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A Lecture to Theological students.

A Lecture to TheOlosicai Studehts'
from poem BY John N Wilder delivered before the
literary Society of Rochester University
Young theulogaus, wisely set apart
To learn the rules of tbeologc art
A few brief words let me address to you,
have the pulpit now and you the Ecwi
all can see ut but single glance,
How seldom laymer get so good chance;
And Dr. Wayland, with his views OF teaching,
Would have some laymen take hand at preaching.
Avoid, pray you, all approach to rant
Or to that ,neanest of all vices, cant -,
Thought, ard not noise, the understanding fills;
1t is the lighting, not the thunder, Kills;
And simple. truth, in simple words expressed,
Has been, is now, and ever will be, besL
Sermons, like wells, should small circumference
sweep,
Be short in their diameter, but deep.
And public prayer, as in the scriptures taught
Beyond cayil, always should De short
Had good St. Peter, in his hour OF need,
Stopped to recite the Calyinistc creed,
As he was sinking through the yielding wave,
The Galean soa had been his grave.
The royal prononn WE but seldom touch,
Quote the original not overmuch;
For with due Difference and submission meek,
We all prefer good English to poor Greek.
Wade not too long through shadows to begin,
But over head and ears jump bravely in:
Have but one classify !" let that come about
AS soon ss thought and feeling have run out.
Rat "finaIlies /" and in /" conclusions send,
As was suggested, to one common end.
With your attainrnents ever keep in view
That common people" know thing or two;
And can discern between those shops which group
All of their wares on the outside stoop,
And less pretentious ones, whose alcovcs deep
Their valued fabrics in good order keep.
BE chaste IN manners throw aside the vie,
Florid, high sounding, and "spread eagle" style,
Get wisdom learning, all without pretense;
And With your gettnss get good common sense:
The broad brimmed beaver, and the white cravss,
Goldhe cane, and all such things as that
Have had their day the people now will search
For the TRUE MAN, in Physic, Law and Church
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Important to Holders Of Four Per Cents.
The following letter has been handed to us for
n,,II;o.t;op. NIne 1I.s

publication - Chas As-.
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF Taxes,
Richmond, August 20, 1864.
j. K. Sass, Esq, President Of tho Bank Of Char
lesion, Charleston, 8. g.
SIR: Your letter Of the 18th instant to the ad-
dress of the Secretary Of the Treasury, has been
fered to this Bureau You state that 1t is reported
there that the Tax Collectors have been instructed
not to receive four per cent certificates IN pay
ment Of taxes from any but the original subscri-
bers or in other Words certificates transferred to
third party, are not available for the payment of
taxes. am not aware that any such instructions
have ever been issued I am certain none such
have cmanated from the Department at this cfice.
On the contrary, you will see from the enclosed
may be transferred indefinitely, and that the holder
may use IL EN- in payment Of his taxes, whether he
be the original holder or mere assignee, BY con-
forming to the requirements Of Article of said
regulations. Very respectfully,
T. ALLAN,
Commissioner.
The following is the paragrs phi from the Tax Com
missoncr's regulations referred TO above:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, G. s. A., ! :.
Richmond, April 30, 1854.
When any such four per cent bond Ut certificate
is used in payment of any tax or taxes, there must
before the same is received be written upon it, or
upon some paper annexed, assignment to the
District Collector, who or which deputy, shall re.
ceive it, expressed in terms denoting that such as
signment is made in payment Of tax or taxes due
from the then holder er holders, or from some part
nership firm, or incorporated association, whereof
ne is, or they are, lnemter or members, or from
some member or some members (named) IF q part
nership firm or incorporated association, then hold
ing and about to assign the Same. When the per-
son or persons thus making en- assignment to the
District Collector shall not be the person persons
in whose name or names said bond or certificate
was issued there must, before the same is received,
be written upon it. or upon some paper annexed,
an assignment from the latter under which either
directly, or through same immediate assignment or
assignments the former shall appear to be assignee
assgnees thereof but it shall suffice, there is an
assignment in blank As to the name or names of the
assignee or assignees, which blank may be validity
filled with the of the holder or hold
ers at the time of his, her their transferring the
bond or certificate to the District Collector. And
in every case, before such Collector his deputy
shall receive any such bond certificate, each as
sgnmsnt thereof whether in full or IN blank, as
aforesaid, must have an Authorization in due form,
for which certificate of any District Collector, or
his deputy, or of any magistrate, notary public
or clerk of court of record, in the words, "execu
ted before me-" or " acknowledged before me-" and
signed officially, shall suffice.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND OTHERs-VALUABLI
AND EXPEDITIONS METHOD OF PREPARING LEATHER.
Lieut.. Ii. W. Fields, 18th Va Infantay, has fur.
nished us for publication the following valuable and
expeditions recipe for preparing leather, dressed
with the hair He vOuches for the stability and
duration of the leather thus prepared and refers to
high authority for the truth of his averment, a.
we'll as to soldiers who have worn shoes made from
it. We therefore publish it for the benefit of far
mers and individuals who may have hide to tan,
and recommend they test it The hides are not only
quickly tanned, but the leather when prepared,
bears most favorable comparison with the best
produced by the long and tedious process in vogue
III England and in this country. Many of the SOL
ders in one, if not in more Of the brisades of
the army, have used shoes made from this leather
for months past, and pronounce them superior, Is
regards comfort and quality, to the English and
American Army shoe.
MODE OF PREPARING LEATHER DRESSED WITH HAIR on.
LIST. If hides old, hard aud dry, soak them in
pure water about two or three days.
I'd. When we'll soaked, or when fresh hides, flesh
them thoroughly.
Sd. Prepare pickle made of lbs. alum and
lbs. common salt to pint of water, enough to dis
solve the salts for each hide this is an aoerage
proportion.
For very large single old hide, 81 lbs. alum and
los. SALT may be necessary, whereas Tor small
calf's hide, h. alum and lbs. salt may be
enough. But t0r pack OF 70 nlueS uti&SsoFteu, u
al sizes and conditions the average is as above
4th Soak the feshed hides in this pickle from
to 10 days, or less, according to condition OF
hides
9th. Soak them again or 8 days in pure water
to take out the salt.
9Th. When about half dry break them with the
proper curriers' breaking knives.
7th. Smoke them, flesh side down, say or 10
days over hard wood, (hickory or oak) smother,
continuing to break and roll and grind them in sue
cession.
Sth. Boil the Neatsfeet for oil, save the oil and
lubricate the hides with the jelly and greasy wa
ter, breaking them all the time.
9Th. Dress and finish Of.
The small hides, thin and fresh, can be finished
in from to days. Medium size hides, in good
condition, from - to 10 days. The largest and
worst conditioned hides can be furnished in from
IS to 20 days for all. 1t is recommended to take
from Is to 20 days for ALL II you want the hair
off, soak in lime water first until the hair sloughs
but then you must be careful to thoroughly work
the lime out or it will eat the fibre Of the leather.
| The leather is best with the hair on. 1t make
the best and most comfortable shoes-soles and all
Put the hair of the uppers inside; and of the soles
put upper sole hair out, and outer sole hair in,
thus fill tho soes with the best of water proofing,
and making the soles the more'elastic and lasting
With the hair on, it is especially best for saddle
covers, stirrup feathers, shabracks, traces horse
collars caps, gloves, sentinel coats, haters trunk
covers, and every use known.
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CHATHAM.

USEFUL TO HousEkErrERs-Th plant commonly
known as water pepper" or "smart weed !" which
may be found in abundance along our ditches roads
lanes and barnyards is an efectual and certain de-
s;royer Of the bed bug A strong decoction is made
OF the herb, and the place infested with the in
sect washed well with it. EIderberry leaves laid up
on the shelves of safe cupboard, will also drive
away reaches and ants, while the common house fy
We'll not venture In smelling distance ofthem,
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ates of the olden time abandoned and deserted
him. The church had forgotten him. Little mig.
gers and children stand in awe of him, and their
nurses tell ghost tales of him ere he dies. Forsa
ken miserable, detested, hatred So may it be
forever with those who seek to fill the place on
earth the grave after death Of the mssr and extor
tioner.-Atlanta IntsliQencsr
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To all these places he has been kindly invited On III.
Sundays be will preach On Thursday, Septembsr QSS
he viii preach At the Church Of any DENOMINATION ~
which he may DO invited which be reach 50 as to Is
fhursday October 6h At any Church between TsyIor"
vile aud Olin. ''''
He begs leave to express his thanks for the unvarya,
kindness DO has received in oil parts Of the State and h
gratitude to Almighty God who opens the hearts of tb.
people more and more to this patriotic snterprss
He relies upos the friends of the to make arrange
msnts to send him to aud from his appointments.
ospt ., iso4 Std.
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Mr. II. Coleby writes to the London Tsksroph
II may not be embarrassing to many Of your read.
ers to know that, whilst arranging some napers q,
Mrs Kyves, preparatory to her case coming on 81.
November next in the Probate Court, accidentally
found, among other manuscripts the following:
LONDON, January 8, Ira
Lord Chatham hereby agrees to indemnify Doctor
James Wllnot for all the risks and dangers that the
sa'd Doctor j. Wilmot may be subject to in tho con-
unuat'on OF the Letters Of Junius." Authorizing
!hs payment of fl70 to j. W., on account of print
ing and publishing the work.
= [Signed] CHATHAM.
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YTNRINITY COLLEGE...THE NEXT SEs'
sion will commence on the 9TH Of September next.
Tuition from Is to &c. per month adoancs Board $Oo
per month, payable monthly in advance. about IS per
month, if paid IN provisions At peace prices. There ss
small extra charges for washing aud room rent.
students are requested to bring all the Text Books hy
may DO able to procure. W. T. GANNAWAf.
President
August I, 1884 al-wl0t
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J. l.. PENNINGTON & Co.


SSH ERIFFs' NOTICE.-TAKEN UP AND
twenty,one years Of age who says his is Emanua
aud belongs to John Hope Of cleveland county He had
on when put in Jail brown sut Of jeans cloth He is
about hve feet eleven inches high of dark black COLOR
weighs about $50 pounds The owner will come for him,
pay charges and take him away otherwise be will DO dealt
with ~ tue law aiec:s. WA. AVIATION,
Sheriff Of Rowan Co.
June 10 1854 Hr l4-w6n
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The Financial Agent of the North Csrolp. o-,,..
dowment Fund will address the people on tn. .,ps
country especially in behalf of the orphans Of our sd. s
at the following times and places if Providence. ns
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A SPEECH BY GEN. BUKSsrDE.-Gsn. Burnside
was serensdcd at Centre Harbor, N. H., on the
2sth, and made u speech, in which he said:
have the fullest confidence 10 the ability Of
the government to crush out this wicked rebel
lion. I feel that the day is not far distant when
the dependency which now prevails will totally
disappear, and the people of the North will see,
as We in the field See, that tho end is at hand
Only united effort is needed to enable the gov
erument to move still more quickly: refer to-
this because l have lately witnessed this dsspon.
dency and been surprised at it Why, l have
heard more grumbling at the North in three days
than heard in our whole campaign from the Rap.
idau- to Petersburgl People seem to think that
our armies are wearing out with = corresponding
exhaustion of the enemy, THIS is q mistake.
Our resources in the field are greater than his
We have three times his home resources untouched,
and can lose far more than the South and sti,ii
break down the rebellion. repeat, there il no
cause for dependency. Let every citizen do all
in his power and the result is sure It j. not pos
sibe that any cause so founded on iniquity as the
rebellion should succeed. But, independent from
tho right and wrong, AMI sure from observation
that We have the strength and will conquer.
Tho Generals remarks made q strong imprss.
sion on the audience
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80 DENTISTRY. =
NJ EW INV MT b N
~ ARTIFICIAL seHEopLAsrtc 'S e.
o.. '- .rI BONE TEETH, 7
DR.. 8. p. sIGEsMoND HAYWApp,
Pennlylyania avenue, between Twelftb an,

DIR. 8. D. sIGEsM0ND h HAYWARD,
70 PennAylyania avenue, between Twelftb ana
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
prs; g. 4 H. calls the attention Of the pue,ln tn
the following advantages of thai imp ID Gystem,
ISL The teeth oil their nAnufattuSe Will never
corrode nor change color by any acids, and are
shIee-iourths lighter than any other.r--T -,
"a: NO teeth or roosa phed be extracted, Al. the
ArtinelAi ones can On taSnrtsd over them 171
%. me foots sah be made inodensiVO and never
tth ~ bonporsry teeth are peedad, ss perma-
nent oncl oan be made immediately, thereby pre-
tsSsng the natural expression Of the face, which.
Under tho old system, In freeaaentiy diahRiFed,
9Th This work has boon fully tested for over
hve ysAIs by many of tAe frat ohemiI y and phyEI
clans OF this and tho old oountry.D no E''iNS T.
Drs. 3. Il ii. have also invented Q white indie
strsotible metal nlling, with which the most sen
sihYe teeth can DO hlled without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on ANY side roots.
Whiah Will last through a'lifetiha. Z 80
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
with Innoxious Vapor, By Drs. sigesmond a Hay
ward, 40 PennsylvAnia avenue, inventors and solo
manufacturers OF AnAeatio Innbxioun vApOr (nIIt
Laughing Gas, nDr Chloroform or Etherl bat
strictly an AnAsstio agent entirely free from az
hiiAtatins effects and perfectly harmless cAu1in
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and per sSt
inaenslbility 10 pain. su.|a -,.r b
Ihs best OF rslsrenoes given II required.
Cau and examine Tor yourselves. .a pAy2s
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MEDICAL.
CPE oIALHH q e.

u. n vELLNrs Privsss hospital IN shi red
srsi mock, Corner of seventh snd y tttscts, cpto,
siss shs ross ssd Psssson Room. % ana d,
up stsir,, washington, p. csiis AiiaHi 90 hls
.g.su, a. iurlaJ 10 ----- 1si.sM fsoy !. IA
All dissasss Of private nature sraaisa In The
bessssioouns manner; and r-dieh surss Sttseiei
in ali eases. sYPBILITyC AFFgc1Ids, ,eoS4
oRRHGA, oLEET, sTRICTUREsf SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of YoLUPTuous
DREAMS, OF auywesHnssso Of the GENERALITY
ORGANS, from any ssuse whatever, or how IOOs
standing, thoroughly add radically cured si,o
GOVT. RHEpAtATIsai, iEEURzLeIf, . shd, p,hst
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the sBAvEs, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS scRoFUIA, BLorcHEs
ON TIE FACE, ERUPTIoYson the Limbs sad6o,S
and another ERppTIvE DIsEAs Esnad DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, nom whAscvsr, cause thsy may
nnA'e W. ,irs4 n lpsyoaq -.r r4firp go e.
iNaJ AFFLICTED AND uNFoRruNATE
. No matter whA, your disease, 10. no false dali
casey prsysnty you nom spplyins Immediately TO
Df. vsnny, who Is acknowledge 70 be b. far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN inths ,teAiipsp.
o. private Diseases Fest not 70 cone and iaais
known your niuiortunu, sndhs viii spsedly send
ron on your way Rejoicing. 90 -
Z =. t.H. %. sELFGhBUsE. t.a3s1
T 4 4. r. "a ID " v
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MEDICAL.
P2LfIMoRf Z L0oKI HOSPITAL.

..rua, ..o..,
:, 49, - ~, r.,.. ! or 49,, ~. SoAoi.
On. JOHNSTON has discovered "a. most Ger.
tein, sPeedL and orly Efectusl Remedy in The |
,uss Assssoa. o. me kisnsys and BLADDER. f II.
Dsssfrsss mpotsasy General psei-
q e "! h hssr ssp4Fis s
s,sss: .s q ne as.s Threat sim As
Ss sss " q *. scsr sss,
.ss 10 s,st,n, s me ,,ps ~ prssSs. more
the Mariners Of Uiys,ss, blrhtinr tsl, mo,t b,,I.
liant hopes OF sntioipations, rendsrina mSrtisae,
+ ~ y rS'' - v ,,,r,,s 49,,
r.,....r....A !o, toose MIN
tspv W. shS nevs pscome tne yietima OF soli'
iish snSssly syssp, y an sntnsiys ave ,Sos.
sas ssias ss s "a have
'''' W''''un ''nns %asa,.er
Married persons. Or Young i Me. n ,on,.mD,.,,0,
s.slo dselll,y, astormiti,', ~. speedily sursd
nav sanass a. I h, me ssrs OF Dr.
: ss, .Aa 'saaa'aa, r'lJ upon his 'hi ply.
= :, I ~. oRGANIC ,wEhKNEss
rr,s ,dl..sly Cured and Fun visor Restored
sr,sis .na s.,.isss inpc.siSls-s ,hs penalty
,Ssnss ~ pss re- ar. toe AZ. 70 Commit esOe.se.
mai nav sns.e Nos M ~ Sonsequ nees
subject vii y ~ ~ me
per habts tbss ~ ~ iAns into impso
priyea fse pss.gse. 81 Sssshy essng de-
mi ny, "a 49, y both body
q frooressiy. Power, SerVou: rrissS leSi bS S,
s saSsss DsS,,,s Washing Ofiho Frame
oTsicx 10. TsoUTHFRKaDERIok STREET,
Len baud naet going ffsm Baltimore street, few
doors .fcn the eornsf' Fan not to Observe name
Letters nustbe paid and eontsin stamp. Tie
poefofi ppiomAs hang u his once.
m.n, h. 80, ~ ~ 80 .o.., cOi,... ~ s
srsdst, from ees II M nc.e Lonaon
Ire United st.ssss ana ne srcsssr nv, a
r sns o. London Pa
Of the most as2cnishins cure, that we'e sysr
az ~, TegS,sS WITH Ingng in the head
sss s (. ssass :sss WIN IS:
f.nssnea. q q. mind. were cured innsdiaisly.
h. L,.yL- TAKE fARIIeuIAR NOTICE.
pr.! addfetse oil those who have Injured them
which ruin boiS BY and Mad, IN itiag them Tor
sithsf business, .iady 500 ETY. o. mst,isse.
produce BY arly habits Of youth, Viz; WssEness
81 the Baei and nmbs, Palms IN the ii sd, pimne.s
Hss SySpep.s s' ssrv pSs' h Bnop Def Of
rsngemenf 81 the Digestive FunotionS, Gen, raj
DfSS,s IRsgSsS . ;SiSS5.S n ~
IDEAS pepfessioS Of Spirits, Xvii ForsSodns :,
Jude pnidity, a. are somso Of the evils produ C Cd.
Thousapds u perscps of ali ages can no " Judge
their yisof, becoming weak, paie neryouS and
/ emacikted, hsvipg sssinKular Appearance about
the eyes, cough and sympions OF consumption.
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PROPOSALS..
,ORDNANdE offI6E.

ORDNANcK oFfIoE.
W -EIE Il- was pErAnrstznEl
wssHreros, July 4 iset. =
until sssS roRge, July Is n.y. ios sss
sf.d IN lie ioiiowinG ausntitiss ~ ths under
ns y ssss y ;hsksw Yoss Arsenal, Governors
1000 900 sst Il The yrsnhfor. Arsenal, prid.sears.
5000 sets AZ the Allegheny Arsenal, Pit,.burt,
5000 sets At the 81. Louis Arsenal, Mo. go.
1000 sets At the wAtertown Arsenal, Msss,
These Aocoutfements are 70 bemede IN strict
,.ScefCrni, wiz q, NJ, pattern sss y Be seen A.
oeptiobs, yir; The shoulder bsn viii Be but two
inches wide, and no shouider-beit plste will Do
To Se sa. y. SSt 70 Ss
III .rs !. 9 gpgp r.; :.iitias: so.,
p1ssssi s ssiifidss box Il to Ss sswsS Wiz nine
To- and the cap pouch With ten tlo) stitches 70 the
esS. II sSess Ace W. az t %aap
Of mfrsf tanndg. oek fntih, SOD an hsmLsck. The
belts arp 20 be Of stnined lcsthef.
the above nsmed srfen sis on or about me aoth In
"ni, IN b. dl,,ipe,Iv1 un,e,s,ooa ,t,, mi. m.
psrtnenti Il 20 hsvs ne privilege Of Inspecting the
work done under any contract N m.y award, In all
.tsse. ofits prcs.i,, shd sspseisiiy % es.mine
inspection Al the srsessf where delivered, before
being rece we'd for the Government. Mons are to
be aseetee o. paid for except a. are approved
uppvn insLtouon. =. =
pelw,nes msst ee maze 10 ~ o. qot less Than
re, al, ior The 't ssyfy 70 ss made on
he lnn 10y ~ huBusI -. -. ...,a.
rmure W mehe uenvers spcoineo ume
VII suulse. W. 1ne.ys 70 UIsmuIe oi zoo
nv1ve. ~ 10y w " navy s snM ume.
nsunsri che eeIe. 70 os charged a COST to 30 de-
nader. wI RAE erpIIot,lv IN. arsenal mr. ar, a.
1890 Wy p,opo.s ~ ing WI nu m.
~ " 80 sney p'opo'e W aeh'er ~ eson piAoe'
10 oios VII " ounssosrcn .rvm psfaes otnet thhn
..esvn..sI m.nu.setu.s.s,s ne .uen - ~ Known
..., Dypsrsnsnt 70 ~ Iuny sonpetsnt " eN-
49, " .ssn ~ sneps NE W.. proposeo iof.
.or,ssmana p,hsy sh.nsSs.s sn.ss ~ h's 49, ~
.Se,' H. 81 H. $50 "a ~ ean,, M owe
d:red null and void. Tns name and plsot Of man
~ sssrnnos ~ ~ ~ ~ ssr - ~ mus.
m.nss N iN'-sT - irr-f 70 ic SNs'is" ''''aA'
~. ,,,,.. "a, ~ 1900. 80.
4 inc niuaer VII pe neqairca 70 nceompany MS
propo ,,,n WIN su.,n.yi nsnsa ~ Two re,
N ~,iI A. nss IN, ,at sar ne
with seod and sufacisns .nse .. % > .an ecu j
.o,, .ls s@ouns g. NE oooue ashver the
this Cd ieitissnsnt, and IN pase the said bidder
sheuld fsu 70 enter htnto tbs contrast, they to
said bidder and the next responsible bidder, or the
person 70 whs .s, ,ns ,tIsot may 6e awarded
shown iss oioiai ssr,ias,ts o. The sisrF Of the
Distriet Atiornsys G1s. s.. . ,l1T.. I'll
4 Bonds IN asun equal % one.teuth ofthe amount
o. HI. susransor. viii be r.quired Of the success
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ORDINANCE OFFICE,

sesisd psopo..i. WI b rsssissa a, hi: once
p m, for IuIni.hias the following osdn.ass 49,
~ lofneh siege mortap.
% s-inoh siege mortAr.. o..
ann - Coehom howtiIsrs. bronsa.
These mort.ts and hovttnsrs are 70 b made n
conformity with di.wines and spselnestions 70 B,
: :as%i,isa . tss s.a.iis p:si,.a: I'd pio1isE'
is.psstiss sil 5: s.d. \ Is. isusdiy where asst
Not is.. Than, Sert.r. Or Sssiiasr. % or b
u not lee. tRsa issi mortar. or so~iis.i. per
% dsiIysrsS M III 'h' an ar' n1h0'f 'oAA''ed
Esilats 70 make deliveries ats sps-ifed tims
! ght 70 deliver tbs nnnbsr hs may fAl TO dslivsr
sspsrsis proposals. must b, mad. 10, each ar:
aele, Observation-Disclosures ...57
No BIDS wiz % reesiysd IRON parties othar han
e this peP.rtnsntto be capable Of s.ssn,inE 40
their own iGoundriss III work pfoposad for. fht
Itso uori,r. and hosii.sn are 70 bsssst hollow,
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