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D. PAPER HANGINGs.

ID PAPER HANGINGS.
L ERSONS Needing interior decorations, in the
shape of PAPER -HANGINGS or WINDOW
SHADES, are respectfully requested to call at O..
1876 7th street. where they will not nd the most ex
tensive stock, but desirable selection of modern
style PapeT-hsng my object heiug to allow no
Old stock TO accumulate but ts keep pace with the
times, by keeping small but choice assortment
ISSUED
have in store good assortment OF gold band and
common WINDOW SH HADES, S,PiCFURECORD
AND TASSEl.S, &c. Every description of WIN
DOW SHADE on hand or Isade to order.
To those who have SO lIbeIally favored me with
their patronsse return my thanks their future
orders shall be attenGed TO with the skill and
punctuaity as the past.
Strangers are informed all work executed IN a,
mechanical and satisfactory name, yay re-
Quired. Please give me a call.
]. .MARKRITER,
No. 486 Seventh street.
Sc "A -eolmr 8 doors above Uud Fellows Hall.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-A very
large front Room, suitable for q small fan lily, Is
now vacant Also. Rooms In suite or single for
gentlemen and their wives can be secured for the
winter, by early application at 466 18th straet Sew
eral Table Boarders can be accommodated.
se2t 2awlm
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
subscriber offers at private sale the property
known a. the Bakery situated the south side the
Canal, near the Alexandria ct tOg ether with
the wharf, which is about 2lO leet deep from Canal
TO river; the tow path being inc uded in this prop
erty. TOr
The Bakery has front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 80 inches of water for driving its ma
chlnery. ~ ~
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard is not
surpassed by any IN the District.
Also. a w ood and Coal Yard now in the occupanov
OF Hurry OTme and Mr.. Barron. This PROPERTY
mas front OF I'D feet on the c. nal ard ln2 feet on
the West SIDE OF Green .trest, and easy of ac
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton as any yard In the District.
The above property will be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, l45 W est street
6eOrgetown or to ). +. BROWN, Pa. av., next TO
corner or l4th street. w ashlngtOn, ID. e. au 2j-tf
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.

IN OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
HE pndsrsigned offer for safe tire above stand
ard brand OF hne Rive WhIskey, OF their own dlstil
latl0n IN barrels aud half barrels. The quail of
the Whisky known so favoraby in the South for
the past eight years, will AWAY be kept up its
fornlsr gh standard aud purchasers and consu wers
can rely upon its being .. .rfectly pure Rye WIS
ky, distilled under our own personal snpefvlslOn,
and entirely Tree from any delstsrIous sub.tances
whioh render made up whiskles SO obi sctiooab o.
fne vbiskiss In New York veil as PhiIads pnia.
We are enabled 70 ship good. from etner S,ty direct
Odice las south Front 81, Philadslphia; in New
York, s. Wall street ~ - t3-=st . p oo5 ly
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A DESIRABLE FARM in CULPEPER

A c0UNfT9. va. FOR F6RRA sALE1fTSRss fTSsEdtEa Edtof n
the Evening Star Is authorized to sell, on very oc-
commodatmg terms and at low prioe, one Of
or. IL contains about SO acres, of which 80 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land. a hne con-
dltlOn for cultivation. This is situated about
three miles iron. Cupeper Court House IL has upon
ngs. All the arable land not in cultivation is well
set In grass. To gent eman seeking country res
denee this farm Oilers attractions not passed, if
equaled, IN Piedmont Virginia building site upon
view of the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil Is of excellent original quality, and pecu-
uary adapted To tho production of wheat, and at
present IN good state of Improvement. The owner
Is made. Persons wishing 20 purchase VIII please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH. Ess., Ed
itOr ofthe star. ap s-lawtf
A BEAUTIE UL COTTAGE, with Barn, sta
"A bic, Carriage, Corn, Cow, and Poultry Houes,
and 85 acres of and IN nigh state Of cutivatIoI
with an Orchard OF every variety of choice Fruits.
foT Saie.-The above property lswithin 81 miles Of
i've churches. IL desired viii be sold at the same
time AL the growing crops, horses cows. hogs,
rlages, wagons. and fai ming Implements, together
with the entire furniture from parlOr to kitchen, in
oiuslve. Possession given Immediately. Address
A. b. c.. Box $40. Alexandria. Va. Sc l6-tf
STORE FOR RENT-The store on Ohio ave-
- nue., between 18th and 18th SITS 1t is particular
" suited for the grocery and feed business. Apply
TO j. Il w. nj. CALF, northwest coTuer 18th
and sts.. No.547. ie 26-leotf
EOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS, fur
by the month. week, or less term. Terms mode
Saiona Rss a. S'' Penn avenue nearly opposite
aui7-T&Stl F.HOLDEN.
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wHEELwKIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,
p "A p + ID l. X 8
No IA yoaoIey rOrnPr nj GsrN01.

BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. L.. 1Tosn Co.; Thomas Colt;
Carson Bros Co.; Dickey, Ross a Dfckey; Ea-
& Robbins: x. & A. II. ubbard; JessBd a .aftfin:
J. p. King co owen Hurlbuti Platner q Por
ter: Palmer 4 Smith; Parsons Paper Company:
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sycamore
Mills; and varIOuE other celebrated makers;
Also, a full assortment OF Book binders Leather,
Cinih. GIue, &c Printing Papers, N evs and Book;
C0loI ei Papers OF all kinds; trsw Boards Bind ,
colored; Prmter's Cards and ard Boards, IN every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manl'a PAPER; Press Boards.
A full assortment OF French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper, Post once and
Shsatang, Tack and Spice Papers: Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
irr Paper Of every description made 10 order.
an &-Sm
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A FARMIN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY VA,
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
pRnVEn ID ~

"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES FOR I'M"
PROVED CITY PROPER rY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from w ashlnston and the same DIS
tance from Alexandria. and miles from George
town, adjoining the lands OF Mr.. Thomas Clark,
Hr r. IuIee. Esq; aud Of the lands Of the late L.
with water In esch field hne Orchsrd, and house
containing rooms, with good cellar and hack
kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildngs an
good order. now in the paucy of f. Yulee, Esq,
who Will show the property and give Information
respeo ting the sale. Information can aso he had
from w. ID. Walach, Esq., Edi,Or of the star.
Possession given on the lst Of January. 1859.
jeB-lavu Id. WELLS.
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R6rE HUGHES FLOWER GARDEN, MA
Sereath Street, Island. ASK
WILLIAM HUGHES, Landscape Gardener and
Florist, begs to invite the public TO his coIlec
ton of ROSES, now In bloom; upwards OF 900
fine plants, warranted on their own roots, and true
to name.
The proprietor recommends early fall planting,
from the middle of October to the middle of NOvem-
ber, but must be protected by cedar branches,
Has on hand fine Plants for winter, blooming, for
par ors or private greenhouses.
Bouquets made to order, and cut Flowers con-
stanty on hand, at moderate charges. Sc q cow
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'.- THE ATTENTION

~ THE ATTENTION
OF Those who contemplate re fitting and deco
rating their houses, is cal ed to our large stock Of
FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANG
INGS, DECORATIONS. BORDERS, &c, now
b ing received from the manufacturers.
The stock embraces all STYLES. qualities and
prices and we are, therefore, prepared TO offer to
the pubic the largest cheapest, and most varied
sortment of goods In line that has been Of
WINDOW sHADES, GILT CORNICE, and
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, in great variety.
III Paper put up by the best w"rkmen in city or
country, under the supervision Of ono of the firm.
FRANKLIN 4 ROTHROCK,
seiS-4taw,m Southwest cor. 9Th and ID SITS.
ARE YOU lNSURED.The Washington In
hsuTano6 Company lCapital S200,0OO, with indt-
ctdaai liability VI all st0ekh0ldsrsJ 81 lnsures all
classes Of property Drectors-H. Tay or, g. Bacon,
VIZ Bayly, r. Mohun, NJ. w. Gait, b. Beali, j.
s. Halriay. w Orme and j. Bryan. Ofhce corner
Pa. avenue and 10th street -.
L--' JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Pres.
GRAFTON ID. HANSON. SEQ. ma7-2avl,if
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that Land War
rant No. $72 for lo acres Of lsnd, issued under
the act OF Congress Of ebruaIy H. 847, In the name
o, Julius King, has been lost and that six weeks
siIer the gate hereof will be made to the
Penslon Ohcs for a duplicate thereof. AL persons
are cautioned against purchasinE the same. as q
edredf has been flied IN the General Land Once
against issuing patent. ~ Il. M BLOUNT,
Attorney for the owner.
Mashingtcn CITY. Sept. 8. las. selo-iawSv
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DURE CIDER iNEGAR.-EiEhtsen barrels
pure ''Aa'i Oaa'' 'in'3.R mess RiHG III B HtReHELL.
| ssx az . ssrnss vSsmoat sysaas and iish st,
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For Rent and Sale.

FOE SALE OR RENT.-A large four STORY
y DhiCh HOUSE, on 6'h street. between NJ and
~, west tlde. This house is well supplied wi
Dels. gas speaking truInpets. bath fixtures, and ali
the modern improvements. fine stable in the
rear, with SUFFICIENT room in the second story for
servants: pump OF exc lient water in front OF the
qoor. Thls house conta six bad chambers,
arg saloon parlor, and fine dining room and
Eltohen Persons deslrous Of purchasing will please
u be paid IN hand, and q credit from one to four
years on the bsance. The above house stands on
one OF the most elevated points in Washington. and
For further information call at G. H. VAR
NELL'S Painting Emporium, No, 81 Louisiana
ayenue, between 9th aud 18th streets. north sIda or
81 massachnsetts avenue. between 9Th ard 7th
The above house will te ready for ocou pancy on
me ist OF November; and if NOT disposed Of BY the
90 s-eo2w tStatesD .........
A House FOR RENT IN THE BEST sUS
"A INES LOCALITY IN THE CTTY.-Ths
house ~ present oocnpied by DIR. X. F F,nlsy Hunt,
Dentlst' ior rent 1t IS on the north side Of Peln
svenue between 9Th and 10 streets, (in one of the
oest business squares in Washington running back
To street, and containing rooms besides the mar
ss. =; G u uInt1sr Information apply on the prsn
sos - III. u VI =. ss4-tf
EOa RENT-rWO ROOMS no the third ,toT,
- ofthe building occupied as an office by q. Z.
sssv sHa HfeSS;Gias the City as
FOR RENT.-Ihs DWELLING HOUSE. No.
- tSs street, on the square immediately east of
the front Of The City Hall next door to the residences
OF j. NJ Carlisle. (the proprietor ID whom plea
Ion may ne made. The house will be rented only
Ior the dweIInE house OF private family. The
as may be agreed on. Sc q tT
I bio I.OT OF GROUND. numbt red 4. in square
+66 near the Catholic Church, IN the Seventh " ard
agent No. 56 9TH street, opposite Intesencer Of
nce. Sc 81 Inn
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FURNITURE REPAIRED
AND VARNISHED.
Sofas, Chars, 4 O re covered, and packing Fur
nlture attended to BY "a
JAMES WILLIAMS, vi
No. 5l2 7th street, I'd hOOr. t<S1
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring y
TO their original lustre all aItIcies of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos. O., for sale 10y b ontZ
4 Bro, Odd Fellows Hall. or by the subscriber, j..
WILLIAMS, 7th street.
For RENT.-Ths third story of the building
No. 1l2, 7th street, p by CO feet. S, l8-S&Wtf
- MRS. J. BURGHALTER
llESPECrt ULLE informs the lad of Wash
lngton and Georgetown that she is ready To resume
her Instructions on the Piano. She has been well
known as a teacher IN both cities for a number of
years, and can give the best references. She par
uculaIly desIrOus to obtain n few more pupils In
GeOrgetown. Terms moGerate.
UT Communications y be left at Mr.. Metze
rotts Music Store, NO S27 Penn. avenue at NJ rs.
ClItoh's Fancy Store, No. 298 Penn. avenue.
Sc ~ eulm'
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DIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
PIANOS always on hand, from the fscto- MN
RES of stelnway Il sons. 10 New York. Az;
n Riechenhach, in PhIladel phia and knsbe n Co.
an RaltImOre which will sell OF rent on moderete
and ess, terms at nv Piano Waroroom, No. <ss llth
street, Sne'e erpEnR :, REICurNaAcH.
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SIGN OF THE
- BI 6 K A g e!
Ind Gates whore you may get l. - y N Gs
CLASSES, in gilt or mahogany frames POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square, gilt otherwise; any other KIND OF
work in has line. The largest lot OF LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, cheap
for cash, JOHN WAGNER,
255 Pa. avenue,
as2-lv hatvsep 18th and 18th SITS.
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PHIL AID ELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA
L. A G f b f l.
No. ssI Pa av between ~ and sth sts;
One keg $3.50; one dozen quart bottles, 81 50.
III We send the Beer free of cost to any part o.
m s.sm &C r. w. GERECKB.
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WMuelc seesivsd this day. fisferr rr,,Is
ss~ 1ssi sfi !l afam!gigi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-14

Tue MORMON WAR--TuE SAINTS WILL FroHr
The latest news from Colonel Johnston's
camp, uia the Plains, was 10 the 10th Of March.
Everything then seemed to indicate determi-
nation on the part Of the Mormons to resist the
United States troops in case they should at
tempt TO enter the City Of Salt Lake. by the
California steamer of the goth April we have
four days later news from Utah. This arrival
confirms the previous accounts Of the warlike
disposition Of the Mormons. Our own cores
pondent writes that preparations were going on
TO resist the troops, and that arms and imple-
ments of war were in great demand. AJesuit mis-
.sionsry among the Flat Head Indians tells some
strange storios as 10 the desperate efforts oil
Brigham Young. A correspondent In the Nor
mon interest writes In belligerent strain, de-
clarine that the saints are well armed and well
proyisioncd; that the war will be tedious aud
expensive. Other accounts say that provisions
are not plenty at Utah. The greatest activity
prevails in the army Of the Northwest, and
troops arerspidly concentrating at Fort Bridger.
Colone, Kane had arrived at Salt Lake City,
where he had been well received, and had left
under escort for the camp Of the United States
troops II d probable that by the next overland
arrival we shall bear something Of TIE result OF
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and diabolisms Of our fanatlch abolition and
women's rights societies; and we apprehead
that In simply enumerating the leading schemes
of both sets Of taese sectional sgitators we have
afforded the senable reader the means for . fair
decision between them. We think that Wendell
PHILIPPE and Fred. Douglass, Of the American
Anti-Slavery Society, and Mr.. Spfats, Of tho
Southern Commercial Convention. and Walker,
''the little gray-eyed man." should oil be yoked
together.
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returns Of quantity and false pay rolls are eAd-
y maze out' ana no one takes any trouble
about them But in these branches the plundsr
system u only carried ON by retail, In email
amounts. II is not Of 90 stupendous charao-
ter as that Of the regulating of streets. These
make methods Of cheating the taxpayers nuu.
bers six, seven and eight
The reader can observe by these statements
through how many veins and arteries the oliy
treasury and tho property owners oaa be bssl
to depletion, and how easily Corporation on
olsls can get rich, keep yachts, country houses
and fast horses
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which the present owner demands o 900 an acre
Several parties spoke In reference TO the subject,
but nothing was said thai has not been frequently
repealed On other COCA ions, and no action was
taken BY the committee.
Tho ship Osterwad. OF CAstine. Me-. bound from
New Orleans for Liverpool, was burned 1t go On the
7th inst. when ffty miles from the Belize Tho
crow wore rescued and taken to Mobile tho captain
to Bremen.
Tho schooner N. L. Hardy, Capt Allen. went
ashore nsar East Hampton, L. l., on wednesday
night. Capt. Allsn and his two brothers were
drowned. Tho cargo Of tho vessel. consisting Of
corn. win be saved In o damaged state.
We publish this morning proceedings Of ami.
venary meetings held by tho New York Institution
for the Blind, the American Home Missionary Soce-
ty, the Five Points House Of Industry, the American
New Church Association, tho American Abolition
Society, and the Womens Rights Convention, to-
gether with IN interesting and instructive rsssm6
Of the operations, financial and otherwise Of the
various organizations during tho year. The annual
meetings of the American Congregational Union,
the American Bible Society, the New York Institu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb, the American Tempe
rance Union, and the Young Mems Christian Union,
took place yesterday, but we are compelled, for want
of space to defer the publication Of our reports of
the proceedings.
The cotton market yesterday irregular, with more
doing. Tho sales embraced about 5000 bales the
bass Of 1870. for middling upands. Flour rather
moro active, with sales for export Fresh ground STATE
and good brands Of Ohio nrmer, while prices were
unchanged Southern brands were firm and in good do
mazd Canadian exhibited rather buoysncy. Wheat
active, viii sales Of about so 900 bushels 1t prices
given In another column Corn sold d 7oc 72c. for
white 76c a75c for yellow and 81 No for unsound New
Orleans MIXED Pork dull and lower with sales Of
mes u Sl7 rs 81 81 In the regular WY, and 900
bbs were Sold check on the day. 1t cit So Prime was
At sl4 50 and clear So Sugars were steady with
sales OF 7co 500 hhds At rates given another column
Coffee was firm but quiet. Freghts were again nrmer,
and higher for grain to Liverpool which was freely taken
q Cd. aod In bulk. and at 9kd In ships bags. Rates
were also nrm for Glasgow and for London me public
tea sale held yesterday drew good and spirited COM
pany. Tho catalogue comprised desirable lots, which
went Of with spirit and u IN advance or about lc per
h., and some prime lots realized still greatsr advance
The sale proved very good ons and only few chests Of
low grades blacks and ouaso's were Withdrawn.
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have done What Is then the conclusion at
which we are compelled TO arrive Either that
the company employed persons to superintend
these works who were Incompetent for their
duties, or that they knowingly used materials
which were unsuitable and unsafe for the pur-
poses to which they were applied. Their con-
duct In either case was criminal In the extreme;
for when we take into account the risk Of human
life involved in their operations, no extent Of
care or Of precsution could have been too great
for the responsibility imposed upon them
The occurrence Of such an accident from such
causes Is one Of the heaviest reflections which
can be cast upon railroad management in this
country. II betrsys an indifference to human
life which is perfectly shocking, and inspires
with well founded fear every one who uses
this mode of conveyance Whilst other nations
are employing oil the means that human inge-
nuity and foresight can adopt to prevent casu-
allies of this sort, our own railways seem to -
managed on system which places the lives OF
the passengers on the same level with thoss Of
the cattle conveyed by them. Whether one or
Eve hundred lives are risked, or even lost, by
tucfI UeRuEtuCs Sctnb w ~ =" -
most supreme indifference TO them.
There is but one explanation to give OF such
moral apathy. Controlled by system which
secured responsibility to public opinion, our
railway directors would probably not be worse
than the same class Of officials abroad. Cn-
checked, however, as they are by a sense Of
shame. or even conventional decency, they are
utterly reckless of what the public may think
of their proceedings. Where corruption and
fraud % thoroughly permeate all our governing
bodies, municipal a. well as legislative, they
conclude that Trey are entitled TO make their
own harvest whenever the opportunity y
afforded them. Instead therefore, Of attending
to the management and discipline OF 'ncn
roads, they spend their time la ccocoo'ins
schemes by which they can defraud their snare
holders of their money, and the public OF 'es
accommodation and protection to which ''ey
are entitled.
In such a state Of things there Is pu' one
course to pursue ny those Who sustain ''tury q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

\ DROr OF wArER INRsDoSED AT TAX
CEE,riON. We were shown. a, Pleasan,
Ridge, BY Or. T.. 2. Bouehellc. one Of the
NOS, interesting geological euricsiIies. IL
consists Of a specimen OF rock Of the Prim'
tive order OF formation, and Of the pente-
oral order Of equalization. containing in
its centre a slobulo OF water movable and
visible. The water IS. II there Be any truth
in geology. one oi tie oldest drops Of water
in the uniyersc-iar more Sn,ien, than the
waters Of the GOOD Of Noah. To u~O the
language Of Dr. Bouehelle. 81; is drop
Of The waters that covered in darkness the
face Of the great deep, whom the earth vas
without form and void, in other words,
this lisile drup Is a portion Of the first wat,r
that was created during the six days Of Gen
cs,., and bvcime eniAnslcd anon: the par.
ticlcs Of the rock during the act Of proee-s
OF equalization. The rock being print
tive. 90 the fr-t Of creation, the water must
Hl.o Dc primitive" lEataw (AAbams)
Observer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
State of Maine.
DNToED, ,..-Casr Of c0.aiy Cg~aiing7'ri
Nay To-. 4. u. lsS-

ONToED, ,,.-Casr Of '0.aiy Cg~miing-''i.
Nay Tvs. 4. u. lsS-
ORDERED. that the sum. iolla~,ng L. asssss
81 upaa the ssyrTsl aniaop'p1faied places 10
the Cyuni, II ONc,fd, hsw,naGsf nlH'.'l, Doc ihs
purpose ~ keeping The Cos1iy foads ~ sh'd nn,n.
cofpor,isd place. ~ Iepar.and q - dom accord.
ingly, ~ G,llows:
Oa Aado,,r North Surplus-estimatrd ~ cun.
ta,n gsOO acre. exclusive ~ water ani land 10.
served h, the State ior public uses. the sun ~
Ninety SIX Dollars, which .. one cent PEE acre.
10 u. .,pen.lsd ~ repairing The COuaiy roai ~
aid Surplu.. Iclhing from Andnyer a. township
LITTER Is. AMI Bsejan,a 7. Newton - appoint
Cd Agrat h. ssp~nd .a,d sum.
Ga Andnysr West Sophisticated tn roalaih
GOO -cIc.. the sum u Forty Dollar, bsing -
and ooe.Ghh mill. per acre, 10 l. sNp~ndcl ul"a
- nu,h " the Couniy road. alovr named, az lie.
In said West Surplus. And Horace Dunn - APP
pointed gent a. eNpend said sun.
On istisr &, Surplus-estimaied 20 connin
800 scrcs exclusive of water. the sun u Forty
Dollars. lsing four and three isn,h mills per acre.
% h. expanded in repairing % moCh n slid tDun-
" road a. lies IN aid e, Surplus. And Benjamin
T. Nswtoa IL appoiaisd Agent IN sNpsni sa,d sun.
Attest. ALvAH BLACK, Cieik.
~ Attest ALvAH BLACK. CLrk.