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The republic., 1852-06-26
p,arrsspuso R.nno.p i, appesrs from the

PsaxrssnUpo RAILROAD 1t appears from the
report of ". H. Larobc, csq the chief engineer
Of the Pnrkersburr raiirond, that he total distance
from tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad at the mouth
oi Three Fork creek, 10 Parkcrsburg, has been re-
ducfd 10 l03} mcs, or 81 miles lees thnn assumed
in bis r port Innde in February. There is no grade
one i'm he hundred, and no curve Of ICES than
thousand feet radius. IL is estimated Tint the
road will cost, with a single track, about s 5J0-
900, or S3,9G6, ,f9q with double track. This is
exclusive OF lpcorn tive machinery and other stock,
which during the fret year will cost about $685.
900 TO supply two freight and two passenger trsins
daily, supposing two hundred thousand tons OF
freight to pass over the line in lhni year.
baltimore Svn,
The republic., 1852-06-26

The Wing papers OF the interior Of our own S'sis.
and Of Virginia and North Carolina, have endorsed
the nominations Of the Whig National Convention
with great unanimity, and with many expressions
Of cordisiity. The platform Of principles IA every
where commended, and viewed the mcnns Of
uniting the Wings Of the Union in the earnest nd
successful support of tho nominees
Balfirnoyr American
The republic., 1852-06-26
They were ndoptcd
ftatlrosd Ersurstou.

On Monday evening last the President and d.
reeiors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, &C
companied by the members Of the City Councils
Of Baltimore and large number Of distinguished
citizens from varioo, parts Of the State Of Mary.
land, made = trip 10 Fairrnont, Virgins, between
which point snd Cumberland, Maryland, the road
hss been rocen j constructed Having arrived at
Fairmont, splendid collation. was served; after
which Thomas Swami, eco, the very able presi-
dent Of the conpsny, made an eloq1eDt speech,
Getting forth the pas history and present prospects
Of the road Addresses we're also delivered by y.
n and J. II. y. Iatrobe, eaqs. by Colonel r. s.
Raymond, A. T Raymond, and Mr.. Pierpoini, Of
Fsrmont, and by number Of other gentlemen
from Baltim,re aud elsewhere On wednesday
the party returned safely TO Cumberland At late
hour Of the night, nnd Tho next day reached Bal
timore
The scenery along tho portion Of the road ju,l
finished s reprosentei TO be Of the most msgnif
cent character, and the bridges, sbutments, &c,
Of the most firm and durable kind.
Thi, railroad will be completed to Wheeling,
virginia, the Ohio river, by Jsnusry next, and
in two years moro the branch from Three Forks to.
Pnhersburg will probably slso be con,iructcJ,
when Baltimore cannot fail 70 attain the fruition
Of the long deferred hopes which his great enter
prise inspired st iis commencement in 1877.
RHopr IstarD wHo' CorvEs1fox The wbig
Convention will meet 81 Newport to morrow even
ing for the nomination Of candidates for ELECTORS
Of President and Vice President The convention
will meet under the happicst auspices. with Pre-
sdentisl nomination in the field viii, h eives the
promise Of soocoss, and which has been hailed
throughout the country With enthu,sstic grsGf.
cation.
For two years tt, State hss given popular
majority against the Whigs The mean. by
which this majority has been obtained nrr well
known They ean hardly be brought 10 bear upon
Presidential election; and il they arc, our friends
we'll know that it is in their power 10 carry the
state by triumphant vote. The four cectorsl
votes Of Rhode leland niue, be given to Winfield
Scott end William A. Graham; and We iru.t tic
nomination of The electoral ticket will be promptly
followed by that thorough organization aud igor.
ous effort which nccossary 10 iis suocess.
The Demccratic Convention for the nomination
of electors will be held At Newport on tho flllow-
ing day. .-- PrOvideuc, Journal 23d.
N.VsL.--h gives us pleasure TO learn that Com
fnsnder Pcttigru hss been acquitted of the
charges against him, which The subject uf
inquiry for time before the court martial sit
ting on bo ard the Pennsylvania.
tNoyoik Beacon.
The republic., 1852-06-26
Mr.. Stanly,s speech.

lima, in reply to Mr.. GENTRY, is for sale at the
Republic office, at one dollar hundred.
The republic., 1852-06-26

II 10 not cur purpose to go into any costscy Of
glorihcstion on the nomination Of General Scott,
but advise our Democratic friends not TO chuckle
too deeply. In extreme cases Of their present.
plaint there is some danger Of f,s; and give
them timely warning now, that before fortnight
has passed their heads they will feel very
much ashamed Of any premature pretence Of de-
light in our nomination. That nomination will to
found NOR. inconvonient for them than they ma-
eine. Juu let them remember what ,sy.
Ne,r London Conn Chronicle
The republic., 1852-06-26


MADAME Alsosf' gave a concert nj New York
on Wednesday evening, which s represcnted by the
papers Of that city rs having been decided tri.
ufnph. The Erpeu says:
''The result was n success fully cqunl 10 that
which bss ever attended any great singers debut
nv our city.
"Nisdsme Alboni sang five we'll known and q,
vOriie morccsur. /. Arsace's brilliant Cavatina,
(Semifamide,) 'FCcomi nj fine. 2. Orsino's n b
nous Brindisi,' (Lucreya Borgia,) III segreto per
flce' With basso and tenorc, in the
Ter1etto, daughter of the Regiment,) 'streti in
STEM Z. With tenorc, in the Duett. (Pssqusle,)
Torment dir and S The sparkling and v,orf
rOndO finale Of The Cenerentol, Non piu rnes's'
Here, certainly, was n variety and one mignt
Rave been excused for entertaining, in advance,
the slightest possible svrpoion that the music Of
Arsaco and that Of Cinderella could hardly be
equslly we'll executed by the same singer. And
yet the Non piu mesa' wss the GROWING glory
81 this glorious ,veniug-f contrsli, did sing 1t.
The aud.tncc, greatly ne they hnd admired fafc;-
mated, in fact ss they had been. by the previous
performance Of tbis delicious singer, were fairly
taken captive by her exquisite rendering OF this
exoltant gush Of joyous feeling, md encorcd tb6
rondo 10 the echo TINT III encore ngain and IL
repeated. htevery pause and at the close, tho house
came down with plaud and brayus, nd bouquets,
in great profusion' -
sAIs or LhNp--Thc farm Of Captain Belt. in
the forest oi Prince Georges county, Md. cold
last werk for ga lo9, or $40 per ecro. Purcba-
ser, VIM. u. Beall, esq.
The republic., 1852-06-26

Trs Kise or NApIss las given permission TO
oor tovrsman, MIR. Morris, Minister Of the United
States nt the Nespoli,sn court, 10 have large
block Of lsvs GU, from the foot of Mount vc,uvius.
to be employed ss The foundation of statue to be
erected at Warrington. His Majesty bas also
allowed him TO open two ion.bs nj Herculsneum,
end 10 take away tic contents fcr the National
Museum Of Washington. Tho,e objects are 10 be
conveyed TO New York by the Independence fri
gate, Of the United States, no~ at anchor in tho
Bsy Of Naplcs.- Phiia. Ledger.
The republic., 1852-06-26
rEr1rIoNs

rETITIONs.
BY Mr. LETCHER: The petition OF r. w Cooper
and otbers, citizens Of Hardy and Shenandoah
oounties, Virginia, praying for the establishment
OF mail route from Moorcield. in the county Of
Hsrdy, to Mount Jackson, in the county OF Shenan-
doah Referred 10 the Committee on the Poet OF
fee and Post Roads.
The republic., 1852-06-26

N.VsL--h gives us pleasure TO learn that Com
fnsndor Pcttgru hss been acquitted Of the
charges against him, which were the subject uf
inquiry for scrnc time before The cOur. martial si
ting on bo ard the Pennfylyania.
tNoyoik Bacon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21
WOMEN AND MEN.-Women, especially young

WOMEN AND MEN.-Women, especially young
women, either believe falsely, or Judge harsnly
Of men in one thing You, young loving crea-
ture, who dream Of your lover BY night and by
day-you fancy that he does the same Of You,
He does not-he cannot; nor is it right he
should. One hour. perhaps, your presence has
captivated him, subdued him even to weakness;
the next he will be in the world, working his
way as a man among men, forgetting for the
time being your very existence. Possibly if you
saw him, his outer self, hard and stern, SO
different from the self you know, would strike
you with pain. Or else his inner and diyiner
self, higher than you dream Of, would turn coldly
from your Insignificant love- Yet all this must
be; you have no right to murmer You cannot
rule mans soul-no woman ever did-except
by holding unworthy sway over unworthy pas
sions. Be content if you lie in his heart, as that
heart lies in his bosom-deep and caIm-its
beatings unseen, uncounted, oftentimes unfelt;
but still giving life to his whole being [The
Head of the Family.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21
OUTWARD BOUND.

The day has passed. and evening gray
Fades DER the murmuring sea;
Our white-winged vessel glides away,
From love. and home. and thee;
Unconscious that our fearful eyes .e4a
Still watch the less'n ming shore,
Like a wild sea bird on she flies ''s s
To clmes unseen before -Isfa-5s f.a~. D..
When murky. troubling thoughts have pressed
The dropping heart with dread,
I'll watch yon moon, whose beauty blessed
The trusting hours long fed; f-s5
But, many moon as bright as this
Its star Lit path will roam 41e s-t 9i-
Ere rcturn-ayain to kiss -. ,....-,
The prayerful lips at home
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21

WATsIDE DREAM .. Bg BAYARp TAYLOR
warm and drowsy sweetness
Is stealing oer my brain;
see no more the Danube
Sweep through the royal plain;
hear no more the peasant girls
Singing amid the grain
Soft sivery wings. a moment
Seem resting on my brow
Again, hear the water
But its voice ia deeper now.
And the mocltine bird and oriole'
Are singing on the boUgh,
The elrn and linden branches
BrOop dark and close ocr head.
And the foaming forest hrooklet
Leaps down its rocky bed;
Be- still my heart, the seas are passed
Tho paths Of home tread
The showers If creamy blossoms
Are on the linden spray.
Aud down the clover meadow
They heap the scented hay
And glad winds toss the forest Ieaves
All the bright summer-day
Old rlaymutcs. bid me welcome
Amid your brother-band:
Give me- the old Affection
The glowing grasp of hand
Worship 10 more the realms Of old
Here, in my Fatherland
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21
" EW ADVERTlSEMENT-Le every body
Y READ IT.
NO. ].
h. II. r.

H. H. IL.
hAOWAl'S READY RELIEF
in, rlfs9i AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
THE MOST VIOLENT m rASs IN FEW FEW sEcosps Sec
will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
sERvots @ e 3 m os a" HhS1 Ns sio n m
HOURS -
Itp., mill in M III i a. Al AND .S! u hATLkNAL. y "a
ptzrs PAINS. ''A''''D9 @"'' 'S'
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-SUFFERING OF NEW
Y. who ar. .srDv vim, oE.EANs ,1.i y" Ss ,o,,- .,n,., m
,r T G@ q @ 19H% Wy ~ cHAETREs STREET
1r,f w. - III.
'"' ''0 'i'0A Fam Al IN sEoM nhhEIo 3 FIVE MINUTES
Nv ,,-. ,1,r - ., - IN - y =. "a ~
RHEUMATISM IN roT-R t1nUps
NEUKAIGiA il one HofiR no.
DIARRlu.A in FIFTEEN MNiTrs
E22TaAeHr sf2gM n n fi%s PNf 5EG@SR siIySTSs
sIGK iiEADAcAE il FiFT;EEN Es NiSiiTrs
G shift /, fEyER ,; n y EifTEEN q q! lSiiSgTEs.
SORE THROAT il FotjR aiSuTES
INFlUENZA iN ONE HOUR.
Guns WoGxDs fRos1 Bifs ColfRA M1RnI3s KysF
Terry Tic pOoREUX all other complaints shere there !. &C.
a eEy l aGds cure de- Hf RELIEF will n'''ny atop the pan"
SICK HEADACHE
rESSiy EfAp{ ~ tft rt ,IYi W STOP TIE MOST DIS
Ect,n the stotaa ana sai nens. .'Se ths
poisonous .,'' OF the '''1pIt: PREVENTION
ana"E mall s s T.In s M pn 5 oS % sslv r. r. b. viii
"f0f "n4 'a''S"e' 1Np,r,,1>,o
NJ; ~ Of n. s$sl Water, and battle til.
prevent Dis n's ', ','Sn,s' 9,aa,s ,aI e,d,.9Ss,
pRRqA M BRY oobY E DMLAiSH VA SHSrRA noRRs
rAXEUL scHAKGi ocst is'ia Syrt pans few
remove the -, '1' '4'' VI" 'p''"S
ram sToppEn IgsrAyzy
RApwAg,s READY RELIEF rosa. nm a,n,, ,,t..,ua,, H.
hnencc sharp darling Ig G pa OF his cruel eompa1 u In
saoa Of Srng p@ L la. e"Sa a Sns ca.. .ggig
do H. Ssss ] a@y Il f fEhbY % M EE o Gs o .aG,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21
TIA R. ERARD's GREAT PRIZE Ea,-sss. sss.sss

TEH Il. EKAElTS UREAT PRIXE--ESS2sssgg,s,s.-l,-,
IY MEDAL.-The SOLE GREAT MEDAL. ska
Council Meda) delivered the LONDON UNl-fY 1 N n
VktSAL EXPOSITION for PLANO And HARPu v " VI
MANUFACTURES, has been to
ami ENGLISH MANUFACTURER. "
MIR. ERAFDS MANuFA ACTORY IS THE ONLY ONE OF ALL.
NATIONS that has received the GREAT for this kind
sc smsnshp. "
NJ FEiRENBACH No 65 CANAL srRKET between Charles
cadelei Streets bgs leave to inform the public that he has
2GtLoS the manufactures OF Nessrs ERARD j. PLEYE
other good MAKERS all guaranteed
climate.
NJ FEfIRENBACH offers also his REPAIRING AND
TUNING t'ANiEs AT the .horfrgt notice. AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
tS Incorporated in April s4s, declared
Tive Y-.rs' Business
Cfce No. 8S CAMP ST, and Connoa els.
hsNkss oP ThE COMPANY iPK ,aunANck
This Company being .y protection policy
National Benevolent
and solid principles and sordnz small annual paid
ard aand.oma Legacy - widows aud children death
S All policy holders, whehr
iln1e the TIL death,
tho Company.
refo in,aro the lives Il Debtora. cal
eject the
htfsell ain eIdren Tree from thr cHtG Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John ), Allison, Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
J"ba tfGgGn Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
robert j. hhrht u. II. Barton j, Perkins,
Joseph ;" "alkeri WIN Mure. Arnold Harris
DlRECToRSi
z. W Sewel, Thos. {. jenkins, p b. Tayler,
tsN: ertoSe, John NJ. Currsn, g. q. Stsevcr,
NJ NJ C"len L. Swu.-nberg. II. RhpiewaId,
Hsfnue WOH, John A. DOughefty, c. NJ. IutherfUrl
y "!ckhAm, John Claiborne, r. g. Armisteai
SEQ W smith, y, c. Hail. R. Bpin,
H. Heart, En-, WInga,s.
Epw. JrNNER CoXE, Vice President.
A. j. WEnnERRuRs, NJ D., Medical Board of
L. "A g. FssT HstDy A. n oH5oil,i'a conas attorney.
RcHARb BgI~, NJ D. Magazine street Medical Examiner
who ~tl! be AT the ofcs daily from haltpast 0
BY the Charter only $4,000 is taken a single life.
Ii This Company prepared applications
and Policies healthy White persons and
Nrors, the Table established
than tie r,es rhaged by the York and London
% restrictions residence tn. South. By the charter
Of Profits declared annually, the profits
he made ayalat the of their amount
where Tie party has PAID his premium. u.
IT California Permits Newly
Table OF Rates and all Information Life Insurance. papers
to effect Insurance. G had
sE- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
CS- Office hours, 9 A. N. TO 5P.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21

THE CARE OF DOMESTIC ANIMALs-Edward
Everett, lately, on taking the chair, in Boston,
at an agricultural meeting of the members of
the Massachusetts, Legislature, made some very
happy remarks on the humanity, so to speak,
of the brute creation Rising from the wonders
of life in vegetation, he thus introduced the
subject Of the evening-the care of the domes-
tic animals? -a A"'
81 suppose there was time, in the infancy
of our race, when the horse, the OK, the swine,
the sheep, the ass, the goat, the dog. were as
wild as the deer and buffalo, the wolf and the
tiger, at the present day; as wild, though not
as savage. What could have conducted man to
the selection of those animals with which he has
surrounded himself to share his labors and min
lister to his wants, but the unseen power of Pro-
vidence guiding him to those whom time and
patience would enable him to domesticate, to
the exclusion of others destined to preserve their
native ferocity
sit is evident to my mind, that man was led
into these associations by a wisdom beyond his
own; that those higher principles which led him
to organize families, communities and nations,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21
DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

HE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21

LVE signed have leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS for
n OF M4rs lie establishment is nnd goin.: thorough S
being
Visitors tie Isl Of M They have ,t
@A liRAF late Of thc Lake Providence ot.l reputation as a
Hlotd not neor No ns x|ense
er desirable The the Waters nrs
TOO i"r known tn need comment,
!hcse e situated il iIiads county Miss miles West
miles % Clinton,
Raymond, aud two aud t. lalt North of Eoopsr's Well
iAC.S are always visitors the
the linlfoHd Dogpis Ht jackson, tlnlpE and R4yinoG
RATES or BOARD PER MONTH $50 GO
f.!-.N''- IL tn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21
Fee! ECe :! zee -,

III for stir 4cio ring,
81 casks EIpenor CAROLINA RICE just anied.
bags nIAri PElIT GULF COTTON SEED.
i bales (?5U each) GuNNY BAGS.
pipes, halves and quarters ARSALLA VINE
kuUg II brand OF J. * G. Foro.
10 bhls. PORT WINE.
10 Irf plGs, quarters and eiShls fine MADEIRA.
IrAlihS WALNUT LENrFLS BEANS. etc.
on2 Fpr sale low. Apply to BARElLl " co, 81 Common S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21

JOBS NchAE
SH CRAE & COFFMAN, Cotton Factors Com
mission and Forwarding Merchants street. NV
Nrw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-21

We II. I.ryfgIcu.
/ EVERlCH, VIM e. s. Co, Cotton Factors
u and Commission Mesan No. "A Old Isvee, Neworeals.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
STOCK or GOODS
ease on Premises for Sale,

Lease on Premises for Sale,
TIME undersigned offer for sale their stock os
GooDs and LEASE on THE PREMISES they
occupy at Summit Point, Jefferson county, Va.
They have the premises under rent until lst of
March, 1854, aud have no doubt but that a lease
for a longer period cat be obtained from the pro-
%prietor, Mr.. Thomson, upon favorable terms
The Stand is known to be one Of the best in the
county. 1t is on the line of the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad, and has The advantage of a
considerable forwarding business in addition to
an extensive trade.
Any Communication uron The subject may be
addressed to a. F. s. w r.. SEWERS, Baltimore,
Nd or NATHAHIEL SEWERS. summit Point,
Va. SEWERS 4 BRO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
DEATHS.

uElizabethtown, Kentucky, on the lstof October,
t"HbGef ilTu-ss, III the 9th year of his age, Mr.,
d Z 1t DRf G. WlNTERsMlfH, formerly Of liar.
tnnaFerry. His remains were attended to III gray.
Ebbi, Masonic brethren, aud by a large concoursc Of
~ Camp.HiU, at the residence CT her son-in-law.
o!~,.Mry WISTzELL, on Thursday morning, The III
Ssn Mrs. ELIZABETH CAMERON, in the I'D
Tsar ofhcr age.
~sodIen'v, Of scarlet fever, in Kingston, Pennsvlya-
a. on the 18th instant, JAMES DUDLEY, iufant son
JTEsEpERIcK ". and HARRIEr EICHELBERGEn. of JEFF
ESQ equity, Virginia, aged 7 months and days.
Near Mi. GiIe9d; Loudoun county, april 18TH, 1852.
1ITCIES, at the advanced ag+ of 10 years.
On the 9Th instlnt, at her residence. near ut. GiIead,
uT SARAU HUGHES, the b. loved vile of Mr.
i'.c HuGmEs, aged SO years.
At the residence of his father August IIth, 1852, of
trioid fever. Mr.. WIN. HUGHES. afcr an Illness Of
Sfee weeks, in the SD year Of his age.
At his residence, near Woodgrove, Loudoun county,
- te 10th instant, RICHARD OSBURN, Jr., in the
slh rcar Of his age, and his father RICHARD OS-
BURN, ST near tho same place, on the IIth instant,
d Tie ITth year ofhis age.
On the 4th instant, in Londoun county, b. PATTER-
son, sou of JonN Il. and Frances Moss, aged three
,el,s, five months aid four days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
Goats, l9anI5 ah1 hEsta

: You want a suit sf CLOTHES, of s7on.d
oa @53e[lai and of excellent style aaG make, cal
IN WILLIS J. STEPIfExs. Merchant YailoT -;
1ef Q: Shenandoah ardIsfiJge street. near AZ
@asI : Hotel, HarEeFs Ferry, Virginia, WIef:,
WI oe tonOd at all Times a large assortment &
Slotlls, C-sssSInlcEcs and V~esfinss,
a az. Other eeasouable goods for hlsn's War
which Willie manufactured to order in Tho M ~
Style and at short notice.
Also a large assortment of CLOTHING, Of
superior quality, TO whiGIfthe attention of .,rT.
alemen Is particularly ineited, as mt:cI, of Il, +.
golten up IN a style rot ]iuterior to tie best or.
Also, a great variety Of Furnishing Articles
'sucn as SHIRTS, Drawers. ('rpvdts, G,1ves, Bns.
Psneers, &c comprising . complete assortment
mans wardf0be. seN''E'
All clothiog parehased at this establishment
warranted well sewed ard all rips VIII be sCtye;I
without charge. Afg stock is n6w fuH and com.
ple'e, and ua pains will de spared to ramder SAT.
'stactlon, to all who mag favor me with a call.
WILLIAM J.. STEPHENS.
HaTDers-Ferry, Oct. 49, lS52.-F. q.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
Oct. 10.
Oyersccrs OF II.c Poor.

A MEETING Of the 0ycrseers Of the Poor of
"a Jefferson county viii he held ut Sappiug.
toms Hotel, IN ChariestONn on NIonday Tie 8th
day of November next.
i Superintendent Of the Poor will be appoint.
ed at that tirpc, who sill De required to iurn:7h
suitable houses Tor The I'opr, with gac5enS, ti:e-
wood, stoves # required, servants To cook wash:
aud nurse ; pas;ucage au:! rcugI. food 'Ur d c2w,
&c.
i contractor will also lc appointed 10 furnish
pork, beet, corn, -four, sa4s. &c.
n p~unctual attendance Of the members Of tic
Board is required. By "tIcr oltl q Bead.
SAM. STONE, CEe1k.
Dci0hcr 10 1919