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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-11
SUNNY Side for sale.

SBsse :Stdes
TYNE subscriber Offer. for sale his present residence
i which is acknowledged to he the beautiful To-
csiity in all Ottawa. Said premises consist Of Block
twenty two (22D in Green's Addition. (cast side Fox
Rivera containing l6 Lots, between and 1 acres.
The improvements consist OF a spacious gothic house,
containing nine rooms. dry cellar, and every room
supplied with Besides. there is excellent well
and cstcrn under cover and convenient to the kchtn
barn and other oubEildngs in keeping with the ardi-
tectura style Of the house. The garden j. supplied with
all kinds OF bearing fruit trees Indigenous the iii
together with half dozen varieties Of grapes
currant. rooseberries. Strawberries &C. &c the whole
furnishing a most desirable and complete home for
genteel family.
The whole part % the above named property will
be sold reasonable terms 10 suit the purchaser.
Also, sundry articles Of personal property. among
which are fine mare and colt wagon, cutter, and r
ness, two COWS, garden p!ow, &c, &c
sep4 =. CLARKE.
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Ecaal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tnr .OoI1 Nofiro

Tar Sale Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at sale by the Trea'
surer OF La Sale County, State of Illinois, at the
Court House in Ottawa Lot. and Lands situated in
sad county for the taxes and due thereon for the
a. " 1885, on the 12;h day of May 1851 became
,ne purchaser OF the following described Lots and
Lanu ana that the time Of redemption will expire two
years from the said day Of sale.
1o,rn IF NdrseiMs
Richeys addition TO N,ysriUe,
Lot 3, in Block u.
Suites A66ttin 10 Otu,ra.
West 100 feet Lot I, Block 90.
rxalcIl LII
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Lands for Sale,
For Sale !

Abstracts Oh B1tIcs $500
ITAvING a full and complete abstract OF title o
III every piece of land or town lot in the county
which kept night, am now prepared TO fur
nish short notice and reasonable terms, abstracts
of title. laugSl L. r. SANuff.
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Wall Paper Depot.

At B. T. Ph.lp's old .Sfnd, Xaia Street, OtdUG,
Illinois,
TYAvE jus. received their Spring stock, and have nsv
1 the elegant lot of Paper Hangings,
Window Drapery and Shades offered in Ottawa
They are prepared 10 furnish in quantities suit pur
chasers latest patterns Of Satin. Gilt. Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and borders. Also Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints. &c. &c. Their stock
purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
. a small advance first cost. myl,-tf
UNASTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds, for sale by
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Real estate.
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LUClAN II SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGRNCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. ottawa, august >, 1874.
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HING. GILMAN & Go.

HING. GILMAN & Co.
MOULD inform the farming community that they
w manufacturing very superior CORN SHELLER
AND HORSE POWE Having had it well tested the
PAST season, by numerous farmers and Warehouse
we are prepared TO speak advis .dy of its merits, and
can refer to all who have used il for the proof of what
We say We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in use. All We ask trial. being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its merits.
. We are also manufacturing large horse powers and
ureshers of the most approved kind in
All kinds of repairs done short notice and
bic terms.
shop in connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
sepi?-u KING, GILMAN eco.
Notice to Builders.
l. ANlNG re moved my Marble Establishment directly
- opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut to order the shortest notice
esthgure. Having some of the most experienced work
men IN the west can ensure entire satisfaction.
N t. large stock of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. MARIO WILLS BRO
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PHILIP GODFEIEY,S
Family Grocery Store !!

Corner If .Htin and Colum5us sts., Ottaua,
He subscriber respectfully becs leave 20 call the
attention Of the public his Grocery Establish
the Of Main and Columbus
the Fox River Bridge lie keeps constantly hand and
weekly from the South and East supplies OF
Family Groceries Il PrOVi>iOns.
Embracing every article belonging his line Of trade
with many other. usually found in similar establish
a. he buys only with Cash. he therefore sell
cheap any merchant in town. II. respectfully
yi:-s persons give him call before purchasing else
where. lie IA, ai-o large Of Tobacco and
Cigars. lie brTs thanks fer the kind and .e
raj patronage heretofore him
continuance. lJaulIl PHILIP GODFREY,
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Hard Wood LnlllR h

Hard Wood LUI0bCr.
CAWED Oak Timber-all sizes-from GIG and 12X12
~ and from IL to "a feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting OF Newell Post Tim.
Der, 6X6 to SKIS.
Plank, Q to ~ inches thick.
Boards inch thick
Hickory and Maple Axle Stuff and Oak Plank.
1900 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
VIM NJ. TRUE,
feb7-u Office in Bank0f Ottawa
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Country residence and Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell his residence. about mile.
below OTTAWA, the Illinois river, with from sixty
hundred and fly of land. purchasers may
d.sre.
/ The place has \ cprnroious House good Barn. Corn
Cribs. &c. a young Orchard. about eighty unter
the plov and is every very desirable location. 1;
is all easily accessible from by excel
lent road ard ran readily be divided to make
pleasant residences.
Also for sale, 80 Of Land the River hirg
all of Section /. that lies South OF the Illinois
Apply to D. +. Cameron, at Glover Cooks Office, or
l.. p. Sanger, Ottawa. tsep2?l
For Sale.
West half Sec. %, Town "a n, X. 8 East $50 acres.
West half swq Sec. u, Town ~ ", r. East 50 &C.
West half nwg Sec. II, Town 80 ~ II. East 50 &C.
The above lands among the most desirable
Sale County, situated from 70 10 miles from
and will sold removable terms. Apply
'er.iSned, at Alton, Ill. zoe; 2'I HENRY s BAKER
,.-s.c and Lot for Sale.
A I.rcF cou,,o,,; ous a-'f well finished two story
q brick House, in Ottawa Centre, =" sa'e' WIN one
two or three Lots-one of the veiy pleasaes' s'ua-
tons in the City, only ten minutes walk from the Cow
House Enquire of the subscriber, M the Bank OF OF
tawa. March ~ hto, MhItfi.h.
Land for Sale.
100 ACRES of Land lying six miles north Of Mar
lou seilies being the SEA Sec. -, T. 81 N For
further information address A. +. DUNAVAN.
apl0-2n'F Cornritie 4. o., M.
For Rent,
HUE Killarney Hotel A good well in the dwelling
Il and good stabling and yard attached. Apply La
ocs-tf I'd MAHONEY.
House TO Rent.
GOOD double two story dwelling house, Illinois
IA Avenue in Walkers Addition, lately occupied by
Wh ERWIN. Enquire at this ONCE. dec4
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familp Groceries.
MARSEINNES
Grocery and Fruit Store
u THOMPSON

IuAs lust received new supply of GROCERIES, con-
sisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses Goldfish,
Whtefsh a choice lot of smoked and dried Halibut,
Hambugh and Western Reserve Cheese-in short every
thing usually kept in Provision Store All OF which IS
offered little cheaper than the cheapest for Cash and
Barter only. Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
In with the Grocery he has also opened
FL TING ROOM for Farmers.
Marselles, July "a, 1e5I. A. d. THOMPSON.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! !


lTE undersigned take this method OF informing their
old customers, and the public generally, that are
putting into Establishment this siring Machinery
Goods have usually done the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges of Wooden Goods for Wool
snr.ion OF cotton and sell it for all goods are
warrant, in this respect, and also for durability We
shall continue 10 for Wool, formerly, the
lowing kin Is Of Goods, viz CaSsiHeres sanst',
Jeans Fannels Of different kinds, b-.Se" snG stocK'
ing Yarn Considerable attention will be paid stocking
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different grades az
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Nike, Fed
Ciouded &c. And will manufacture, for merclanlC
and others, Wool in lots of hundred pounds and up
wards into Stocking Yarn, any of the above kinds
goods. on liberal terms for cash or wool. Also.
Carding and Spinning
viii be done in lots of 80 lbs and upwards, at Is to IS
cents per pound.
Custom CardinS into Rolls
Will he done at six cents pound. Thsr machines
will be clothed anew with the best Cards, and with a
neac experienced Carer they expect good work
done. Wool will be taken from the Depot Ottawa, and
rolls returned within reasonable length of
ing the work. which be r strong sheets) from
almost any part OF the state at trifng expense.
Wool intended for exchange for of the above kinds
Of Goods accompanied by the proper order may sent
by Railroad to ottawa, and the goods will be put up and
sent with promptness, according to order
We would also say, that We have got New Custom
and FIGURING Mill in operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice, S have
plenty OF water at all times fmy1Il j. 4 n. GREEN.
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Payments.
Tuition and Board and Tuition be paid quarter
ly in advance.
Farmers can pay part OF the sam. in such culinary
products can be used in the Boarding Department.
For further particulars please address by mail at
the Seminary, [sep4l L. CMLACF, Principal.
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Take Notice.
DLEAsE step up to the Captains ONCE and settle all
L accounts Immediately, either with money notss,
% the books must be closed ur. rnovel w. T. WALKER
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bnMAN'S PATENT
Corn shelter and Horse Power.

Xanuactured by S.retR.r, Ta"der'dH& Co.. Plain
THESE Shelters have been thorou..-. 1870
= outside gearing; also in the separating anu ciG..
apparatus They are superior in every .Hnect 10 any
other Shelter IN market and are fully warranted 10
chasers.
Also, improved Horse Power, which is got up in .
form and is much stronger than the kind
heretofore used.
We also keep extra Castings hand to supply calls.
For sale at manufacturers prices with freight to Oa.
va, by [apl7I MANLEY DOW.
Wanted immediately,
. 900 HIDES, and z, 500 lbs. Talow, for which
C.OOV the highest market price will be paid in
cash. at Leather Store opposite the Court House.
Sale St. Tnovl4l W. C. E. RICHARDSON.
Something New!
FTNEIE subscriber has established a Wood and Coal
Il YARD on La Sale Street, Opposite the Geger House
where the public be furnished with and coal
by weight and measure, in such quantities they may
want.
He is also agent for the sale Of the PERU sHAPTEp
COAL the best article of Btuminous Coal west of Pitts
burg being free from sulphur, and dirt, max
ing bright and cheerful fire, without any the ofenS
Also, constantly on hand, CHARCOAL for sale in any
quantity best White Oak Posts; Adlers Brick. Of all
kinds.
Selling best White Oak Wood, $3.50 per cord,
Best OTTAWA Coal, 81 per ton, delivered
Peru Coal, $3.50 per ton, delivered, -
which he is satisfied II once tried, VIII DC iound ths
Brick at Buffalo Rock prices.
Charcoal, 90 cents per bushel
White Oak Posts, 10 cents apiece
Warmers can be accommodated with Coal AZ the absvs
yard in quantities as trey wish al the same price
il can be purchased for at tn .ds
N.B.-Wood Choppers waite -cur
oc1s6m La .SrHe 81, opposite tho Geiger House.
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Academy of Music.

Il in which all Instruments 4. Piano Melodeon. VIC
lin Carons FLUTE, Guitar and Singing, and all Brass
tournaments will be taught at reasonable charges.
Classes will he opened, not containing more than I2
scholars in each.
Music furnished for Balls. Parties. Parades &c with
any number Of instruments, at reasonable terms.
For particulars inquire at E. Y. GRIGGs Music Store.
jau9-tf c. W. DENHARD.
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IJHVING bought out the shop, STOCK and trade OF Il.
IL =. Bunker invite the sporting community to give
me call. hav9 good assortment of sporting
tCles be found this side of New York City.
have good assortment of those splendid steel,
patent muzzie end common Rifles, made by Mr.. H. =.
Brunker, whose valuable services foreman of my
shop All work done at my shop, usual, is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction Colts, Maynards, Aliens,
and Blunt Lyons Reviewers, and kile Pistols, kept
constantly hand, and cheap they be bought
in Chicago. Caps of all descriptions and gun fixtures
kept constantly hand. Powder-a superior article
kept, for target practice, or long range
invite the old friends of H. p. Brunkr. wei
traders, believing supply their orders for every
thing in my line, and give satisfaction all
that trade with j. s. MITCHELL.
Ian 3
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YOUNG AMERICA OYSTER SALOON,

Corner Of Madison ana Columbus SIS, east side.
LNRESH Shell and Can Oysters and CLANS, Sardnes,
Il HOLSTERS, Game in its season, Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Tongue, &c. Hot Tea and Coffee, fresh Pies and Cakes
Porter and Scotch Ale, fine Imported Liquors and
Wines, approved by private families to be of the
choicest brands to be bought in this city.
Cordials and Liquors of all kinds.
Natural Leaf Tobacco, Plug and Fine Ont. Fine i'm
ported Cigars, &c. (sep1Sl NJ. F0RMHALs.
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For Sale or To Rent.
4 HOUSE, pie ssantly situated east side Of Fox Rive
n fCb6 JOHN r. ANTHONY.
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HATS, GAPS,

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
lust received, very large stock of rich Spring
- Goods. lmySI 4. c. PRESCOTT
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House TO Rent

4 GOOD double two story dwelling house. on Illinois
IA Avenue, in Walkers Addition, Iately occupied by
VIZ. Erwin. Enquire at this once. dec4
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La Sale Street Drug Store.

EASTERN MADE Doors, Sash, and Blinds, for sale by
II iuIl. s. C. EARL son.
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.
FkiE Third Scholastic Year. the Fifth Semi Annual
Il Session commences on Monday, the 10th of Sept:
inst. Both young Ladies and young Gentlemen be
admitted. Instructions given in all the de
OF a. Academic and Collegiate Goa. Sc o. Study.
Expenses.
For Board. Washing, Lights, and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Departments, per year
OF - week.. - &C
or per session p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
or per Observation-Disclosures. 8 81
Tuition ri'r dGy scholars.
In the Academic Department, comprising Real
ing, Writing Spelling, Grammar. Arithmetic,
Biography. Elementary History. Natural Phi
losoFhy and Composition per year........- "a %
In the Collegiate Department, (comT rising Gene
raj History. Book Keeping. Algebra, Geometry,
1rjEononetry, Astronomy Botany Chemistry,
Gee Icy, Zoology, Physiology. Rhetoric, Logic.
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy and Natural Theoogy) per year,. 50 et
OPTIONAL Studies.
Andien' Languages per year, each. 90 90
Modern "a ............ "a &c
pra"ing and Crayoning. ........-...... % %
fsntihg IN water Coors,.--.. .............. 50 90
Painiine IN On Colors,--..... .--.......--. 40 90
MusIc-Pano and Meiodcon, 20 90
Use OF Instrument IL 90
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New Stock
Take Notice.

II HAVE Just received my stock OF Drugs, Medt-
i cines, Perfumery, Books, Music, &c. They were
bought In New York good terms, and will be sold At
fair prices [oc9l Ely GRIGGS.
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PROSPECTUS
For pubish6eg Monthly Periodcal IN Washington d. c.
oalLd
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
By L. ID. JOHNSON.

uNHE National Recorder" viii contain sixteen
qaao pages Win single ar double soyer Tor one dollar
viii be mainly devoted TO the following objects:
give information OF ali all that be done in the legsa
tive aud executive departments Of the general relating 10
he
In the legislative department ii win embrace the sp, Of an that
ns Ia The House Senate with brief sketches of the sermons TINT
may he delivered bcfire Congress.
In the department viii all that relates the
chaplain service In the and military posts and in
paps At military and naval schools In vessel and re-
cevug ships navy yards hospitals
homes asymms BY the facilities for obtaining information the
departments IN Washington and By correspondence with capns
shall be able produce much the public
The second object VIII be collect statistical nlormaian and 10
pub under The head Of zach se and Territory all that relates 70
the general interests of religion This viii embrace the number Of all
olyr oognsed eergyen employed pastors, otherwise the
members together with the
number aided annually e distinct church organization We
reach this ssrmaon With than approximate together
with other facts and statistics relating religious matters which
schedules" Of the United States
The third object will be TO notice all that Is and interesting In
srlence oing besiow special attention
ineuta made known at the Smithsonian intcon Also at The Coast
Survey Oc National 0bsrvntory and OF te scientific Arts
the Patent ee We shall furnish notices OF literary conventions
associations also Of such books and periodicals IA
intended to promote popular education
viii be readily that the whole practical yaue Of the objects
proposed their complete Accomplishment To ef
feet this shall need the kindly cooperation Of three classes of
tons science and learning in the United sacor each Of whom
We have a diFisrt proposition.
bat viii coan other things, important memorial to
Congress first be placed % the hands OF every clergy
arace) earlier date intend 10 issue the nrs
we Recorder years numbers FOR
aamrs
periodicals newspapers excepting those
which arc only plca aud socularJ viii gye prospectus
Insertion aud number containing propose
advertise the and locality Of their our cove through
year presidents principals Of all literary institutions
win the and
their institutions, proposed TO editors
Address "Nitonal Recorder Washington D. G.
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

t,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II oF THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND NOlsTIiWITT.-BAifi
ISsar ANp ONO RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
o throaghi run daily, exees Srnay from Wash
,srop for the West as fellows
olv al Washington Junction Cumberland
A The Cincinnati Louis and Chicago Express Connection leaves
Vhpon u 40 y reaching Cincinnati ats3o ncxt day
| connecting directly with express train for iousse Cairo, and The
s,sthWest and for g. Louis, Kansas, &c
e the grand scenery the road In daylight take
e the as m aao, train from Washington, and ho
over AZ Cumberland or Piodmont
~ the Northwestern Virginia
t The 40 d. M For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
,, :. =,
tsr pessbe facility, viii be found upon this ruu,e.
messengers Of The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road win Ieaye Washington as follows
F an washngson Junction and Piedmont take the
ia A. M, train. - - .
m train with the Frederick train take the $40
faiB.
FOR BALTIMORE AND TIE EAST;
leave Washington for Batnore 6l0 and Tab, and $40
ana A as n M On Sunday At 3.i0 only
Leave baltimore 80 and $50, m, and $50 and $50 p M
on Sunday a 80, m, only
The only VIII stop at stations aud for An
uapole connections.
The as the chief connecting trains Tor
ths West and $40 as and B 40 trains for the East
p further inquire tho Banore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket oaHce, Of TiIos H. PARSONS, Agent Washington
od3 Master Of transportation, Baltimore.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
$. c. HERRING 8 CO.'S patent champion safes.

FTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
l. finding that discriminating public beowng their patron
age TO that extent that necessary exhibit all
% STOCK have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and srocn on broadway at No 251 Murray street
ate the ey Hail This enlargement OF warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement their factory will enable subsori-
or 70 keep on hand at all times larger stock of IRE and burglar
proof safes than other establishment world
non VIII be bad TO constructing private families
with other furniture for the security Of plate jewery.
Also
keep on hand and make 70 order all kinds vault
DOORS and bank vaults Balls Patent powder proof locks banks
sr doors cnes patent pernaiatou bank lock Cygers
patent letter lock, without key.
S. c. HERRING x Co.,
Nos 1875, 13T and 1879 Water street and
No. 25i Broadway corner Murray st., New York.
.... v. C0YIE CO., Agents
Washington, ID. G,
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
My2s-ly Richmond virginia
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once superintendent ofthe Public Printing,

4 ttKOpOSAI4S fDR .fUKNI-ltiNG HE IAHER
FOR THE PUBLIC PRIN rNGIn pursuance OF the provisions
Of the ct provide for executing the public printing 2 Sc
proved 20 1852 sealed proposals viii be received at this
Capitol until the first Monday 10Th day) December
12 O'Clock M furnishing the that required
for the public printing for the ending the LIST day Of ece
ber, 1859.
The suboe list specifies nearly be ascertancd tho
quantity qualify description paper will
required;
10000 printing paper uncaendered "a by
Inches weigh orynvc pounds sheets
CLASS
5000 ne printing calendered "a by IS
inches, and to weigh aysx pounds the OF Iso sheets
supernDe printing paper hard sized and caendered
"a by 81 inches and weigh eight pounds the
Of $50 sheets.
1000 supcne sized aud calenderc of such
be required corresponding in weight with
ng 10 By "a inches and weighing twenty pounds Of 45o
sheets,
upHne plate paper cacndercd unclenered
be rqred 10 by "a inches and OF such weight
be required. +. i.
The paper each OF the above classes be Of linen
all adueraiion with mineral other sub
whtencs, and put in lures Of tsentiour
in bundles each
perfect Uniformity cnor, thickness, and weight
viii beequrcl bundle exclusive of wapPcrs) varying
the standard weight will be rcceiN
gross will required Mixing of various
hkncse the bundle TO make the weight VIII be con-
aidered violation Of the contract, :...