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METZ UNDER PRUssIAN RULE

How the Town Looks Under German Com
troI--Crowdcd Hospitals umd nIortality-
Tales Of Mechanics Memory. Traitor
or Faithful "a Lady Visitor from the Conn.
ry-Pafriotism of n Virugo-Inspection Of
the sick and WOunded-Sn,aii Arms I'm
Henps-Prussiau JGbilatton and French De-
0ralizaitoa! .4aspA' $500 Y.
MEx, Nov 4, 1870
There s much that Is very sad IN the aspect or this
town at prcscut. The fearful amount OF sickness
the hospitals full OF wounded, the subducd ana
frightened look OF the inhabitants are not inspirt
ing influences. The worthy old Mere Ferro and her
son and daughter, with whom lodge are cont,n.
ualy pouring lato my ears tales or woe and suner.
Ing. At the time OF the FIRST Prussian entry
it was dreadful to see the poor sick ana
wounded In railway carriages and wagons exposed
In the squares q. Metz, while the ram, from which
they were ill-derendcd came down In torrents. The
fever patients were very numerous; some taking
and laughing or trying wildly TO escape In The hor-
rors Of derium.
BAzAISEs TREAcHERY.
Typhus fever and smallpox were raging and there
were upwards OF 10000 wounded In the hospitals;
food and Chassepot ammunition were wanting
what could Bazaine do? But such q COM
fort Is 1t to nave human being to blame. when
writing under fatal alternative imposed by the
exigencles Of fate that the treachery of Bazane" is
quite the pet subject here Even good old Mere
Ferre shows ercely the last few Survivors OF once
fine set OF teeth when she talks OF him.
VISITOR FROM THE COUNTRY.
On Sunday night great friend OF hers, gaunt
looking woman whose bones appeared to be des-
perately bent on intruding themselves upon pubic
attention, called in great state OF excitement As
she lives In q village near, they had not met since
the commencement OF the SIEGE and she fell into
the arms OF the family and kissed them, so Pro-
miscuously and pcrseveringy that l very nearly
beat q hasty retreat, fearing my turn would come
next. However, having kissed the two ladies ana
Jacques--who appeared to have no objection TO tho
b0ny caress--she courtesied merely to me anu sat
down, asking them how they had gone On during
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Anair-Pians of General dc Paladines-
strength OF His Army.


strength OF His Army.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
telegram from Tours, dated yesterday. 18th inst,
states that detachment OF Gardes Mobiles, belong
Ing to tho Army or the Centre, under General
Fierck, which is advancing from lie Mans along the
line OF the railway from that city TO Chartres. had
reached Dreuy twenty five miles southwest OF Yer.
sailles, where they encountered the Seventeenth
division OF the German army. Being outnum-
bered, the detachment fell back upon the
main body. This engagement has nothing to
do with the Army Of the Loire, which,
ut last adyices, had fully completed the turning OF
the German right mentioned In the despatch OF tho
17tn The German force which encountered the
Gardes Mobile near Dreux was marching from St.
German to join Won der Tam.
PALADINEs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HIS ARMY.
II is unof1clally reported In Tours that General
D'Aurelies does not propose TO make further adj
vance; but having secured an extremely strong po-
ston he win await attack OF the combined forces
OF Prince Frederick Charles and the Duke Of Meek
lenburg. lie continues to receive reinforcements Of
all arms daily. Yesterday a very strong train OF
field artillery and large body Of cavalry moved
from Tours to join him. His strength IS greater
even than it was reported. An official statement
shows that his army numbers nearly 100000 men,
with daily increase OF 5000.
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THE SITUATION IN ENGLAND
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

itle1hAm w HE heW YORK HERALD.
Tho People for War-Uabinet Discussion of
ahe Qlestion-Earl Granville BeI,i2crent-
ministerial Division--gIow the Purliament-
ary Pnrties Range-Pren,ier Gladstone Nom
cOnlmtiaI.
LONDON Nov. 10, 1870.
varlikc feeling prevails in a most decided tone
oil over England to-day.
The discussion Of the Russian question by the
Ministry has produced very important division IN
the Cabinet, one which may lead to dissolution Of the
Ministry. Earl Granville insists that England must
now "put down her foot" firmly in the discussion
Of the general subject surrender forever her right
to voice in European affairs outside of her own
domestic concerns. Earl Granville holds that the
present attitude Of Russia means future II not
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More Hopeful.
WHAT THE BRITISH PEOPLE
SAY:
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ItltIhkM ~ lh6 NEW IUM HsHalU.
Extra Parliamentary Opinion-Advicc to the
Cr0wn-War or Humiliations
LONDON, Nov 49, 1870.
John Stuart Mil writes Q communication to the
London Times this morning protesting against Eng
lands embarking IN a war with Russia on any
existing provocaton, especially as the demands
made by Russia thus far seem worthy OF considera-
ton.
Mr.. Froude, NJ. p, also writes to the London
Times urging the government to change front
rather than extend the war.
The London Post, per CONTRA says:--"Russia must
recant, or embark In a war ensuring her humilla-
tion.n
IN THE COUNTRY AND ON 'CHANGE.
The feeling in England to-day is somewhat more
peaceful, but there Is still strong undercurrent OF
excitement.
Securities at the Stock Exchange are hover and
breadstuGs are higher.
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The British People for War,
but the Cabinet Divided.
Qneen Victoria Against Earl Gran
ville'S Diplomacy.
Italy Inclined Towards Russia and
Austria Anxious fer Peace.
THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO ENG
LAND.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.


Prince Corichakon,s Answer 10 Earl Gram
viilc-Conciliatory, but Unyicicing-ArEu-
nent in Favor OF the Government Action
No Advantage from Violation Of the
Treaty OF Paris~-Appeai to Friendly Pow
LONDON, Nov. 10. 1870.
have received special HERALD telegram,
dated in st. Petersburg, yesterday, the 18th inst,
at eight O'Clock in the evening
The correspondent writes-The reply Of the Rus
Sian government to Earl Granvllles letter was for
warded promptly to London. In this m,ssive Russia
adopts highly conciliatory tone, but remains, at
the same moment, completely firm in the position
which she has already adopted with respect to the
East and the Paris treaty. The Russian note CT re-
ply rcfutes at considerable length the statement
that the movements which have at any time been
undertaken In the Danubian Princpaltes in con-
travcnton Of the provisions OF the Treaty Of PARISH
cnured at all to the advantage OF Russia.
APPEAL TO FRIENDS.
The Car and his Cabinet appeal to all friendly
Powers to note the fact that European Congress
ts impraccabe in the present condition Of the
principal Powers OF The CID World ana that Russia
expressly disclaims any hostile intention in the
entertaining Of desire to disregard any OF the pro-
visions of the treaty of Paris other than those
which arc generally admitted to be unjust and
oppressive against her.
RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
Russia would deeply regret that any interruption
Of the friendly relations which she has endeavored
to cultivate with Great Britain should occur; but
she repeats again her intention to act upon her
previous notification with regard to tho freedom
OF the Black Sea.
PUBLIC RATIFICATION.
The general feeling OF the people OF st. Peters
burg is favorable to the position OF the government.
DIpLoMATIzING WITH ITALY.
Prince Gortchakof had q protractcd interview
yesterday with the Italian Minister at tho Cars
Court special envoy who had Just arrived from
Florence. being also present.
Prepared to Maintain Peace, bat Making
Ready for War.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870
Special kilograms from Berlin dated on the 18th
instant, report that me position OF Russia on the
Eastern question difficulty is that car does not
object to be represented in European conference
having for Its object revision Of the treaty Of Paris
Of 1856.
In the meantime the Russian government pre-
pares for war. The War once in ST. Petersburg has
determined to levy six recruits for the army out of
every one sth0usand OF the population, instead of
four, the usual quota OF the draft.
RUSSO-GERMAN INTERESTS.
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RUssO-GERMAN INTERESTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

The Russian Policy Towards Frussia-.Wbnr
the Prussians Hope to Gain.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1e, 1870.
The Golos Of this city denies that Russia offered
neutrality TO Prussia on condition that the Paris
modification OF the treaty. "While Russia is quite
willing TO submit her precnsons to the decision Of
conference Prussia viii only to the scheme
on condition that her relations with France shall not
be discussed thereat.n
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THE FRENCH IN MAYENCE
A Talk witt; the Prisoners.

MAYENcE, Nov. 3, 1870.
Journeying from Paris. after my liberation with
the American colony. when at Mayence saw and
talked with prsone bound for the interior or Ger
many. The officers had the widest liberty ana they
all were upon their honor.
To them Bazalnc was a traitor.
The men were we'll clothed and did not LOOK ,ila
captlves from city OF starvation.
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BY the European mail al this port we received the
following series OF special letters from Constantine.
pie dated to the 5th inst Our correspondents IN the
Turkish capital supply the nrst mail notes on record
Of the new Russian movement towards the East,
with variety OF other interesting matter in detail
Of the situation then existing In and around Con-
stantinople.
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IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY.
Special Report Of the Russian
Movement for War.

Why the Gear is Concentrating his Army
Prussia, not Turkey, in Immediae Danger
Russia Pushing Towards the Holy shrinss
by Railroad-Ths sultan's Remembrance
Of Paris aud Desire for Neutral Inde-
pendeace- Alarmed at
the Aurora Borcalis and Ques-
ton t, tho Savans-Ths Rela-
lions with America.
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Address to tho TLr0nc--An Anti Russian
prcss-The Nete to st. Petersburg.
VIENNA, Nov 10, 1870.
In the Relchsrath to-day the Ministry carried an
address TO the throne by u large majority.
The journals OF this city are Gil vigorously anti.
Russian.
The Austrian reply to the Russian note Is ex.
pected to reach ST. Petersburg to-day.
The dDend Post OF this city denies that Austria
has made any preparations for war.
inc resignation OF the Potocki Cabinet has been
expected or day or two, but IL Is denied that any
such action is contemplated by the Minister'S
The War Once and Admiralty Actively .,
wosL-Active Preparations for Assault mr.
Dcfeuce.
LONDON, Nov. i9--Even,nr.
lncessant activity prevails at the War once IN
Pan Mall and at the Admiralty In whitehall. Tne
Duke OF Cambridge mas taken up his quarters at the
War once, and the Lords O. the Admiralty reno,,
constantly at whitehall.
Work goes on night and day preparing for war.
A war meeting viii be called at Mansion uouse
early next week to strengthen hands.
The government is insisting that Russia sba,
withdraw her pretensons or be compelled to do so.
All the iron-clads and number or wooden vesse,s
and transports are fitting up for sea.
statement on the condition OF the Naval Reserve
coastguard and pensioners shows that there are
23,So0 experienced sailors, who could be broucht
'aso service within fortnight Snider breecnloaa.
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Tax Receiver Smyth collected sI,137, 100 co for
taxes during the week just ended. lie will continue
TO receive lup to November 25) cheeks for the pay
ment OF taxes dated November 30; but IL Is not
cessary to have these checks certified.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Suspicious Of AmcrIcn-Cnbinet Notes to Russia
and Europe.
LONDON Nov 10, 1870.
Dispatches from Vienna state that the American
policy Is suspected to be In favor Of Russia on the
Eastern question. and that Austria has sent q firm
reply 10 st. Petersburg ana also to Berlin.
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"Gus'' Cardozo, chief OF the CITY Ordnance Bu-
reau, reports that during the week 34o complaints
for violations OF ordinances received, OF which
nIncty-fOur were settled the remainder being re-
ferY1
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Fire Marshal McSpedon reports tweuty-four fires
for the week ending az twelve O'Clock noon No
vember ~. Loss estimated at ~, 10; Insurance,
3iQ2, 700.
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THE QUESTION IN TURKEY.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HEaALo.

IEIEGnkM III TIE NEW TJnA HtHHlus
What Russia Dcmnnds-vkat the sultan
Requires.
CoNsrANrISoPLE, Now II, 1870
Tie nfrlngements OF the Paris treaty OF 1855
dwclt on BY GortchakoT are as folows:-!The union
OF the Danubian Prnclpalities; the election OF
Charles as Hospodar and the passage OF TURKISH
irlgates through the Bosphorus.
The Vkier replied saying that an immediate
answer was impossible, and that the subject must
be submitted to The Great Powers OF Europe.
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ITALY AND THE EAST.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A War FURRY in FI0rence-Popu!nr Express
sicn for Russia-No Alliance with England
md Arstria-Tho Cabinet for Complete Ncu-
traIity.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
Special HERALD kilograms from Florence, dated
on the 18th instant which have been received this
morning, report as follows:-
Great excitement prevails here in Florence over
the question Of war it has appeared with regard
to Russ.a's present position on the subject of re-
vision Of the treaty Of Paris Of 1885, The popular
voice and national enthusiasm are expressed II
favor Of an adherence to the cause OF Russia.
NO ENTANGrING ALLIANCE.
report prevails to the effect that the Kings
Ministry has resolved not to take Joint action with
England and Austria This assertion IS received
favorabiy by the people and IN the political circles.
ROME TO BE FIRST REcoNcnED.
The position OF the Ministry Is understood to be
expressed in determination to hold entirely aloof
from any complications growing out OF the present
question Of the East. It is said that the govern.
ment Of the King will have quite enough to do In its
endeavor at harmonizing the state OF affairs in
Rome.
The official papers In Florence state that the re-.
ports relative to Prussas intended interference on
behalf OF the Pope are entirely unfounded. and that
they have been raised by agents OF Austria for selfish
ends.
NEUTRAL AND FIRM.
The position OF Italy In the Russo Eastern AFFAIR
will be, as AM assured, one of entire neutrality.
Confirmation OF the Neutrality.
LONDON, Nov TO- 1870
Dispatches received here from Florence state that
the Italian government has certainly declined 10
join in the diplomatic move against Russia.
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There were tGG deaths POI births, 1ol marriages
and 46 sill births in the city during the week end.
ing yesterday.
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immediate prosecution or her long cherished de-
time when England can really hope 10 successfully
resist q policy against which she has heretofore
fought at a very great sacrifice OF human life.
The Secretaries Lowe ana Cardwcil remain POSI-
lively arraycd against the Idea OF war In the present
issue with Russia.
the conservative party members are about to call
meeting In London, at which they viii consider the
national crisis In view OF probable carly conyoca
ton OF parliament ASA the shaping Of their legsla
tive course for the scs sion.
Premier Gladstone hesitates to commit himself for
or against war, particularly war on the present
cause Of provocatlon.
The Queen Against the Granville Letter.
LONDON, Nov. 10. 1870.
The Prince Of Wales, representing the views Of
the Queen, is understood to have expressed to the
Cabinet her dsapproval OF Earl Granville's hasty
Aiming In the MeLiterrancau-A Fleet to the
Lcvant.
LONDON, Nov. 10. 1870
The Spectator to-day says the armament at Malta
aud Gibraltar has been ordered TO be fastened. The
port and Channel feet is to 20 to the Levant at
once
More Hopeful.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
special messenger has been dispatched to VI
emma relative to the Eastern question.
There Is better feeling In Russia in consequence
OF Gortchakons despatch, which is considered as
assuring the desired object without war.
MAAI TLE lpITlCL pEnDl =
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No particulars can be obtained at the moment
when forward my despatch for the HERALD.
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John Goetz, German. forty-three years OF age,
died at No. 17s suffolk street. About three weeks
ago, while at work on the new buildlnr corner of
broadway ana Park place. brick rom one OF the
upper stories Tell upon his mead and fractured nis
skull
James Donahue. Superintendent OF the Free Labo.
Bureau, Nos. aud 10 Clinton place, makes tue fol-
lowing report OF business FOR the wees ending NJ
vemher l9.--Number OF males APPLYING for e,nnoy.
ment. las; females. 49, male nelp required lo2:
female, $50; situations procured Tor 81 males ana $50
females. Total number oil siruiaons procured, 1865.
At the annual election OF the Harlem Yacht Climb
held at their club Wednesday evening, November 2.
1870 the following gentlemen elected as officers
for the ensuing year:--W. Il. Brinckcrhoff. commo.
dore; j. A. Clarke: wee ccmmodore; oscar Clarke,
secretary, John i. Lockyer, corresponding secfe.
Iary MarSs Campbell treasurer and Stephen
The New York Stock Exchange building, which
was ow1ed by an association distinct from the Ex-
change has been purchased by the stock Exchange
for s5.5001. Tie Exchange owned some $50. 600 in
the building company, winch IA now virtually pur-
chased aJ about n!ty per cent premium. This ar
rangemenl will result in great saving 10 the stock
Exchange. which in five years VIII amount 10 quito
as much as the present cost OF tue building.
Drs. Fordyce Barker Wm. q. Roberts, J. Marion
Sims, John r. Garrish Robert A. Barry, J. q. Mott,
"A.
eat a. ju ors In the case OF Flora Anna McDou-a,
have certified that they md that ma b tho
subject OF malpractice PRIOR 10 the time when Dr.
joseph Wooster was caiie TO atcni her; that sho
refused t. acknowledge That She hal been ope-
IA Cd upon when Questioned 10y Or. Woos or, and
that she skifully and properly treated through
by the latter gentleman white unuer his charge.
on Friday night Joseph Robinson, aged foriy-cight
years, residing at 80 West Twentieth street. was
arrested aud locked up in the Sixteenth precinct Sta
ton house for intOxicaton his wife being the COM
p,anant. Between twelve AMI oste O'CLOCK yester-
day morning Inc doorInan found him hanging by his
neck to tne yeutatVr OF mis- ceii ana cut down.
Police Surgeon Beach attended him. and learning
from the VIE thai before ms arrest Robinson swai-
lowed pint OF Kerosene oil with suicidal inlcnt.
succeeded III pumping Tue OH nom his stomach.
Convention OF the Delta Phi Fraternity Is In scs.
sion at tho Grand Central Hotel. All parts OF the
country are represented and among tue list OF dele
gates are the following gentlemen:-- General George
II. Sharpe $. $. Cox. Professor X. O. Doremns, Rev.
Howard CROSBY, u. D., Rev. Alex. r. Thompson, d.
D., Charles t. Whitehead LII. d., DR.. ]. Foster Jen.
klns, samuel d. Tlllman Professor Henry u. Mason,
IN. ", Judge e. 8. Bedford, Professor T. S. Doolit-
ne Professor Dewitt Keley, DR.. b. D. AyCrigg, u.
Dcianed smith, Y. II. Wnneld John NJ. Bailey, Rev.
Dr. Mandev.lie, w. II. Tamage, A. J. Thompson, q.
q. Lennig. Caleb =. Ellsworth, Henry =. Randall,
David X Floyd Jones, and many others occupying
prominent staucuS " Lies
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The police made /, 4s7 arrests last week.
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ers are being served out to the volunteers and
regiments.
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n ading rbe Note.

FLORENCE, Nov. 10, 1870.
The collective note OF the Great Powers to Russia
Is still under consideration by the Italian govern.
ment.
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John Goetz, German. iorty-three years OF age,
died at No. 17S Suffolk street. About three weeks
ago. while at work on the new buildnr corner OF
broadway aud Park place. brick rom one OF the
upper stories Tell upon his mead and fractured mis-
skull.
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Military executions for mutiny are common In
the French lines.
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"A Proposed Combined Attack
Upon tile Germans.
Another Armisticc Proposal from
Great Britain.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE
TElsGakMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TOURS, Nov. 10, 1870.
There are rumors afoat here this morning OF
disaster having occurred TO the French Army Of the
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James Donahue Superintendent OF the Free Labo,
Bureau, Nos. aud 10 Clinton place, makes tue fol-
lowing report OF business FOR the weel ending NJ
vember l9:--Number OF males applying for employ.
ment. l45; females III; male neip required, iu2:
female $50; situations procured Tor 81 males ana $50
females. Total number oil stuiaons procured 765.
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DIED.

EVANS. On the I'D inst. Of caus11mp;i,r
HGEORGEANSA EVANS, aged = years
Relatives and friends OF The family are invited TO
attend her funeral from her mpthsrs re-ii-ue..
Mrs nary \ Evans No. 1I2 Virginia ayeuue.
= y to morrow o click
Au1 ! EIs girl cold IL death
The one VI loved 50 well
H-r gifted toy cue no more We N hear
hiic On this earth dwell.
l. mel, the house, aud sal the hours
stree NV sweet giri J. gone.
i.ut Oh brighter houze than ours
IN HeEy N l. now her own.
t0ILAND- On the I'D inst, ANDREW BOY
LAND. aged s. years.
Relatives srd friends Of the family requested
g. stts nd his funeral from -. Matthews Church
friday morning, H. o clock.
SIMPSON. uH "Wednesday morning, NOvembe-
25d, sitter lingering illness, Miss ELIZABErH
SIN P~OE, ~ tfe 10Th ear of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence OF
Jacob y. Staub No. \ 81 High street. Georgetown
ID @. Thursday, 2ith, az q clock pm.
e. LIOT. On the 2lst inst, az O'Clock ?. m
R"BE Ri L., infant son OF b h. and Emily Elliot
8Sri 81 ars ard MOI ths
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sen feet l-iHch White Pine, No. 5, Cselect
pUBLIC NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORs
OJs~s o. SyPsTtrtSTTSn' and THSpsrfC- OF SsTps-,
CarTfGgfIrGgs dEd F55't~Ggs.

DJi@s ~ Stpsrfrte-fsnt and IHSpsrfC- OF SsTps-,
C1TTSqgf IrGgs dHd F55't-GgS,
- Ct'y hal, HdSttHgt0H, ID. e.. Nov. u, $50
sealed Proposals will be received - til. ~! i1r
signed, at the Mayors offcc, until FRIDAY. I'd IA
u December next, for the laying of an ii gbteeD inc n
scotch t!le pip in street north between Iith and
18th streets west with house Connections tor g, err
twenty 'front.' feet on each side II the pipe. Til
grade OF the pipe will he uniform from it, Conuec-
nor with rhe 18th street sewer. and terminate with
aCeptb 81 twelve feet below the north curb line Z
70. termination also. the construction Of two an
hoiH- -nlliar 70 those constructed in the FlTsL
sewerage.
Bidders will state hut one price per foot for the
pipe which shall IGciuble the Epuss COnnectnns per
man hole each. WM FORSYTH.
nn2l-co Sunerintendcnt and lnsrerfnr. e