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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
Death of an Old Resident.

Mr.. Barney B. Reynolds, father of the
late John Reynolds, of this city, and father
in-law to Mr.. Timothy G Daily, Of the
town of Watertown, died at his residence,
in the same town, on Wednesday last,
April 18th, in the 18th year of his age. Mr..
Reynolds came to Watertown from Illinois
in the year lS4s, and has resided here ever
since that time. We believe that be and Mr..
81. Finn together started the first nursery
in this vicinity. Mr.. Reynolds was broth
er to Bishop Reynolds, the former ROM
an Catholic Bishop of South Carolina, who
died in 1855, and was born in Mary land
of old Irish aud English stock. When five
years of age he removed with his parents to
Kentucky. While a resident of Kentuck y,
the war of 1912 broke out, and Mr.. Rey-
nolds fought for his county in the militia
of that state, and among other engageme nts
participated in the battle of New Orleans
under General Jackson. In the year 1918
the deceased emigrated to Illinois, then
the "Far West" remaining in that state
until ls4e, when he took up his residence
in Wisconsin, settling at Watertown. On
Tuesday, the day previous to his death, he
was taken suddenly with a paralytic stroke
while in the act of carrying wood into the
house, and from the moment of the vista
ton he seemed to loose his cye-sight, and
was SPECIFICS, and remained il this con-
dition without any apparent change, I'm til
summoned from earth, breathing his last
about 5 clock on the afternoon of Wednes-
day, after an illness of about "a hours. Mr..
Reynolds was possessed of affable and pleas
ant manners, and was straightforward in all
his dealings with his fellow-men. He had
the respect and esteem of all who knew him
and his death will de deeply regretted by
large circle of relatives and friends.
His funeral took place at st. Bernard 5
(Catholic) Church, on Friday morning la St.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19

B00t 0H0 shoe Business,
on the north side of Main street, I'd door
from 4th street, where will be found at all
times an extensive and well selected sock
of all sizes and styles, consisting of Gentle
mems, Ladies Misses and Cklldlen's wear.
His goods are all of the finest and best
quality, elegant and substa ntial and every
artical that he ma nufactures and sells is
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PLY SIC1ANS.
w. G.. SPALDING,

DR.. Al. N. BARBER,
y7LECTIO Physician and Surgeon. ofnce
~ over A. Peterson store.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

CONDITION o. TIE gE!NaE OF WAITS &C.
LONDON, December 4.-The Prince o.
Wales passed Sunday quietly, and his synlp.
toms continue favorable. The crisis oil his
disease will be reached this morning; Which,
II safely passed. the Prince will be con-
sidcrcd out Of danger.
A later report, GU the official bulletin,
states that the Prince passed restless
night, but that the symptoms this morning
show an amclioratiou of the disease.
Tue Queen continues her Attendance
upon her son. The Princess Alexandra
has wholly recovered from her recent indis'
positirrs
FLEE At WARWICK CASTLE -GREAT DEsTBco-
gIoE OF ANCIENT RRLICs, &C.
A FIRE occurred at Warwick Castle last
night, which did irreparable damage to the
great hal /; the dining aud other rooms be-
ing also Quilted. The destruction Of an.
cient armors, pictures, and curlositles, was
very great.
FRENCH PROVINCES DECLARED In STATE OF
SIEGE, ETC.
BERLIN, December I'm consequence oil
the FREQUENT murdefous assaults upon Ger.
mans therein, the French provinces occu'
pied By Germany have been declared III q
state Of siege. The perpetrators OF such
assaults will hereafter be tried by German
court. martias.
Odo Russell has presented bis credentials
as British minister TO The German empire.
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Loose Tobacco,

THO ea,es OF loose tobacco At shorkoo Ware
honse 60 fir this season we.o: October, 1911.
sa1oo pounds; november, k7l. fa1, 900 pounds
The orer1gs price Of loose In NoTenber' ISL,
was Lugs, IS; leak 81.
Tn. quantity OF loose tobacco geld at shockoe
Val ehouse 10 October, $50, was 81 100 pounds
In November. l27s, 1910 pounds; rhorlng The
immense exec. 10 November this year over No
vember of las: year OF e5S,o0o pounds. THIS e.
cess, ho ~ever, is not to be taken az an estimate OF
the oensyul excess OF !he crop over last 3ea-'s,
for there vas moe urgent necessity Ills year 10
send in loose tobacco TO pay taxes, for Instance,
than here WAS last year. How 1t VIII be "1fhfe-
gard to quantity III the coming spring months re-
IA aims to &c sesn. 1t Is the Impression, however,
that In February, La for nst1n:e, tho receipts OF
loose cannot come uD 70 what they did IL tcoru'
a-y, Is;O-to wit, es3 900 pounds.
The following will show the quantity OF looFC
sold e. Ehockce last year ttho tobacco year com
menc!rg In October Octobsr aL6dO pound;
November. 1871 pounds; Hscembsr, f5s,1Ot
pounds; January, lsS 200 pounds February, 6sd.'
3 o pounds March eli 200 r0auds April, 100, Eot
hounds Msy 1870. pou ,ds June. 1l,45o pounds
july 500 pounds bugus., 1850 pouncs. Total
|, Sal, Cog pounds.
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Railuays and Oonob. Mr.. Packer,

Rail,rdys and Canals. Mr.. Packer,
chairman.
Hines and N,ntngs-Mr. Walden, chair-
man.
Freedmen's ATairs.-Mr. Cobb, chair
man.
Education and Ld5or.-Mr. Pierce, chair.
man.
Reaision Of Laus.-Mr. Burton, chair.
man. r.
Pntents.-Mr. Myers, chairman.
Mssissippt Lerces.-Messra. Morey, Wal.
dron, Mckee. Getz, and Duke.
The following Is the Joint Select Com.
mittce on 1nsurrectionarT States Measrrs.
Poland, MAYNARD, schofeld, Farnsworth,
Coburn. Stevenson, Butler, Lansing. Cox,
Beck. Van Trump, Waddcll, Robinson,
and Hanks.
Senatc.-Mr. Blair offered q resolution of
inquiry similar to that offered by Dir. Beck
In the House, regarding the enforcement OF
the kuklux law, which vent over under
objections.
The message was read, and thon the Sen
ate adjourned.
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nm KRSlED.

In Manchester, We, November Esd. 1871. By The
Rev. &. = Harding. ar. JAMES GLOVER to
Miss JULIA GAhJHtiGAT: both OF Manches.
lor, Chesterfield county.
On sob November, 1871, 4. the residence OF ".
l.. !rsrlDr IN Powhat IN county, By tee Re-. r. r.
Jlerklcy, FIJI 0MA s b. SKIP WIFE to Mles EMMA
g. DERIEUX.
On Thursliv the o3d instant, al the residence OF
Orange s'cnuctt, Esq, by the ber: j. F.. ttarnnt,
M CGt,EGE kEESEE to Mise 80 Lille Is.
NENEhTl Eolh Of this city. no cardj.
Lynchours and Baltimore papers copy.
On tie 2aih day Of November, 1871. at tie resi-.
,,cpce Of tho briGe's father (E u. y. Cay, ESD.
IA gloucester county, ny ina Rev. Ar. Mann,
Va. 10 Miss LESSEE z. CAkY, o! Giuucestri
county.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, I
RICHMOND, VA, december 4, la7L

CORN AND FLOUR RxCHAEGE,l
RICHMOND, VA, december 4 Ia7L I
OFFERINGS.
Whsdl-White, SIS bushels. Red sa0 bushels.
oorn.-W1nte, 1884 Bushels Yellow. 50 bushels.
Mixed hshefe.
Qdts.- e03 bu. hals
Rp6 --184 bushels,
NedI- 81 bushels.
sALEe.
WheGt.-- White 500 hnshas-st sI.10 for primo
snd CT dice, f1esGfI e7@slos for verv good OIL. GO
MsLa for good, sl.S5 for fair, Sl.lee1SlSs for
common.
Hhsd,. Red ss burhr,s-a sl.es for very good,
81 seMSl.sa for fair, 6l~leGsl .2oGsl1o for COM
mon.
Corn.-Whtte-l 20! bnshe's-at CO. for very good
new. e2c. for good new. Yellow, SO bushels a. Goc.
Mixed, 8 hrshels ut s0c.
OATS soi husbels-at coo. for prime spring, Ssc.
for very good spring. K -.
Rye.-l0o bushels-at s5c. for good, Soc. for very
common.
Neal. WI Ltc country bo!ted. 81 bushels at 75c
RE-ExurBITED.
fThfuf w bite, az bushels.
Trfg ullG1s
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Probable Fatal Rene0ntre.
spscisl telegram 10 the Dispatch.

=" tNS 11'"F'*FSf.~
CHARLOTTESVILLE, December 4.-Last
night Joseph Payne and Thomas Spreading,
residing near the University Of Virginia,
became involved in an alteration, during
which Payne drew o knife and stabbed
spradiug in the region ofthe heart, causing
a largo and dangerous wound, which may
prove fatal. Payne has been arrested and
lodged in jail. The cause Of the quarre! is
not known.
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Excessive Cold weather I'm the North.
ueae- Dsauh from Freeztng.

OMAHA, December 4.--The snow in the
Republican Valley is two feet deep, and
the weather is intensely cold. Many per-
SONS haze been frozen TO death. One party
found seven mon who had died from freeS-
Ing. The treins arrive one day late, and
no new trans are started.
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MACHINE WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS.
sLoAT & AI>DINsTOy
nos. lG. l<74, 142G, and las Cary street
and NOS. il and Is south 18Th street,
hlCH MO n ID, VA.
,,t We make all kinds OF new work In the MA
1 0f1tnr ysi LINE. kEphIR ALL KINDS OF
s MnGmh we GO In the COUNTRY 10 DO all
S Soa1 rs nF WORK In our line. Also, MAKO The
, UesL toBACCO MILLS In the world, and keep
s sii y. on nshd As we'll as TOBACCO SCREWS Of
al h "a, together with BANDS and BlILETbs
NJ NJ al M NlcIes ior the manufacture OF tobscce,
RRnW y and skCQ ID-HAhD ENGINES.
GnSE MILLS, POWEE pIJMPS So
rLAItORM sCAbES,
SnAFI1NG: HANGERS, FULLER
VINO d ana Devil WHEEI,A
And IN fact 8 general assortment or ali nserpi "a.
ticles in our linc together with
JUGsOh'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE
GOVERNOR, 1870
UTICA On. STEAM GAUGEa
sFLDES'S PATENT ENGINE PACKING,
FEET VsLY.S GLOBE VALVES
TALLOW COCKa
SELF:oILIh9 CUPS for both engines and
shilling;
FI.CE CLEASERS,
OIL CAM WATER GACGEa &C.
All or which we sell Mt reason able prices and on
accommodating terms.
N. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds OF
machinery, both new aud secondhand. Como
and zee ua-
oc2 sLcAr s ADDINaToN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
JOHN H. W A L 3 s. d.

Uute: legal advice closed my store, No; e2
aain street, TOR the purpose Of taking luI 10
r..n,ory of INV stock. This Is completed. My
assets, nc invoice prites, are $!,lsa.s7, stock a
stoJe: stock out, to be paid for weekly IN tmsL
lnstsllnentF, at least VI .sos-ss,.8i 81. ,.
Partnership liabilities not over 49, known.
| h.rebQ notify my creditors TO meet 1T the VI p,
fec OF Johu B. Gilmer, Es l., corner OF Eleyelti
and Bank streets. on M0NDAl, ielh OF III, ,n u
month. at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ 10 decide on VIVA
courss they prefer Tor liquidation. Il Trey 40 nc,
30 meet and determine on Tho day named 1 aI
ndytsed to make general assignment ZOE al IL
creditors. ,,, to -,
have adopted this course to avoid Loss 10 M
e1stltorI aud Wind up my businets. eS u Is 10
ml e .iIg expepses. JtAS L.
nICHM0hD Uecemie:A 1911 moo o..
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Cotton Markets.

CnARLEsToE. December a.-Cctton strong
middtlugs, lsDlsic sales, 800 oa s etoSh, 50. ~
bales. -.
AUGUSTA, December L-Crt;on s!ro1c MID
diirSs, l7i;; Let receipts, LEO bales; Sales cot
bales.
SAyASSAu. December 4.-toiton firm witt
strong Geiraud; ln.Gd ings, Ei4.ac; sales, 2,st'
oales st ,ck 60 1al hI!9s.
WnMISGToN, December a-CottQn quiet MID
d:lngs, io1.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

DECEMBER 4--Eearly all # the old tobacco on
lbs III lrket II OF the manufa curing grade, and Is
taken by our manu- 'acturcrs at fun prices.
There is not enough OF new tobacco offering TO
Justify quotations. New loose Is coming In very
freely, and selling at from g. to $40, according
to duality.
We repeat our 9lotatcns for Old, which are
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Marine Dtga6teSs

NORFOLK, December 4.-The schooner
Ma5eppa, Of North Hafen, Is reported
ashore at Thomas's Point In Chesapeake
BAY, in bad position.
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nAgHIEERx, &c.

GILLIAN E. TANNER Il CO.,
METROPOLITAN w0EKS,
CANAL STREET ERox SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS, sAW.MILLs,
: BAgK, GBIsT, and PLAsrEE MILLS;
GAs-MACHiSERY, 5uLL-alARIHG, &c.
RepsE work collected.
FreishtG TO al points low.
Send for circular. ocl
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1RGSY, nzEplsskgrs. &c.

NOD-LIVER OiL.-MOUi.ER'S NOR
~ WECiaA and n, "a iGJTIA OIL Il. bot
tics and In bulk u-questioaatiy the very best n
mark.i, received r.Sul irIy during tie soiEon
alwscs fresh aLd swo-t, for sale by
M "a 6, r. DYE.
r ING OF ALL PAIN for sale by
~ Tuo sol 5. J.. DOVE.
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Domestic Markets TELEGRAPH.1

NEW YoAK, December 4.-Co,ton quiet saler,
Los bales. Flonr uf;chgUsEd. Wh'sk.v nrn Al
o;Gasc. Whe.t 1I3o love-. Rice, stQes. rors
xeaE at Sis.376Sl: so. Lard h0aYT. ksvala icIp
Fretgbts sh4ce frner.
BALTIMORE, December 4.-Tiour and wheat
steady. Corn active al 653l7 PToy!aiods gtlc:
and un. banged. Whlskey, a4!I0-c.
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DOARDING.-NIss GLIB has two un-
u occupied rooms, Oh first and second aooTs'
furnish. d or unfucntsheu. 10 permaneus ooaIu
ers ;he ;.i ma VIII be moderate.
Mentors of the Legislature VIII and good lsIe
and comfortable rooms within re inmates waIs
or this Capitol APPLY On Marshall street second
door below Ninta aiIGoe % az"
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HAMILTON EASTER Il SONS
OF BALTIMORE, Nd,
In order the better to meet tho wants or their re-
tall customers at distance, have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will, upsn application. promptly send by mau
full llnes Of sAAPLEs Of the kEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English. and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
st all times 10 sell low, f not st less prices than
any house IN the country.
Buying on. goods from the largest and most cele-
bratei manufacturers In the different parts or Gu
rope, aud importing the same by steamers direct
10 Baltimore. our stock is ut al times promptly
supplied with the novelties OF the London and
Paris markets.
bad debts. we ure able and filing 70 sell our goods
ut FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the KIND OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades or every CiRss
Of Roods, from the lowest 10 the most costly.
Orders unaccompaDled By the cash Will be sent
G. y. y.
PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE B Q Y K Z
.re invited to inspec: The stock In our Jooblns and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
lp7, les. POI. end 2c3 Wet Baltimore street,
de s-Tu&t1y Baltimore. hid
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c%xzZs&esz.zs.s.2ezE5
DAED,

On Sunday, November I'D. al O'Clock. after
severe illre,g Of nine dtysrFAHEtS, daughter Of
Jacob and NY Stanard. aged tG'ittel years
Zinc months aud twenty dsye.
Tho .u1eral Will take place TO-DAY, December
g. a. O'Clock, from the First AfricaG baplist
church. srieads and acquaintances arc !hqitsd
20 81 Sad.
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TAX EITECES.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, Va, Dec-D Der !, 1871.


CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,2
RICHMOND, Va, Dec-D Der !, 1911.
fTNO TAX -PAYEhS.-lu accordance with
4 an ordnance OF the city, the Collectors OF.
fce IN Tie CITY Hall corner sieTea.n ana bI"aa
streets, viii be open lsi!y from the 10TH To The
3isT DAY OF irECtMBER inclusive, from Q
clock y. n. TO O'Clock p. al. for the nprpose
OF receiving from 81! pfrsons VINO nave alreau!
paid one. half II tic ciy taxes charger To theln
Inc reDtaiuiag halt.
The Collector will further receive the unpaid
EgAL AND PERSONAL
tax bills from al p.rEo-B who have 10! palo thtlr
taxes FOR the Ye1r ISL.
The Collector would respectfully call he at,en.
lion of all;aX-payeIs 10 tie ordinance piEsto Isl
Mar, 1871, as fuliuTs 49,,
"TEN PAR UhNT. will be added to me
amount o! said reuai1lug half Of tbs tax chIrSol
IN every case where tue party stseSstd sba lill
TO nay said remaining hAlf within tbs Time so
limited Hut in case ary person having lnlieu 10
nav 80 thu month OF June one.hli OF Inc CITY
t,xcs due from such person shah iaiI 10 pap ING
whole amount thereof On or before tie 6lss daS vi
Der there shall be aided twenty par cent.
dne =, JOIN +. RhGNACuT,
"a lin Collector Of city taxes.
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DHT s5OHDo.
's'HE BEST, THE PRETTIEST
49, THE CHEAPEST.

49, THE CHEAPEST.
a complete and splendid assortnen. Of
ah'wool satteens and Empress Cloths.
Heavy Rep and Irish PopIlas,
Back and Colored klpacas and ssobairs.
s!ack Tanise aud Henrietta Cloths,
S!sck Gro, de Zurich and French Mer,pos,
lia1o Popllus and new. style Corded pIa,as
1sphnese Dresses, Asured and plain, all coIors.
BACK and Colored Dress SILKS,
Trimming Satins.
VslYetecns In all shs des
onS"i, LION aud Velyeteeu C1oaks
blankets, Quilts, Fiannels, Casstmerea.
Balnoral and Boulevard sk,rta.
Latent style and best Kid Gloves.
All widths and c3lors Ribbons
Ladies', Gents, ard Chldren's Under yssts
In fact full stock OF desirable goods n. ra,v 20,
sonable prices at
WhL THALHIMER & SONS.
No Sol Broad, corner sixth street.
call Is solicited. no "a
TulRD SUPPLY OF THE SEASON
- NOW OPENING AT
Z. HIRsH'a,
627 BROAD STREET.
just received splendid assortment Of
BhAhhETs, CCVERLETS, and MARsEILLEs
QUILTS;
CORDED ALPACAs,
TYCOON REps.
ALSO,
on bend large stock OF TOWELS, NAPKINS.
TABLE LINENS. and TICkI SGS, which / am
anxious TO reduce, and will sell cheap.
Special Inducements offered in BLACK AL.
pAGaS. BLACK SILKS, and BLACK VEL.
EMPKEss CLOTHS, all shades, as 500.
At d. HIRSH'S
no f9 67 Broad street.
A.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
/, A UCTION BARGAINS FOR
CHRISTMAS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.

The handsomest and cheapest PLAID DRESS
GOODS in the city.
Handsome Plaids at 25c.;
aac d5ome Plntds at 35c worth 5ec.;
Hsndsone Plaids at 45c. worth soc.;
nsnd5ome Plaids 1t s6c. worth &c.,;
BACK Henrietta Cluth ut 81 Is worth $3.50;
Black Alpacas and Mohsir Lustres
our slack Mohair Lustres st TIC. arc really beau
Elegant Boulevard Skirts.
Something new:
Black Plush Sailor bats;
Ladies and Misses TnrbaTs;
Ladies scars and p' Nub!as sail beautiful and
A few splendid cruno Cloths.
ALSO,
Drurgett by the yard. p
our tl Kid Gloves are worth OIL 90:
tsntlemen's Brown socks tgrinsbl only &c.;
,,,eutleInen's Merlno shifts at 81:
Piald shl wls, full line, and very cheap;
M elegant all-wool tdoubiel shawl at only sS.so
full line of Cassimeres.
tur splendid Saratoga Trunks are selling all the
coz DICK WALL & ROJ1Ss.
GHRISTMAS GOuDS.-We are now re-
~ cclyug supply OF
RAIsISs tbunch and scedleas), CURRANTs,
C!TROS, HIhCE MEAT,
JAMAICA RUN,
FRENCH BRANDY, APPLE BRANDY.
Genuine London CRACKERS.
SHIELDS & CARY,
no 30 eco Broad STREET
THRLSTMAS GOODS.-ATMORE
~ Nlh Cf NEAT at Wholesale and retail;
hhltln5, Currant6, aud Citron;
CoNe'5 and Mel :ou's Geauue
Cooking Wine AZ 50, ", sld -. SO;
Buffalo and Bee, Tongues.
=, GEORGE A. mCNDLEY 8 co.
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BOARDING..

rssO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGIS-
LATUaE AND THEIR FAAltLlE-.-Ile
MISSES GAY would be pleased TO have MEMOIRS 8
OF he Legislature aud ths!r iamliits EOhho
with them duriug the sitting OF the legislature
heir house Is located on tie corner or fourth anu
Franklln streets, in tEs most oiigioS ana ,asnlo1
I I1 and ali tho pubic buildings In the city.
la
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IOUOR FLAVORiNG.-Cognac Bran,
IL d. Oil, Gum ull, Bye WEisksS Uh. aonHnn
"'H oi'' ''' uoDsKER DADE, Drussis.a,.
a.s No liza Naia Gue6t
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HlS BROAD SIRE ET.-TSAAE
OOO HIRSCH has Just received new supply
OF Ffinsss, Gtmps, Guipure Lsoes, Sash Rib ons
SSatin, Corded snd ilan six for trimming,
BlasS and Colofed SILK Velvet. Eelveteers, oil
colots, At al per yard. Superior Kid Gloves at 81
large assortment or Ladies and Cblldren's
Fnrs, which VIII be sold at astonishingiV low
prices. Isaac HiRsCH,
no 2l-lm s9e Broad street.
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UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION
IA THIS DAY THURSDAY, November 3,
commencing ut l01{ O'Clock.


The largest and richest sale this
Over $4,000 worth of rich household Furniture
contained In large f. story TO West Twentyhird
street. Sixth avenues comprising 6N by caA-
logue In lots, to the hi bidder ardeas OF cost
nbcont ~ octave rich Panofoe magnificent Par
lor suits covered In crimson and brocate Eta
geres BOOKCASE ladies' Writing Drsk Pier and Mane Mir
rors Lace and Brocatel urtans imported Bronzes on
Paintings, marqueerie Cabinets Taoes, Enconures Jar
dnieres Gilt Table, Turkish Chars TOO volumes OF
choice Books &C. Chamber Suits In rosewood and walnut
style Louis XIV Bedseads Bureaus Washsa nds Arm0re
Gace Quilts blankets. Pillows Holsters % elegant curep
hair spring Mattresses. Dining room-Budet. Extension
Tables, Centre de Tables China and Tea Sets
15O pieces Kitchen and Basement Furniture Goods PACKED
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctionccr.
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PROPOSALS..
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NEW LONDON WATER WORKS
IN CHIxr ENaINErR's OYrICx, I

TO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES:-
The Board of Water Commissioners OF tho city OF New
London proposals for about 30 O0
feet OF ccmenined and coated Sheet Iron Water Pipe
together With s Of HydrAnts Gates, ArVavoA,
&c, to be laid ami set complete.
Drawings Specifications form Of contract be
blank proposals obtained ut the occ OF the
engineer, City Hall Building.
Tenders must DO delivered a the COmmssi0ners ONCE In
New London Conn, before Wednesday November Is
ins L. O'Clock NJ The Commissioners the rgk
deemcd the best interest Of
the city.
BY order Of the Commissioners
- II r. TANNING. Chscf RncreAp
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TINE FRANCAIsE, PARLANT UN PEUT L'ANGLAIs.
u desire place pour etre bonnie denfants coudre
la ve S'adresser LA LIST 33d S.
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DosT OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,
il New York city,
otricE or SUPERINTENDENT. Oct 81, 1871.


Scaled proposals will be received At the office Of the Super
vcrins hitting and putting in place the wrought and
iron work exhibited plans specifications and schedules
n.w IN this o1cc consisting OF rolled iron beams channel
irons, angie and irons, tie rods bolcriron plates.
angle and hsh plates. bolts &C. aud cast columns,
ptastcrs. cornicea brackets, bed piates &c.
The work OF the columns plasers rolled iron beams &c.
10 third story must be furnished delivered cited and In
place rapidly required by the Superintendent or the
OF be work. the whole be completed and put place
by jay 1872
The contractors will permitted the Of tho dorrcks
Will be required to the time OF the men employed In
working them who will be furnished by the departments
when required
Al scafoding 10 be furnished by the contractors
Proposals will be made by the piece, nea too or by
weight for the various beams channel irons castings &C.,
. provided for IN the schedules.
The work will not be subdvdcd among different oiddcfss
but will he consi tered in the aggregate.
Payments win be made monthly. deductina ten per cent
until the FINAL completion OF the contract .. .N.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bona ~ snc su
of s5000O that the bidder will accept and perform ne oV
tract " awarded him. the sunciency o. me ~ "a
certified by the United States judge, clerk ~ ~ In'
States Court District Attorney OF the ds'ric' ""es
sides. -. ...., 49,. n. n, n,as
he interest OF the government 70 90 so
taned In mis- Office does not conform IN every respect
to The requirements OF this advertisement will not De consd
cred neither viii proposals be received from parties
vino are not engaged In the manuactre OF cast
wrought and who have not me necessary Ia
cilites for getting out the WORK., - -, yy,
pronosa will endorsed lids for Iron WORK." and ad
drcssedlo CAbNiN .. oND' S"po'''cn ieu.