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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-Ihc concluding cx-
y srinson ID. csssss Sl % held follows o-snIns =.
q SIN;
iAs Sesir-Ou ss:a1isy i>b BY Pr't Hs'ksv IN ts.rcn
ouy N,rssy ih PIT McCulch. 10 Phy"cs rssiis. iSh
1uo ichcoa prrf Lrhrr History school Prof UNtcy,
Wcdr sisy leh, f'f Cheui.'Ty rea'-isy,
nh, ksrne Philosophy; Friday lSh Prt kcNiskar,
Fvrsnecs o. Ssufd,y 10 p .cao~l PrH Aaio)c.
evl school BrvE La Der Polscal Economy Ser1syi
SIS, pocf n'i,sr Ls'in.
dey ifh PioL Dawes Mslh- ulics No day, 2ls "a s-oc,
Pr HsSley Sp1eirs Ass,opomy, .isc'ion rsoL Ssne,
Lr,sT.urc ard Eshsics; Tasstay ~ Ia SAcder PrL
Ns-e I'd Seciis Prof Hsesley; wsdp-sssy So pros
sii'n; ri Az .Ih Prof Licber Moisn H'sOyi Saturday,,
.fb. Prnf Aiubcn. Crek
S7komSTes -NO-d s,. 2st Prcf L'sher History Tuesday.
81. 1T Sc 100. Pot DsE Latin, n Scion, Prof D.ys,
Sa'h. Wednesday 2Sd Prt Antbop Geek rbnna.y,
2kh Prot Davies Prot O,issr Eezy 2sh rSi SO md
Ane.rn History AID Antiquities Saturday, b, PTss Maine.
Rhetoric.
r,sh-sr ,nasy s-c'lon Prri Pack Mss.nist-
les 20 Si,u Fret Arion Gress rueslsy ss' Pnf Anthcn
aud Prot Pecs dnc'd,y 30 Pet Mime Es esh Canpo
s,n; Th6r.Say Pref schmidt Ancient Gogopty and Roman
A. luites fosy 10. Pros Dr.lrr Lvln.
The Ccmmenc.uG. will the pace AZ Nbj Tuesday ss,h
Jul lt
The general examination Of canida'cs for .insson will ~
hed the President. 10 pescue" OF the Fac n.y. At 10
NJ Thursday, sept so ard fiidsy, Oct Csod Il pre-
ieUg irston sr By scpeius n IL pNuss -
the e,dsnt before th'ay June p BE- examined Monday,
June %. AZ the eOgr sno place.
The Regents u the nvr the Alumni ofhe CSesr
udsB others ntFfed the OF
tion ere iuy.ed o aitsna the na'or.
CHARLES KING LII D.. Pres. Col College.
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CTOCK of DRY GOODS for SALE and
- STORE 10 LET-Ths s.oak is very desirable, AND tbs
aore 20 fset fort-o1e tts. sa.ds in me city Apply
Nas ard 0 Barclays:
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DURDFNs new Machine HORSE-SHOGs,
- s1s quality ~ osn :, wy ds,i.es os.Ssa N:s
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DARklClDES. .....
uNIIkD STATES POLICE GAZETTE.
1ONTENTS CO OuR
ErTE r Is q
lrw.Yokv-t Aooel Captain, How the D'tectiyes Make
N.t,V; IittI. VA 80 &. cod lie ssd'olL
tuAILIvs- Ia c3aNltiOn Of SAl4 Carson Mys'fy
O D. P,s;- Oldce. =, a,
WAsHiNsroN-Powers TIE h7rdCrG; The u1ic9s; J. W.
Msco,. War and Huccr Of Nar-
BGLTIHoRs-Tae hamis; AoVeEIents fLd NAefusD'H.s OF
Tiitv,E 49,,
BosroE- Anniversaries and The SbarPsr wioacd GA
PEOniA, III -cruie IN the Far West M0rjsL
Pm rsbUsGH-1hc hsyos snd The OAz-t;e
ATLANTIC Cir--A Hcn scene
a.afeslE fToa al 10 si
Gfiiss 70 bDion.
f.Iseie by all Me-. AgsLts
HENORlCKSON 4 BLAME,
:. YATES
NlIOfEsATE AnENlS
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

sab!s ga It. near 9Th ~. a stylish nOasE n,sys for
ah.tt wagon Is 1e IL bsns bige, year old sound
ard kind fast, and very pleasant driver Price *@p
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.

dhC IN CONGRESS CATERS now ready;
sDeDsOU also those Is Patent Leather Boots, 1t
IONES'S No 10 Ann-st
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THE WAY OF LIFE
IL Is OFT
hANAs MINERALOGY, Fourth Eoition.-
~ y. APPLETON Co. Nos 3is ana $40 Broadway
AOw READY:
SYSTEM
n l. q q Y,
COMPRISING
MOST RECENT lSCONER1ES,
yun descriptions Of Species and their Locaties Chemical
krA,s<. nd FORMULAS Tables FOX the Determination
Ho,J., with cs,ise on Mathematical ChystAios uPhy and
he Drawing Of figures on C'yst-ia
Uiusas:sd by Sax UaDdTed NoodoUts.
BY JAsrs DANA.
Peuth Edition Rs~Ih,en, p, arrsased ard Enlarged
Ose Volume. svo ~ -.
TIVE WAY OF LIFE
N or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

MOUNTAIN AIR.-Warm aud Cold Baths,
wi ,eo AVN Zoe shade b,uifnl seensry -Bd ,sasonsbs
nc, a. lie SOGNTAIN GLEN SUMNER RETREAT,
Palf.ld NJ Conou citation VITA New fJn i,a, TINES
Day. AdaIe,s A. UTTER Reference, ). l. fhALb' N"
Sprucc 81.
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pURTON's NEW THEATER, BROADWAY.

- sRIDAY-A CONCERT by ne ? pills II War School
Nc g. the Firth Ward, the piipose Il RAISING funds 10
pllce Piano Destroyed By ire III, l2:l Of keo lNy LAST
TAos be h.i ofIhe School OnceTs 3sr.on rhicr
SATJRDAY-Mos poiiivcy the two ast sPpes'a Vi lie
Res zaI Ballet Troupe Of sn Dancers inthH AFrERNOQN
a. II O'Clock tie EVENING g the trsnd Bale. of SAL
IsrOA ROSA; O., THE CARNIVAL N0Nr. bril- isnt sue
cess With NV and GcTgeocs sceusfy SUI ~ sErs.
MONDAN-ML and ils NAROAlNE ROLr
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RARNUM,s Az. AMERICAN NM MUs 6s,S N;
lie ~hicp spp-s,. Mrs KATE DENIM RYAN! PRIZE MODEL
OF HE NEW CENTRAL PARK: Theodk,nsl piece by the
u,aar Az hog SUI Waters Raa Deco ask aud Faces"
Sc tn,iI. TWO LOVES AND LIFE which will b. re
psated THIS EiESl.G 8. Gel oh hgh hsyouscsr. Mrs
kse Delin RyS. AFTERNOON a. two very petty pie
Ga. additions made - The AQ ANiVARIa among ~bcl 10
BANDED PRUrtu5 exceedingly aud ord aquatic
A imal TIE HsOpy Rsny Perpetual Motion
Liyt Ssrpents WaxWoTk Gallery &C. Admission % all,
= cents children uuder tee, ~ res,s.
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Doar6 ann Rooms.
GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD at a FARM HOUSE near Armonck
Vlpae rs from Ke sico Station Hai!en Ralfok. %
tsr week so by Hnylsts Dpt 10 uonts ride from Jescy
CITY Apply to j VANDERBILT No. 81 Fulton =
BOARDING HOUSE within 40 rods Of West
port Depot with every niepee FOR bathing hhine
SC only hons ride i.om City Hall Address VIM a.
HILL. Sauga.uok, Conn
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
lsrn0 tbr flIIuIIiuq.

This certificate sent us BY agents AT Parter-
son. ~ Y. winch Is also certified bv several of the
neghhoIs g" R9s
Mcssrs . Al. x - SANDS Gcncmen.-It gives
ecsrd tp my lie took severe -5. and aiier
iii wrck> of suffer the disease settled IN
j. lei; la aud foot. which sNced tn the utmost.
ne swelling laoc,,l his ph, scian. and dis
haracd urnf~cy after thai less than eleven
Ulcers formed the leg and foot time. We
M five different h, srianS. but relieved HIM
,iuc.l and The last winter fonnd him enlaciatcd
nd low that he MAS unbe 10 lrave his bell suffering
ne most eNcrtcinnx pain. Daring iliis time The
had become mech affected. that iece atie
,ccc came y hic he has than twenty
i,e preserved in bs,tle varying from oilcnIf
nd I,'lf nchcs in length. " e had si,on up all
ops Of hi> recovery; but at This tir Owe were
hire to try your SarSapnrilla. arr Ats Use
e;,h aud appetite began nn4 Ito imp
al 81 rapid The change that less than
ottl,s effected !, lcrl.at cure
Wiil gratitude. remain truly yours,
DARIUS BALL
Prepared and sod by 4. u. ~ -.
VINO csse Druggists, 100 Fulion-street co
William, New York
Forsalc by DEWITT. ETTTLE & G
son Il Co. and REDINGTON x Co
RICE & COFFIN, Marysvic; l..
II On. SacrMne;.to; and by Drigsis.'
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

How TO BECOME A LITERARY Wo-
MAN.-The literary portion of the press
lately gave an extensive notice Of a
translation of Guerrazi's Beatrice Cenci.
The attention given to it was clearly not
so much in praise of the character Of
the translation as to puff into fame the
name and assumed merits of the author.
But it is now asserted and upon the
best authority, that the lady who got
the credit of the thing was not the real
translator. The credit was given to
Mrs. Watts Sherman, the wife of the
New York Banker. The story now
runs that the translation was executed
By an Italian governess in her family !!
Comment Is needless.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
We can paraphrase this SO that it will
,.A..lx. "a A. 4 ~..l IL

ssIs IT BENEFIT TO ADVERTISE 20
Under this heading, the News Letter
for January says:
There are those in the world who can
never be persuaded to advertise their
business, even to the smallest amount
such men seldom get rich. One Of the
great secrets of success with the million
aires Of the East, was the liberality with
which they were accustomed to place
themselves and their business before
those to whom they looked for support.
In mercantile affairs, this same course
cannot fail to work wonders. True, the
man who amasses wealth by the sudden
rise of real estate might not have become
richer by any system of advertising.
His wealth comes without any effort on
his part, and indeed, he can hardly be
poor if he would. But how with the
dealers in groceries, hats and caps, and
every description of dry goods, hard-
ware, SC can they become rich without
an efort' Oh! say they elf go into bu-
siness, people will find me out fast
enough : if [ only sell my goods at low
rates, and insure them to be of the first
quality. THAT may be very true, but
for every customer who finds you out
without advertising, there will be ten
who will not find you out at all. No
man may be SO popular but some one
may never have heard of him-for that
ones trade you mnst advertise. IT'S
not enough that you keep the best stock
or sell at the lowest prices you may
know it but are there not mary who
have never heard that such was the
case' For the trade of such you must
advertise.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
Toast with new Dressing.

At the meeting held by Forney and
McKibben, to indorse " the latter, in
Philadelphia, and after Joe had desert
bed how he was dragged out of coyote
hole and ruthlessly driven, by the "white
slaves Of the North," to the State Sen
ate and to Congress, Forney toasted
Senator Broderick as
"The lion hearted embodiment of the manly State
which he represents"
Strong sense, ceep feeling passions strong,
A hate Of tyrant and of knave;
love of right, a scorn of wrong,
OF coward and of slave"
We can paraphrase this SO that it will
apply to the toasted and the toaster:
The pewter-hearted disembcdiment Of the mani,
State which he does not represent.
Wrong sense, deep dealing passions wrong,
Bait for sycophant and FOR znave;
Lover OF fight, horn of a strong -
A" blowhard +" and stshayen
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
the
whot
comm
ton Of a.
riotic s.
The Greatest Discovery of the Age

~ REAT Bile ,sing to Mankind ,-Innocent but potent
N IG. L. }. Czapkays Prophilaeteum tseii disin.
lectng agent.) preventive against gonorrhoal
and svphilitic Diseases and unsurpassed remedy or
,enerea scrofulous gangrcnous a cancerous ulcerr,
tetil discharges from the vagina uterus and urethra
and all cutaneou> eruptions and dseases. As innocu
lann preventive against small pox, 50 Is lr L. j.
Czapkay's Frophlactcum preventive against syphil
itic and gouorrhra diseases. Although harmless in IL
self it possesses the power of chemical, destroying the
syphtc virus. and thereby saving thousands from be
ins infected by the most oahsome ol all diseases Let
no young man who appreciates health be without Dr.
Czapkays Prophilaciicum- IL is in very convenient
packages and viii be found convenient to b ing
used $ Il soap Price So. For ssle Mt Dr Czalka,'
Private Me lcal and Surgical Institute Sacramento
below Montgomery opposite Pacific Mail Steam>h p
Comlany's office. san Francisco.
RS All orders must le addressed to J.. J. Czapkay
NJ. -. San Francisco, California
SYPHILIS GoNoRRIIusA DR. l.. j. Czapkav's extra
ordinary in tire treatment of ~. hiliiic and
Gonorrhual diseases in the primary and other stages
induces him /" call public attention to the fact that of
the great numbers who haze made dali, application to
him. there is not one who VIII" has not been elecual
lv and permanently cured IN recent cases OF ;, phil
is or Gonorrhot. the pr. guarantees lertcct
few day. without hindrahoe 10 usn' So or othef in
convenience The pr. : method OF treatment oi these
mtlt'iieS. combines tie Improvements made b, the
medical taculy with disc"N cries 81 his that
unknown to an, one else AMI which, when applied
prevent the possibility OF evil after consequences.
Secondary Syphilis Mhchi> destructive OF health
-roiucng alterations the throat destro, ing the
soft parts. and leaving the bone exposed. which
fy. seperae and away. disliguring the sui,
most horribly, well inlarng his ecncl oil health.
and rediSposing To nmptlor the ilr tieat IA II
most certain and efficient manner. Also Bt bpeS pain.
fl swrllings ulsn the bones, diSigurng buthes
the skin fin les. and all other consequences
OF ~ yrhilitic tonoioal diseases lie guarantees
cure, oraskS no compensation
The Dr.woui especially ell he atten ion OF those
who have failed IL obtain relief iron, other, mans "f
whom he has ahead, cured and many ar 81 u , nd'e
treatment The +. makes char.e Tor c II ulfatcn.
AMI invites all tn call his sii itute, and lac will give
them such satisfaction they obtain nov here l>e
Those a. Il distance by writing to the lr. can lave
Their cases prompt, attended to.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
CONSTITUTION.
UNIFORM REMEDY

N cases Of scrofla Ieprosy Tumnrs Swelling Of the
loints. Rheumatism. Erysipea~, Kings Evil, aud
every complaint >yrnlt"inaic of Impure Blood: and
AL The diseases of the Muscles and Tissues together
with general debility Of tho system. yield To this
falling Purifier Of ir oo for the blood is the chan
lel through which disease finds its way to the various
,ryai,s Of he body.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
Observation-Disclosures,
l.. p. FISHERS

A DVERTISING AGENCY, SAN FRANCIS
n CO-No. 17l1a Washington street up stairs, near
y opposite Maguire's Opera House
l.. p FISHER the authorized Agent Of the
Columbia Weekly News;
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Sacramento Union:
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Mountain Democrat:
Empire County Argus:
Caaveras Chronicle Mokeumne IIill
Shasta Courier;
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Trinity Journal, Weaverville;
Iowa Hill News;
Weekly Ledger. Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph:
Sonoma County Journal:
Folsom Dispatch:
California Mining Journal;
Los Angeles Star:
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier. Yankee Jim's;
Napa County Reporter:
Sierra Democrat Downieville
Humboldt Times Union City;
Oregonian. Portland o. T.
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Oregon Statesman Salem. O. T.
Pacific Christian Advocate Salem O. T.
Jacksonville Herald. Jacksonville O r.
Pioneer Democrat Olympia W. T.
Washington Republican, Steilacoom W T.
Polynesan. Honolulu s. l.
Pacific Commercial Advertiser Honolulu s. l.
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico;
Hongkong Register.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. T. has now completed his arrangements for tn,
forwarding of advertisements all the principal lar
sest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
he Atlantic states
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
w E EKLY N 3 w S
The Unknown Grave.
By ADELAiDE ANNE PROCTOR.

bl ADEliAiDb ASNE PhOCfOk.
No name to bid us know
Who rests below,
No word of death or birth,
Only the grasses wave
Over mould of earth,
Over q nameless grove.
Did this poor wandering heart
In pain depart7
Longing, but all too late,
For the calm home again,
Where patient watchers wait,
And still will wait in vain.
Did mourners come in scorn,
And thus forlorn,
Leave him, with grief and shame,
To silence and decay,
And hide the tarnished name
Of the unconscious clay:
1t may be from his side
His loved ones ell,
And last of some bright band
Together now once more).
He sought his home, the land
Where they were gone before.
No matter, lines have made
As cool q shade,
And lingering breezes pass
As tenderly and slow,
As if beneath the grass
A monarch slept below.
No grief, though loud and deep
Could stir that sleep;
And earth and heaven tell
of rest that shall not cease
Where the cold worlds farewell
Fades into endless peace.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

SihDS' SiRSlPlRILLl,
The Oldest Aid
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FosaHE CURE Of
all Diseases arisinafrom an Imprre
State Of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoulands Of funio-
licited teffimonials from
perlons Of every rank in
fociety, fhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation pofselses Of
dlleltlllS ana curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Ofseous
lyStems. In its compo
fltlon, on which much
of its value depends, the
beft Sarfaparilla Root,
with other mott efectual
and lalutary productions
are combined, produc-
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in u1e. Under its re-
aoring influence, ftrength and vigor are
impaired to the exhaufed frame, and
perfect health fucceeds difeafe, as Winter
is iucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen.
al influence of refreihing fhowcrs. Its
operations are in harmony with nature,
md it may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety of conai
tuition with the mott perfect fafety.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, cor
of William, New-York
SFor sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co., H
JOHNSON & Co., REDiEGToE & Co, San Fran.
cisco; RICE & CoFrN, Marysville; 3. II.
McDoNALD & Co., Sacramento; and by
Druggists generally.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
NORTHUP & MARSHALL,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Brick shop,
STREET, COLUMBIA.

e NORTHUP & MARSHALL, House Carpenters,
* Builders and Contractors continue Carpentering
fza in all its branches, and will contract to erect
Houses Stores and Mills, and fit up Shops, Saloons &C.,
and to do all kinds of JOB WORK.
Particular attention given to Parfern Work. Pump
Building Sluice Puddle and Box work and to all kinds
of Miners Wood Work for Mining Purposes.
Ornamental Scroll and Fancy Joining and Carpenter
ing, Bar Building and fittings for Shops and Saloons.
COFFlNS-Of every description made to order on the
shortest notice.
MANUEA ACTURE ED,
SASH DOORS; WINDOWS, all sizes;
PANEL DOORS; BLINDS. do;
SHOW CASES: SHOW WINDOWS
Alknds of Doors, Windows. Blinds and Sash made
to order NORTHUP MARSHALL.
aug22 Washington ST., Columbia.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
DIR. T. y. Cxap1xay's

Established in 1854 for the permanent of all pri
vate and chronic diseases and the suppression OF
quackery
Attending and Resident Physician Il j. fZAPKAY
NJ. d.. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief
Physicon to the Goth Regiment Of Hon,els Chief
to the Military Hospital Of reth. Hungary and
the late lecturer the diseases Of and chil
dren.
Communications strictly confidential. Cons;l.a
tons, by letter ortherwise free. Address.
DR.. L. J. CZAPkAY. Sal Frlncsco. Cal
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. T. r. has now completed his arrangements for the
forwarding Of advertisements to all the principal lar
sest circulating Journals and Newspapers published in
he Atlantic States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

PEACHES AND ArrrEs--The Delaware GsssHs says
1--WE regret 10 learn that both the apple and peach crop
likely 70 be very short this State There scarcely
hope OF fourth OF crop Of the former AMI third on
the latter In Braudyvine Hundred 10 though, there
will he appies a all " speak Of, while there will be
very fsv peaches. And IN ~ Geosce api Rod Lion Han
.areds, whore there usy good crop, tss prospsvr
hot nsuc b heesev,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
American Cisszens ne Raiiroad Contractoss In
Brazil.


As the English packet leaves us today, and as it
Is natural that In those countries which are In rela
ton with us, people are looking with some curiosity
and interest on the contract which has just been
concluded at Rio for the construct on OF the second
section Of the railroadthe portion wherein the great
difficulties of the enterprise are concentrated-it
TO us not out OF purpose to state concisey the
Characteristic features Of that contract and the
raj guarantees which induced the directory 10 adju-
dicate the works TO those American citizens Who in
company, presented their propositions.
The general clauses were published In the news
papers of the capital on the 2lst OF last month,
and according TO our information those clauses to-
gether with the specifications which have been pub
lshed, constitute the contract. Here follow the
chief principles upon which it Is based
Eirst-Thc railroad company does not advance
funds for the preliminary expenses; only after the
machinery and implements for the great works have
been imported II will advance their value under
security Of the same machinery, TO be deducted in
fourth parts from the monthly payments for service
accomplished This condition depends on the drec-
tory being satisfied with the conduct Of the contract
ors.
second-Durng the construction the contractors
are completely subordnated 20 the engineers Of the
company, who have unlimited powers TO the
choice OF materials the nature and perfection of the
manual labors and all circumstances attending the
execution.
Third--They receive at the close of every month
fourfths of the valuation of the work accomplish
Cd, measured and calculated in aprce table annexed
10 the contact-the last onetth remaining AZ q re.
serve fund for security.
rourth-They are subjected as TO efficaciousness
of the means employed by them (as In all other
things) TO the Judgment OF the chief engineer, who,
when finding them insufficient, may organize the
work for the account Of the contractors.
Fifth--In case Of delay tboy will be subjected 10
heavy fines, which, If the delay be prolonged over
two years may 20 even AZ far as the loss OF the 90
curity.
SIXTH They accept, in all cases of differences. The
chief engineer as their arbitrator, with appeal only
W TIE directory.
6eyentb-h sbsy fulfil the contract to the salts
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