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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
From j. ID. HOsmer. Esq. OF Topsham.
ToPSHAN. VI, April a, lo'ig.

=. "
Gentlemen i take great pleasure adiIIi. mine 10
the mass of testimony that Invaluable Cough
Rpmedy-Dr Wistar'S BalSam OF " lid Cherry. During
the pasi winter wife affected with cough
and inflammation OF thelungS. After suffering severely
MANY DAYS WStaTs BaSam recommended, trial oi
which gave immediate ami permanent relief | have
known of the BalSam having been used in iS;h-
m, with the most favorable results. am sure that il
the community well acquainted with the merits
of this Great Remedy You wouli Ice unable 10
supply the demand. would advise all who suffer from
cnu,Is Colds &C. to rlve this medicine an early and
thor,,u, IN trial. Yours truly
4 ID ppSNrR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

M0ral-4drice to husbands If you love your
wives and want them TO live long and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with CASINOS SPRING
MATTRESS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
{ 0ncOTd.

Concord.
Oar friends in the town of Concord, if
more convenient can settle with Mr. J. f.
Woodbury., who is our responsible agent for
that town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
100 ALBUMS AND 200 PICTURES,
DICTURE MOULDINGS.

Gilt, Rosewood and Walnut Mouldings manu-
featured into Frames to order. Also,
Oval Frames for Photographs. Picture Glass
Cord and Screw Eyes. at HALL >.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
FROM Is TO so PER CENT LESS

Than they could be bought to sell for at the
present time las they were purchased before they
advanced) have on hand, Watches. Jewelry,
Silver and Plated ware, Fancy Goods. Toys, Chill
drens and other gift books. Over
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

Maj. Henry F. Dalton has been COM
mSsioned 1t. Col. in the eighth Regiment
vice Dillingham; resigned. Capt. J. Lester
Barstow has been appointed Major vice DaI.
ton promoted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

nevolent Doctor from Barnet. But can we
expect better things of a man who is too
mea" to take , newspaper, but gleasn hi>
information from ?apers borrowed or begged
of the p. NJ?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

New Goods just received from New York an!
cow opening for Christmas and New Years al
bought at lowest cash prices and will be so
cheap for cash at
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
DENsIoNs, BOuNTIEs,
BACK PAY, war CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS For INHHns 4
GLARh a GAYLORD,
's.E.sgS FSi Co'Isssgsss a. In
SOLICITORS
ron ALI. KINDS or MILITARY CI.ALbin
--rsr sub sad ' strests, Room No.
SsAsalSSIoA, u. &.

Tu.s yirR,, bsvins thorough knoWlsoRs OF M
fenS!on Du6iue1a, aud being familiar With hs
practice In al the Departments Of GoTorn5eg Al,
,aSiSa, Bounty, and ether uairants' Ter tsS
ps0mpt and BueesBaful Accomplishment sftuGines6
ltrustsd 70 them than any other SRA In WHshinF.
-, Thsy desire to secure such an amount Of thu
ia icr each claimant Very CHEIPLY, and OF
tbs basis Of THEM PAY CONTINGENT UPOE
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH, CASE. For this pur.
doEC they will secure the services Of Law Firns in
each prominent locality throughout the States
whers such business may be had, furnish such With
Al the aeeonIAIy blank foFmI Of Application and
svtIehto, Requisite printed pamphlet inGtruationt
hnd Cirsnlari for distribution In their elnlty with
ALloeiGtss' names inserted, and upon the due exc
sutiOn OF the papers and transmission Of the sSEs
10 then BY their loeAphBBO eiAtss they will mon nj,
" perform the business here,
~ Their charges will be 1--WE D0LLARb BOR
OFfIECRs and FIVE DOLLARS FoR PETVATES,
and ten per cent. On amount Of Claims Tor HIII,
rAhH SOPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY. : '
~ Soldiers enlisted since the lat Of March, 1891,
disabled By disease or wounds are entitled 10 Pen.
GlonA. An soldiers Who serve for Two VSaT1 or
during the war, should sooaSr close, win be co.
Titled 10 alO0 Bounty.
By s law Of the lsst session OF ConsrsSs, ali Sol.
dlsTS discharged on account Of wounds received In
the aerVise, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall reosive the 400 bounty and al revenue
ItAnps hsFetoloIe required on soldiers application
who die or arc killed are entitled TO Pensions and
the Sl0O BouAty. II there be no widow, then tie
minor children, and n no minor children then me
fAther, mother, hHtefs, or brothers arc entitled 70
Ent mothers, GiSteTs, or brothers win DO pSnSioned
" #.. EDWARD CLARK,
WILLIS n. GAYLORD.
Washington, D, e., leSs. mar ally
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
PROPOSALS FOR RAISING
L WRECKS AT NORFOLK, VA, AND IN
THE VICINITY. =

mon, NAVY pErAhrnExr, February I, 1854.
PRoPsALs will DO received At the Navy Depart
ment until the ID day Of March, 1884, for raising or
vreeking ard removing the materials, and deliver
ing at the United states Navy Yard, GOsport, Va,
'h frss.. xt
Island. -
FriEates .RAritAn" and "Columbia,t and Line
of-bAttle ships "PennhylVaniA,n "DeIAwaTe,n and
"Coiumbus,h In the vicinity OF the Navy Yard.
GRAFTON that the Government requires the FrlEats
"CumberlAndn and whatever may be on board OF
her either public or private property, TO Be de-
other convenient place which the Government nav
designate. without any further nutllAtion tAHn
Il win b rsSoirsd 81 the SoTsTnnsn tina, the
contractors commence As soon a. practicable on
the "cumberlandn and not TO engage or commences
on any other wreck, without permlauion from the
Government, until ahe 10 disposed OF
The Goyefnment will also claim the right Of
doIignattnE this order In which, after the "Cun-
whole. ...g .r..-.
contractors on any wreck until all the vessels
named shall have been removed and duly re Seived
by the oommAndant, unless by authority OF the
No wreck will be considered removed while any
portion Of keel or noor timbers remains. -
All the wrecks, as well As fragments OF timber
and other material, (which may be the result of
blsstingI muIt be deposited at the Navy Yard Al
such place or places a. the oommAndAnt may deaiK-
nate, And such property, after having been re-
charge OF the United States Government, IN Ill dis
pos Of sgreeably to the specifications ofthe con
tract to be made ....". 70
All the appliances used In raising the wrecks
must be furnished at the expense ofthe sontTset-
ora.
wage, for raising ard delivering each vessel, also
for wTeeklnK, the value to DO kscertAined and de.
tsrnined by tive persons to be appointed By the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
DROPOSALs FOR CAVALRY
HORsEl
WAS DsrAsTnEnr oAyALsr svsEAy,


wAsHuoToH, d. G., February "a, 1854
Sealed Proposals will be received NJ this ofnse,
until u o'clock m, on MONDAY, March seventh,
Tires thousand % ,Ooo) Cavalry Horses, TO be de-
livsred at Montpelier, W., within MY t6o) days
from date Of contract.
one thousand q OOn) Cavalry Horses, to he de-
hyered In WAshington, d. e., (Gissbofo depot)
within thirty tsoj days from date OF contract.
=, One ,hou,snd q ,oooi taVAlII Hor.es, to be dc
from date OF contract
ssid horses TO be sound In all particulars, not
lass thsn hve ~ more than nine (S) years old;
from lth to ls hands highi fun nelhsd, eompAstly
QUILT Bride wise, and OF sire sufficient for cavalry
purposes.
TksIe tpScidcstions will Dc Iricilv adhered 10 and
rigidiy enforced IN erery particular.
No bid will be entertained unless Aeco mpaL led
By guaranty for Its faithful performance.
~ should Any United states osioer guarantee
the proposal of bidder who should prove to be
irresp Nhaible, his name will DO reported 10 the
scoTstAty OF War, with q recommendation that
such ofneer be diimissed the service.
to Captain John W heKis, q, NJ, at boston,
Mass, or at this once.
suecesEful bidders will be prepared TO enter into
written eontraets, with GOOD and sufnoient 3, Gu.
rtty, immediAtely on te acceptance OF their bids.
bid.
The underIiEned reserves the right 10 reject all
bids deemed unreasonable,
No bid will be entertained for less than ufty
horses.
Payment will be RSde on eomplstion Of contract,
or As soon thereafter a. fundE may be received,
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cav
airy Horses.n and addressed TO Captain James A.
nsin, Chief ouArtsrmsster, Cavalry Bureau,
Any iSrthsr InlOrn alton viii be promptly given
fsaS-iit Chief QyArtsrna'tsr Cavalry Bureau.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR ROOFING FELT
u AND PfTcn.
esi'' 0S <. ., ]. o..,.s,

r.. CNfnF ouA9fnnnAaTsnf orrion,l
SEALED PROPOSAL Il viii ~ r.s.iy.a A. 81,
Si: Z, ss TgssReS asss ": :1.;
The following, slldpsti Of tSonhE Tslt ssd Fitch,
oas hundred and sisht uOs, tons Of Ro.anr T.l,,
Eight hundred tsoOJ barrels Of Pitch, or ReOhnE
III. particular kind or description Of the ssov.
viii bs required e fufnisA uanpfss Of the articles
they propose 70 deliyer. 4 ..IsflTJ.
3ss.foatth 81 q ne guan,ity e each article
sixty go days thsrSom, and Inc balance In ninety
EssS barrel o. fiish or RooanE Cement, mus.
contain Aot less than three hundred (So9l pounds,
and dslyeFed IL good sound barrels said barrels TO
Ths articles offered b. The sucssssfli bidder will
be subjected TO rigid inspection before being as'
esptsd by an inspector, appointed By the Govern
PROPOSALS.
The price muht be written cut In words on the
BID % must also tbs full name and post once ad.
Proposals non di,loysi parties will not be cor.
,lderst, snd an oath Of allegiance must aeoo N
Yrepoisls aust be addressed !. Briradi.r Gen.
skh d n. Rusksr, Chiaf QuartsrmAster, Depot Of
wi,,,h,instos WsssSaingsSn. y, c. and should ,:
Fitch rA,. '' ~ ~" ""'
-. euARANTEE.
ms hloaor VIII % TeUultNo % heaomhhml hln
propositlon with . guarantees. signed b. tive re
sponsible persons, that IN ease his 10 asseptad
he will A. onss exssuts NE sontrAst for the same
with good and sufeient nureties, In . sun equal
70 ths amount .f hs se.trsst 70 deliver ths
articles proposed In ssnformity with the tsrns Of
~. .sds,,tl..ns.ti and n .sss y: sal. .adsr
COED tbs dinerenee between the oRer Of said bid
DER Ant the next lowest responsible bitdsr, or ths
| .Tho responsibility Of the EusIahtsrs aust be
shewn ~ ths ensial sertneats Of the clerk Of the
ssste,t District Court OF Of the Uaitsd States
Bssds IN a sun equal to the amount Of the con.
trast, signed ~ the contractor and both Of hil
ruarantors will be required Of the successful
bidder or biddeLs upon signing the eeutrast
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
y and severslly, covenant with the United Hates,
| and guarantees In ease the foregoing bid Of -
Be accepted, that he or thsy will AZ once e1esuts
the .oatrast for the same, With GOOD and suscien'
trsst 70 furnish The Articles lrpposed In ssntorn
ity to the terms OF the Advertisement, dated Febn.
afy II, 1884 under which the bid was made, and
IN ease the said - hhall fail 10 enter into son-
differences between the oEsr ofths said :. and
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the persOH
70 whom the contrast nay be awarded.
WitneS'' Given under car hand: ana SsSi'
4 (sssl.l
Te this Euarantse must b appended the efasiAl
certificate AeoVe mentioned
The right to reject any all bids that may be
deemed teo high 10 reserved ~ the Depot Quar-.
tsrmaHteF - well a. the right to select IRON each
bid such articles at the price therein named, as 10
required BY the GsVsrnnsnt.
Brig. C neral and Chief auarternasisT,
fstt-iH Depot waphinEton.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
[From the Richmond Examiner.
His Approved by JsH Davis,

The President has approved the following
bills Of Congress, passed In secret session.
A BILL 10 Impose restrictions upon foreign
commerce. This bin prohibits the expectation
OF cotton, tobacco, naval stores, molasses,
sugar or rice, under the penalty OF the forfeit.
ure OF any vessel or vehicle, or any slaves or
animals engaged In the transportation thereof.
Permits 10 export may be granted under rules
which may be prescribed by the President. The
bill also prohibit the sending OF any OF the
aboVe-named articles TO any point In the Con-
federacy In possession Of the enemy. viola
ton OF this law comes within the category OF
high misdemeanor, and 10 punishable by fine
and imprisonment ut the discretion OF the Con.
federaie States Court.
A bill TO prohibit the importation of luIuried
into the Confederate states. This bill prohibits
the importation Of luEurles (of which long
list 10 enumerated) after the 1st day OF March.
A proposition In the bill empowers the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to III the maximum OF
fore On price at which or within which, all
goods made wholly or partly Of cotton, FAX,
wool, or SILK, may be imported. This Ia de-
signvd TO insure the Importation Of articles OF
prime necessity and common use.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
MEDICAL.
s,Pko1ALi NoTToR.

~ .1"rH' - .ul. ....
Or. N. vELLNrs Private Hospital, IN the Fed.
srss mock, Corner ofssv.ntA and strsst,, Oppo.
.I,s tho Post and Pst.n, oaos., Room. % aud ..
up ,tslr,, w.shingtoh, D, c.
. All diseases Of . privs.s nature treated In the
hsstIeisRtins manner, and radical cures effected
IN ali SASss SYPHILfTIc AFFKcTIoS, CON-
oRRRGL, oLEET, sTncTrRBS, sEErSlf
REAKKESs, Or the rs.ult Of ToLuPTroUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oSFERATiIE
ORGANS, frop any cause whatever, OF Asw long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GoUT, RHEUElTIsS, sErRlLoLL, sad ether
CHRONIC DBEAsEsof the NERVES, NuscrEs,
ZONES, and JOINTS scRoTrLI, BIorcHSs
on rsr FACE, BRUrTfoRson the Lins, sna body
and all PTIyEDsEAsEssnd DrsEAsE
or TEE BLOOD from Whatever ,suss theJ nav
havs arisss. .rf. .. .l... ...' .-.H
AFFLICTED AND UEYoRTusATE
No ....t.r Via, veur di,ea,e. lei no false deli
,,,. :,
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Dr. vslny, Who is sskaowiessd to BE- b. far thu
mss succRssPUL PHYMctAH In the trsat>sA,
.,... - -. - -,
' = - : -
kneNh Jsur ni'for'une'' aad ne "in 'pesaiy seas
you On your way rsloisius.
as. o.. .a - =. ...-s
Inst areadsul seeurre Of the youAS, INDUCED Il
vhe, .lo.e. d..trov, ths r.asr.tiye o,ssa,, unn,,
E.4-.-
= = = : I'M = : Ia :
ea'k ana hnes' 'os"ei sansnen sha nuasu'A'
power, palpi,ation ofths heart, nervous irritsbii
lv. Io,, of nemarx. u.isnohoIy hnSlts. insanity
~ -..U
sonsunptien, and death o..
YOUNG MANI in yisv of IN. dreadful eonss
--lI-I. ,.T.E-.-. - a u
auense' oil delay 90 nos nav 10 maze ysu1 cas-
hnovu i'm medintslV n Dr. velinr Your aeoretl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND
COAL.

OFFICE HJTsE or REPRESENTATIyEI, U. S.
February ~ 1894.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
Otiiee until 10 O'Clock on SATURDAY, the 2eth day
Of March next, for furnishing for the use Of the
House OF Representatives Of the United states,
Coal, steamboat size, and Fifty Cords Dry Piue
Wood. The whole 70 be packed away In tho VAults
b. the Chief Engineer 10 the service OF the House
Of kepfssentAtiyeS and TO be delivered by the 10th
OF April next.
Bonds for the faithful execution OF the contrast
will be required, and IA oath OF allegiance must
accompany each proposal.
ds for wood and coal will be considered sepA-
rAtely, and satisfactory arrangements WILDE made
Tor the correct measurement OF both.
/. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
feet-lW Clerk House Of Representatives.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
RAHRQADS.
NgB IPFO 40 YRS
wil~,ngse. saa Balt,nor,
n L n o ID, ~


@ ERAL MOVE EHTS =.
On and after Wednesday, January 20, 1894,
PASSENGER TRAIgS LEAVE PHILADA, FOR
baltimore, At Asl .. m, (Express, Mondays OK.
se2tedl as, y m, 40 y. N. and ii 20 p. N.
Chester, 81 sos .. NJ, Lis, $50, abo AND II p. N.
WnminEton, a Ase (MondAys sxoeptedl sos,
New Castle, 81 sos a. N. and SSop.n.
Dover, At e,oJ .. m. and 50 n. n.
enlford, at8sS N. .I... ....
Salisbury, ats.o6 q. N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore At s.ss and. 10 .. m, tEzprsss,) IGIS
Llo, and - r N.
80, SD and nos D. N.
sapeoury a. laoSp.n.
Milford At mp.m.
Dover At $50 q, N. and 3.b5 D. m.
New Castle a. $50 q. and $50 y. m,
Chester At $40 and 80 . NJ fss', s, ia and
Leave baltimore for salisbury and intermediate
Leave baltimore Tor Dover and intermediate t,s-
Mons, At ~ 41p.m.
TRAINS ToR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At SEQ q m, LOlp.m m.
Leave Wilmington At s35, o.as o. M, ~ p. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attashsa,
Lave PhiisdelphiA, for Pstryvillr and ln,orus.
IS.T5 wIinlnston, for Psrryvills and Intsrmsdl.
| Ats places, at T. op. m.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia and intsrmsdi
Leave wilminston Tor PhlAdeiphia and inferno
| nAte places II 40 D. m. .
suHpAys-onlys - I.sO .. IN. and II .Sop. m, nom
from PhiladelyhiA 10 Wilmington At 40 a. m
FROM Wilmington to Philadelphia q. 90 p. m.
Only a. e,SS p, m. RON baltimore 70 Philadol
jSns6-u WIN. sTEARNs, sup'L
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DROPOsALs FOR LIME.
CHIBT ovARTxRaALTRR'S oSPiSE,
DEPoT or WAAHIroroN,

bAFSt ~ y s9htHSlvAi
SEALED fRof0sxLs viii BE- ' fsesiS.S At hi.
one: Tv sq'I 5nloaf As5:s iss Al! .;ss
msrchantAbls uunsiAksd Lime. Ths whole amount
TO DO deli cred within thirty lIo) days from the
HSs o. y, pS,n 40e opoiI 10 me city M,s
The Line tsweigA not less thaH eighty 1907 poundi
TO the bushel.
wiz be subject to rigid Inspection BY an Inspector
appointed hr the Government before bsihE 40
ssptsd.
The price must be written out In words Ga the
bid, a. must also the full same and post once ad
dress oil the bidder.
Iidersd, and "A oath oil allegiance must accompany
Proposals aust bs addressed to BriEAdlsr Genera
Washington, Washington, D. c., and should b,
plainly marked" re sTSpSssi SI I1E lime"
m. siaa., vii :. 4S Tsssirsd !. ,,,ou,,,, NJ,
proposition with . IdarSafsO, signed by two 70
ipOhaible persons thst In ease his bid IL accepted
he will at once execute tho contrast for the Gans
with good aud sumoisat sureties, n . sum equa
70 the amount Of the contrast 10 deliver the Grti
Sles proposed In conformity With the terms Of this
adIertlIsmenti sad II s..e the said bidder Should
tbs difference between the oRer OF said bidder and
the next lowest responsible bidder OF the person
to whom the contract may be awarded.
shown By the oslGl sertiAeAte Of the clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Of the URited stAtsI
District Attorney.
Bonds ID sun equal TO the amount OF the con,
tract, signed by the contractor Ald both OF hII
guArAntors, viii be required Of the sussssIfu hid
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the uhdsrslBned, residents Of s----- IN tF I
county Of -, and Stats Of -, hereby, lOintl
and aeVe"Aly, covenant with the United ststeS
and guarantee In ease the foregoing bid Of -
be Aseeptedt thHt he or they will At ones execute
the contrast for the sAms, with COED and fioSn
AuTetieG, in . sun equal 70 the Amouht Of the con
tract, TO furhiah the Articles proposed In sonfOr nj
" 10 the terCH Of the Adysfl lsemsnt, dAted Feb
Tuary -, 1864, under which the bid was male, Ant
IN ease the said - shall fail ~ enter into 1
contract as Aforesaid, we guarantee to make good
the difference between the offer Of the said -
and the neKt lowest ponsble bidder, or the per
son to whom the contract may be ava ded.
Nitasss Given under our hands and seal
lthiG - day ef--i Iss
seal,
To this guarantee must be appended the otrciA
certificate above mentioned,
The right TO reject any or all bids that may b.
deemed too high In reserved by the Depot Quarter
master, As well ~ the right ~ Beeet from each bic
such quantities, At the ptleeB therein named As ID
required by the Government. 49,
BriEAdier Gene al and CHIEF QuNrternastGr,
febl3-lSt Depot Washington,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

DigsloE and wAluDs wells, including materials
and removing the dir, per foot, lineal The walls
to be four inches thick, Of good hard brick.
Cleaning out wells, each
sinking old wells deeper, per foot.
Taking out old walls and putting 10 same per
Eases Of 81 ght feet length, per foot.
CASes more than eight feet length, per foot.
Covering new wells, including materials. The
cow ring 10 be with naEstone four inches thick,
Paving n'w wells, inelud ne brIe's And pump
ston-. The paving to be no lesS than sir feet
square, and TO be done In = workmanliks manner.
openns oid wells and covering same with old
Opening old wells and covering same With new
timber,
each.
Making new joints In old logs.
New logs put In old pumps, per foot.
New boxes and sPouts In old pumps, eAch
New pumps, per loot,
Boxes and spoutI for new pumps each.
Copp'r chambers for pumps.
The top log Of the pumps to be Of the hest sea-
soned white osk, and the remainder TO be Of the
best seasoned yellow pine.
FOR AI. RANTS.
KeepioE the hydrsnts In 'epair, viz: stopping all
lssks, hs all new valves and .poutI, repairing tbs
old ones and repairing the old lions belonging TO
them when 1t Gao be done without taking the
MIGRANTS out, each,
T.ElPg Sgt hydI.n,. and putting in same, each.
spoutB for hydrAnta, each.
spout stones do. do.
Painting pumps and hydrantG, each.
IRON WORK.
Handles, AHles. spears, plates, bands and repairs
per pound.
spout and lower box irons for pumps, each.
New Joints to old spears.
New spout and valve irons for hydrants.
The work and the materials to be all OF the best
quality OF their respective kinds.
Nc offer will be received that Ia not made BY =
practical pump-mAker.
The person or perIons whose offer may be &C
copied will be required to enter into bond for one
Thousand dollars, with tw good sureieS, CO..
ditiOncd for the faithful performance Of his OF
their contrasts and should any contractor or con
tractors TALL or refuse TO comply with any Of the
CONDITIONS terms OF his their contract, or Ia
execute any work within the time named In the
order OF the Commissioner directing II 10 be done
the Mayor 10 authorized to employ any other per
son persons TO execute the same, or to fur nibh
the materials, upon such terms ~ he may deem
expedientj In which event the contractor or Goa
tractors so failing shall be responsible to this Cor
porAtion for any loss or cAnAEe II may sustain
thereby, and the Mayor may, At his BeTttion, an
null the contrast OF such contractor or contractors
RICHARD WALLACE,
fe9-IAW3W Mayor
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Two SONS.

T"O BONb.
1wo, and yet the sams;
Both re only one, wife,
Bearing but me name:
The one 10 bearded, sunburnt, grim, and hghts
scross the seai
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Only one is here wife,
Iesn hear his voice, wife,
All about the farm.
The ether 10 q great strong man, wherever he may
be-;
But this one, shsdowy and din, is sitting on your
One IL neroe and eNld, wife,