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tried before 8 military tribunal or civil
court gave his written opinion, sustained
BY the former mode of trial. This opinion
has been printed. It maintains that mill
itary tribunal exists under and sccordin g
to the constitution in time of war; that
the law of nations constitutes part of the
law of the land, and that the laws of war
constitute greater part of the law of ns-
tions. The laws of nations author
lies human life to be taken with
out legal process, or that legal process
contemplated by these provisions in the
constitution that they are relied on TO show
that indicatory tribunals are the constitu-
tional law of nations, which is the result of
experience of the wisdom of ages, decided
that jay-hawkss banditti, &C., are often
ders against the laws of nations and of
war, and as such amenable to military
law. Our constitution has made these
laws part of the law of the land, and
obedience to the constitution requires that
the military should do their duty, they
must not only meet and fight enemies of the
country In open battle, but they must kill
or take the secret enemies of the country
and Try and execute them. According to
law the civil tribunals of the country can
not rlghtfully interfere with the military
IN the performances of their high, arduous
and perilous but lawful duties.
The Attorney General characterized
Booth and his associates as active secret
and public enemies, and he concludes with
the opinion that the persons who are
charged with the assassination of the
Presi ident committed the deed as
public enemies, IS believe they did; and
whether they did or not is a question to
decide by the tribunal before which they
are tried. They not only can, but ought to
be tried before military tribunal If the
persons charged have offended against the
Jaws of war it would be as pslpably wrong
TO hand them over TO q civil court as it
would be wrong in civil court to convict
men of murder who had, in time of war,
killed another in battle.
sALLAsHER's ExoHANGB.
NEW YORK August 10.
Gold I42.
Erie, s73S; Michigan Southern, 66[
Pittsburgh, 7O5S; Toledo, 1929; Rock Is
land, 1851; Brunswick, I1l.
The market is dull but firm.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

The Cleveland Herald of July 3lst7
came out in an article advising General
Cox to make no answer 10 the letters of
inquiry in respect to suffrage which had
been addressed 10 him. The Cleveland
Herald of August 10th says that 'nOthiDg
could be more tricky or dishonest" than
that very course We congratulate the
Herald on its suddenly enlightened sense
of honor
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
Bloody Battle in Paraguay.
GOLD last NIGHT 142.
FRoM coLUMRUs.
SPEC iAI Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADEBI

tSpec iAI Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADEBl
COLUMBUS August 10.
Under orders Of the War Department,
nearly all the military prisoners confined
in the Ohio penitentisry have been re-
leased. The few remaining there will
doubtless be discharged at an early day.
The 18th Ohio Cavalry has been mus.
tered out and ordered to report to COlum-
bus tor final discharge. The 9th Cavalry
is row on the way to Cleveland. The 37th
Ohio, at Little Rock, Arkansas, has left
there for home.
Pay Agent Morris certified into the
Treasury to day $l9,2l1 allotment money,
received from the Is6th and lSsEh regi.
ments Col. w. II. Drew will pay over
tomorrow $22, 900 received from the IS6Lh,
18th and 18Th Ohio regiments.
SECOND DISPATCH.
At a meeting of the State Central Com
mittee, held this evening, it was decided to
leave the entire management of the cam
paign to the Executive Committee. There
was a full attendance, and the session was
quite harmonious.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST IL, 1865

is now tremblingly exhOrting Union men
to say nothing on the subject The
LEADER intends to advocate its own opin-
ions, and not to throw them aside at the
beck of this or that individual With the
Herald it Is different. 1t has no opinions
of its own, and only sspires TO follow, like
spaniel, at the heels Of this or that Promi-
nent politician.
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Yesterday EVenlng's edition.
GENERAL GRANT,

NEW YORK, Aunust 10.
A Quebec dispatch says: While here
General Grant spoke without reserve 20
several persons on the Mexican question.
he said that he had placed one hundred
thousand men on the Rio Grande IS sn
army Of observation, and that the French
would have to leave Mexico pesceably if
they chose but forcibly if they refused.
The situation Of Mexico he looked upon
as one which had been created by the re-
bellion and the rebellion would not be
overcome until Msximillian was compelled
TO depart and the Mexican people allowed
to organize government Without foreign
interfereJ ce.
With regard TO the relations between
the United States and England he did not
think the present friendly state would
be disturb,d unless conflict ensued
by reason of EDglAnd's mixing herself up
with Franco In tho Aazioan question.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11
DRRALCATEOR,


NAW lOhkI aug. IU-
This morning about hslf-pGst two o'clock
officer McCarty, of the 2lst Precinct sI-
rested Henry B. Jenkins, paying teller Of
the Pbenix Bank, 45 Wall street, on COM
plant of John Parker, cashier of the same
bank, who charges that st various times
the accused has taken the sum of $50
or thereAbouts, from the bank, and con-
verted the same 70 his own use without
the knowledge or consent of his employer.
1t is understood THAI the alleged defaulter
con esses to taking large sum of money
from the bank, but the exact amount he
does not state.
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FRnn nER YORK.
NEw YORK, August 10.

= y .NLW 1Uhhi huBu5I AV' =
Late foreign papers show that the rush
of emigrants to this country from the
north Of Europe IS setting in with more.
than usual vehemsnce Fifteen thousand
Polish exiles are making arrangements
with the Swiss Government for transporta-
tion to the free soil of the States. From
Norway the exodus of the NEST valuable
part of the population Is so great rs to ex-
cite the fears of the authorities, who are
endea7oring to check it.
The Paris correspondent of the London
News, usually very well informed, throws
out hints that Napoleon is preparing TO
take up the Mexican question on his own
account, as Macmillan returns to Mira
mar
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

The Herald lectures Messrs. Plumb and
FAircbild very cavAlierly for their supposed
hostility to General Cox. We hsppen to
know that both of them are working earn
estly for his election. If the Herald does
IS much for the success of the Union ticket
this fall IS these two gentlemen, it will
have to stop scOlding pretty soon, and go
A, .unr liz
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GULD mARUKr

NEW YORK, August 10.
Gold shows adoSnwsrd tendency. Cash
god is offered freely, and some of the
bolder operators are putting out q limited
line of shorts. The GALES of the Treasury
Department undoubtedly embarrass the
bulls, and if continued beyond the require
ments for the August interest on 3Os, the
course of the premium may tend downward
for period. The price opened at 1432,
and declined steadily to l43t
LATER.-Gold 70 o-night l42
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11
DAILY LEADER.
FRTDAY, AUGUST II, 1865.
The PubIIcatiOn Of General COx's Let.


The Publication Of General COx's Let.
d..
.fiiE The editor Of the Herald has for the last
two or three days been greatly exercised
s-st in mind because the LEADER has not pub
rt lshed General Co1's letter in full Should
he desist from hh efforts to manage this pa
...., per, and devots 8 little more of his atten-
'ath tion 70 his own sheet it is possible that its
interests might be advanced thereby.
Aeanfmeth the editors ofthe LEADER will de-
.. eide for themselves what will most interest
their readers and will certainly not be in
fuanoed in their selection by any amount
of bullying or brOW-besting from the Her
aId
General Cox's theories as set forth in
his recent letter, are entitled 10 no more
consideration than those of any private
citizen. His position as the Union candi.
date for Governor lends no special chArao-
Ter 70 them, for were he elected he would
have no more power to effect their accom-
plishment than he has at present. They
are entitled to all the weight which
their intrinsic wisdom and practicability
give them-no mora. And it is worthy of
81 rs remark that they have been espoused by
neither the Union or Democratic party,
inst tney haNe louho very hsbie AAEOE "Asa
the press or with individuals, whether
Union or Democratic, and that they are
not at all likely 10 be seriously entertained
by the nation or its rulers IS 8 practical
solution of the reconstruction problem.
For this reason, and because the extreme
length of The letter would compel Us 70
- b. exclude other more interesting matter 10
make room for it. we did not publish the
letter. We regret that it was ever pub
Hsbed, but as long as nobody espOused itE
theories We have thought it needless to dis
cuss them. u 1f a.
Meantime, without sbsting in the least
its zeal for the triumphant election ol
's-i-- General Cox, the LEADER will continue to
urge upon the people the imperative neces
Iity Of admitting the negroes to the suf-
frage, not only in justice to them, but tc
.s.-.t save the nation from its new and grest
peril. The Herald on the other hand, witt
inexcdsable but characteristic coWArdice
has turned tail on its own arguments, and
szra Gfter Evowing the right of negro suffrage
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11
FoREIau NEWS.

NEW 1oRki august III.
The steamer Ssladin brings news from
Prince Platte to June 29th, giving an &C.
count Of severe naval engagement be-
tween the Brazilian feet and the Paraguay
steamers and floating batteries. 1t took
place on the 1lth of June, at Rischvelo,
lust below COrientz on the river Psrsna.
The greatest bravery was display ed on both
sides, and the slaughter was fearful. The
victory was claimed by the Brszilisns.
The town of San BOrgia, on the Uruguay
river, has been captured by the Paraguay
isns. It is said that they puI the entire
Brazilian garrison to death.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Mrs. johnson, from all accounts, is lady
very much like the late Mrs. Henry Clsy,
caring nothing for city life or gay society,
but finding peace and content In the calm,
unobtrusiVe pleasures of the domestic life
of her own family. Mrs. Patterson, the
Presidents daughter, the vile Of the new
Senator from Tennessee, Judge Patterson,
will it is said, do the honors OF the White
House. She seems lady every way capa-
bic of appearing TO advantage In that high
and difficult sphere of life.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

In the Sierra Nevada there are gigantic
trees. Visitors who will insert 8 marble
slab in the bark, and inclose the tree by an
iron rail, have the privilege Of naming q
tree. Mr.. Benjamin q. Howard, Of San
Francisco, while on q visit to the Sierra re-
Gently, chose one 800 feet high and 81 in
circumference, whose bark Wss two feet
thick, and named it "Henry Ward
Beecher" The tree stands next to one
calleo HLincOln.D
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FROsI WAsHIaaTON.

WAsHINGTONI august IU.
The President has appointed L. p.
Uessns, Of New York, to be Consul at
Cyprus, and B. F. Farrell, of Ohio, Consul
at Osdiz.
Mosby was arrested last night in Alexan-
dria, and is still held in custody.
But very few troops remain in Washing.
ton to be discharged. Over 10000 have
been mustered out since July 3oth.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

The Herald is very anxious to prove that
Messrs. Plumb and Fairchild compelled
General Cox to publish his recent letter.
That is a slur upon the coursge and dis
cretion of a gallant officer, which We, in
behalf of General Cox, must Indignantly
repel.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Are they GOiag 3-ws refer, reader, to your
teeth. Be careful. Next to year eyer, yonr teeth
are the most precious Of your facial organs. Use
the Fragrant sozoDOET 1t vii At oEce arrsst de-
cay, and prevent what are now but mere sptcks
from being oriaoes. In brief, 1t will save and
beautiiy your teeth. And 1t is the only thing that
can save them. Reflect on this. aall
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to WOTkiDI

The HeraId still insists that the responsible
ity of publishing General CO1'S letter does
nnt rsat with Ganaral CnT Int with AGass-s.
Plumb and Fsirchild. What does if say TO
the fact that the letter was published in
Cincinnati and Columbus papers before it
was ever read BY those gentlemen I? /.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

George Alfred Townsend has been sp-
pointed assistant editor of the Citizen.
Certain telling articles from his prolific
pen have sent its circulation far beyond
the most sAnguine expectations of its
friends. It is doing 8 good deal Of work,
and its conductors are in the front rank OF
days journalists.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11
FIRE.

NEW YORK, August 10.
A fire in Williamsburg today destroyed
the Empire Glass Works and SherrslPs
tannery. SherrelPs loss is $40 900, the loss
of the Glass Company is $3.50 900, insured
for $50, 600, mostly in this city and Brook
lyn. Two fremen were badly injured.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11
THE RACES.

NEw YORK, August 10.
A special to the Post dated Saratoga,
Agust 10th, says the great three mile race
to-day was won in two straight heats by
the Balrownie horse 'tFleetwing." "Csp
tain Moore" was badly beaten on the
second heat-time 5:3l4 and 5:49
The race Of mile dash was won fairly
by "Throug time 2:42.
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XIX--NO. 100

Moseby, the guerrilla leader, came into
Alexandria this afternoon, on the train
from Culpepper, and wss Immediately ar
rested. He is held TO wait orders of Ma
jor General Augur.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11
SALE OF GOVERNHENT VESSELS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10.
There was q large sale of Government
vessels this morning st the Navy Yard. A
number of stesmers tugs, and sail vessels,
for which the Government has no further
use, were sold at auction, by order of the
Government. The attendance was large
and the bidding spirited.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Msjor General Willism Birney, formerly
Of the 4th New Jersey Volunteers, and la
ter commanding division Of colored troops
in the Amy of the James, has been i'm
proving his property in the town OF Ariens,
illinois, and will shortly take up his resi-
dencs there, devosing himself 70 sgricul-
ture.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Last week 8 destructive food swept over
franklin, johnson county, Md, doing an
immense amount OF damage. Many peo-
PIE living In the lnwiands aWolca
their domicils entirely surrounded b
ter, and their fields of corn ard
flooded and ruined by the sweeping
uge. The amount of damsge TO ca
alone in johnson county may be reckon
by hundreds Of thousands of dollars. I.
town Of Franklin was sea-girt body
land. Every avenue leading to the toWL
was perfectly impossible. Every eulvert
and bridge on the railroad was either swept
away or dan aged so as to be impassable.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

BuhreF's GentIan Bitfers There d
probably no Tonic ever oaered to the public, that
has given such universal BatisfzstIan as "Bahrers
Gentian Bitters." Every one rhould trJ them,
and no family should be with out them. sull. .SSs
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Crops ohio.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Republican,
LIMA, Allen Co, Ohio, August 8.
Wheat in this region is a failure-des-
troyed By rust and WeeViL Oats, hay and
corn are good. There have been heavy
rsina for the last three weeks. The wealth
er is warm and cloudy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

A son of the illus.rious tragedienne,
Rachel, and OF Count WaIewski, prime
minister of France, who has legitimized
him under the title Of Count Walewski, is
now attached to the French consulate st
Beirut, in Syria. He is a delicate looking
youth, with the features of his mother, and
devOtedly attached to her memory. He
has inherited from her good deal of the
theatrical genius, but probably owing to the
influence of his father, he excelsin comedy,
whereas his mothers force WAS chiefly In
tragedy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

The Eighth WOnder-Of the fashionable
world, is sozoD1sT. Ladies, A. they see their un-
sulied teeth and rosy gums reflected in their toilet
mirrors and gentlemen, as their white incisOrs
nash through their dark mustsohes, wonder how
the bsniehted folk Of twenty years ago got along
without the teeth beautisyiDg, breAth-PerfGnins
SczoDSHT. -A1g3
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FRnn HuADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10.
David Gregory, who was to be executed
here tomorrow, for shooting q tavern
keeper, has had his sentence extended TO
September I'd. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

AamInistratOr's NOtice.-EOticsi Is hereby
given that am appointed aud duly qualified ~
Adnin's.ra or on the estate Of W. 3. Beckwith,
deceased. Isu. 1O:ys4l T. s. BECKRITH.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Flags and BRnneFs.-Esmss Of Battles put
in FI' 60 that have been in service. All Ainds Of
Fiags made to order in best style.
G. ". ORoWELL d co,
augI0:236 No. l2l Saperiorstrsel.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

The New York Citizen says that Victor
N. Rice, of Albany is about to succeed
Simon II. Draper as collector Of New
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

S. s. Cox, known better as Sunset Cox,
is about publishing book entitled Eight
Years in Congress" Wonder if he will
tell all he knows.
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The Herald is delighted with GenerAl
Cox's letter and yet blames MessrE
Plumb and Fairchild for slieiting it.
Rather hard to suitI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Hon. Z. B. Washburne is in the city
purchasing furniture for the residence pre-
sented to Lieutenant General Grant by
the citizsns OF Gslena. -.-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Mr.. LongfellOw is said to be writing a
new beIameter poem whose story is deriv.
from the war.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Wanted-A small Cottage House, or few
Rooms, for man Aad wife. Address J. F., Clsve-
land P. O., Drawer No. zs2. augin:2S4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

THE Colored Equal Rights State Con-
vsntion will meet to-day in Harrisburg.
The convention will adopt measures to agi-
tate for the right of suffrage.
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augIO:236

Caution I-Oomplsints are coming a'most daily
from persons who have, through mistake, miEdi-
rection, otherwise, GOT EKH WRoEs SHOP,
where they have paid exhoTbitant prices for very
ordinary inferior Glasses, under the impression
that they Eers purchasing PEREEY's sPECTA-
CLEs. To guard far as possible against such
mi takes, m - unfortunate to the purchaser than
70 Dyself, as well as to protect nay reputAtlOnl 1
would say to those who wish TO call on me, that
my store is yet ISS sUPERIOK s1KEET, in JOHNSON
HoUsR BUILDING.
Auglo asI JOS. s. P ERLEY. Optioisn. G.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

For saIe.-Hy home In East Cleveland con
tainin thirty i've Aeres with four acres in grapes
and fruits Of AL kinda. Enquire on the premises,
or to +. JudsOn. uysO-2s6l I. WADE.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

Mayor Orsnston, of Providence, r. 1,
was badly beaten by rufisn in the street
the other night.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

County Treasurer.-E. C. Rouse will
be = candidate before the UaiOa Convention of
this County, for County Treasurer. So say
anal: IS MANY FRIENDS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

wool for saIe.-65OO Tbs. choice Wool,
grown in IoniA eoupty, Mich. Price 65 csnts per
d. For sa's by A. J. ECKER, Smyrna, Mich.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

8. A. BOyntOn, u. D., Physician and FUR
Reon, once SO Pearl street. Cleveland, o. Once
hours from 20 s5< A. Il, from TO and to 8
Pm, Jylk2Ss {,
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have this day b en- duly appointed and quail
lied Executor Of the last will and testSment Of
wallace Y. MoIlrAth, late OF Cleveland, o.
P. PREETIss.
July "a, 1865. AugS:2Ss
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

David Dudley Field, of New York, has
made donation of $25, 900 to Williams
College.
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Jos. 5. PERLEY. Op.loi.a.

Merrill Barlow will be = candidate for the
once Of Prosecuting Attorney, before the Union
Convention. augs:S32
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-11

To Prin1eKs.-We have for sale in quantities
to suIt, BiDghsm's Celebrated Boiler CODposition;
also, Faimer's Patent ComposIt,oR. the best and
mcst durable extant All orders by mail promptly
att nded to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland.
Ohio. sug7
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Associated Press RepOrG.
no SI6NS,

AsPY BAY, Aug. 1o-9P NJ.
There are no signs of the CLARA Ularita.
AsPY BAY, q. B., August 1910 P. NJ. q,
There are no signs of the CLARA Clarita
1t Is very clear and bright.
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ARREsr Or MOsEBY.

NEW YoRK, August 10.
The Times Washington special says
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@ VALUABLE RECIPRs.-Fditor
o LEADEB-Dear Sir: With your permisSioR, 1
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hair All applications answer by return mail,
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THnS. y. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and PerfumeF,
Rugll:23e No. Sl Broadway. New York.
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no OONTRAOTORs.

M . 7 y II 10 NOLN AUaOL OIbOs-
IN Sealed proposals will be received by the uE-
dersigned up to the 18th inst, for the grading and
masonry Of the line Of TIE o. 4 c. H. z. from
Elyris 10 erlin, di'tsnce Of II miles. The
YORK embraces about IS, 900 yards Of grading and
400 perches of masonry.
A map and profile OF the lice eau be seen at the
othoe Of J. y. Will ms, Engineer OF the Company,
and further information regarding the work can be
obtained OF him The omDAnT reserve the right
10 reject suy and all proposals
auR9.936 JOaNHEWELI, PresiFent.