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SPRING GOODS.

The fubfcriber has juft received, and now
opening at his fore, few doors above ,ht.
Warrington Tavern, a complete and eIe-
giant ahortment of feafonable Dry Goods
;onhiting of bale fuperfne London broad
Cloths, do. Kerfeymere of a fuperior
quality, Marieilles Vefting, Irfh Linen.
corded Mullins, Ginghams, lace Pellerenes.
do Wells, do. ShawlS, do. Handkercbi.SGs'
bread l,aces, Levantne and Damask silk
;Shawls do. Handkerthiefs, fix Hofe. do.
Glo and Beaver Gloves, plain and plaid
silks, levantines a1orted colors, leno and
book Mullins, cambria do. real India null
null Mun N, do. Laron, amen Cambria.
Carton Grapes cotton Kerfeymeres. com.
pany flag end .ndanna Handkercbiefs.
irPertne A.. London Prints, SearGlckers'
turritu CaLcoes Checks, Bed Tickines'
Ruiiid Sheetlngs, Dowlas, Carpetings &C.
&c. &c.
Also. 5000 yards domefic Tow Cloth.
>ountr. Merchants will find it to their adj.
'antage to call and examine the above
goods.
THoS. WHITE.
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GEO. S. HOUGH
Is juit opening very handiome and che,

is Juit openings very handfome and cheap
aliortment of
FANCY SPRING GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cambria Ginghams
Striped and croiied barred Mullins
Searfuckers
"a Chintzes
IS DO Calicoes
Large aGortment of Levantines
FlorenceS and Sattins
Levantine Shawls
Damaik and Serged do.
Ladies and Gentlemen's, fix, kid and
beaver Gloves
Silk and cotton HoGery
Company flag and Bandanna Hdks.
Black Canton Handkerchiets and Shawis
Real India null null Muffin
do do do do Handkerchiefs
Silk Umbrellas ard Parafols
Cotton and linen licking
lriih Linens and Lawns,
German Linens
Bef Gilt Buttons
Fancy rams
Tortciie ihell Combs,
Oil Cloth for tables
Marfeilles and tlorcntine Wai1coating
Currahs, Baftas,
Mamoodies and white Calicoes
With general aiTortment of other Goods
fiiitable for the feaion, all of which will be
fold as low FOR CASH as CREDIT.
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the City Of Warrington, in the building oc-
cupied by congreis during its laft FELTON, for
the reception Of the foregoing claims.
The printers in The United States or ter
r'tories thereof who are employed to print
the laws of the United States arc re?ueited
to publifh this notice for eight weeks, fuc-
ceflvely, and fend their bills to this Office
Tor payment.
All perfons who have bufinefs with this
office are requefted to addrefs their letters to
the fubferiber as commiiiioner, which will
be tranimitted free of pollage'
RICHARD BLAND LEE,
Commifioner of Claims, &c.
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Mr.. JOHN MUIR.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Court of the Dilirict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandra, in November 1876 or as foon
thereafter as council can be heard, fhall
move that court to award judgment againft
you in favor of the Common Council of
Alexandra, for the ium of fxty four dol
lars and one cent, being the amount due for
paving and taxes on your property, corner
of Duke and Pitt freets, in the town of
Alexandria, for the years 1910, II, IA, Il,
"a and Is-according to the act of Congreis
paiied the z5th Feb. 1904.
J. D, SfMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandra.
Nav I7.-6Tn
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
FGtJoa, County Court ,
JHac 1876

1T is oRDFRED, That the Clerk of
this Court, by Gaming copy of this order
TO be ported at the front door of the court
houie OF the county and advertiied in the
newspapers printed in the town of Alex
andr'a, do give public notice that this court
will on the irit day of Auguf term reAt,
receive proportions in writing from err
fons diGpoied TO contract for making an &C
curate Chart of this County in the manner
preicribed by an act of the lat FELTON, of the
General AGembly, entitled " An Act to
provide an accurate Chart of each county,
and general Map of the territory ct this
commonwealth ="
A CoPy--Tef.
VIM. MOSS, c.F.C.
Iunc 18-1aWtA
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Unsoa Bank Of alexandria,
JUNE ~, 1916.

JUNE ~, 1876.
"a OCKHOLDERS in this i,stitu.
NJ tuition who have paid their several
instruments called for, may receive on
application at the bank, on or after Is,
Iuiy' dividend from the rro6,s forth.
SIX months ending the aolh instant, at
the rate of four per cent. upon the
money capital now paid in By order,
c I. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
June 50 LIST
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NEW GOODS.
LEROY p. WTLIT9M.C

LEROY p. WILIIfMS.
In King frcet, near Fairfax freet, has for
iae an aGOrtment of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS, viz 4:
Levantine Shawls black and colored Silks.
Canton and Italian Grapes, linen Cambria,
iilk Haudkerchiefs. Mullins, Prints, Irilh
Linens aud domefic Shirtiugs, and other
articles which he will fell OH the moA rea .
ionable terms.
May IT.
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REMOVAL.

Thomas Mount
Has Removed his Fancy Hardware
Store aud Comb Manuiactorv iron,
Royal Street to his NEW STORE, nm
hing street, lately occupied by Mr. lac
X; Riddle opposite Palons and Butch
er's hardware store. ''"-
JUST FINISHING, N
COMBS. ''e 0Hsh
March If
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i
Office Of Ciaiass for the hroferfy ioSf
CAPTURED or destroyed. whilst IN the
militia y service ofthe Umned States
daring nc iatc qoar
WAsHINoToN, June 3, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to
me act of the United States, paiIed the 9Th
day of April laf, entitled "An act to an
thorife the payment for property loft, cap
aured OF delroyed while in the military
service of the United States, and for other
purpoies," that all claims provided for by
she same act, ,uuit be prcfented at this Of
fee on OF before the ninth day Of April, in
the year 1913; as if not preiented within
shat period, they cannot be received, ex-
amined and decided on at this Office.
Frir Class Of CAFES.
The claims provided for BY the said act
are. frf, sAny volun'eer or drafted mill
.fianan, whether of cavalry, mounted RI
eemen. or infantry, Who in the late war be-
tween the United States and Grea, Britain,
has sustained damage by the loss OF any
horfe which was killed in battle, or which
has died in consequence of \ wound there n
received, OF m consequence of failure on the
part of the United States to furnish such
horle with Sufficient forage while in the,
service Of the United States, shall be allow
cd and paid the value OF such hotie." his
provision compartments three descriptions
Of cafes.
ru. An horie killed in battle.
ad. Anhorie dying in consequence OF
wound received in battle.
sd. An horte dying in confequence of not
being furniihed with sufficient forage by the
u. States
To substantiate a claim of either descrip
ton.
IS, The order Of the government, au-
thorzins the employment of the corps to
which the original claimant belonged, OF
the sub seauent acceptance of such corps,
or appreciation Of its enpIcymei must be
produced
az 'ghsteltifcate Of the officer, or sur
vivng qigisFF, commanding III: claimant al
the time OF the accident on which the claim
IS founded which certificate. If nor giver
while the officer was n the service of the
United tatcs, must be sworn to; and II
ever, cafe it must,- if practicable, state the
then value Of the horfe SO killed or diving.
Before any other evidcnC. will be received.
the claimant must rake oath that II is not
in his power to procure that v h'ch Is above
specified and that the evidence which Inc
shall produce IN lieu thereof, is the best
which he is able to obtain In every case
the evidence must be, on oath, and the va
hue of The horic SO killed or dying ascer
FAMED All evidence Offered must be taken
and authenti ca.ed in the manner herelnaf-
ter directed .and in all these cafes the claim
ant must declare on oath, that he has not
received anotrer hoIie from any cthccr or
hgept of the government in lieu of he one
1on
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Orphans Court.

Orphans Court.
HcrGnGria County, July Term 1876.
ARDERED, that the admins rator
NVof JOHN SoMERs, deceased, do in.
sert the following advertisement three
times week Tor TWO weeks in The A
'exandria newspapers.
4 copy-Teste,
A MOORE Reg'r. of Wills.
THIS as to gtOe notice,
That the suOscribcrol Alexandria coun
~, in the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court of
said county, letters Of administration or
the personal estate Of Caht John So
n'eTs, late of the cosnty sIuresauI, de
ceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber mas
sed by the orphans court on or before
the FIRST day Of January next. Of
they may by law be excluded from all
beneit to said estate and those indeb.
ed thereto are required TO make imme
date payment.
Given under my hand this first day
Of July, 1916.
DANIEL SOMERS,
SzRm'r u Jsbn Ssn1eys.
JRly Saw
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Fashionable .Dry Goods.

Fashionable Dry Goods.
The Subscribers have received by the
ships Armata and Ariadne from Ii.
verpool,
Ninety packages seaSona6le DyY
Goods,
Purchased by one of the firm, direct
from the manufacturer, Tor cash which
t"ey offer on reasonable terms for
money or the usual credit for ap-
proved paper.
JOHN & RUBEN WRITER'S.
May l3
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AlCA.4HD SLIDE & co.
Have received by the ship Ocean.
Fo"le, iiom Liverpool, part of their
spring In postalion of
Hardware and Cutlery.
May ISs

mere is among this parcel OF goods,
PRIME CORN grass and bramble scythes,
oest cast steel slckles, prime straw
knives, hoes, wagg on boxes, vices. an.
Wis and other smiths tools, coopers'
aud carpenters tools-Also, two cases
OF guns which contain some very eie.
giant double barrel'd for birds few
"ozen best pocket pistols, two
PreSs'copyins machines, complete,
ana TWO iron chests for counting hous-
es, &c. &c &c.
Ma Is IF
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1t. Col. Armistead of the United
States Engineers,
WTlSHES TO Contract Eor aooo
w bbls- Of Lime-s,o 900 perch n
ouHdinG stone, to be delivered in the
months OF March, April, May and Juno
At Fort Washington, on the Potomac.
Feb, 2.--,f
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MERCHHJVTS' BANK PA
PER WANTED.

have a large quantity Of DRY
GOODS, which / will sell for Mer-
chants bank paper at par, or any other
chartered or unchartered bank paper.
JONATHAN SCHoLFIELD.
9th mo. %.
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l2o Laborcrs are Wantcd,
For the puslic works at Fort Ws,b.
'ngton' ION the Potomac) for which .
'beral price will be given--Applicar,,,,
nsY oe made immediately.
w, K. ARM1STEAD.
Af' Gel. eF Xagiassrs,
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NOTICE.

nose soldiers belonging TO the late Ar
my OF the United States "Httled 70 pensions,
are informed, that it is only ne, essary 10
ior"aI their discha -9es and certificates of
aiSap'iity othe War Department, stating
ihwhat particular state, territory or district
tney reside, and wish to receive thei: allow
ances, when certificates of pension will be
issued by the Secretary of Wa, land forwar--
ded to them, free of all charge whatever /;
ana also, that the services of an agent are
no. az all required in procuring r them
their pension awardeo by the government
Tor their eallantry and their wounds.
V"' DePa'fmeHf, June IS-z6 an,
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dence which he offers in lieu thereof, rs the |
beft which he is able to obtain. In every
cafe the evidence nuit fate diftinctly
the time, place and manner of loss, and the
value thereof.
Fourth GAS Of Cast,.
"Any perfon who, during the late war
has acted in the military service OF the Un,
ted States, as a volunteer or drafted mil
tiaman, and " no has fiirniihcd himself with
arms or accoutrements, and has sustained
lofs by capture or Destruction of hem with
out any fault or negligence on his part, shall
be allowed and paid the value thereof"
This clais comprchends two cases.
Ist The lois of such arms or acccutre-
| men,s by the enemy.
7d ! he lcis of the same articles in any
other way, without the fault or negligence
of the owner.
I his provision does not include the
cloathing of soldiers, or the cloathing and
arms of officers who, IN all services, fur
NTH ar their ownrifk their own. The same
evidence, in all refrects, is required in this
as in the first cais ard, moreover. that
the lois did not happen from the fault or
negligence OF the owner.
When any property has been imprefIed
or taken, by public authority, for the ufe
war, and the fame fhall have been de1royed,
loft or confirmed, the owner OF fuch pro
perry fhal be paid the value thereof, deduct
ing therefrom the amount which has been
paid or may be claimed, for the uie and risk
of the fame, while IN the fervice afore-
fad :"
This provifion relates 20 everv fpecies Of
property taken or imrref1ed for the ufe and
| iubiifience of the army, not comprehended
| N any ot the preceding claiIes, and which
FALL have been in anv manner defroyed,
loft or confirmed hv the army including in
its fcope, all kind Of provifonS, forage, flu
ell, articles for clothing, Blankets, arms and
ammunition, in fact, every thing for the Il e
and equipment Of IN army.
In all theie cafes, the certificates of the
officers or agents oil the u. States, taking or
impreIing any of he aforefaid articles, an
then'icated by the officer commanding the
corys for whole ufe hey were taken or i'm
preifed and, further more, of the officers
and agents under whole command the fame
were 'efioyed, LOFT or continued, fpecifying
the value of the articles 70 taken or m
preHtd. g. defroyed, loft or confirmed, & if
any payment has been made for tEe ufe OF
the fame, the amount offuch PAYMENT, and
i! if no pay rent has been made, the certificate
/ mutt fate thar none has been made.
| Before any other evidence will be receiv-
ed, the claimant mutt make oath that it is
! not in his rover to procure that which is
hove fpecifed, and further, that the evil
dencc winch he offers in lieu thereof is the
/ beit W hlch he is able TO obtain.
Under this prov,lion, n, claim can be ad
/ mi,ted for any article which has nor been
/ taken BY the orders OF the commandant OF
the corps for whole uie il may be itated to
have been taken. For any taking rot 20
authorized, the party's redrefs is againft the
(! perion convincing IL
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FOR SALE,

A full LOT liz the town of Alcxan.
IRA, agre' ably so IL, C,is,nsl plan o.
lhe town, lyins on Duke street, be
ween Water and Union streets belUv
The bill and near the latter, whe,.c,
Mir Preston, at present, has a boart
yard and work shop. | will sell the
whole or any part, as may best suit the
purchaser ii this Lot is not sold b,
private sale, before the first McndaL
N august nexr, it will then be offere q
At PuDhC Sale.
Mo. C. HUNTER.
April 90. -2awtAue.
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SPANISH HIDES.

700 Spanish Hides,
or an excellent quality, just receives
and for sale. 9
also,
hhIs. and
go bbls good Muscovado sugars,
And Sherry wine Every fine and old
In quarter casks.
CRAVEN T. PEYTON.
JuneT
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Attention

Me, chants Bank Notes
Received in Exchange for Dry Goods,
at my slor, at par.
Ebenezer Vowel.
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OkPHANS, COURT.

A. MOORE, Register.
This is 10 give notice, that the sub
'criber, of Alexandra county, 10 Tie
district OF Columbia, has obtained !rom
he Orphans Court of said county let
ters Of administration with the will an
nexed, on the estate of William Smith.
late OF the county aiore said deceased !:
All persons having claims against tie
aid decedent, are hereby warned TO ex
hnbit the sam with the vouc hers there
of, passed by the Orphans Court, 10
20 subscriber, on or before the third
day OF January next, or they may by
law be excluded irsm all benefit 10 said
estate } and these indebted thereto arc
required TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this third day
of July, 1916.
Richard G. Norton, Admir-
with the will annexed, of VIM.
Smith, deceased
July -e,Aw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24
UAvoRruM41f IccroE.vrt
COMM UNIcATED I

I ] "
Nnut half aiter oeinci, the evening &c Weslncsaa~
ne lfth inst. a light Nasnca,trvd in tie Academy os
iorJ N C. II Wa very sSecrtained a The house
on fire, and by the time the ptson reached ia, building,
all hope OF saving il wasicst.
The books aud apparatus hsDrriry the frsiiiuiiur
were for'nOat Sised well iafunU ;tie library,
lately established by society 81 ren,n Atter,s.
there nIOhvr opinion tha;i th. hUuse lire by
aced ilt.
for' Sa's action OF Pipts rnd Guar,arr, vcte chill
uf,n and "sr's iin'e b,n tls i,suici. hcv
ininrn' that TIL TRUSTEES have obtained and ,ft
Aeeua'h"''or TOR the dItttnt departments, art that The
'N.it' - my" n0' f'h i"p did snug" day.
ihuS. ~ few shot noeIfe, has elegant hiild rg,
erected by iands 'h'as'i by private iserip ton b.n
dued To ashes and the fond hopes us rF,rcuS appa
reny ,sretttin',t expected md irlpys, iron, n, an
Elections OF public spirit at Ebra'ity already Gi,lay
uict,hy the first oi he hnildug nI,ro
'edand enlarged scale, will he ERECTED The runs Of the
one tlus uniUrt',A!tgly destroyed.
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1v Order of lie N.reeuiipe,


WILL BE SO;.n At Public Amc,ion, ON de
pieWlscs, the tliiowing NaiuaJle propel4s,
belonging tot Commonwealth, viz
On Wednesday the first day Of Nav, tia, weli
known piec" OF ground, containing an acre. usnal,-
called the Governors earde" near the old council
chamber This eligible situation for private RESI-
denre Val be s'id. -ther entire divided into iofs
rs may best suit purchasers AND on 1hurstay tl,.
81 May, the very valuable property on vbiel,
Rocket rsrchonse stands, containing IN acre ard
a half fronting upwards of fnnr hundred fee. IN
toeSetts street. and rum ing hack at snms ,,ais,-
upwards ut two hundred feet towards the riysr.-
also, the Hemp house lot, on bloody RIM stree,
containing something more than a half acre adj,
joining the grornl Of Thomas Rutherford. En- acd
Others. Notes With approved endorsers. reco,iah,.
and payable at either of the banks in Pichrno,d
IN twelve, fifteen and eighteen months, will be re-.
oiired, and the title withheld until the nlnney shall
have been paid. The pia,s ns, be seen at the anc-
ton roos4 OF Heron, Sintrn Il Co
April o. IIstd,
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$4,000
STEAM ROATS

vast ~ IL open,.t Fur the a.. Stersn and
non are the great agent, which the Genius nf the
age dreets-iron to variors h'-,nreS oe Arcliitcc-
tu'e, aud Steam tn the art ~ Navigation
In the oil world, iron is caled N tn MANY of the
works w'ie require soIiditv and sabilit, OF struc-
ure--to raj roads r.f:ers OF g, houses pillars
anil loi'is ui bri.;' work Ia America bIr,lg has
heen fabricated OF r,n wre ani Of late il has been
attempted to he shown, that 7oire fence is Il r
and mere economical IN every sens than an eu-
closure Ct worm fence, o. OF post ARD raj =
ing.
But who shall set limits to the powers OF steam !?
FuiIo1 ha made his i'm nor al b, APPLYING il
to ni'' gH'i9a. Steam f%yGfeS may yet defy ell
the thnoders of the u -tish navy The peaceful
steam boat is calculated to stem every current, and
watt the pursuits of commerce up every river; AID
along every coast. 1t th,eaeas revolution of
trade on the banss or the Mississippi and the o.
hn. The discovery has crossed the Ala. tic
The shores AMI rivers &c y it.in are arniiar
with its dispensatiOns. France is lighting her.
torch ct orr altar. A. Eng'shu,an is abou 70 EN-
poy on the lake of Ge--vq. AID is On a visit To
Avignon, tn establish one he that city auI Lv-
Ons The tawny of Africa are about TO be
astenisl'ed hy monster. which moves without win
and against the tide. The Congo was a, the Nor
on the 27,h February. cI,er -e with every accom-
mediation tn stem the Congo to it's source. Men Of
science accompany her th- romantic and sCien j.
fc expedition.
We hope it viii net be long b fore we shall see
this delightful strang tn james ri.er. An
experiment Inado al Savannah on the IItn inst is
highly proriti 'ns. The STAN boat E,ntsr3rf-e
towed the ship Georgia, $50 tons bur hen down the
river to Five FA'n with tn 9'ea'"'' ease at the
rate offve miles ~ hou-. The Captain of The
Of towing any si,," with pc fest safety, up or down
Savannah river
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
DELEG.IrE.S

miro. PrES
=, |mrt4c Richard +. Thompson Kumphrey
beferfsd-Ssml Taylor,s Atei2i Thwestt
Cmbeper--johr Tucne~, John a Thornton
IiGs}iUHiit-ThoinasH 'Vooiioe. Geo 1'uet
err,
.9nhersf-Edmund Penn Colonel --- Jop
Ing
Uood -Iohn Stokrlrv, Hezekiah Bute7.
Bofetourt-M Moses r. Cook Colonel r VII
son
Goocdind-Isaac Curd. Archibald Bryce.
SENATE.
IN B9'sfotT Colonel Fraecs Preston Q76,
Major Esdil IS, Colonel ID. Car ,bsli g.
Neg Jkalbers.
= F1'~re '-Te-cpcdsso 'or~ fi1g d7g's fef>r.
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y stone vail from the est side nr the
sbnncnt % colonel i1yo's bridge
TO tie ahutnent ot the wall that
grasses from the island to the Rock
Lsndine i5O feet long, 10 average
twel.e feet hlgh, and three aad
ball feet thick, will measure $50
pcrehes, a s.,
Filling behind the wal M the marin
ofthe 'sian'i, with clay a'i,, rub1,sh,
twenty fee, vile. tllret. L q next
the wall to be 6li. ii ~ with ciav ard
p"'dicd, To average six Gee; h.,.,
will measure $40 cube raiyis g =.
cents yer ward, the balanc. 10 h,.
hiied in with rabbisi. from the
creek,
1000 {, ct timber for siils to cap the
walls.
so oak or cedSr poets to be hol'cd IN
the cap si'ls. in from: NJ m. wall tn
pre-, vessels ID .rins tn same,
a so cents.
Bolts, including workmanship. fitting
the i'll ani past,
lwo abutments tn snnport the vs'.s
oi the waste dam fro n the ,sl.rd 10
The Rocf IA ding. 81 nv 20 c,ct
each, and fnrtecn feet high, 10 hs
lad IN mortar, will measure 100
perehts each, a 81 80,
"A stone wall f,1m the island 10 the
Rock Landing q ! feet long to aver
age twelve Tcet l,igh, and six feet
tnick, Tor the outer wall Of The
waste, vii measure $40 perch,s S,
ass,
a stone wall from the Island II the
Rock Landing, 2li feet lnrg, toa-
v'rage nine feet high. snd four feet
Tick, will measure $50 serches.
FOR the inside wall, a SS;,
Filling in between the walls with CLAW.
TO be puddied, to average 10 feet
high and twenty feet thick, pa
ieet long, will measure 1000 cube
yards. IS cents per yard,
$500 leet timber, 10 tie The walls toge-
Their, and for 81. epers TO secure the
plank on the top of the waste aad ia
trort Of the wall, a $50,
10 600 feet three inch plank, for the
front o. the waste, and To door the
top. n $50.
Workmanship, laying the plank
down, including mats,
: stone walt from the corner Of col.
aiayo's lot, TO e.. WhitlocN'slo lot, in
front of the street to be opened by
the Dock Company, $50 feet long,
eight feet high, 10 average two feet
M thickness, will measure 3i5 per-
ehes, q IS,
LOO feet timber for cap silIs. inrlud-
ing so oak or cedar posts, eight feet
long, and workmanship
Cleaning ont and deepening the creek
between the Rock snling and the
island, and from the Rock Lapline
up TO the bridge,
n stone wall at the lower end Of G..
Whitlock's lot, four teet thick, nine
feet high, and sixty feet long 10 Sc
cure the gate posts, will measure 80
perches, Il SO,
Two stop gates between The dam at
the Rnct Landing and the end off
Whitlock slot, to guard against 1rc;-
dents. and to keep The water from
the lover basin and canal, should 1t
be found necessary To waste off the
water to clean the canal ard basin
out, or Tor any other purpose