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rELEaRAPHI0 RnroRrs ron 1Hn Unlos.

"''' - y - $3.50 49,
Morrvp., Auo "A iEap Irs chcae,- 49,. AZ. "a
from among us No cnses reporsed for come week
& e Bssn he ~o y y nos n
disry The poceedines II the inauests have BEEN sns
pended I-so--s'-S ~ - 80 ~, 800
The government has addressed jeer to The NM vor az
Montreal inourng f he couId NOT rreserve fhs rs II
the civ The mavor immednteiv caiIed the ,puniopri
connefi together who atsr dsbsrasjon we've nuabs %
Wheepnon ~ wsvop ,epis tss ~ eoai a. Soscs
and was unable 70 live any guaranty avanst dsorsS ana
riofug ~ ~ go :. ~, 49, 4.
Five of the nsurncs compauies have pased rssoluoos
award prensmsto al who win lend their aid in pro-
eendsries portion Of the police spprshsndnr dsnrsr
70 their lives, have He'd from the city. ~
strike tie blow for Independence. x q ~
All the councillors have arrived n town, ard
were session yesterday ind today The exctsrsn 10
very great 5ttF7l Jasl
so 49, e<.ttet ~ \.
The sfsassg.-- Coaditios Of fks ssarkxss. &C.. 49,
news thcusk the snpoupcs.ns 81 hsr ,Srsr
49, - III Tss' .s..L =, ~ ~
changed Treasury note 81 IlsT New Iosn IIli afi1l
Erchanve on Iondon "a per cant ~ - q = T 49,
Flour e without much movement Sales Of pus sneses
So 56A western State bands % 25 Is ~ south
era IS u 500 Corn meal 80 q. Rye aouf % 81
50 81 Wheat steady Sales OF red 81 I00 70 Il0 cens ~
~ 81 cents Cor mixed and 81 esnu for yellow
Oats ~ cents hye 6z cents Psovisons ,eAdy SALES Of
mes pofs az Wv 20, prime ~ % q ~ Leu csnn
n ebls GroceIss sfe.dy-s.ss Of bag. o. No coes
% csn.' PER 10 - ~ i anu
nsnI r., ha s..,ns,s nsu..nrces Ws;shexs
4 ir,n with saIes Of 400 barrels a. IS Is cent? er Son
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,rrzscus OusIine Illustrations 90 shahspesrsx q 11
ks ,o Numbers forrnal edtion 50 ecnn eech 1bg1
md his day received, s ohers % follow as s1o
AugM r"c> @fso--
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yyOmAss Fruit Cultarfst, confeau1ng a1rset1ons =.
raising young The nur.st and m hs nag.esnsrt =
me oFchafa ''' nun TAYLOR I nAURY,
Aas. n booksu'ess, near - sEsss
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PrTrsBuRe, Aug. 2I.--Mr. Cunning, en-
clerk in the house Of Messrs. Lyon, Shore a.
suicide lat evening, by hanging himseli
Mr.. q. leaves young and interesting tamil
assigned for the commission of the deed.
Heavy rains caused the river To rise aba
A large number Of bouts will leave Tor q
neutrality-suspicious. u per cwt.
-Four deaths by cholera have occurred u
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Important Sale reclaimed swamp Lands N North

Important Sale OF reclaimed swamp Lands La NORTH
Carolina.
THE president and directors of the Literary Fund o
North Carolina, in pursuance of certain resolutions
or sale Fifty THOUSAND Nd AchEs OF SWAMI 1
.nss IN HaE a o. the Literary Fund n Of the
Sounds.
lands have been drained at erea, expense under
the direction OF competent engineers laid off into
tons The drainage has been effected by canals
wit Pungo canal extending from Pnngo lake 10 Pungo
river six and half miles length, with an average width
at bottom OF ~ feet depth feet and fall IL feet ALI
with average width bottom of 80 feet, depth T. and
fall 10 feet; together with sundry tributaries lateral
empyng the navgable of Pamco sound, their
mouths are accessible to sea.gojng vessels
and other valuable timber which the forest OF eastern
North Carolina is distinguished The residue consists
tlmaton OF the engineers who surveyed IT, the whole of
extremely fertile
To grain farmers and TO the getters of slaves heading
and shingles this land offers peculiar inducements "
To immigrants in the ports of the United States
offers soil believed be fertile as any in the northwest
ern States with easy access to the and within three
and the hands engaged during the las. Wo in
getting shingles have enjoyed excellent health.
Washington, in Beaufort county, by public auction, com
aencins on Monday the 2st day Of May next and will bo
TERMS land will be sold in sections Of abo6r TOO
acres according to the maps and plates OF the engineers
of sale
Bond and approved security will be required, and the
title Withheld until the purchase money shall be paid in
fail! Certificates of purchase will be given and the titles,
when made, will be warranted.
TURNrIKE RoAD.At the time and place, the board
will receive proposals for completing the turnpike road
from Pungo lake to the town of Plymouth.
Given under my hand. at the Executive Office, in the
city OF Raleigh, this 9th day OF March, A. ID. 1919
CEAS. MANLY,
Governor OF North Carolina, and ex-offcio
President Literary Board
BY order;
L. CHEvEs MANLY, Sec to Board
Mar I0-tds
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steam Engine and Pump. for Dry Dock, New York.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks,

BUREAU YARDS AND Docks,
March 81, l8l9
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals tor Steam
- Engine and Pumps, for the Dry Dock at New York.,
will be received at this office until IL m, the LIST
day of May next, for constructing delivering erecting,
and putting successful operation, mt the yard,
New York Steam Engine and PumPs, capable Of perform
ing the work required in pumping ont the Dry Dock said
form the within the time specified and to operate
successfully for the term of one year after mpleton
Particular specifications Of the work lodged with tho
Navy Agent New York, the Commandant Of the Navy
Yard there and the Engineer of the Dry Dock to either OF
whom this Bureau persons DESTROYS OF offering
referred copy, which, request, will be forwarded
by mail general plan oil the engine be at tho
Dry Dock office.
fhe tine complete the whole work will be the first Of
January, 1850. JOS. SMITH.
Apr l--law4w
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TO QUIZ sUBsCRIBERs.

As viii be snsrs1 our bssks unless the
psynsn Of the subscription be nads In aAvsncA
Distant subscrbs neasy lstss the postage
which viii be paid BY BY ourselves
ssls trsnsmission
The COUNTRY PAPER publshsd III weekly during sss
sioAs OF Ceusr~ss and semi weekly dusing
Subscriptions period thaa year rscsivsd
terms propsrtionsd 10 the above snasal rates
90 POsTMAsTERs sathertzsd act agents and BY
sending DAILY with ~ sRM
WEEKLY sabscrbss with snalossd; Ave WEEKLY sub
scrbs with 80 enclosed will Ne entitled copy tbs
edition a they furnish us subscriber Cor, svsAa
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III, in the opinion of the
said board oil commission
ers, or of the claimants, any
books, records, or documents
in the possession or power OF
The government of the Mexi.
can republic, shall be deem
ed necessary to the just de-
clsion of any claim, the COM
missloners, or the claimants,
through them, shall, within
such period as Congress may
designate, make an applica-
ton in writing for the same,
addressed to the Mexican
Minister for Foreign Affairs,
to be transmitted by the Sec
rotary Of State of the United
States; and the Mexican
government engages, at the
earliest possible moment
after the receipt of such de-
mapd, to cause any of the
books, records, or doou-
ments, SO specified, which
shall be in their possession
or power. Tor authenticated
copies or extracts of the
same 10 be transmitted TO
the said Secretary OF State,
who shall Immediately de-
liver them over TO the said
board of commissioners:
Propided, That no such APP
plication shall he made By,
or at the instance OF, any
claimant, until the facts
which il is expected to prove
by such books, records, or
documents, shall have been
stated under oath or aifirlna-
ton.
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OFFICE OF ARcntr CT AND SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, City OF Washington. April IA, 1919
StEALED proposals, endorsed "Proposaip for tho
~ extension of the patent Office Building will be
ceved this oce until the Is, of May coming, inclusive,
constructing wings Patent Office Building,
agreeably to tie plans and specifications this otce
which reference may be had and aNer the 10Th inst
Proposals will be received ao for furnishing the various
kinds Of materials required separate from the workmanship
the same, and which particularly enumerated the
aforementioned specifications * being understood that
such matters s areto be of the bes, quality Of the kind
affixed and the work performed the same, in the
the said wings, be finished work,nan
like The plans and specifications will show the
said buildings, and the character Of the work and
mate rails. ROBERT MILLS,
Architect and superintendent
Office ground floor OF Patent Office Building, end.
AID I5-dtIstMay
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obtain BOOKS records documents which may be deemed
necessary to the just decision OF any claim the
Board and which are In the possession power of the
Mexican Republic the last clause OF the fifteenth article OF
the aforesaid treaty of February l5is and the last clause
OF the third section Of the said act of Congress of March
Si9, likewise pursuant the order of the Board,
herewith pubshed;
Extract from article Ky Of the treaty bstcee the Ufed
Staes and Che Rpbc Of Mertco Of I'd february. lSlS
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTL Es,

EoR the all diseases arising from
lula or Kings Evil rheumatism Obstinate Cntaneous Erupons
Pmpe fustues the Face Botehss Bes Chronic sore
joints stubborn Ulcers syphllc symptoms scaca
Ascites Dropy Exposure or in Lie Also Chronic
in this preparation strongly all the medicinal
properties Of sarsapari combined with the most aids
table Kingdom and fully tested only by patients
qualified rscommenaaons and appreciation public
has established its own merits reputation o value and essy
a have been such are not furnished in the
capable q doing sr The million. stl suffering
and struggling with disease PS vs and %
Whole ,Su animal frams V '''
'''@ ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
following striking, and will be permanent of
of eroua commenis itself all similarly al
SOUTHPORT, Conn, Jan. /, 1913.
s % @ % s S S noa
afflicted with the seroaIa
n s IF the
and finding relief from the remedies the disease
psra produced decided and favorable effect
relieving her than any I she had eve, and
friends found her health quite restored II is
ing thoroughly eIadcated the system Our
neghbo all knowing these facts and think very highly oil
''''' ''' Yours, with respect JULIUS PIKE.
letter received from Mr. NJ w Harris gentleman
well known IN Louisa county, va ,,
who aas % boy O wa
lily. Yours truly, 40. 49, .u.,.
"FREpERIcxs HALL, Va, July H. 1882
SaSp sRsARLLIt seems almost unnecessary to direct at
article well known, deservedy popular
but patients often who wish to the extrac
of induced worthless compounds bearing the
little Of the this valuable
root confer greater benefit read
their the Of the
another column Tho bottle has recently been
those who wish really good article
vii find this all the medicinal value the
thousands has proved its efficacy the
which recommended and
any other perhaps is this medicine useful in
change OF seasonHome Journal 1913
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. d. SANDS
Chemists 100 Fulton street of William New
York
Agents in Washington city CT r. s. Patterson Charles SLOT
Messs H. d. W. ii. Gilman Sold in Alexandria by
Cook Pell and in Georgetown by r. r. Cissen.
Sold by druggists generally throughout the United State
and Canadas. Price ~ per bottle six bottles for So
| Mar lS-tIsJuly.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

" KEEL fLAPP
ssrspsrui,
GENUINE,
20 doctor
The CT
6 goat he MOI, he .endns card. beaded fress Quses, in
~hsh
re~ass"d 81" he VIII produce sns. solitary proof Of !. b, .
% 10 GENUINE
OffGAt Old Dr. jacob fOwasDd sArsapaa, Old
msne.s b" family 1 VI and Ids
JACOB TOWNSEND
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Notice of the removal OF the Land Once from the
Falls OF vt. CroIx" Wisconsin, to saltwater. In
Minnesota Territory.
Under authority the first section of the of Con-
u gess entitled AN for changing the location OF the
land office in the Chippewa land disct and establishing
an additional land district i'm the State of Wisconsin,,
proved March 2, 1919, do hereby declare and make
known that from er the thrtieh day OF June next,
the land office the sale OF the public lands in the
Chippewa land district shall be removed from the Falls OF
ST. Croix (Wisconsn) to Stlwater In 81 SIox county,
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this
"N-'N wy y z. TAYLOR.
BY the Presidents:
RICHARD M. YOUNG, -
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
3l-lawl3w
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Cinims ngainst nIcxlco.

(NORNELIUS p. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
" ms will continue atteno the preparing and prose-
cutting of claims of citizens of the United States
Mexico before the Board of Commissioners which will
the 10Th of the present month They have had
great deal of experience and recovered large be-
lore former boards. Their will be moderate.
All letters addressed either of them Washington
post paid, will receive prompt attention.
April Adm
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ID EMOvAL.-GEORGE IL THOMAS PARKER an
the public generally and particularly to their
country friends that they have removed from the old stand
long occupied by them their warehouse, oppo
site Browns HoteI where they will be pleased to their
old and others who desire make
their line and would further inform them that
they there have in extensive and unusually we'll
selected stock superior groceries, fine liquors. Wines DC,
which they will dispose of such terms as will insure
mutual satisfa ction APP 22-3taw3w
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National Eating-house.

oSl hEOElVED, direct from the Island OF st. Thomas,
per pnK Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot OF tho finest
genuine green turtle brought this market, whic1
WI Do served up daily in soup and all tho various modes
cookery ana IN the best possible STYLE Also, from Nor
iok fresh oysters, spiced OYSTERS nackere
shortest notice. y
o. Families served usual
Aug. 1B-u w, WALKER.
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OLD
Jacob
THE ORIGINAL
DOCTOR
Townsend,
DISCOVERER
GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

81 s', z il he tx beg" Gs %
ss ssi s r market I u. .s. ss ',
proclaimed and Wonderful HEALING
Grasd a.d UnequnIled Preparation
nafsaa the la SCALE and called for throughout thu kpA
Ghis Tovs.od. Improves with and
p s ss11.s % 's.us: s;s
lila
=; ing &. Ssi sss
sss s Oh: the. :.s ss '''. . ;l:.: .
H . ss Ss "a os When 5s s. s. ar. RI. HE very
GENUINE
ola Dr. Jacob Towusend's sarsnpariIia.
ssa . es che d ssgsf % SSs i a:
Prepared way the powerful agent y
Cure OF InnumorabIc Diseases.
Hence The se%mnd,on side in favor by
n a G % M /. auruM,
TIoss PI2Pis golchss as from
Impurity 81 the Blood.
GA e: g., ] .s ] @ .sS C. ss.i: 4:
G 4 coughs , and "s
nanity
Female Complaints.
~ S j. s"'fr . m", M" " sn, f.cs S q. w% Oh
curing '''
S'%s i s and % ess, @. general system gives '''' and
Nervoa. Discusses and Dtbi,i'y,
q y Ssi Il II 5 is III f;T s which
;ss aiI: ":s,' pot 81" .' "
a r. ~ Il, sfsa,.S s due
I sae.
The Medicine 20. Pro-rminen,Iy Need:
yd s fsa mana s9l lad , s. he said p To"''d inferior '' This
Compared with tho Old Dr.'s,
GRAND FACT, INCAPABLE DErERoRA
Never Spells,
.s RoE sa iS % s s"a ss.: q. s S
s already a% s ss WAT Ha.s ypps s s Do no,
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NEW style straw bonncts pnrasols, Skc., this day
IN received and will be offered much below usual prccs
among which
% entirely style colored bonnets, the first that
has been ntoduced into this city
Also, 100 of the following descriptions, Wis Lyonese,
English straw, China pearl, pedal, and Florence
braid
Also $50 parasos and parasoets of the latest Parisan
styles. ~
To which the attention Of purchasers respectfully in
vired. p II. HOOE ~ co.
APP l7-2wf
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LNOR sALE.A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
near the Washington Race Course and about two and
half from the Centre Market House, on hne road
This contains within small fraction 81 three nun
red acres about hundred of which OF good
woodland and the balance in good cultivation, apd the soil
much improved.
Tie improvements consist OF wostory farm house,
dwelling farm hands, new two-story stable and
and house, and other small bull
ms an extensive kitchen garden with extensive hobeds,
and pretty orchard OF the most select fruit oil
var ous kinds. -
The whole well fenced the title indisputable the
price and 1t is believed that more
healthy be found in this District, and has
the convenience OF Rock creek crossing corner OF it, and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land The tract Is
| everywhere well waered with fine springs
For further Information, inquire of Thomas Carbcry, o.
Washington, or Lewis Carbery, of Georgetown.
Mar lO--tt
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r KNOX WALKER VIII practice law In the Su-
promo of the United States aad attend 70 tho
prose of osims against tho government Address
Washington, D. Q.
Ma l0-n
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+ USBY d DUVALL, Merchant TsilOrs, under the
IL National HOTEL Pennsylvania avenue, have just
ceived splendid assortment OF fashionable Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing tho most choice articles for
gencmens wear of this springs importation. Our stock
present consists of superior French and English cloths,
and vesngs of variety Of color and quail
ity Also drap d'ee, bombasn, drilling, silk, and Mar
settles vesngs with other article suitable for the
season All OF which will mako up in usual ele-
giant style, good terms they can be bought else
where.
Also assortment of very rich cravas, gloves suspend
ers, handkerchiets, shirts, Stocks umbrellas, NC.
Werrespectiuly solicit call from friends and the
public Mar 3l-3taw3wf
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Treasury Department, April IA, Is4s.


the Sd section OF the of the Sd March entitled
AN ACT 10 provide for the settlement Of the of
public oices and others who may received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise Mexi-
CO., II is enacted that where questions arise in respect TO
the refnndng oil duties collected in Mexico or the ems
sion Of penalties imposed the ground the collection
improper the penalties wrougully enforced the
shall be referred for the decision the Secretary OF
tho Treasury, who is hereby authorized and required To
pay under the direction Of the President of the United
Saie of the money in the treasury raised from con
buttons may DO determined by him to have
been Improperly levied imposed contributions
menis or penalties"
For the of claimants under this section
act notice hereby given that this department will require
that all claims shall be presented In writing setting forth
the character and Of the contribution assessment,
penalty for which remission of duty claim
ed where, when and wherefore tho contribution
ment penalty was opposed, and 70 whom paid Tho APP
plcaton be verified by the oath Of tho claimant corrobo
rated by the evidence OF dsinterosted credible
Witnesses and to be accompanied by the certificate OF the
proper accounting officer that the contributions duties
penalties alleged 10 have been impropshy or wronEfuly
LIVED imposed have been duly for and paid
the treasury Of the United States by authorized dis
bursements dsposites.
w. M. MEREDITH,
Ap l7-eodf2w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Lives insured, 10
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAML. HANNAY, Secretary.
Charles De Seding No. H. todds To- nnnas,is err
vania avenue, agent; W. yoh"''''' ~ -" Nfr ~
Post Office 7,h street, physician. 49,, ,;.
of tho can be obtained application at the
agents office.
Dril7
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ID OBEKr j. WALKER Will practise law In the
III Supreme Court of the United States In answer to
many letters he thinks proper that he cannot attend
to claims before Congress any OF the departments but
VIII devote his attention exclusively cases intrusted to
him in the Supreme Court.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, near the Seven Build
ings, Washington, d. c.. Mar 6--f
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\ I1yTICE-Barard (or Bemard) Peck, late private in
~ Lent (sopas company regiment United States how
a,s,v will hear OF something his advantage upon
calling upon NJ c1yHD = ~ "a
Arm No' . Union DuAoinks'
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NI ARCH Report Of tho Mutual Life Insurance COM
Itl pany of New York, Office No. IS Wall street.
This institution, during the month of March, issued one
hundred aid tweniy-six new policies, viz;
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soarinx, Eermentin2, Acid Cos
OF s. p TOWNSENDt

Old GENUINE
ORIGINAL s,RSAPARiLA, IMITATION
should deal article which World
andwh
piehassrs who r. Townends FERMESTtNG COM
h,uNDl
assa,ss rnh that's Townsend.
Infinitely dramiar unlike peehsr single
s
o d
public
medicine srtes
which incapable which render
q in.ssd Of heal
wounded hu
ne health and bloom md
ornAed broken tnnsh frmyha old DR. JACOB
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT and POUNDS bring his
Grand Univcrsal Concentrated Remedy,
within the reach aud the knowledge Of all who they msnd
know by Joyful ezperience,hs
Transceudsnt Power Hsnl!
and
mions health,
useunc.s othem,.lves their families and Friends
Principal office l02 Nassau street, N. Y
Price dollar per bottle or bottles for five dollars
For sale in Washington by the following druggists sam
ue Butt of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
opposite the Irving Hotel Il. d. w. H. Gilman, Penn
sylvania avenue, Browns Hotel; F Caan,
OF and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office M
Delany of Pennsy and II street. and
Ridgey Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ke Ap l8-d&sw9m.
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~ OWEN Il SON, Merchant Taliors, having re-
L.. ceived their usual supply of Spring and Summer
Goods self cted by of the firm, respectfully invite their
friends to give them call.
AID 22-3taw6w CIntel Il Newsl
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Proposals Finishing the Exterior Of the CITY Hall
MAYORS OPrrCR, April ~. 1919.

FTOPO SaIs 1OF FIh1ShhK tho ExteK1oF OF the CITY Hell
MAYORS OPrrcR, April IL. 1919.
PURSUANT to resolution of the Board OF Aldermen
i and Board of Common Council approved March g.
iSI9 proposals will he received the Mayors Office until
ococklp Tuesday the 9th day Of May next, for
furnishing and executing the work OF the portcoes
ana proposed be erected the south front Of the
City Hail. plans and specifications of which will be ready
for reference in a few days.
Proposals will be received also for stuccong the face of
the whole brick OF the building such portion there
OF may be required LIST, with lime sharp river
sand and cement; ID, with mastic, both TO initiate cut
work.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing the
and executing the masonry for the oundaton and also for
furnishing the unb and the carpentry required
in covering the poricoe preparing the centres of arches.
NC The right is reserved OF making separate contracts
for the porcoes and the steps well the other classes
of work.
For particulars Of construction and finish reference
be had to the drawings and pecitcaons the Mayors
Office, where all other information the subject bo
obtained.
The proposals to be endorsed Proposals for finishing
the exterior OF the City Hall"
Ap 2i-eodtSM