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ELOCkS.-Just received and for sale, SUI
" perlor assortment OF clocks, ranging in price
from 81 90 10 81. Also large assortment ot
Looking Glasses from l2a els to 81. Call and
see our assortment of Clocks, Glasses, Sc and
we feel assured you will! be inclined to purchase
alter You examine the superior quality OF Que
goods Directly opposite Johhson>s Hotel
May % y. J. SCOTT & BRO.
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Domestic musjna. bleachcd ditto, Summer pant
stui in great variety, cloth, cashmere, tweeds,
alpaca, brocad". popIlns, bed ticking, check
shifting. stripe do. SC.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for gouds. APPS
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SUGARS.--A superior 10, of sugars just open.
~ ed and Tor sale, from to u cts, by
June 20 J. b. ASH.
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NOWCE.--The STATED meetings of the Or
" phans Court OF Cecil county, are held on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, June,
August, October and December. School Ac-
counts must be presented, on the second Tues
day IN January, the 2nd Tuesday in Aprii, the
2nd Tuesday ia June and the 2nd Tuesday ia
October. JAMES II. LAMAR.
Jane Is '53 Reg, oi wills,
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A DESIRABLE stE2,g

4 TPRlN ATE SALE.--Thc subscriber wish
IA IS TO sell his farm lying in Cecil county
Md, ! miles east OF Port Deposit and IRON
Pcnyyillc. where the Pail. VII \ BALTIC. kal!.
road las depot. 1t contains
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pOlt Deposit ana Havre. de Grace,
EsgsEcEss! EgseaGsAS!!

IA L y - ~ E2tS
At CharicSto1rN, cecil co0Aty, Nd
gTtllE undersigned brgs leave to inform the
citizens uICccIl AID The nrichborng coun-
ties, that he has commenced the manufacture OF
Common and Pressed Bricks. Being located
on the edge Of ngvlgable water, aud the rail
DAD passing within Il few yards OF the spot, he
feels confident that he can supply those wishing
To purchase, much cheaper than they can be
supplied from either oil the cities,
Having practical wolknen employed and
material OF the very best quality, he feels cor
fdent that the article he manufactures will
recommend itself 20 all good Judges.
SAMUEL LOGAN, Of Saml.
Charlestown; May rs Il
EssHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub,
Il scrber Of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Cour, Of said county, letters / es-
timenlary on the personal estate OF
Mary Hugg;ns,
late Of said county deceased. All persons hav.
ing els inns against the said decea Sed, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
2nd day of May, lS5A
they may otherwise BY law, be excluded fror
all benefit of said estate. An parsons indebted
to said estate, are requested 20 make Immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under N!
hand this 25th dRy ofJune, 1853,
GEORGE PERRY,
June 25 Gw Erec'r.
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New Goods at Cheap Prices,
AT NORTH EAST, CECIL co.

FEYHE subscribers have inst received from
4 New York, Il fresh supply Of
Spring ana Summer
Goods of the latest STYLES; and nj greatly re-
duced prlccs; 10 which they beg leave 10 call
the attention o their friends and the public IN
general. Their stock consists, in part. ol the
lNIl'S I
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Proposals the Erection Louisviiis Castoni-


TREASURY DErAAIsEHTJ March 2os 1875
THE lowest proposals constructing Louisville custom
house, received under the OF December e52
with the Incidental erection exceeding the amount
Of appropriation remaining for that purpose, has been decided
10 award contracts said proposals. bat TO reopen the subject
further offers Notice therefore hereby that proposals
viii be received this until II O'Clock Of the ~
May (Which be each kind OF woIk
agteeaby such notifications OF The original plan aud speenea
prepared by the experimenting architect VIII bring the
aggregate the whole building within the
OF $4,000 The department the right TO reject the
posas Invited II the aggregate exceed that II
IL be Otherwise deemed the interests OF me United
States
will bs awarded except master builders
thereof the OF the soc
Rotary Treasury will be forfeiture Of the Eghiynve
materials furnished nc
corng he quantities and amounts 10 be aseer
The experimenting archtect viii be paid from Tune 10
the work and fifteen cent be retained unu e
building completed and delivered to The United States
Every proposal must be accompanied ny written guarantee
signed responsible PERSONS eerned be SO by the attorney
the United States district judge for the said dsct ha the
required, his proposal be accepted, enter into
bond with sufficient securities in the penalty
$4,000 whole and several IN proporuon)
faithful performance of said contract
plans working drawings for the building
can examined information oucning the proposed work
obtained application the experimenting architect al
Louisville Kentucky
The proposals this department. addressed to The
treasury endorsed, Proposals for Louisville
w will be opened O'clock the day
receiving in the OF the bidders, any
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mar 2awtMay25 Secretary of the Treasury.
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DENSlON Bounty Land Laws, with Optn-
OF Attorneys General and the Decisions, Forms, and Regu
aons of the Departments of those laws from no
MOUNTS Souoa rcs
the a,eng auspices under which this work is presented 70 me
Whist Judgment and experience
TO which large portion Of our W
a and defective editions
numbers by hs late Commissioner OF srahed at the
vious impression that ga complete compilation very much
needed whereby claimant be informed Of the precise
rights which OF The laws opinions
and decision, enne them as well as NE forms and regulations BY
appeal when they apprehend that injustice has
a aonishnent most persons
Of % Inn, Of s I ss es %
med for than due, which claimants justly entitled,
S ssy hsm By p
neys General and department similar
70 be found IN This work The parties snued might recover Their
claims be discovered BY careful pera Of the introduction
the eristence or equity Of claims
claims both and bounty lands by n.dve
by and Mexican wars. which
page 10 Of the introduction derived Adaiaa Cen
'ss 4nS Se e from s%
funding Of 1890 81 30 and at Al a. where the
%s from %s the
public viii be found pdKed the volume, embracing tho follow
Aier. il. II. stuart, q. NJ. Conrad,
WIN. A. Graham, N. x. Halt
Me,aserI Of the Warrington Bar.
Richid 3. Coke J. NJ Carlisle,
Jos. II. Bradley, Walter Lcnor,
p. X. Fendal, Richd WallAch.
Of Of of Rerre
rsnfatire, &C.
Geo, w Jonss-Chaman Of Committee Pensions, Senate.
O. HasChamsn Of Invalid Pensions, House Of Repre-
Mcnonad-Charman Revolutionary Claims House Of
Representatives
Peter Force-Edi,or Of tho American Papers"
Or Liberal Orders for this work, so copy
will be Immediately supplied mail Adamss Express,
ago and freight prepaid to any part Of the United States
MAYO MOULTON.
Ap l4-eodlms
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caa.hen late of the circuit
Judges OF Tennessee
Green, of the judges the supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon Bromdeld l.. Ridley, the chancoors of
Judges Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school.
Plan of istrlonl Daily examinations Of the
lectures but explanations the
essen progress of the examinations
law and equity, in which stu
OF facts
prosecute through all the known actual
practice The framed require them to
all documents 10 be fead
trials Some of the eases are taken by appeal TO
which held monthly In the class, and in
public every The students act clerks she'
chaDcellors and in other Official
| connected with their suits.
the third Nonday
Thursday February The second com
succeeding Monday February and ends second
| Thursday in July. -
Expenses per sessionTuion fee $50, in advances contingent
Students furnish their books,
| VIII be had in Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the unless The stu
No previous study required for I'D
classes Students may enter al
| any during the collegiate year
| s a mo legislature connected with The school
| students the last collegiate year eighty-six
| ROBERT /. CARUTHERS,
| Feb lI-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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Proposals. for Erecting Marine Hospital a Evans
Vile, Indiana,

TREASURY DrFAETAsST, March %, 1883.
PROPOSALS will be received department 25il
May IL O'clock
hospital Evansville Indiana, according and pec
hcaton under the direction this department said
posas 70 be either for The whole building for the differ
kinds OF work the department rservng right reject the
hereby Invited should the United
require Eighty five per Of the
material furnished accodsg price (said be
asceained by the estimate Of the superintendent will be paid from
time the work proceeds, and fifteen retained
until the completion Of the and the Of the work.
SC, by the superintendent.
Contracts will be awarded only builders mechanics
and person.
othe Secretary OF the Treasury will be forfeiture
Every proposal must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed responsible cerhed be the
Of The United states district Judge for the said dsc that the
bidder w When required " hts be accepted
and bond aud sufficient
$4,000, for lis faithful performance.
Pans specifications and working drawings be examined
other information touching the proposed work be obtained
application this The office o the
Evansville amer the 20th day Of April next
The proposals mube this department addressed the
Secretary the Treasury eBdorsed Proposals for Evansville
Marine Hospitality win be opened O'Clock, p M
day hred Tor receiving ths the Of the bidders IL
any shalt be present
JAMES GUTHRIE,
MaT29-2awtNlnyS Secretary OF the Treasury
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DE II known TO NIL whom IL may concern, that the
undersigned WILL according the OF the General Land
ONCE Washington city, due time said office for
scrip lieu of the following land Office military
3 1905, 4 32s 393', and i4Is the originals of which
in the the revolution, belonged
Reynolds, deceased neither located
patented, but casually lost destroyed.
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
himself for the other heirs aaw Of VIM Reynolds,
RIcHAosp April 20, 1853
An Ql-lRW3m
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Proposals Dredging the Bar at the junction
Hack mack and Passaic Rivers, Newark Bay, NJ.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April re, ia53
S,EALED PROPOSALS. at
y 1859 dredging by cubic yard,
this navgabe ordinary water for the vessels
ordinary high the minimum width hundred
length about mile giving excavation whose mini
The will about half mile north OF the
the channel Will extend thence the d
poongaon OF the channel OF the Pnac along the
mel towards tho Light house, I'LL the natural channel Of the
reached beyond the present bar.
Tho dredging be executed in what is known the
CHANNEL from 10 three miles from the ferry the Paxsaic
point from Je City from Newark
road by the omnbuses is also passed several
daily STEAMBOATS, between Newark and New York.
The substance comprising the bar almost entirely son black
mud easily dedgd. The the channel 20 be
dredged distant about mie ovehown high de
with edg and offer facilities for the depos
and retention Of the dredged matter,
Sealed viii be received above dredging
furnish Everything for the execution OF
his The dredging all be done
with effect aud such places be directed by the Of
the The ercayated be deposited such
above mentioned distance Of mle) the ad
acent shores shall be Indicated BY the The directions Of
be binding upon the and his local agents.
Partial will be made In the Of The work based
upon estimates % the number cubic removed
result with the condition of the bar
commencement Of hut work
States Of It's specified Dimensions win be paid
Of the Of the work done will In all
contracted for Is removed when the retained will be
paid 10 the contractor
particulars may be obtained by addressing Leut
United Engineers the Office OF Major r. Des6ed
~ :" JOSEPH c. TOTEM
Brevet Brig. Gen and Col Engineers.
To be inserted IN the Union, lnegsneer aud Republic, Wash
nron Nsionsl Democrat, New York aud Newark Msming
Eagle Newark Jersey twice day
be transmitted 10 the Engineer Department.
Ap o-2a~tlsuune
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pRofEssoR MoasE's IsyIsonATne ElnIa on coz
ns and psSues " he ss
chemist physician and traveller Dr. no'.s he; To- 4
philosopher The Of rsnsrs
sas asus III Of wieh ssy asas in rsss degree Ne
smoke on Ea,ops after long sas an.
in The East Professor morse commenced experimenting Ills
MIGRATING elixir which has been endorsed medical college. o.
DISEASES
language adequate idea OF the and
aled whe,As broken Sya
Ss " al once leSrseed sisnsa and and
The and physical symptom. Of nervous disease
preston debility becomes He erect h.
1oc@ % an a% doe sp.a S
and ne sSs' @ No. nS e q
the relief permanent for The cordial
NAL condition. Well may The preparation be called tho
MEDICINAL wospKR
of the century. scionhc OLA
admitted that miracle of medicine heretofore supposed
A srInuLASr THAT ENTAILS NO xxAorlos
lis force never expended as m The eSss w opium % ssoso
may be said Of him who takes them, the
a, ma" wgss nan e ba inc ~ snas,Ia
influence The The mind and the entire
driasis, dyspepsia general prosuaon lab nervousness ina
e 10 sleep Liver complaint and all dssa;e. N & females
ency, baenness, constipation &C. Sc from whs.svsr
sl aas absolutely aiss any romance A''"
and mind complaints it N the mental pye long sought for and
before found The only that can
IN The nerves Of the face
Ma 1s$ss "'
business S memory eooa The
mental debility n nys 81 @
the appetite strengthen the emaeiated tho health
sqaanmy q spirits, and pIolona ne.
from pale yellow siehy sesauu aod
heard cordial highly spoken Of but was the in
for the same purpose different saapsa., wnsu devn, any
5 ~ hs ny 5 @ ana
its bsnehns me eu il hsa a, feel stronger although ~ not
said could bs Thing Tint,
relief until some of cordial must
Another says The eaee. cordial had
expense besides years physical suffering"
THEMSELVES.
celebrated and distinguished Dr. Wood, Of Ma
| chusetts, says Of IL:
WORCESTER, June i, 1870
DEAR gives pleasure you my pa
while Boston, procured Of your cordial which
already short time since
ss @ o him sss 1ss Ii % ana
extremely bad prescribed the usual medicine
.sa ny
.ha ever warmly seeommenS an occurs
I sns e I Il s Tns
had heard hi. cordial very highly spoken Of but ws one
rily convinced TO the contrary.
| remain very truly, yours,
/ H.A. WOOD, NJ. d.
Dr. MoRvsir; Some time since requested opinion Of
the had pss hT nj. w
give decided preference anything kind
which acquainted both medical
sonable price which cell H. much pleased with its e.
ec with confidence recommend Of the
profession valuable auxiliary for
troublesome FORMS and all safe and valuable medicine
| BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. d.
BROOKLYN N. ", Nov. 81 l649.
highly concentrated, in pint bottles with the
| bown in the glass, and
| SOLD AT SO PER BOTTLES FOR Sl2-Sa4 per DOZEN
Prepared by NJ Morse NJ d. and for sale by Charles H. Ping
general 1872 Broadway New York. whom all orders must
| be addressed.
Agent Washington city. Gilman agents Baltimore,
8. Hsnce, Baltimore =. Rogers BROTHERS. How
Baltimore Bennett Beers Richmond Virginia
Jan lily
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.

Mar PC 2awtMay25

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, April ~, 1858.
GEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this office until Tues
- Of May the Of such
quantities fresh beef and vegetables be required the
Washington fiscal commencing the LIST
day of July next and ending on Inc 3Oih June, 1854
The best The
ma pound
Bond approved will be required in half The
held from Of each payment be made collateral
the OF the contract, Which VIII on no
be paid until IL il fully complied with.
Every offer made be accompanied (ns directed In the act oil
e464I,
proved ION August 1860 by written signed by or
undertake that
bidders will If their bid be accepted, enter into
obsaion days. with good and sufficient ureies 10
furnish the articles proposed.
proposal will be considered unless accompanied by such
anty.
J. ii. LATHROP, Navy Agent.
Ap l3-awiw Intel. and Republic
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John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant to decree OF
high chancery England made
against stod, bearing 10Th day of March, 1884, whereby
rotations VIII this referred inquire and
John HARRISON Thurston
field in the of Cumberand farmer by the descp
meant by the description OF hc my heir and
that tie said should also who the
heataw of the said al his DEATH and who the real
such hesat claiming be the
heir aiaw in America the law of the law in
America the said John Harson who died
the month August 1927 or The heir heirs aaw of the said
his deah the real of such heir heirs
ataw by their solicitors before the sixth June 1852
their claims chambers said
in southampton Buildings Chanee Iane London in default
thereof they will perempriy excluded from the benefit
said decree and all capable giving information
the subject requested TO furnish the the
solicitors or either OF Them.
supposed said had only brother
who emgraed America about o where he married. and resi-
ded Philadelphia ill he died 1911 his eldest
who died at Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving.
Thursday the fourth day of july 1859 O'Clock
the said chambers appointed for hearing audcang
upon claims. Dated this 18Th day Of January 1853
CAPES 4 STUART,
No Field Court, Gray's Inn, London,
Agents for E. Waugh, Solicitor Cockermnuth Cumberland,
and for Messrs. Saul. Carlisle, Cumberland
RAVEN & BRADLEY,
No. 9 Harcourt Buildings Temple, London Solicitors
for Her Majesiy's Attorney General
Mar 9-law2w
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DooKsr BooIxsi HOOKS t-eRAy BALLANrysE

books BOOKS BOOKS i-GRhY n BhLLANTYNE,
Booksellers 7 street. received their purchases
which comprise collection Of religious nscein
they had the pleasure
The public,
family Bibles IN every style Of binding.
Scots Hsnys, B.nsons CLARKE Pools, and Comprehensive
Commentaries.
Pocket es and Prayer large and very fine selection
Neanders the Christian Religion and Church
Ge.eniu's Hebrew and English Lexicon.
The Works Of Josephus
The Eclipse Of Faith.
ynets Worts-Pastors Theology Gospel Studies Moptagne,
sprngs worh.he e.ry Of Christ Mercy Seat Attraction
Of Gross, First Things, Christian Titles, Sc
MelviIiis Sermons
mr. Checvers works-Hl Difficulty Wanderings Of Pilgrim
Lectures the Pilgrims Progress, SC, NC. - -
GRAY A. HALLANTYNE,
Apn 7th street, near odd Fellows Hall,
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THIS give notice that l. Clara McNyiilianis, OF
FTedercksburg Virginia. have obtained the Stale OF Viz
the duplicate land warrant No. for 26oS acres grant
father, Joshua Mclams, for his services In the
dated Jy s. 1885, original being lost and that shall claim scrip
for the same.
Jan a0--law3m
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CAs FIXTURES.

(As FiNTuREs,-h handsome assortment Of frures,
from the mandatory OF Cornelius Baker Cos Of Phhade
consisting Of one and two light pendants three four ny
S light chandeliers and light brsckets torches Neys
shades, portable burners manufacturer prices
Gas ubeips introduced into public halls private houses &C. ny
experienced workmen.
general assortment Of goods always on h ana
Ap e-oaw6wif O. w. BoTELER, Iron Hall
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NEW SPRING so""..-BARNEs MITCHELL, vttbop,
~ enumsrstinG Articles as
me public hs hey ne now opening unusually large supp Of
spring snd summer goods embracing
Of style and material Among h. ppa r,.
erusodtnar bargains IN auction goods Purchasers generally arc
respectfully invited TO give them early call. NV
Between and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
Al l0-3taw3wf
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CLASS No l.


seasoned ueh meTchAntabe we phe per
NJ feet board measurement
900 feet sound mechansbe white pine per
feet, board measurement
5000 3ueh pine panel boards per feet board
measurement
5000 white pine panel boards per feet board
500 feet white pine boards thick, 10 inches wide, II
feet long, III feet, board measurement
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NEW GOODs.-wILLIAM TUCKER, Lane 81 fuckers Build
IN between AZ and 9Th
informing and tbs public generally that he
has with excellent
goods suitable genumen which he
his style the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms for cash.
Marc
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Postponement Of the Public Land Sales I'm Wisconsin.
NOTICE hereby that the public sales Of lands ordered
IN proclamation tho President the United
February 1884, be held following named
Offices the State OF Wisconsin, wit the land Offices
Willow River, Crosse Stevens Point Menasha
cd 10Th, 9th and 23d May declared
postponed until The h, lth sth and 25 Of July
lively.
hand, Washington, this 18th
April Domnj thousand eight hundred and fifty
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
JoHs WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
An 20--Ia
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WHO'S who I'm 1s53One small pocket volume cont
list Of the Royal Family Of Great Britain House
the Ministry the Privy Council m,
Of Commons; Nobility Of the United Kingdom
Bishops Governors Of British Possessions OF NJ.
United Kingdom Knights Civil and Military sc. &c Nc Lon
don, 1853 - - - - 49,
Mar 10 FAANCK TAVIap
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Ns.nss1 We TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, Pennsyl-
avenae 18Th would respectfully Offer
me cyens of Washington permanent
Wy hyperion assortment NJ cloths vsstnps
SYKES and finish, which he pleased
,, V,sesne terms His stock entirely perfect
pantsloons, imue
The best rkmsnshp required and the highest prices
Ap 3-3raw3- TIrt = p.n s"'s' Pi'ess pa'"'
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, N. "
BROWN, SMILEY, co,
Liverpool
q. ROBERTS q Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. hUNROE CO,
81 Rue Noue Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO II DRAPER, Hawo.
will accountable for gold silver
bullion Specie ewely precious metals unless BUS OF
and the value thereof therein expressed
Jan
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IN Of the very limited appropriation for continuing the
OF the boundary no the United States and the
republic Of Mexico the necessity and the uncertainty
the number Of employees attached the boundary
commission, all persons employed said commission, appoint
President Of the United States Secretary ~ the In
rerlor, hereby discharged - .
ROBERT b. CAMPBELL,
MarW Commissioner,
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Navy Agents Once,
Warrington, April le, less.

EALED PROPOSALS duplicate, each class separately
il dosed Proposals Glass for the AT Wash
ison, be received at this once until o'cloek on inc
am day furnishing and delivering such place OF
places within tie aforesaid, be directed BY the
thereof the and articles herein specaed