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, 1866-06-11
FROM NEW YORK.

MerSsnw x1s.sd for the Formation OF
new Rar4y-A HnfI snsolvIns xAc CoR-
ssI4utinnxilty or tne Excise Law
tlolerA Report.
NEw YonK. Jnnt ia ,ncciins was held at
ms LII ;i aF s o nes
psny having for IL aln and onjcct* the doing a"ty
with Of MI euc1.pnal,sm North md Socth. ano the
doavor aos q speedy RESTORATION Of the union. The
meeting w*4 addressed i,y Theo Tomltison, aud =
series Of re+oiutions presented reafEmtng lhs doc
tt,ne o. stag Sore4ei;ns1. 1t lsttslcd the Uni"
An istuucuon has been granted By Ju6ec Cor
doka ot the ornnon rieas, IeluInsl,lt on Nedaea~
s. Schultz. md ofherr. Commissioners OF the
Board Of 1:xcise. TIE plaln'iG Is En- 1tcastve
manufacturer Or and Wholesale and retail dralef
in ls:!1 hces. In bis affidavit, oa which the osdSs
aver That he i, adslsod b coau-
sel thu. tns rsssnt sa,,, &C. ae.. ., Of i, ID. The
beer on sunday. II Unconstitutional. The sc.iou
has been commenced mainly lor III. purpose ot
tettsre shst question. Emipcn. counsel hal: been
argued curing the present week.
Ibrre new cateA o: cho'cra nerr reported On the
@g md 81: 10 1e 81 seas E, ef
atcd G'ally; the othrr, thst OF nan IN Hester
street. yielded 70 proper Treatment Matters at
seunes rosu! zemala onos; bas,ntSances oS were
character otcurf d. owing 10 the vigilance On tie
part Of the io'rc eta'iotca there.
:, The Lion lask be+r garden was kept open all da5,
The proprietor AsNte 0btAined au ln)tucaon
aeatn$t The Exci*c BosId on the ground tnat Lager
a1. sncls A. manaisc:used In thit vicinity il not
lut0ItcAtaEE. The Isrk ~hh crowded, and n1uF
got drunk. though no d,asnroanc. vas created
Gen. Dix has wEl:teu letter TO tnufs Hnltw7skf,
cxpsetstnc esnpa14E "i'n ihs frstnds ot Republf-
can pt1ucfptes IN Europe. and halllnc Tie pSxzeu
tiEna AZ favorable 10 tue liberal cause.
Destructive Fire In charlc>aown. .1a...
, 1866-06-11
TIE SHIP CARPENTERS STRIKE.
A Striker Sent to tho PcnstenttarT for n
Deadly Assault.

fF1om the y. +. Commercial Advertiser. I'd tnst.l
In this city, on Thursday, John Parker,
shin carrenier, now on the "strikc." was
TIED il The Special Sessions, charged with as
sau1tIpR William II. Brown, and on conr1c-
tion was cent to the peDitentiarY for three
months. It appears that Mr. Waterbury,
ship builder, foot Of Stanton street, New York
city, has managed to get chip carpenters from
different States to take tho place Of the men
that had struck, aud ngatn resumed business.
The "strlkcrs,'' unable 10 get the men that
had takcu their places to also !" knock
off, by persuasion and reason, resort
ed to violence 10 compel them. Mr.
Waterbury, on several occasions
had forced the t'strikers" ont OF bis yard,
but on Tuesday, week ago, q mob Of mol
less thin a hundred-oue witness said there
might be thonsand--headed by Parker,
shouting to the workmcn, "La5 up them
tools. lpy up them tools" The complainant,
Brown, was engaged at q cross saw, and con-
timed on at work. Parker went up to him
and asked If he wasn't going TO ''knock OFF,
md on replying in the negative, said he
would make him knock OF, and as be spoke,
lie lit him powerful h1ow in the face. As
be attempted TO get up to defend himself,
Parker Lifted Is, t,t iron rule and hit him on
the head. The mob then surrounded him,
snd be drew q knife tn defend himself, but II
wna taktn from him, and be washit from every
side, knocked uoWn and kicked. Such was
tho evidence. Upon conviction Judge Dowllns
, 1866-06-11
FROh WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago TribuneI
WAtHiS61pN, Jpne 10,

Especial OeEpatcQ 70 AnE 1atCa.o AA4nuuGk
WAsH1sa1os, 3unelo'
SENATE co4A11EEE's Ac11os on TIE TAX u1t1-
The Finance COMMITTEE Il hard at work upon the
sa1 bill, but cannot be ready to report II 10 INC
seuaie before The latter part OF the present ~oeE
The committee has made good PROGRESS IN zoe &C.
f1elon o1 the numerous eetiiots dealing WILL lne
machinery OF ea@anon, nut has feaehra No aesn1s
conclusion on most Of the queettors Of special
Interest 10 Inc Public. = vote has oeea tasen up
On the hfe cent cotlon ta1+ pul IL eaunot DC 1e-
carried ~ eetc!utise, since t"o o. 1asee naemeess
expressly feseHea INC Hgat 70 tse1'as'oe1 tae.s
Opinions al INC 'ast moment" tne oanA seeuon M Is
likely 10 oe le3t a passed tte 1tonse- Ane cum
mi'ee Hhl PROBABLY report IN nFof ot alio~1ns
tes compsn1rs 70 aoo INC taS 70 Inc
pf'ee saateea lne enstouesss 40 aec'hloa na6 oesn
feseaeo upon lhe tobaceo LAX OF upon tHe 1heamo
lax.
solnises' AND sA1Locs' oRrnAss' FAIR.
The eallors and soldiers otphans 1alr Il thus iaF
crowded. and the sAlee Of the various articles arc
largo and rsuuncra;1ve. Congressman Mooshead,
Of Peunsylvauia, Was The socaker i1;t evening.
ard the Fculan Head Centre, Stephens. Ia an
nounced for tomorrow evening. The vote az the
znaguiat ent ewosd 10 be presented to tbe Gen.
esal sccciviug tic highest Dumber. stood last
evenspg, as follows: Howard, l26; Sheridan. 81;
Hancock, ~; Thomas, IS; Sherman. ~; scatter
lnc. II. The vote on the goN-headed cane To lie
rzcs cutcd to Senator, stood as follows: Harris,
hs,nce , arr afTtde,, bsthesn co,,n sn.ssnc Fns
sos.sa., T.,,.-,',.M pss.rs - So. -
NEW NATIONAL BAN6s.
The Comptroller Of the Cu1rsncy Last week au.
tho1tzed lhe Establishment OF two National Bsnks
These nre the first that bxyc promoted for some
1flnt. ano thc3 are 10 hafe No eatulation-
1he securities held By the Comptroller for the
circulation OF Natinnsl Banks now amounts In
<4aE A.v oE, w
<"'''7'''V-'' ...-.---.-
fhonAhts REtRAse or JEFF. DAVIS.
seem shout 10 mcet with SUCCESS. Theec cnort.
bryan IN the rrport Of the Surgeon in regard 10 The
heaith ot ua'1e, and Wee succeeded by ibe fnaQcnce
which Mrs. DaTfs+ aided by conservative Congress-
n1cu. Hak able 10 exert upon the President A
n.,1r ~ fonr f.om Nex yo,t ,nd 1,os.on -. -
-. 'ont aon! 1.ew ~ ~ anu Dostou NC oetcs
eeca oue!la 10 give ults lnoafaha douass toward
bailfng bin ont.
The paragraph tcnt from here TO several uauers.
m F,fdav rIh, IN ,hc efT.r, ,h,1 m r.r7sicn ~
~. ....F s.....1"..s ~ ~. ~ '.@1oa ~
tue tafau e"u9ctoplAteo at tals seFsons 4s ~ith-
ont foundation. The Ways and Means COMMITTEE
are al working, and at the proper time viii re-
rort m .ueodatcrv hi, ~ rhfrh 1Tnnn-.an4
ass.,.. =. :. III ~ .s.J. 49, h;., - ~,
qufsed 10 adapt the taEi8 TO tic provisions OF the
new tsx bill wti1e others will rest On Independent
eroundr,
WAN INSTRUMENTATION.
o.z. .... -. ,....s 80 ~
o1oess lave oeeu !asu1u 1tom INC "at Usps1f-
, 1866-06-11

Messra. A. P. Edgerton, II. Bradley, Reed
Case, Luther crJcwctt and Robert Brcckiuridge,
Of the new Canal Company, and Il. ". CHASE,
Esq attorney, and a. j. Morley, Of this city,
and Mr.. Bachus, OF Toledo. met the Trustees
OF the Wabash H. Erie CaDa1 at Terrc Hnutc,
on Saturday last, to make the arrangement
for the repair and maintenance Of the canal
east of Lafayette for term OF years. The
Trustees arc fayorably incliuea, but are anx-
Ions that the wosk shall extend as far as
Terrc unute. This the Canal Company nro
willing TO undertake ouly on condition that
Att,ea, Corington, PerIyav1l1e, Coal Creak
aud Montezumn raise $4,000 each In stock,
and that Tcrre Haute and other points raise
ST, ,oo0 more. Owing TO tho sbortncss Of tho
time and . previous engagement Of Charles
Butler, Of New York, Trustee for the bond
holders, who was on bis why to St. Louis to
attend meeting Of the Directors Of the
Terrc uautc t. Alton Railroad Company, OF
which he Is President, the arrangement WAS
not perfected.
, 1866-06-11

Important Amendments to thc Nations
AT t:urrcx1cS Act
The following bill, proposing amendments to the
National Currency ACT, has been 1nrroanced into
tic Senate by Mf. Chandler, and referred to the
Finance Committee. It Is understood 10 meet the
Views Of Comptroller Clarke:
An act 10 ameEd an act. entitled, An Act iopro-
vile a National Currency. eesured BY plea9e
eircaaf,ea aea sna s ssdenpton III theseo % Spprosea M
June 8, 1861, nnd the smendments thereto.
Be It tisaetai 1ykas Senate and House of Re7'e-
iled, That tecilon trsns.-two Of ihe act to which
hi. Is IN amendment. Is heEe5y 90 emendeq a. 70
autho1,zc the Issue Of 71o0 00 oo0 Of notes for ef
Fo1 il mid section tweuty-swo; aud that TIC tadt-
ilona' s1C0 ito .hall be secured IN al fespect'
and under The 1e,ttctions and provisions the aes
than SaV00, Goo ot the sIo1 600 of aadi-
tiopa ncsee 10, circulation ehal be tasned Of deh7-
+ted 10 banks By the Comptroller ol r. cp.seney
within esx monihs from the pasaaEe Of this act. and
,hat thereafter rot more than = GOO Of notes
.or circulation ehal! be Issued dursnz any one
month osd @ aa1 a1e1 any tbn 4 ea panS "
sos sg I'm ns1 saj the act
3D. heose the 1ss day Of Qso6sI y ~ 81 a1a 81 saa
hs.eby aulerded. snatt, II sucn tank o. !oanu y
| .he L<mp,ruliet Of the CuUelcY to ne u COCA
;lsnd,n I'd credit receive authority 10 0s'0ns
Pfosaa4d Ia1sA-r, Thal hanks Of unimpasssd eapl.
m In Htaes which hare heretofore Secured tne least
tattble nmGapt Of circulating noies under t.e pro-
yte1ous OF ea1a. .ct ehal have preesense 10 seces~
H,osiaai. jGrt6es, That the entire amount Of cir
euietiug potes to hc dt.sr1ed to banks thus cod
yertfd rom state hanks "a national associations
shaii not exceed {15 QUO 00e. Aud In the oreauza-
lop Of new associations. preference .bsll b. gwen
to Appestione Tor assocs1lions IN ~uch Statea and
Territories have hsretof1rs laieo 70 esc1sc t6s
provisions 20 q ~ squ ui,o,e ho ooo9 ii h:alsa
hi. further enacted, That ecetion thifty-ote O
+br nj afDresnfd be 80 amended A. To- sca0 as fot
ioTs That every association IN The cities Of New
YCtE, Boeton md Philadelphia. saaii, at an ttnes
have On hand, In lavfai moosy 81 ths Unit
sEeptysnse pr cen.uu, of !ho aze1esas
oraoy,nt OF its notes In cisctiatlon and Q
! II. ueuos1ts. And Whenever The lawful money Q
sn7 Atkociation In tiny OF the above n1nea eit1e
sbp1l be below the amount Of 25 per centum o. It
ciculatIun and depoain, aAth Association shall no
Increase It's llanillt1es BY making any new ioan5
discounts otherwl:e than By dlscounsinG OF pul
nake any dividend Of its proats unt1l the r~4ults
| proporti0p between the uEprceate amount OF u
nu;Btaudinc notes of circulation and it, deposit
nd its 1sHful money ofshe United states shall b
restored.
eeufipe tpec1e OF lawful money specially deposite
fof the purpose Of any Clearing hause AssocAhos
ofanJ AsFociation belonging 10 such clearing hcu
ho!dirg md owning s1ch eeiti6cat aud shall
, con.,dered to be paSt of the sa5tn1 money Whte
, such Association Is required to hare under It
E fareeotuc psos,a3ons Of thss tectiop.
i Ard II shall b soupeteut tat tas G9mR0olie<
, 1866-06-11
ARREST OF A DESPERATE.
He IL Pursued from New Eorix TO the
OIL Regions of FcnnsTtERmtn-SEts
Fire u a I4lf~

!. OIL Regions OF PcnnsYtxnrsta-Sets
Fire tu a JAIL
{. [Ftom the Tit1svllle ncznla. Junc2.1
A. few days since, the Sheriff Of Mont gum-
cry County, N. T., arrived hero with the Gor-
crnor's reqnisitfon ior man named Peter j.
Fundy. lie m0da his errana known to our
Chief Of Police. Mr.. P. T. Ni.1cropr and
son of the accused and with, the CRIME
laid to his charge. 1t appears TINT this
Fundy Was one Of gang who engaged In
a robbery which was committed several
months since. about Eve miles from Fu1-
tonyillc, New York. Their plnnder amounted
&C., 10 about IS 200, a email part OF the
=. spells had been recovered, and some Of the
participants IN the crime secured. Faudy
Who droYe the party to the house aud was
supposed to be the ringleadeF had been
tracked to the oil regions. The Chief aud
set trap to catch him. It was ascertaincd
that he IVES keeping company with his broth
or Scott Fupdy, who lives near theffoot Of the
Spring Greek road in this city, and has been
engaged IN hauling oil from Church Run for
MI. J. Fl Bunting.
that Peter Was as swift o. de CT, and keeping
q sharp lookout, concealed themselves IN the
shadow Of Il high rock opposite Capt. Hills
mill, Oh Church Hun, down which they saw
Scott driving his team, aud his brnther,
diesseg n pa.atess elntnes, walking ~ lne
sue u tns "1n. @ tne Il, ,sG sn7a, ~. was ,ais.s
e91Geteu, S9.i., au9 9e'ole Ie eoulu slars of ny,
nInstpp nao oFn"n oGau . on nis nan NJ! .,e. aua
coiatea nant ne = ms H. ",ouEn. u tns el.y
revealed thai he had new HlOney-bclt con-
taintng s-9v on Ais pe1sor. He WINS prompsly
recosnlzea " Tue Snefia, Dat prelenueu not
to Know k11m, anu c'aihca that MS name
was rory. u's brotncf toIu INC same story.
out scott aaa noi ; eoqeee! laa iast tnas ne
was acquainted Win Inc sneno. fnnay "as
not confined in cell, as 1t vas thought be
might dig out" but was Left IN the hill
and the door vas securely lockea upon him:
There vas another prisoner BY the hatne Of
FELTON, IN the same apartment, who reports
tha1 Scost FURNISHED Fctcr WILD matches,
, 1866-06-11
Tho Fcninns-At1"mptcd assassination
of an ln5or1ncr.

01 M An1aT11CFs
fCQ1Frfpontencc OF the London Times
DGnL1S, Mas q, t6f1,
Ono Of the most daring. deliberate aad coo1-
IL executed attempts at assassination ever
mHdein this country took place on Sunday
night, at uowth. Warner, the approyer, who
gave evidence agalnss The Fenlan prisoners
during the trials at the late Special Commis-
sion, had been living At Oloniarf, under the
protection OF the constabulary. Although
aware that he Il the object Of Intense hatred,
he imptudens1y exposed himself while
there, having gone into public house
and exhibited q pistol, which was taken from
him, and he was at the same time terribly
uowtb, whore, with his wife aud sfT children,
he lodged 1n bouse next door to the con-
stabpiary station, and was under the protec-
tion Of n aub-constable named TormJ. On
Sunday evening, abont s O'Clock, Warner and
bis protector were standing AGAINST The wall
police barracks, when thcy were accostea by
strange man. WHO Inquired the nans Of the
graveyard, and got into conycrsa-
lion With them, ana ultimately invited
them 10 have como drink nt u public house.
Tormy refused to CO. stating that be belonged
where they lived, said he was hungry and
asked whether they knew q place Where he
could get refreshments. Warner, who Il said
not to have been quite sober, then invited
him 10 take tea with him at his lodgings.
The visitor vas introduced to Mrs. Warner,
and made h1msef 50 agreeable that several
sedsa 9a & Re5.ef fSaet i5 os3oef iss aa
who gave lis name Us O'connur, expressed a
wish to stay all night II. he could get d
bed. The landlady said she would give him one
sooner than let him out al that late hour.
Tho offer was Thankfully accepted but be-
fore retiring to rest O'Connor asked Warner
to be good enongh to show him the way to
the back 5ard. He did 80, and Us soon rs
they got outside Of the door, O'Conncr stab
bed him In the rcck behind the car with q
dagger about SIX inches long. 1t pierced tho
Inflicted wound about m inch deep, stsi;z-
Ing against tho bone, hut cutting no artcr-
les. The wound. though dangerous, was
not mortal, and Warner, who il 4 courageous
man, Of great muscular power, abn;.t forty
years ofaGe, turning Instantly, seized his a.
cnsued, and 0'Connor vas able to escspcc
only By leaving behind him his coat, Vest md
hat. He also lett the dagger, and In his coat
pocket was si1 chamber revolver, loaded
with two bullets In each chamber, aud cap
ped: O'Conuor escaped By Jumping oyer tie
day, and no doubt Intended to
have pcrpctratcd the murder in
time to get back 10 Dublin by the last train;
hut not being able 10 accomplish that, aud
being without hat or cost, he seems to have
walked along the railway. Warner rushed
/ shouting "Aiurder!" when formy ran ont
without waiting to dress, revolver 10 baud,
| but too late. Dr. Rorke Of Boldoylo vas i'm
medtately sent for, and arrived about 111
o'clock. when he bound up the wound and
stopped the hcno1hagc. The constab-
ulaTI were instantly una IN motion na.,.h,o to
Waesr, h.-s,o san+ fie mon c1t IN iii djTer-
, 1866-06-11

Fof Puf1fy1 u s1e h1uou,
The AfEesatiye Will be fonod 70 oe = noss elective
nedsdae; Acting directly or ns circulation. pua-
ts the Nood and pse1 With tt 1cto every Tissue su1
nr.e Of tae podyt seno1tng syer5 psrele u isslse
ttcm the sysstu.
, 1866-06-11
Tho History OF a HouEeh"sd-A Stnsu'
lar Chupter Of Crlnes

{From the 1ndlanapoils Joulaa!; ? uue atu.1
On Saturday. In tho United States tifeuit
Court, The case Ct Charles Plat ndetea ios
passing counterfeit Treasury noie ~, s,silx ,a
ssntenee q 9us W two years in the Northern State
Piatt. % once a justice Of the peace on the
coast Of New jersey. Our older readers may
I Teme1nber that some thirty, odd years ago
terrible disclosure was made Of the oEsanl1a-
l01 1 fs]se Is 1ists decoyed ships to destructiou
oy ~ i't1e 4S,e, rnhbed the wrecks that washed
anu Ina-a sueH III It's head was William Piatt.
a9note, Mn g,s M arrestca, gave ssail to appear
he T. thc va United States District Court OF
y Wv Nv, Jersey in bond Of $40, 100, and then ran
awny. He left his vie and QUO son 1,, 1ehlna ,l,l
2qa 95Guaes adaat9 Is tb ste vher be
bonrht b fs1m and uyed :sst for soma time
, 1866-06-11

1W1thhgton CORRESPONDENTS y. Il. Statesman,l
Brrying parties are at work On evcry field
or the rebellion, gathering up md bnrying
the dead soldiers, from Virginia to Texas.
The last made cemetery Is at Coal Hazbor,
rcd ard thirty bodies. viz: Fifty commits
stoned officers, tLIrty y-ninc commissioned
officers, one chaplain, five hundred aud forty
five known soldiers, three hundred aud forty.
SIX soldiers unknown, taken from graves;
eight hundred aud eighty-nlne unknown, Ia
ken from trenches. There are three burylng
Petersburg, one in the Shenandoah VALLEY
, 1866-06-11

But he was tracked, and taken back to New
Jersey. cou7icted, served ont term In the
pen1tentIary, and returned to Indiana. Hc
settled in Wayne County. and raised family
By second WHt, bis 0rst having obtaln9d q
Livorce directly, after bis Fight from New Jcr~
sey. The old citizens about Mount Carmel,
in Franklin Couuty, will remember Plntt, and
the high links" ut Ills house III their quiet set
Element. that he and the gamblers and fancy
women he had arottnd him from Cincinnati,
kept up for season. His SON Il keeping up
tbs credit Of the family.
, 1866-06-11


From fhc Elmwood tfeori6 co Observer. it'll
This city was visited By heavT fire on Inst
Wednesday night, destroying property to the
amount Of st1.D00. The fire was first seen
coming ont Of the building belonging to Mr.
Hu5ti. The flames spread rapidly, and dcs-
troyed the cuiiro block In which that build
ing was situated. The residence Of Mr.. Isaac
Hall "as nlso burned. The entire loss is as
follows:
Thos. lin.1's tui1dins occupied hy J. P. Leslie,
Insured IN The Pcosin Marine i Fire Insurance Co.
for EH0-
j. r. Ic.l,e's brick building, insured IN the Man
haitian y. for Fl o0; and goods. furnltnIc. Sc.
IN the metropolitan New York Company, II. .11G.
ue.ides this there were danlaecs done to Nr.
Stetaon's goods IN rcmostpc. loss OF Mr.. Fry,
Tailor; q s5; Melnsyc; ot $lso woEsh Ct new hal;
the loss OF Mr. Hnll's honse, uninsured.
~. Il. KeiIpEg's pu,ldinE, oecup.ed 5T D. e.
Stct-on, Nas insured IN lie Illinois Mutual for
$l.Gt0.
joscrh Goctz's building, and NJ. Me1ntyre's
wing Of The same. was fusuted in ID. 1-ora M3r!1e
t Fire InG. Co for Sun.
, 1866-06-11

cepsured those On strike tor resortIug to
violence to attain their object. Meu,had q
perfect right to form associations to advance
their interests and keep up their wages.
Everything they did by peaccabie means,
reason and persuasion, was perfectly proper
but they had no right TO intimidato and
strike Every man had right to make his
own bargain ana get what he could ior his
labor, and no man had 8, right to do What
Parker and his associates did In this cage,
beat maj because he would not Join In a
strike. Counsel for the prisoner said this
verdict Of the court would be bad uosEs for
the sc, 900 men in New York Interested in the
strikes. Judge Dowiiug differed with coun-
sci; he thought very lew Of the 90, ,ooo would
resort to The violence that Parker and his
, 1866-06-11
Shot By a Policeman.

WORCESTER, Ma:r., June 10.-Whl'c dtunkcn
man WAS oeins conveyed TO the police of}c:a TO-
night from melee II East Worcester. a stone was
thrown At ono OF the ofaccrt. hitting hf1 uFon The
head. whefeupon the officer nsed a. tat crowd, tho
n1snufacture1, near the ere. passing through the
skull. NeIkc1 can eurvfve but ehurt time. lie
was mere spectator. A large crowd has congTe'
prevails,
, 1866-06-11
Lake Park PROPERTY
TOR BALE

This property Ii stknsted o. Rarron Lake. three
mlles nom The city Of MI t. Michigan. ard ebataIas
l11 acres ofland seventy acfrs which enclosed
IN substantial t!.h beard lcce. tgat feet high. A.
driving rafk, with Eile f1ce rack esslrJ Et1-
bies and buildings thereon, with fur specraors
The lAks adjoining Ia popalaz resort and has b
Nd deL.swhese tcr F1sttlSG which II abundant, with
10 ihe winter, togcsh.r with BATHINu HJUsHe
1tatr1s THIS p1onesty nns'rahae for private resi-
Qencc place OF p45i1c FtAlrt. fhe Whole place,
toErtbs1 With the forty acres Outside Of the FArk,
which Is We'll ttseed Is valuable farming. Apply
10 r ?. BARKER, N1les. Xtch. fi1s
, 1866-06-11
DROPOSALS FOR STREET
l. IHPRUVEMENTS.
lH3tf fiE In


CHICAGO. JuLe II. 1876. {
Sealed proposals will BE- Itcetyed BY The Soafd a!
Public Works, at tteir on!e until Il Saturday
Jnnc 23d for HAknG the following named street. 1u-
bic At kaId once, VI:
Curhsue, dlt.n$ apd pairing uorenappsoaeh t. E74h
etlest hfldSr,
naycment, North Wells street, Hom k.ntfc Street u
Cnr1il e. 1iitng snd paving. With wooden block
pavement Capal street, from Madison Street to Like
strcat; and selacadnpIx1n- Canal Attect, from
Adsm1 s'teet TO THt ltth ktEeet-
Said impfoTemeAtt Will be PAID for according 10
The Il fIps stated In lad specifications.
sepsrsse proposals viii b ttestYed for eseh I'M.
pfoyctucut.
lie Morks, endorsed t5upos3l for pAyl1E Sosth
Wells ssEtes q etntsvtse .ssos1tng e shs nntgsy
bono. Win !aretieF. z BE- spproSsd oJ tae ho.rd.
accordance viii &he eondil1ons Of this ad!etttf~
mens Of 70 ret=k ~ Bias, a2d no g.opesa1 MI b. &
uence satisfcfory to the board thar be ns1 thaee~
ctssa.y tiK e1pesirnce. energy and ability fordo"
enuterT rs p11tea. 80. GINDELE
FRED. LETL,
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trt1ET3-ttt Board At Ppbttc W4Ik1-