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A. G.. MENSCH

AT THE ARCADE STAND
HAS jos, received and opened full and
IL large assortment
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will sell at the lowest living profit.
His stock embraces stella, thibet AMI Grape
shawls, barege, barege deaines, tissues,
lawns, debeges, Grape orienlas, alpaccas, &c
SILKS.-A very handsome assortment oil
striped, plain, PLAID and black silks, which
he intends to sell at very reduced prices.
EMBROIDERIES.
An immense stock of embroideries, such
as embroidered handkerchefs, collars, spen.
GERS, sleeves, Swiss and jaconei edgings and
insertings, linens, cotton and thread laces,
houncngs and embroidered curtains.
DOMESTiCS-Muslius, drillings, tickings,
checks, osnaburgs, baggings, ginshains, fan.
nels, table diaper and ready.made bags.
Men and Boys Wear.
Cloths, cassimeres, vestings, jeans, cotton
AIDES, denims, blue drillings, cotton Plaids &C.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTES.
A very large assor,me ent Of new style car
pets, such as tapestry, Brussels three ply, in
Grain and Venetian oil cloths, OF all widths.
A large assortment Of Ladies' & Childrens'
Shoes, which he will sell very cheap.
GROCERIES. m~.
A Iot of fresh sugars, moasses, InS ~
TEAS, COFFEE, FISH. SPICES
&c. Also Hardware 2ueensware,
CrockeIy and Woodenwars. ~
q Flour and Feed always Tor sale at the
lowest market prices for cash.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,

New Arrival of Fall and Winter Goods.
DAVID IowENEIEG
INVITES his of cheap and Fashionable clothing his
House,
andboy wearing apparel including
FAsEE0NADLB DRESS 0@AFSs
oil cloth all
handkerchie,
andfanc
villa omakeo oordera
clothing
Boomsburg, April /, 1857
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New arrival of Spring and Summer Goods
&GDBx5mGavE, 1yuAta O. GDe
of People
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
pIad bombazine de baes pin
rlusres
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS Sleeves Collars spence handkerchie
ribbons,
and bds kid and ie S1sad gloves mohs mia &c.
Also Of cloths saeus veirgs tweed
BOoTS And SHOES
&c.
ndsandth
mankind
Boomsburg, April is, 1857
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List OfLetters

II EMAINING in the Post Office al Blooms.
So, 49, burg, Pa, Tor the Quarter ending Sept.
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ELOUR AND FEED Depot at the Arcade,
i by a. G. MENSCH A
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REGISTERS NOTICE..

Locust twp, Nov. Z, 1857.
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PROCLA M AXIOM.

Governor Pollock has issued the following
Proclamation, appointing Thursday, the 26th
of November, as day okgeneral Thanks
giving and Praise, in this State
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
NEw.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is 1857

George gave resscns for 30 doing, aud vote i, tn
negative.
< number Of Maine law men who had at first vote,
in the negative changed their vote so a. to carry III,
bill.
The bill was passed by Yeas 81, NAYS i6.
BILLS PASSED..
To incorporate the New-York end Harlem Suspen
rion Bridge Company.
To amcid the act for Che benefit of the Indians.
To establish regulations for the Port Of New-York
by the Senate.
On motion Of Mr. wAKEMAN, the House went
into Committee Of the whole the bill establishing
bulkhesd- and perlines for the harbor Of Hew-York
The bill was warmly opposed by the New-iork and
Brooklyn members. A large lobby influence was also
at work against the bill.
Messrs VARNUM, MAHEN, HANFORD, JOHN
j. REILLY, KINLlN and other. opposed the BILL
and Messrs. FOOT and LI'rTLEJOHN supported it,
After a warm debate the Committee Of the Whole
rose and reported progress
Mr. WAKEMAN moved to discharge the Commit
tee Of the Whole from the further consideration of the
bill. and 10 order it TO a third reading.
Mr. JONES moved to amend BY substituting the bill
offered by Mr.. John j. Reilly, extending the commits
son and fOrbiddng further encroachment on the har
bur until the final line il adopted
Motion lost by Yeas 25, Nays 50.
Mr. SLCYTER moved to substitute the bill re-
ported by the minority of the Committee.
The SPEAKER ruled the motion out Of order.
Mr. KIVLIN warmly opposed the ordering of the
bill 10 third readng declaring il unworthy the ma.
iorifv 10 press these city bills as party measures.
Mr. WAKEMANS motion prevailed.
The House cOncu1ed in the Senates amendments TO
the Appropriation BILL
Mr. SHERMAN moved TO reconsider the vote on
the bill for the establishment of two Lunatic Asyums
and TO lay that motion on the table. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.

The mail steamship Ericsson Capt Lowber which
left Liverpool the lst inst, arrived at THIS port at
late hour last night
The steamship Emeu arrived in the Mersey on the
3ls ult.
Tie Jura received at Malta On the 23d of March,
the Australian mails sent through France.
There was no news at Alexandria of the Onela, due
on the sh of March. The Etna was waiting there for
her mails.
The King Philip, with mails for Australia, would
probably leave Plymouth on Thursday morning.
The Conference on the Neufchatel affair hsld
at Paris on the 3lst ult.
A dispatch dated Con<antnople, March %, states
that Admiral Lyons had that day quilted the Bes-
phorus.
The King of Siam had sent ambassador extraor-
dinary to Paris and London.
Official dispatches from Cons antipepe promise I'M
poltant reforms in Turkey.
Dispatches from Athens mentions that the Senate
had refused To hold any sittngs till tie Ministry should
have apologised 10 them
THE Times Paris correspondent writes " 1t il sad
that the intervention of the British and French Gov
elnmens for the arrangement of the existing differ
cnccs between the Austrian and Sardnian Govern
ment. has been favorably received. The negOtia-
tons for The conclusion of treaty Of commerce be-
tween the french ana husran Governments dIc
" concluded
Business still dull in manufacturing towns.
LARGE orders had been received at Lyons. Leather
filling in price, owing TO the substitution on large
scale of moeskin for the common hide. Corn cheaper
IN France.
The LOrdOa Times il authorized to contradict the
report that Mr. Henry Fitzroy has declined to offer
himself for the Speakership of the next Parliament.
The papers are still occupied with the elections.
Mr. Di-raeli made speech at the Buckinghamshire
election on the 3lst ult in which he defended the acts
Of the Derby administration, and contrasted them
with those of tho government of Lord Pamerston.
He was not bn by bit Reformer. He was against
dividing the country into districts for electoral puT-
poses. He was against the ballot, unless accompanied
by large extension of the franchise.
AT the Hertfordshire election, Sir. f. b. Lytton De
clared ministers had progress on their lips aud not in
their hearts Parliament had been dissolved ON false
pretences.
THE Loadon Hro,d maintains that the Conserve
tiyes have only lost five seats.
The net increase of the revenue on the year just
ended as compared with the previous year Is t. ~,
Coo. and the increase on the quarter il Ell5OH.
In the Customs the increase on the year arises on
nearly every head of duty except tea and coffee, on
which there is decrease or posponement 0 revenue
Of Il OOO, ,00O principally owing 10 the anticipated re-
duction of the duty in April The quarters revenue
i more especially affected by the same cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15


To provide for the appointment Of Commits Toner
for building the New City Hall. New-Ycrk.
Relative TO the Fire Department OF Brooklyn, EsA
en District.
To incorporate the New York Towing and wrecking
Go.
To provide for the better organization Of the Public
Schools New-YoIk. .
The Committee of eight reported complete the AZ
bany Bridge bill, and on motion Of Mr.. tfIiaM II
was read third time and passed, by Yeas Ii Nays
IL. ~ 4.
Mr.. BROOKS introduced a bill authorizing sale 10
tbe United States Of the site chosen for the fosOce
in New-York when the same Is selected. Inc oni was
ordered TO u third reading.
EVENING SESSION
BILLS PASSED.
Giving consent to the United States to purchase
Lands In the City Of NewYork for Post-Ofhce site.
Amending the law relative to common lands at
Hampstead, Queens County. ,
Relative TO Plank and Turnpike Roads in Queens
County.
For the regulation Of the government of Central
Park, New-iOrk.
Amending the law relative to Assessments in the
City of New-lork.
BILLs ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Relative TO Challenges for Jurors. The bill pro-
vidcs that opinions formed by parte statements,
from newspaper accounts of criminal cases shall not
disqualfy q Juror, and creates peremptory chal-
lenge fol- the people.
TO provide for extra pay to the Census Marshal,
Kings County.
The JOINT resolution recognizing the Court Of APP
peals and Supreme Court adopted after striking
out the provision as TO the terms of the Appeal
Judges.
The Joint resolution for the amendment of the Con-
stuton az to more effeCtually prevent and punish
bribery and corruption al elections was adapted.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BORUSSIA.

I The screw steamer Borussia from Hamburg on th
| LIT instsut, with 379 passengers, arrived here las
| night. From Germany she brings news six days late
| than our previous arrivals From England she bring
teIegrsphic advces ofthe price ofConsos and sales
Cotton. two day. later, but no news Of the elections
nor ary other intelligence Of Importance The Persi,
arrived at Liverpool on March -.
Nothing certain is known about the day when the
Conference on the Neufchatel affair viii hold s 8fth
session but the general opinion a, Paris was that il
would come to a satisfactory .ettIemen. Of that ques
| tion.
1t seems to be certain tint Prince Naceteon will
Y meet the Grand Duke Con,taufre at TouloU.
Count Morny's return to Paris y expected N May.
I lie Duke of Grammont and the Duke of Montsbeo
mis-, ion to Russia.
Th.s number of Russian nobles soouTning in Frame
is incr ,ssing daily. May. among then the Directo'
General Of the Pole. OF ST. Petersburg will depart
next Mosiny for Toulen for the sOlsms reception Of
the Crane Duke Constantine.
At Lyoss, numerous political arrests Ssye taken
place. Ii i. sid that tie police have discovered
secret socetv whose nsnbers have oine3 fs the
purpose of furtbering the lectien of the wei-known
republican and celebrated physician Rsspaif oHt who
is not eligible uater the election law.
The elections for the Spanish Cortes bega-s,n the
|. 25th of March. The prospects, are favorable Sr
victory Of the Government.
The Infant Don Enrique t'vther of the King, bas
been ordered to quit Spain and to 90 to France BE-
cause he declared fsr the Progressists.
At Copenhagen the Both ,''t., the French En-
bassador exchanged the certifcne, of the SpnId
Dues Treaty on the part of his Government.
On the 2sth ult. provisory decree on the Transit
Dues was published by the Danish Minister Of Fore en-
Affairs.
Austria has announced that she viii accept the n's-
dation Of the Western Powers in the difference be-
tween her and SARDINIA. The Russisn Grand Duke
Constantine arrived at GuJn on March -.
The following telegraphic dispatches from London
to Hamburg contain our sole intelligence on CONNER
cial subjects:
Lo,poS March 3O-CoNsols closed to-day II 49,
LONDON March 3-CoSsoLS have slightly advanced closing
LTERPooI March The Persia arrived Saturday with
York the 18th inst The sales OF COTTON
TODAY been about 5000 bales a. former prices
LvFRPooI March 3lTo-isy $500 bales ot COTTON were
sold wi th firm market aud 1nc hanged prices.
There is no alusion to the Breadstuifs or Provision
markets.
Az the Borussia did not touch at England she brings
no English papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
MEXICAN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April Ia, 1871.
New Orleans papers Of the Sh inst. have been re-.
ceived. They contain advices from Vera Cruz and
The City of Mexico to 9th March,
The intelligence of the rejection Of Minister For
syth's Treaty created considerable disappointment.
Violent disturbances at Tehuantepec had taken place
resulting in the loss of many lives and seriously af
fectng he operations though the origin OF the troubles
hand no connection with tho Transit route. Troops
had gone TO the scene of the difficulty.
CCmoIfort was the most prominent candidate iorthe
Presidency.
Tampa dates are to the 4th instant, but there is no
Indian news General Harney was at + ort Myers.
Nurses were beng collected i'll New-Orleans for
Walker army.
Eighty-fve workmen, on the Tehuantepec route had
Aeturnei 10 New-OIleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporter
ALBANY, Tuesday, April IA, 1857.

From OuT OWn Reporter
ALBANY Tuesday, April IA, 1857.
REPORTS.
Mr. BROOKS TO enable the Supervisors of New
York 10 raise money BY tax. Third reading.
Also, to authorize the appointment OF Commissioners
10 erect a City Hal in New-iork. Moved for
ward.
Also relating to the Board of Supervisors of New
York
Also, to incorporate the Tompkinsvile Fire Com
pany.
Also, the Wee; Farms Town Hall bill.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, To amend the Charter of the
Hudson River Bridge Company
Also relative 10 PankIoad and Turnpike Road in
Mr.. SICKLES, majority report, the Peoples
Steam Ferry Co. bill.
Mr.. NOXON, relative TO the sale of the common
lands Of Hcmpstead.
Mr. RAMSEY-To authorize certain railroad com.
panes to contract with each other and take stock in
forward
Mr. SlCkLES-To authorize the Dstrict-Attorney
OF Westchestei County 10 appoint assistant.
Or. KELLY from the select Committee of eight,
reported number OF local and private bills TO Stand
ing Committees to report complete. So referred.
THE ANIMAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The clause for the purchase Of books maps, globes,
ss5oC IS 1C' S.'sn'''' was nASd at s'0OO instead O'
An emcndmen, Was mad approprating $50 toward
paying expenses for sending copies Of journals and
documents of the Legislature to other states
Without going through the bill the Senate took
recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
. Inc annual Appropriation bill was considered in
COMMITTEE OF the Whole aud after some amendments
6as read a third time, and passed
ihe senate cOncurTed IN the Assembly amendments
70 me bills 10 prevent the sale of fraudulent passenger
ke's' ana relative to the claims Of soldiers Of ISL?
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
TERRIBLE FIRE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTINORE, Tuesday, April I4-IU P. N.
A terrible fire is now raging here on Charles and
Lombard streets The following warehouses are de-
ttroyed with their contents: r. Edwards q Co.
glassware; Norris & Brothers, importers OF hardware
Robinson paper warehouse +. L. Parker, iron ware
bousc Hodges, Emack & Co., and Grant, hsrdwaTe aT
establishment Gpin, Barley Il Can6y' "hoTia, hroanI
druggists aud William Davidson ~ Oo'' Ni'0i
paints.
Ten mud half O'Clock P m;-The FIRE Is irh s daging
and il extending toward Light street raIpanAs
Cos scale factory is also destreyed' 2o1 ooo
The loss will probably reach s1oV'oVV'
THIRD DISPATCH
EIcr.n o'clock p m.-The fire is now being subdued'
andwi no doubt be confined to its present sa hni'
faared tba, some are buried in the ruins
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

CHATTER ELEcTIos.-The jersey City Charter cleo
ton took place yesterday The vote was at least 80 per
cent less than that cast the last election. The Dem
ocrats took much more interest in the contest than their
ouponents. who were not cordially united. The result Is
not strictly partisan because affected by local ISSUES
At midnight not more than half Of the tickets had
been counted 1t was evident, however that Samuel
Westcott the Democratic candidate for Mayor. was
elected by at least 300 majority 1t also seemed prob
able that at least six of the eleven Aldermen would be
elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A METHODIST
CLERGYMAN-THE DALTON DIVORCE
hAETnH

BOSTON, Tuesday, Aprll IT, Ioo'.
The Rev. o. p Harrington, Methodist clergyman at
Cobssset is being examined before a Church Council
On charges of adultery lying and indecent exposure
of person He is about 35 years old, preached for
$500 a wear, and kas wife and seven children:
member Of his church is the accuser Elder Paul
Townaeud presdes over the examination which causes
preat excitement in Cohasset and vicinity.
9 The Dalton divorce case commenced before Judge
Merfick of the Supreme Court this morning. II Is
resulted in the death of young Sumner. X. H. Dana,
ESQ. appears for Mr. Dalton and the Hon. Rufus
Cboate and H. f. Durant esq, for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

ELEcTIOS OF -WARDESs.-An election to hll
the vacancies in the Board of FireW ardens caused by
the expiration of the terms of office OF Mesers John
Crossn, Michael Eichell, David Theal, and William
Wessel., took place at FreInens Hall last night.
Tie contest was very spirited the representatives
efectng a choice on the third ballot.
Tie following gentlemen were elected; Michael
Eichen, John Downey John 5. Clayton, James Mac
GregOr.
The other Fire Wardens are: F. 5. Gregg, X.
Is. Sander-on. Lewis c. Meeks, Charles l.. Merritt,
j, I'm r. Harding Theod. Keeier, W. H. McDonough
ard George {. Brown.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

the postor q the Hon. John A King. Governor OF
ihi- State, upon the sute. 0, ssIeTy Extension. as
ing as il emphati' ally docs tn. %entment Of large
majority of our cirz 'ns, etprcss upon that issue
in the late election.
The Governor signed svcr sixty bals yesterday
md larger number werr AVA ting has signature
when he retired from the Etecutiy,' Chamber at 10
O'Clock last night.
Mr.. Merriam, the indehtigssl sls wea. 'her clerk, is
quite i'll at the house Of friend IN this ,Vty.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

The following is lis. of the killed and wounded in
the late engagement of United States troops with the
Seminole Indians Klled-Pryate Chiffon, company
G.; McKinn, company I; and MeClusky, company d.
Fifth Infartry-3. Died of wounds-Private Bohmer
company G. Fifth Infnntry-l. Wounded-2d Lieut..
Edward Freeman lin the arm severely; Sergeant
Taylor, company II private Gallaher, cornpany IL
DonneIy, company X; and Mingle, company g. Fh'D
Infantry.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
The President Of the late Al

The President Of the late Amen-
l,,;1.,, convention has appointed the soAo"
~. state Central Committee VIZ: ,.,. c,vs.
inr STAR rnop Chairman Simon Cameron .9n. Isns,,
,osp 81 o,ePH D. sNt MyrI bsya ssEI
sIiie P.t.i ~ s,r,in Peer Misher Tho, D. I-sr
Mefr,Hf'Pu Purviance kobcr. p. Mcdowell JSnn ] R.-rns,
'hI G. ssy John ccyode, Joseph Ta.y TSs B. y.nr...
WE lob l. Gos.er Rawsrd c. Knisht naNo nasst
Wi.Hn Ccws T. }. Wor'b, sa.uel Il p Wu,i,,on' G. B
snt.,.. In D. l. Eaton D. L. tsaey T. ES' A. ta''
RotST. n, Pslmer
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
DIFFICULTY IN THE GARLAND SLAVE CASE
CuIcI IGn TnesdnX Anrl IL lS11.

A collision occurred at Milwaukee on Friday be-
tween two Deputy United States Marshal' and the
sheriff of Milwaukee County relative to the property
of Mr. Booth editor of The Free Democrat. No vio-
ience was used on either side and the Sheriff retained
The property The affair is in consequence of the Gar
land slave case.
A fire at La Crosse, Wisconsin, the 9Th inst,
DESTROYED the -four and planning mill of White, Dyer 81
Gregory. Loss, S30, ,OO0 insurance, $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

nsrn to chasti.e the Cheycunes and Kioways - n'
ranged and several officers are now hsis 49, ,roons
wecifc instructions to that end. None OF ,nesI
arc intended for Utah. as has been i before one
NJ tSc Naval Courts Of Inquiry, and that OF Lieut.
Nm Chandler before the other
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
KANSAS NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday April H. 1871
~ roooup,on correspondent of The Democrat
.ays the appointment Of the lion Hoos', o. "Ne'
A. Governor Of Kansas gives great u'''".'''"c'io"
1t i. regarded as favorable to the formation OF a
Slave State The instructions 10 carry out the census
rouse. general Indignation The letter also says that
,pt Of violence and reckless lswle'sne'' is beginning
a. he exhibited under the Administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
DISASTROTS FIRE.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Tuesday April IA, 1857.
disastrous fire broke out in South Pittsburgh this
tnorniug II originated accidentally in the planning
mil Of James Mellenger, destroying the entire build
ipg and about two million feet of seasoned lumber;
also three adjoining dwellings. Millngers loss is es
mated at SS0OO0 of which SIC 900 600 in
Pittsburgh offices, 10000 in the State Mutual, and
81 00O in the Farmers and Mechanics, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
ELECTION AT ALBANY.

a. or. Charter election to-day six Democratic and
.o,r Amr,ican Aldermen were elected; Republicans,
none An American gain of two since last spring,
SSs Tho Sunervisors, six Democrats three Americans
VI VI VIZ NJ VanubIican were elected. A Democratic As
sesscr so and Justice were elected by large maores
The vote was very light
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
r,rcr1oN AT TRENTON. n. J.

TRENTON, Tuesday, ApnI n, Ioo''
At our city election to-day the entire Ueinoc'9.o % LUZ
ticket was successful. Joseph Wood Tor mayor mas
sos majority In the Council there is three OF Demo-
tYatc majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
Ofthe Exeenive CONN

CHARTER EiEcTIos.-The Charter Eie'uO" :"
Hoboksp passed IF quietly yesterday. Ins w. n';d
90 per cent lighter than that cat i"st f"I ~
night the votes had not been co"h,eu ' L.J mo.
probable the Reform or Opposition ''Ne' "'' 'V'
cslded over the Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
TOWN ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Aprn II, Io0''
The election returns from Ohio indicate the success
cf the Republican candidates for State offices by ma
iority ,aual to the November election
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

PArrRsON, n. j., Tuesday April H. io0,'
The Charter Election of this city to-day resulted ~
the election of Judge Sanford, Dem, for Mayor 10y
go majority. and Mr. Quinn, Dem, for City Clerk by
20 or GO
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
THE OHIO RIVER.

PITTsBrRGH, Tuesday, AprI IT Ioo'.
I'll. vater in the channel of the river at this point
measures 10 feet inches and is falling
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
EX-PREslDENT PIERCE AT HOME;

CONCORD, \. IT,, Tuesday, AprlI II, IoO''
rxp,rsdent Pierce arrived ath home, in Concord,
This evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14
sURYEYOR--OFFICIAL.

the rain has settled the down, the paving shall
rammed twice and the joints shall be filled up with lakeshes
London gravel and sharp Mixed we'll compressed with
lbs roller and covered with coaing Of three inches
lake shells London gravel and sharp sand Mixed and the
street shall then l,e opened for travel.
. BkIcK PAvEMEsT.-The walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bricks the best quality in herring bed of lake
sand other sand Of equally good quality with
ashes generally called blue biy The joints between the
bricks shall be well filed with sharp coating
it, half inch thick the whole surface of brick
ing. Prior laying the bricks the earth shall be cut
up broken and well ramnied made level and graded
smoothly wi III declvity slope
half Of inch foot The ground where low shall be
fled by the contractor and we'll ranmed until completely
solid There shall be bedding Of Of inch Of sharp
sand under the bricks which shall be properly bedded therein
in herring regularly laid in close joints without
ged hollow pace that the will bear straight
edge otherwise shall be rejected The usual brick
the sidewalks shall be built by the wherever
desired for draining lots.
GENERAL CLAUsEsThe earth picked shall
be the property the contractor and shall be removed
hauled away b. him.
All the materials shall be of the best quality and shall be fur
nished by the contractor as well as the labor
The contractor bind keep paving perfect
ord and repair year from the date 81 its completion
following me OF the by the
council and 70 complete the same sixty days alter under pen
ee%pssa -, 's p ',ss a4s s,ss' s