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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-21

June I, 1885.
relief and sfas the awfu palm In side has e At
TO your Dsdiens Oh, Doctor. how thank
full am that can get some sleep. can never write
that you the n lend Of all sufferers. could not help
writing 70 ysu, and hope you VII! not take i a@iss.
lls 4 venue D.
This 70 certify that vas discharged from The army
9Th Cnrcns Disrrh'a and have s ss:s saisS y Dr.
New York. April I, 1885. ~ Pitt street.
The following IN interesting case Of empeyed
In iron foundry, ~hs 10 pouring melted iron Into
TASK that WAS damp and wet caused explosion. The
melt ID rsn thrown around and him In perfect
shower, and he burned dreadfully. The following
certificate was given 10 BY him about eight weeks A.
YER the accident:
New York, Jan. II, 1865.
My name 10 Jacob Hardy: am an iron fou.des;
was badly burned By hot Iron II November last; my
burns healed with running sore on ny leg that would
not heal tried Msgs,es Ssive, and Il cured me in
few weeks This Is All true, and anybody can nov
me At Jackson's Iron Works, I'd Avenue.
EXTRACTS from VARIOUS IETTKR0.
chad no appetite; Massiers Pills save me hearty
one."
'rour Pills are marvellous"
CDR Msgglel has cured my headacne that Was chroa.
chol.ra morbus The dear little thing got we'll In
.ay nausea q morning IL nav cured"
she hsad. rubbed sms Of yssr salvs behind my ears
and the no,ss ,eN."
'ssnd me two boxes; I want ose sor poor family"
but The medicine to me d worth deIlar."
"Seud me i've boxss sfyour pils."
LIZ me have three S0s'' q Jour saiv' By return
k~I have over two hundred such testimonials ~
J. NAGGlEL, u. D.
]. w. PLUMMER.
Agent for Maggiel's Pills aaA salve,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.
FOB BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can b productive Of cure than shsss Pills.
Their almost magic influence 10 felt a. and the
al -eomsnts Of this most decreasing dssase
moved. These remedies are made from the paSsss
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They viii not harm the most delicate fsnals aad may
y slvsn With sssd eject in prescribed doses " The
FOR cUrANEOUs DISORDERS
And all sruptions Of the skim the sALvE 10 nes nvsl.
sabe u does net heal externally Anne, bus
evil
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
Invariably Curc the lsllowins Diseases
Asthma, Female Complaints,
Bowel Complaints. Headache,
Coughs, indigestion,
Colds, InnuenSa,
Chest disease. Ipaamaainn,
Costivensss. Inward Weokslse,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Diarrh9s, Lawnsss OF Spirits,
Dropsy. Rlngworn,
Debility. Rheumatism,
Fever and Agas, salt Rhsum
Skin diseases.
81 NOTlCR.-Nons genuine without the engraved
trademark around each pot boz. signed By DIR.
AAG0lEL. - Fulton b., New York, 70 counterfeit
whish n felony.
eH- sola BY al respectable Dealers In Medicine,
per box or Pet. in2olJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-21
Chicago 4 rth-western R.R.
HighwayTax.

4 LII PERSONS NOT HAVING PAID THEIR k0A0
"A Tax arr hereby notified to pAy sr wosk NJ oaso
before ths let 81 Qctossr, 1885, = sssss ~ - -
made at that tiase.
N c. cARrExTEK, sirest Cos.
ceiG fails. SEPT ish, iss$, s52w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-21

evLst the Suffering and Diseased read the follow.
Ing.
~Lst oil who have been given up BY Doctors, and
spoken Of - incurable, read the following.
- Let all who believe facts and have falth
In evidence, read the following:
EnoW all men BY these presenh. That on this, the
Twentieth day Of June, in the year Of Lord One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty six personally
came Joseph IIaydock to me, known SUCH and being
duly sworn, dsPesed follows: That he h the sole
general agent for the United States and dependencies
thereof, for preparations medicines known NAG
GELS PILLS and SALvE, and that the following GER
ticases verbatim copies 70 the bsst 81 bic knowl
edge and belief. ~
49, .... JAMES eMEIrRI, 49,
Jrsl Notary Public,
.-. Wall Street, New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-21
FOR cUrANE0Us DISORDERS

md eli sruptons Of the skim the SALvE 10 os nval.
able IL does net heal externally aone bus penesatAs
nth the most searching effects the very rect Of W
I'll
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-21
DuDuQuE 4 SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIMR TABLE, "
70 TAKE INFECT THURSDAY, JAN, IS, 1855.

DE-. ". B. R.-rnns leave Farley function at l3:0
?. y. arriving q Cedar Rapids u $50 Leave &C.
das Rapids q lilo A. H. arriving q Farley Junetion %
ll:eo 4. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04
10y GREEN h WILLIAMS, Alctisneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
POVED REAL ESTATE, situated on Massa-
chusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th streets
BY q decree of the supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, bearing date on the 10th day
of July, A.. D. 1896. and passed in a
certain Ct eas'e wh1ssa rhoms Scott
Caggett ct al. are defendants, No. 535 equity
Will offer ter sale at public auction, the prem
les, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF August, A. d.
ground in the city of sshington, District of Co
jumbia, beginning at a point ON NJ Massachusetts,
avenue eighteen tlol feet northwestvardly of the
southeast corner Of Lot twelve, u2J in square
teen, (5l6,l and running thence northw estwardly
along said avenue eighteen (ls) feet thence north
eastwardly. aud at right angles with said avenue,
feet, thence nsrth thirty two and ninety hun.
dredths 80 1907 feet TO the line of strest north
eighteen 1S) feet thence south thirty six and for
y five hundred tbs (S6 As l0O) feet. thence north
westwardly 70 lntersect Massechusetts avenue at
right angles forty one and fifty nine hundreifhs
"a 80 l0OD feet to the place OF be ginning contain
ing about fourteen hundred and thirty six square
feet. more or leg, together with the building and
The terms Of sale. ~ prescribed BY the said de-
cree, are One third cash, and the balance to be
paid in equal instalments In six, nine. twelve and
ance to bear from the day Of SALE and the
payment IT, be occurred by the bonds OF the purcha
ser or purchasers. with . surety sureties to be
in cash on the day of sale or on the alton of
the said sale by the order of the court. Stamps
and convey ancipg at the cost of the purchaser If
days sitter the day Of sale the Trustee reserves
right to resell at the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers, upon one week no.
tiee, by advertisements in the National Intelii-
jy 24-eokds GREEN WILLIAMS, Hucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04

From tho ChIcaeo Republlcan we gather the
following facts con cerning an eIopement said
70 have plafe-DSt Louis: 80
MnwAuHB, July 26.-TesteTday morning
a Germ an Of respectable appearance and gen,
teel manners arrived In this city from ST.
Louis, and represented TO the Chief of Police
that his wife had recently left his bed and
board without Just cause or proyocaiion, ana
mao eiopeo with young man Of good stand
ing IN society. He had learned that the guilty
party were in this city, and he wished 20 SECURE
their arrest The police at once instituted a
search, and toward evening found their re-
The facts in this case are nearly as follows:
Mr.. l., about two years ago, married a
young LADY Of respectable parentage, and OF
CONSIDERABLE refinement and good ed uca.ion.
other young couple, and for year scarcely
hard werd passed between them. Buta cause
OF contention soon arose Their union was
not blessed with the ties which seem to bind
love. Cherishing that love for children for
which Germans are noted, the wife 4nourned
herlot, and be came sorely disconesnted. About
thls time Mrs. L. fell in love with q young man
who bad formerly been beloved by her, and
who had loved an return. At sight the old
name was rekindled, ana burned with the
fervor Of first love. They were often togeth-
er, meeting handsomely. The young man
proposed that she should leave the man to
whom she was unhappily mated; and she, in
an evil hour, consented to the project. About
three weeks ago. therefore, she gathered all
her valuables together. and while her husband
was attending 10 his business, started for parts
unknown. About two weeks ago they arrived
in this city, and put mp at one OF our private
boarding houses, where they remained until
they were arrested. The woman seems quite
repentant, and will probably return to-day
with her husband to st. Louis. As for the
young man with whom she elcped, he will
probably be prosecuted and punished, as be
richly deserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04

~ Mrs. TenDyson, a lady sixty years of age.
committed snicfde IN Harrisburg on Wednes-
day. by taxing laudanum. 3
ST here is haunted house in TROY N Y
The man who occupied il says that while in
bed the ghost. in the form of a woman, walked
INTO his room and land her hand upon his pil.
low. This was too much for him. and he has
vacated the premises. Another man is 70 try
the experiment. -"
RESTRICTION ON BREwRRs-Itis stated tn AZ
the amended excise law forbids any person
from carrying on the business of bottiing beer
in any brewery or any premises having com !.
JnunlcatIon with a brewery. The penalty is a
line OF fye hundred dollars and forfeiture of
: The property USED in such bottling.
6-The Island of Valentia, the Irish termi.
nus of the Atlantic cable is about six thou san d
acres In. extent II has three proprietors, of
whom the knight of Kerry is the chief the 9th .
ers being Trinity College, Dublin and Col.
Herbert. of III uckross. The pop ulatiou is abou
,tEo thousand. -
~The recent statement that Mr. James
: Shea, rich old bachelor Of St. Louis, who
died lately, left a bequest of $4,000 to the
Hospital OF the Sisters Of Charity in that CITY.
is incorrect. He did not bequeath a cent to the
INSTITUTION, but left most of his estate to his
relatives in ireland.
= UNGRATEFUL.-A Canadian paper saws:
1.-THE United States Congress has adjourned
without making any change in the Neutrality
Law. 1t seems TO be expected to catch the
Irish with a bait as unreal as the shiniug
spoons with W hich fish are sometimes hooked ),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04

A MILITARY ARREST AT NoRFoLK-The
Norfolk papers state thar Mr.. John +. Wilkins
Of ina; city. has been arrested by military au
JhoTity. and sent under guard TO Richmond.
TIE Old Dominion says: The facts, as we
have learned them. are briefly these: On Fri
day night Mr.. wilkins (who adds To his other
avocatIons that Of teacher of a singing class of
ehlIoTen) gave the closing one of series of
juvenile concerts, with recitations and tab
e teaus, q; The Opera House. the concluding piece
eacn night being the recital by little Ellie the
daughter OF Mr.. wilkins, OF those well known
and touching verses, "fhe Conc uered Ban.
ner, and 10 give the recitation something OF q
dramatic eject another little girl, Nora
daughter OF Mr.. VIM. Murphy, slowly furicd a
small Confederate flag while the other was re-
citing. and laid II on the stage as she conclu-
ded. The nag used on the occasion was a mere
stage nag, OF coarse cambria, with paper stars
and " hen IL was laid on the floor 1T remained
fEe-e, unrhought Of uli IL was sent for nv
MAJOR Stanhope, and, we hear. destroyed. The
order for the arrest OF Mr.. Wilkins was issued
on me following day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04

Run AGROUND.-In one OF the shallowest
places OF one OF the shallowest streams of the
West, not long since. raft went ashore on a
saDooar near place called Oquawka The
crew We're compelled to wade into the water
IN order TO get IL of. They had lust been paid
Of and before jumping into the stream they
osposteo tneir earnings, amounting in all TO
s2OOO, IN the hands Of the cook, Jolly fellow,
IN whom they had the utmost confidence, and
he made a savings bank of his hat and demos.
REQ ne money there. Then they plunged in,
nu, Wnie iney were a. work there came a
Httle gust OF wind, which carried away the
cooks nat Launching the only boat they had
TIE scok pursued IL, overlook il, placed il ON
ms nead- resumed his oars snd-started down
lhe stream TOWARDS 0quawka in q hurry The
Trends he left behind him shouted irnplored
imprecated- all in vain. According TO our hest
1nformation-no telegraphic cable has been Iai a
more recent-the disconsolate boarmen are st;II
WAITING FOR him. In the matter of money they
are completely ''run agrouud."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04
Dnpow's REVIEW FOR AUGUST.
TABLE OF OONTENTa

r TABLE OE CONTENTS. FF
Title ip the South a. affected BY the late War, By
Salem butcher: Of Georgia The Cotton Resources
kinsop: Of Mass, Shall the Spartan Virtues Of the
south survive the WARY by G. Fitzhugh. of Va.
saeder epooner, Of Mass. Novels Of Sir =. Bul.
VT Lytton; Terribly ia Earnest. by Fttzhugb.
sAhsrican Commerce-Its Progress and Develop
pent. by the Editor. The Pure and the Sword.
up Daily In the Confederacy. Departments of Com
merce:i Department Of Internal Improvements.
Department of Agriculture. Department OF In
dustry and Enter prize pepartmen t Of Miscellany
Editorial Notes. &c.
Terms, So per annum.
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DKOPOsALs FOB SALE OF woop
Headqnarters Department Of Washisstos,
QGse Of the 0iC Qrasie,naasfs,

NcOOfNOf4eIs AeP0ftWeNl o. Wdsht1eto1, II
QGee Of the Ais| Qrasieymasfs,,
WashiRstoR d. C.. July IA, I6A
Sealed Proposals are invited at this Office until
IL O'Clock noon. MONDAY. August 6, 1856 for the
purchase OF 30ml THIRTEEN THOUSAND
OOkDS OF CONVENIENT WOOD, located AZ
N,400l FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS NJ the
Kendall Green Wood Yard, on the line of the Bal.
tmore and Ohio railroad, about one mile from the
depot Of said road. in this city.
This wood consists OF about ONE-THIRp az
PINE and TWO THIRDS 81 OAK, and t. ,ilsd
Immediately along the trask of the rsilread
ll.s00l ELEVEN THOUSAND SIN HUM
DRED CORDS at the Wood Yard three Quarters
Of mile north Of Alexandria, on the line Of the
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail-
This wood consists Of about TWO THIRDS CsD
PINE and ONE-THIROGlsb OAK, fs piled along
the track, and Is distant about one half OF m; le
frem Q wharf on the Potomac river leading To
which there 10 q direct and level road
All Of the wood offered for sale is of rood or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals VIII be received for quantities from
600 Fifty Cords and upwards, with privilege of
taking all Of either or both lots.
Payment to he made in Government funds i'm
mediately after the opening OF the bids and unon
measurement of the wood.
The right is reserved of rejecting any or all
proposals deemed dissdvantageous TO the United
States. N. l. UDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
" l4-i1 Depot OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04
by GREEN b WILLIAMS. Auctiozeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN

BY virtue of deed OF trust to the subscriber da
ted Dec. mber %, 1855, and recorded in Laber r. N
No Is, folios ;G. &c one of the land records,
&C. shall offer for sale, at public auction, on
sATU RDAI the lst day of September 1856, at s
O'Clock ,. m, in front Of the premises, Lo q Nos.
dred ana twenty three, Il .023 and Lots numbered
eleven II ana twelve (l2,J in Square numbered
nine hundred and ninety six (99;,j IF the plan of
the city of W ashipeton
Terms one-third each; the residue in AMI
IL months, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and
bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given
and a deed of trust taken, TO secEre the deferred
payments. Ali convey ancing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser If the terms of sale are not
complied with witt in five days from the day of
sale, the trustee reserve the right 10 resell the
said property az the risk and of the defaulting
purchaser, Oh giving three days notice in the Eve
ming Star AsBURY LLOYD. Trustee
jy1-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04
QYJ. q. Mcguire b CO., Auctioneers.
SALE

Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, bearing date on
the 5th day Of July, 1856, and passed in certain
cause pending In said Court, wherein Ben amin r
Morsell il complainant and Elizabeth 0'Keefe
offt for sale, on MONDAY, the 9th day of August,
A. D., 1855, at O'Clock p. m on the premises !,
follows: Beginning at point on East Capitol st :,
distant Is feet west from the north east corner
Of said lot No. IL, and running thence along the
line of said street IS feet to the dividing line be-
tween said lot No and lot No lol in said square;
thence running south 90 feet inch, thence east 45
feet, thence north 93feet inch to the beginning
With the improvements, consisting Of two Frame
DGelliDg Houses.
Terms Of sale One-thi cash; and the residue
In two equal instruments, at six and twelve months
with interest from the day Of sale, to be secured to
the satisfaction Of the trustee. If the terms of
sale are not complied with in i've days, the trus-
tee the right to resell the property at the
week g notice, by advertisement in the Evening
Star" Conyeyapcing and stamps at purchaser Q
coet. JOS. b, RRADLEY, Jr.. Trustee
jy I4-saw3wSds J. G. MEG UIRE CO., Ancts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-04

sla
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Trans between WASHINGTON AVID BAIrI.
MoBH, and wAsHIk TON AND TEE WET. az
now run - follows. via.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave oafy, except Sunday, Of T01, 2 SC, an
Ills o. m, and 1-$5, and l0 and 500 D. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
a.. .sSvS acs1. s1osDs Sunday, q 10, .. -, ssa
JOk WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AHNAPoLIs
JUNCTION
Leave &c s:ls and 90 an. and ct 7,Ss and <sS IN
H0R ANNAPOLIS.
Lseve as 70o and 1:0 Q. N, and 80 D. n. Ne
trains 70 o. frsm AnssDohs On supdsy.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave q Sa0 .. N. and 2Ss and SEQ ~
10R WAY SrArIONe
1ssvS eSI0 .. .. end AS and SEQ n
FOB ALL PANTS or TINE VAST
Esevs daily, sxcsDt Sunday, ss 10 .. M and 500
..o. ss.aay q 500 ,. n. only, es.s.ca,s q s.,.y
eeasSen VIII trains from Bsitfnsrs 70 ksssiinS.
fsaaisScss Ssssk fffoKrrs 70 "a. We. O.. ). ~.
ne WeshinGton Station Ticket Once Of eli hstT
u me Ssy, 9 vsu g 8 the new o0ce In the Amsr5-
- Lsss9feeo butldine, fsansylvanis svsaus.
b;svssn - ~ eth streee
sr ss. sss 3 fss,sSs,Rh,s ssa Boston. -
T. N. COL, 6ss.rsi Tisist ASess. "'''
% 0-d GEO. 9. KooNrz, Agent, Wss6ins ton.
WASAlNGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
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Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Msreury,
Only Ten Pills to BE- TksS to Efea Csre.
They ere entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
sas ss . ct r In any
Cures II from two TO iou5 Gays, and recent cases
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thee, In besrinS down, railing % the Womb. de-
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nns In $50 q elhhs, used IN connection with the
Full directions. Prics . cents. gal
The emeecy Of thsse remedies 10 alike aekno vi.
sdtso ~ gnyncians and Dstisnts. They are used
WHAT m, ffFERsssso sss sA5Ss .rBssAMAs
Ma nS @ IA TosT nansHALL, Baltimore.
sssstttes ~ ns.s used The Bsasdiss'
that have usea them with iudgISnt. siserse,en ;
and Deoeerly, Apd bevs found them ~ sond ~ -
HetetDetione iro1Pqy and sdectusIiv' KnoSinss
thar ee.ssshe1, kays ths faIIsss ccuSasScs rs
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sylSan3e avenue, Washington; HENRY OnTE
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DUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.

sYN0Psls OF TIE PRESIDENTS PROCLA.
NATION No. 40. DATED JUNE IA 1856.
~ orders public sales of ever i've and o quarter
mIi,iSEs OF acres Of vacant public lands in WIS
At The Land Once at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
DAY OF sEPTEnBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty six townships and parts Of Townships in
the counties of Monroe, ckson, Tremp aieau and
At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
caY OF SLPTENPER next, seventeen parts of Town
ships. the counties as above
. At the Land Office at FAILS ST. GROIN, on
the LIST day Of OCTOBER next. the reserved sec
items IN forty four Townships and parts of Town
ships in the counties of Damn, Pierce, and St
AT the Land Office at FALLS ST. CROIX, on
the ed day OF OCTOBER next. ten parts Of Town
ships, in the counties of Pepin and Pierce.
At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE. on the lst
parts of Tow the couL ties of Clarke Chp.
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn.
At the Land Office at STEVENS POINT, on the
Dr Of In Ss
Of Marathon and Oconto.
AT the Land once at MENAsHA. on the 9Th day
Of OcToBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
At The Land once At sH a eHsC on the s.h
day OF NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections in
eighty one townships and parts Of townships in
the counties OF Ashland. La Pointe, Burnett and
Al the Land ONCE at BAYFIELD,, on the 18th
day OF NOVEMBER next, forty nine townships and
Re!ts OF townships In the counties OF Ashland, La
J. n. lDMUNDs.
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofie,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, JrneH. 1856.
NoTE.-Under the regulations of the Depart.
menf. as heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be made for advertising preclamations except
to such publishers a. are specially authorised TO
publish By the Consnissio ner Of the General Land
Once. je 2s-lsvl3w
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CRADIHe EAST CAPITOL STREET, &c.

Cfce Of the OniElissioner Of PKblic Bsildiass,)
Cdpt.ct OF the United SAFES,
WAsHINGToN CITY, July 81. 1885. \
ceeled Proposals. will BE- receiy ed at this Office
until u o'clock noon Of WEDNEeDAY. August is,
IoeS: Tor grading last Capitol street, from Third
TO Eleventh streets east. The bids will state the
Price OF excavation and filing BY the cnbic yard
, Also, seeerats proposals for enclosing Lincoln
sseuers NTH . permanent wooden picket fence,
H;se ~ neignt: The 1tckets to be Of the best
inch IN thicknsss, and -four feet in length, with
cedar snd set eight feet apart from center 70 cen.
;e erih me rails o. spruce or Norway pine, two
curely nailed over the pickets on the Outside. A
suIe 10 pc placed at eseh corner of the fence
good hangines and fastenings
foot. 'O'~ W " nes'
All the work of grading and building the fepee
70 he com p,eted by the middle OF October next
Tne YORK viii be given to the lowest respon.
n1ls BIDDER. Tho two jobs to be separately con
Twenty per cent. of che contract price win ha
retained as security tor the faithful perfsrmapce
The bids win be opened IT this Office, on the 18th
day of August. at Il o clock noon.
au LIST B. B. FRENCH, C.P.B.