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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-16

CURE FOR YELLOW FEvER.-Dr. P. H.
Wildman, of Savannah, claims to have en-
ployed "muriatic tincture of iron with
marvellous success in the treatment of yellow
fever in that city. In communication
published in the Georgian he says:
81 have treated one hundred and fifty
cases Of yellow fever since the 2lst ultimo,
and Of that number not one has died who
commenced this remedy previous to black
vomit ; and since the 2lst ultimo, have
not administered five doses of any other
medicine. Igive the tincture in doses vary
ing from twenty to sixty drops every two
hours, in tablespoonful of water, for adults;
and smaller doses for children. The cure is
generally perfected in three days. This pre-
paraton of iron acts by medicating the blood
and exerting its styptic qualities upon the
coats of the stomach"
DR.. w. calls the special attention Of the
medical profession to this preparation OF
iron as an invaluable remedy in yellow
fever.
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STATE HoUsE.--The indeStructiblc fire
proof roofing of the new State House is now
being put on in the shape of two inch plank
from Buffalo. Although the commissioners
claim that these planks were taken from the
Buffalo platform, we do not believe they are
either safe or serviceable to cover such a
building.-lO. S. Journal.
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MLLERIsM AND THE BURNIEG FORESTS
The Boston Traveller says that accounts from
Maine state that in the vicinity of some OF
the burning forests quite a number of per-
sons, chiefly females, have become insane in
consequence of the excitement, the result of
belief that the general conhagrations in
in the woods there, are a sign of the speedy
ending of the world in accordance with the
prediction of the Millerites. Some of them
have been taken to the State Asylum.
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NTOTICE.--There will be sale of the person
~ al property belonging to the estate of George
Wilful deceased, late of Wood county, at his Iats
residence in Perrysburg. consisting of Cows and
Young Cattle, Hogs, Hay and Household Goods.
with pretty good Cooking Stove. Sale to com
mence at l o'clock P. NJ, on Saturday, the 30th day
of September 1854. j. HANNA REID.
Perrysburg, Sept. IA, 1S54.--25w2 Admir-
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THE FEMALE TRAvELER.-The Countess
Ida Pfeiffer, the celebrated German traveller,
took passage on the boat for Milwaukee from
Chicago, on the 22d. She is en- route to the
far North on tea-drinking social visit to
the settlements of the Hudson Bay Com
pany.
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The Ohio river distilleries are buying up
large quantities of old, and making con-
tracts for new corn. One party has bought
over 100000 bushels at the rate of 55c. per
bushel, sacks included.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN AT BUFFALo.-The
Buffalo Express says that the receipts of -four
and grain, at that port, during the present
season, are in advance of last years. The
largest amount yet delivered in one day is
four hundred thousand bushels.
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The supply of paper is so inadequate TO
the demand in England, that old newspapers
are used over again, the ink being first ex-
tracted by Il chemical process and the paper
reduced to clean pulp.
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son county, Indiana, has made herself a
handsome silk dress from the cocoons Of her
own raising. The dress will be exhibited at
the State Fair this fall at Madison.
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Hon. J. R. Giddings is going to Illinois
TO take part in the effort to overthrow the
rule of the Douglas democracy in that State.
He is advertised to speak in Chicago and
other places during the month of Sc ptember.
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The state of New York lately asked for q
loan of a million of dollars. The bids reach
ed more than twice that sum, and ranged
from IL to l6 per cent. premium. This
shows good sound condition in the credit
of that state.
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To THE ELEcToRs OF WooD COUNTY:
hereby offer myself as an independent
candidate for the Office of SHERIFF of this
county. If elected, will endeavor to serve
you to the best of my ability.
JOHN ELDER.
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WILLIAM TELL OUTDoNE-ExTRAoRDlN

WILLIAM TELL OUTDoNE-ExTRAoRDlNA-
RY PISTOL SHooTING.-The New Orleans
Picayune gives the following account of an
extraordinary exhibition of skill and temer-
ity which took place near that city:
"The great match and bet of one thousand
dollars to eight hundred, has at last been
decided, Mr.. Travis winning the money up
on the first shot. The affair came off on
May-day at the private residence of Mr..
Babbitt, at Bayou Ramos, on Tiger Island,
parish of st. Marys in this State. 1t being
difficult to procure an apple, small orange,
only about five inches in circumference. was
substituted. After the shooting-distance of
thirty-six feet was measured, and all parties
agreed, the orange was placed by the judges
upon the head of gentleman, friend OF
both parties, Mr. J. P. o., and, no object
intervening, the first shot told the story,
hitting the orange, half of the bullet going
through
Both gentlemen displayed great nerve
upon the exciting occasion. Some of the
best sportsmen and acknowledged best shots
in the country were present, and all ex-
pressed themselves fully satisfied that Mr..
Travis is the best piStOI-shot in the uC0rLd."
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w THE CHEST.-@


ITO all persons of all ages and conditions, az
Il certain and safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma Coughs,
Colds, and other Affections of the Lungs which arise
from the exposed state of the chest, according TO
fashion, and the continual changes of our climate
:" The Protector is simply chemically prepared
fur, lined with silk and padded which, suspended
from the neck, covers the chest, in so agreeable
manner that, once worn, it becomes necessity and
a comfort.
1.-The Protector" although but recently introdu-
ced into America, is making rapid progress through
the United States the Canadas, South America, and
the West Indies. 1t has for long time been sta
pie article in England and on the continent of Eu
rope while it has grown in many countries to the
position of an article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire of any English
resident in your vicinity of his knowledge of the
beneficial effects of wearing the Protector, oithout
recourse to doctoring of any kind. The cost OF
wearing these articles is mere trie, and one will
last some years. No one who values the health OF
himself his family will be without them. The
Hospitals in this country not alone recommend
ing them, but rapidly introducing them. Harcourt,
Bradley & Co., of London, and Manchester, Eng
land were originally entrusted with the manufacture
of the Protectors, by the lamented DIR. Cooper and
continue to manufacture according to has original
instructions, and therefore recommend those who
would wear THE Protectors to to their being
genuine.
REMEMBER this is staple article, and no Patent
Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents Size, $3.50 each.
Ladies' do LOO do.
Boys & Misses do 70 do.
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
3S Ann street & 102 Nassau street. New York
Principal Warehouse, 1O2 Wood d-street, Cheapside,
London. Mandatory, A Market-street, Man
chester, England.
II. B. & Co. are establishing Depots for the sale
of The Protector" in all parts of America. Ply
sicians, Surgeons Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods
Merchants, Hatters and Milliners, also Gentlemen's
Furnishing Store-Keepers are entrusted with the
wholesale and retail distribution of them, and to
whom most liberal terms offered for their enter
prise, and splendid opportunity opens to them for
safe and profitable business. For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
3S Ann Street. New York. U. s.
Sept. IG, 1S54--25m3
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Election returns from Maine indicate the
entire success of the Republican ticket
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Given under my hand officially. at Perrysburg,
this 9th day of September, A. D. 1854
JOHN ELDER, Coroner and acting Sheriff.
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Wood County Agricultural Society.

In consequence of the court of Common
Pleas being in session on the first week of
October, the officers of this society have
thought it advisable to change the time of
holding the fourth annual Fair until October
llth and 18th, at POrtageviIle.
By order of the Board,
GEO, POWERS, SeC'y
Perrysburg, Sept 10, 1854. of VEGAS.
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NTOTICE.--The undersigned has been appointed
IN and qualified administrators on the estate of
Lewis Mundy deceased, late of Wood county, Ohio.
Persons having claims against said estate will please
present them immediately
THERESA MUNDY, Admrx.
Sept. II, 1S54.--25w3
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--The under
IA signed have been duly appointed administrators
on the estate of Jacob William Lang, deceased, and
qualified such. All persons having claims against
said deceased will present them duly authenticated
and all indebted will make immediate payment.
JOHN BATES,
F. r. MILLER
Aug, I9, Is5i.--21w3
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NTOTICE.--The undersigned has been appointed
IN and qualified as administrator on the estate of
Jacob Kingfeld, deceased, late of Wood county, o.
]. HANNA REID, Admir-.
Sept IA, 1s54.--25W3
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed Administrative of the estate OF
DR.. James Robertson, deceased, late Of Wood coun-
ty, Ohio. Those having claims against said estate
will please present them, legally proven for imme
diate settlement, and those indebted must make ire
mediate payment
EUPHENIIA ROBERTSON
Sept 2, 1S54.--23w3
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DIED-In this place on the 5th instant,
ISAAC A. NEWTON, son of Mr.. George New
ton. aged years months and IA days.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
La 51i1 ga pa

Baltimore aud Ohio railroad from baltimore to WAsns and
Meeting there with the and splendd Of the
Union line the Ohio andfhe stages to ZaassrtHe, &c.
yHIS expeditions thoroughly completed
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
order OF travellers confidently
and The scenery
the character.
The mail Baltimore daily p. and
directly through Wheeling ESQ mles in IL 10 hours
Guiding all stoppages arriving there
passengers leaving Baltimore lodging
IN Cumberland, mcs and thence Wheeling
morning
with these trains, Warrington
and daily meeting the from Baltimore al the WaAh
ngon Junction. DIETER known the Relay House, miles from
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling unrvalled Union line
which completed for this route, daily
ion with the and down the Ohio Gin
and Louisville where the for Nashville &C.,
the It, Louis and New Orleans packets be taken
ing further
Passengers Tor prefer y
parts West
Wheeling Ohio Company excellent coaches
the the National road Zanesve thence
by railroad
Passenger Wellsvile Cleveland by and
railroad viii also find this agreeable route there being
regular and speedy conneIon at Whesng and from those
places.
or baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling,
no charge 10. transfer Of passengers OF baggage.
Fare ticket with lie anywhere
rouie) from Washington Wheeling 50 5o Cincinnati, 4ll
to Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets Mr. agent station
Washington, and Of the Other agents OF the
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-dd General Superintendent.
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mo. 1881

NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
lying ntssn mrs on each aide Of The route
Of The railroad moan Gsias Landing % me
Afkansas Camden,
dairy line, and ia branches al taDden. - -, 49,.
In representations GA behalf o. m
proposed ssAsoHss above menuonea ue
4 public lands tbs
townships lying within hsen miles hefeabous on each side o.
be- withheld OF entry except
excluded Of i1
following districts in The stale OF "A
KANSAS, 10 wit
Ia the district Of lands subject 10 sale al HrLssAi
South Of the iiHe and sasi u s h prnePa meridian
Townships H. 10 a. 49, and fraction OF 49, OF range one
efths line and Of the ma principal meridian
district Of lands subject sale CnAArAesoL
South oftae line and the mn principal sdian
Townships IL ~ 10 a. is, and 49, OF O. ., 10, IL
Townships Ia 49, 49, 10, and 20, of range 49,
Townships H. 49, 49, H. 49, 49, ~ e w. andso ranges a. 10
townships H. H. 49, a. IS, 10, and IL, OF range 49,
Townships II, IL, 10, and 10, Of range 90
In the district lands subject sale at LIrrIE Rooni
South Of the The ma pineipai meridian
Townships . and3, OF range r.
Townships 2, 3, 4, D, 4, 2, and D, OF range H.
A. o. ., and ~, OF Ia To- TO- and Ne
In the district OF subject sale at WAsusorosi
ane and s Of the mn principal meridian
Townships 5, 6. Z, Q, o, and TO- Of range ls
Townships 0 and 10, Of range ~.
Townships IA is ranges 81 90, 10, a. rs, o.
and "a. H.
Townships 10, II, 70, IS, IA, and IS, Of range as
Townships 10, and IA, of 49, 3d. 81 and a.
Townships 10, IL, y, and 49, of range 49, -
Given under General Land Office, OF Wash
ingon, this 9Th day Of January, 1854
by order Of the Presidents - ,ox,
Jan 6-lawl3w Commissioner of the General Land ofce
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Csruthep, late Of the Circuit
L judges Of Tennessee
Green, Of tho Judges Of
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bomheld Ridley, the caancelors Of the State
Green dew IL their ~hos time srcu,ye
o school, -.
Plan Daily examinations Of each clans
Of bal explanations Of the
daily the progress OF the examinations.
law and equity In which
OF fhcs the pofes
them through all the known In
practice. framed require prepare
Deeds all b. read
dcnce Some Of the taken by appeal
every The students clerks
m jurors judges and chancellors and in other official
pacites connected with their suits
FIRST the third Monday In Sep
tomber third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday In February aud ends second
Thursday in July
Erpsnses per son,Tuon fee $50, In advance
$50. Students furnish their books
which car be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
the unless the
class No study required for nd
four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year.
Theirs a M legislature connected with the school
Number last collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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DAsIEL HKrYsER, and MARY
ANN HgTyxEx, his wife,
rs.
JAool JouNsoN and others.

pIE object of this procure division OF
the which William Johnson, late OF Mont
county, seised OF the
lying being Montgomery in the State OF Maryland,
among entitled cannot be divided among those emit
ndy
thereof distributed among
entitled interest The bill alleges
William Johnson died interstate and without ssue lcav
brothers and sisters his heirs VIZ
MARY Ann efner) who ntermarreJ with
acner, reside Montgomery county, Maryland Jacob
IDIOT and Jacob Johnson his
Margaret Johnson now iesson who inter
with certain John Hesson who Is dead Drusa Johnson
nov Fea.ier) Henry fease all
Of whom county, Maryland aud Adam Johnon
Kentucky The bill charges that Adam
resides the state OF Maryland theeupon nd
ordered this eighth day Of March, 1854 that the com
pansp copy inserted
paper pubshcd city OF Washington week for
fifteenth Of April next give notice the
defendant Of the object aud substance Of this BILL and
warn him appear socits
fore the fourth Tuesday July premises
show cuuse, any have why decree ouht
p''' NICHOLAS BREWER,
Circuit Judge.
Test, JAMES T. HENING.
Mari
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May ll-df
mo. 40s.l

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL of certain lands ,n the
road 10 The chs,snooa win The Cena r
road Of 's.spp a. e Mobile and OHIO road and The branch
3s umo ali the public lands following
nan ssoy. s me GS q @ S
of lands subject the Offices herein mentioned
claims, until the Is, day Of July neI, to vii:
In the district Of lands subject 10 sale at Drsorous
North base line, and est Of the principal da Oahsrn
Townships sixteen eighteen nineteen
Townships eighteen, nineteen, twenty twenty one,
Township. .sssnsen eighteen nineteen, twenty range
townships eighteen .ad twenty,
range four
North et"e base as, and o q ne grr"srai - southern
Townships nIuecea twenty, w,up-ons, twenty two.
Townships twenty twenyone, wentywo Of range nrss
Township" twenty one and twenty two, Of range four.
In the district Of lands subject sale at Gamma
Soh Of ne Ease line, and cast Of tie principal "eso", 'Osr
Township twenty two, ofrsngc Ave
In the district subject Tusc
North Of e base Ra Of principal meridian, southern
survey.
Township tweny-one, ofrange
Townships and twenty-five, Of three, and
foar..
North o. line Of principal siur .o,aAsrr
Township twenty.three, o. ranges two
Townships twenty three and four, OF three, four,
South Of TIE 1s ine AVID Of The principal meridian
Townships 6heen sixteen, seventeen range one.
Town.p 6neen srteca eighteen and Of
Town.hp eighteen, nineteen,
Townsp sixteen, seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty
Townships eighteen nineteen twenty, twenty one, and
Townships twenty, and twenty-five, OF
! ranges six, seven, eight, nine, ten, and eleven.
South tle base line AVID Of hs Yrinpai "aaH, nort.n
surrey.
Townships aneep, sixteen, range one.
townships heen and sixteen Of ranseswo hree ana oa
Township fifteen, Of range Eve
In the district orlands subyc, sale HusrsyILtsi
Of line ofas principal me'aiGn, northern
Townships eight eleven twelve thirteen and fourteen
township. twelve, thirteen, and ouresn range two
one line, Of e principal "eraun, northern
Township. eight nine ten eleven, twelve, thirteen
Townships eight nine, ten, eleven twelve, thirteen, and
Townships SIX seven eight, nine ten twelve ,h'ecp
fourteen, Of ranges three and -four.
Townships nine ten eleven, twelve thirteen, aud foureen Of
townships ,weiye thirteen, and fourteen, orranse six
In tho district Of lands subject sale Lrutross
Of line and Of ne principal meridian" northern
survey
Townships seven, eight, and nine, Of ranre three.
Townships seven hteen, and sixteen, Of
Townships nine, ten eleven, twelve, heen fourteen, and AZ
Townships eight nine ten eleven, Twelve thirteen, and ouroen,
Township. s'eyen twelve and tir'een
Towa-aip. seven eight, osvsn '~elve and mir
To~r.p- ave- dr. seven eight nuv steven, Twelve Of
Tovnps four Ave- sir seven, eight nine and eleven, Of
1o~n.hp- sir -sv.p eight nine and steven,
washington, M. dsy Of Jenusry, 1884.
by order Of the PRESIDENT - =
ian s-i.~,s- ccn~'-.'or.r
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mo. Ag7l

= Office extending the time Of the reservation of
lands heretofore Withdrawn sale, along
Fulton railroad and branches the States OF Msous
and ARKANSAS
Notice hereby given that the reservation OF the land. heretofore
market ordered be Withheld from sale
valid April
lying probable OF the made the
granting the right making Of land
Of Arkansas and Missouri aid the construction Of
point the Mississippi opposite the mouth Of
Little Rock, Texas boundary line,
TON branches Port smith and Mississippi
approved February g. 1882 be- and hereby further
extended continued until further orders from this Office
Given under hand the city OF Washington this 23d Of Jan
usry, ls5t
ny order Of the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
4 sw
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LII Claiming desisess " Mrs Eliza
beth spsneer resided Petersburg Virginia and
beginning lcOc hereby solhsd
make known their relationship ONCE
before the Goth March Of the
OF al
se al fDs object q hs said sui settle he construction
effect OF asi will and OF Elizabeth
relation Of which died
divide said estate by sale
profits thereof those entitled proportion
speese interests For that the undersigned has been d.
Of all the parties interested heirs devsees Eliza
beth Spencer deceased
sbed for less than four such
might be deemed best cali all claiming be in
day certain, 10 be specified in such advertisement
- ". r. GAINES,
Commissioner In ChaneeIy.
Feb o2-luw4w
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T8aAsusY DErARrnEsT, January I, 1854
Notice hereby given holders the following dessxibed
stocks the United that this department prepared
sssss hereof The ns ofJpne
portions Stocks amounting the
toned,
In contingent competition within stated,
preference ayen the OF which said
stocks be oe The certificates duly assigned the United
who receive the thereof mast
be transmitted This department upon recep, whereof
Pee will be PAID compounded oil the following particuai
j. The par value amount specified In each certificate
Awemium the stock Of the loan authorized BY The act u
July 1885, edeemabe November 2 1885, of cent ON The
stock OF the 1872 redscnabc 3ist De
esmbsr so2 hscn and half cent on the stock Of tbs
authorized by OF s4I and 1913, and redesnabe
me 3sI 1867 and the Inter ON The h
June 1866 OF per and ON the stock u the loan
authorized 1885, edeemabe tho 3st Of Deeen
haS lS64 commonly called Texan iodemnsy ten cent
ID Interest each certificate from the si OF January
1854, and settlement the with the
allowance o money reach The owner OF days interest
In addition II 81 ta
said stocks will be made Ia drafts Treasurer OF
States, Boston, New York.
OF Philadelphia, as the parties may direct sfs
N0F JAMES GUTHRIE
Z Jan 3-dtlstJune secretary of the Treasury.
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UROPOsALs for 100000 of Loan Author

pROPOsALs for s2,OOO.0O0 Of the Loan Author
fnanceBy provisions the ordinance Of the
and OF entitled An ordinance aid the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company by loan 10 the amount OF
five millions OF dollars complete their road TO the cry OF Wheel
their debts, and especially second
Piedmont 2s miles distant, from the OF BALTIMORE sealed
will received the until ~ o'clock
o Saturday. the eighth Of April 1874 for the purchase of
millions OF dollars Of the loan authorized by the said
ordinance thereof not less than so, the said
day Of January 1885, and
the the rate OF six cent
October For loan purchased either inscribed cern
mayors office, bonds with
tached be proposals whether the bid be for
ce6caes bonds The bonds will be OF the de-
nominations OF 81 900, $780, aud $50,
Twenty OF value OF the OF the
awarded be paid within after
such twenty before the first day
May before the first day OF June
bee the first dy Of July and the bal
the hid before the first day OF August
Ten per the value awarded each
will be retained security for the ffment Of the
which Will be allowed Tor the residue
certificates or bonds will be issued.
par viii be received and the right
hereby decline tn. Of all The
default be msde dner In sakng
above required right reserved TO sell pub
such shall be deemed
for The Of such bidder the
loan him awarded
The proposals be opened by tho undersigned mayors
office, at the time above specified.
Registers oce Baltimore" and endorsed oHer for $4,000
Loan.n
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