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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11
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SPEAKER ELECTED On Tuesday
Of last week, Hon. VIM. Pennington,
Of New Jersey, was chosen Speaker Of
the House by two majority. He was
old Wing, is now a staunch Repnbli-
can, and steadily voted for Sherman
until he withdrew. It is well.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11
Correspondence.


NIic@G0, Ill, j eb \ Sd, 1860
Ldff0r Of t"~ Rapor+e3'-
a4l; ~..u5:@s- tu+ I'll, 81 z.2.:za !
5 ne 70 H." of Dat Wat 8 t.. .--s
concerning i ma, te ii. i9t,y,-S, t., ,...,,,,
numerous readers. Dasinc~s has 6eys.
very d'.i since The close Of navigation;
c"'Iecu"n" with merchant have been
SO" ana marc, which has added tuuctl
ID bringing On this depression in bust
ness affairs. The city election is an
I''oachlll@, winch IS causing rather g
BUSY time among the politicians, and
s0,I,e NIUE anxiety among the property
,l"l''eFs aho taxpayers. Long John
v s'.' " oli' Is a candidate for Mayor,
''''N' - ''!i''iii9 '1ithseIi 10 the pest ad
"!''55 y lie KNOWS now HIS attempt
. ''l',Se Oh the cameron ahd lin
wv ~ 'i'''' ~ ehliSCiig tie Sympatliles
VI rs "leI'oefS IN his behalf has utterly
,'.''e'' "ll''l l'"S ln0rh olSheaTtened
',''s'' '''''' ~ - no" seeking some new
'o'&e % supp! tue place OF the sup
port ne at HFSt expected from that
quarter. Inc Cameron movement has
ose'' 'IU'n retarded mere on account
u '''e rear III many quarters, that John
wentworth would get control Of It's
O}pT9tI0OS IN fhn cTTy- bI1t II 1C l,o.>a,i
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11
49, Nh ol:to,.o * a.. NJ.

1D@ The editors Of the Mauston
Star, and Of the Adams c.. LDdepeu-
dent, AMI al anonymous correspondent
Of the former paper, all affirm that
they hno2c Judge Cate to be State
Rights man. Neither Of them can be
mistaken. We shall see.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11
FOOD GO. Gen nal Io

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11

EI The \. \. Tribune, Of the 5oth,
says, it has been ascertained that Mr..
Smith, the SouthAmerican supported
by the Democracy fer Speaker, was
pledged to 4 law protracting the term
Of naturalization for foreigners for ten
years. We would call the attention
Of our naturaIized citizens to this fact.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11

~ The Hudson Nor5h Star tells
how squaw Whereabouts imbibed FIRE
water, and got fighting drunk, III which
condition she attacked her husband
with knife, and made { dead Indian
OF him very quick.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-11

,5aEzs q. EE2EEEe&2 So. c..ssg<yr
4, II. HAt%A2, Coa.AsaosDlxe Eplra:.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
nR. WILLARD PARKER,
Dian Sfa.---

deem my citizen 10 make known TO the public
through The medium vi be appreciation OF
vices as Mysticism ana return my most sincere thtn<s
as ialhSr for me rkui and extraordinary saFgc.
i've years and i've months he 18th OF june last The acts
IN The follows Of February, 1899
son comp OF pain mis- tight side; my physician
called m who sad the disease caused by tall strain;
OF cath when medical consultation held, which
To the same copcosOn At FIRST that fall he
cause OF the difficult 10Y child had kIst OF
MS right leg; ~ sr three months painful confinement
psraiHey well no hat lac could walk but WAS Immediately
tkep scA again. aOsces ia his right side
be hip, from which sged continual Aarg blood
and pns tas continued 70 lie 9Th OF ia last then oh
tanned The oeh medical advice, as ! then Supposed
in The country. he stated hat he thorght the
precursor o. the hip alseAso but after short a.
ment came 10 toe conclusion hat hip bat
an abscess eau ed by fan he could h
but failed TO % Seeing chld aig day day,
Has moved NH the - ttes anxiety and tuoT resoy
ed 10 consult another hy stefan aushns
ACC N he vouli grow ont Of u knew this
here acknowledge last kpp'ict N iOur first
word me- cos'ort Yo1 stated that "a
re sutstapce there that he could get
o the Successfully operations performer
country, ut least 60 considered ~ pc Alter cgung opea
ha right side, where the ahscrss large
brass which iuhedted the Inn, ride tbs pelvic
feih You, sir TIE only hat SAD been c,nsals
that could by superior ufgment ASCERTAIN The he
suffering ~ my chlld you the is
do han make known 70 he public feelings tos as
for your skib and Judgment Ny almost l.
and hoping that when he shall have ed at
rity he become honorable citizen and useful
OF society,
Iiemain yours very truly.
MATTHEW ]. ro5ERTY.
Ninetie;D street,
rkvile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
NEW PUBLICATIONs.

CcDry FoR SUPERINTENDENT IMPROVEMENTS
NJ IN fashion pla~sA erai has long been
idea of TIA, the enrr>vns and cccr,ng cf fson Plates
might Re greatly improved by the OF schnery
present the plat. this evidence. We think
this certainly the best seclm Of presented
the public any conauy. Although mschnery uss.i In
Ne cooriue still females employed In that dep
urder what other hands could such effects be produced We
feel prpnd cf the INVENTOR especially when re
ruis We ask careful examination Of this plate whether
foe AZ 70 sdd that al our future fashion plates vii
equally beautiful The Gleaners-our Plate This
s month that pnhisfers in general do seen /, care
much abons. ''uh." they say, ~ IA Of the summer
scrfters the work" But have taten espea. pains
sih this aosths her IN toe first place, by giving Of
TIE nins superb plates ever published
IA snnusi The Cleaners We uuhesi'suusiy SAY i
The prttiesf pste published. We know what we ay
and We invite criticism. For sale BY al tbs dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
eALEs AT AUC-fOS


MORTIMER griffin q 70. .AUorIoNEEss.
MAGNIFICENT HOUsEh.ID FURNIrURE,
The prperiy OF family declining hoLs. keeping
On thu day ttrdag,
No As Yves, Sixteenth street,
Bei~ cen Ftb and Sixth avenues. :,
Elegant Drawing Room suits,
Velvet and Medallion Carpets,
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers,
Oil Paintings by Eminent Artists,
Chamber Furniture style OF Louis xiv,
Silver, China and Glassware
np.w,xa T RnsS Cutlery Linen &c. &C.
The Furniture vas all made 10 order By BrannsaOrf We'll
ers covered In three coored bocade OF the richest description
rosewood Centre Tales marble op . @stch Etc
n as e HlnE aS ss and
g d Ke cS r rs ans
Aareo laprorg Two e.rs nrge mamie. Mirrors rich
tns Fre@h SHADES. ,sar n.d s.ee,scops With full set Of
f so s s sS as sscsesa
ss ssis!s sq!S RinssEwoop pr.SoFoRrE
The richest instrument OIL red anei this season saperby
carved legs aud cas- four round G iron ,s's @
ma kers uly tested by cowpetea Judge. pronounced
wood Canterbury, sool co:srsa y brocade Muse Books
BY Cob. Ipnan Iesrena pao;na;s Eu,a and pe,acrox
81 Cecilia Goddess Of Music the Assn npon OF the
he Danube; yayse, Scene in k%serisu two Match Paint
g SIR By sy efs Ss Cssos
fsrs. and sf41nh ns E fssSlssssis VASES
Marble stsius q Wssing'-u cupt and Psyche Pandora
saders Gharensgne anlas ronzevases from Ponpei ami
ercaneum elegantly decorated Sevres China Vases from
the collection Of Jerome ,Rosnagar r;o,,
Solid oak Buffet rihy Extension Table l6 feet
WAFER. ps SILVER M se p urn oys rars@n
Pea P. M a% sps sings ss ss Nd sf d% S
celebrated house Of peepin Co. viz: Decsntes
STANDS Paach Bowl shesd rsSs Cutlery Table Linen gold
band Dinner e, decorated Tea oct
Rosewood Rurears seiste' - Sonmodes wararosss en-
suite style louis NV; hair and e-iug Mattresses s'aukes
&C. Also The furniture Of Ihs upper chambers.
A MINOR TAyLos & CO, AucTIoNEERs,
IL. ACTION in,,S so Z, "; o,.,... THIS DAY
We wilsel at % West Eighteenth stree,
at the late residence OF Lieutenant Lou. sm III all The con-
tents Of ne house consisting Of assortment Of very fine
hooieH0a fafn'''re o,s op p,,r,,r,
Antique B1onzes perisn and china Vases .nd Figures,
Elegant seven octave PisDofort.
oyersrng bass ar every other modern Improvement This
instrument has Deen in use oaly month very
The suc,iooeers would particularly call the attention of
have offered this must he 70 be appreciated
r ar ,r, e ns mater Tor two
Suits o. seysa pieces each richly covered 10 satin srcse
Crras French shades Nirars Velvet aud Grsse,s Car
pets Eues and Mats
throughout with every article necessary and Ornamental,
usually found in geDtiemsn. resiernce. Goods
unknown The auctioneers Articles purchased be re
pnruhssa by n ne can I be sasses
shpped stored At reasonable charges by known
near The house. '-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
sTEAMBOAls.

nay BoAr FOR WEST POINT, cogSw H. NEwBuga
~ ana foughkeers,e Steamboat Aida will leave jay
erect pier 4aiy q sS1 touching ., rht-th street and
arriving n fourhkecpse u Y NJ leaving Pcrghkeerse at
fP returning N The city n69f e. Passengers for Al.
bsny Troy, Saratoga. any poia
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A LBEET STEVENS 4 CO., AUCrIoSEEgs
IL NOR fGAGE SALE
OF Ee CANT and Costly Household Furniture,

OF Ee CANT and Costly Household Furniture,
will sell without ancion this day all the
fasiCnsh. Cd Furniture contained tn. pr.
d.ncc 6s West Eeyenih between Fih and Aih
in this city The sals viii he positive AVID
be bad ST oce The early this morning viz:
Magnificent rDseW ood fian0torte,
Royal Velvet Carpets
- Rosewood s1.is OF ing Room Furniture,
Pier End Name Mirrors.
CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, Sc 80.
This day, tfrdsyJ ins clock precisely commencing in
the dining OAK extension alag T. ole oak Butt with
plate glass doors and back sold silver plated Ware
casters Liquor STANDS Water Pitchers solid ivory
bal nred handled hives Snd Forks tiver Table Tea
-rdach china gold land Dinner OF decorated
emma Tea set Eugh Cut Giasssg yraved china Jrok
Dining RoomDrOnze C.cck. " Tays Dec ,uters
fumblers oobles ttampsgaes, Sherfiss Ruby Sare
Bold rosewood frame round cor1ers carved e ini with
mother OF pearl tablet ivory seys, fun iron frame, modern
improvements crsrDg BASS, rOseopt ,~iarbnry,
Embroidered cloth cover hgh stool
faror Furniture al cosered N ssia MARVIN, green,
Administer tHrpe' Mosaic hugs roscao)t tteE. 8 Book
Escre tares satin lounge fhxrs pcan con-
VIBRATION Chairs napiel Mirrors, brOrzs faris1
bisque Ftgts Roman Nses lace and hrpcaisl Curtains
gold Bands Isses corner Whaa1s luis XIV style; h. vi
ssT tonmnoe Tables de Nut AMOR de s,lsce acs
tns Lounges and 'ha walnut CHAMBER OF sur-
nue piecst sJ.a and oval back paty ,h,r Brus-
els Ntrpei hair Mattresses spiing bsd banksts Quilts
French commodes and In TIE third G'th stories wnal
nj mahogany Bdseats Bureaus Bidding, Carpet.ng in
very Mirrors Cooks chairs. R)5 era, oas Stair
Cariel ocoth Rods, hail Hsssad &c Also al the
meni fugniurs-k H. hen Utensils, Pr sions Ac Sale co
enc, al lG o'clock By ordsr Of JSo j. RESEIE Mort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

AT 4 MEET mo OF TIE PROPERTY DIVINE Is ~
n Fly second street. held August a. IN re'ano ~ ne
ii Nsuent which The paving Of said stre from e
nth 70 the Nor river y being done resolved
% notify the property sened % meet a. ns
Huds Shades Fifty second street and rwsifh we
nne, Tuesday August a. as p. 20 ts- faeaer
seee ON the matter All persons Interested are rested
Ii, VAN pELT, . hartman.
I. r. TRAvrns, sec'y.
(yrsToM house NYw YORK, COLLECTORS OFFICE
~ august L. le50Oncl information has been received
al ths oee that hundred and twenty francs have been
arded w. the underwriters At bavre TO Barnard late
cnp Of "a. lark Warwick, OF New Orleans and that he
otsn III same making himself kno @ The Und staes
Consul at Havre AUGUSTUS SCHELL Collector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

L,rRsT WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC cIUB.-Ar A
T meeting OF the above club. held Thgrsdsy ling
the I6h inst at los Cedar street. the following
were unanimously adop ed, via -
Resolved That Whilst eerlcre the OF hose dK
feTenees Questions OF territorial policy which distract
divide the the aud which
their origin well to theorsal NIB rrscons 10 fs-ous
able anf faithful democrats admins
earnestly lies sr Introduction luto local poll.
tics ard wethsreore cort invite al the First
ward without ncinn TO unite with ne IN efforts
slate ana CITY governments from the baneiu inau
eucn Of black republican donluatlon.
heoset That order secure the object In 'icsei In The
foregoing resolution is absolutely necesart that we sho ia
the contest Ia the approaching elections with
ed unfroksn ron,hN. should unite upon csnfdae
ter every heal oheewari Echo,l Adcrmanie and Assem-
blyhsi these the sentiments of the OF ,hs
ward that whoeer opposes them be regarded az I'm
friendly 10 dtmo< ATTIC victory
JANES FfrZarRALD, Presiien.
MICHAEL MoLOSY. ycs PreAieat
JAMES CAVANAGH. Treasurer.
DANIEL BRornv. S,....,.
Epw ARD CossptSE, 'o0'e"'S-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

g MoRf,RJy AUCfroNEEs-wffL SELL. AT I7s
-. ,hasaaa, sqnsre az ios O'Clock, this day, furniture,
90 Painting. rfrors, Clocks, lyes Sofa Bedssds and
$50 rucsber n 1runss containing Dry and Fancy eoos
Jewelry Cutlery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO
n PURCHASE
49,. rLEGANT Flasl CLASS uRNIruRE.
AND BEAEtiklb BRONZE AND MARBLE WORKS
az ART.
RICH CHINA AND SILVER WARE PAINTINGS PIAyo.
~, rr..-, 49, loxTF 4c, -


rms DAY rRiDAYl. Al Ioh vcLocK,
AT The Eli GAM PRIVATE RESIDENCE 80. is2 WEST
TwFSIr-FlRSr STREET, NEAR SEWN ri AVENUE
- I'VE fkpfERff OF JOHN 7. HILTON, ESQ.
BEING The entire tesut al Furniture OF he house usie
der and m class throug tou I'll of which VIII p.r-mp,
rally sold, rain or shine, comprising the sra beauf
collection OF everything IN the hn.e furnishing hoe useful
and ornamental, consisting ia part a superb sot
wood Psflor Furniture making complete Ia suits
In rich crimson a.d maroon sa,in elegant rose
wood marble top ftsgeres, with mirror dsrs narbie
top cnue tofa and Pier Tables, large mattel and
pier Mirrors with marble aud god base Tab ca bronz.
and Ornoln Chandeliers Turkish lounges with Chairs
10 match; French Work Tables Lace tara!n, rich earn,
rosewood AZ octave fisnoorie with cover. Hook
h china Nan,el Vases ol Paintings Brnxe and Mar
bic Groups and Figures In elegant Equestrian Brozss: also
sronz,s reprsseplns scpo and Hannibal, Ari- snd
pcchn-, the HawkerS Tragedy and Comedy Wa
elegant Parts Clock month; WITH earlety beau
full farnr Ornaments rosewood Cbamser Furniture superb
we'd Tedststas, with fahases large Hr
English blsnkets and tounterpnncs MI complete: elegant
rosewood Armour with French Mirror fros Frencs chrrs
Lounges French Mrrrs Arm thsirs 10 velvet Brussels Car
pets Ac. Dining Room furniure-Superor oak Extension
Tables. large enough for thirty persons oak marble
bo@rd, oak Dn.rr Chairs sye,ware rich snd band and de-
coraica China, ruby and crysfsl Cut .as Cutlery
WIN variety q chymoer Flrlinre men1 ned
morning Of sale which Re positive and perenp,ory
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LrLEaASr HousEHoLDs ruHsrruRE

fyJ. W. PORTER, huc,i,n-cr, FRIDAY. August u, com.
nencnE Al 10 cock precisely rain shin- " The entire
segan fuphare snd heauitul wcrss Of contained
large 1--WE Ing No 2is West Fourteenth street Eighth
all % witch viii be s,d without hs
removed Immediately from the prcnsses onprissx very
srse and elsgsnt assortment o thing ess>ul
sh9ns bic snt costly ssed residence rosewood oak and
mahogany. sale will In the dnipg 7ch
silver ware Rogers Bro,hers urns Cass.rs
stccns, fgts. Cake esskesa Ihriag Sets superb
ersved eiss, Ware ivory and Pearl Cutlery. Fre,ch
Porcelain elegant exerfn Table. with oak dining
hiiure AIors-vwo fichy carved rosewood pagor susss
covered thr coored osafe Ia ORDER
Wilton Carpets rwewcoi marhe top E'srere.
ire sofa ard pier Tables clcga basea
csrssk and rich sce vurssinr frh Shades Turkish sS
viii lounges match ys secreery reception Chsirs N
broce elegant carved wood Panoorte with said pearl
keys. hus.c Csfret. Divans magnificent msnte1 Vases
Bronzss, marie Of rarior 0rn~enss with nnmses
" chce snd VALUABLE fai.tars velvet aud Wilton sarpco
elegant Chandeliers A. ch.neeu russwecd and ma
hoesny superb Bcisfs large hair Nsfreaeee dressing
bureaus marble washsSnds, Ccmmsdcs. hsrrors Freuch
Toilet Sets with mirror 'front.' full su a
Chamber Furniture velvss co<sag~ asd oh<r has Arm
Chas soas, Sofa Beds mahogany Uhas Clocks sror in
fu n'rre Of every deecrirn Cicishs sdr Carpets and
Rcds. marble Hail Stand with NIL the 3xs Fixtures Ia The
house. Sale ct tOis o'c ock precisely.
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A DRItN II. MULLER. AUCTIoNgER
A SALE AT AUCTION, MONDAY, August %
Al IL O'Clock, al the Nefchsnts' Exchange, OF
iTe LOTS or LAND,

UkION NIL. HUDSON COUNTY XIV JyasIY.
situated about ~ miles from Botosen and weehawscu and
opposite 10 I, second street ferry. AZ New YORK.
This prpettv OPPOSITE the premises Of DENYING and
John thefs N. H0icker and Weehwten plank
We hawken rrnf. and accessible the line rom
hotos ferry and also tie line Of the
road shout % re de and In the gtborhood
pr.ysnens The sale viii afford hpe opportunity for pro
Ittte Investment a. the OF the property New
York IT. access H. popuions loo any tn. continued
Improvements br5g made cannot fan 20 enhance realty
Part q the purchase remain MORTGAGE. For
M a &c, apply 10 ADRIAN II. dULLEa, Aucsopeer, IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

i TiiE CONSTITUTION AND
TIM ENFoRCEMENr or THE LAWS
rrand ratification mec,ilg u the friends OF
BELL AND EVERETT
viii Re held at Metropolitan Han, Jersey City this Friday
evening. 4 II inst ats O'Clock.
Addresses viii be delivered by
NJ Governor HUNT. Of New York
Col W. = skYNDvR. OF Pennsylvania.
Hon y. MORRISON HARRIS, II Maryland.
The friends Of the Constitutional Union Party And al
posed % sectional parties, are invited 10 attend.
nelerstions from clubs intending participate Will address
Comnee of Arrangements Jersey City Post Office and
the hour of their anticipated arrival In order that
rangcmens may be made for their reception aud .scor
D. u. WOiBkRf,
g. n pEsHI.ER lr.....,....
q. CLEVELAND, ~
v. RANDOLPH
1CrH WARD WE TUE uN JsRsieNED cfrTZESs or
Id the ward. friendly ~ the election of Me~srs.
BRkCkINklDGE AND LAM
fnr President and Vice President, respectfully sve ne
citizens of ne ward favorable n the election OF The sso.e
Grasd street. on Friday evening August H. II eight oclock,
for the purposs OF forming BecSnrge and Lane club.
Ale, Stewart. stephen II. Fecka SAN. n. wslters
frtdk. Miller. ioll CAROL Vim. Mckinney,
rat'k. NcNAnus Saml w. @rigs' stephen Barker.
=. W. Wheeler. Philip smith, Alfred Sugen.
Nelson rsyor, Pats McCaarey, PAX McStsv.
james Wells. Nchil. ~ Bren. wm. r. Weeks
Daniel Pbai0n. Adam Glen, Bernard Msh1l,
Peter J. Delaney, Vim. Yates. Oliver Hsxer
John I. spies John Hnsne, Cas- ~ Snth.
thas. A. Wilson. August ioiS 1hepkrrs schmidt
Jacob Norgenihaer, John Mcdonnell. Patrick Carol.
John T. nfsay George iipghsn, james Hins,
VIM Patterson, Wn H. coh>n. Joseph phsis,,
treik 9erYnacn, Jacob Trou.msn, iohu Hughes.
Michael OShcs. Dennis coyle. John w. Sonles,
John Orr joseph :. Waters. Thomas Yonngs.
Alex &ewst, Jr., Abraham pos' Thos y. eanavsn,
wm A. Wilson, q. I, ns,,on, Iohs Hsllowsll
JOAN J. huilsaa. fredk wlh~m, Benianin uslicck.
and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

rCTftE ENTERTAINMENTS FURNITURE TX.
~ rrss and Packing Esshlshmeut Nos III andIis wc.t
fevenih street between nh and sixth nhus-h I'D
fa~rufc every description boxed shpyei parts
y he world Pianofotcs Mrrors China aud
fully psckef and moved. spring crts always readiness
Storage Tor furniture,
A uCTroN NoTrCEs-PERsoNs ABOUT REMOVING
n viii tnd 70 their advantage call the Metro ,oan
Impress 14) Narik street and Is and 81 King -Four
horse wagons for removing families in the country city, all
huds 81 rs-w.re sisary p'snotortes and plate
moved With care snd al r1sk.
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To CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES

sOrrIcE WhsWSGros AcusppcY
WAsutS6T0S. August Z 1860.
Sealed proposals. win be this ,lcs INIT, l2
O'Clock August a 1850 supplying the following
rails
US s0inch PIPES IL fee. long Bell s,gso Wash
ipgion AQueduct pattern.
go 10 $50 iuch Pipes II feet long Bel Spi tgc, Wash
ington Aqueduct pattern.
AS9ineh flnge Pipes IL feet long dr ed, Washpgtoa
Aqueduct pattern.
Finch Fange Pipes, II feet long drille d. Washington
Aqueduct pstte.n
6.nch Fiange Pipes, feet lopg tarea,, Washington
AQueduct pattern.
4inch Flange Pipe feet long drilled, Washington
Aqueduct pattern.
Also, few special patterns, such Branches, osnds
&C. For fu Their particulars drauangs a.
apply at this Office.
fhe whole the castings will be required IN delivered
BY the LIT of October next. II. W. BENnAM,
Captain os Engacers,
Chief Engne Washington Aquedict.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17

T o. :. MIRO PAfRfA LODGE NO l.-rHERE WILL
be special meeting of the Loags Friday, Auvust ~
~ clock y. abe meeting be especial
and matters Of unusual interest Win be presented
menber urgently requested 10 bs present Per order
Of the u. G.
j. ". MITCHELL, Sec'y.
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