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California Orders respectfully solicited goods
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country R.. q. Mcdonald & Co.,,
Importing Druggists, Sacramento.
r H. MCDONALD & CO., New York.
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100 ozs Strychnine, pure,
IS ozs Sulph. Morphine,
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CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
NOTICE.

MY SON, GEORGE, HAVING DESERTED
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debts he may contract after this date.
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loo gross Moflat's. Lees, Nc
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90 cases best Olive Oil,
5000 TBS Sal Soda,
60 bbls Resin,
100 bbls Plaster Paris,
40 bbls Marble Dust,
20 bbls Whiting.
5000 lbs Shakers herbs. fresh.
100 lbs pure ground Sage, fr' sh
1000 lbs pressed Aops, IL, IL
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$500 fbs refined Borax.
1900 TBS assorted Paints. cans,
ton Putty, in bladders and
tins,
II bbis Dye Woods,
Varnishes of all kinds,
% bbls Canary. Hemp, Flax
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Lowest prices.
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e Druggists, Sacramento.
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lies, Publishers prices.
Any Newspaper Magazine Reviow mentioned In the
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SIC Fancy Articles &c, filed promptly the
rates. Subscriptions payable invariably in advance
Address,
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Bunting Flags!
OF ALL SIZES, from GO cents to 81 per foot
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TRINITY JOURNAL.

~ ?
DR. BELLOWS LEcTuRE.-The 4th of july ora
tion of DR.. Bellows, at San Francisco. was an
able peroration. Here Is an extract relating 10
the destruction of slavery
lneed no better proof of the ideal quality and
Po.er OF our institutions than the vigor with
wnich they are now casting out that dreadful
element of Slavery, which Law a mote in the eve
OF the state, an indigestible and poisonous SUBJ
stance In the stomach of the nation. Oh who
Sah Yen the agonles of shame, the HELPLESS in
oienasion with which the secret soul Of Ameri-
can Liberty has felt this black incubus. this
hateful stain upon its native purity? What
honest, Thoroughbred American citizen has not
all ms days been ready to hide his head in for
elgn countries, when this anomalous horror, hu
man slavery, in the very bosom of democratic
liberty. has been tauntingly flung in his face +?
and, alas how hopeless we were of dealing
with an evil which had slowly grown to such
nfonstrous size that the tumor dehed all human
surgery, and seemed to partake of the very life
OF its victim. But Liberty was wiser than her
own disciples; and American principles stronger
than their own children knew The mighty
Providence that called US into being Nation,
not Tor our own sake, but for the sake of hu-
mainly, was not going to permit our weakness
ana SIN 10 defeat Its own great purposes. We
might not deserve to live, but our country did
And by what an extraordinary series of events,
contrary 10 every reasonable representation,
has the Almighty led US into mighty civil war !
and kept us in it as the sole means by which the
nation could be purged of poison so venomous,
and an evil so crushing. 1t is the essential
health of American principles, which, like
firm, strong constitution throwing off a mala-
rious poison by burning, is now in these ter
rible pangs and throes, if of dissolution cast
ing off forever that hateful, un-American I'M
democratic, un-Christian thing, that so long
haunted and rode like a Northumberland
Slavery. 1t is worth ten thousand millions of
dollars, it is worth million of lives, to expel
this curse of curses from our political blood, and
from our sacred soil Enthusiastic and pro-
longed applause.] May it end the moment the
last blow is given to that many-headed hydra
and may Gen. Grant give that blow this very
day and hour Loud cheers for Grant,
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ESs~The undersigned offer for sale
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5000 TBS Nitric Acid, strong:
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1000 lbs Muriatic Acid;
5000 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid, best :
30 cases Snner Carh. Soda
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A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DISTRICT Court
n of the Ninth Judicial District OF the State
of California, in and for the county of Trinity,
and the complaint filed in said county of Trinity,
in the Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
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Orders respectfully solicited.
R. H. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Impo rting and Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento.
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HEMMER, GAUGE. oILER, SCREW DRIVER, CLAMP,
NEEDLES DIRECTIONS.
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The Navy Yard Burned.
P0RTER,s EXPEDITION.
WILMINGTON ATTACKED

Rumored Fall of Fort Fisher.
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The War in Kentucky
Opcrations Of the Rebel Gen. Lyon, Etc.

Louisville, Dec. "a ecu. Lyons rebel forces,
estimated at from 2,Oon to 1900 cavalry, aud six
pieces Of art llcry, struck the Louisville and Mash
VILE Railroad at Elizahcthtowu, and desIroyod a
few unupartsnt spans over Bacon Creek small
stream They then turned northward aud are now
threatening the important trcste works and Mul-
draush'a Hn. LagrsnVe's brigade Of McC'ok's
dvision g close up Lyons rear, sud our military
authorities are prepared to give Gen Lyon warm
reception.
Yesterday evening tic steamer Morning Star
Capt Ballard, bound upward from EVansy!lie W
LOUSY lie nut in a, Louispurt, where she was
boarded by uhy ,,lerr.llas, under Capt. Davidson.
They roi bed the passengers of about $4,000 Ia the
aggregate and fired shots while on the boat at per-
sons In the cabin, injuring no one, but tutse-
ouentlv killed two dscl aryed soldiers the deck.
They then compelled Capt. Ballard To transport
tbern to Coverspori, wherc 1hey roieasoi 'he lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-26
This is tho latest intelligence received FROM ,hsa
expeiiron. EDwrs n. sr,rros.
sscrvsary Of War.
Description of Savannah.

TIE city q savannah, csrtur 81 by General sher-
man, was before the war one of the most prosper
Gus cities on tho Atlantic coast. ami. next to New
Orleans v,s the chief exporting city upon the
Southern scahosrd. In 1890 II contained populs-
ton ct over thirty thousand persons but this num-
trS hns been considerably decreased by the war.
and General Sherman now estimates the popu-
lstion At twenty thousand. The city
is situated on the Savannah river, on tho
northwestern boundary Of the State on the
dividing line OF South Carolina Il was formerly
unhealthy, tu, the drainage Of the neighborins
r. &C grounds has rendered IL sslubrious. The city
Ia seventeen miles from the mouth q the riycr,
but the hArbor is very good, vessels drawing hi-
teen fee, 4 water being stlo to approach tho
wharvos The principal ushe q Georgia and q
large portion q the trade of South Ciroln'
was formerly done at this port which
Is connected by railroads. and rivers with
IN immense rortion u the richesi and
most fertile States in the South An aggregate q
two thousand miles Of railroad converge from
Savannah, and the river Is nAvigaNe FOR large
steamers far rs Augusta. 100 miles distant Th'
Ogecchoe YER which hows through tho interior q
Georgia, cutters the sos fifteen or twenty mllo
boow tho city, and Is connected with saeannai
by canal and railroad. Nearly four hundroC
thousand bales Of cotton wrro e1porio'
from aavannsh in 1880, besides an I'm
men,c quantity Of roe and lumber The rrtn
pal dcfcuccs were For, Wayne on tho east side
Fort Jackson, four mles Selow, aud Fort Pulaski
At The entrance 10 lhe river. The latter place ha
teen IN our possession for some time. Tho city
very Handsomely laid out is chiefly built OF brick
and contains numerous public squares churche
| and public hnIldinra.
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Southern News.
The Military and Political Situniion'

The late files OF Richmond papers present an
interesting view Of the condition of the Confedera-
cy They indicate a feeling q gloom and ap-
Irehonsion which is in striking contrast with the
former bravHdo, The following from tie Rich
u.ond E1AMrsFE, Dec. 21st, affords an illustration
Of this prevailing sent meut;
The news from Tennessee is bad. The situsiion
Is bad hut Il is far from being irTemediable. Tho
amy 10 Tennessee has been terribly m Slised, and
has suffered awful injury; but II Is not lost and
may be restored 10 NIL efficiency by the same hand
which redeemed Il after Missionary Ridge. But 10
change the fortune Of the country, the Executive
and Ihe Legislature must change their character
and a. sndon Ine road 70 ruin hitherto systemAti.
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IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
More Union Expeditions.
Capture Of savannah.



Var Department. Wdshingtor, Dee. 25th-s p
ITO MIjor- General Dir Neu York A dis
patch has tocn received this evening by the p. cs-
don't from General sherman. It is dated at savan.
nah on Thursday, the 92d inst, and announces
his occupation Of the city OF Savannah, and tho
rapture Of one hundred aud ffiy guns plenty Of
ammunition, and about $4,000 bales Of cotton. n,
other particulars are given.
An official dispstch from Gen. Foster u Gen.
Grant, datod on tho 22d inst, at :. p n, states
,hsi the city Of savannah was occupied by General
BbcrmAn on the morning of the elst, and that on
the preceding afternoon and nigh, Harice escaped
with the main body OF his infantry and light ar.
uIlory, blowing up the iron-,lSls and the Navy
Yard. II, cnumcrates as captured Soo prisoners,
t5o guns, l3 locomotives in good orlcr 100 cars a
barge lot Of ammunition and materials n war, .
" made Of the present position Of Hsrdee's force,
which had been estim nted at about 15,coo
Inc ulNlASntr OF hcus ou'IlnAA aill pNlls U ostcI
arc as follows:
Sduannah, ca, Dee. ellis Fxcellency Pre-
nicnt Lincoln |. beg N present you as q Christ
mas gift tho C.ty Of Savannah, with one hundred
and hhy heavy guns and plenty u ammunition,
,nd also about twenty five thousand baos of cotton
,sguci. ''w. T. SHERMAN, Nj -GcnI.
"Stedmer Golden Gltc, SdrInnah River, :
p. w., Dee. 22, isji.-To Lout. .-Gcaeral Gram
aud Msjar-General II W. HllIeck have tho
honor t. report .hat have just returned from
4. General shcmau's headquarters in savannah.
81 send Major Gray OF my stall as bearer o
dispatches from General Sherman TO you, and ais,
,mcssasc 10 the Presdcut.
The Cty Of S,yannAh was occupied IN the morn
hg Of the 21si iust Gen. liardec, anticpatus th
.ontcmpntci assault, escaped with the main bod,
Of his infantry aad hight artillery, on the mornin
Of The s0th, by crossing the river 10 Union Cause
i, gAy opposltc the eisy. The retel iron-csds wer
A blown up and the Navy Yard was burnc1 All N
res, Of the city is intact aud contains tv euy thou
sand citizens qulo, aud woll disposed.
The captures include sc0 prisoners one hu-
dred and hfy guns, thirteen locomotives IN goo
order, one hundred and ninety guns, a large SUI
ply Ol ammunition anu 4hAFli"'a W "''' 'A''
steamers and ulrty-three thousand bales Of cottoi
aA.oy stored in warehouses
All these valuable fruits n an almost bloodle
victory, have heen Ike Atlanta, fairly won.
opened communication With the city With r
yteamers 70 day, taking up what torpedoos we cou
.oe, ana passius safely over others. Arrangement
are made 10 ciear the chAuucl Of all distractions.
Yours, &c.
tsgnodl j 6. FosTEE, Major General.
WILMINGTON.
The Richmond papers Of yesterday state that
HE gsd twenty-s1 vessels Of the Wilmington eTT
aition had rcappeared. Tae dispatch Of Gene
4 Bragg, as published IN the Richmond papers is
"a follows;
"WiIm.ndton Dee. 3s.-Twenty-sI vessels
Il Me Fedora Gee reappeaIci this morning. In'
Ass been 10 change Anee .ssI dispatch"
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From Europe.

81 Johns n r., Dee. A.-The steamship Peru.
Wan, from Liverpool 18Th, via Londonderry 18th
INST, passed. Cape Race, en- Toute 70 Portland, this
afternoon.
GEEAT BRITAIN.
American advieos, In Wow Of sherman's opera
uons IN Georgia and Hoods movements in Ten
nosso, were regarded with the greatest Interest.
TIE disaster 10 the Florida generally re-
garded design, and southern sympathizerS In
diRnAnuy danounoe tho American Government.
In Ireland the Fonian enisgsry Knann arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-26
NcRro sOldIers.

Tho subject Of arrr'ng the negroes receives fresh
stimulus irum the receu' defeats. TIE ESVuluER
stGics
The subject of negro consrript'on gairs ground
with every defest Wby sAoult NOT tho Congress
and lhe state Lc stature turn their attention to
moving the popular prcJuilce that exists against
this imp1rtant measure, and prepare the puihc
mind tor that which Ia inevitable = why endeAYur
a. hug 10 the dcmslon that The AInlnR OF the ne
.rueA Will not bC'OWo necessary, when the march
of events steadily progresses towad that measure
W Isiom would .ntic pate the event and prepare
the public for he radical chAngc which military
evonIs are hurry ing upon US. IL would no" bo
very proper ~ hcgn 10 srIn the negroes In a few
months more IL may be- absolutely necessary, and
before SIX months have Iaasei It may be beyond
that necessity Every day ~ important, and every
DAYS DE- lay is lust g. much lost. Whether Hood
has been defeated not, peace VIII not be fainol
without more men, Aui the negroes only, We lear
can give our army tht men
The 6xAMNEB coolly recommends that the slaves
shall be purchased and imprcse l. the same AZ
mule-, and put into the heli'
The bill Tor the imprsssmcnt n aavrs which bat
| passed one branch oi Congress, mltht i+ very prop
| erly enlarged and amended n Gc ether --uA'ncly
by placing at the Disposal Of the mtsry authorities
! not 4G, OUO negroes, tut 5000 or 10000, and b'
leaving II h. Gen Lee, at his discretion, and eccori
ing 70 the rNgencea Of the service, 90 Use them II
| any way he may think Ieeiul There seems hls
10 be good in tho limitation OF tLcr seryice L
! twelve months, and In fsct when they are i'm
pressed by Government tkey should be paid for ol
certain scale of prices according 10 their presen
| value, and theTeupon should cease 20 he the prop
| erty OF their owners but boooue the properly q
the Confederate Government, a. N pressed mule
and horses do
] The Savannah BuUbLIoAs sAyv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-26
From New Orienn. eI@s, Of the Guuboat
Nnrrbssus.


A correspondent Of the New Oreang Era, writing
from Mobile Bay, gives the particulars Of the blow
ing up Of the United Siates Runboat Sarutssus, On
the night of the 4th INST Tho weasel was on picket
duty, near thc obstrucuOrA In tho channel leading
~ the city At hai-paSt Tan o'eork terrific storm
arose, and the vessel heing only eight feet Of
water, bcr commander, Capt. Wsm @. Jones',
determined H. take up pO- tfUO farther from the
city Accur iinsly TIE Narc,ssus sicerod out about
"a nile from her position, snd anchored In nine feet
uf water Hardly ten minutes hal eiaprei after
drrpting the anchor, however, when nrritic ex-
tl.s.ou Saa heal-uie vessel was hftei up bodily
seye-a fe.t, her ocr bursi, and in falling all tho
conncc,ion-ripos were broke, and tho weasel was
otherwise daiuaged. Tho ytasal was instantly en.
yelopei In steam, lut me Captain quickly orderei
his men w. eXtnguish the lres sent mp signals 10
uc fscL and urganzed the crew iuto baihng
.aua,Is Tnc steamer Oct0Tura quickly cune "
ne rct,uC, and Tic uon who were wounded by tho
explDs,0n were taken board. The Narciasu-
filed With water In nfseu MINUTES After tho eIpbo-
SION lut the water being only nine feet deep she Of
course did not sink Everything movable was
taken from the vCssel and the Captain Trepared n
set her on tire, buI afterwards concluded that she
! m1ht be rai-sd and 20 lef her. The torpedo
| plpled amdships, and II iH remarkable that non,
| were killed and 80 few iniurod-three being scRld
| ed. Inc hrouan oil happened 70 be on dock, or h'
| loss Of lie would have been greai.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-26
ADMIRAL PORTER.
Attack on Whining ngtou---ReportedC Capture
of Fort Fisher

baltimore, Dee % The Associated Press Let
ter from Forues. Monroe, dated 8, p. NJ, on the
24th inst, says:
The mall steamer Thomas Collycr has just
rived Ateesraph operator named Baker, belong
ing o. the chief Offices In Richmond, escaped
night before last, and, having succeeded In eudng
the vigilance of the relel pickets, made his way
successfully into our lines yesterday afternoon.
Ho was subjected " severe examination by
General Grant, and stated that intelligence Of the
fall Of Savannah, had reached Richmond a few
hours before he made his escape.
There was q report prevailing at the same time,
that Fort 7 shcr commanding the entrance " VIII
mington, had also fsllcn through a combined at
tack by General Buffers and Admiral Por'er's
f'rcos, but this could not he traced 10 any reliable
source.
The spirits Of the citizens ~ Richmond he de-
scribcs as in very much depressed state, and it
was with difhculty that the authorities could eIer-
ciso any influence Whatever over the press and
! ciuzcls such was the frantic manifestations Of
| contempt for the action ~ the Rctel Government
General Griffin Ia pssseugcr in he Thomas
C1llyor, and places tho utmost confidence in the
statement of this oporator and s n the opinion
that the report oi tho capture of Fort Fisher il
| true, the extensive rropsratlons made by General
Butler on the sailing Of the expedition vsrrsntlns
its carly surrender.
Rebel Accounts.
The Richmond ExAMIHEu, Dec 20, says :--"Tcle
graphic communication WAS Interrupted yesterday
Ateruoon by the storm with oil points except Pc
| VI bave r4entientlv n Official nd
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''' DiH MISS ~ FAsN~ HERRING. L. f0r
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OAo 1nHauss EVENINGS OF INCREMENT xRnrxEssThNf NIGHT
Mr. John se'ts1's s1 aEnsnr eE,llsnt i,e Comedy,
NMv AND THE DRAGOON.
which has boon received during Tho past week with evsy
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tho .if.s sIs.kT T0qS;n %H,Ts ;T1see'''
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sh New Scenery. New Costumes New Music and New
THE STREETS or NEW YORK.
- neLt; and ! New Fairy Spectacle Is in rshssrsaL
NEw BowEKY THEArRE:
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

ikORGk COOK. AUCTIONERR.
ADMINISTRATORS SALB.
nay ~ II o'clock. at salosruoue TAI Broad eouo
zany fanofore. Gold Watch two Chains by or.
: ef Alrtoh Hurkur and John Hahn Adm,uistrator Of
nry JuTgens. deceased H1E -
The New York herald., 1864-12-08
SALES Ar . Ucrlos.
T. BURNHAM. AUCTIONEER.
As hA0kfflCkNf HOUSEHOLAD RURHIruRE


T. BURNHAM. AUCrIoNEER.
As hA6kIflCkNf HOUSEHOl4D rURuIruBE.
rAnoforo restor Salts Mlrr0rs FaakuDs 8tatnary oar
pets ChandeusrA Silver Ware and many and cost
Werks Of Art Articles Of virtu ct public auction,
on tnts any Ihursfay) Dec At the elegant residence IL
We bfxtecnth street. between Fifth and sixth avenues,
sae oommsas1ng 81 II O'Clock - dNu 80.
rfoAest dcsrpton BOOKCASE Velvet and Brus
ssn CArpcA. Oh PAtntn9s, BY eminent artists. BSonzes
batuary, Clock LAco and Brocate Curtains 6hades En-.
cravings Cebinets, Eno0gnures. lHs
. MA0NIffOENf ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RrR.
the richeo instrument offered At auction this Stool
Cover, Canterbury. Booka. Bedroo wood
Bureaus Bedsteads WAshstanda. commodes Armors a.
koomB sion Table Sofas Chairs sets Crys
tal and Ruby Glassware SILVER Csster Urns Tureens
bls Cutlery. China Dinner Sets Table Linen, Basement
and Kitchen Furnure Parties this sale
VIII take Firth and Sixth stages leaving At
Sixteenth street. near the house 1T ~ - :,
LBERI =. NIcoLAY. AUcrIosEER STOCKS
"A and Bonds for nvesment ALBEKf II. HICOuAY
W VIII cold their regular sale of Securities this
COON b2 William street The list a variety Of
mrss class Stocks and Bonds including GebhArd indemnify
6revoorI Corn Exchange, Int natonS Jene son, Sc
curty Goodhue kn ckerbocker and ngs County Fire In
surance Compsnies Stocks; Brush American, Goal and
Unhed states Telegraph Stocks Mechanics Bank OF ook
uraed and Forty second street Dry Dock and Battery
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ana New York and New Haven Railroad STOCKS; Kings
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York and New Haven Railroad Bonds, &C Regular Stock
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. NG Auctionesrs and Stock Brokors
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

I, COTTON. MISUNDERSTANDING FURNI.
ture tu Ninth streeI-On Friday, Dec. g. at lOk
1oek - M0 Ninth street. broadway the Fur
e Of TIRE honss. comprising Carpets OF various kinds
sds Beds Mestrssass sprins Beds oilclo.hs, several
qhea rmrniture &c, Also very Physician
Aisne Casa furnished with articles suitable for the
~. IA, &c. n
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

sALE-THIs DAY. BY JOHN NOR:
TlMBR,, 10 Esst broadway, Of $50 lots Mems And
somsus Clothing sk and Other Dresses unierclohSs.
snts Vests Beds Pillows and other goods numerous
mention. BY order Of =. Kahn 7o4 Grand srees VIII
|
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T,rFrcB or THE STREET COMMISSIONER NO as.
4 y TO Contractors -P rcposss rncioseu W
sealed envelope endorsed with the TUE OF the wors soa
,h the name OF the bidder written thereon, va, ee
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