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,HNERRrI'ORY Of Minnesota, District Court
Is s2ud judicial District, County Of Benton !.
Summons for money de.
nla.,ded.

fAAsk l.a,; & s'rLEY Summons for money de-
sy,.vrsrsm Sr.r,r ma.,ded. Il 81
10 Sylvester Steele, the defendant abave named
You are her, summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint-in his action, which ha. ts.n fled IN
the Clerk Office Of fhe SAID Court of said secs,nd
Judicial District IN said county of Benton, and to
serve copy III ynur answer tho subscriber Ill
his office N the town of Sank Rapids, in,he County
of Benton and rerritnry u Minnesota wilhia twenty
days after the serv;ce hereaf exclusive of the sav
of such service, and if you fail 10 answer the said
complaint A. aiorrsaid, the plaintiff will Take judg
ment against yo,, kr The sum Of iwo hundred and
thirty FIVE d,rs with interest theseDn from the rs,
day Of November, n. D. 1856. besides the costs II
this action. WILLIAM Ill. WOOD. X
Dated, 35i6. Atty for Plaintiff.
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TAxEs OF 1855.
3292 so

For 20. purposes %32)2 ~ 32y2 ~
Leaving a balance in favoEof
the. County Of $l6'i3 81
provided alltthe Taxes be collected)
Tax for Territorial purp's $653 81
y" for School . 1916 Is l-2l
The Treasurer filed, at the January
Session, 1856, statement of a settle
ment then made with the Board, show
ing that he had in his hands $254, a.
but does not show whether it was fnrI
ounty, Territorial or School purposes,
Upon an examination by the Board of
Commissioners into the affairs Of the
County up to January 3, 1856, it was
found that,
For the year 1850, there was outstand-
ing orders against the County, amount
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TO LUMBERMEN AND FRERYMEN.


80 coils manila rope, every size.
do iarred do do siss &s
Is bales okum s .es.ss
Is bbls pitch and rosin
6 do tar VA It'll III ss
WINES AND LIQUORS.
100 bbls whiskey ss
20 do Monongahela
20 do old rye
10 do Bourbon
25 do New York brandy,
5 do Holland Gin,
5 do Port Wine,
s do Claret do
s do White do
2 do Old Mageria
2 do old sherry Wine.
25 boxes clare, wine
III do southern wine,
10 do brandy cherries,
100 empty kegs, s s 70 gallons
81 denijohns, various q zes,
and large assortment Of wooden ware,
and an infnity Of articles belonging 90
his line, too large to enumerate.
Also, Pork. Lard and Butter.
Saint Paul, Feb. 81, 1856. n3itf
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ASt4O ~ 81 pANNS 10 U
Maxine Vanoss, do as Constable 4 2O
H.bFoster. serv. Dry Sheriff, 2 SO
Taylor Dudley, services as Reg.
Deeds & CI'k BID. Cor1s. Sc 25
Same. as elk dist G. Benton Co III SO
Same, as s sys. S; - ~ SO 6l
Same, as Reg. Deeds s. Clerk 81 +
Board Gu. Cons. u IS
Mo-ree-chan-we-kau, witness FOR,
y. S.. Dec. term, 1854, s 90
Good heart do do do 8 NO
Hoony- at-ta-kaw, do do 8 90
Skoota, do do do s 90
E-man- ka-nae-kaw do do s Oh
+. Dudley. Office rent free SC.
u il 1854 3 Is 90
Win. ConneIl. Services as Sher-
sss 'iff per Account. 2OS 10
SsB, Lowry. Services as Dist.
ssl, Any for year 1854, $50 co
Jno G jameson, 4 days serv. s.
traydl 3 miIes, Gu. Com. l6 90
David Gilman \ 10 mis- g OU
VIM. Sturgie is ~ ID 10 OO
Win Co1neIL, Services M Sher-
ss sss Tie present Session, 8 90
q. II sfvices ~ clerk b ID
sasss Z dsys. present S'n 10 90
IN tsiln1s Seryices IN ca Com s'
's'| 4, sssioa ils|ss %
lI s,IiI 5. lsb
"a lilsdiiins ii ssxide "
gist f1I0 EIsct5on snd
4 III 1lf l6:s xS n ()0
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Whole amount Of orders,
uncacelled, against the Coun-
~. january 9, 1856. S284l,S4
The above statement is made without
reference to the Sheriff $ report, none
being made to the Board for the year
1855,
TAYLOR DUDLEY,
Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
Benton County.
Sank Rapids, January, 1856
ANOTHER MAGNIrIcENTsHeTEL IN PHI-
LADELHaIA. "A Philadelphia CORES
pordent writes g
The arrangements for building the
new hotel, corner Of Eighth and Chess
nut streets, are almost completed. The
fronts are to be constructed in white
marble, and six stories high, continuing
from the Presbyterian publication house,
the Girard House, to the cor
ner Of Eighth street, and north to Grape
street. 'Fhe interior, it is said, will be
more conveniently arranged than any
similar establishment in the country z
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GA T. s..

OATS.
0nnn BUSHELS of Oats vii! be on
0OOU hand upon the opening Of naviga-
ton, suitable for seed. A liberal deduction il
prices will be made to Benton County customers
who take full load, for cash only, al KINGS.
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l?DI2 sPlsIl3 M53 ia@EIAlM1PS
or THE

l2Oi2 sPlsll3 M l3 is % lal "a NJ y s.
Or THE
N UPPER G q U.NT RY!
Great iaducsmsnis q Trade N HE City of
\ SAINT PAUL, nj. r.
4 AN UNDERWRITING ONE rRIc CASH system.
TINE Subscribers have JUS. received their stock
4 Il Of
Groceries, Prorisions, Liquors, &C., &C.. !,
which they offer 70 their friends and the public
Low. Their goods have been carefully selected,
and their facilities III purchasing win allow ,hem
10 sell, for CASH al least ten per cent less than
any other house IN ST. Paul. Merchants from,
the Upper Country. who have been il the habit
Al gaing below 70 purchase their supplies, are
invited 10 give u a call, ~ they will
.sye time and trouble BY purchasing their goods
from Il Nh s8sssSs IN Il, ~
NJ. e. TYSON, g. CO.,
expense and Tlsk Of travelling. HISS Of time. e.
pensive transportation, detention Of goods BY low
water, and long absence from their homes and
families, are good reasons why their purchases
shD0ld BE nude in Il home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts to the Up
per Country M.rrh ,nts. believing il is for their
in crest u make their purchases from W, gaaran
ieeing 10 them goods cheaper and well selected
as can be obtained ;,bove ST. Louis
SAINT Paul, NJ. T., April, 1855. ytf
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- 01~l ENS1SHL NHN57 SOE it4 s11 ~ ~ =
S q r A
MILL be published at St Paul early next
w year. Persons interested in Town sites
are respectfully requested to send Information 81
them. The subscriber will also BE- glad To get inor-
nation u the scaton of Public Roads, and will pay
literally for copies o. Township Plrts in advance
of their return to the Land Office.
ST. Paul, Nov. 26, IS. 246m j. S. SEWALL
I'D. WHEELOCK, N. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, Clear Water, Wright
County. Minnesota Territory. nc4y1
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BROAD CLOTHS

of various colors, qualities and prices also,
Cassimeres, S.ttaetts, Kentucky Jeans, Sleeps
Grey, Check, Ticking. Sher,ing. Fi-nnel. White
Blue, Red and Yeli,w, DENNIS, Durk, Over Shirts.
Red Fl2nnei shirts, White Linen do Mitirns,
Ghyes; Boots and Shoes t;inghams. Delains.
Pillow 'ase Colt u, Napkins, Cacots, Table Cow
ers. Silk, Italian Do; Ladirs' Wool Talmas, Kid
Gloves, SILK and Cotton do Lipnen and Lace
Handkerchirfs Iiose. Stockings, Tibets, Linen,
Neckiies, Clasps. Caars, Belts, Delains. Mulders,
Mttis, Buttons, Whalebones, &C. N
PART THIRD #
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N. @. Sugar, Clarified do, Crushed do Co1ees,
Teas, Buffers Crsckcrs, Cheese, Flour, Pickles,
Pepper, Mustard. Leo,an Syrup. MoaAsses and . va
rie1y tt,, ,,,,,a..rs,ns Ia mention. i5als
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81 DAWN r. WOOD.
5retjce 81 tfs Peace and County Commissioners.
EsYa,ias !, essarns County. Minnesofa Iet
ssxsiisovv q ss VI
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]. r. l r v N { q CO..

.s SWIIOLESALE 8GROCERS,
Forwarding ank Commission Merchants,
upPER LEyEE, MINNESOTA.
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laughing.
Il! why not, Lu 2
Because, SIR
Well. because?
laughing.


Il! why not, Lu?'
Because, sir
Well, because?
Because-because- thoug hit
And Lulu laughed again, and leaned
her arm upon my shoulder, looking down
into my eyes, which were raised, from the
book was reading, to her face.
sYou thorght-well, madam Sphynx ?
Because I thought that any one who
held me 50 tightly as you did that night,
sir-and very improperly, sir-must-loye
me very much, indeed ?
And with the most bewitching and fas-
cinating glance, maGam Lulu burst into
laughter.
'Horribler cried sWhat confession
for a young lady that she was actually
won by an audacious embrace !!
Lulu looked penitent and said
Was it wrong to say it 2 she murmur
ed with down-cast eyes.
! Very wrong. madam y
:, WAS it?' she repeated.
Yes
But you won't be angry with me. vii
, you, cousinH she said, which words wer
followed by shock Of laughter, such as
have seldom heard You see, have th
, loveliest wife in the world, and I have r.
: : lated the manner in which courted her.
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aAlE161l, IA es5 aA1 20,

er, don't you know we first course stu
dents don't tolerate cold water men r
Wait till next winter when visions of the
green room and of sundry, long wased,
solemn professors come to haunt your
slumbers.
Gerald added his mite come, Cecil,
don't be singular, one glass Of wine won't
hurt, and indeed you must MT persist in this
old-fashioned notion
Cecil hesitated moment; then taking
up the glass which Gerald had filed to the
6rim, he remarked s.ka b only this one .toast
As he raised it to -nTs 1rps an angelic
form seemed to float before his eyes, and
in his ear rang these words, mever aciI l
commit ney happiness to the keeping of the
szave of aviaee' The hand that held the
cup trembled, and he half replaced it upon
the table, but Immediately his brow flush
ed with shame at his weakness and he
drained it to the last drop. Had he glanc
ed towards Gerald, he would have started
at the expression of his face. A look O
triumph, of exultation beamed from hi
dark, flashing eye, and bitter sneerinE
smile rested upon his thin and chiselet
lips. The welI-schooled features for one
betrayed the inward thought, but only fo
a single moment, the next they were cain
and passionless as ever.
That one glass of wine was the first tha
had ever passed Cecil's lips, and Instant
he felt an unknown fire coursing from vel
to vein, fame mounting from heart
brain, and strange thrilling sense of hal
piness pervading every nerve. Brigl
thoughts rose IN his brain, his eye beanie
and from his lips rolled a sparkling flow
eloquence, that for a time held his frient
speechless With surprise.
A second time that bitter mockery of
smile fitted over Gerald's face, as he be-
forward and filled CeciPs glass again, al
watched him drain it without though
How often sin creeps thus into the b
man heart almost unseen. Take but 0
step in the path of vice, and invisible gat
close behind your steps, whose bars t
o hand of the strong God alone can bur
h This then was Gerald's plan to lead &c
from the way of rectitude-to plunge h
i in the dark sea of intemperance, and ma
him forever thing at which the finger
scorn should point This done, he kn
f that all chance of Cecil's union with Z
lyn would be at an end, and already
o. dreamed himself the accepted suitor of
Of fair girl whose face haunted every nom
Il of his life Carefully did he prevent
least whisper of Cecil's excesses from CT
Everynnl, ~ H. drftfrr drftfrrlfffaeA fffee ef aNrU Arlington
~ bindinp round him should to too strong
Al even all fathers influence, all faith
10 love to break.
~ fro RE CONTJNUED.1
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TABLEAUX VII.
A YOUNG LADY's CONFESSION.

A YOUNG LAD1 > OOANA A-OA1oA''
did not leave quite so soon. In fact, |
am now residing at Belleair, being mar
r;ed man, and quite patriarch, with every
prospect of benefting my real grandchil'
dred, by this history.
It was toward the end of our honeymoon
that | said to Lulu one day:
Do you remember the ghost, LuT
| LAUGHED as I spoke; but Lulu did no
llaugh-she looked grave. :.
Every we'll, indeed I shall never fo1
oo+ i > she said, and l shall not cease
Teproach myself for it."
aReproach yourselfr, ,;oo
Unjust lido not think 1t was deilca
in young lady, and | never should ma
Iventured to do it, had not the girls spurr'
me On, and played upon my glriish VII
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North Carolina Awake.
BY MISS ADA S. ALEXANDER,
Of Mecklenburg, n. c.

u
Of Mecklenburg, N. c. ~
TRead at the Commencement Of Greensboro te- +
male Colege] +
Amid the consultations Of States which {
form our glorious Union, there is one to
which the true patriot and lover Of his coun-
trv must ever turn with peculiar affection,
as being the shrine on which the fire OF
liberty was first kindled, and the soil which
first spurned the foot of the invader. That
State is NORTH CARoLINA-a State which
Welded brave sons and daughters to the
cause Of liberty and Independence State
which, thirteen months prior to the pro-
mitigation of the Federal Declaration, on
the heights of old Mecklenburg, first pro-
claimed herself free, sovereign and indie
pendent, and stalking the lives, the TOR
tunes and the sacred honor" OF her cltl-
zens upon the issue, proudly absolved her
self from all allegiance TO the British crown;
State within whose bosom the first deel-
sive victory of the Revolution was fought
and won-when, at Moore's Creek, her
brave sons bid defiance to their oppressors,
and gained for the American arms the
prestige of invincibility, and ceasing not
in her struggles for freedom until right
conquered, she forced her last oppressol
sullenly to retire; State, whose councils
have been distinguished by the learning
Harnett, the eloquence and powerful rea
= soning of Iredell, the fervor Of Burke, an'
the patriotic impulses Of Johnston an
! Caswell Whilst her valor has been exen
,a u plifed in the field by the gallant deeds
20 20 Howe, the strategy of Moore, the DARN
- of Ellington, the brav>ry of Nash, 'an
II the intrepid bearing of her Davidson, Gr;
ham, and a host Of others whose name
~ will live in song and story, while the splr
u of patriotism finds home in the hearts
al her sons and daughters. Even yond
he battlefield attests the invinclbility OF Nor
Tn Carolina arms-where Green, with raw
'n- cruits, turned back the tide OF defeat a!
" oppression that was overrunnlng the entl
no Southern States, and caused that emlne
,,so British statesman, Fox, to declare IN r
'eP lament that another such victory as II
Ge- which the British claimed at Gullf(
MS Court House would not only result In
eaS defeat of their army, but in the loss OF
'0n- brightest gem that adorned the Brit
crown Then let it be, as 1t Is, the Doas
ls"- pride of her sons, and daughters too, {
SVe- their lots have been cast in the old NC
hen State-God bless her "a State that
= =. rishes a sacred regard for our glorl
u .sau ~ Union, Union cemented by the blooe
Eoe,- i her noblest sons, and by which she
,nS ,nS,' stand erect, with her spirit unbroken
'aLA arr her face to the foreign or domestic to'
-'"a' unyielding in her attachment as her nf
6 h. granite hills, and as firm in her dev(
nlS as the mountains that skirt her wei
ionOf border What though there be foun
her midst no stupendous monumen
your dnoS aaon ai;mS d1S " What tbouob the echo {
> "ein Shli -. ae1dou heard
aneAk-l AAuSo ? AVo"'0f "
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se1z Hon. Edward Everett having been
invited to deliver his oration on the char
acter of Washington in Charleston aud
New Orleans, says that he proposes nes.
autumn and winter to make someynas.
extended tour South and West, and 'Aoula
it then be desired, he will have mud pleas
ure in complying with the invitaAoas'
w The price of hcep'e to re.ah III II,
quor in Demopolis, ALBANIA; anorgb na0 oh :
raised to $4,000. Tb.fs high en0us1,
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ness. From what I have since heard O.
Mr.. Htzarthur, I do not regret the resul1
of the jest-his departure I regret
having been led to sacrifice SO much to 3
practical joke.
'Pshaw (! it's nothing 4
Eyes, indeed, it was
'Well.' ! said, smiling silly, since I
come to think of it, Lu, it certainly was
reprehensible in young lady, in fact, a
most improper proceeding
fHuml
And Lulu pouted for, you see, the sex,
don't like US to be convinced when they
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Chapel Hill Merchants. They have
entered into an agreement not to sell goods
on credit to students of the University
under age, without an order in writing
from the parent or guardian. Perhaps
this will please s'the old folks at home;
but what thinks Young America Of tbs
movement
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g4lp
How people like to talk !" said Mrs.
-, .NgFs, !! DON'T they 2" repeated Mrs. Troll
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Execution. A negro, convicted of muir
der, was hung at Goldsboro' on last Fri
day. A large concourse of people witness
ed the scene. The moral effect of public
executions is, to say the least, Of doubt
| full tendency.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-29
Proposals for Supplies.

QUARTERhAsTRa's OFFIcE, NJ CoRrR,
Washington, Oct. 10, 1856.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS be received at this of
~ nee until 10 O'Clock, Monday, Novem-
Der next for supplying TO the Marine Corps following
during the fiscal year ending 3Olh June 1857 ACE
800 uniform caps, with scales complete
1000 marine pompOns
1000 patent leah". ,tocks
-" Of shoulder straps for privates
100 do OF non-commissioned officers epauietes
1000 do oflinen pants
/. , 600 linen shirts
5000
hoO marine blankets
JoO dozen pairs w0olien
900 marine fatigue caps
900 linen blouses
1900 pairs Canton flannel drawers
o'uuO 10 lO,hOO yards "a sky blue kersey
luVV 10 1900 do of blue cloth, eochnea dye, dyed
the
Samples of the above be the Once othe
Quhemaster Marine Corps, New York. conformity
sample will be All inspected and cered
TO before payment is made.
The himself the right or d
mnsh the quantities named above, the
suggest The articles be delivered
quantities. and at such places, the may
Tree OF expense the United states,
ohid i'll be
two sueucs known this Office, Official
person To be endorsed Proposals Supplies
TO the Quartermastet Of the Marine Corps, Washington
GEO. +. LINDSAY,
Major and QuaftetInaster.
The National Ineigeneer and Evening STAR Washington,
C.; Patriot, Concord Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hamps
Post and Times Boston, Mass Eagle Brooklyn Daily New
York Argus and Pennsyvanan PhiadephiR Penn win pub
ish the alb three week e IOh Novsmb.I ne
and send bills accompanied by copy advertisement lh
Ofnce payment - -
Octll-eodIlnuNov
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ecd articles offered under the contract shall have been
from yard specially authorized BY the department
II will be stipulated In the contract hal default sha Dc made
delivering all OF the Articles
mentioned quality times and places above provided
them In case said viii forfeit and pay TO the
neo iqudated ofmonsy equal 10 twice
OF herein agreed the price 10
the actual delivery theeoi which
qudaed damages be recovered nom me TO time as hey
The surees sign the contract and their responsibility
agent COLLECTOR district attorney, other
person satisfactorily known 10 the bureau.
provided the bureau shall have the
power annuing without damage the
Congress shall have made sufficient approra
named the completion of the works
and which this advertisement based and shall also
diminish named in the
headed In the schedule i've
shall be accepted will be notified by letter
through the ohce which notice shall be considered sufficient
supplies specned
from OF from the bureau OF the accept
bid will be made with other
bidder hold
sponsibe for all denquencos.
strict conformity with ts advertisement
WILL the option of the Bureau be rejected
Those whose offers accepted viii be unhed and
will be Toady for execution thereafter may be
practicable.
sep i9-iaw4w
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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cauoned spurious limitations Of Dr. d.
Gr h EleCuIc Op - a. hall prosecute party
my copyrighted bills This enunr) Eectne U has
of Camden Of piles and rheuma ism aso Hon John VII
hanson T.. Kunngaurh (uh
euchos In day and han 700 othen Ia thadehis
puhs ed In the Philadelphia Ledger.
Philadelphia
scamp auy OF ascaity o count"rus In Harrisburg Pa
Wycthe ESQ., the druggist there,
imprisonment of Valentine who attempted ima
uoR Of this valuable remedy
PHrIABELpmA, May 5, 1886.
10 hs propte and Drurr throughout hs United Slater
cures by Prof Electric oil Jos Free Wes
Philadelphia, Mr. Rodenbok Montgomery
praiu Mrs Ogden No, $50 FOURTH street innam
of howes Mayand Providence shingles and cakco
VIM Sp"nce Chestnut felon and neuralgia
Henry Campbell Marion, Of burns and scarlet eycr
eighteen others
u7-Evey druggist the only genuine Electric Oil 4
made proprietor his old uee which
All orders be addressed procure the genuine,
ProC CHAS DE GRATH,
Old Once, 10 south eth street, Chesnut
For sale BY CHARLES srOTT,
iuly lO-u Washington, ID. G.
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Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital at
New Orleans, Loutaiana.
TREAEURY DEFARTAEET,
Sg.s.t.....t g4 tErE

TREAsURY DErARrHEsT,
September y, 1856,
y the 16th day November 1896 al ~ at noon for
the The New Orleans hospital according
10 be chel whole bu,ldlng separate dr
o. "oA bIs o. parcels 81, uId accompany o hid nh H.
department rsseylns the right cct m ,, bs a,os u b %
uns 1- ,.,n thereof when II deems the Interest Of the
rrud the bids OF persons whom there just cause
believe viii not faithfully perform the contracts OF which they
parties JOIN the bids and all bids
that upon nvesugnon, below lsr price fot The work
viii be awarded such bdde unI details are furnished
SrS which ba be subject to The revision ~ the department. so
the gross bid shall be equAty Rppoioued the whole
Ninety per cent o The amount Of WORK done and materials de-
yercd uccordng price said be asceraihsd
pupose psld time progresses,
cspance Of The work Sc BY the agent Aorctad, and be forfeited
the event ol non fulhlmsu Of contract
Contracts will BE- awarded only builders and mechan
cs and he aanmsa thereof except BY Secretary
Of The Treasury, viii be a forfeiture o. the same
I'd BY Two rssponble persons tceu6ed BY United
district judge attorney Of the said ds'ctl in the Of
So OO0 whole work, popoonate amount for
auy The bidder will when required hts proposal be
eepd and boud with and SUFFICIENT
curiuss faithful performance.
Plans specifications, and working drawings can be examined A.
days osr Information obtained application to the
Proposals win the time be received for building similar
called for BY the Peciheaons that The main
constructed yeneerng up-n hon frames,
ae proof according supplement- 70 he
submitting fuch proposals viii gys minute details OF the
walls OF dlnrs msms style Of onamonaon, &C Persons
may plans for iron buldng Of equal smaller size
Called for BY The specifications, though conforming
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