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APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.
o'4OS 'rz1s Amounting to.....-.... SS2O,COC
WhO,e Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters S216.
~ u IHF LOTTER y.

Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters S21I.
Plan Of THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from 10 500 correspond with those
Nunbsrs the Tickets printed separate ps Of paper,
are encTcIed with small tin tubes and placed in one
Inc arst 86S Prizes, similarly printed and eneirced
| placed in another wheel.
from Of fNur bers and a. the same G Prize is
/ drawn from the other h-el. The >uuber and Prize
registered BY the Commis ioner the Prize being placed
a. lnst re Namher da n This oPera'ionis repeated
/ until all the Prizes drawn out.
! APProximat OH Prizes:-The two preceding
an The NO succeeding Numr those dr. wing arst
For example: HTckst No ~ 2sOdrsus SEQ coo Prize
those Tcke nuTlsred l124s, Il4a. 125l, 1892, will
200 trize t-o.e TiCses bersd 54S 81 55 552 viii
Oh be ent led 10 $3.50 and On acco ding 10 the abovl
The 5000 Prizes of SEQ Oil be determined by
the iast ure 4 the Number IN draws he $4,000 Pz.
nth No ], then al he Ticket where the nber euds in
J. vii De EMIT ed TO o. L ne NJ" Der ends wiz n q
tItleu 10 s 20, and 81 20 0.
Certificates Of PacHaE Ecs viii b. sold at the fol-
loving rate, which is the risk
Certificate ofPack Of IL Whole Ticket, SsO
& 10 10 2fsTtsF 2s5ts :, .. ..........'...iS I@
In ordering gickcIs or Certificates,
Enc ose re money adde's for the Tickets ordered
Purc1ases can have ucke ending figure they may
me litef Drawn Number and Prizes will be sent TO
Pur hasers in mediateIv after he drawing.
- PGIc VIII plea write lheIT signatures plain
and live their Pos. Once, Gonurv md state.
i1S Reuember lhtr very Prze is drawn and payable
Z .lf vi rhout deduction.
s All prz:. Of 5000, an1 under, aid Immediately
ate the pr az The usual time Of thirty
days
An c0mruni atoms strictly co1fIental.
Address Orders for Tickets o Certificates to
ss"AS co Augusta, IA.
* Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Allan.
ia, "a can ave reir or Ter ei, and time By sd
dressing :. swan Co., at either Of those c tie.
~ 4 list OF the number hat are from he
wheel, with he amount Of The prz. that enti-
led TO- WI be published after 70 10 "
iHE Dane:-Iu ss'G (Fe01 Cons BIIiSt Nelc Or
Terms Dedd, II 6A Register, C,d,LetD1l Sl4dd Nasl-
'He Gdset AtJVty Int LyeHcs~ hsJC FORK HeekT D0Y
Bo X, sac uaaH No Iing Ne,rS, Eichzuoud Dis3 t7cf
a e0g York Disputch GTtl FauldjRg Liiss) CLtrtOn
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Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes.

Ladies' extra size sole Leather Trunks
Travelling
" sole leather Eounet Boxes
Gents Trunks:
" Hog SKIN " Iron Frame;
Ashland and - eel Spring sole leather Vases;
Aho, leavv Wool HAS, Carpet Bag, Sa cEels Black
Bags, c. all the above articles will he sold very
IOsrest prizes by BRADsHAW RUTLAND,
No. "a College street.
Ocf9 (SiRn Of the NegroD
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ESGrSsER's GESt SUITS OFFICE Mrursrs cHAKLEs
KALsOAD.
hENFHIs, Jane 26, 1851.
To WHOM IT NAY CoSCEBs This IS 10 cerif thst the
Me Hphs and Charleston Railroad Company have pur.
chased ~ W = Bennett right prepare and use pop
their Depots Buildings, Cars, SC, Sc Vests aIvanic
patent fire and aer proof Roofing, and We believe
&c TO be economical and durable covering having al
ready had II In use for eight months.
SAM. TATE, Pres dent.
D. @. ARMS, Gear sapt
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FIRE SH ARRIVAL
- OF E7
s''- - FALL s. WINTER - -
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAFS!
B. R. GUTTER,

No. SO & SO, Corner Of College and Broadway,
NASHVILIE, TENN,
IJAS received his stock OF BOOTS sHOrS, HATS, and
II THUh Ks the PAN and Winter Trade, consisting
4 part &C follow, viz:
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies hne Kid and So Bootees thin and thick Gle, with
heels;
" " plain and trim ed
" Lasting Caters, side and front laced, with
Conzress
d" Kid d" Puskins and Front Ties;
Mis-. g I" and No. Slippers and Boo ees;
D." and Chhd. Lasting Caters and
Child. fine Rid and No. thick and Pump Sole:
8! Fancy BoOts and Slippers,
Women's extra size Kid Boots Bu kius, &c;
" Mo. " and
ervants' heavy Calf, Kip and Mo, extra sizes;
For Gents and Boys.
Cents fine Pegged and Iaced Boots;
" - Water proof "
OJera
:. Pat, Kid, and BaeksEin Cong Caters
e" Broad Strap Shoes, pump and welt;
At p. R. CUTTERS,
No. &c and 50, corner Of College and Broodwav,
NV. Nashville.
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From H. s. SCHELL the Of SKILLIS, VsscHERs
OWN ScHELL, United States and Foreign Newspaper
Advertising AGENT moffats Building, $50 Broad
way, New York.
t10OEKN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, manu-
Zsl featured and for sale by JOHNk on, No 49O hud
on St.. HeE York. large supply Kept constantly o.
hand Cireulstors forwarded application above.
june24-6ms
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CONLEY & JOHNSON.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
Eo.lO Broad ST, and 94 south Marketst.,
NASHVILLE, Tam.

SFOV rs, EIN sEAIKf e., etc.
Usr RECEIVED AND FoE SALE, LARGE AND
% complete rtneut 0I Cooking and Heating Stovea
Of eyey alLe ald Psttern, that trOGght
market.
We aaarf eturns the Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves
% al size, raas pues To s4l tl5e, ks best
aad hc4y4e-t u.atvTIal.
Ala - are auulrs4i1 aud retail
Copper and sheet WorE all kIads of Machinery
eteaf-ooAts, stauoCafy Eng stlIs tery
Horz ads a. tHe shortest znts ale and
repaired rSaang and spoang done lie atuess u ds-
pe Ia lAci, tang, requires in Gopt er or
snect roa1 doEo q bssg l4aanel aai A. CHEAP
a. any. CuAL2E 4 JydSsoN,
30 40 hfoa4 a. ana - soatn iarket -.
June o. NAaavle, emu.
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Southwestern Seed and Agricultural
II drch0uSe.
PIIkIN bIGUIHERS
oARDRN sERnsl aARnRH ssrnai

We prepared ts f4Fssh frsah saa geaasae GArdeE
sd. ai tls sfoath 81 lsa - te p2d ssss speF o.
ueAes esa-ss4ls tHu Hspsrs- lBsFzi ascaaHl
la4as e ds-lgrz. uFaara Fszpsclf1ii soiieisssl.
tAn38 PITkIA BEOIEERk
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Group, Hopping Cough. Influenza.

sPsTNGFIELD. Mss, Feb. :, 1856
PRoTHER AVER: will chrerflIy certlfy ,rur PrcroR At
is n hest remedy pos for the cure Of Ws0oBiR0
tOUgh, Group, and the chest Of chfldre-, Of
voEr fraternity In the south appreciate your skim and
commt nd mtd dcine 20 or pto5Je.
HIRAM CONRLIN, MD.
AMOS LIE, Fso MoSrEREY, IA writes 81 Jan 1856:
Il had tedious A. haei wuich conhne in doors six
week: took many med oines vithout relief fn4y
Your PECT bv the advice OF ceTg nun The drst
dose relieved the soreness In my hroat and lungs;
than hat the bottle de cor,plrteTy we'll Your
edciues he cheapest Ell % the est We ca In
and esteem you, Doctor your remedies as the poor
mar ~ { -farrHu
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TIE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Vests Patent GaIvanic Cemert


NHF snb@er Der is cove roofs OF buiId
j iugs with and better article tn ever before
had Gent nc men exr ermenng and that It the
stud o. Chi ects and Builders years discover an
artcle for roofing purposes that woald the suddep
cha'geS or the "eat0er, nd he imnerViouS fre IN
water. and remain anent fixture. vet nothing
ha heen attained without costrg than the paoIe
VT n. The c7ntract5u expulsion and rusfing Cf atg
roofs great in cNangeable climates that they he
come uscie uness being repaired great eVTepse
weary Shugie1 not proof and be
ha ols, and ne various Compositions and Clements that
We be hfought into for roofing Go stand the
action Of the Gather, but thev hen il is warn and
crack when frosty, and after wears became
worthless; whereas. inventor
ce Obviate those dcuI is ana can testify from MS
org expert nee, and tmOnaIs from reliable
bu"hg tha ms ement y the cheapest md best atcer
before known. The OnbinafiOn Of this
that CO cglater for ent roofs fat eep COW
tTfg over old hnges without removing them; lining
eaV-t'ougNs scanning around bateneuts chiunevs ami
sSF-lghts. Covering car-fOrs, steamer-iecks This
Gen ent by its Uduction gavan m prevents
extreme Of heat and cold better than any thing ever ip
vented for entire roofs for covering and the cot
Pearanee Ike slate; beautiful for the rich palace
humble cottage.
Tennessee, iii sell rights Of Territory, by Counties or
Towns, reasonable terms
The bscriher is al prepared roofs Of build
ing, 10 part OF the State, hort notice
lhs Roof is be ng put this city for the bene
ht OF al concerned warranted to ce al other oas
Of Roofing The sub@criDer has ad his mode Of Roof
half in The city Of Men ph which has pToye salts scto
TO which number Of the ost prominent citizens can
testify.
For further information enquire he Office where
samples nav he Ofce with A. V s. Iisd,lrv Real
address hOX 90, P. o " -
See te ncuias Of the following gentlemen vim have
W. S. BENNETT, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ. PETTINGIIL& 4 co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Nasssu Street, NEW YORK.
And 10. 10 State street, BOSTON
P Co. are Agents for the most influential and largest
ircuatng both in the United
the Canadas.
AGENTS WANTED,
ENO sell Goods manufacturing house In this CITY
i Sasr from 800 TO $50 per month aad eNT enses
On receipt OF $40 will forward StU pies by Express
with Instructions or address enclosing o. Stamps for
particulars o. y. OINlS,
Real Estate and stock Proker,
no. 20, Elm ST.. Cincinnati, hio.
June 1-1yd. Post Office box 2340
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Attached is a note from John L. Morgan E,q Archi.
ttct, BY which may he tie opinion Of Mr. sanneI
sloan, the enrated Arch ter u ,on AroIitec-
ue |ho'e experience ~t this mode u rOohug viho ut
a doubt, is sa isfactrry TO all,
MEMPHIS March ~, 1851.
Mr. ". : BENNETr When in Philadelphia, Pa, a few
days sga, ca led upon Mr.. ruel So the ebrated
Arch tee md author Of the Sloan Work on Architecture
asFe6 his ounlcn 20 the Curabiity- &c Z Vest.
Patent Roof such using rhe city Of Nephs
and he tod me 'h he had he.tstcn in saving 10 me
that IL Is good and darahe Toof and al hat IL advo
Gates ciai It 70 be- far her ssyng that he is sing il on
fne OUI.dug for himself Respectfully
JOHN L. MORGAN, Architect
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aa19Fa-1l alaIl. 70 I7-i
SIT bennstt has done mall aa8ant 81 rooa ~ for
ne IN "a peculiar uays ssIh Co-ton ataf. coated
PrePArstoa ts hasis - shch appezrs Be CoAl Tar
l. l. e1ucgzl aad Fea appears praniss
eoaifrahie caFahltF ffoa tas pTsssrafse qzAiss Of
fe eoa Eostau sheh psaeFatsa tas pro- eet IN
fum shs snaasues oi aaa saler ths Csaaposfs
dais net hqzg aud ths heal ef ~
IA saa-ssr dazs AArden ald cFaea fro = a.
inuzs1ee u tAe caid 81 E4atsE.
oes8--iy A. p MRRRI
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES
DUDDERIDGE, No.I seeondstreet, ST. LOUIS, No.
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fUPERHTESDExrs OFFICE MEslPHIs 4 OHIo r R
MEaFHIs, Ess Feb -, 1881 Z
M BEAaETTs- Dear s5F=--aur company hastnE besn
routled very with ieaky c,rs pat s5ms of eur
taeat P4in apoa hem, and "a my knosledge ex-
tends can cheer'nly recon mend t any uho gish
dry roof 0f any SOFT. Yours, Ae-.
III rf1aau
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contrac t for shell
Try South PeydTs ,s street from MsnS e Broad streets
sns p graded y with he nss and
where picking and haung away the dirt where too
with clean without r Sand and sound not oi.en lake
n @ ss and yss e pf sss 90
pound roller three and second Shells six inches
rolled w he same roller may b and Il
such " the whole thknsss said Smelling when
that part Of the street where there are no sidewalk
the shall dig bitches both sides of the roadway
Said bitches shall be four feet wide the feet wide
Az ahe shall be Of the best quality and shall be fur
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work in the
Council and to complete Tie same Xix months after under
penalty Of dollars day each and day thereafter
shall bind himself to keep in repair the sheet
~ hs re of IT'S and " a'
Security amount Of 5000 shall be required to guarantee
be eo@.on three or
and acceptance Of te same BY the Street sa
81 hs Street Commissioner II conormy with section lso Of
city moi to Be- held liable or responsible for any Of said bill
should the not be paid and the to be subrogae
Of non-psyment Of any or all Of said bills
Fas FL q K. ss5
@ osiag well that said Ont rs
bursemen OF said costs Of publication.
The work to be executed in accordance with the lines
grades to be given by the City Surveyor the snper
tendence of the Street Commissioner ri
II IL well understood that in Of failure by the
ssed q n case the Council BE- sssssd win The manner nSdlG
which the work Is being execued the Council shall have til
right annu the without putting the in de
fault required by article 1906 Of the Civil Code wiihor
Supplying of justice annu the and without In
deinni ard is also understood that in the contracto
shall time abandon the work or not finish and cOpel
shall forfeit all claims may have any part Of the wor
done by him to the date Of the abandonment and the
shall he thereby discharged from and all liability therefor
and also well understood that in the be reso
the contractor and his securities shall be hold and bound
sodo unto the all loss difference the pt
at which the contractor originally contracted perform
work and the price which may Rdudcated at resale
REHABILITATION. y
Bids to be running for the whole work complete
New Orleans August 9Th, 1857, Ats rjs
g3 lsgnedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings Of hot
Boards of the Common Council. W m
lsigned II H. I. yENNARD, }n,.,.
lsignedl JOHN II. HOLLAND, ohafine
aul2 ii Is 20 % Clerk Of f;omn,ro,Iar
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

s s. s R
backed The approved Apertures for draining
los shall be nicely through he BY the contractor,
The gutter join length curbstones and
on baomns and
sharp sand said bostomng to rong hardened until
The contractor shall take up the old round stone paving
sree shall have been removed By him. shall
pick and the surface Of the street in accordance with the
Of
be sd sa' I e o @
song Of not less than four inches Of London gravel and
pounds roller and hard foundstion The
s nf s Be IN the
yst Ssah the str line breaking 0ns with
solid foundation He win all lay the blocks
Il width Shs Street oonis
filed with ne gravel and sharp sand msea and the paving
shall be rolled win 5000 pounds roller After the rain has
Of three inches Of fine gravel and sharp sand shall be
S s sna of bs
round stone pavement and the earth picked from
shall be the property of the contractor and shall be hauled
square block psysmsn. eady laid part Of the
shall also be the property OF the said
S be I Ia % use s a e I'M in M new block
m s5s and quality with the blocks required by the present
All shall of the best quality and shall be
furnished by the contractor well the labor.
s o s wSFa Th By
Common Council and to complete the same ninety DAYS after
said approval under penalty of dollars per day each
and every day Thereafter ne san g is noi completed
qued the faithful performance Of the contract
Payments to be made by the property holders cerh
OF the Street Commissioner. in
IN of the city charter and be collected by
tractor and the city not to be held liable responsible
be subrogaed all the rights the city sue seize the
property in of OF bills
The shall pay into City Treasury prior
receiving his certificates the cost of publication of the petition
OF property holders beng well understood that said
shall have the right Of andng of said petitioners the
| endorsement Of the said costs OF publication.
1t well understood that
TO begin finish the work thereof within
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
fault requredby article 1905 of the Code without
applying OF justice same without
indemnity and is also well understood
tractor shall at time abandon his work finish
complete the same in with the the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he any part
work done by him to the date abandonment thai
shall be thereby discharged and ali liability
therefor and also well understood
be resold the contractor and his securities shall be held
bound in solido thu city loss or difference be
the price which the contractor originally contracted
perform the work and the price which may b adjuicaed
| at resale REHABILITATION.
Bids to be superficial yard square block paving
complete superficial foot ofcb
and running foot OF gutter furnished laid.
| New Orleans, August 4, 1851
[signedI LOUIS H PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings botl
| Boards of the Common Council.
s Signed 5 il TEET HohfhSp chairmsn,
| Registered August 10, 1851
HENRY DUREL
| au IL ID II ~ Il Clerk of Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

inches thick pointed at the end which enters DIST ne
will s sa 9w n and e pss S
these there Will be or sa ep y saed to tse
shall be of dry river sand four inches hek aaa
s sslIfe .oee on ss q The
The cutters fay draining nshsss
lots built BY the contractor They saa oe
ncs panis viii. two By fGnr
and said cutters shall tho whole width Of
hf ssex PAyxxrsrThe walk pavement shall be laid with
lake icta II the best quality herring bed Of lake
san. equally GSa guilty
sd s, wBos ses Ss
Ing earth e. s saS e be ui
sEGksn aud as we'll or Slope
Of an inch per ground where too low shall Be hea
% 3 ss oa
sand in Saafs
without any rugged hollow that the pavement will
otsf c1ausEsA the materials shall be Of best
quality and be furnished by the contractor as well as the
The shall be bound begin the work days
Gonns Ind to Complete the four months
penalty Of dollars day for each and every day
Good solvent security the amount Of 5000 shall be
qed guarantee the faithful Of the
of the by the Street Commissioner Said pay
the Street commissioner in Conformity with
charter and collected by hs contractor and ;he
the e not BE- s paid sbgasd
all the rights Of the city to sue and seize the property in case
Of non payment Of any or all of said bills. .
The shall into the Cy treasury prior to re-
eeivng his certificates The cost Of Ct the petition
shall have the right Of demanding Of said petitioners
the reimbursement Of said costs Of publication. {lF
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
begin finish the work part thereof within the period
or Council be dissatisfied with the nnner in
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
81 Rsas
applying Of Justice to annu the and without in
defnnity is also well understood that in the
shall abandon his work not finish and COM
plets the same conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he have for part OF the
work by him the of the and the city
shall thereby discharged FROM and all liability therefor;
and it that in the contract be resod the
contractor and securities shall be held and bound in sodo
to pay city all loss difference between the price
which the contractor originally conracedo perform the work.
the price which be adudcated at resale or re-
adjudication. My. .H,t
per running foot of sidewalks complete, including
the turning Of the corners.
New Orleans August 5, 1857. u ~
fSignedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Isignedl hit vENNARD, 1c.,,,r,.,
tSigned JOHN B. HOLLAND, ei"'''uen'
Registered August IL, 1857.
HENRY DUREI,
auI2 ct Clerk Of Comptroller.
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block

T tsst ts d f
,QuAlirY DIaESsIoss THE MArzR1Ms.-The square
in quality granite oDlained from Boston They shall
sG il IL @ 4s s b ss DeSss S
than twenty inches in length and not less Than ten inches in
square sides and figt oins the tops
@ nat aaa s S T a peg
gram end Of shall angle
from lie earbenes Bordering the Sidewalks
gh in saa S F a
They shall be from twelve inches wide and inches thick.
nnf ss s v 'sS RS lie ops % a
sy ws and and m IS ysT they shall be
we'll hewed and dressed beve dressed the the
inches deep and in less than four inches
The gravel shall be the best of London gravel not over
and half inch in diameter.
MsssnR 10 sg s aHE Re
shall take up the old erbsones whenever ordered
do by the substitute in their
The curbsone shall be according the lines grades
hs s Be ] n ]
three six feet throughout the work each eurtone
adjoining side walk sody liked and backed
be nicely cut through same By The contractor Wherever
qnired BY the Street Go n, miss eE
shall be laid with inclination or slope the Of
sharp mixed said booming strongly hardened
| the head of the crowhar until solid
after the have been lee
anu grne me the street, with the grades
10 De given by the o deph OF inches below
the superior lace o. me hlae when ad The contractor
ha Dress inc ROAD oe OF s 70 me curve to be given by
me anu si piace on te Iop Of me same ohs Of
less imam -FOUR nce OF LONDON ana sharp sahd
snail thoroughly roll the sate with roller I'M
ni forms AN even ana 4afd Inc square blocks pay
ing snail then De iad In lay ing the paving the contractor shall
ny te boexs or a. an OF degrees rom
me stree ie peakhg JOINTS WIN every uer carefully bed
dng the BLOCKS anu hardening the materials under the same
order hat each BLOCK may rest on solid foundation He will
use All care 10 lay the BLOCKS SO as they tonch and make close
Johns as az JOINS over a. an men IN width shall most posi-
lively be rejected by the Street When the blocks
are aid the joints shall accurately be filled with hue gravel and
sharp sand mixed and the paving shall be rolled with 900
pounds roller After the rain has settled the gravel completely
into the JOINTS covering OF three inches OF fine gravel and
sharp sand mixed snail he placed upon the paving and the
snail be opened Tor travel
GENERAL CLAusE-The old crbstones the old gutter
the old round stone pavement and the earth picked from the
shall be The property OF the contractor shall be hauled
away by him.
All the materials shall be OF the best quality and shall be