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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-20
Local Items.

MAYORS Court, NoRFoLK-F. F. Fsrgu,
son, Presiding.
Nothing of interest was before His
Honor, the Mayor, this morning. A
small negro boy was arrested charged
with being runaway-sent to Jail.
Two more of the jolly tars were arrest
ed, one charged with making distur-
bance in the Opera House last night, and
the other for an assault on another man
without cause.
MAYORS COURT, PoRTsMoUTH-G. W. Grice
Presiding.
AS usual we visited the City Hail this
morning, but found the establishment closed
up, and we presume there was either none,
or else very ''short session."
ALNosT FIRE.-About O'Clock last ev-
sning, the large frame building on the north
side of South street, one door west of Court,
in Portsmouth, was set on fire, but happily,
it was discovered and extinguished before it
did much damage. The house is the proper
ty of Mr. Chas. Jordan, of Portsmouth. The
incendiary's torch was applied in the back
cellar, and had it occurred at later hous
we should to-day, doubtless, have had to
chronicle another disastrous conflagration.
The building was unoccupied.
We but express the almost universal wish
in uttering the hope that this gang of despe-
radoes which now infest our sister city may
soon be brought to punishment; and yet there
are some we know who have kind of SYM
pathetic sentimental malady, who weep and
express feelings Of sorrow for their richly
deserved fate when any of the black hearted
villains are detected and punished. We be-
ieve we would walk twenty miles, barefeet,
before breakfast, to see oue--hungi
LADIES FA1R.-The Dinwiddie Street NJ.
E. Church, in Portsmouth, has recently been
to considerable expense in newly furnishing
the Parsonage connected with that Church.
10 defray that expense, the ladies of that
congregation intend to hold a Fair during
the first week in February, commencing next
Monday week. These ladies are ever active
in good words and works, and are now ener-
getically engaged in preparing articles Of
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WEIGHTS FAMILY RLoI1gc

THE standard brand /! Housekeepers now
your time to lay in your Flour while yc
have the opportunity of securing bbi.
Welch,s Family, Of W hich we have just
t this IN tbbar9y-nve bbs aud every body kao
&c DEMING
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kINDLTNG WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT b
MACHINERY.
& undersigned is DESTROYS Of ealing At
NJ tentlon to has large stock Of KINDLI-EiI
VIVID sawed and split in lengths 20 suit gEa.C3
OF stoves, Tor sale by the Wagon load or bon
Gneaper IMAM the same quantity of wood caH
purposes.
Orders LETT at my efice, corner of adisol
ana AZ VIDE Water streets, or sent through the
o a. Ss nd p p9Sely 9,P prompt attention.
tor sale at lowest market prices.
de IA WALTER ]. DOYLE.
WHITE l. 4 " u n F5'DKES-Jedies
w White Linen H'dkEs at 6H cts. AT No.
Market Square.
de II r OWENS
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD LINE TO RICHMOND.
Fare hrougfl 81, Meals Extra
On and after Monday, Dec gs4s.ss
" 18th, 1899, the STEAMER ssA89Rszsasfssex&5
CURTIS PECK, Capt. Thos. NJ. Southqata,
will leave Norfolk MONDAYS, WEcNEsOAye
and FRIDAYS, at 5js a. M. connecting 4t Whi:e
House with cars Tor Richmond.
Re turning, the Curtis Peck will leave the
White House on the arrival of tie Cars, leev
urdays, at * A. M.
The Curtis Peck will touch at all the givor
Landings, and issue through Tickets to BeI.i-
more from ork River landings tor IS.
THOS. R. SHARP, Supt
del7 DC CROWELL, Agent, Nosto!A
Runaway-$5O Reward.
DANAWAY from the Subscriber, his negrt
IL Man WILLIAM. William is % years old
about feet high. very black, has large full
eyes and has lost one of his upper teeth; when
spoken to seems to be confused. He formerly
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne, and
lived with the undersigned last year near Miles
store, in Norfolk County: will give the above
reward OF S5U for him, if secured in any Jail in
! this State so that can get him.
JNO. H. HOPE.
Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc LIT Williamsburg, Va.
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Heavy Draft Horses for Sale.
~ Four well broken Dray or Carriage
LII Horses for sale low Apply to
~ VIC WEBER,
Corner of Church and Union street
de Soft Norfolk
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7 AIDES don't forget our assortment of
II CLOAKS. CLOAkS, CLOAKS,
They are new and pretty patterns, and we IN
tend to sell them out. Real bargains.
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
ia 10 II Market Snuare
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BOYS BOOTS CHEAP.
MTE have several broken lots OF Boys Boots
w that we intend to sell at very low price,
not more than pair of shoes would cost. So
new, If you wanta pair of Boots and think you
have only money enough to buy Shoes, now is
your chance to get pair oil Boots at
No "a East side Market Square.
jal6 BUTT DOUGLASS.
Polynesian., 1860-05-19
Prof. Anderson, i'm 1855,
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent of Boge's Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here, delighted find my old friend had
preceded q Begles FuId My hair falling off
thousands per day short interview with my friend has
stopped the all few rubbing operations performed by
I" VDEIKER has made hair fast the Hawaiian
my Magic Chair l. in 1859, in Honolulu, recommend il
to the world as the Great Hair Preserver.
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, "Wizard.'
70 Agent for the sale of Bngles Fluid
VOELNER.
perfu FortS
Polynesian., 1860-05-19
No. 3.

the time being of the English merchants from all
traffic with the Japanese and the complaints Of
our own eountrymen.
An ideal currency, called tael, equal TO l 900
cash. was invented long ago, to facilitate trade with
the Dutch. In 1857. when, according to treaties,
trade was allowed, and foreigners commenced es-
tablishing themselves at Nagasaki, circulating
medium was urgently required, and the creation of
real taels was resorted to. These bills were issued
by the COVE nmept exclusively for the use of for
eigners. t. financial department. of the govern
ment formally agreed to redeem those bills with
silver, d. md, but failed to do so. They made
many ObectiC when japanese merchants demand
ed silver for eir bills, and required statements to
be made what they sold for it, exercising in
this manner some control over the trade with for
eigners, putting off the redemption for weeks and
months, and finally meeting their obligations un-
der charge Of discount of from 10 to 80 per cent
This led to the eOmp plaints of the foreign consuls
and the subsequent agreement between the govern
ment and the American Consul General, whereby
japanese silver coin vas to be given to the Amer
leans for their silver in equal weight subject to
the deduction OF six per cent, before alluded to.
The practical advantages of this agreement were.
however interrupted last july by the invention of
a new monetary system by the Japanese govern
ment, which, in effect, reduced the value of the
American dollar to that of the itzebu butit would
seem by recent advices that this in it's turn, has
been repudiated and that little, if any, objection,
longer exists to the basis on which our coin is re-
ceiyed in exchange. Whatever obstacles to our
unrestricted trade and equitable exchange may yet
exist, we have no doubt the removal of such will
result from the presest visit of the japanese en-
bassy to our national ~ .rOpolis
Polynesian., 1860-05-19

HISTORY OF THE SEAMEN' CAUsE.-At the Nation
al Convention of Seamen's Chaplains and other
friends of seamen, held at New York last Novem-
Der, committee was appointed by the convention
to gather together the necessary materials for pre-
pairing full and complete history of the movement
in behalf of seamen in this and other countries.
This committee consists of Rev. Charles III. Plum
mer of Providence r. |. (author of the noyement),
Rev. G. W. DenisOn of Boston, Mass, Rev. Chas.
j. Jones. of New York city, Rev. Francis P. Boggs
of Richmond, Va, and Rev. Perry, of Philadel-
phia. Pa, and they P pectfully request seamen's
chaplains officers anu sailors in the naval and mer
chant service. and all persons in this and other
countries friendly to this object, who may have in
their possession books, pamphlets, tracts, docu-
ments, papers, facts, il 5idents, anecdotes, etc.,
which would be useful in the preparation of such
a compendium. who would be willing 90 lend or
give them. TO s nd or communicate with either of
the committee.--Bos. Com. Bulletin.
Polynesian., 1860-05-19

How TO GET THERE.-At the station in Camden,
opposite Phadelp phia, on the Camden & Amboy road,
there are or used to be- officials to direct passengers
as they come In, to appropriate cars. II chanced
that one of these was performing this duty one
day, saying to this one" First car to New York
sir."-i. South Amboy yes. sir, car C, third one
from the front. -" Next car for Burlington, ma
am,"-when an individual somewhat nebriated,
staggered up
"Where do you want to GO ?" said The official.
"Want to go to =" was the drunken reply.
Last car, sir, and get out at Jersey City,"
were the polite instructions.-Bos. Com. Bulletin.
Polynesian., 1860-05-19

- The first United States vessel to Japan was
the ship franklin. of Boston, belonging to James
and Thomas ii. Perkins, and commanded by James
Devereux, of Salem. Felt says that this ship sail
ed Dec IL, 1898. for Batavia and Japan and reach
ed a port of the latter country on June 18th of
the next year. Returning, she arrived back at
Salem May 10th, 1900.
Polynesian., 1860-05-19
BEST HAIR DYE
In the World

THIS Is RATHER STRONG LA NGUAGE.. yet
BOgles Electric Hair Dye recenty mproved) prOen
he by the judges at the late Mechanics Fair held in
Boston (among whom DR. Hayes, the eminent chemist
and State assaye who awarded the Prize Medal aud D
pOma the choicest hair dives exhibition from all
of the UnIOn Its unparalleled superiority consists si
The ingredients urShng the hair destructive,
Others 2d Does hurt the skin Sd, Is
easily applied and dyes the hair any color required from
delicate brown deep black natural as To appear mar
vellous. Manufactured, sold and applied by WM BOGl.E.
2G2 Washington Boston, and he had of Druggists
everywhere. soy
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DAIRY PORK.
DEST DAIRY PORK. JUST RECEIVED
Il5-fr Won HOLT < HEUCK.
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FOR SALE,
EUST ED PER LATE

FOR SALE,
FIST RECEI ED PER
A., y from BoSton. IN. f1Ugwing assortment of Merchandise
Gases blue deufmS,
Cases bea. flannel,
Bales bro. cotton.
Bales awning stripes, a new article
Bales bro. drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Cases sattuen hIea. twill,
Bales printed carpets.
Cases ladies' CATER lined bOots
Gases mems rubber boots,
Gases bows d. do,
Gases womeu's do do,
Gases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork,
Barrels mess PORK,
Half bbls mess pork,
Or bhIs mess pork,
Bbis mess beef,
Bbis navy mess beef
Tierces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins,
Cases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, ixI6. IxI7, IixI7, 1tr1T.
lq6tf Apply to c. BREWER 4 CO, Market WLss e
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san FRANCISCO CORDAGE
FACTORY.

EORDAGE OF EVERY SIZE MANUFAC-
~ ED to order. Constantly on hand, a arRe as
sortment Of MANILA " HEMP ROPE, (al sizes), Bale
Rome Tow Line. Oakum. &c. for sale by TUBES & Co,
Ie7-Iy I39, Front Street, San Francisco.
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

mahuahua ae i ka Mana o ma Aha kaapuni,
a VA hooholo II.
Ma Ike moi a Naiapaakai, ia hoopanee ia
ka hana apopo bora 10.
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BLANK ETS. sc.

GASES FINE AND
u whisky. On hand and for sale by
Jq2-tf Won HOLT & HEUCK.
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HOSPITAL NOTICE !
STORY PAPERS.

uyUE NEW YORK AND THE
4 WELCOME GUEST. both published weekly, contain tue
choicest serial literature TO be- ohtAiuea. Price 81 a year. Back
from January :, 1850. supplied. Apply To
lHtIu II. VI. WHITNEY.
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ExGreat HeDublic. Good

OCEAN H.
HASTINGS, and REPORTER: Fifty bales assorted
Duck. GO 10. Fifteen bales light aud heavy Bear Duck. Ten
bales FIauuelS. assorted. Twelve cases Canton Flannels, brown
and hIeached. Ten cases Kentucky Jeans. Fifteen cases Got
t,nad.s. Twelve cases 2x2. AKA and 42 Apron Cheeks
Twenty cases bleached Shirtings. all widths. Seyenty-fve cas-
n.vurite brands Prints. Twenty cases Denims. Fifty cases
Tickiugs. Twenty bales blue, red and gray Blankets' Also a
full assortment Of
H~ou.P-Furni-hiug Goods.
Couuri.inc-Lnen Table Damasks, bleached and brown super
Table Covers: piIow-case Linens Linen Sheetings Quilts,
IO-4. ia. IA. assorted qualities ToWelings, NAPKINS, DID
u.r. Dnvlies; white family Blankets embossed velvet Iahl"
and piano Covers bleached Sheetings, extra hne. Also, via
Isthmus-a fun line Hosiery, Gloves, Delaines. organdi"s.
Uawns. Robes. Jack0uetts, French Muslins. Cambrics, Irish
Linens. etc. And a general assortment Of FANCY and STABLE
DRY GOODS, suited to the Spring Trade. Also, ez Oracle,
Eliza. Denmark. &c &c. Velvet Medallion Carpets Brusse.
and Three Ply Carpets Ingrains, Hemps. English and Amer
can Dmg-ets. Table OIL Cloths, Green Blazers, window shade7
and Hollands Brocatele and Demasks. Paper Hangings aud
Borders.
Agency Of Jewett's celebrated On-Cloths- 81 "a "a
Invoices very Iow-puced Flower Oil cloths, now ending, AID
-. a. - ,tas 'bv FRANK BAKER
10 and I2 Clay Street, 13j and 49, Merchant Street
91s2r san Francisco, California.
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GARDEN SEEDS /,

ESRESH GARDEN SEEDS. CONSTANTLY
On hand aud fE sale at the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural
Scciety's Garden. 1870
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HsN BE FURNISHED TO
4 subscribers throughout the islands Price 50 a year
Bac. mum ,.r- from january. 1o5o. supplied.
Ts- Eclectic. As a monthly magazine. Of IA pages, double
columns. Pa. no superior ju literary merit or artistic emhelhsh-
m.nrS. Each number Is .mbeuEshed with one or two mrzzotnt
rI9fss. hy S.rtaiu. The vtrIe-y. richness, and afiUence Of the
Erg,rric articles In all the departments Of literature aud popu-
lar science. both Instructive and entertaining, stamp Il as the
best magazine Published. Apply to
1NL1m IL NJ NBlLNE4-
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TUE ECLECTTC MAGAZINE

- EST DENNIS. BLANKETS
shirts. msrilJ an i-r-hirt- and drawers playing cards. etc
$500. Inc Tg2-tT Won HOLT & HECCK.
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g.. WOODRUFF,

NDLER. Elk II AM
- AGENT.-GoOds bought and sold on con-
mission. Ship and Family Stores put up at the shortest notice
Corner Of QUEEN's Roam and PoTTISGER STREET, HOngkOu2
II. Refers to THOMAS SPENCER, A. j. CARTWRIGHT, J. e
pIyG Honolulu. andwichIslands l0+-Iy
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SHIRTS.

a FEW DOZEN OFF II IT.IkIUR VI
a SHIRTS. all linen. Also. good cotton, with linen hosoms,
etc. with broad aud narrow folds. For al" by
1qs If Won HOLT x HEUCK.
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EATIAN FLOUR sc.
ENR ESH VAiIAN FLOUR Do. CORN
z meal, do wheat uieal-cunstantly on has j and for sale by
lg2tf Won HOLT y HEUCK.
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- THE L&RGE y CONMODEOUs
4; STORE on Klahum.Eu Street, formerly occupied by
IL ). +. t"i5uru. Please apply 10
!. o. CARTER.
1uD-3m Commercial Advertiser once.
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10. At LAuAENA THE HkW NIIAS
- HOTEL BUILDING, lately occupied by T. l. Merritt
TX Possession given Immediately. Rent reasonable.
Apply to
I'll. G. HEUCE,
l1O-tf Agent for l.. II. Anthem.
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4 SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTIs Al CIT
T be- ssrpps y ssr u ~ plank road c
& isa y ssfa pss # s
good old pans may be taken M or rs ~ %h snen
hlnl b. The Street Commissioner - Aas " u''sase 70
y sSs IT. esrss n, sa ash
ay have sunk solldy r4ing Tho earth under ie same il
the and shah hon place Top covsrng - VAN
make be 10 each 81 n hc
cepss With SIX Inch SPIKES Two % each ed If eaeh
pan shah u f,rnshed by Nc cIty
Ses quality nd s w mas oe shall be Of the
Ths shall be aduiicated for term Of one yea, ~
aas Sm NE anroy q ne adjudication by the Common
Ths work shah IL executed Oh The orders II ~
snd e The enirs er and The
Of mid lays from u. date Of each order
,5sfs, mentioned NET, and should said M %
HI uoa PIT gay for each and day Tie work
Security Of $1,000 shall be reou,re IN
me faithful perfo nance o. the contract = s
e g made monthly on The certificates the Street
I q ven case Of failure ~ The contractor
s sng d es s sai,ss VIII ba s Pc
~ abt en me Tqdk Is being the Council shall
s'ia e. re e, a eeS s s;,
q ss e ssns IL ,sa 4
shall q any TING ahsndop he finish and
soes shall Il may have for any part a's Of e ts
s ss % ss s s a
snd y + also wel III caaa Tie Contract IL
in solia me cs q dIasisnss besesn e
Re work s s H. s,s q . originally
sale q re adjudication = = = . y
o ss " foot made 10 Tho plank roads
New Orleans. March " 1850
q ~ x c s Streets and Landings
a.,.! ss$$s " J, y. hohr vHHSSs Saa Chairman
ms u HENRY DuREI,. Il, f.,r,r,r a,,.,
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STATE or LoGisiAaa,
Parish of Orleans City Of New orle Ms. :
remembered that this 2hh day OF March, 1860
mo- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and r. Janvier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans. who being duly according
law deposs say that the above just
true transcript. from tho books Of ae company
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
II. p. JANvIEK, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 10Th day Of March,
ls5o. DE-. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
the outstanding certificates Of profits and after tho
Second Monday of May and redeem and
date the Scrip Issue Of the 1858 and they have further de-
eared scrip dividend Of Thirty Three and Ono Third per
the earned premiums Of the ending February $780,
for which certificates will be issued and after the day
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRlERE Vie. President.
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tl4Qs aA544.
there n property located Iii iar
eni 1eEans of es 6sepE iii Corporation yng ide
ard Hslsss present condition which, II sod
EgnLd Yield amount toward ths liquidation Of Thu
incurred and be incurred paw
policy and to the bes interests
VI fhe Hty 6f NeW r6sp nvestsd te means III ths
sssy y props paving ma taxes therefore,
nsssS Tsat uaaes ths sspervissn e he Fnaaee
s1e yl c2s 20 be- made Immediately
q OH ns nnecsasd popsry belonging y ihc ey nc
60 It hey 4lssese pbic auc.
!on ~ Tbs during The March 81 APRIL
HQ on Tho forms and itipns Ilowing 10 sif
cs1b and The balance ono tuo and time years
opa<sng ak cHt from data az sale IL
We nor nut pinr
ses neaa Slsn eri&l soid until final
ara atf1ele The Included N te mn
ylzons g ie and squaa be sold
LS'Ensdl y Os NIXON s
ss,GGaa P5s4idsnt Board of Aldermsa.
fEl8neuj JOHN NJ HALL, i
le Appkevad March rs. 1865. 1858
4 IS. Isigneds GERARD sTTrH Mayor
y w.. 3 w saIoMor; Secretary
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H. p. JAsviER, Secretary NJ
n ONE MUTUAL. INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
IL NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE No. rs CAMP STREET.

OFFICE No. rs UANF sTHEET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
d. la. I5y04 ~
Assets on 5lst Decenber 1850 ,4p 10
The Trustees have declared dividend TTIRTYEIGHT
per cent after paying SIX per interest all out
standing scrip, and redeem in cash the issue Of 1856
Interest and reaeeabe scrip payable 10 cash and the
18th February Certificates the year on
and after the 18th March, 1860. GE
ALEX. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER Secretary.
New Orleans. January 9. 1850 jaln en-
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~
stsne and wooden gnersls the north Of ST Avid
Ase as s. ssh s sss
aHd 81 oa both sides 81 Girod street. from Eysn Fields
FITs esa,rass Sidewalks made 70
3rs sesl said Sidewalks to 81 twelve ses IN MldR es
Second Ihe sidewalks vet made Contracts
III vs stssei as sidewss IS u taeiss fess II siah
I ss oa s f s s Ra Tsd. la
fa5sse Az nue ss5d sidewalks 10 b ten feet in Width.
assass q NSsh river blue stores other stones aaua
% sas III &c hs sp
s s hs s ns g VICE sa d no, ns ss than VI sass s
aysaias Thss hs s ss
ag d directions ss Il sssn ~ ths sur
4 i. as aaag
shall sod hxed and backed IF The
prevent eevice wash and sinking of bricks usually
ssa ,Sas I
rs sp;tar shail y admitted .,ihe work -
inches Vide 81 four inches s Fl pss
&c ssa ssssi s e IL AS e
asa sss and y s sssry I'll. @ e
driver shfoss sn,sbs ss5 hS. b Tie gutter panks
bs bsyesd suit tbs other outside edge i IS 70
havs no,shes q eight inches long BY tive inches deep
fsst ,ong " sshs as III Wa sna
three each brace over these there
az FL H. asss Cutter
Aforesaid with sir inch cnt spikes The gutter bcoing shall
tic pins are driven The top edge facing board shsi
ec and half inches above The surface Of The gutter plank
curbsona Wooden boxed cutters for draining lois shall be
built hy tho contractor They shah be four inches wide BY eight
Inches deep md sha W made IF one and half Inch
cross pieces on hs top keep from being dispsced
walks .l'' !. 'Ae sue
BRICK FAvEHEEfThe walk pavement shall DO laid with
sks aa q oh an q sy saod sns S as 4 81 81
sshes generally called 4 61e billy" The Joints hsween
an Inch thick spread the whole surface Of The bTicS
ing Prior laying the bricks the earth ground shall Be-
Win adselyity slope towards ts outline 81 one
half inch fe The ground where low shall liz led
completely solid There shall be bedding Of half of an
Inch Of sharp sand or blue billy under the bricks said
nry laid in close joints without any rugged 81 hollow nses
that the pavement viii bear straight edge Otherwise Il
shall BIZ reiecied A % G
entire satisfaction Of the CITY Surveyor Who win III fe sn
Judge ef ths aaaiiy q the 81. ~ ''''
furnished W NE contractors veil IS liz labor.
Y % ss
thereafter iGa same moi cOmplsied ~ ess1' aas
cad end solvent secny II he sum # $1,000 shall
fornance 81 their contracts 'S pAas1 TT
Pasens b nade on the completion Of each three a.
more SQUARES q and aeeepance Of the BY the CITY
city ID cash and lie proportion 10 be & M the ~ @ III III
II IT, M, n mas ~ s Gy
said bs n N collected BY The who shall u subro
~: y IL
ssld bls shoud NE not psd. Az ~ 4,
I'D so " pabieson VI III p pe
contractors shall have the right Of demanng Of said petition.
REIMBURSEMENT