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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

- LOOK AT THAT IADYI '51s..
Once beautiful and blooming the FossnoE how PRhd'
her whole eomPlexon tnsed win yellow Ike ths sre ieAi
Of autumn aud her snn Is even going while Is yet
dayri Lei her hut try Hampt0n's Vegetable THesure and
she will wonder aste mighty ehause-that aner all The
other medicines freely taken, could reach hef ease
but this pleasant balm from Natures garden.
FSr sale By T. II. LOGAN I CO.,
r.nn Aeents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
FILES IN norm FoRns cURED,

READ THIS
Ut can only account for my present sound health from
the constant though moderate of BaaAvEs HOLlAso
BrrTEs, having from youth suneEe at intarvals from
Pies in both forms. sometimes severely as to completely
PROSTATE me- months past. though sub
ect Of Ieep and unusual physical effort been en-
trey free from any symptom Of this distressing disease;
while my general health Is very much improved"
Persons doubling authenticity Of this certificate, are
requested to cali upon or communicate with proPrietors
They will take pleasure only in referring them TO it,
author many others who have used the Holland Bit
ters for the same affection, with equal success.
CAUruxI-Be careful to ask for BGrhave's AoAdHd
Bters great popularity Of this medicine has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing.
SsOlda 81 per bottle. SIX bottles for g. ey the
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Co.
Manufacturing and Chemists, Pittsburgh
Pa.;and by LAUsALLNS% RUSHFLELD.
jan99-lv wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

PINs-The New England Pin Company. Of
Winsted, Connecticut, have just started a new
machine for senisg pins upon papers It Sc.
lects the little Indispensable from pile and
stretches them in continuous row upon naI-
row strips Of paper, 1t the rate Of 500 pei,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

Reliable Hair DYe,-Why has one succeed
ed In making reliable Hair Dye except wN A BATcuELoE'
because they the cares the thought, the time
patience and labor othersby short cuts would
buy reputation they win, and by certificates Of
feed chemists and newspaper bravado fight their way to
notoriety Industry has It's reward" Witness the
invineIble reputation of wM. 4. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE made and sold, or applied I'm private roOm 9SS
BrOadEay. n. r.
Every box has VIM A. Bachelor on an engraved steel
Sold by T. u. LOGAN CO.,
jan9e-Im Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
Wheeling Island PROPERTY

FOR SALE
TINE undeFsleued oaefs for SAX All tAat .rf a.
II Island nuu 10 the oceupaRey u VILLAS O. isl
MARKET Garden He has had IT lad out isla 80 -
ranging ia size from One ana half 70 1--WE A. =
lane forty feet vide, running thFouh the erusr.
Toun Lots 70 the head Of the Island 'I.s-as
FOFbeAuty 81 lsestiOn. and fertility Of soil III, -,
6 not SURPASSED BY the Ohio River, and Is 49,
strous :. obtaining Del Etfal Location 10 tl-
venientfhe city, 70 these wishing tn easaS- n
ness Of Market Gardening, Il eIeFS strong nIler,
purchase.
plot Of tire premises can be seel- on makin-,r,E
70 thr suhseFief, Who VIII give every inforuai. Z,
lion 70 q: and the terms Of sale IN h. veFr rf "a
FRANCIS Z. ARllSTRONC
Att'y In faets.
Ie14 uENRE MOORE r..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
EUGENE N. WILsON,


The Central Ohio RAN Road Company aud
TSs OBJECT Of his suit attach in ne hands e. ~
liam D. ierfy Thomas J. - m,
der tr TIn SfIehaeI Herr Co. or ssass q I
r,ners efs or estate Belonging 20 the sald
~ sTr ONO Ran Road CpHpany, or to taateleE Ee
Eins Sperine ndent Of said centFaI Ohio Aai i.et =
49, s1J All 1uniis which the SAID Terry = ne 1p' %
Either Of them may have received for TIE
freight or passengers over said Ce1Ia uatS -. Sor
he transportation Of freight over sad Central 'o @
ISnni ~ rlIfeev thereof satisfy aud pay the com
ainsptn demand Of $780, With interest and costs o. se
me defendant Central Ohio Rail- Road Conpant 19s
an etrT It's appearances, and Appearing ~ an am
nt Hled In the case that it Is net resident Of me 49,
Of vrEinla-Ou motion Of the platinum ~ tsL
q ordered that do appear hers within one nloll
amer due publication Of this order and do what T.
"a nrOieet teIr Interest, and that copy Of sat oF
fyFthh inserted newspaper, pnhtshed n me cay
Of wheeling successive weeks. and posted AZ &
'front.' door II te Court House Of Ohio county the hst
day Of the next County Court. eoPy--LsSte; 90,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, als Rroalway N. 7. and
ia Market ST., st. Louis.
saH-FOr sale in Wheeling by
s.e4--gma.w l. ii LosAN = OO bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

Ihave used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired wonderful effects. It restored my hair
where IL had fallen o cleans head, and renders the
hair soft aud snoOth-nuch more so than oil:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

Cash buyers Kill receive OF SIX per Il
thu be Isid in par funds within ten days from
date Of Bill. ff
money taken only its market value the
day IL Is received.
months viii b. given, 10 desired.
Where Is Temei ia advance o. maturity dis
count the rate Of TWELVE cent anam viii be
allowed. e-
nation Of stock, biIg satised that they win he con
that their interests pay the large
profits that absolutely essential to those who give long
credits. fts-SBd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICE s.

s-It much 10 bs regretted that while In the enjoy
Of health, little attention is paid BY many 70 the
preservation nestmable blessing Luxurious IFinF
habl % ndblehse, exposure to sudden CHANGES Of tenn
peFatur aud neglect Of the premonltOry symptoms Of dis
eases are te precursors Of many fatal maladies Tksn
pon the rsttndeaon Of attack, anything, WIN re-
sufferer purify the blood, restore vigorous eF-
caailon, thoroughly the system, Is Sands
saTsspaEHla.
Prepared and sOll by A. r. 4 D. SANDS Druggists. 100
soli also by ). IL cRUlIBAcHER.
seId also By prussl... generally 8 Z If5s-ly-atv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

ANEw OaGAxIsr. The distinguishedand gem
orally supposed enviable post of organ-grinder,
at the Federal Capital, has, as we announced
some time ago, fallen to the lot of Mr.. John APP
pleton, of Maine. So therefore, Mr. Nicholson,
who ground for Mr.. Pierce, in late number of
the Union, comes out, takes off his hat, returns
thanks, and goes again into the back grounds Of
retired life From what we have seen and read
of the Washington Union, under the grinding of
Mr. Nicholson, we must say that we think some
sort of change was greatly to he desired. We
never yet recollect to have seen in it trace of
liberal or forbearing feeling, 1t has sneered at,
prosecuted, ridiculed, and execrated Northern
men with an untiring energy; while it has
commended, or at best kept silent, when griev-
Gus wrong was perpetrated We think, there
fore, that the organ is rickety and needs repairs
1t wants tuning up, and hand afterwards that
can play more delicate airs than the coarsenotes
which we have heard. If We mistake not, the
melodies of John Appleton, will be more of the
national kind
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
at General Reduest

.9-s -lAt n NJ Allltol sales
A e CTION SALES
IQr lldleg 1nd oeptlellia every SATURDAY tf0Rtrtg
from tp'eloc<- 1Nlll IN sail GIlFTOl G00DF
- ssoss. Which amounts @ SA9soOOs being e1iireIy
Those Ladies ana 6IentIeuen iist esruot s.f-,s
eotsI can buy from nc during tlle PTEaT g6Ii
~ SOL ever article Al AND BELOW COST, btil4 ~
Al t1oae 10 want % ne relteat baflIn- n lrft-
ae van ss IN oTeFt el18e GTaV a r51,- - - ~
sS.loslng unprecei entsl 10y pFieti. - = =
sIS.s 8 Val rs 9 ets Per ot
lfaft = Toe at-.......--.... Z -
aa'n'' eieaehe g .llgSe per yard
Canbris eoi'l. worth Ice -. s :.
papeTs = -1ltfcli. : n q
Callsql, eEstpt Eneil.hs tfdFTllazE aIi - Il
e. 80 ..s.s..s...l0 =
q - g. =; e &c
AlqEnes Esdfttf ., o. -
N ~ t-4ss......-rs.---.oS = ~
Muslin D. go = 800 -+s-..yts =,
,taslfe.se- e,i,,.., 81 ESQ.,. .99Jfe
S[I-F Tl--lf II e
Fiio6- 800 x s-rsss.s.-s.
Hsla.t-A Iili e. -. W IS t7a,fSs.-.ss-12
ss-r..--s
49, - eeslt 1il ~ Al ard any q NJ ss,is sfs-
a = eF ~ r. IN ne aStars.
n &C. el llrt1reI q - =
-7st.F l,sty ~ NJ ~ II Airif -. -
rS-n..,, IskAC PAGER, rs Ma So,
~ tatlet th. Actia6 a.isS 49,
A EarAIf. - 40 i EsCTTE.
: -s4 eltcitl, 49, 49,
- &eesllli1l Nunfsd fIi-f So
e ~ - '''' Js ~ & !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
Land for Sale.

T WISH 70 sgfI my Yarn wheeling and uiE,.r -
HbeFal terms. and In more tracts, As ray 1, !
Triqs I'm,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

SLAVES SET FREE,-The. Fredericksburg Va.
Herald states that by the will of the late Mrs.
Mary Hill, all the slaves belonging to her estate,
numbering some thirty-six, have been set free.
They have choice as to wether they will go to
Liberia or fres State. As the will provides
that they arc not to go empty handed to either
quarter, some years must clapse before the
negroes will be visited with the, to them, unhap-
py requisition, of being made free men and free
women, dependant upon their own cxertiOns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
For sac OF Rent.
For Rant
For Rent

THE store Room on le North West corner o. Mia -,
Iap i-if''' --'''-' SHTPPARD MORGAN
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NAV ADvRRTIsEMENTs


NOTICE :.
IMPORTANT TO X '.S,l;lt =. pom.
IT'S nseeIsa ~ ~ iss aaidIss ". 81
T Re 81 he iAlas- conssser.
fset-'' Cyines ana Arras segy 81
For Rent,
A DWELLING HOUSE on 04iney street, 'ei- zen 80 -
= III Streets Apply to "A HOWELL.
EUGENE NJ. WILSON,
AnroFneys lI1s ana ,t.IfS
WfNONA, MINNESOTA 1I .11u
IT'LL, enter lands, loan money, anH @a's@-- -
w irveTtunents geneFaly--foT otheEs.
a uf llsal l,ltlta allIlya - 49,
= a ~ Tu5 ilnd sales the 4h Of Nay peAI,
and bas ffornugiIY ezRmiued sthat PpftloaT"' sS-S
SC5Es-S Brady. ESQ, ~ = y hanE. =. -
Esg Bank Of cliff, llall = l. tfys Jane ~; IN
~ -CRdN9ERP, = q
xTIRGIStA .-At tlales held n the cifIks 1 IS
v Circuit Court Of Ohio eenntyt for als 1o3.i =
-i'' ~ John EsvIu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

VTVHE Sore RoOn nOaT occupied BY B. " Ta'ssn s,g,,
L on the Southwest Garner 81 Mayfrt and Ns.p,
streets Possession given the first Of April nsx A.
pIv 70 FRANCIS A. Armstrong
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
For Rent.

THE Store Room on Main street. formsris o,sa,l,,
i Gorge Meudel ~ . FuraitnFe Wareroeri sr--T .
hecal RRANCIs r AgNiSTrnNr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04


Again, the figures gave last week show how
greatly the American dctnand-so important an
element in the trade of South Staffordshire-ha
fallen off since 1854 These facts must prove
to the most obstinate that there is real depres-
sion in the Staffordshire iron trade, so that the
two facts co-existing, have to be reconciled.
Same paper, Dec. 10.
A considerable Improvement has taken place
in the demand for iron throughout the country
Sales are not pressed to the extent they were,
aud orders are more freely given out. The de-
nland from the United States, however, has not
been nearly so great as had been anticipated for
the last six months the orders from that quarter
has been one continued disappointment The
american merchants congratulate Henaeiges on
lie position Of tho English market, prices being
Just high enough to enable their OeR irOnkaGs.
tiers to supply the mGrket to the tisH extent Of
their prediction. A general reduction an Eng
land Is Absolutely necessary to rerent tie ttnde-
sirabls extension o, tie iron manuyaeturs Of the
United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04

/ A SMALL I'M IN ~ 10 KENT.
Z = te9l9s aud kitci'.IS s-S abolt ioll
a. Nss-sllisa EHats4 ii q Kp-l 49, A
Isss....E.
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UARRIKD.

GtsDlSfR-TAYLoh-M ~aterOvn. Y % W.3s.,
day, Nov Is ssv { n. Chssdef. Wsrr-n r IA A.
R' e Brooslya I" Helen l. Taylor OF th- former p,s,e
hhRnS-bEHriS-Ou WedDe-dsy, Nov is W "a. e~v
Mm ootdeg. Ablsr p HAMS TO h,. Therss 0sszsks.
osoto1l OF Dennis esd, a. OF the city.
ho" AkD-RoGERS-OD Friday Nov - william dsu.
ara o' bloo1,n. 70 siss EaE,beih Rogers OF New
HJST.NALtNrINE-or Thar.esy Nov - By ii. kss 2.
al Q; this city.
LLoip-MosGAS-on "Wednesday, Nov 49, at The srtsSs
oy 's ns,; sidney Corey Cbsrles H. Loydh
LOw-PECK-At Nev Haven ON rhr,.,.. NJ "a =, ,ss
Rev. A. ~ Littl.ichn William Wk,t.no, ~. tTsn.A
States Navy 10 Evens daughter Of Capt Eishs Peot u
Navy.
NULLANY-BURNHAM-In TIL, city, on fuesa., No, r,
at the reeetce % y. TAoott, BY Rev 6.sse d.
Rev G. r Btde Andrew MGlsny Of Mobile 70 Corisls
NJ. Bnubsm Of this city.
NIMvC-TELLER-At Huntington, Long Island. on Wsdn>s
dsy Nov rs ~ the Joseph Nimno Of tat psce va
liam II. D. Mn 10 Mas Laura Mason reler both q tak
city.
Ble.cher Church By tn. Rev. Wism esleh rrAsk
B. Policy to Ellen LetevIe, daughter OF Capt Amos Con-
stock. 81 ofthis city.
REED-PoWELL-At Bsihp.se. Long Island on Tuestsy
Nov H. by frisnts ceremony james II. Reed o. Nev-
York 10 Carrie Powell daughter Of Richard Powell o. ~
forrler place.
VAN BRUNr-NoRroN-At selder Lops leland on fA.D-
DAY Nov 9 at the residence Of the brides psen b. ~
Rev MI Disle Capt Frsnk n Van Brunt 70 Mia Emily A.
Merton Of Seldom
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jamaica I ns Idsad -
Tuesdsy Nov H. BY the Rev p d. Daley Mr. David. vss-
eessw 10 Mas Kate L. Hesensn daughter OF Jscee cspsa
ter, esq.
wALsH-wALsH-At Albany On Wednesdsy Nov. 10 ~
the Rev Georss wsl,h Ausustus H. We sa Of tAs ~.
to Mia, Laura s. Walsh OF the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23


AIhsNsoN-At Monut vernon Nes'eoe"ef ooany -.
foe NOV NJ .,ti. "nsm asnIy ysA" - =
~ '' "''" HeeH - Se''''
y.pr,sr A. Az O, o.a -. - u,...s.. NJ. n
60, w. - oSd 80. 80, ~ s III. so., :"
80 - ~
oetnp9,nt LSns sac, on wsenesasy WV
ID, s,ei lingering iiness rsneA n.say, sseaN
BLO"EksIon Friday, S0v. ~ a. NO. 10 Auoiney 49,
,.. srp p .Tu, 10 ,aa n0Ps h, r. Rlo.srs sssS r
I,siI''' ~ '"' ''''''N "'' VI ~
yesI,. =, -. -, c.r,.. 4.
COLLNs-On Saturday night, Nov q, Capt 'ohn Couins
the $50 yeN Of bic age -
His estises and fien de are respectfully invited 20 seos .
fDera from his late residence, No - West Iniy cosss
street on TUESDAY Tf'h' " oe''cs' ""H'u' '''' ~'
uon
Cchhih-Vn seiurosy ro, 81 ss Loa' SO "a - Mao.
Sue snu o:oFre, OF .as M ~ a.. w.
,or,Tm ~ Az - - 20 O., ,,,, am of "a.
S.,d w and Ma, q Collin. ~
rpouprr a, W. 90 ry,,,v ninth ..,e.t on FRIDAY New
~ ~ ~ r ~. go =, ss.,s months aud dsss
- 80 =" - -. :. vsA.v Ma, -.
pELANt no. ~ nroerpe seeS On .i.y,A 80 r.
Jeremiah Des"ny' shsuSe OF esel' eouH" "''-- w
years . -.
DAsEY-A No S74 Madison street on SATURDAY, NOV x Sss
Illep Dasey IN the ssh year OF her age.
nAyAt No az Allen street on Saturday Nov. a. stss
,,,ros =. ~ ZOO u, T., sci to-. a, pv,A.v
FlNboANV,at 70 10 W.. Ii.a 49, al Rah.2
morning Nov ~ OF con,pnpuob, E4en' "ia'" !" "~''S
FiIessn In the sth yesr OF Der age . .
Wsm Humphrsy. eides. con II Robert and Sarah Persu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
SATURDAY, Nov. 2l-r. =.

m. no.. marked feature Of the Stock hsrsst Coz.
-. >. =. The movement In Reading, which undx
..., shows FATHER advance Of ceut tn The
cIosirr transactions of Friday. The market 70 a!
"a, largely su,tsnsd BY orders to buy from PAnses
phis from which Ii 10 inferred tns' .as sH'H ssan.
vouId have gone to-day into the hands Of trutsss.
Ths ouosstion sdvsooed in the street TO H, having
opered at 50, and at late hour dw~ bid. The cssh
stock quite scGcs. Central was also active. a.N ss
the Glove stood SOL against 70 on Friday. ThsFss
rusry dividend Is still offered At less thsn4 oess,
bat members Of the Direction state thss
there 10 DO ressoa to doubt that Il VII %
made. Ia Crosss has become Of lsts pf:e-
ireut soek with spectators. II aactussed nSsy es'
tween 10 and l2i, c.osiDg at Is Rock Ls,d VS.
very buo,sas. sdvsrcing TO 81 To.sdo YES sssoss
ter, 43i being bid ct The csoss. Ere y. %; ~ ~
active, bit sdvs.csd cent, ss'las SN.
ran southern sAvsaesd ' osas, cd sas sss'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
CITY ITEMS.

THE FIRST Stow Saturday, Nov. 81, in Nsw'York
vas clear cold day. the wind was very keen, and ice
Jay all day in sunny places without melting. AT even.
ing the .tars gmnered as they are wont to do in cold
Winter pishis but they were enshroudsd before morn
bg and the clouds spread out upon the earth white
mantle Ii was our first snow, and 1t gave the world
very wintry appearance, as saeo FROM bedroom VIM
dows. y remained but little while after the sun
cen. s rays fairly down upon earths surface and Ban
day, though still cool, was mild compared with tho
day before At night il was hard To find any remain
ing evidences Of our first enow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

certed a. The attention that vas bs.o .ed upon tn
They were immedisteiy separated, and the a.sai,g
patty explained al in these words: $50 stole m ;
husband s~ay from me, aud would Ike to ge. bod
"of her sg,in No blood Was spilled, bu: sewers.
very large wounds in their calico was the result Of the
fracas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
. v,cur RETwEEN TWO WOMEN.

Last evening, about O'Clock, large crowd was
Collected AT the corner Of Broadway and Grand street.
.rS considerable excitement ~ss produced By the cry
Of "Murder MURDER People came running aon
ever, direction, and in few seconds two or three
hundrd were assembled 70 witness tho Tragedy; oa''s
tb. case they were doomed 70 di'sppoint%eas TOT On
s,rvns ct the place Of The diicosy the ss!hes'sa~
prvvsd 10 be vvmea, Who sesmsd VIZ much escoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

WARLIxE PREPARATIONS IN NEw.YoRK.-Ow wing
to recent suspicious movements among the row.
dies of the city, Comuisssry. General Ward has
deemed it necessary to fortfy and garrison the State
Arsenal. The garrison is under command Of expo
rerced officers. AL the outer approaches to the
building are commanded by howitzers loaded with
oupceballs, and sentines are on duty through the
night.
BrRGLARr.-On Saturday night the stsble Of Abrs-
ham Is. Demsre-t, located in One hundred and.siI-
teenth street, was broken open aud roooed ., SlIo
worth Of dressed rattan. A man nsued William
Ferguson was arrested charged with the deed. lie
had cold some of the rattan to Garrett Dillon Of No.
lO5 West Nineteenth street. The accused wa. taken
before Justice Wood and committed for examination
t. IL. Filter Of The n Y Tribune
SIR An sIticle appeared in your City Items OF Sat
uresy last beaded Ano,her Pacing JOB" VIII yos allow
one who interested in the matter referred to- to
explain apparent discrepancies In the contract alluded to
therein.
The pce .eed to be paid for paving OF Court. street
and Maiden square yard and 81 for patent
fee 1.-THE patent right being owned by company in NewYot
but az matter Of convenience by resolution Of the Common
Council the contract made at % 49, the contractor pay
the patent fee which, may readily be 'esn amounts 70
the same thing.
The der.rc In the weight of the e,g now being laid
Sovu and those In use in Nassau street. accounted for fol-
ows Tie specification aid contract both explicitly describe
the shape and size OF the paving blocks saying that they
be cylinders about five II otes u depth twelve In diameter
and one iuch thick the TOP ucosns smaller circle or
" cJlpder Of the depth and thickness, and hve
niche, In diameter the space between the outer and
inner circles 10 be divided Into six sections By 90
many partitions Of iron Every psrt OF tue ooA
pre,rypg the thickness ~ the top for the DIS
snce Of sbou. inch below the surface theu gradually
dmpi.hs In thickness the bottom. The upper surface
fL no. 10 Be srooved to secure firm foothod for horses
L. Also tbs. "the pavement shall not weigh t" than 10
.sund per ,qr yard" Those now being laid down weigh
a4 PouIes toe square yard which IL ~ POUNDS ""e
ou,d and IN every respect both In se and shape CONFORM
the specific ,ons True those In Nassau street weigh 'o
pounds, bet they sI inches In DEPTH while these are Only
fve tnches las specifsd In eli other respects the Two
ments are similar difference in depth alone making toe a
frspce 10 rs,zi.-s pounds TO the sqcse yard AMER DC
Quoting the Of the iron essns the contractors
on, ,ns,l sstion for the work; and the )oo
fo putting handsome in the hands OF ths eon'se'
orr, ON prove che Of the economical 70 the CITY sns' mas
been given out for long time.
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WILL THE POLICE LOOK TO TT
t. "A. Ek,fsv 1 ThS N. Y. 1S0srA

Sir: Some time since vessel understood 70 nave
On bo.,d .bo had served their term Of punshm mt
IN ss or a. soldiers put into thi. port distress her
S.rsr.urs hss lDounc and isl believed tast msn
No.. IN be about the recent nucer wnssnef
sTy cf ths.. cspersdoes have scsped1 anybody know"
ps"en Nov WHo razPyRs NOT TO BIZ MURDERCD.
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befthts. Toe funds are controlled by 40 EIecu i've
Committee e'ec'ed BY tbs boys fom tier own in
Der. MOrey is lsr., ard no. gwen TO tn, needy.
There are three sourcee OF revenue:
l. Voluntary ooL,ribatices Of the boys.
.. Fines imposed by the Superintendent, for petty
ofepsss.
3. Contributions Of visitors
AZ the circumstances and chara' ers OF the boys
are pretty well known to each other there is little
cbsnoe Ct imposition.
Why would not this general plan. on a more extern
ded but cautious scale be usef to oilers than ne vs..
boys
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fASv.-tisemens.
FREDRiCKs's TEMPLE OF ART,

UrP0sHe MeHop0lred LUZ:
LsdJes' ertrsncs tcnscmsSs eeitsns ~
No sSf ercsdvsy. NO so cfoeAvsy.
Pso.orrspAs HsIstypss Dssusneosypss cad Anerosype:
Pro.s Sc pictures warranted .ssuosor vse snS eIsm
patton Of the produs u thh mstnifesna ssAensmsos
respectfully solicited.