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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-24
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toMMITTEE.i
RICHMOND, VA, August 22d, lsGS.
PROGRAMME OF REPUBLICAN PRO-
i CESSION.-The following will be the order
of the Republican procession on TUESDAY
NEXT the 18th instant:
!. The chief Marshal and his aids.
2. Carriages with speakers and other invited
.. The United Sons of Love.
!. The First National PhTniX.
g. The Rising Christians Benevolent Associa-
q. Other benevolent societies.
T. Delegation from Petersburg.
g. Delegation from llcnrco county.
8. Delegation from Chesterfield county.
10. Delegation from Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
IL, Delegation from Alexandria.
L. Delegation from Powhatan county.
l3. Delegations from other cities andtowns.
ii. jefferson Ward Club.
Is. Madison Ward Club.
10. Monroe Ward Club.
II. Clay Ward Club.
Is. Marshall Ward Club.
The assistant marshals selected by the several
Clubs and Societies will form their Ass cia ions 1T
their several places OF meeting ana march In time
to report TO the chief marshal 1T the corner OF
Twenty-frst and Main streets promptly al IL
O'Clock.
The aids and assistant marshals announced below
will report (mountcdl to the chief marshal al No.
north Twelfth street, at A. N
The aids and assistant marshals selected by the
several Associations and those herein announced
day morning.
the following-named gentlemen are announced
rs hluS 10 the Culcl liliTsHdi
Colonel George Z. Egbcrt. Fields Cook. John
Hawxhurst, Maj ). l.. Anahle Colonel james II.
Plat, j. Ii. Painter, Dr. Alexander sharp, j. l..
Hodges. H. G.. Bond, L. Edwin dudley. Colonel f.
w. Poor, John Oliver, Colonel j. NJ Humphreys,
II. II. Wells, Jr., 1eorre Rye.
The followng-named gentlemen are hereby APP
pointed assistant marShals
b. Wardwell, Captain !. j. Underhill, Captain
5. F. Maddox. Isaac Hunter DR.. ". Q. Mans
field, Thomas Haggerty, Captain W; A; Parsons,
Jefferson Hillyer, Captain w. K. Tall. William
Fay j. n. FanLew, Captain ". \. Abbot,
Captain A. Davidson; Captain F. a. Roche,
\. K. Brooks, Or. ID. u. sterling Captain
T. j. Arnold, Captain w. Brown j. f. Farar,
r. L: Wigsnd Cap,sin A sillsIp1ugh ko6s,t ".
James Hayes, 4. ID. johnson, George W. Swan.
The following will be the route OF the process
sion:
From Twenty-irst street up Main to Ninth up
Ninth to Capitol, down Capitol to Twelfth. up
Twelfth to Broad, up Broad to Fifth. up Fifth TO
Clay. down Clay to Eighth, and down Eighth TO
the place Of meeting.
The procession Will move precisely at half-past
II A. NJ. GEORGE w. WEST
A-2t Chief Marshal.
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& GUGGENHEIMER.

As our NEW STORE will he completed by the
first of September, we take this method Of INFORM
ing our friends and the public In general LINZ
we shall continue until then to close out the Da-
lance of our stock Of
DRY GOODS
ATCOST AND GREATLY REDUCED PRIZES
at our temporary stand No ais Broad street. De-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
HIRSH & GUGGEN1IE1MEK.
W. G.. KE.N, JULIUS STRAUs, JAS. ii. CHENE-
RY, Statesmen. a" -
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.
yKTINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
Wv WINDOW SHADE DxPO

yXTINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
w WINDOW SHADE DEPoi -
1885 MAIN STgEKT,
between Fifteepth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window SHADE MAJ
is still at his old tricks. Keeping down high pre-
He has the largest assortment OF SHADES ~ ~,
city !; latest styles In Gold, Fel'et, ana aAi'
Shades with all the fixtures 10 match.
CLEAR THE TRACK ,or.
High prices, down you come AL Aho" ~ =, sI
DEN; he always had the cheapest sh1oes - ~
old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OLCLoCH ..l
In Mahogany Rosewood, Oak and Maple, "a y
Drill and Duck: 900 Paper Shades a. your o"'
price. .,,.rs and
N, B.-Shsdes made to order. StorekeepsrS b."
pedlers supplied o. New YORK prices $-
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PROPOSALS.
CITY GAS WORKS. !

CITY GAS WOKHr.)
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
RICHMOND, August Il. los.
g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEINED ut this oihce until the 10Th instant
/? O'Clock NJ, FOR furnishing the works MN
SCREENED SHELL LIME, for purify ing pur'
poses, for twelve months commencing on III" -
OF September next 10 De delivered a. the works Il
Rockets. The Committee on Light reseFv!ng TIC
right to reject any or all proposals.
Any further information Uf requiredl VIII d
given at the superintendent Office.
BY order OF the Committee on Light
au It'd Is. BRAGG, superintendent.
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MrEW GOoDs-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have l VS. r.,
GOODS, 80" consisting In part Of DRESS TRl NJ
MINGS, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c; s,os ne te
desire to cali the speca attention or the ladles 70
our well-selectcd stock Of Embroidered ana IhTea'
Edgings, Real Lace Collars ana Laces} -, ELL III
broidered Handkerchief Parasos, Sc'' WHICH NV
are offering at very low figures; r. prpp
an1s corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August -, 1865.

NiNNM''ND, NHKNsI = Ibbs.
A T a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Electors of the Richmond Corn and Flour
Exch re held this day the following resolution
was a. - ed:
"ReSotped, That on and from Monday the 2.th
Instant, and until further notice, the Exchange
shall be opened at half-past 5 A. 81 Sales TO COM
mence at Q, and close at half-past 10 A. NJ"
?. q. COGHLAN,
2d-If
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D EMOVAL.-The subscriber respectfully
ESTABLISH uENT to the basement of the build
Ing occupied by z. B. Spence, corner of Malu and
Thirteenth streets With Increased facilities in his
business, he Is confident of his ability To execute
orders for HOUSE AMI SIGN PAINTING to the
satisfaction Of patrons.
au A-lt% w. c. FREEMAN
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DRY GOODS.

ssNIOW Is THE TIME"
TO BUY BARGAINS,
as we are offering the following goods at
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES:
PLAIN AND CHECKED MOZAMB1QUEsA AND
81 WHITE AND BLACK BAREGEs and GRE
RLAGK NORWICH CLOTH FOR FALL DRESS, :,
ES. and WHITE. BLArk. AND toHo'
ALPACaS and MOUSELlNS RIA.
IIGHT PRINTS, LAWNS, CHAMBR I = bH-
REGES SWISS SAINsooh' ana ChE'N
B1sHoPa and VICTORIA LAWNS, DIMITlES'
BRILLIANTS. MARSElLLES' L1ShS0'
11N HAM snmhEsiE2TiNGs, and pILL0W,,-GAsE In
EMS. QUILTS, TABLE-CLOnufSI,r p ES
EiNS, TOWELS and HANDk Eric lEESI ,;r
CANRRIC and SWISS EDGINGS aud insert
LACE Mrs, GLOVES HOSIERY, and LACE
LINEN H4Ia and Silk FANS, BEADED ANDLlNED
pri rH oITALiTY SILK UMBRELLAS. RUF-
FIISGS REAL and IMlTAIl - LAGiESi'c
coitARS and CUFFS BUGLE TRlMAilS
REITISGS. RIBBONS. FRENCH CORsElo'
HOOP-SkIRTS, &c, &c.
Call and secure goods cheap, at
WILLIAM THALHIMER & Sons,
w sf5 Broad street, between miro anu rout,n,
au?s and 1919 Main street. EzekleI-s olo s-aI-.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, |
RICHMOND, August !, 1893. J

Office TO CONTRACTORS.-The
IN Board OF Directors ut y meeting held At Lbe
Warm Springs, August 9Th, ises, adopted The Ios-
lowing preamble and resolutions
Whereas delay has occurred In making up the
subscription requisite 20 constitute this company!
the Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Company. which
Il is believed will continue but short time, aud
there being certain sections OF the line bet~e.s
Coyington and the White Sulphur Springs which
cannot be completed In much less than twelve
months ana II being important that these should X
commenced with the least possible delay 10 secure
the opening or the road rs early next year - prac
tcahlc,
''RsSotusd, That this company wililet To contra:
certain portions Of the grading between Coviugon
and the White Sulphur Springs, under the author
ty granted By the act of the Legislature Of Virginia
passed on the 18th ofApril, 1867.
''RssoLred, That The Chief Engineer OF Ihl,
Company invite proposals for the unfinished "otA
on such sections as he may think II necessary 20
put under contract at the White sulphur SprsnE'
on the 2,h day OF August, 1893"
In accordance with the above resolution
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY 'As
undersigned at the Whit sulphur SprluRa G%., , >
4. NJ. on the 2srH OF AUGUST FOR The lNFIN.
ISHED WORK ON FOUR OR FIVE SECiivH9
tF THE CONVICTION AND ONO KALI
ROAD. Protlcs, estimated quantities, ara sp's.|
hcatlons may be seen At the office OF the ,ohpAn!
In Richmond and a. the Engineers 0nce IL So''
ington on and after August 18th, 1888
H. ID. wHITCOMB,
Chief Engineer and General superintendent"
au s-t22Au
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NLOTHING.-PRIC REDU CED.-
Y J Having determined TO close out our entire
stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR, we VIII
from this time offer them at
REDUCED PRICES
and will do what say. Now is your time Tor
bargains in MEN AND BOYS WEAR. Call al
1908 Main street. ., ,,,
jy7 WILLIAM lkA SMITH " Co.
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DICHMOND GRANITE WORKS.-We
Ii are prepared to furnish the very best quality
GRANITE. dressed or undressed, in any quanti-
ty. We will also build all kinds OF GRANITE
WORK at short notice. Special attention given to
rough or dressed WALL WORK, CEMETERY
WORK, &C., and all material furnished.
Office corner OF Canal and Seventh streets.
HUGH L. GALLAHER,
fyIm Managing Director.
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CTOP THIEF.-Stolen from the sub
y scriber at Prince Edward Courthouse, on
Monday, August nth \ BAY HORSE MULE OF
good Size with collar mark on each shoulder ;
with slit on the right corner of his mouth, caused
by a rough bit together with my SADDLE and
Birdie. A reasonable reward will tie given for
mis- recovery any information leading TO his re
covery. Address
&. w. FOWLRES, Burkeville,
gu la-9w So.toway county, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, YOUNG SETTER DOG. -
Ale IS mostly brown, with mixtureSAeZ-N
OF white has had one hind leg broken. aud II i
not entirely straight. would be glad to hear from
the gentleman that said he found him out on the
Grove road and would bring him IN TO Inc, but
failed TO do 1t. Any Information concerning him
will be suitably rewarded:
an 2I-3t 1872 Main street.
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MILLINERY.
CEILING OUT BELOW COST.
Mrs. II. l.. WIGAND'S stock of goods, consist
Ing of
READY-MADE BONSETS and HATS
of all kinds
LADIES' CAPES,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
FEATHERS.
TELTETS,
RUCIIES, for trimming dresses and for bonnets
LACES
NOTIONS
and many other things too numerous 10 mention,
SOUND and DAMAGED by the late fire, Is offered
for sale BELOW COST privately for ONE
WEEK ONLY, and the balance, after that time, at
auction at the old stand. on BROAD BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS.
Ladies are particularly invited to get bargains,
and mliners will find 1t to their interest 10 c1-
anime the stock. au 24-6t
RTILLINERY.-We have just received q
WI fresh supply Of
SUMMER AND FALL RIBBONS,
FLOWERS RUCHES, BONNETS,
HATS, SILKS, ILLUSIONS, &C,
which will be sold very low for cash. All we ask
Is 4 call. MIS-. VI. WALTON CO.,
au l9-lw 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
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ID EMOVAL-COAL OFFICES. P..LA.
IL THROP has removed his COAL OFFICE %
SEVENTEENTH STREET. at dra"bri:ge.
With ample stock. Is prcpIred 70 furnish to AZ
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
ASH EETHRAClTE COAL 1T summer rates
Also. superior BITUMINoUS LCMr coal
Tor RATES s. L. LATliROP.
~ 20 seventeenth street NJ Hra"brliEe.
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NOR RENT, A DESIRABLE RESI- q
Il DENCE on Main street second door from IL
jefferson, containing ten rooms; Kitchen stable,
and carriage -hnuse; also, gas and water on the
premises. Apply at corner above, or at
K. Is. WOODW ARDS
on Seventh between Main and Cary streets.
au l7-lw
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XKTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COOK
w with good ccommcndations-free OF m
cumbrance If possible-to 90 10 the country, hp-
plv 1T this office. au ~
NTANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY DE-
w SCRIPTIOS OF JOB PRINT SNd At Inc
DiSPATCH PRISTING~HUUSE.
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Fan de Cologne.

correspondent of the Boston Journal writes
from ColOgne:-
There Is a strange contras. between the
natural and the artificial perfume of cologne.
The delicate toilet article produced here and
Tor " hlch the city is so famous, seems to have
absorbed all the pleasant features OF the town
through the centuries since 1t has been manu-
factured. The lady who vets her face and
handkerchief with 1t inagines that the city
from whence il came must needs be de ightful
place; 4 at itmust have been distilled in land
where flowers continually bloom, and where the
air is filled with little short OF incense. She
fOreets that good may sometimes come of evil.
"0rlglnaily there was but one manufacturer
OF tAis article here-one johann Mara FaTina,
who Was the Original il veutor IN 1909. 1t soon
became famous throughout Europe, and en-
riched the lucky Italian. He died, leaving the
RECENT 9pd business to his sons, who have kept
up he manufacture To the pre- ent tune, through
their descenoants. Tue old house is still 10
Gated in It's original place, the front of the shoO
= being decorated with numberless medals from
different fairs tnrOug hout the world dating back
ceutGry and a bali.
'iBut the Farinas have OF lPte years met with
any obstacles in the prosecution of their trade
Sharp aud unscrupulous person have located in
Cologne, and commenced the manufacture OF
'eau de- until to-day there are thrCy-Iour con.
Germs engaged IN the same Iattc. In order TO
more closely imitate the genuine article, the
province of ltaly was Iansacked aud persons
found bearing the name OF 'Farina,' n very com
mon one there, who reallV lent Their name to
the cause of the interlopers, Thus every
bottle of cologne made for expectation be irs
the same signature, although three-dfths of
il s bogus article. The descendants of
the original Farina long since instituted
and in several of them got favorable
Verdcts, but could never succeed In driving
the spurious article out OF market. The
amount OF this preparation yearly shipped from
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE Pennsylvania RAILROAD
COMPANY.

COMPANH-
PHILADELPHIA May l3, 1868.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-In pursuance of
resolutions adopted by the Board of Directors at
stated meeting held this day, notice hereby given
TO the Stockholders of this Company, that they will
have the privilege OF subscribing, either directly
by substitution under such rules be prescribed
therefor, for Twenty-Five Per Cent. OF adoltional
stock at Par in proportion to their respective inter-
ests they stand registered on the books Of the
Company, May 20 1858.
Holders of less than four Shares will be entitled
subscribe for a full share, and those holding more
Shares than multiple of four Shares will be entitled
to an additional Share
Subscriptions to the Stock will be received on
and after May 3d. 1868, and the privilege of subsorb
Ing will cease on the SOth day OF July, 1868.
The instruments on account of the new Shares shall
be paid In cash, as fOllows;-
lst. Twenty-Five Per Cent. at the time Of subscrIp
tOn. or before the SOLh day of July, 1868.
%. Twenty-Five Per Cent. before the 18th day
of December, 1868
Sd. twenty-five Per Cent. or before the 10Th day
of June, 1863.
4th. Twenty-Five Per Cent before the 18th day
OF December, 1862 If Stockholders should prefer
the whole amount may be paid up at once, or any
remaining instslments be paid up In full at the
time of the payment OF the second or third install
ment, and each instament paid up, shall be entitled
to q pro rata dividend that may be declared on tu
Shares. THOMAS n. FIRTH,
614 llw Treasurer.
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Coloqne is astonishing; 1T forms large part Of
the commerce OF the city. The old house seems
to have got rich out of its manufacture not.
outstanding the flooding of the market by the
new establishments which are themselves on
the high road to fortune. Purchasers OF the
Eau de Cologne should examine the article
carefully to see that they are not swindled.
Probably the more respectable druggists know
whether the bottles they sell are the real mana.
facture or not. 1t of course bears the sigua-
ture OF the inventor, johann Maria Farina,'
as they all do. BE sure and buy only the
ppnuine ~
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t4ge PHILADELPHIA AND READING

r9g@ PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY. otiice No. 227 g..
FOURTH Street. PHILADELPHIA, May 27. 1858.
NOTICE-To the holders of bonds OF the PHILA-
DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM.
PANY due April l, 1870.
The Company offer to exchange any Of these bonds,
of $1,000 each at any time before the s first day OF
October next at par for mortgage bond OF equal
amount bearing seven per cent, lntere I, clear of
United States and State taxes, having twenty five
years to run.
The bonds not surrendered on or before the lst OF
October next will be paid at maturity, in accordance
with their tenor. s. BRADFORD,
b28tOl Treasurer.
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IMPROVEMENT OF oGDENsBURG HAIR.

MPRON EMENI OF OGDENSBURG HAR.
i BUk, NEW YORh.
sealed Pr posals in duplicate, will be received at
thu Office untm II M. MONDAY, August 10. 1868 for
deeper ing by dresging the haIbor OF Ogdensburg,
NJ W York as to give Iwelve feel of waser the
lowest Stage, In the following places, VIII
eCtOn ]. on the outer bar across the channel into
The upper harbor, rpheastely from the lighthouse
where about 1905 cubic yards of hard sand is est
mated 10 require removal
Seclion II. Between the bridge, the ierry wharf
and the Rome Railroad depot where, IL Is est-
N at d. abou 2E,OlO cubic yards OF very hard "h
pam" with gravel and small boulders, must be taken
out.
All the uaterial (Which will be measured In the
scuwi) be dumped at least half mile below the
outer bar. In deep wafer a. point 10 be marked.
The work nrust be commenced as soon as possible,
and later Than ept Is 1868, continued as long
ossibe this season, and completed by the Both OF No
VembeT le60
Bidders must propose for each section separately,
and serarate contracts will he made for each.
Bi must be made upon prin ed blanks, which can
he procured at this Office for similar written Oues)
which mu.t be properly filled up and signed as ind
Gated, AL the Information p ssessed nj this 0tfce
will be given to hidders but all OiShtng 10 contract are
particularly requested TO eGdnte at OgdenSblrg before
sending IN their bids. Z. T. BLUNT,
q. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, ~
Or VIRGO. N. Y, July IA. 1865. 7I62 2Ot
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MISCELLANEOUS CITY JOTTIRSs.

The Typographical Union. No 2, will hold a
meeting this evening at O'Clock, at the North.
east corner of Tenth and Chestnut streets, to
nominate officers.
The Second Grand Annual Excursion of
Morning Star, Amity, Teutonla, Decatur, Friend
ship, aud Lulelpn,e LODGES of l. o. o. f., will
take place on Thursday next, Last boat leaving
Market street wharf at 6 A. M.
The gas men are still on strike. 1t is hoped
the affair will be settled soon.
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DRowYED.-A boy named Percy Bates, aged
nine years, was drowned yesterday, while bath
ing in the Delaware, near the Point House. His
body was not recovered.
An unknown boy was drowned in the Della.
ware at Green wich Point yesterday.
A young man named James Clark, formerly
OF the Children's Home in this CITY, was
drowned on Wednesday evening, at Church
street wharf, on the Brandywine, Wilmington,
Delaware. The citizens OF Wilmington con-
trbuted literally to deiray the expenses Of in-
terring the body.
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ACCIDENTS. - James Naughton, aged q
years, residing at Twenty fourth and Walnut
streets, was admitted to the Hospital yesterday,
suffering from injuries in one OF his hands
caused by coming in contact Vith winch, while
rowing boat on the Delaware.
James j. Mccoy, 10 years OF age, residing at
No. 1920 Christian street, was caught between
two cars yesterday, at the Baltimore depot, and
had one of his hands badly injured. He was
admitted to the Hospital.
Last evening, about O'Clock, James Manany,
80 years OF age, residing at NIcetown, had his
loot badly crushed by a cog-wheel at the steam
backyard, at Germantown road and Broad
street. He was taken to st. Joseph's Hospital.
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CoNMTTER.-A meet
ing of the Republican City Executive Committee
was held yesterday. A re olution was adopted
providing tor the Ieassemblng of the Conven-
lion to nominate a District Attorney on Thurs
day morning next, at Concert Hall.
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IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
u OFFICE No, lO4 S. FIFTH Street


i OFFICE NO, l0i - FIFTH street.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1868.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will he received at the Office of the
Chitl Commi sloner of Highways until 10 O'CLOCK ~
NJ on MONDAY 2oth instant, for the construction of
D The line of Mall street from Cotton street
10 Ehurrs lane (Hwt first Ward To be constructed
OF brick, circular in form, with clear inside dia
ter of three 70 in accord snce with pRns and spec
hcstiops to be prepared by the Departm' mt of
yeys Each bid must distinctly stare the price per
ineal foot including excavation g, with such man
ICles as may be directed by the Chief Engue-r and
SuINt Eyer. The understanding Tn Le that he Con-
actor shall take b us prepaT egains the properly
fronting said sewer TO the amount OF one dollar
ano enty FIVE ceots ter each linea foot Of ront
each side or the street 80 uch oRSn pad: the bat
aIce. as limited by ordinance to be paid by the c y,
when the street IL occupied by City Passenger
Rhi road rack the Sewer shall be constru ted al lng
side Of said ack iu snch manner as not to obsYuCt
IL terlere with the safe passage of the herson
tractor by the company using said specified
A | b ddeTs inviteI to be present at the time
posal VIII be accompanied by q certificate thai a
Tett9d by Ordinance OF May 25, 1860 II the ISwe'
alter the work 10 awarded he will be deemed as de-
ciining and will be held liable on his bond for tbe
difference between his bid and the next highest bid
VeyB, which will be stIctly adher cd To- S'-
MAHLON IL. DICKINSON,
~ CHIEF Commissioners Of Highways.
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OUT OF A WINDow.-A woman supposed
to be partially derapged, Jumped from one of
the thId story windows OF the Almsh )use, yes
terday, and was seriously injured. She was not
eXDeCted 10 recover.