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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-14
Proposals.

DROPoSALs FOR MATCHMAKING A PoR-
u TON OF THE BED OF FOURTH STREET.
Bids Will be received by the Street Commit zee, at the
office Of the Street Commissioner until THURS
DAY October lTth, at 8 O'Clock, Pm, for preparing
that portion OF the bed OF Fourth Street, East OF
Market street, which is Included between the East
eriy euro line on Lombard street and the Easterly
curb-line on Pine Street. for furnishing the mater
ial and putting down Macadamized Pavement on
said portion OF said street Width OF street between
curbs, nfty-seyen feet The work TO extend at ali
intersections Of Streets, not already paved to the
building line on Fourth Street.
The pavement TO be not less than sixteen inches
In DEPTH and TO conform to the shape OF the surface
OF the street. The nag-stone to be reaid wherever
necessary, on the Street. Depth OF earth TO be re-
moved about sixteen inches. The material now on
the street, and the earth, are reserved, aud to be
delivered at such places as the Street Commission
er may direct, and the whole work to be under his
direction.
The right to rt lect any or all bids is reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the Oiflce Of the
street Commissioner over the Fourth st. Market.
The paving above mentioned is intended as an
experiment and It is expressly understood and pTO
vded that II after trial during the coming winter,
me kind OF pavement and me pavement as laid IN
der the abOye-named specifications prove satisfac-
tory TO the City CoHne then tile successful bidder
for the above portion, pursuant TO this invitation
for proposals may enter into contract to lay the re-
mander at the same rate per square yard. But that
II after such trial the work this kind OF
should not prove satisfactory or II the CITY Council
Tor any reason should not deem IL advisable to
pete the paving Of said street, then the city shall
incur no further liability beyond the portions laid
The city Council reserve the absolute right and
option to lay no more OF said pavement on Fourth
street. between Market street and the Chrlstiana
Greek, than the experimental portion above des-
cribed WILLIAM CANDY
oct.143t Chairman Of the Street Committee
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI, MIS-
L ouRI AND ARKANSAS S.5 RIVERS
ENGINEERS OFFICE, U. s. ARMY, J
1922 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
October LIST, 1872,
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received at
this office, until ~ O'Clock, M, November, 12th ls72
for building, and delivering at the mouth OF the
Ohe River the hull and portion OF the upper works
Approximate weight OF iron required, 1856 tons
For information upon the subject, apply to the
undersgned, either In person or letter,
W. F. RAYNOLDS
octlO6t Lieut., COL Corps Of EDg's, U. i, a,
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MEETING THIS EvENINa.-The members of the
Workingmens Cooperative Building and Land
Association, OF Delaware, will hold meeting.
this evening, at No. 215 West 4th street. Every
member is requested to be present.
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REPoRTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. l4th, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
AZURE Of Baron Point Fall.
Ole 29.55in. 509 WSW 0.
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VIM. Candy, Chairman of the Street Commit
tee OF the City Council, advertises, to-day, for
proposals for matchmaking that portion Of
Fourth street between Lombard and Pine streatn.
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EN-INSTRUcTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING

DRAWING AND fAlNllNGi
A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 6, s. W. corner
Of Eighth and Market streets
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10th, at ~ O'Clock. eel5-iy
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KNIGHTS TEMPIAR.-St. Johns Commandery,
Rights Templar, Of this city will leave on the
midnight train, tonight, on their tour South.
The party will number about sixty members
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PPoPosALs.-William Candy, Chairman OF the
Street Committee Of Council, invites proposals
for matchmaking portion OF 4th street. See
advertisement for specifications, &c.
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H-THB BIG 10, WEST EIGHTH STREET
THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES,
have increased my stock, and am prepared to
ell good shoes
AT VERY Low PRICES.
My motto is "Qulck Sales and Small Profits"
Ihave womens good shoes for $3.50 per pair.
ow is that for high Please give me call before
buying elsewhere.
Look for the big 10 on the box by the door,
J. NJ HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
mar2o-f (2d door from Shipley3 VII, Del.
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Hotifes.

NOTICE.-The members OF the Workingmen's
IN cooperative building and Land Association
OF Delaware, are requested to meet at 2l5 West 4th
street, Oct. i4th inst, at y O'Clock. Every member
is reqnestt to attend. BENZ. HIGIIFIELD,
ocLltlt Secretary.
NOTICE-CITIZENS LOAN ASSOCIATION
IN A special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Citizens Loan Association will he held In the ofilce
Of the Secretary. No. 3n2 Market street, on Friday
evening, October Is h, 1872, atty O'Clock, TO take
action on proposed ameu dments to the Bylaws.
oCt10 TIM GhO Z. MARIS, SeCy
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kD-Lddi $ heTino Vests,
1b-ce. aSies' Mer no Vest
T5-cent Ladies' NJ. rim, Vest.
This superior quality, good weight, slightly Vest,
Is an unusual bargain at price above AIMED. Also
fi.O0 Good Weight Ladies' Vest
Sl.4O Fine WOol-mixed Yes
81 65 Ladies' Full Regular Vest
T5-cent Gents MeTinO shirt.
$l.O0 Gents Superior Quality Shlrt.
100 Gents SaXony-WOU Shirt
Kid Gloves positively wal ranted
Also, Childrens Underwear in arge variety at
low figures. join NJ. FikH
S. Z. Cor. Arch and Seventh Sts Phiad'a.
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6O-cent Superior Corset.
6O-cent Shapey Corset.
S0-cent Desirable Woven Corset
SLO0 Fine Quality French Corset.
Si25 Extra quality Ribbed Corset
Kid Gloves.
KID Gloves.
NoTE-Mr. Finn warrants all Kid Gloves, prompt
ly taking back all four defective His Gloves are
the best Paris makes and reasonable In price
JOHN M. Fl n,
s. Z. cor. Arch and seventh sts.
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Aurtinu SAILS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
OF
NORRIS TEMPLE, decd,
LATE OF
PENNSBURY TOWNSHIP, PA,
ON FIFTH DAY, 1Oru MONTH, Urn, is72

ON FIFTH DAY, 10TH MONTH, 17Tn, ls72
VIII be sold at public sale, on the above named
day, the following Real Estate
No. l, All that valuable Brandywlne farm, In
Pennsbury Township Chester CUunty, bounded by
lands Of David WOelpper, John Huey, and others,
containing ~ acres nine Of which are meadow, Ia a
high state Of cultivation, well fenced and watered.
and highly productive, being OF the best grain
lug and uairy farms In the country. I he improve
ments consist OF good STONE HOUSE, ~ 10y ~
40 feet, containing nine rooms, with Kitchen M.H
attached, having therein good well of water with
pump; STONE BARN, with straw house and
shedding attached with both well and running wa
ter In the yard also ali the necessary OubuildingH
stone spring house over never-faillng spring Of
excellent water very near the house. There ~ also
a good apple orchard aud other fruits. tbs pro-
perty Is handsomely lucaled, commanding Il fne
view Of the brandywine creek, and Wilmington
Reading kallioah. Mn miles OF West Chester
~ miles Of Mit4.,le. jl, VII in :. mile OF POcOpsOn
Station on the Mlllningtt lteading Rail Dad, and
~ miles IRON ChAdd ora on the Baltimore Cen
trial Railroad
No. 2, Also a beautiful residence with about
thirty-eight acres Of highly improved land adIOin-
Ing the above property well fen Ell and watered I;
splendidly situated on an elevation q mmandng an
extensive view OF tlo surrounding CouHtry. Ihe
improvements CONSIST of large Mansion, with
Mansard roof 81 by 40 feet containing large parUr,
hall, and sitting and dining room, ight large cham
beers, In second aud third stories WIN Datn room.
The house is built In the most modern and suhstaa-
tial manner, fine pOrticO, IL feet Wide, running
around the south and East sides, large kitchen at
tacned. Also, a FkAHE house LOntaiulng rooms
suitable for u coachman or gardener large lawn
containing choice shruuDery frame barn, COM
paratiyey new and all other Oubuidngs la perfect
order. large orchard and OIher fruit trees, In
prolific condition This property Is most desirable
enc, particularly for cillzrn wishing delightful
country Residence, being convenient " lulls and
railroads.
Also, ~ acres and 90 perches Of excellent wood.
land to he sold In t'acIs 20 SUIT puIcha sts.
Persons wishing 10 view the prOpe ties will be
shown the same by person. residing thereon.
sale TO commence at O'Clock On said i1th day Of
| 10Th month, (Oct0ber) at tine MANSION HOUSE
No. l,when conditions Will he made known by
ks l.
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8nardina.

DoARDING-A few gentlemen can be accom-
ID modated with board at
DoARDING-For GENTLEMEN at
Id sepl6-u sig KING STREET.
DoARDING-At an Market street, table board
furnished aug90-u
DOARDING-At
ID apr2-6m 300 DELAWARE AVENUE.
DoARDING.-A few gentlemen can be accomo-
Id dated with board at
iebs-tf 2s1 WALNUT STREET.
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NoTICE.

NUTICE.
THE WILMINGTON & READING II. II.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements TO carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER to and
from all points on the line OF their road and West
Chester. Express matter sent 10 Franklin Telegraph
ONCE No. =, West Third street, their Depot Front
and Madison, or orders LEFT with McMullen 4 Seal,
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
apr6-tf c. STOLZ. Gen'l Supt.
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Sttnztinus aud BtIp SvauttG.

ADVERTISEMENT Of three lines are Inserted under
this head twice for 20 centa)
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Total amount Of sale, ....,...... s5,O69.15
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24
HERALD SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT-


ws ss & 4. "a ne s
seye9tytwo, pursuant % the sad shirteenth art.e,
y & .S;s.
q sSs ass%ss !.
afS G SS%as any ps Ct Ing
Sas Ss &c SSsSn 4;
to Be- heard and ~ the sr Of SER
Wee 81 the Appeals for period not sS
sabms tho said proposed amendment to the people Of
q the state Of New ySSs represented in
,o@n. ssa wards sSsn
STATE the n ss Of sa snnSrsd n nd
q 5 S ss ss
shall b written or or Sna Snns M
PROMISED oms me reiSSs to the Court Appeals
Of ss xSpsa ns a %
sna enS S the s
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S "a % 'S The esn s IN which hey
reside. A.. s..,. ..,u A.. n.n 81 anal, ~.
the inspectors thsreo and the SsIofa
given relative t9 the said propose sracndmen In tho
at f no s s set ss ssSa
sisPGsss nSbs ses e.
SOSr shall s e the
same and cause copies thereof be made and certified
and delivered by law In respect to the
vnss OF votes given at an election for Governor !.
SEQ a-Thc vote so given shall be canyassed ny the
Board q County canyasscrs and statements thereof sha
be made certified and signed and recorded In the manner
required by law In respect to the canvasng the voes
given a an election for Governor and certified copies OF
the said statements and certca of the county
scrs shall be made, certified and transmitted by the
comfy clerks, respectively In the manner provided by
law IN cases Of election for Governor The sad certified
yassed by the Board ofstate canvassers IN the IKE man
ner as provided by law In respect to the election OF
Governor, and in like manner they shall make and le
certcate OF the result Of such canvass which shall be
entered Of record by the Secretary of State and shall be
published by him In the State paper.
sHc 4.--Ths act shall take effect Immediately.
Respectfully yours ,9, %es ,,.. go.
sHrRrr's OFFICE NEw CouRr HOUSE
CRY AND County NKw York, ,
. August l. 1879
certify the above to be copy Of the election
notice received by this day the Secretary OF
| state MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Sheriff OF the City and County OF New York.
publishers OF newspapers will not insert this notice
without due authority. See Laws 1850, chap. $50.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


LIEN b. MINER AUcTIoNEER,
'al''r'sI LEf SPf T. sqq s sfsss stree
late Henry H. Leeds a Miner
Established 1870. -.
RICH J 55orS sr9 AuoTIo sSysau Street,
G &ssssSaa sSssSiss,,a %s,,
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TaSssEIL wiz sell on Monday. at
ls r
ior and Bo.hc Suits Bedio9a and Kitchen Furniture
Once On; o a9Esk. oilcloths, PaYtitisn, 10.
30 Sewing Machines IN perfect order ready for Inn
Also about ECO yards English olc!oth, nearly new.
A LBERr B. wAkDRoN AUGrIoNEER. 90
~ Salesrooms los Liberty, III Cedar and IS Church
CABINET AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THIS D ., ;ai Au Cyst "a 1872.
wALDRoN 4 COOKE wsnl sell Is above. superb as
S0rsR %k e aF A ssy frshiRE f1 at ssudnS
E fi9S lfn3 aSS s' ss'EFcEETARy BOOKCASES
Sale L SS S,;r Easy a s and ether Chairs
FURNITURE, CARP EIs AND BEDDING,
OFFICE DESKS RAILINGS. &C.
Removed from residences and other for conye
nience Of sale to our salesroorns
Catalogues containing descriptions this morning
A uGTIoN SALE OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS:
ssssd psSgf n s ns ssn
pool which have been substituted by steamers Of larger
sRss r.
months, with interest and satisfactory security;
oe S y e sa%cr co ho Raoaa
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| XNANTED--TEN Statesmen, TO CANVASS retail,
w traie In city and country those applying must
furnish first class reference Address O. s. r., Herald
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AUGUSTE .MARTINEs, Auc tionccr.
S2O,000 worth of
magnificent Household Furniture,

on THIS DAY (SATURDAYJ r.
at the elegant residence 20 West 18th St, 9th
commencing l0h o'clock, property Of H. Drake, ESQ.
agercs Bookcase, Cabinets Tables Curtains Paintings
sewood Panoforte celebrated maker; rosewood wal
spring Mattresses, Extension Table sideboard china
Furniture Furniture servants apartments Sale per-
emptory.
A ssIGNEEs' SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.--UNLEss
IA otherwise disposed of shall sell at public AUCTION
on Tuesday I'd day OF September 1877 I'd O'Clock IN the
forenoon, at 81 Fulton street. In tbs ely OF New York. the
personal property and effects Of John Goodwin blank
rnpp Consisting Of Pl9ughs Plough Castings Hsrroys,
Cotton Gins Corn Shelters, Rakes ShovelS Forks &C.,
being general assorment Of Agricultural Implements
@. d. g. TRASK, Assignee in Bankruptcy
j.. sPEYER, AUCTIONEER SELLS AT 10
"A. o'clock s West Seventeenth street, Stock and Fix
lures OF neat Grocery dealers CALL Also Monday next,
two houses Of Furniture.
A UCTION NOTIcE-A. CALDWEI.L AUCTIONEER.-
IA The sale of elegant household Furniture, Carpets,
Mirrors Tables Chairs, Beds and Bedding &C., win be
continued this day Saturday at o'clock at 70 Nassau
street. Great chance for housekeepcrs.
A UCTION sALE-THTs DAY, AT II O'CLOCK OF ONE
"A pair bay road Horses, one family Hoyse and Pony
Phaeton, several work horses new and second hand
Buggies, Road Wagons, Rockaways, eiyfle and double
Harness &c, by COLE 4 MURPHY, t57s Fulton street,
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| VNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PACKER FOR A
w Southern fancy goods jobbing house. Applicants
nnrsop nv f.nf' u w ,n
| 2Sth INST, 5to Q T.. NJ.
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nRUG CLERK wANTED-A YOUNG MAN SPEAK
ting French and licensed to put " prescriptions and
bity md character Address or call on DELLUO q co.
63s Broadway.
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&E0 0An OF CAST-OFF CLOTHING, CARPETS,
3CU.VUv 40, wanted for Chicago. The highest
price paid Call or send note to Az seventh avenue.
a. ELIAS Ladies attended BY Mr& v
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A LUKE FIEzGERAI5c, hu0TiONEER,

-HVkA FIIzIEfA....,, AUUTIONEER,
"A. will sell at public auction
this day Saturday morning., commencing l0]s O'clock
a Ave story brown stone priyete mansion No II!
Pianoorte, cost $500; magnificent Parlor Suits Centre
Tables, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Mirrors Paintings
Suits Bedsteads bureaus wardrobes Easy Chairs Nat
resses, Beds Lounges Ingram Carpets Oiicoths and
Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive lots
by catalogue. -
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VNTANTED-A SMART YOU No MAN AS BARKEEPBs !;
w who thoroughly understands his business Ap-
ply after 10 A. NJ. at PAkKERs, Broadway and Thirty
fourth ST.
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DRUG CLERK wANTED-YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
~ address, competent, to go a short distance In the
country Address with references J. Z. d. box 1913
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WAETED-A EIRs2 CLASS CUTTER FOR LADIES'
w dresses, &c. only experienced need apply.
lord TAYLOR Broadway and Goth st.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

at 81 2591 IS y bag of two bushels. Table
salt IN pockets Die 07l3o each. as in size.
TALLoW-The stock is moderate, bus
sales are restricted from want OF tonnage
Ordinary is quoted at Sc, and prime at
824 a &c y tb.
WooL-The market is firm, with an
upward tendency. We quote: Lake 400;
clean Louisiana 40842c; Mexican improved
30 q 35c; bury 25630c y Is.
HIDEs--The stock is light, with good de-
1nand for all kinds TOR domestic tan
neries We quote: Green hides 912ci
green salted 10l4 Pile; dry sailed 10
161ao; flint l7a1713c v Is, In city hides
the market Ia active at firm prices. We
qnote; Steer hides, city slaughter IL q
llAo; kips, 20 to "A lbs, l4c; do, % to 80
TBS, 1890; calf skins 81 each; country hides,
Hint, 20 to25 lbs. II 0H1Bc; damaged, half
prioa. Ok horns sc each.
NAVAL SroREs-There are some orders
here which can not be filled on account OF the
high rates of freight. Spirits turpentine are
IL fair supply and firm at tic
gallon. Resin IS in fair supply and
moderate demand. Pale and virgin is
quoted at s. Y Dbl; No at 81, and No,
at IS IS. Pitch is scarce. Tar is selling ct
Zoe T. gallon, with very little demand.
SoAP-The local trade is fair, bus The
shipping demand is light. New Orleans
brands command the preference. We quote:
Palm 90 y ib; olive 6Ea ale; magnolia 5b2c,
and CASTLE 10. deduction of 4 q lo = 10
Is allowed according to size of lots: Cold
water soap loo, and polishing l0c 2 ID;
extra olive 70 in round lots and az a 19c
job.
CooP8RAGR-Is in fair demand at previ-
GUS prices. 1fotasses barrels are offering in
round lots at 81 so, and in smaller lots at
81 30 d 80, and half barrels at 81 20 %
each. Sugar hogsheads So Is %. Ihe stock
OF hoop poles is ample for the demand. Bar
rel poles are held at $30035 y 1000, half
barrels $50, and hogsheads at S8OG85. ~
press slaves sell at Sl6 G20 for BARREL and
$50 q - y 1000 for hogshead.
MOss-The receipts coming in are sake8
at 24s q Sc for gray, and 50512o for country
black. City picked is dull at 609l9o g Is.
OAB SrAyEs-The stock on hand is good,
with fair demand and some shipments ara
being made. No change in prices. We
quote: Extra pipe cullei, y 1900, delivered
alongside of vessel, $3.50 1876; extra hoga-
head $I35 9l4O, wine pipe $ll50lO; elareb
300 l05; barrel ESQ, and keg S40045.
COAL-Is in moderate supply and Light
:omand. Pitssburg is quoted at Coo y
bbI by the boat load and S. y hid,
81 20 = ton 10 steamships, 35C = Dbl to
stchInO0ats, SEQ 20 manufacturers and
s. az retail. Anthracite 10 selling rs
Sl3UI4 y ton. and American camel at
s! - q Dbl. No English Ganne1 coal ia
market.
Yon4ceo-Tbo sa3es today smbpaoe0
4 .!hds al -. The amount on sale IL
y:.riously estina:e1 Il: $500 and 400 hhds.
We eontinuo to s!Got. 1ugs 5 W9e. l0v leaf
81 9G92U, medium at 944 a l0&3e good az
/! :. q iisae, and tine ana selections ~ II 70
a .312c.
FRGleHrs--A ship was Saken up :or
Liverpool to-day AZ 3s2 for cotton. fester
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NRW ORLEANS CLEARINa HOUfR.

No commercial or financial dispatches
vyore rece;ved from New York.
"1 Cold t' opened at 1874 Rise, and after
limited business. closed 1T she openjng
rates THE Gales summed IN $4,000, in
cIndiDo $4,000 $4,000 $1,000 and S3O00l at
II3E. Si8 500 }$S500 and $40 0OOs at 1854:
AZ 400 at iI3sa n II3I3, and $500 $4,000
$5pG0 s9Onn and s350OI ut II3k
No sales Of silver we're reported. We
ooDtinua to mote American halt dollars
D UO,i1u1 at - loS TO and Mexican dollars
nar 70 81 D cent nrerniun1 in goId.
r.; tn "a movement "a strrIino eRohanqe was
IF moderate pvtent and r8fes we're without
0nntabIa variaticn The sales amounted
~ F5I r6O onnnnrising Pi0 0GO hill of luding
S;raot ~ 10I. coI mn Tf5OO0 hin nj IaGinp
on5 Al "Iaa- and Si6 000 Al cIasrl At III
n12iE. $4,000 $4,000 Bill of lading and Al
cIaor and f30OA Al cIp8rl at 1914: g4GO0
Xii &c Iad;ng and Al rIear At I2JA @i3i4
FI6Na 4" af I9Ias. fJ5N0 AZ I2IL5. G25j0
rrr;,ro+a honkare' at I9Izs and $500 do at
-
Tba sa1aa of Franco inc'Dded 50 600 com
,nn nm 9% a+ ! 7Elz iH0 oH0 do an and 90
n 1.I0' o C,''t S[rit4arjand at472b,
A. mo cInsa sterling hills were ouofe3 at
126zs n IoI8s for hi of Iadiug and Al oIcar,
IA 10, a. Cor h.nI[ ana f1,irca M 4 y7IA =
7GI, FnI Drivate AMI nominal fesr bank.
~ offarriy,c,e n domestic exchange were
Of f,ir extent, without aDy variation in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

The annual report of Mr.. Mul!ett is finish
ed. II is very brief, and the only recon-
mendation Of general interest is the follow.
ing: Il desire most earnestly to recon-
mend that an appropriation be obtained for
rebuilding the east front and center wing of
the treasury building which would increase
the capacity of those portions of the build
ing nearly onc-half, and would furnish very
material relief to the overcrowded condition
of the Treasury Department. In case this
suggestion is approved, would recommend
that the entire granite work be cut before
the destruction Of the old building il com
menced, in which event the building could
be rebuilt and ready for occupancy within
a worry short space of time, not exceeding
two years. An examination Of the building
VIII show that fhis reconstruction is only a
question Of time, as the material Of which
the ola building was constructed is entirely
worthless, and is rapidly disir tegrating
Inc rooms are also small, badly lighted, and
without any proper means Of ventilation
and are IN every respect unsuitable for
Office puYposee"