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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
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THE COSMOPCLITANA ART ASSOC OCIhT1ON
Now in the 6ih yrar of lupmrDtitied success,
Or lYy iie foH,cWg Gr.Hf Mdlrtm'uts 10 Nts'rt5ers
For HE eurttut wear, euins January 2-ih, i~o1
INbR THREE DOLL ARN, any I'"rs tan bcc"re n hu-
scrlh,', nul wiI, lee ,nttloi,
l,i c"s large aud costly st'el plate "ngra,ng,
'TIIi Will AGE ~. ACK>MIIi' made b, Patterson. al
Nt' painting, and 1-gn"a H.! the "hera
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fully valuable Journals published In Amrricn
page catrcl to by the very beat Anhns and En.rn
of It," touhrs.
u ru ircr season ndmitiarcc the Du.seio Gallery,
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premiums Ice given subs rhcrs for The
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ih hand, the hes American and Frtge AIists, r Cat
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

may- g I F r. s. "U4a
One Hundred vnrir&;;c- & Of t;in-
MELv!Ns IMpRnyED GET GET @ Book SAI-l,
MELvlN's IMPROVED GIFT BOOK SALE,
MELvlNs IMPRoyEB !,,T G!rT h""k n"ok sIr sALE
s3 cHEsrSuT 81. piiILADEIpHiA-
5ss s cHEsrSUr CHFsrS 81, PiiLAihLPiA- rIliiAnPi
33t CHESTNUT ST. PIIILADELPHIA-
WITH ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
WITH ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
WITH ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
WITH ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
WITH ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
OF VALUABLE AND USEFUL GIFTS ,
OF yALuABLE AND usnruI. GETS
OF vALUABLE AND USEftL GIFTS
OF VALUABLE AND USEFUL GIFTS
OF VALUABLE AND USEFUL GIFTS
CONDUCTED ON AN ENTIRELY NEW Plan
ON ON ~ NEW
t,Y'A VALUABLE GIFT With EVERY HooK SOLD.
XALTABE GET WITH WITH EyFRy EyFKY sok s"k SOL" Sob
CATALOGUES SENT FREE
CATALOGUES SENT FREE.
CATALOGUES SENT FREE.
a33 Chestnut strs et Phlalprha pa
~ New Catalogues. just issued containing all the Popu,
the and List One Hundred Varieties o.
GIFTS Of Twenty Ave Dollars and upwards are
rsccip. for will be sent by return mail
HHREE PINS or iCOMMfsSIoN ron AGENTS, of
which take their choice and each more liberal than
WV AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
AGENTS WANTED IL EVERY TOWN.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
A'"''' sa3 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa
march 30dlawfor3ms.-J. C. 4 co.
NYEw wROOKa.-PnIcstine,P Pnss Und Pr~~ent,
~ by Rev. Henry Osborn Unity Of Mankind by Prof
abell University of Val Securing Of the White Horse,
new work by the author of Tom Browns hoo Days at
Rugby Lie Of Mira Hoffman, by Rev Geo p Cummings;
stssss. S' Norfolk by Forest pAlsn
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IRN con-iammcnt, 100 barrels prime White
.nr;, "a d,s N. HOLLTNS CO.
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~ -. ca. DvCS:UID, sn.ce.,srs 10 y.

lie DiI'GtlD & SONS. will keep constantly on handa
argc stock OF kinds Of FURNITURE of their own mann
acure Which they will he pleased shew the old friends and
P",,s ,,, & m =, @ . con SANITY ,n hand .arse SKIS
metallic BURIAL CASES Of all sizes also large stock
WOODEN COFFIkS, of every description, and viii pay
nromt attention undertaking business at all hours
afo, aDcts d. y. a. O. A. DIIGUID.
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STITZER.
Opposite Me E1chdn9e bunk,
Mnin street, Lynchburg, Va.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
S,TlTZERS is the place to huy your HATS, made fsS4
- uudpr his ow inspe, ton by the celebrated tS
workuen that can be oduced lie is furnishing his ~S
with tie handsomest Hat that be
uced There nothing like them in this city. They the
liar Of the enson-someihng really beautiful lie does
being what every body must he
II therefore YOU " ant eclipse all other hats in bean
~ Of siye durability finish peculiarly adapted to II torn
Gt the head xqsely beautiful Szers is he place t"
gctt a., ,.- 49,, -. @ i. II ;,
HAS of every grade quality Servants Hats in great rH
CIV fine Navy Cloth and Plush Caps Chirens Fancy
Ilats and Caps aes Riding Hats and all kinds of Hats
made to order a the shortest notice
Gail at Stitze Practical Halter for bargains at the sign
nf the BLUE HAT. NOV i--"''
NEW CONCEKN.-Wc hnve this day, ns.o-
~ ciae ourselves together for the purpose OF d""ga n
ral rorp and Busjnfss under the style and firm
uf NOWIIN MURKELI, and have taken the house lately
.c,pied by Nowlin Alexander Main ST. Lynchbnrg car
w ou,osi, the old cf Murell srstton We will keep
n,iy on hand Peneral assortment of GRoCERiES.
IIoI,oRS STAPLE DRv GOODS, and IN fact, every art.
clio usually kent In establishment, which will sell
henp for pnnetual customers on short time We
a. IN sye o peronai the sale of Bacon and Lard
and all kinda OF Cony Proisc Our long experience In lu
will give many advansages ana by prompt ana per
nal attention business hope to receive liberal share
of patronage old friends and the public generally,
suring that effort shall be spared to please those
who may favor us with their patronage: - ,,,,
Late of the firm of wm e. Alexander
THOS. T.. MURRE1I.
Late Of the firm OF Murrclf& Stratton.
LYScHBURG, January lst 1859.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

UAENrAL GAkD.-Ancr cOn>"i- AZ - %
IL iation with many Of the leading Dentists 1SSsis.5s.
Of this co niry the sutj'e =" extracting III '
teeth hy the all at electricity which mnl' .sit-
vored y some If the mo ninen al the procession and haF
ing myself given II satisfactory trial OF several "eNs
have concluded to ai"pt 1t In my practice ,.. ,,,,x
RoBfHi ttNN'''.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

JOHNSON, YOUNGER - OTGV, i3 Pearl
- Street, Man aud Cary, RcHMuNp VA haN" on
land and ofei sale
1000 bags Rio Llgu IRA and Java Coffeei
- bags Mu,i.t do
800 siirs good an uagcl sole Iedihr
500 hoXrs Attain n,lInu Candies;
100 buAcs 'ro"u Srsr,
IL toA"s Fanny do
1000 kc.s oii II mri,n Mails
100 Ia,rrs No. M"lasses,
Is hog sheads T.. LA M"asses,
80 Sb1aI;
100 barrels &
$50 do low ,lrs
- do granu!atcd Sugar,
80 do ground Sugar;
~ patent cut loaf Sugar;
10 barrel, crushed Su,
80 kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No | Marker,l;
30 barrels No IiVrrings
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Besides full assortment GROCERIES, well as large
and well selected stock uf FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS We Agents for the best brands
If MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY all Of which we Will sell
low. march u dI~-Rep copy.
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MISS CHARLOTTE ROsENSTIEL
n J.Foi.Ers I'm. The pleasure OF Of

a
DRESSFs ar @ cry week april 6 dim
IN j. E0lEES I'm. the pleasure OF 0nrEinS
uLs his ir,nr something new IN the way q" kEti-iN
CHAIR bee positions attained In nis ono
Chair; the simplest most complete and cheapest Easy
Chair sale this market IL Is hcecptabo
alike for aid the ordinary purposes Of an easy
Chair. Call and see 1t. H. j. foLhEo
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nAVEDaON,a - la MANDER 1ARKA.-Ws
have inst received several Of these celebrated SAFES
proof Burglar proof and Powder proof which We WI
sell at manufacturers prices
feb ldts. STAbLEB = jONEo
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JANIS HOW'D. l"07' N'''''''
JAMES BOYD q 90.
GROCEFtS & COMMISSION MGR tiANTs

Isl hOuse Adore lie Tn. + 3fhH. K0TI' a. - y
I.YNCIl u re, Va.
DARTICCLAR paid to the sale o C""rg irD"c
and immediately soon as sales ntr II
fccted VIII keen on hand n general a-snim ~ at iHo
CERIES AND LIQUOR als' Gran", fm'. ''wtIt "hd
Ground Plaster f n sale accommodating toiinS'
e 2-dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18
NEWPORT.-THE BELLE WI
N OTICE.-The Agrieultural Ground win

De opened to persons wishing their horses
the track or for pleasure each day sunrise until
10 clock a. M, and from O'Clock until evening Sea
son and package tickets be had OF Chas NJ Miles,
John Boyden and L. T. Witt, or of VIM. A. Brigham,
keeper of the grounds.
mys Per order of ylsqn,mittoo of Arrangements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

A CAPITAL CoLLEcToR.-A grocer in Bos-
ton gave rather slow note to a green New
Hampshire man who had come TO the city for
employment and promised him half of the
amount if he would collect it. Accordingly,
the enterprsing youth besieged the drawer of
the note Ia clearinghouse keeper early and
late; passing a considerable portion of his time
upon the doorsteps of his debtors residence,
and dunning him at unreasonable hours with
what success the result will show A month
or two afterwards the grocer met him in the
street, and inquired about it. "Wall," was the
reply, ore got my half Of it gin him no
peace till I'd got that much but think it aw-
full doubtful whether he'll ever pay your half"
-GLeaSoR'S Line. of Battle.lShip.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

COMPOSITION DURING SLEEP.-Condorce
is said to have attained the conclusion of some
of his most abstruse unfinished calculations in
his dreams. Franklin makes similar admis-
sion concerning some of his political projects
which IN his waking moments sorely puzzled
him. Sir j. Herschel is said to have compos-
ed the following lines in dream =
"Throw myself on thy God, nor mock him with fee
BILE denial
Sure of his love, and OH sure of his mercy at last
Bitter and deep though the draught yet drain thou
the cup of thy trial,
And in It's healing effect smile at the bitterness
past"
Goethe says, in his memoirs" :-"The OBJ.
jects which had occupied my attention during
the day often reappeared at night in connected
dreams. On awakening, new composition,
or portion of one had already commenced,
presented itself to my mind. In the morning,
/ was accustomed to record my ideas on pa
per-" Coleridge composed his poem of the
"Abyssinan Maid" during a dream. Some
thing analogous to this is what Lord Cockburn
says in his "Life of Lord Jeffrey" He lord
Jeffrey had fancy that though he went to
bed with his head stuffed with the names,
dates, and other details of various causes, they
were all in order in the morning which he
accounted for by saying that, during sleep,
they all crysalized around their proper centres -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

BEARING YEAR OF APPLE TREEs.-The
bearing year of apple trees in alternate years
is so general in all the older States, that it has
come to be considered a necessity. With
some trees the habit is so inveterate that not a
solitary apple can be found upon the branches
in the unfruitful year. The whole energies of
the tree and the resources of the soil seem to
be exhausted in the fruitful years, so that it
takes two seasons of hybernation and rest to
re:uperate. This habit is great drawback
upon the profits of fruit growing. In the album
dant years apples are cheap, and the farmer
gets but a fair return for his labor. In the
scarce year, when prices are high, he has no
fruit to sell.
Some facts have come under our observa-
tion that leads us to suppose this habit can be
overcome, and that the skillful fruit-grower can
rely upon crop of apples every year, with as
much certainty as upon any Of the root and
grain crops. In the front yard of the home
stead there stood an old apple tree in deep
rich loan. 1t was kept in grass, and bore a
large crop of early apples in alternate years,
yielding nothing in the interval. By way of
experimenting, the green sward was broken
up, and the whole yard MANFRED and planted
as garden. To the great disappointment of
all the skeptics in the region, the old tree
changed its habits, and bore very full crops
two years in succession The yard was seed
ed DOWN ana IL relapSeu, Dut continued 10 Dear
in the years which would have been barren in
the old order.
When young orchard is put out upon a
piece of recently cleared woodland, where
there is abundance of vegetable matter in the
soil, it bears with much more uniformity every
year than an old orchard under common treat
ment in the same vicinity. Orchards planted
in the new settlements are much more produc-
tive than those in the older States for the same
reason. The trees find aliment enough in the
virgin soil to mature good crops every year.
Nothing pays better for care and attention
than the apple A single acre in this fruit,
kept in good heart, by manuring and cultva-
ton, will yield more profit than ten acres
neglected in the ordinary way The only
secret in having apples abundant every year is
in keeping the trees clean, and in feeding
them. He who has plenty of muck, peat, lime
or ashes and stable manure, need not go off
his own premises to find plant food for his
orchard. The breaking up of old orchards,
and the application of a compost of these
materials will work wonders. Nothing but
root crops should ever be attempted in an
orchard. The fruit and the grain want SINH
lar constituents. We have seen apple trees
put back for years by a rye crop. The present
month is good time to begin the work of rem
ovatng old orchards, and reforming their
bearing habits. "Dig about and dung the
bearing trees" before you decide to cut them
down as "cumberers of the ground. "-Agri-
cuLturist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

BosroN PosrINGs.-A lady at Newport,
whose geographical ideas are somewhat mix
complains that the serts are very free" this
season.
An architect proposes to build Bachelors
Hall, which will differ from most houses in
having no EUes
The Empress of the French is surrounded
with Parasites!
Mayor Tiemam ought not to attend SO
many festivals, dinners, and late parties. New
York does not want mght-mdyor!
A bottomless sea is bankruptcy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18
TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS.

CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
We have marked down 100 cartons all widths, all silk,
best quality Black Velvet Ribbons at half price by the
piece.
Mantilla Trimmings and Fringes at very low prices.
Cotton and Linen Frnges and Trimmings at astonsh-
ihgly low prices.
Very nice Linen and Cotton Frnges at &c a yard and
upwards
5000 ps. very rich Fancy Cotton Trimming.
MOEAIR NIITTS.
500 pairs real Mohair Mitts 25c pair cheap at AZ.
10000 pairs Mohar Mtts soc up 81 80 the cheap
est and handsomcst Mitts seen in the state
pair.
Every lady in want of a nice pair of Ntts should look
at our AlittS before buying elsewhere.
Cbidrens SILK Mitts at shilling pair,
ward
All our silk Lisle Thread Gloves and Gauntletts at
much reduced prices.
50 doz of real Alexandre's Kid Gloves
Ladies want of good article Cotton Hose at low
prices find such at place, all Sizes from lie up
to 81 a pair.
Also elegant Silk Hose in plain, openwork and en-
broidered, from 81 up to s. pair.
Plain and Buff Coored Brillants at astonshingy low
prices
Irish Linens, Swiss Musns and Cambrics
FANS, FANS,
1000 Splendid Fans all different styles from l2c
piece and upwards the cheapest lot of Fans
Parasols increasing in quantity.
Parasols decreasing in price.
5000 TBS of Shetland Wool, in beautiful shades.
numerous to mention, at lower prices than any other
House in the State. Wholesale BUYERS will find it
their advantage to buy their goods of sell
goods at Boston Jobbing prices.
GROSS & STRAUSS,
je29 diff 1872 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

TNHE QUINSlGAMOND co RNET
- BAND are prepared to furnish appropriate Music
for any occasion where the services of Brass Band
be required Engagements may be made with ALDEN
Is. PlYMPTON, Quinsie amond Iron and Wire Works,
with A. w. SAWYER, at his Music Store, No 2O7 Main
street HENRY 4 HOYT. Leader
ALDEN Is. PLYMPToN Clerk.
Quinsigamond Nillage,l
Worcester June %, 1859. dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18
TERMS OF ADVERTIsINe.
miscellaneous.

4 EXCHANGE HOTEL. - The
fztScf subscriber has taken the Exchange Hotel on
I1S poste the Court House, lately occupied bv &
i,Iss "a Taft and is ready to accommodate PERMANENT
LsFAT land transient boarders Connected with Tho
house is large and commodious Stable inst re-
paircd with sheds and other convenience attached and
every way suited for the public convenience.
apll diff SAMUEL BANNISTFR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

The Encyclopedia is issued in Weekly Numbers, each
containing hundred and forty-four SMILES the
whole Work to be completed in year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

my2s diff No Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18
9rp GOODS.
TU st r E C ELY WE'D g,
DRY GOODS.

from the New York Market to which We invite the at
tention of the ladies, consisting in part of
500 ps. fine CHALLIE, best Styles price only I23c
cases PRINTS. Summer styles fast colors, and will
be sold for &c.
2Cases PACIFIC LAWNS, new and desirable goods,
price only lOlc
500 ps. ORGANDIE MUSLINS, all prices.
$50 LACE MANTILLAS and POINTS, prices from 81
to $50.
1000 PARAsoLs in all colors and Styles and selling
from SOC to S.
Also, elegant ROBES and FLoUNCED DRESS PAT
TERMS in great variety, and at very low prices
VALENCIA PLAIDs, PoPLINS, BERAGES, at
equally low prices.
sHAwLs, sHAwLs, sHAwLs, 50 Cartons, consist
ing of Square, Paris and Vienna Broehe Stella Thibet
and Grape Shawls, prices ranging from $3.50 to SIS
Also, a lot of EMBRoIDERIES, bought at Auction,
and will be cleared out at jobbers prices.
NJ. CARNEY a. CO.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

DECORATION OF AN EAGLE.-The Paris
correspondent of the Traveller sends the fol-
lowing account of the decoration of the eagle
of a regiment in France:
eve have laughable account of the deco
ration of an eagle the other day. 1t is too
funny to have taken place anywhere except in
France. Louis Napoleon has decided that the
eagle of every regiment which takes flag
from the enemy is to be decorated. The
Zouayes have taken a flag, and their eagle
was decorated. eagle % exclaimed Marshal
McMahon, snuffling with emotion, eagle of
the I'd Regiment of Zouaves, be proud of thy
soldiers in the name of the Emperor deco
rate thee with the cross of Chevalier of the
Legion of Honor" The eagle was so over
come with emotion that it could not get out a
word. | think it was Caligula who made his
horse a consul; [ dare say Louis Napoleon
will give us some similar trick before long"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18

How TO AvoID THE DANGER OF LIGHT
NING,-During thunder storms, persons in
houses should sit or lie in some place as far
distant as possible from the chimney, and the
most exposed parts of the walls--the middle
of the room, if it is large, is the safest locality
Farmers in the field should never seek shelter
under trees. Horizontal strokes of lightning
sometimes takes place, and several persons
have been struck while sitting at an open win
dow during thunder storms. Every window
OF room in which persons are sitting, in such
cases, should be closed; flash of the fluid
which would pass through an open window
into an apartment will be conducted down
through the floor and wall to the earth if the
window is shut
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18
PRICE, 2 CENTS.
Zeal estate.

- FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A
Hi large double house Main street: two tenements
s.h II rooms EACH in complete repair with furnaces
and otheEmodem Improvements, the residence j.
c. Ripley, Esq Inquire of H. BLISS.
February Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-18
PORTANT TO KNOW.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
FOR THE NEXT


T HIR TY d A Y S J..
the whole of mmence rich and well selected
goods will be sold at prices that will be appreciated by
every lady wishing to purchase.
5000 Muslin Collars at ST. marked down SIC and 75c.
5000 very rich Muslin Collars at SIZE, marked down to
400 very rich Muslin Collars $780, marked down to
Sl,50
200 Splendid real Maltese Collars 81 marked down
to 75c
500 elegant real Maltese Collars ranging from 81 so to
400 very handsome real Honiton, Medallion, Point APP
pco and real French Collars at prices from 81 to Sl0
marked down at less than half price.
500 Muslin, Honiton, Medallion and Point Lace Sets
at astonishngly 10 prices
splendid assortment Cambria Edgng and Inserting
All our SIC Cambria Bands marked down to 20c
1000 Cambria Dmity Bands at unheard of low prices.
BLACK LACE FRENCH Wells.
Now is the time to buy them 5000 Round and Square
Veils all silk dotted and Figured all over at the low
price of I5c.
1900 elegant French Walls, at 81 and upwards marked
down to half the price.
Also real Thread Lace Walls at much reduced prices
BLACK LACES.
Black Lace Flouncings for Mantas, from yd. to u
yd wide, the only full assortment in Worcester. We
shall clear them out at low prices.
Our large assortment of real Valencennes, Maltese
and thread Laces at much redaced prices.
All ourreal Black Gmpure Brussels and Thread Laces
at half prices.
100000 yds Black Trimming Edgings, all widths, from
&c and upwards the cheapest and largest assortment
seen.
Il doz warranted all Linen Handk is at Pc cheap at IT,
% doz of those extra fine Linen Handk at 25c,
worth AZ.
Every lady in of nice Handkerchief will do well
to look at our 25c ones
l5O doz Hem-stitched and Grass Linen Handkfs from
lie and upwards. Only doz more of those very fine
Grass Linen hemStitched Handk at 81 and Sl25 They
exquisite and very seldom to be found.
large assortment OF rich Embroidered Handkerchief
Ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
PROPOSALS for COAL and wOOD.-Sealed

CDROPOSALS Tor QUAIL ana WOOD.-OcdtcC
proposal. ill received 0tee OF the CleEk az the
Bo.ra Of Education OF Grand and Emss lsnd nowhere
ese) III III the 20 diy o; april peI z ococt noon Tor the
er,uins sOl fifteen nunire. TINS OF coal
m fifteen hundred cores o. oak wood, AID 900 .aree Nun
dred cords q pine wood mere or l-ss
Tie % the best quality u white sso iernss ana
stove good order u l twenty-five huad &C and OrIy
pounds and be delivered IN the bios ~ me eEe
rs School budns The proposals. must state The ures IRON
which IL proposed % supply th- coal ana the eoA De irnleo
named ACCEPTED, aud MIS- sac sas Pnoe
Per TIN Of $40 Poures- -. ,.,
The o.k wood be Of the bes. quality the sck not sa 1sn
three feet Ior es inches In danetf delivered
saved and piled and required ipn, II tae yards cellars
OF tie School budas,, Be d7szaa;ed oy me
proper authority. . -.,---.,-- -.
ls) fee. sad siI 49, inches long. -,
The proposas the pe per cora OF 1 CUBIC ie
solid MEASURE, for ne pine AID OAK WOOD and as, s plee PEI
CT; or and splitting per lead The quantity spAs onJ
requr-o BY the COMMITTEE on suPphes
The wood md coal viii Be Inspected measured ara
by and under the supsrsnon OF the iasP-cs
az the Bo.re Of Edacson sd coal and wood b. oshveed
=. IN, ordered follows two tres OF TIE AN
ty OF wood from the h day Of hsy 20 the s3,h day o. Jay
n. lat dsy Of October and the nsint-r
the Connee The contract for this fuel 20 De oaaine nt
scuty Tor the faithful Performance OF the contracts iii Be
required e.ch proposal be accomplished VIE ne ~
nature Of The proposed sureties ,. III ....I.
The Committee the right % sleot any % :,
ard ,s car.r, Be subject % the .pproys ne Soafa
Ed,s.tiou JOHN DAVENPORT
JAMES GUSHING il, COMMITTEES
OLIVER Il LEE 90
DANIEL sLOrE. Sqplta
VA CURTIS.