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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 19-The mar
ket this morning was somewhat more active.
Flour continues without material change, the
demand being light and receipts fair. For good
grades 0! Wheat there has been an Improve
ment and prices arc 5aS cents better: offerings
Of 4Ot bushels white, and 1924 bushels red,
with sales at 220, $50, and $50 t0r the former,
and 200, 81, $50, and $50 tor the latter
quality tair 10 good and prime; some samples
were withdrawn Tor higher figures l43l bush
els Of mixed Com were Ctf:rrd and taken at
1I&Gl20. Oats steady at GG. liya l3l and 1873.
New YORK DRY GOoDs MARKER "a very
good business has been done in all departments
OF the dry goods trade the past week, and prl
ces have ruled steadily Tor al classes Of fabrics,
executing domestic Sheet!UgS and Shlrtlngs,
which have undergone 4 decline Of a halt to
cent yard, on account OF fall Of three to four
cents q pound in the raw material. The jO5bcrs
have worked off their Old stocks to a great eX-
tcat, aUd laid in new supply; and the regular
tall season may be SAID to have commenced III
| earnest. Ln prints there has been less change
| Of prices than III other kinds OF cotton goods
the new styles selling up to the full pnce, While
| the less desirable styles arc barely steady.
Wo0iIcn goods are selling better than Tor
| s0mc time past, and the stock OF cloths III first
| hands was very scnsib!y diminished.
| In foreign goods the transactions are large
| and lively, and prices are firmly maintained,
particularly Tor dress goods and silks. The auc
| ton sales have been large and we'll attended,
" Y. Independent.
GEORGETOWN MAREET.-lhe sales at the
Merchants Exchange during the past week
amounted to $500 bushels OF Corn, which
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

The New York Herald declares that Brown
low is the real source of trouble in Tennessee. -
If he Is not the source, he is at the bottom of
most of the mischief in that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

The Masonic fraternities, Knights Templar
and Royal Arch Masons, at St. Louis, made q
pleasure excursion few days ago, in a
steamboat The boat struck on snag and was
sunk, but all on board were safely transferred
to another boat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19
BUILDING MATERIALS,
AMES W. MALLS,
SUCCESSOR 70 J. W. NAILS s Co..
ALENA NDRIA. VA

y
LSUccEssoR roll w NArrs &Co,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Having purchased the entire stock octho r.,.
firm at the old stand, 49, '@'o
NO. ISZ, KING STREET
I invite those who have 30 literally patrori,.s
them, and the public generally to give ma
call. Having large stock on hand an ~.
pared to sell as cheap as can be bought in -.
State My stock consists Of Hardware G1t'o VIE
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds. Da65!.
and Window Frames, Brackets, MoulfirDs
B4lusters, Of different patterns and Nc%%o&
Posts. A large stock of French and Aac,ia.,,
Glass, double and single thick, Of Ill siZa, -
Paints. Oils, Varnishcs, Paint and White W..
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and c,IG.
brands Of fine quality, Putty, Turpcntae agj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19
The Destiny OF Virginia.

No one who surveys Virginia can fail to be
struck with the happy relation it exhibits be-
tween climate and soil, mountain and valley,
land and water, There is scarcely a pursuit
that cannot be successfully followed here. The
farmer will no where find better lands, whether
for corn wheat, tobacco, oats or the multifa-
rious fruits and root crops. The timber getter
will no where find more Inviting forests. The
miner will be startled By the extent and variety
of the mineral resources that open before HIM,
coal, iron, lead copper, zinc, plaster, SALT &c,
&c., promising their rich rewards The stock
and cattle raiser is invited by an extent and
affiuence of pasturage excclled by no State
The manufacturer will find water power that
would operate all the machinery needed to sup
ply the world.
She has seaboard destined to be the seat
Of commercial wealth, the outlet OF an I'M
mensc commerce and the medium CT direct
trade She has rivers and navigable streams
in great abundance Her internal improve
ment system, will, when completed, if we'll ad-
ministered, build up her present cities, start
new and prosperous towns into life and throy
upon our seaboard the great trade OF the West,
the Southwest, and the Northwest.
Her present troubles, grlevous as they are,
are but the troubles of day. All that she
wants to enable her to realize her appointed
destiny is population, capital, energy and ter
ttude.
There arc grumblers who fold their arms and
say nothing can be DONE There arc scolGs
who rail at ali who attempt to help thcmsc YES
and the people generally out Of their troubles.
But there are also hopeful, sagacious, working
men who are putting forth all their energies to
attract capital and population. These men are
| our bepefactors They will be successful and
they will be rewarded Let them 60 on in their
great and good work, aud let our farmers, our
| merchants and our railroad men earnestly CO.
operate with them. 1t will not be long before
their efforts will tell, and tell powerfully. 4
dozen such men are worth an army OF poi
cians.-Rich. Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

Some Radical apers have been publishing
what they called "a dispatch from Mr.. Val
landigham to Secretary McCulloch, in relation
to appointments to Office Mr.. V. sent no such
dispatch. 1t is said it is all fabrication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

WASHINGTON ITEMS. Rev. N. s. ODDS,
D. D., rector OF Christ Church, Navy Yard,
departed this life early yesterday morning.
This announcement, although for some time
forcsbadowed, will carry with it the deep and
heartfelt sorrow Of many who knew the deccas-
ed as a man, & pastor, aud a friend. Dr.. Odds
was in perfect health. apparently, until SIX
months ago, when cancer appeared on his
right cheek, and this caused his death.
Yesterday afternoon, as the APO train from
Baltimore was passing through q piece of
woods just beyond Annapolis Junction, some
person fired into the train, the bullet passing
through the front window Of the last car but
one. A young lady sitting on the seat opposite
the window was struck with the shattered
glass, and narrowly escaped being hit by the
bail, which lodged in the ceiling of the car.
Extensive preparations are being made for a
Seymour and Blair demonstration IN George
town on Monday evening next.
Attorney General Evarts yesterday returned
to Washington. President Johnsons wife and
family have returned from Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

Mr.. Alexander Dunbar, veterinary surgeon,
hasjust been employed by the War Department
to give instructions to the farrers, veterinary
surgeons, and officers Of the army, under the
joint resolution of Congress, approved as far
back as July IS, 1866 A requisition has been
made for the erection Of building in which he
can lecture ..... ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

The "Goths and Vandals'' who have been
sent to Congress, as Representatives Of the
Southern Reconstructed States, are said to be
dead set upon Legislative session. They are
spoilino for mischief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

Business is said to be reviving in New Or
leans. We are glad to hear it. We want to
see that emporium Of Southern trade once
again flourish as in other and better days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

The "Wickedest Man business and the
"Grecian Bend business, are said to be the
greatest humbugs, "now extant" in the
"morar' and 'sfashinna hle' circles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

The health of Elk President Pierce, we are
happy to say, continues to improve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

At the election of officers of the Grand Chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons, James M. Austin,
of New York, was elected General Grand High
Priest; Robert S. Burns, Of South Carolina,
Deputy Grand High Priest. W. S. Gardener
Of New York, was elected Grand Master of the
Knights Templar Of the United States
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ED.

1t the residence Of Dr. Thomas Voolfolk, in
Orange county, en- the l2th lust, Mrs. EMMA
J. EGGLEsroH, "ifc Of Mr.. Robert Egglcston,
IL the 20th year Of her age.
In Jefferson county, Ky, on the 22d Of Feb
ruary, 1868, Mrs. JANE ?. NEWLY, in the
10Th year o! her age. Also, in louisville, Ky,
on the 2Sth Of August, 1868, Mrs. MARGARET
RAYMOND, in the 72i year Of her age. Both
OF the above ladies were natives Of Fredericks-
burg, and sisters Of the late VIM II. White.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

No official statement OF the result of the
Maine election has yet been published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

SUNAc.-There has been already received in
this market this season, about one thousand
tons of Samac, which has distributed between
thirty and forty thousand dollars in sums reach
ing from few cents up 10 dollars. 1t is this
general distribution OF the money that does so
much good It is estimated that at least
another thousand tons will come in between
this and Christmas. -FreQcrtckINr1 Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

Mr.. A. Il. Stephens, of Georgia, is in Wash
inston, where he vii remain for few days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7o sho0 the very age and body ofthe Times.

George R. Taylor has resigned the Presl-
dency OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Irou
bles growing out of the reported expenditure
of $l93, 900 to carry the bill selling the road TO
the present Company through the last Missouri
Legislature is said to be the cause. The dlreC
tors OF the road were before the Grand Jury,
at St. Louis, on Tuesday, in reference to the
same.
William Abrams, of indianapolis, Indiana,
has been arrested for the murder Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Young, whose bodies were found-thal
of the woman horribly burned-in the woods
last Sunday morning. Abrams is street bro
ker, and is said to be worth from $4,000 tu
$4,000 He had been an intimate friend Of
Young, and connected with him in business.
The citizens of the Nineteenth ward, Phila-
delphia, in which the murder of the little CIR
named Mary Mohieman occurred, have offered
reward of 81, 900 for the capture and conv1e,
ton of the murderer, and wealthy citizen has
offered handsome brick house to the captor
The reward thus Tar offered Is S2.OOO ami a
handsome brick house.
The Catholic Arch bishop of Baltimore is on a
visit to Louisville, Kentucky, for the purpose
of seeing his numerous relatives in that State
and attending to the settlement Of affairs rem
dered necessary by the sudden and melancholy
death Of his brother, the Rev. DR.. Spald
Ing.
In Cambridge, Mass, yesterday afternoon
the Rev. john Owen, whoisa graduate Of Bow.
dom College and of the Harvard Theological
School, shot q thief in his garden, who was
gathering fruit. The man was seriously woun
ded. .
Much anxiety is felt in New Y ork concerning
the safety Of the steamship Northern Light,
Captain Seabury, which left the port OF New
York on the 22l Of August last, for Bremea,
and concerning which nothing has yet beer
heard.
The All-Englaad nine Crcketers beat the
American twenty-five in the game continued
at New York yesterday. Another match is tt
be played.
The expelled members ofthe Georgia Lagis-
lature have appointed committee to 7isi
Washington to present their case to Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

"Chicl Justice Carttcr,o of the D. q. Supreme
Court, has accepted appointments to speak Ter
the Republican ticket at various points in Ohio
and Indiana. "-Erchange.
The degcncracy OF our times would be Strk-
ingIy illustrated in this, if be, as stated. 10
be sure, in the appointment Of Judges, IS we'll
as all other officers Of government, since the
war was nauguratcd, little Or no regard has
been paid either to the experience, integrity,
or eminent fitness Of candidates, the only pre-
requisite required being accordance Of views
with the Radical rulers; still, one would think
that decent regard for the opinion Of Others,
if not sclfrcspect, would dictate to the Cblci
Justice of the District Supreme Court the pro-
priety OF not soing the judicial crmjnc by APP
pearing before the public as political speaker.
Gcorgeto,cn Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

~" BRICKLAYER's UNIoN.-The Bricklay-
cr's Union Of Alexandria is notified to meet at
the Friendship Engine House, tomorrow Sun
day morning, ut ~ O'clock BY order:
tt JAMES JAyISg Vice Priest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

SoRA.-These delicious birds are more abun
dant this year than for many years past, and
the largest quantity ever brought to Richmond
in one day in On Wednesday night--one
party bringing in seventy dozen. They we're
retaed Yesterday at 25 and so cents per dozen,
and almost every family OF moderate means
luxuriated on sora. The cool nights, giving
warning of coming frost, however, remind US
that the soiourn of these mysterious birds
must be short, as with the first frost they dis
appear as if by magic, and are seen no more
until the ensuing fall Whence they come and
whittier they go is problem as yet unsolved.
They appear suddenly one evening and not
sora will be visible; and the next morning the
marshes will be filled with countless numbers;
and they depart as suddenly as they come,
They arc never seen in large flocks, and are
slow, awkward flyers, taking wing reluctantly,
preferring rather to glide rapidly on foot
through the tall marsh reeds which they make
their haunt. So slowly do they fly that thous-
ands are killed with sticks at night, by parties
in boats, with light in the bow, the birds be-
ing knocked down with poles or paddles.
Rich NcUS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

LOVE AND SMALL Pox-The San Francisco
correspondent of the San Jose Mercury writes
the following:
When [ tell you that three or four thousand
people were vaccnated in this city last week.
you will readily understand that yellow flag
waving in the breeze will create degree of
CONSERVATION and excitement that will at least
rid that Immediate nelghborbood of all the
noise and disturbance Of hawkers, passing foot
steps, and frequent visitors. Well, certain
popular but very eccentric young lady, who
has string of beaux, conceived the romantic
idea of testing the sincerity of her devoted adj
nirers who professcd to exist only on her smiles
and often avowed a willingness to die Tor her.
She availed herself Of the temporary absence
OF her parents in the country, took servant
into confidence, procured yellow flag, nailed
it to the gate: and awaited the "breaklng out ,
OF the news. 1t broke, and the tidings spread
like wildhre; the neighbors urged each other
to report the case to the health officer, and in
sist that she be taken to the Pest House Two
or three ''devoteds" sought the vicinity to
make assurance doubly sure, and on spying the
signal retreated hastily, denying themselves
even the light diet OF smile The family
physician was questioned, but hadn't been
summoned, and at last an officer boldly ventur-
ed to investigate the case, and learning the
ruse, promptly removed the flag, but not until
the fact was fully established that she was
abandoned to her fate, whatever it might be,
by the swarms of summer friends who lived in
her smiles, and in the prospects OF her fathers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

On Wednesday night there was snow five
miles north of Toronto, Canada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

y DESIRABLE INyENTIoN.-Dr. ". Leigh
Burton, Of Richmond, Va, has just been
awarded patent at Washington for an im-
proved electro heating apparatus Invented by
him The primary object of this device is to
afford safe, reliable and economical method Of
heating railway passenger cars. Thc heat is
evolved by electrical currents and radiatcd from
metallic plates The principle can also be APP
piled to heating residences, public buildings
etc, and, it is stated several eminent scientific
gentlemen have expressed the belief that it
will accomplish the results desired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

OLD FASHIONED WHEAT Crops. -Ihe farm
crs in this section, who arc now in the height
Of wheat thrashiDg, report some very large
yields. a few farmers in Bergen and Byron
have raised crops that average forty bushels
per acre, and large number in GeHcsoc and
the western part Of Monroe have realized thirty
five per acre. The largest yields from selected
fields that we have heard of are five hundred
aud fify-two bushels from twelve acres, raiscd
ty Ed. Ennnens, OF Riga, and two hundred
and tour bushels from four and one-eighIh
acres, raised by Pitt SQuircs Of Chill. II
quantity per acre the Genesee wheat section IS
returning to its old standard; but it IS doubtful
whether it will DO so in point OF Quai!ty.-Ro-
chester (N " Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

\ SCENE Nor IN THE BILLs.-At recent
performance Of drama in one Of the London
theatres one Of the most conspicuous boxes
was occupied bya lady surrounded by her chill
dren. Suddenly she stood NJ, advanced to the
front of the box, and pointing her ingor at the
actor and actress then on the stage, exclaimed,
''GentIcmen, that actor is my husband; i0r the
last three years, he has been living with that
actress; these are his children. | ask you if
such a scamp is worthy to appear before you.
Both actor and actress Immediately lett the
stage and the piece was not repeated On the fol-
lowing night. The parties who were the cause
OF this scandal it is said have left for the Uoit-
ed States
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Foreign News.

Cardinal Reisach has been tried by the, civil
courts at Reiti, in Italy, aud fined five hundred
francs for attempting to take possession Of the
see Of Sabina by order of the Pope without
authorization of the King of Italy.
The French Emperor, Empress and Prince
Imperial yesterday made visit to Queen lsa-
bella, of Spain, at St. Sebastian.
At Metz, yesterday, a terrible explosion oc-
Cured at cartridge factory. Thirty persons
were killed outright, and eighty-two were badly
injured The building was blown to pieces.
The Emperor of Russia will Immediately
reinforce The troops in Central Asia. The
evacuation of the iowa Of BoShara by Russia
is not confirmed.
Sir John Young, the present Governor Gen
era of New South Wales and ex-Senior Com
missioner, has been named for Governor Cen
eral of Canada.
The Florence Malone says Prime Minister
Menabrea has not asked the French Govern
rlent for the withdrawal of the troops from
Rome, as reported. Such demand would be
entirely unnecessary, as by the provisions of
the treaty France is bound to withdraw the
troops besides, the State Of Italy at present
does not Justify the French occupation.
The Bank OF frances weekly statement shows
specie decrease of four million francs.
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Gold

New YORK, Sept. 19.-Gold to-day 1443.
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GEORGETOWN MAREET.-The sales at the
Merchants Exchange during the past week
amounted to 5000 bushels OF Corn, which
brought from I5ll %, and 400 bushels Of
damaged | 10al IS; G060 bushels OF lair to good
red Wheat brought from 2Oa2 -, and AL
bushels OF poor sold at 09.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

The HIGHEST MARKET PRICE aj@ be
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET The mar
kot at Droycr3' Rest yesterday was very dull.
We quote go head OF Cattle at 81: UOa36.5O
per 100 lbs gross; 500 Sheep and Lambs at
$l.G54S5.jO per head; Co@s and Calves at
$50 90 L So 90; Hogs SD per head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

T7RUIT TREES AND PLANTS &I :rI
cdnou 5 and 0rnamcntai Tree A ::.G,"r.so
Roots Of all kinds. This is the most rtor. Win,
season for planting Send in your ( ?EF@IIILEY
out delay to O"0iN ~ King s.Ter..
sep IS 80 ----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

NOR SALE-Thc stock, fixtures ana n, o, e
/ will of o GROCERY STORE, on ,' G%1, ra
street, near the market. with an eIc', If l. ,
Of custom. For particulars ingHirre5 ~ Tor +l !:
HARRISON, Auctionccr, No, IS' ~ 1'''
son 1S-+f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19

MISUNDERSTANDING CLOTIH:Sip
III = G or p OIFFERENT STYLE
sold to the trade at factory Prrl4e&SSN; MIR s. CO.
ie27 &. L. PNL L-.,, - - - go
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sad bonds to be dated LIST oco0er 1858 payable at tho
once Of the City Treasurer with INTEREST the rate Of
TEN per cenum annum, divided coupons attached
tbeetosad coupons being made payable annually on
the first Of April and first October OF each year. at the
ONCE Of the City Treasurer at such bank the city New
Orleans as the Controller may direct. it. .
The proposals to be indorsed "Oer for purchase Of
Bonds Of the city Of New Orleans addressed o. DeBuys
Secretary and to be opened adudicated TO the highest
bidder, at the date above mentioned.
Tbs Commissioners reseryng the right of refusing any
all bids
II. Board:
sn
JOHN B. CONWAY Mayor.
J. o. LANDRY, Controller.
VS.. MOUNT. treasurer.
JOHN A. o'BRlEN, ..+ r
Chairman Of Finance COMMITTEES Board Of Aldermen.
THOs =. FISHER, .r-
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Attest: o. DEBUYs Secretary. s-.s..r.r.f D.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED
~ have formed COpartnership. dating July 1863
under the name and style of MEDD BOVARD for the
purpose OF continuing the Produce Business
Quoted by MBDD a NEWTON. j. MEDD
August !, 1868 r. ID. BOvARD.
frer ds that remain with Messrs. MEDD BOvARD No.
0i Poydras STREET and would respectfully solicit contnn.
Of their favors o. W. NEWTON
Ct0PARTNERsHIP- THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed Co partnership name
and style Of A. G PIERPONr Co. for purpose Of,
transacting Whole ale Grocery and Commission Bnsinesa
in the city Of New Orleans. 20
E A. Q. PIERPoNT. o.
I'd J. McQUOID.s &c
. =. .-lar @. MEHLE. 20
Nav OIeans. 9entemher 1853. o.,
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RIGAUD d co.'s
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

ENRNEsT TURPIN, wEOLEsALB HANUFAO.
Il of Stick Candy Fancy dies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Jujube Paste Gum
Drops, and sJrIps BY steam Importer Of French Qrns
shn Decorated Toys cossaqass Fancy Papers for Cake
and New Year Presents Oomucopss etc, etc Ea IS
Old Levee street. between ST Loua and Cont streets New
OrlaansL La
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Orr HALL, Roox No. q, D
New Orleans, l2th September, 1853 !

By virtue Of the act Of Legislature of the State Of Lou,
sana entitled IAN act TO enable the City New Orleans 20
procure slosn Of to current abitesn an
proved September 5h 1863 to the Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS $1,000 0Oo) and pursusn provisions Of
an ordnsnee Of the Common Council No. lols approved
18th September, 1863 ..-H 1...-.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Office
until the 10Th day Of OCTOBER, 1868 II o'clock NJ for
the purchase of all any portion of Bonds TO be
issued as follows: mo-