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by GREEN 4 SCOTT, Asctioneers.

A LARGE DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK BASE
II and oi aucnonon Tuesday, the 9Th Instant At g.
shall SELL front f the premises, double frame house.
with brick basement containing u and through tho
square LOO M, and IA
i2h and contains about 1900 feet aud 10
hand orna flowers and shrubbery.
Terms balance 3 and notes
of taken
tie deferred payments. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
I'D Aucuoncers
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The suit OF The heirs of General Lafayette against the
Countess de Ponalba and others decided in the Uni.
ted States District Court the 10Th instant and presents
some features OF interest The character OF IN, is
"a follows:
Congress, on the ID OF March, lS03 authorized the
Secretary OF War TO issue land warrants 10 General La
iayee for $40 acres 10 be located In accordance with
the ac, for regulating grants OF lands appropriated for
military services % the 9th of March, 1903, Congress
authorized General Lafayette 10 locate the above-men-
toned gran, OF land in the Territory Of Orleans, any
land belonging TO the United States the ground TO be
veyed by the party claiming IT, In the year 1907 the agent
OF General Lafayette located third part OF of bis
warrants near The city OF New Orleans on the vacan,
ground lying beyond the line OF the six hundred yards
then lately abandoned by Congress to the city corpora
ton The location perfected in 1925. portion OF
this irac, marked vacant, and portion marked az
claimed though embraced within the limits OF the oca-
ton The claims OF Madam Pon'alba and others are
derived from series of convey extending back 10
the period OF the French dominion in Louisiana These
claims were confirmed by the land commissioners The
court decided thai the confirmation of the land commits
soners settled the question OF ownership against the Uni
ted States and all parties claiming under the federal
eminent Judgment therefore given for the de-
PENDANTS
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zss 900 bales The stock hand hero IL 1870
bales
May 2i.-Cotlon Is quiet but iFm. The Afrioa6 news
is considered favorable Sales of 500 bales 81 10
cents for midding receipts $50 bales exports $3.50, Mess
pork has declined $40 Bacon sdes u shoulders
81 cents
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n,-First The Of this ward will the
Squire Dy Tuesday evenings to elect delegates TO
nominate candidates the munich
pal filled by election the first Monday in June
May9a MANY DEMl GRATIS.
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ls-Fourth The of this ward viii at
City Tuesday evening" elect delegates democratic
candidates for the municipal Offices TO
be filled by election the first Monday in June.
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lSecO"d Ward-The democrats Of this ward will meet st
franklin engine house Tuesday evening" at haifpas
o'clock 10 delegates
nate the municipal offices TO be filled by election ON
first Monday in June.
MayC
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EXTRA Pay the saiIors.-Those officers, scamsn,
"a OF the United States service who
served in the Pacific on the coast Of California asd MEXICO
1885, expedition, we'll the lc
deceased who performed such service
double granted them by Congress The following
Southampton, Constitution, Savannah
Lexington, Congress The Portsmouth, Cyane Warren, lie
Erie and Dale will be ready for payment 10 about rcs
weeks.
Of the pay due the of the several
all information, promptly furnished by
early Nj. SNYDER,
National Hotel Building, Washington city, d. @.
BTbe highest price viii be paid for land Of all
kinds.
May l7-dlm M 8.
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ny-Scventh asdThe democrats Of this ward will
Tuesday elect delegates demo
candle for the municipal
ces by election the FIRST Monday in juno.
May "a
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneor.

VERY VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION, SOME WITH En-
prvirgesI will sell public auction, at
rooms, Tuesday 2lh O'Clock, the
square No. 39l fronting 1913 feet inches tho
back ground The western half Ii occu
pied by Mr.. Lambcil s "A ship yard
Also front being the entire front Of square $780,
This situated
between Lanbell's and BTaiiey's wharves.
Maryland 9TH
street. $500
bestu nmprov lots Maryland avenue.
The especially invited the
which very sites for residences.
fourth the balance credit OF
|, 2, and years, ii desired by the purchasers.
Also, for 80 renewable forever lots and In
GOO These lots command
Potomac Fort Washington To secure the
payment until improved three years. will be
aured advance.
II will sell ground OF $3.50
100 O00
ground square 327 thereon.
that b.
hucuntion value well NJ from taxes
vate sale JAS c. MCGUIRE.
| NAV I'D Auctonsar.
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ID j. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
received another of elegant goods for gentle
men, stock the present time compss Those
themselves with clothing for the
approaching weather should by all goods
they purchase elsewhere.
MAY l5-ihf
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ByJ. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioncor.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOFTY
deed OF duly executed and rscorded the sub
public sale Wednesday, the 2h instant
the premises lot III in the subdivision OF orig
nal lots Nos . . T. and y in No. $685. iro1ung Ofeets
inches Virginia
Of sale, and balances
besins day Of
by deed OF the II the terms u sale
the sale, the will lie
the purchaser All conveyancins
expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS. q. WALLACE, Trustee.
yAs. &. MCGUIRE,
May 2i-1ts Auci0ne0s.
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luy-GeorEe w. Stewart II respectfully subnlftted
Second ward for their uases the ensuing
ported by MANY VOTERS.
May 2f-d.d
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morning and his head red from his body.
FIRE AT AsSAPoLls-t.Ros SALES OF TOBACCO, ARC.
BALTrxoRK May 2-The magnificent residence of Chas.
Worhipeton near Anna polls, was consumed by fire on
Thursday last, 1t said to be the hanasomes building
10 the country
AT Petersburg. Thursday there was brisk demand
for tobacco and nearly 200 hhds changed hands at nl
prices.
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LOSS OF A sIEAMER

BALTIMORE, May 2I.-Ths steamer Fayetteville exploded
her boiler few days since, Smithville, G, an,
soon after sunk One person badly scsldsd. Los,
$40 900
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-Mr. Editorreaso Nicholas Callan for tn
board aldermen Joha Wilson declines candidate
= = MANY VOTERS.
May 24-dtd flnteiJ
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PROM HAVANA MAN DROWNED.

NEw ORLEANS, May 10 The steamship Empire City ar.
rived to-day from Havana. with dates 18th instant
The papers received contain of importance
Shortly eff the steamers departure from Havana Thos
Strickland, the rird officer OF the Empire City, fell over.
boa rd and drowned.
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER GOVERNOR.

PORTLAND. (Me.) May 21.-The steamer Governor Will,
on pa ssage from this port for Bangor met with acct
dent to her machinery. which compelled her anchor
Half Way Rock, from which place she towed back II
this port
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DEPARTURE CALIFORNIA STEAMERS.
EKw ORLEANS, May 32.The steamer Phiadelphn sailed
to-day Aspinwa and the Daniel Webster for San Juan
both full Of passengers
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
CINCINNATI May 2l-Fortman's every, at the corner
OF Main and Twelfth streets, destroyed by FIRE this
afternoon.
Tho citizens and police making strong effort to
u ppress gambling. The police judge Issued warrants
or the of the proprieors OF gambling houses,
and In they all closed last night but
This was entered during the night by the marshal the
prime pal arrested, and the tables destroyed.
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ico-N O. Pieayune, Mayl3.
a;-First Ward The democrats of a,
demoeraiie city convention
p. M S'sss' TO De ne' s'"'" MANY
e rnan sss o dm.sc civ 10
municipal offices be filled by election
tn, e, first y Monday in june
es-Fonr,h Ward The of this ward win
nominate candidates for the municipal Offices
be alcd ~ election on the first Monday in June.
MAY
Island Hall on Tuesday evening 70 cleo, delegates TO demo
be filled BY election on the first Monday in June
O7-George. w. stewart T. repeatedly submitted
candidate for tho common council and viii DO
] P0 May si-ad
board Of aldermen, las candidate
rceleeionD and tina, he will be supported By
May a4-dh nn's'l
ny-Dcnaocrats, Rally. Rally! Rally !-Thc
of The wards will please cali ward meeting.
for the municipal officers elected on tho frs, Mon
place holding convention win Be .nnouseed
in Ium,' notice MANY DEMOCRATS.
/ nNDemOCrat0
to NEE, al The Northern Liberties Tuesday
ming X O'clock into consideration the
convention
anu "'' MANY DEMOCRATS OF THE WARD
nTFinh Ward Dsmocr~cy.--The democratic voters Of
on capio I al TX O'clock evening,
Jake into consideration e nomination Of oes: for The
"Au' :" ''''e " ~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
May s-2,
For Collector or TAres-The friends Of Captain John
bryant viii sustain his nomination and urge b. election to the
90 For collector Roeb. presented
nsi 10 which he discharged duties ONCE
hand. Of HI, fellow their hearty support
May is-eod,lsiJune thepupieJ
or LemueI >. Middleton for city Coilsctor.The
the ofbce city collector the ensuing election in June
building below Il, the General Post Office
The library and reading are open every day Sunday
and the standard and masaans. Of country
by order of the Association.
III for s.erns hogs has ten rooms in good repair aud = eli
@ , se month"; and can be purchased on aseommoda,ns
Apply at The house furnishing store Of Nm mecrexo
Sf may s. .lssi opposite exchange BANK
DRAWING Young Children containing hun
copies, and exercises Pub
shed OF Society the Diffusion
/ Useful knowledge, London.
Nuurs drawing iniatory four progressive four
parts. GRAY n BALLhNTfNE,
/ Mays Seventh
rpI~SUE PAPER all the various coIors, and the
l. lowest prices. CRAY 4 BhLLANTfNE,
/ Maya tNewsl Seventh street
NEW BooKsi NEW BooI<s,-A Pastor. Sketches
I ~ Second series by DIR. Spencer, just published
Samuel Hanson
Shepherds Cali to the Lambs Of his Flock by Rev. O. w.
4 Bolton
sequel to Mammals Stories; with colored plates,
Spirit Rappng Unveiled = An Expose Of the Origin, History,
Theology Philosophy alleged Communications from the Spirit
World by the Rev H. Mstison
publication. Society which
/ GRAY Il DALLANTYNE,
4 Nav ID TNewrl Seventh
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD---A pair Of gold eye glasses,
having "a. Churchill upon them,
day The above reward will be paid for their
! len ut this ONCE.
I May 1-I
nOMEsTIC Medicine and Household Surgery by
/ IL Doctors Thompson and Smith.
Bible Course Lectures Mer
chants by II, II A. Boardnian, n. d.
| History OF Massachusetts; hy'w ". Carpenter. - -
NfavD
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M For Collector TAres-The friends Captain John
Bryant nomination and his election to the
alb office. May l9-dtothJune
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m.eslrleEsr nnauE.r.-rwo YOUNG ars Dkowxkp.

BosroS May 2l.-Ths late Robert @. Shaw Of this city,
in his will the Of $4,000. to be apart
interest by his until IL shall amount 10 $780,
600 This sum then be known the (" Shaw Fund, $
and be applied for the benefit Of destitute mariners and
children under tho age OF ten years
Last night young men, of Nswbuypor, named John
Porter and Charles Moseley. (the former of the
The Globe Mills and the latter of Ebcnezcr Moscy,
sawyer) drowned while sailing upon kimbail's
pond. West Amssbuy. the boat having caPsizcd hat Of
OF the drowned parties and the upset boat arc sl that
has been found
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BALTIMORE LIVERPOOL srEAssHP cosrASY.-ELYsvlLLi


BALTIMORE. May 2I-The Maryland senate to-day passe,
bill incorporating the Baltimore and Liverpool Steam
ship Company. The senate also passed bill incorpofa
ting the Eysve railroad which designed connec, tn
Philadelphia and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads
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oA4LlsLE wArER ASP "a. coMrANY.

CARLISLE May 2I-The books Of the Carlisle Water and
Gas Company this day opened, and subscr ptions
amounting TO upwards of S76.000 made being more
han enough the charter Large additional sub
scr ptons expected and this borough will very be
sup Piled with both water and gas.
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TO the Consnmers Of Dry Goods in Gener.l. s.A
customers In partcusrfonmry e1pectssons,
have succeeded IN renting tbs in Miss Dsmook ss
second door and opposite the Ceneo
Market where ue viii days and complete
stock N foreign and domestic all departments
We in Miss a"t oef
10 ready for tAagus 10Th During the ster
shall In dry goods NJ The
only, cf~S povebsy low prices
O3sYst s~sAsd, the funds for all hill. due
- PgnRY BROTHER.
May oi-d4m Opposite Genre market
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Nxw YORK. May D-The stock market closed dull
sale. of United SIS of 1867 1901 Canton Company
30i; Erie. s7i Long Island, s7i Reading. sSi offered
Parker Vsin 81 Ii Cumberland Coal 6O} Phoenix Com
ny. 2Al New Creek n offered, Morris Canal 2iA Mica
rsgus, 2 The money market is somewhat tighter Ex-
snge on London, % ais. The market for bread
stus is depressed Sales OF 5000 bbs -four - l3l
81 50 Tor State, and 81 81 IS IL for southern Rye
-four and meal unchanged Gtsin duer and price
Of 1000 bushels Gsnesco lbs cents and
Michigan white, lis Ohio and southern red les
ia Corn droopnEssies Of 200 bushels AZ as
for mixed, 81 10 cents for yellow. Os 80 cents
Rye 20 cents Provisions heavvsales 200 bbs pork at Sis
81 for and els IS for prime. Lard d I0i cents
The cotton market Is duer, bu, prices unchsngeds
500 bales. Whiskey. II 2st cents
NEW ORLEANS. May l9-Cot,on has been in fair de.
m and to-day, mostly for England prices exhibit change
Mess pork has declined TO 4iS. which 800 barrels
sold. Ohio Hour has declined - o. Sterling exchange
Is al 81 a 81 premium.
May 20-Coton-ssles to-day 20o0 bales At unchanged
prices Sales Of the week ~ 900 bales The excess Of re-
ceips Of this port tbs ssms time last year now
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M j. Middleton for City Coliector-The
gentleman him candidate for
the office ensuing election in June.
May 3-eod6l.
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'oootsd in F,esdloy', Treatise on u-roes,, g. uss2
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nY-S DUNG Mems Christian Association.-Ro Rooms Fow-
srs building street, below f. the General Post Once
reading dry Sunday
ted and The best religious
this country
regularly received Citizens and
viii be cordially welcomed.
by order of the Association.
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y- Collector Ta1es.-Roben Roche 10 presented
fellow election. The prompt and alful
heretofore discharged the duties Of the Office
hand. of his fellow ciuLens their hearty support
l9-coGtsJune tkepubIcl
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RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

BALTIMORE, May 22On Friday the opening Of the rail
road from Savannah to Columbus Georgia, uniting The
Sava nnah and Chatahouchec rivers, was celebrated
The mail Of this evening brings papers south OF Au
gus,a, Georgia.
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hy-Finh Ward DomocrAcy.--The democratic voters OF
requested al the Columbia engine house
Capitol HILL ~ O'clock on Tuesday evening the sh instant
olhcsrs
suing election or make arrangements meeting
" MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mays 2-ar
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NORFOLK, May 2l.-The schooner Z. Rilon, hence fol
Boston, with cargo of corn is ashore Cape Henry
The cargo is damaged the vessel has bilged The
crew were saved
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TISsUE PAPER In all the various oolors, and AT tn
J. lowest prices. GRAY BhLLANTYNE,
Msy2s tNevsl Seventh street.
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nOMEsTIC Medicine and Household Surgery by
~ Doctors Thompson and smith.
Bible Counting Course OF Lectures Mer
chants; by II, n A. Boardniap, ID. ID,
History OF Massachusetts, hy.W. II. Carpenter +
Maya fRANCk TAYLOR
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limited STATES ITO TEL, Phslsdeiphia.-Capl CHAs
H. MILLER having leased this well establishment
r.furned modern would inform the public thar the
Will find the accommodations Of superior character In ever
respect.
Capt Milsrs host we'll known everywhere
determined Il shall lose nothing by his future eho
highest degree satisfaction guaranteed t. all who fave
M with their
PurLA psLruiA, May i7-dlm
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ly-DcMocrats, Rally! Rally! Rally Tho democrats
wards will please cali ward meetings Immediately
and elect delegates q city nominate
for the municipal officers be elected the first Mon
day In June.
in a future notice. MANY DEMOCRATS.
May ~
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TIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--A pair Of gold glasses
having Mary H. Churchill engraved them lost Fri
DAY. 10 The above reward win be paid for their recovery,
len 1T once.
May
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOks'-A n
IN Second series by Dr. Spencer, jus, published
Jntcrvie ws Memorable and Useful by Samuel
a Shepherds Call TO the Lambs Of his Flock
Bolton
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories; with colored
Spirit Rapping Unveiled = An Expose OF the
Theology, and Philosophy OF alleged Communicate
World by tho Rev. n. Madison,
An the publications Of the Methodist Tract soci
anything for chsspness ever published.
GRAY IA
MAY I'D Ncwsl
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Chaubers's Ediabargh Jsaraal ON A2erican
slavery,

slavery.
ia The last number OF ChambeIss Edinburgh Review
h,,s an elaborate paper upon American slavery, rs.
viewing chapters upon thai subject in the three vol
umss Of De Bows Industrial Resources. We think il
will be OF interest to our readers ia showing thai whilst
The bane Of Uncle Tom is at work in Europe anti
doe is sometimes presented for it, The paper ia Cham,
bss great advance upon the previous articles Of that
journal. though in many respects il continues still 10 be
partial and unjust:
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Baltimore and Ohio railroad from baltimore q, WAeeng, and
melting there wih The large, and rprdil eames Of
Uion line fAe OHIO, andfhe stages 10 Zancscle, Sc
HIS expeditions line being
finishing Of the great Tunnel being
excellent order The confidently
rcced its advantages and fares The
this road OF stupepdous
The mail leaves Baltimore daily and
directly through Wheeling D mes) u 10 hours
Guiding all sioppaees, arriving there at day
leaving baltimore lodging
in Cumberland 7s mlles and proceed thence Wheeling the
morning :
To connect with these the Wa hingon
and p daily meeting the from baltimore the Wash
nfon Junction. tetuer known a. the Relay onse miles from
BALTIMORE
AZ Wheeling the unrvrlcd Union
which have Just been completed for this form
ION with the cars and down Onto Gin
cnnsu ard Louisville, where for Nashville,
The st. Louis and New Orleans packets be those
ing further
Passengers Columbus Tor prefer
cnnH and other Of Oslo the West d
rect from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
the best Of the National road Zanesy
by railroad
railroad viii also md this being
places.
% Baggage checked through from Washington wheeling
no charge tor transfer Of passengers OF baggage.
Fare by through ticket with
ron'e) from washington to Wheeling 50 So Cincinnati, sl
TO Louisville, Ga
Ticket, b. had Of Mr. Parsons.
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-du General supe rniendept.
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Proposals for DaiIdissg Deacon Lights and De Hsa
So con, james river, Virginia.


TsfAsosr DrrAsrArsr,
Once Light house Board,
washington, August 5, 1858.
CEALED PROPOSALS. ~ hs until ~, ~
sis a Of sspaosr ssn e, pa.hins re m.is-'
yasns al tne toowiss poln,ss A
ssseonlxh on White sAoai' shsibans, bare ai(say)
deacon Days Point" shelbank. bare al Gap
beacon Ugh, shoals, .heiltank bare al t'as
Beaeoagh, q Deep Water shoals,. opposite Lyons
shell o1.s s-s s" sas S ..s % al s.pec
.nd material and 70 b s,sss Points n se sas
,ns,sss siein within Is miles % sn os aSs s s
Ss.so sst e. % g, ,ossissl
q. rS .aa on
Water shoais, opposite Lyons S,esA a. .,m,d
s ss n
Ter esri@sied Al
[ 70 &c BY .sa "a sspn1 a
neIAed as 70 'saes inc square q the o. the dwelling
uen length as q admit O pa.ss gallery on all sides or feet
base OF this dwelling piles
ne sna. a Ts dwelling Be frame Of one story e fec, II
and cooking
tic 10 aoa windows
ana ,s doors e Moor" resting a 2" '@S
lap sraks weatherhoadns inside lined and ceed with boards
and square s @ % swsss
and vertical ies high, feet inches interior a
s%s. sn and urs % res u "1 ON s '' the hs
siazsd porl,on of inches
.sfss
Conductor 70 The later WIN cast on %o%e
&c Ias eGGIs o. paint and nu%Is1 o. soa ns
Board required furnish the stand only for the
General description beacon ) "Day Point" Wrought
iron shall ~ IN driven ~ ss' s be s @ a
Of wroush'ron mig shfnnk on H. BY dse feel ~ diam
The cage high diameter
u:um. Of united BY bases and strips Of boiler q
The shaft Is designed OF two pieces for insertion
iron wrough, cast, best American
seasoned and free from wind saNes other defects Is
M The workmanship ,Ionsaoa to be Of best sharacer The
20 sss .s se. Of sn, es s a d az. al
paeras whether Of wood, &C.. to he stated in the
eas,l.ssos may ssamssd Lsel
size and Of Workmanship be in sie,
with s.a The me p n .n
Inspection during of the supernendng engineer
cxecu,ion conformity provisions
shall be deemed ende the contractor receive the
BY wrtea signed B,
propo'a and bond with
and teisn. sseues the penalty q g. The faithful
the of viii be forfeiture Of the The
The right reject every
All bids should endorsed proposals for building lights
s sn %
S 's tho ct % q" s
Those only will be considered that conform The requirements
Payments made during progress
account of satisfactory completion of the
ouatasSns 70 the principal timber. The base Of The dwelling in
a.sns = per sent on covering IN and h"sng s lantern =
.ccoun, payment the work
-" ~ EDM'D l.. r. HARDCAsTLE,
50 Engineer rotary Light house Board.