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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-03
Cincinnati Produce Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, April 2.
FLOUR-The market continues dull, and
the demand is quite limited, but prices are
unchanged: we quote superfine at 81 459
4 80; extra at $4 COCA Is, and family at
$4 9t@5
PROVISI0NS-There is no change in the
mari ct, which remains quiet. Mess Pork is
held at SIG 75@l7 for good country and city
brands; Bacon at Z, 92s and l02sc for
Shoulders, rib and clear Sides, with good
demand at &c. lower. Heavy bulk Sides
are held at S5sc. Prime Lard is wanted at
DC, but holders are generally asking 914c.
There were no sales worthy of note.
GROCERlES-Coffee is in good demand
at l324@l4c; sales of 100 bags at 1910.
Sugar is firm at 61E@71lc.: sales of so hhds.
at G@7%c. Molasses steady: sales of 40 brls.
at 32c.
WHISKY - The demand is good, and
prices are &c. higher: sales of 400 brls. at
13M@l32sc., the latter rate for wagon; 200
bIls. so)d at 1870.
WHEAT-There is still good demand for
choice Kentucky white from shippers, but
other descriptions are dull, aud prime red
declined &c. per bushel. We quote prime red
at 98c; prime Indiana white at 81 O5@1l 08,
ard prime Kentucky white at $l@Il IL sales
Of 400 bushels prime red at 98c; 1000 bush.
choice Kentucky white at 81 08 at Paris,
Kentucky.
CORN-The demand for ear continues
good, at 30@33c. at the upper and lower de
pots; shelled remains dull, at 32935c. for
mixed and white, in bulk. ..
0ATS-Tbe demand is fair, and the mar
Bet rules steady At 26c., in bulk; $500 bush.
choice sold at 28c., in sacks, on the landing,
sacks returned.
RYE-The market is unchanged. The de-
mabd is fair at 55056c.
BARLEY-The demand is limited, and
the market dull but without any change in
prices. We quote prime Fall at 65@6Sc., and
prime Spring at 55c.: sales of 750 bushels
good Fall at 65c. on the landing.
HAY-The market continues dull, at $ll
@l2 per tun for prime Timothy in bales, on
arrival. -
.CHEESE-The demand is moderate at
SIC. for Western Reserve, Sc for Hamburg,
and l0%c. for English Dairy.
bUTfER-Prime and choice qualities are
in good demand, but other grades are dull
we quote prime TO choice roll at l6@l8c.,
fair TO good at ll@l3c, and common at SO
l0c. ........ -
APPLES-There is a fair demand for
choice lots at 50 per barrel; fair to prime are
dull.
POTATOES-The market is unchanged
and dull; we quote prime Neshanocks at
81 2c@l 30per barrel, from store.
SEED-Clover is in but limited demand
at 81 10 for prime. Timothy is dull at So 6j
o. 70.
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Southern. Oats plenty aud dull at 330 34c.
for Western and Canada and 9s1fC93455Sc.
for StateI sl M naffN
Spirits Turpentine s5IS@s6I<c; Crude
nominal at 50 65C02 20. In ~.
Pork hrmer, with more active demand /.
sales 1900 bris. at $l7 for mess: Sl6 rs for
thin do, elS 30 for choice clear, and Sl2 80
ola for prime, Beet shsde firmer, with a
good demand; sales $50 brls. at S4 7b05 for
country prime; 81 7596 20 for do. mess; SO
@lO for repacked mees, add $40 6O91l 80
for extra mess. Prime mess Beef dali, and
prices Dominally unchanged. Beef Hams
quiet and unchanged at $l2@lb fot State
and Western. Out Meats in fair request, and
steady: sales 100 packages at 6I<9656c. for
Shoulders, and s@s1Sc. for Hams. Bacon
firm sales 100 boxes rough Sides at SISc.;
800 boxes Cumberland cut and long g.ribbed
Middles on private terms. Lard steady
sales 300 brls at 9C9l0c.
Butter selling at l00l4 for Ohio, and Ia
9l9 for State. Cheese steady at 71k0l0o.
Sugar-Raw less active and prices un-
changed: sales Of 626 hhds at 5IS05Mo.
for Cuba; SIC. for Porto Rico; SIC. for
New Orleans. 49O boxes Havana at 51SC0
52<c, and by auction 1877 hhds. New Orleans
at 514@61Sc., ninety days and four months.
Molasses is without change; sales of 55 hhds.
Cuba Muscovado at l9@23c., and 55 barrels
New Orleans at 30@36c., and by auction,
| 900 brls. at 291S(133c.
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lBy Telegraph
New York Market ,


ELw YORK, April 2-P. M.-Ashes con-
tinue steady: sales at S. for pots and IS 3lH
for pearls.
Cotton, under favorable news by the
steamer, has advanced H0Ic.: sales of
$500 bales at l25sc. for middlng Uplands.
Flour opened quite firm at an advance Of
&C.. with moderate inquiry for export and
home consumption. The market closed
quiet at yesterdays prices: sales of $1,000
brls. at So 30@5 40 for superfne State, S. 45
as 55 for extra State, So 1905 so for super
fine Western, S. 4S@5 70 for common to
medium extra Western, So zoos 75 for
shipping brands extra round-hoop Ohio and
$5 SU95 81 for trade brands do, closing
dull. Canadian Flour shade better, with
rather more doing: sales of 800 brls. at $5 80
or for common to good extra, and 81 ESQ
80 for choice ana favOrite extra. Rye
Flour quiet at So 30(94 10 tor common to
choice superine. Corn.meal-A moderate
BUSH ess doing, at previous quotations: sales
Of AGO brls. at 81 80 for New Jersey, aud
So Is for Brandywine.
Whisky is less active, and the market
shade easier: sales of 450 brls. at l89l8He.
Wheat lc. better and good export demand
sales of 28, 900 bushels Chicago Spring at
81 29@l 2s in store and delivered 6,009
bush. North western club at 81 90 delivered;
$4,000 bush. Milwaukee club at 81 3l@l 32,
in store ard delivered; 16 900 bush. amber
lows at 81 34@l 35; II 100 bush. Winter
red Western AT 81 3G%@l 3s12, in store and
delivered; coo bush common red State at
81 27; $40 bush. amber Jersey on private
terms $500 bush. white Western at 81 45@
So; 1900 bush. Canada club at 81 300
l 80; $500 BUSH white Canada at ST. 531S.
Rye firm and in fair demand; sales of 100
bush. at &c., Barley more active and de-
oidtdly lower; sales Of ID, 200 bush, State at
Il(rngo. nhfaNrr a. tuatNa Ill
ese. Corn opened quite firm and closed duu
sales Of "a, 900 bush. at 68QD69c for old mixed
| Western, in store, the latter for choice, and
69@7Oc. delivered; 62@63c. for new do; IS
@60c. for inferior new yellow Northern; 6,
! @70e. for yellow Southern; 63@661e. foi
new yellow jersey 6TH@TOc, for whit
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lBy TeIegrsph.I
new York StSek 0InFkst.

NV YoRK, April 2.-Stocks dull and
ioWtr Cmesgo and Rock Island. b75s; Chi
eago Burlington and Quincy, 74H; Cleve-
lsnd az q To,edo, 361s; Galena and chicago,
IsHi Illinois Central Scrip, slK; Michigan
Southern Guaranteed, 39Hi Michigan South
erp, III; Michigan Central, 571l; Reading,
Az; Harlem, l6Mi New York Central,
1sAi Pacific Mail, s5E; Cumberland Coal,
~; Hudson, 45Z; Illinois Central Bonds,
97K; Michigan SUutheiu Second Bonds, 81;
ETie Fourth Bonds, 0I Ohio State Skies,
lo4 Missouri Skies, 66 Tennessee Skies,
Iei United States Skies of 'sl, Registered,
soH United States Sixes 81, Coupons, 9sA.
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lBy Telegraph.l
HaIftm.ro M--t-.

BALTIMoRH, April 2--Flour firm. Wheat
advanced &C.; red 81 349l s7i white 81 500
81 05. Corn hrm; mixed 57@5scj yellow
$lI prime $l4. Lard 9s4@l0c, Coffee ac,
tive and firm at l274@l3Xe. Whisky
steady al IT1l@lee. -ru !
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PHILADELPH1A, April 2.-Flour steady, at
So % for superfine. Wheat active at ST 80
al 30 for red, and 81 4O@l so for white.
Corn buoyant; sales Of 5000 bushels of new
yellow at 60@6lkc. Lard l0@llc. Mess
Pork $l7 25@l7 so. Whisky firm at l716@
lS1%c.
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MTsCnI.LANnoUs
sale Of YaIuahIe ReaE Est,.


NQTICR Ig HEREBY GIVEN TH
~, ey viStns q an order q ssls airgetgd %
tltlen sult pending IN said Court, yhsrsin viii
p. Daniels n plaintih. and James O Han and OF
are defepdhhts, shalh on {BURsDAY, the
A, NJ and four O'Clock 7. N of saiS day, al The
e The oonTts house; u the City 81 Toledo, Count
rie6ts Of Fsrrisss sitle6ed % . tbs Riparian ,
angle n ths bed Of the Ms1mee RlYsr resnlti
much Of the bed Of the Wabash and Erie 0ansi
Fourth An titis 70 so much Of the middle Sron M
in the maumet siver as lies opposite said riv,
masss one q end dtEo resulting from the Riparia
bs4 AsS 2r sS SSISIsS SSlOSyi3 TGs Lot
to,, b, apad s ss iOar 10y numb
being the tsms on which is situated The 6d is dep
building Of the Erie and KAl9masoo Raiiroad
erly side Of lot number seven 90. All Of lot nun
Der thirty Ave 1857 except twenty-five feet from In
and running back RosSS toward 81 R 70 *
rear ofssid lot lots one hrtdred and nine (iOs
% one husHTed 9,1 and ten SliOl Ard one hundred an
hundred and twenty C20) ard one hundred an
tNenty;one Q3lli the ground between the mort
and the point where the channels Of swau-cfee
and the Bayou or Maumee River meet, being q
The line of dock on the Maumee River in frsnti
lots lO9 llO ard Ill respectively; lot four hundre
and eighty (4s0). All Of said real estate lying an
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots l19 aud 100 will be divide
into lots twenty feet wide, frOntisg on Summit al
and running back to the alley, each Of which wi
be offered for sale separately, aud said LOT lO9 will
divided equi- distant between summit and Water
streets, each half offered separately aud said oi
ITO and Ill will also be divided distant bstWee
feet wide, extending from suinmit.streei back
said equidistant line and from WatCr-street to Il
same line, each Of said lots tn be sold separated,
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on Sun
NIT street with privilege to the purchaser to Will
draw the same in case he shall tail 10 secure the I,
in the rear fronting on Water street. Leases hA,
been made of parts Of said property, none of whic
extend beyond the first Of April, 1861, which will
ASST Ened TO purchasers.
Terms-one-third cash on all except the first fot
items balance in two equal annual payments, 81
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bidi n
ceived for less than two thirds appraised value FC
further Information apply to
.o. HEz. L. HosMEB,
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COURT or CINOINNATIl

SUPERIOR COURT or CINoINNAT
= 13,l72.-David Gibson vs. George Hatch
fendant Rachel R., Hatch, is notified that ia
plantif, on the 22nd day Of October, 1850, filed b
OBJECT and prayer of which is to obtain jndsmept
that the said George Hatch pay to the said Ma
Humphries the sum Of slO,OO0, with interest at thi
rate Of ten per cent Per annun from LIST Septemb beI
1860, for which lands belonging to plaintiff ar
the following described real estate mortsaseS tag
the said Geoge Hatch aud the said Rachel Il
cure The said debt Of said George Hatch. nav 1V
sold and the proceeds applied to the ment Of said
That is to say-all Of lot No TO- in square No. Ial
as shown on the plat of subdivision made by Goorg
Of the Records Of Hamilton County, measilring III
feet in 'front.' on the th side of Bauk street and
ing 25 feet in front, ON the north side u Hamilton
sfrS ri s'Gv @f% as js1Ss ss:2
on the p "a taed n book ~. isl, page 81
extending back along the south side Of Bank street,
60 feet; also, all Of the lot of ground in Avery
in front on the south side Of Dayton street and eS
tending back the same width l50 teet to York.
with Baymillerst also all the west half Of block
No.4 as shown on the recorneu plat made by Il h r.
west on Depmsn. street, south on Bank Street east
by 70 feet alley, and northwardly by ground Of j.
Also all Of the lot of ground in the east half of the
same block No. I, on the same plat, measuring 100
extending back from said street s5 feet feed
alley the south line being 200 eet north Of and par
alle to Bankst. Also all the lot of ground n block
No on the same plat, measuring 80 feet in 'front.'
on the west side Of Freeman st and extending back
at Te bit angles 100 feet, bounded south lot
yeyed BY George Hatch to A Smith. Satd mort.
gage being recorded in book Ne lS9, page 3O7, Of
Hamilton County Records aud defendant, Bachol
r. Hatch, Is notified that unless she answer de-
muir to the said petition on or before the
(23d) day Of April, 1851, the will be taken e.
true, end judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES & JACKSON,
felT-H Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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store A. 4l@4sc but in The large way can
b bJuRht at 39CG4O No change in Pitch,


OlLS-Jinseed very dub, and in the large
waV nIicss sre nominal small sales from
store are making at 62963c. Lard steady,
nj sO(ds5c for No. 1, and 70(075c for No. 2.
Cnal unchanged and dun at 70975c. -. F.
d PROVISTONS-The demand for mess
Pork has been quite limited and the few
ca es effected were at $l6 50(0l6 10, though
holders ask 25c. higher as a general thing.
Rump is selling at $ll@l2, according to
quality. There has been fair order demand
for Bacon, chiefly confined to Sides at 65S0
7c. for Shoulders 91<999kc for Sides; 976@
1Oc for clear rib and lOL@l02Sc. for clear
Sides, the outside the prevailing rates, aud
the msrk ct closed steady. The business done
in bulk Meats has been quite moderate.
Shoulders have been neglected to a great
extent but the demand for Sides without
Shoulders has been fair: we quote Shoulders
at &c Sides at 814@s5sc, the latter rate for
extra heavy and the former rate for light;
SIC. being the leading rate for Sides aver
aeing 40 pounds. Hams range from &c. to
7Ac. Lard has been held more firmly, but
the business demand has been light: city is
held at 9Hc. and country ut &c. for strictly
prime. Head and gut may be quoted at S9
SIC, and keg at lOc
P0TATOES--The market is we'll supplied,
and the demand being quite light the mar
ket is dull, and though not lower, prices
have been but feebly sustained. Prime Ne
shanocks sell at 81 20@l 30 per bushel, in
the small way from store, but round lots
would not bring over 81 10.
RICE-The demand is moderate at 41S@
Axe -.
SALT-The market is quite dull, and not
much doing in any kind. We continue to
quote:
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MOLASSES-I Holders have been firm all
The week, but the deusnd has, in the main,
been confined 10 the current wants of deal.
ers, none buying beyond what is necessary
TO meet the present necessities. Inferior has
very firm at 32@33c. n.
b NAILS-The market is unchanged and
the demand fair. We quote n.
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS-The sup
ply of Beef Cattle has been better, but not
in excess of the demand, and full prices have
been realized. The sales during the week
add up $50 head. We continue to quote
common at 50 50@2 75 fair at $3@3 25; good
at So 50@3 70, and prime at $4 per GENITAL
gross Sheep are in light supply and good
demand and prices higher, closing at $3@5
per GENITAL gloss Hogs are in light supply,
hardly equal to the demand, and prices rule
very firm, though not higher. We quote
slop fed at 81 25G4 80 and corn fattened at
s. 1905 per GENITAL gross.
EGGS-The supply has been better during
the latter part of the week, and prices de-
clined fully lc. per dozen, closing az $1,000.
shippers count.
FEATHERS-The demand is better aud
prices a shade higher, the advance being lc.
per pound. We now quote 37@38c. as the
rates paid for prime on arrival.
.FLOUR--With but little exception the
market has been exceedingly dull during
the week, and the demand quite limited, but
holders have not made any important con.
Cessions in order TO effect sales, so that
prices have not changed much. During the
last two or three days superfue was offered
rather freely at 81 80, and buyers did not
seem willing to pay over $4 40- but we must
quote 81 45G14 80 as the closing rates for
superfine, 81 COCA 75 for extra and 81 900
5 for family, new standard. The market
closed rather steady.
FlSH-The market has not changed in
any essential particular; the demand is
quite limited and the market dull. We
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important to MlIIlnsrs and BIeaObers !
IyHF FHENCH sYsTElI OE BLEAOH-

u ING WIFI WRiGHf's ERGSIvE s0kP.-
The subscriber has concluded to furnish his yalua
come within the reach Of all II has recently been
seld IN the Eastern cities at from e9 2 e25 and 4
method Of restoring sun burned, stained or greasy
straw goods oF braid4 70 the original oolor "a
brinetoneS and warranted not ~ injnre the mate
rial. Complete ana plein dlrectlons Tor making and
moving stains and pressing are givon and satilfAe-
Letters OF inquiry must contain stamp. On re-
eeipt q Three Dollars, the aboEew be mailed to
bS- Exclusive town and county rights for sale.
Address HANSON b. WRIGHT, ia,
mh39-l' Box 071 p. o., OinoiRnau.
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OITY ApVWRTTsMnTNNTq.

NqgggC!Els 20 AL a.. !, w a Q 9I IN MAY
Opsinnat tSS foilOSins ordiSaSse, % w V'S 0'
n, establish the erade Of Auburn strest from the
- BH9gssss IN of ne law ssid ordipSsce wa.
rSe.d 70 rss s Sr S9 ss sss Of ne Usrk In
Ths law requiyesu all claims for DAMAGES tlat may
accrue from eaid improvement TO be nled IN writina
Nth the yity Clerk .etting forth the amount o.
pireton Of the time required for the puSlioaton Of
suoh notice, when the same will be taken up for
mh9ST SAM D. ooRwINE, City Clerk
N0IICR To. ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
pending before the City Council Of the city of Oins
10 grade aud pave, with boTide,r stone,
alley, rom Bsymuer-street 70 freeman. street;
ston-street, from Linn street TO baltimore, street.
Io grade grade and pave with boylder stone, Living.
10 TO grade and pave, With boglder.stone, Cedar
70 siSde spd pave With boWideTstono, Gest
street. from Freeman street to Oarr.street
twice read, laid on The table, aud ths CLERK IN.
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement 90 be filed in writing
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir-
alton Of the time required for the publication OF
such notice, when the same viii be taken mp for
msiS dw SAM. Il. OoRwINE, City Clerk.
NOTICE TO AID WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ OEBb;-N stiee is hereby given; that there ave
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit:
To establish the grade Of Msple street, from Free.
man street TO Western avenue.
TO estabish the grade of from Ohio
To grade and pave with bowlder. stone oliver
street, from John.street to Linn.street.
S@ PsTG TR 5 feet eSTSs'one soetb Plum
To grade and pave with bowder-stone Ailantbus-
street, from Bank street to Cearwater.street. ..
grade. Tnnnfr W bri he eli
walks the east side of Jane street, from Sixth
street TO the north end OF said street.
10 grade, repair and pave with brick the side
street to the whitewater Canal.
To grade, repair and pave with brick the eide-
TO repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third-street, from the Miami Canal to Kilgour-
street ..
TO grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south side OF Fourth-street, from John. street to
CentIal-ayenue.
from Linn street to Baymiller.s street.
To grade, pave and Macadamize with broken
stone Parker.street, from Ohio avenue to North
To repair with broken stene the Lebanon Turn
pike from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poration line
northern terminus OF said alley.
To grade Gross street, from Hamburg g-street
about 200 feet east 70 the section line.
In pursuance Of the law, SAID Ordinances were
twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice of the tendency
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
from taid improvement to be filed in wr ting
with the Oity Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
alton Of the time required for the publication of
such notice, when the same will be taken UP for
final action.
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GFALHD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIYED at the Office Of the Board OF City Inn
proyements, un til nine O'Clock A. M, of FRIDAY,
April 5, 1861, for grading aud paving, with good,
hard burned paving. brick, on bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks on Stone-sireet,
from Fifth street to Sixth. street. 'I
Each bid 10 be accompanied by two Buretiss. Bid
received.
mb26 It CAAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEED-Ihe market has been very dull for
Clover and the market closes at $4@4 10
Timothy declined to 80 65@2 75, and IS dull.
The season is pretty much over.
SUGAR-The demand has been fair dur
ing the week, and the market ruled firmer
for the higher grades. The demand for the
interior has been good, and quite a large
quantity went to the lake cities. The sales
during the week add up $50 hhds We quote
common 424@5c,; low fair 5A@5]ac.; fair
SSSAf good faT Sc and p prime me to oob choice
for Grocers below &c, and we may say that
the prevailing rate for good styles was 611c.
TALLOW-The market is dull at s@sHc.
for rendered.
TOBAUCO-The demand for manufac-
tured continues on limited scale, and the
market dull. The following indicate the
cnrrent rafps.
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SEALED PROP0sALs WILL BR RE-
pro, emeI Ia, until niLe O'Clock A NJ. OF FRIDAY,
APlil s. 1851 for regarding, repairing apd paving
with good hard. bur 1ed paving brick, on a bed Of
clean sand four inches deep, the sidewalks on Mar
tin sutet. from Pearl street 70 Third street.
Zach bid 70 be accompanied by two sureties, Bid
received.
mh26 It CHAs BALANCE, Clerk.
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Review Of the CInciuuati Market,
On fHh WEEk nNDlNa MhBNEsDAH kiORN
ING, ApRYI,A 1871

n" n" E'f =" = " ~ I70Is
ALCOH0Is-This article declined to 34c
on Monday, but subsequently advanced 10
"a 16c. for e8 per cent, over proof, less the
usual discount to the trade.
ASHES The market remains as last
BUTTER-The supply has been better tbe
past week and prices are shade easier, but
the demand is good. The sales comprise 260
packages at l6C9lsc. for prime 10 choice Roll.
The lower grades continue dull and the de-
mand limited, at s@l3c,, according 10
quality.
BARK-The demand continues good, and
the market has ruled firm all the week, at
$40 per cord for prime Chestnut. oak.
BRAN, SHORTS &c-Ths demand con-
tinues quite limited and the market dull, but
there is no change in prices, andwe continue
40
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElYED at the Ofiee Of the Board of City I'm.
proyements, until nine O'Clock A. M of FRlDAY,
April 8, 1861, for regarding and paving with good,
hard. burned paving brick, on bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the sdeR ak the east side Of
Bay miller street, from Hopkins'street to Laurel
street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, as other will be
received. r ..
mb26tt CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office of the Board of City I'm
prOements ntil nine O'Clock A. NJ. of FRIDAY,
ley from Eighth street to Ninth street, follows;
begTade, set curbs and furnish new ones where
necessary, and place row Of Dayton, Xenia or In-
diana fiat rock stone tagging sixteen by six iaches
each side, forming the cutters with the curb, the
center between the tagging to be paved with good,
sound bowldeT -stone not less than four inches In
depth, on a bed Of clean gravel eight inches deep,
the CuTbs to be six feet apart at the bottom and SIX
and half feet at top of roadway.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
received.
By order of the Board.
mh26-tt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.