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RARGAIN.-Los3 ard 4 in the Township Of Oxford,
Lower Gambia csntssing $40 co Of which under
high sts.e Of cultivation well wsteed and fenced The farm
frsuv situated On The the ST. Francis ado"ing
e village trent road throash the property
for further information apply 10 BRANNUMS DAY,
- 7f-T Isl Fronstreet.
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SPICE BITTERs--Those Bitter: have been long esle-
The they appetite and he Digestion weeten
and purify the blood Instructions and are found very use
they produce sweetness OF the breath
removing and heching and are pre-
eptave and They are useful all seasons
fth ht mere particularly the spring, by bracng the
and preventing that dageeabie stsness and weakness
arising frequently from relaxation IN the sPproaen o. war"
w>.fhsr PREPARED and sold, wholesale and retail, ~
nrs NATHAN B. GRAHAM, 50 Cedar-st N. York
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expedition and Certainly u y nnn
of superior medicine for the Of the ITCH Is
certain lis operation that has never aided IN any one instance
svsr OF rciusy that dsgreeahle disorder, in
night application only though applied thousands
United States II does contain the least particle OF Mercury
hat applied with the safety the most delicate lady
% pregnancy the tenderes infants One box cure for
crown person. and divided children Fs sale ny
p.ys NATHAN p. GRAHAM
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RUThhE tAfaS c 9 n BfAlLsAM,c rnk.


recommended exclusively specific for Gonora Gies
Numerous well authenticated OF the extraordinary efficacy
this pleasant and valuable composition dy presented hut this
mode Of publicity has, will be adopted citing sd
sual however extraordinary miraculous they appear
bu is simple recommendation % try produces greater
of its virtues than would elaborate thesis medicinal ef
% interpreted with the particulars Of Ipusand But In
changing community doubtless there hundreds who have
heard OF IT, and loss what probably
Of the magnitude Of The evil relying doubtful medicines
H. Therefore, he deemed mpdcnt recommend this the
hV article TO be ied in for often few doses produce
t1e desired elect.
Differing ham the nostrIms that d1y attempted
fJised intelligent community by their fraudulent pree
ons couched in general terms and nsutingy offered
complaints Numerically opposite in their and their proper
remedies the anPods to each other in their effect This
dce singular action derived from each Of its having
peculiar operation the particular symptom intended
eJye-te combination and adnSure forming irresistible
suit Incompatible with the complaint Immediately subdung its
enCe rendering inert md oducing safe and certain
Surrounding the medicine iss plain treatise with recipes
for all the different symptoms with simple and easy
the FIRST Of syphilis, observations empirical imposition, and
the smenable deusiOus ziten these complaints
AGENCIES
NEW YORK-l05 Cherry
PIiILADELPlIIA-362M Market street.
ALBANY.-i6 State street.
ID oe9 NJ
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STORE FOR SALE

n
~ hsa1ssmey up Confectionery Store, for sale The
Of Gls Jars, Boxes, Counter Shelving Baskets
he all in FIRST order along with small stock OF
Confectionery will be sold bargain applied for soon as the
than he attend TO- the only
tor sale Pat cash required and COOL paper tor
baoncs 80 days Applyat No 30 Bowey above FRINGE 81
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ANp hixER CoMPhaAHNTEs

HEPATICE formed by and synihes of
edy, and supeTce-d the of other mode OF treat;
wherever the diseases found exist well in
enlargement Of the Spleen, and IN JduHdce.
AmoHg the symptoms OF Dyspepsia and Liver complaints are
dauency. and the stomach melancholy
liability saeeab Taste in the mouh great rreguariy OF APP
petite which somenes and al other times greatly
deficient; tarst frd BREATH weakness OF the stomach
aet ersctsns palpa drolvsnes rreslariy OF me bowels
stomach after the head dizziness
confusion mind attended with OF uemOry,a gnawng
the when chiness affection OF sight and
and weakness in back anguo dstubedseep cold feet
breast
Durnc year. thousands with Joy would testify
great efic scy, like the following
From Major Willis Young of Scriven CO., Geo. 1885
Dr. PetersDrar Sir IL Is with Peakabe pleasure that
iRfo Of INV recovery from most distressing dyspeptic and
liver affection, under which both the OF mind and body
durance vile for BY
Vegetable Aiedcins S;omashc iIepaic At
this time have not vesge fdease a0u seer have bad
for several months wish mike this communication public
for the benefit of suffering humaaiy. Wishing
which audabe undertaking the removal OF the most dis
fressDg complaints L. which hum 4 heir 10 deserves
remain with the deepes, gratitude foe The benefit derived from
your professional skill your friend, WILLIS YOUNG
j. p. Peters, NJ d.
Prepared by Joseph Pesey Peters NJ d. p B. C. p NJ hi
Chronic Diseases vegetables
remedies, No 9 Liberty street, New ork, inventor and
proprietor.
Bio prevent mpostioa each blx of the genuine medicine
will have fac-simile Of the ProPresrs signature the label
will also be the directions, circulars and hoh accompany
them. and his will be stamped the bottles.
For sale retail, BY VIM T. Peers New Haven, and Harvey
seymour Hartford Al wholesale and retail BY Wa Jones' Gene
AL Agent No 10 Laerty street, New York. where Further lnfo
maoa relative their operation be obtained and
certificates Of their unriFaled efficacy.
DR. p his thanks G the extensive patronage
that has been sxeaded him since his arrival ~ this city, add
h0p merit the continued and united u hi Old friends
and gain additional new
decs-lm
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Cards. engraved superior style and printed with Utmost
enam.lrd p-Tsean Cards Person furnishing
their Card plates have them printed IN the most approved
ashone style short notice Specimens 10 be seen and all or
and fashionable Visiting and Store Card Establishment
nov 26-tiI 80 John Of William
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w les TOOL STORE, corner OF Chatham and Chambers
Streets YOrk-T j. w. has constantly for excellent
assortment Of the following-
saws of every description and Bits and Augr
Bits Patent and Dividers Turning and Farmer
Chiseis and GOuge. Screw Plates. Stock. az 0ss Hammers
Axes Ad1es. Bsv tauze, SpInt A-ve Furnishes Spoke
haves Coua Turning Lahes Vices Measuring Tapes,
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes r Cutting Screws Of all sizes
Rules, Files. Drill Rows Cutting Npper and Piiers, Mre
Squares Conpases Pads oil Sones Draw HALVES Plane
Irons and Steel Squares Hollow Aus Drawing Squares.
Tools Shelters Patent Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots. Blow Pipes. &c
N B. large sssnrert Of Planes manufactured ny A. r.
Baldwin Premium Plane. Factory. n v oct2-3ms
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COLLEGIATE sCHOOL, 81. Ie0 caasl .lrssl 3

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, NJ. 10 Canal street,
~ IN faiirk u Canal street. r. McNtlLL and
q. A STgEETER. Pncipa The location 4 this Sohoo
particularly eligible and il spacious and well ventilated
II emhr aces four departments;
Isl THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
fed University College in the United States
under inrseste charge Of Mr. Men. ~ graduate u Trin
College DIhin. Who Tor occupied the critical
~ eparafion % students ior that Gniversty
I'd THE DEPARTMENT or MODERN Ian
GBAG rs which the Grnan. Frenrh and asa taught
under te dTretun MA. Pesiaux Professor u Modern Ian
gage
3D. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT f.r. course of in
sron N the and higher branches Of English education
A. conducted by Mr.. G. G.. Jenniurs.
sk. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. 10 IL lads
under sight Of fsr the higher English @ nv the
tar Reading Spelling Writing the rldimenis
Arithmetic and Geography.
For aIthe particularly apply the tine between
che hours Of 3 A. N. and p. NJ
Reference-.-
Rt Rev. Bishop Onderdonk. George Barclay. Esq
Rev. DR.. Mathews. Chancellor Anthony Barclay Esq.
Of the New York Univesity John Chambers FL
Rev J. y. Shredder, Schuyler Livingston, Esq.
fsev. a. Macsy, John Caldwell, Esq
Wm. Sanpson.Esa. dec l0-5m
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For DYsfEPsIA,ht IYER, C COME IA ut

Ache, Rheumatism, &c.
have used Mr Odham's Pills during the
past years my practice, speak positively OF their e.
and safety. they purely vegetable have found them
safe medicine for all persons OF weak constitution particularly
unable remedies would recommend
Pills an Dyspepsia and other Diseases of hr
Stomach and Liver also have used them with much success
Rheumatism Feeble females reduced by sickness and
those not recurring strong medicine, will find O4hnns Pills
erv valuable Medicine Dr. SMITH New York"
Odham Family Vegetable Pills be obtained genuine at th'
Office OF Tne Herald las Nassau and Of the Proprietor
No SIS VIM OLDHAM. sep S-it
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THE TEEET IFi, TME lIEETHTD STILL

achems realized remedy for Tooth
he n naa by the ee IF h rSe 1
its attractive purifying and strengthening qualities removes all
natural biancy and gums in and beauty Il
asceained from experience that when use the teeth will
When they decsyed h will be arrested and the teeth
and from aching The uf will the
great expense Of filing, filling, and sorapng.
gentleman long ago me, whose teeth fast GO
ing 70 decay they ''ehs Pongy and feyeh
c. which he did and in week his teeth firm in their
sockets his gums had resumed their health his breath
do believe the teeth will decay IL this used directed The
preparation is on different principles than other IN use
Since this weranoher, and another and another have
called and expressed their for the great benefit
They say would induce them TO be without this nvau
The following letter jus, received from VIM H. Fo~is ESQ.,
Mesr. Burnett, c~-Gendem-s; Having used Dr. s,imsns
ing fully satisfied Of IL anqu-sousbe md entire
superiority other medicine that has within
also preserving gums disease and restoring
health havisg become diseased we'll purifying and
are afflicted with the guns. der you my
testimony Of desirable remedy for these troublesome
sp iss wM FOWLER Es Broadway
from s ass y p BuRSE Cor d PL bi ais
Bro dwny Of Lpenar and by Syms Of
The following received lady of great
re.peotabiiy residing !. BIsekyr
where justice demand it, .h-ud be considered
Of public attention and that account IS state the following
undensble Having considerable affected With
circulating pain gums and jaw ard after having
remedies and fsan reeby ha, Mr. Place Of III
which did and strange say it, my teeth
gums aching and have ached since In
drink warm tea or cold distressing pain, and
used Magnetic odoniea teeth appear be sound and
food and drink better than have for ''ss year. past am
seg ySar, re;Dee'iay s, MAKA Nv - e..
letter. another box Of Dr. Sman Magnetic Odontica an5u
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SPECTACLES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

- BROWN Co having heretofore made great improve
IN in the manufscurr Of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
80 THREE DOLLARS, have exendsd their attention to
This branch Of business and ,er themselves they
succeeded in manufacturing article which Tor ghtness
durability lu be exseed by nothing in the line This
hat the combined result Of several experience in the
fscre, mach attention snd perseverance in the pursuit.
Brown Co. in presenting 10 the public, think they have
y reached tia ulfmalm of bany chcapnes nestnes durability
cou the They also manufacture and hive been
doing r superior Fur HIT which i also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat ss been highly approved BY
public long experience will testify. All ie for cash.
therefore good eu,ter the =es OF The DAD WhoeAs
1ealer supplied a the shortest notice Al
BROWN 4 Co's me Priced Hat Store.
sepl i7s Chaihlni. conner IT Mott
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nOCTOR CORBITT May BE CONSULTED IN

IL The most confidential his Office ~ Duane street.
between Chatham and William NV York. where
afflicted with delicate dises old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
disc Of the bladder, uehra, and kidHey and all dis
arising the abuse Of mercury mpury Of the blood
are invited call The banefu effects arising from
Of mercury need descriptions troubled with certain
apply Dr. Corbtt with the ofhaying
Ideally cured without particle mercury other dangerous
medicine His charges reasonable to the
applicant Dr. G. has been edscaed in Europe under
teacher. Of talent and his had considerable practice
hospitals aud dspenares. Instant relief given
afflicted with the piles and perfect effected in three
DAYS from business the slightest pain fhe
patient medicine may he had the Of
cert disease The honorable secesy observed Attend
ance daily from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ Jan 7-u
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DB eF PEE s

~ Or OF ANATOMY AND DISEASES OF THE HUI
MAN EYE No l6i Broadway stairs bes 10 inform those who
troubled with naHsed any defect of Vision,
that they have opportunity Of getting their eyes PER-
fECTLf CURED, without opeatonl by the aid skill,
medicine and glasses Dr. E. having tue under the most rele
haed Dentists in Europe and of the best in America, Pro-
fsor Smith, Of the Medical College Of Oho,is enabled
with confidence that he sight and in sho time
the dangerous diseases Of the Eye hitherto considered ncn
Fable irons his extensive and practice, hundreds in
New York esd elsewhere testify
SPECTACLES.
The patent self adjusting beautiful transparent medium Spectacle
Glasses having Me peculiar property Of keeping the perfectly
COOL giving Immediate and the
ut itself without the necessity Of change Dr. E.
will himself fl the Patent Glsse, suit the particular defect
Price ofthe patent glasses. 81 D, ditto, s..
n u. Eiou Patent Ointment for the immediate Of in
assrzton Of the eye Price 50 box warranted
Advice The gratis the evening Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Lift
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.-Hsing by deed Of assign
~ been appointed Assignee Of the prpe fJACOB
SMITH, Of the City Of New YUk, Livery Sta t.,Keeper) in
trust for the benefit Of all Of his creditors require all in
debted 10 him make immediate payment and all persons having
claims demands against him furnish OF the pac
lars without delay the subscriber the Of Beekmsn
and Sons streets, New York.
Know. o. 1855. noy5 o-tf WA. p. WRIGHT, Assignee.
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STIRLIyC,S ORIENTAL BALSAMICAL Com

STIRLING,S ORIENTAL BALSAMICAL COM
- P0TND-An ecacious salutsy and sfual remedy IN all
cases LeacoTrhre Involuntary Emiss ah weakness
Iessrity Menes Irritation Disease action Of the Bad-
DER all Of the Urinary Organs The imaedae
lief generally Afforded BY OF the Bamc Compound,
shor space time much heightened its celebrity in tbs
diseases confidently ,tred With accompanying
certificates Of the Of the british Faculty, which win
stamp high reputation in which the unique preparation valued
Prepared only by W. Stirling Whe-shape London Sold whole
sale and retail, BY -
poys Apothecary IS Cedar corner Of William St N. Y.
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j. himself to his customers and snd his negocia-
tons he will do nothing his This time and ability
devoted for the benefit Of those who favor hn
with their orders oct 25-t
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OsT AT THE LATE FIRE AND SUPPOSE D

IL 10 have been saved, the following articles -
~ piece, Black italian Luesrng % inche. wide,
and bearing numbers from $500 TO 2627.
10 Black Italian Lutestring II braces So inches wide
and hearing numbers from 1898 10 26g7.
Black Italian Lsiestrings width, bearing numbers
from 1858 10 26f7.
Black Italian Luiestrings IL braces 40 inches wide
and bearing from 2628 10 1851.
40 German Limitation ItaIan) Black Lu,es,rings about
p inches wide, and numbered their labels fol-
lows from llol HOS, ii0s il0e li0, lll6 Ill.,
ll2 l25 l2e, lS5, 49, li4e, ll4l, 1l42 HAS, ll4s
1852 ll53, ll53, ll59 1862 1l66 from I'LL to ll76
1882 1879, 1893, 120 l2o6, l2l7, l2i8
Black French Broadclo ths each piece sewed up
linen wrapper, and numbered with Of the following
numbers-iSl4 1875 1924, 1877 1884, 1871, 1885, 1856
6 Black French Broadclotts, without wrappers pieces
numbered 1857 and 40. ditto 26s and 42l. ditto
1858 and 4l8
Persons avng the will please notice
the owners JOHN DURAND CO,
dec 31-lw II Broad street up stairs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1836-04-21

The Surplus%R Revenue has increased, is in
creasing and must be diminished. The n
mount of public moneys in the Dcposite
banks by the return to Tor nearest 10y the Isl
Of Mnrcli, had increased 10 Thirty three Mil.
lion Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars IND. Intelligence.
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Winter Goods.
EDWARD L. NEWTON,

Has just reeeiped from Boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies of Seasonable articles, maxi
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
are
Superfne, middling, and low priced Broadcoths,
of all shades and priees-fancy, buckskn, ribbed
and cheap cassimers and satnetts-drab lion-skin,
pctersham, dufhls, and kerseys-plan and figured
Bockings,-and lannels of all colors and prices
one bale of rose blankets, one do. Canton flanncs
ono do. Russia daper-one do. crasl-bales of
shirtings and sheetngs.
ALSO-line and very wide cheap cloths for la
dies cloaks-French, German and English Merinos
and dcircassians-cambets rich black and cold Italian
and figured silks-eegant French 81 English prints
and gnghams-Inda rubber aprons, great vari-
ETY. of fashionable shaws, ribbons, gloves hosiery,
laccs, &c. &c. All of which offered extreme
low prices purchasers will find it to their adyan-
tuge to drop in.
Nov. 25, 1885.
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The following Resolutions were adopted M a
Town Meeting holden Newport Nov. 25ih 1925.
Resolved, That the safety of the town requires
better organization the Fire Deprdmen.
Resolved, That the Fire Wards be authorised
and requested To select from their own number, ten
of their most efficient men, who shall constitute a
Board OF ENGINEERS, aud whose exclusive busi.
shall be- to manage aud control the Fire En-
gines whenever fires break in the town that of
this Board chief, second and third Engineer shall
he annually appointed by their own body, and each
of the other seven assigned the charge of one En-
gne, that during the existence of fires, the orders
of the Chief Engineer, in his absence of the
ond or third Engineers shall be imperative in the
government and direction of the fire Engines.
RESOLVED, That the Board of Engineers thus
constituted, be specially charged with the inspection
of the fire Engine Hose &c, and at liberty 10 au-
thorize any expenses for the repairs of Engines
Hose &c. not exceeding $50 for each Engine
VoTED, That the Town Clerk be directed TO no.
tfy the Fire Wards meet AT the Clerks Office at
3 o'clock Monday next, for the purpose of re-or-
ganizing themselves.
A true copy-witness
! B. B. ROWLAND, Iorn CFk.
! At a meeting of the Board of Engineers holden
Ne,cport January 2d. 1886.
ORDERED, That the resolutions ofthc Town pass
ed Nov. 25ih, 1925, relative 10 the reorganization
of the Fire Department, be published in each ofhc
newspapers in town three weeks
Witness
BIB. ROWLAND, Crk: Of Board.
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BRICKS WANTED.
EHRoP0SALS will be received unit, the 18th of February
supply at FOrt Adams, Newport HaboT. r. l. Of
100000 BRICKS.


These Bricks must be in mouds Of such sizes
erage when burned ei, inches BY four inches by inch
esThey kst 5e Of the best quality OF merehaniabe Bricks
The proportion of salmon pale Bricks exceed
eighth OF the whole and no os OF very pale Bricks Will De
ceved The proportion of arch Bricks exceed
eighth of the whoe and of these that much warped
will be received The proportion Of broken Bricks must
exceed two per cent
AT least 10000 be delivered by the first day Of june
and the remainder the of the Summer and Au-
of the year. such periods may suit the convenience
of the provided there be always baud the supply
requisite for the progress Of the work.
Should desire furnish the stated number of
Bricks a less number Of a different from that given
above they will please accompany their Proposals with
the length breadth and thickness of well burned
Brick of the kind they wish TO supply.
Before forming the fair sample viii be required
be deposited the Engneet Office, at Fort Adams, which,
should prove satisfactory Will govern in the inspection of the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made if required each eago duly nspec-
ted and received. All communications touching this subject
be directed Breve Col Joseph G. Toten, L. s. Engn
oers, Newport, K. !. -
JOS. G. TOT"rEN, It. COL Eng'rs
Byera Col
For-Adams, Newport Harbor, r. l.
January 9th, 1886
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AT a ToDn Meeting holden Newport dee. 2. 1917.
VOTED, That no person or persons be suffer
ed to smoke or carry lighted pipe a segar in
any of the streets, down any of the wharyes in
this towE after sunset, upon The penalty Of paying
fine of four dollars, the one half to and for the
informer, and the other half to and for the use Of
the town. TO be prosecuted and recovered before any
either of the Justices of the Peace in said town.
who are required TO take cognizance of the same
true copy-Witness
BENZ. B. ROWLAND, Torn OK.
Al Topn Meeting holden Newport Nor. 25, 1894
VOTED, That hereafter the penalty for all viola
tions Of an act respecting smoking pipes and sesars
passed in Town Meeting December I'd, 1917, be
two dollars instead Of four dollars as therein men
toned and that said act be, end is hereby revived
A true copy-Witncss.
b. b. HOWLAND; Torn OK.
IT a Topa Meeting holden Nc~pon AprH 10, 1896.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted -:
Ist. YoTED, That from and after the passing Of
this act the practice Of firing Pistols, Squbs Crack
ers or other fireworks in any ofthc streets or lanes
or on any Of the wbarses in this town, be and the
same is hereby prohibited
2d. VoTEp That all persons violating the foreco-
ing vote or bye-law, on conviction before one or
more Justices Of the Peace, shall be committed to
prison for a term not exceeding twenty -foar hours
or shall pay fine not exceeding two dollars, at the
direction of the Justice Justices of the Peace be-
fore whom the offence may be tried
Sd. VoTED, That it be the duty Of the Town
Sergeant and Consables, to take personal notice Of
all violations Of this nct and to attend to the CON-
plants of the citizens the subject
4tb. VoTED, That the foregoing resolutions with
the Ist section Of an Act passed by the General As
sembly, entitled s. an act toptcyent unnecessary fir
ing of Guns, Pistols, Squlbs or other fireworks" be
published in both the newspapers printed in this
town, for the space of three weeks.
true copy-Witness,
Ii. u. ROWLAND, TOnn CH.
~ a Special T'ovn Council holden Nevport
Dee. 1911, 1885.
ORDERED, That the Acts Of the town, relative to
smoking pipes and scgars, and firing Guns, Squibs.
&C., be published three weeks in the II. \. RepaJ-
hoan.
b. B. ROWLAND, Council CLERK.
: Dec. %. 3r.
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CIR ANTE.

IDROPOSALS will be received until the 18th Of February
II next, for the delivery Fort Adams Newport Harbor,
RI of
1000 Pcrclaes Of E:laANIFE.
These be split with good faces, beds top and
sides they be durable without sap and generally
OF large a sample which will be referred TO- all
specons may be the ForThey be delivered
OF the whar the Fort between the ls day Of March,
and the 3lst day of December, 1896.
Proposals will be received for part of the above quantity
not less than 500 perches
All communications touching tins subject, be addressed
Bevet Col JoephG Totten, q. s. Engineers Newport H.
JOS. &. TOTTEN, It, CG Eng'rs.
Brerct Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Iarbor, r..
January 20h, 1886.