Canal, one hundred mica
fom the city of Richmond. This Mill has all the
recent improvements There three pair OF
Stones for grinding wheat one far corn and for
plaster Attached to the Mill is Circular Saw
There is ample room for storing grain and oal. The
canal boats come within five feet of the mill,
alon gside Of wharf. The Brand of this Mill
well established; The generally commands a
higher price than -four of similar grade With
the Mill will be rented the MilieI's House and q
large Cooper's Shop. Amy one dssiring further in
formation, can apply to me, personally, on the
place. after the 9th of March, or by letter directed
to Warninster, Nelson county; in the meantime at
Richmond.
fe I7-2swts j. GRATTAN CAREBL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

The REcIsTkY SYSTEM -1h. New York Time,
states that Of 81 It, of money coming to tina, ofc
but lost during the month Of February -oush the
insecurity Of the mails, eSS6, two, birds was in
registered letters. There seems 10 be very little
doubt that The kegistty system actually facilitates
Franc on the part OF post office officials by pointing
out ths letters which contain money and which it 10
therefore an ohent 20 sfeaI
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- G,.5As,. NJ xAvUAN a., -
And JOHN DICK, SONS CO., non-resi

dents of the State of Virsinia:
Take notice, that on Thursday the 18th day NJ
April 1857. between the hours Of 8 A. M and s p
M at the counting room of Mitchell & Pott in the
city of Now York, we shall take the depo sfons of
William Alexander, and 9th .rs, to be read as ey,
dence for ~, In suit now pending in the Circuit
Court OF the City OF Richmond, Va, wherein we are
p'siotiris, az d you and others defendants Ard
1t, from any cause. said dispositions be not com
menced and completed on that day, the taking there
of will be I'D ourn. from tina to time at the anna
place, and between the same hours until com pIet.d
MITCHELL POTF
BY X. X. howson their Attorney.
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NH le-is~4w TEMPLE ELLrrr c,.,,
OFFicE OF SUPERINTEND. slkEGrs
March 18th, 1857. !


March 18th. 1857.
P1VFOsALS will be received nj this
once until TUESDAY next. the 24th inst, at =
Co6es, n, for repairs to broken psvsments. on the
Lore pavemeet in the city. and for repsvins stone
Rsvemsnts taken up for laying sss and water pipes
ION es.s Of contract to the Let March. 1883
tract to lst March, 1858 y W.
Contractors for the work win be reoursd to spter
performances Of the vork. -i@'
Tor farthes information apply to
..o .o..-otA N. BAT No. eupt. sfreets
NtW pay GOODs sTO0 x I've 1aye
e snss. =. :Ss q
ness at No. rs Broad street. corns1 GIN snS
.ssts oil oar Old friends ana the public ssS sn.Iiy
JOHN O. CHlLEB,
49, sesll opsn this morning with q we'll seect,d
Ia 49, equally kept In Grst sass retail
- csnss Nosthsrn cities which ws Her for ala ~
ero. gS1ps PayleG eusfom.
M sa-e. chiLES ChENEAY.