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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAnf
IN the firm Of r. J. QUiNLAN CO., comPox
Of Francis J. Quinan and William b. OTIS ~ ~
Magazine street, New Orleans. Louisiana, nes ~
dissolved by mutuaecOnsent. Either paItnef -
th0rized to sign the firm name in liquidation: ~
FL. QUlNLAN'
New Orleans. March 6, 1876.
mh7 II Is l8 - Is y ans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

Cola opened ct u4k 0ll4R, against ll3f st New
York ma After m. derate buanees, closed ct
the opening rates aean.t ia in that m n ne
ll4s; @2s,0oo ct ll4k 0ll4a; 5000 and e1o.ooo st
lll@ and 5000 It lAA Oll4k.
No sales Of silver were reported. American nan
dollars were ttiM quoted ut l040t0sk. and Next
csn dollars 1t 9009l gold.
Under tho improvement In gold % new Hofk,
sterling was qoted &c higher. equal to an advance
of about 10 y cent, willis francs ruled about the
same Tho movement in both was Of fair extent.
I'VE ssles Of the former comprised 945 .O0c. EN-
bracipg 5000 bill Of lsdlBg st IS So 47oOo DO
At 81 81 22sOO and 2l80 Q do, and $1,000 Al clear
at IS 81 X, Aud g 1900 bank 1t s. ssh.
The sales Of francs comprised ZOO coo CONNER
cial ON bracnR 50,o ono at 4.ss%; 100000 1t ASH a
4S7k and 50 600 at 4.57k.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at es SOY
as SIX for bin Of lading and Al clear. aud 1t @
IS s5k for bank (-OeS S. for bank counter rate,
and franca At lS7k for commercial. and nominal
The movement in New York sight wss linn.
tied, aud The market for commercial was urn, u
vesterdey's quotations. Tho eats were con.
dned to $780, 900. embracing IS ooe commercial
and $50 600 bank u par; and $1,000 CONNER.
cial and els,00o and $4,000 private bankerS
1t l.32 y cent premium.
Tse banks continued to check on New York Ut
quoted at psr 81 y y cent premium.
The following 10 the Official statement OF the
salts reported to-day 1T the New Orleans Stock
RxckA nRe:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
COMMERCIAL.

cOTTON-The sales to day embraced little
over $3.50 balee. At irregular and in most cases
easier prices requirir <, how ever. other change
in our quotations than . reduction Of i c In the
outs,de figures fer str ct 20 ordinary to stri ct
miodliDg il elusive. We give also the figures and
report Of the Exchange. - below:
ANERIcAN srANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
9ales, Receipts and Experts q Produce.
The following are the sales. receipts and exports
Of the principal articles for the past three dAyA
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday, March 20, 1876
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship New York. Quick. for New York
British ship Adrisna. Jordan for Liverpool
Swed, h bark Alexander. Ri dia for Bremen
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Barkentire Gem Mosman. from Hsvre January %,
to master-lst district
srEAABoArs.
Future City and bareee. Coll. from St Iouis
Assumption, Daferes. from LAfourche
II John. BergernR from Baton Rouge
Robert Young. Heinn TON Grand Ecore
Bertha. Broad. rom Warrington
Rice Farmer. Dragon. from Lower Coast
IF Frazer. Canton from Lower Cost
Ori0le. Calrick. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
BREMEN-Bark Alexander -22sl bales cotton 1900
LivERPooL-B.rk August Iet,ler-ss44 sks oil.
LivkKPOOL-ship Adriana-4lo4 bales cotton 800
NEW Y0RK-steamship New York-.sso bales
c"lton 1876 bales hides i4s4 bdls hides 47si hides
ee $50 Ss 81 Gs
tons lead SO pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
cocosnuts 6O00 pantatns 1900 punches bananas 1000
pineapples bbls lime bbls msngoes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Fnrure City and barpes-
607l bbs -four 100 half bbls nour 1871 bbls meal IA
bbls porA 228 hhds tobacco 2248 SKIS bran 1880 sks
oats 50 1877 bushels corn in bulk and sundres
Observation-Disclosures st Mary-140 bales cot
ton .ks seed cotton l35 bead cattle and xundries
observation-disclosures Assumption 80 hhds
ga So bills mOa-see l half Dbl molasses 276 skis
rough and sundrits
BATON ROUGE-steamer st John-2 bales cotton
70 hide suRa' IA bbls mOlasses and sundrtos
Grand ECORE-Steamer Robert Young-64 bales
colt. n IS hhds sugar s.d snhdIles
Az naYnpr Ror fhn- ho1oa
2l2 cotton seed IS hhds sugar So bbls molasses
AND euDdries
LDWkR COAST-Htesmer Fraser--I5 hbds
sugar 50 bbls mQlaeses Is sks rough rice and sun.
dries
LOWER COAsT-Steamer Rice lazmsr-4l bbls
nee sks rice aud sundriee
Low 81 UOAsY-Htsamer OEiols-So bbls molss.
ses and sundYies
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
NOR0AN'R LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 1880 bAles cotton - hhds suear Il hhls
molAsses - hsad cattle and sundIies
NRW ORLEANS AND 1OBLkk RAILROAD March
No baas Gotten IA sks cotton soed les - ~
~ IL eilcake II AAgs oo4ee I'D sundxteo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

III. market appeared to be very quiet at the
teoR during the morning i2oc bales 3. prices di
catirg no quotable arIat'on, Athot 60 hardly a.
full a. eaturdsy'e rates sft.r which the de1and
disposition to meet It more fre-lv, accepting in
some cssss prices which thew had EFF o. d ct IN
h%r .ss ne aaa , Iona iots 70
the day a. noted above Of $3.50. Pric . exhibite.
coDs'de'sbls irTeen'eri'y in some cases showing
buy and oocasione ~ obi ained sconcession Of
fully &c. A. poted above, the only change 20
have made :Ss 10 .
to strict middlinE. The lower grades ruled equally
and in some cases more in favor Of bey+,s, out
outsde figures than on Saturday. and m no 70 In
side rather than in any QuotSbe vA'is loo.
I1s y on tns nss:s sseo e %
to-day against q, $50 for the CORE suondng time
la.t week. aud 30 20 the week "ef e &c ,.
is rom Mobile and i44s from Gs,e t m, etc.,,
and ~ osa
g. Us bales. against $40 s's last year. Increase
III. exports comprise so'7ss bales. embracing
1868 70 Liverpool, 2S5s to Hsxre 1900 to BIZ men,
100 to Cronst adj go Vera Cruz 1888 to Boston,
ri rb e E1chsnge kilograms maize tho receipts at
~ the port. nom to - y sas asd 1syt
ssss sns SING. nesP Psd.; bales: :sso:
fast week and % .6o7 last y:ar end since August
81, 3 TBS $40 bales against S,loo ,o'b 10 sunday
noon March %, last year-iLc CT ease SO S7l.
Exports (Frida and g. turCay) t" Great Brit I'm
10 53i bales against $50 last week, aud i6 $3.50
IL ct year and to the continent 9O5 bales against
l9 98s last week, and IL ,l07 last year
stocks 1t all the delivery ports made MP to u ~
64s 400 oaes against 6a2 l65 last week and 63a l36
last year.
The exchange makes the amount on shipb0ard
not cleared (before to-dsy's exports SO. bales
embracing So 39l for Liverpool, 1854 for hsvre
1913 for the North ses, 1883 tor Bremen. 2403 tor
Spsn and 1920 for coastw'se potts, leaving IN
presses sgreeably to lite count at IL ~. l6l ~
balea II We deduct from this the amount sold
but not vet delivered. the balance will be about
l2l 900 bales to represent the quantity unsold,
large mart of which 10 withheld from the market,
In transit or not yet sampled.
At noon to-day middliDg was quoted at Galveston
ct l3Ac, 1t Mobile 1t l3Ac. ct Saysnnah at l3Ac,
Of Charleston 1t 1917 0l3kc, At Wilmington ct
l3hc. II Norfolk et lsAc, at Baltimore a. lsc.
At New York 1t E%c, 1t Boston q i3hc, 1t
Memphis et l3c. and 1t Augusta It VIC
The Exchange reports Sales 1900 bales. Mar
easier; not quotably lower"
COTTON sTATEAENf.
Stock ON hand September l. ls7s.......... 1916
Arrived aimee last statement...... l.735
Arrived previously. ,4l9 l2S-l, 4zl 49,
TOTAL ssssssss.sss - 'SA'1s'
Cleared to-day. S:oo -.,,
Cleared prev10uoy LOO ''@o-A 1890
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
J, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, G.
!, gold, gold, gold. gold, gold, G.
|, Gu
|, Half q million Ga
J, will be Gn
!, distributed &c
J, April %. u

George Washington's Bible ia to be ex-
hibited at the centennial. Though he oar
ried it through all Of his campaigns. it is not
at all injured inside, the leaves are not dog.
cared or the margins marked, and it does
not look - if it was ever used 1t all This
shows what remarkably neat man George
Washington was.-Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

Hogg, the "Ettrick Shepherd" late in
life wrote: $50 uniformly smooth and happy
has my married life been that, on . retro
spect. l can not distinguish one part from
days Of shooting, AsAisg and curling on
the ice."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

DARTN8RSHlP NOTICE.
Tho undersigned have formed . pAEtnersniH ~, .Ss
the practice 81 the law, under the name Of kOVos
l. GRANT. Once No. 81 Caxondelet gIeet
J. D. DOUDk
WILLIAM GRAIL.
New O4leans, March l, ls56 nhsAn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
INSURANCE.

NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CORNER OF CANAL AND CAMP STRKaTA
Establlshed In 1905.
CoP1C0l.. 4SVOOOO W
Assets 'neir market value............ 6s2s27 IS
Incomef the year 1875. .............s 624o30 81
This company insures fire. marine and river
risks Issues marine policies payable In London In
case Of losA
J. TUYKS, President
A. SCHRRIBRR, Vice President
J. ". HINCKS Secretary.
Directors.
Rrnest Mernh, A. II. BickhAm,
Placide Porstall. A. Schretbef,
Il. 0ally. Tuyes,
Charles Ladtte. ". 4 Bell,
". Van Benthuysen. D. Patio,
Pierre Pouts. D. D. Rogers. jazz ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
RIVER REPORT@3 p. u.
The Property Holders' Central Council

Below high water mark Of 1874
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
AUCTION SALES.
By Macon, Ellison & Co.
NOTES, CLAIMS. BILLS RECEIVABLE ETC.
IN THE NATTER OF THR BANKRUPTCY OF TIE
BANK OF LOUISIANA
limited States District Court for the District
Louisiana-Nos. lO66 and l066.

DY MACON, ELLISON q CO.-ALBE1T
IL Paul. 1uctioneer-Oaoe No. % Carondelet
street. - SATURDAY. April Q. 1876. Ct twelve
nnder the rotunda Of tho St. Charles Botel. BY
virtue and in pu!suance Of IN order ct ths Hon
Office Of the United states District Judge Of Louis
lana, dated June s. 1875, will be sold 1t public suc
CSRTAIN NOTES, CLAIMS, BILLS RRCBIv.
able, etc., surrendered in bankruptcy in the mat
ter Of the Bank Of Louisiana. list OF the CLAIMS
ete to be cold can bo seen at the offco OF the
suctieneers up to the day Of sale.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States Treas
fine assignees will make NO warranty Of title. or
guarantee whateveF. but will convey such title -
they have. mhI6 ~ epl9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

UnIttd St0t96 U16tftCt Court Tor to6 U1strlCt o
LOuisal q, No. 1901
DY o. VAl.RTON, AUCTIONEER.-OFFICE
- Nos. 81 and IS Magazine street.-THURSDAY
March 30, at 10 A. NJ. will be sold at
and Decatur Streets In pursuance Of an order rem.
dered by the Hon 3. O. Bnlings judge Of the Dis.
Louisiana. ON the twentieth day Of March, 1876.
in the above entitled matter, and BY directio ON OF
the assignees herein, the following describe
tAR0g ABSOR cMRhT OF CLARRT. WINES
Sherry Ports. OordAis, ChampAgne, LIQUORS :
various Xmas, oesaines. Corks and various 9th q
goods.
An inventory and detailed estaleeuaa Vii h
exhibited 1t the oAla.
T1EnseOa1h On aeNvoR1. uha1 "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

MQtOOrOl0g1oal and River Report
The following statement Of the weather and
rivers 10 furnished by the Signal Service ONCE Sta
toned ut New Orleans:
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AUCTION SALES,
By o. Valeton.
AssIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES CAvARoC ST..
AND ChARL9S CAvAROC. JR. INDivIDU
ALLY AND AS PAR rNBRSEBANKRUPrS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
1oKFTxRY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.


The money market was quiet and unchanged.
moderate b1sipess vas done in gold and foreign
exchange q . slight advance owing to the riee in
gold ct New York. The movement In New York
eieht vas limited, and the market hFm ct yesteT-
days quotations for commercial. Stocke were
without any new feature. There vas liberal
business in city securities particularly in
days operations; gold bearing seven Per cents
were materially higher. State console werc rather
more active than yeste day. closing ct slight I'M
pavement.
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper ct -Oe = cent y annum discount; Al Dc
p 900 and eecond made ct 1908; AIst clasa
mortgage paper ct S09k. and second grade en-
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6ALR OF THR REVENUES OF THE PUBL
HARKBTC. =.

MARKETS.
DRRAA1ABNT OF O0MnR1CD,l
New Orleane, March %. ls76.
DT MACON. ELLISON q CO.-ALBRRT
ID PAUL, Auctioneer-:Will be sold q public
auction, in the Council Chamber City Hall, 1t 10
4. H., on WEDNESDAY, March g. Is76. the reve.
nues Of the following markets, fox tho month OF
!. fRrlT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS.
q FRENCH Mat MARKET.
3 PONDRAS AID PILlB HARKRT6
4. TRbMB MARKET.
S, WARHINGTON AND PORT MARKETS.
st. BERNARD MARKETS.
:. LIZ BRETON AARKkT.
8, ST. NARY MARKET.
q MAGAZINE MARKET.
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET.
IL. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET.
IL, SORAPURU MARKET.
H. NINTH STREET MARKET.
IA AL0IkRS MARKET.
The markets will bo sold separately.
Terms and Conditions-Caah on the spot, IN
United States currency.
Tho city reserves tho right to REJECT any and al
bids J. o. LANDRY,
mbz3 St Administrator Of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
IMPORTS.

RUATAN I6LAND-ScheonAr Carrie JOnes-H 900
oOcosnuts 6O00 pantains 1900 punches bananas 1000
pineapples bbls lime 2 bbA msngoes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

steamship New York. Quick. for New York
British ship Adrsna. Jordan for Liverpool
Swedi, bark Alexander, Ri dia. for Bremen
Norwt gisn bark August 1t fer, Olsen for LlveFpoc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

BC0kNk WAG0ANAN,
mb29 spl Is Civil Sheriff Il the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29

DY PLAClDE J. SPEAR AND C. Z. GI..
ID RARDBY, AUCTIONRBRs-THURSDA April
~, 1876, at twelve o'clock H.. 1t the Merchants
and Auction6ef1 1xehange. On RoyA, betve0
Canal and Customhouse streets, win b sold as
public suction, BY and in pursuance TO decree
states District Court for the district Of Louisiana
deteA March IS, 1876 and rendered In the above
n W.T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-29
Fisher & Wood vs. !. F. c. "'''ss"'r, o.

h1a % q % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Oreana
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DARTNERsHlP NOTICE

New Orleans. March s, I
mh7 II Is Is - Is - ans
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-06-08

II IN ts.as@ u33=-a dsEs ar pro-:
ue-e ne-3s3 q sk= eIes@izagy
szaI fozocl.so1 gp9o =5sch De--
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taas p2per v--~A I'D e19ssd 3
ls-yshT ps-sy-zpa uiah tbs iass-P-
tEgH: ~Tazs Is tbs .sh pax Il tbs
.-i9ws Republican platform Where,
upon hsvlns th8s 81 u7 th= gxr rag
oe paws so9 se13zz i tae approved
stvle o: saz-4a -sa3lE'or- Ao~ -
.sc- l. that IN ps-agrspA qzo.si II
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-ha R=o1b95raa platform a. a. I
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gr3za1 Ct iy11vasss Or ri.ls1. mis-
rep--ss1tst.a-- Ae1 Ears yo1r none
ssa yo1 takes Tcs- c5sie@.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-06-08

TIE Attest r.. upon B.2iae i said
to hare been inspired b. Bsa Batter.
zho owed him grudye ca account
OF not having received dae coasiier.-
tioa when NJ. B.zine, as Speaker.
made up the House committees. 4
mysterious witness named MALI
gan appears On the scene. His test
mony, pr ss. &ng0ats TO nothing.
but-he holds packet Of private
Letters written By Blaine TO Fisher,
OF Boston, and selected by Mulliysr.
who vas Fishers BOP. keeper, cat Of
q correspondence extending over =
score Of yesrs--a.d these letters. h
gives oat, are Tzns poison 10 Blslne.
Wen, Blame gets possession Of tie
Letters By hress- al refuses 20 give
them up, either 70 M4ASz1 o- 70 the
committee. Thea B.aaeb-, Trsr
AMI Sweetheart JSn n lie boz.
sgaips, Blame. .A-3, asa Ia ter q
fac, bozsy@r we II -4t ooal@1an TIE
in41isi.o-ial po1cE q tie C7cz-es-
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upo1 private lette-s Sc wl5.h L. Ia
ID ezr1h.g rag1t. ss Repasl5c.ns a.
1ass have 81 tire resagaizs5 i1e
dlss1Fs-.sges & g1Ey Ia;o pres.-
dea'la. c21Tzss = p1s:zFe u h ling
OF 5ekeloe. 81. [ast1 Il 81. DE- was
net gooe- aai & nos5aT be -
deemed it rga; ro.a~s by rss51- su
tie Hrase If Repres4-s atireg att
reading the Mal9Saa lss;ers f-oz1 L
20 izzErd- He had stood CT ts rls.,s
ss = citizen L. sad. ard reEzseS q,
give Ma.Ersa CT tie hostile e1<1wi.-
tee that with which they had Il
bsxslDess: but since tie a.eati1u q.
The Whole country lad bes1 pzrp1s@-
" directed ~ he mater. ae would
then ard there saoT TO the s5s,5e
country the very bottom ef il. TIE
letters are now psblsssez3 in fsl, and
are IN 30 ssT crFasnsssog TO Mr.. B.
aod It looks - il o1e nose dry igbI
bad been % cozpsrssly exploded ~
70 s.renEtkea Instead 81 injsring him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-06-08

Tses2sF: Czicfys Jysvsszi o9o-
tame. t6e fo-l,wiag, ztisa to Cur
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BIs5gse 70 B-stgx: ssEes t-ez5
writing f-cs-3 tbe o1gr--T. TIE Jaev-
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Tss T@w~a1{ rz4rssT 3et=z j. Bsns@,
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-06-08
C. M0FFET I BRO
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lumbT and kgriculluraI indictments.

un1d ana kgrlculluFdI implements.
Have just received Large Stock
Of Implements for the Spring Trade,
among which are Moline Plows and
Cultivators. Moline Sulky Piows. Lis
bon Riding or Walking Cultivators
Champion HarrowS Van6iyer and
Sterling Corn Planters. and Nanny
SeadsrS; also the Eureka Wind n.
noted for is Durability and Simple
it, @ Structure.
Al OF which win be sold at low
prices, and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Please call and Examine our Goods
before you buy.
Upton. IOWA.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29
Fourth Warh DennOcracu.

At meeting of the Democratic Associa-
zion of the Fourth ward held last night at
the Office of Esquire Frazer, Lewis Paynter
presiding The committee appointed to
present names for candidates for City Coun-
Gil and Inspector, present the following
Wesley Hickman for Council. The con-
mittee also present letters of declination
from A. s. Webster, w. Fl Morrow, James
?. Hayes anl W. H. Brady as candidates
for Council.
On motion Committee on Naturalization
was appointed.
On motion the vote by which the resolu-
ton was adopted fixing the day for holding
tie domination election on Saturday the 2d
of September was reconsidered, and Thurs.
day the 3lst Of September instead between
the hours of g and O'Clock p. m; the eiec-
ton to be held ut the Office of E. B. Frazer
Esquire Frazer rendered the free use of hii
Office to the ward association for holding
meetings during the campaign, which 0lSrI
I'M aecggpt y xp4e a. thanks 4 ..;s
The Morning herald., 1876-08-29

some cornice of new design, which projects
three feet over the front of the building The
frontal on Tenth street Is thirty-three feet.
The building is of Wilmington pressed
brick, and the brick work was all done by
Mr.. F. C. Simpson, of this city. The
cellar and foundation is Of what is called
two man stone, snd the work was done by
Messrs. Simpson u Coke. The architect OF
the building was Mr.. Edward L Rice, Jr.,
who has shown his skill we'll. The carpen
tering and contract for the whole building
was by Mr.. John G. Haddock. The plain
and ornamental plastering wac done by Mr..
Robert Haddock and Gawthrop u Bro. did
the plumbing, and Mrssrs. CarIilse & Hen
derson did the painting. Philip Tyre fur
nished the stone and FeastexS Co did the
hosting. Robert Morrison did the tin roof
ing, and the building will be furnished with
shades by John K Holt. The excavating
was done by Mr.. - Cochran, and the
well, thirty feet deep and five feet in dia-
meter, was done by Mr.. Samuel Caruthers,
and the hardware was furnished by James
& Bro.
To furnish an idea of the substantial
manner in which the building is erected,
we will state that the front wall rests on an
iron girder made of three plates OF iron five
eighths of an inch in thickness each, and
fourteen inches deep. These are boltsd to-
gether by bolts three fourths of an inch in
thickness, which holds them firmly together
between four joists each OF which are
four by fourteen inches, and the bolts are
fifteen inches apart.
The whole building displays neat and
subst antisl architecture that is decidedly an
ornament to Wilmington, and it could
occupy no more conspicuous place than it
does at the corner of Tenth and Market
streets.
For this enterprise Professor Hardness
deserves great praise, and the work is a
standing advertise ment of the great skill cf
Wilmington artizAns.