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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-12

p1cPHIL0S0PHY OFMARRIAGE.
fhs PrOprietors Of the New York Museum Of Anat-
amy have determined, regardless Of expense, TO is
sue free for the benefit of suffering humanity, and
suppression Of qusekeryl four Of their most4iHter-
ssting and instructive Lectures on Marriages and
fts DisquAlfhcations, Nervous and Physical Debil-
fly, PremAtare. decline Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness or Depression, Impotency, Loss Of Ener-
Ky and Manly Power the Great Social Evil, and
those Maladies which result from youthful follies,
sxessses Of maturity, and ignorance Of Physiology
and laws or nature,
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
ienlightenlng and saving Thousands, and will be
forwarded free, on receipt OF four stamps, by ad
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, SIS Broadway, New York.
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GRAND TRUEk.-The rolling stock on this
road at the present time consists of three
hundred and twenty-five engines and 1880
cars, of all descriptions. This is now being
largely increased, to meet the tax upon the
carrying facilities of the company.
The traffic during the past summer has
averaged upward of $780, 900 a week, and
could nave been increased to 100000 if the
additional rolling stock now being provided
had been at the service of the company.
ELECTION OF RAIDRoAD 0FFIoERs.-At a n
election recently held in Columbus the fol-
lowing men were chosen for the ensuing
year: Jos. R. Swan, President; W. H Gle
ments, Vice President: E.. W. Woodward,
superintendent Cyrus Fay, Secretary and
Treasurer. The following were reelected
directors for the ensuing year: VIM. DENIM
son, jr., Robert Neil, D. W. Deshler, L.
Goodale, Jos. R. Swan, George. E. Parsons,
all of Columbus; W. H. Clements, C. H. Kill
gour, and Henry Hanna, of Cincinnati;
Abraham Hivling, of Xenia, and Simon
Gebhart, of Dayton. H. c. Noble, of Co
lumbus, was elected director viee VIM. B.
Hubbard, deceased.
ONO AND LAKE SUPERIOR ReAD.-It is
stated that this company, in building a rail-
road from Detroit to the head of Lake Supe-
rior ria Saginaw and Mackinaw, propose
either to bridge or tunnel the Straits of
Maekinaw, so as to afford a railroad passage.
1t is estimated that this bridge or tunnel can
be constructed for SIS, 900, 900. The amount
of trade and will demand it; the
Pacific seaboard, the Atlantic seaboard, and
Asia and Europe demand it; and the pre-
diction is ventured that the time will come
when cars will pass from Puget's Sound to
Boston without ferriage or breaking bulk"
Immense land grants and a government
loan will be asked for they are necessary,
but it is not expected this aid will extend
to that part of the route from Toledo to
Saginaw. The aid desired is the same as
that sought for the North Pacific Railroad.
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MEDICAL.

III. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, win pay one hundred
dollars for the proof thathe ever fails to cure the above
named diseases. He will pay the same sum for the
proof that any other Physician in the United States
treats the same diseases with squl success
After many years of lAboriOus study and experience
DR. Gibson is happy in being able 10 announce to the
unfortunate, that be has perfected a system Of treat
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
OF the above, and also all contagious diseases Of the
reproductive organs with, all bad effects arising
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY OR NERVOU PROsTRATION.
Helhas succeeded in touring cases in this city, some Of
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled physiciHna, who profess TO treat all private
maladies with success, aud without receiving the
least particle Of benefit.
DIR. Gibson does not boast that he Is q member Of
some College in London OF Paris, "a perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent.
realized, But what Dr' G. mieht boast ofis this that
hsis able to giyesntirs satisfaction to those who re-
pose confidence in his ability aud Integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
OF any patent medicine, to equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
ment, both mental and physical, arising from seTu-
al or secTetahuse
DR. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discovered.
And, first, the agents used are in no respects dis
agreeable; he uses no relics of the dark ages, such as
Mercury, or any other deleterous drug ; secondly,
no restriction in diet or business Is required; third
his treatment is positive and certain in all cases. he
stands prepared 70 g into any public or private
hospitalin the United states, and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known in the world, in point of prompt
ness, permaneney, mLdness, safety and convenience
to the patient.
DR. Gibson is permanently located in Cleveland,
andh during the past five years performed many
cures of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes OF treatment. References can be given
to individuals of the hFst respectability in Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other cities, in regard to skill
and integrity in all professional transactions Dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, Scr8fula, ali diseases Of the
Urinary ORGANS, and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
H5 Medicines sent to any part Of the country, on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DIR. Gibson's new work on Physiology for sale at
R. GIBSON,
PROFFKSs0R OF ELEcTROPATHY AND MEDICINE,
Once IlgSeneca street, a few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite City Hotel
&c Office hours from etO Il and 'FRONT.' to O'Clock
Daily Sundays excepted). janf7
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LnErRAILRoAps. -
SHORTEST ROUTE fRSH CLETEE1a9
10 GHfCA6O.

-
SHORTEST ROUTE fReH CLETM1a9
10 eHICA6O.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO CHIGAsO
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, and
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d Chicago
RAIL ROADS. aaad
Trains leave the Union DEPOT a. follows
Leave oieysiand - ?, NJ Leave oresthnsa soP
leave Cleveland AS A. n. LsavsCrssfline m.30A H..
Leave deysisnds 5oP. I. Leave Crssslinsl - a r.
Arrive at Chicago Il % p. n.
Union Ticket Once, iT Weddell House Block sH-
Gen. Western Passenger sSsat. Cassaeo.
Cleveland. Jan. I. is66. JaIssRi0
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH Z. Z
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. isse.
OH and sitter Monday, December nth. 1865.
" Trains Will leave Cleveland daily tsunday az
800 A. M.-MAIL-Arrives At Pittshurgh $50
NJ; Harrisburgh $50 A. Nj Baltimore 7;O0A
r.; Washington l035 A.. n; PAuadslphla
Too A. n; New York 1000 Al Ehesline
500 P. n. Connect At Hudson Wit @. z.
@. Z. X. for Akron and connects "a Alliance
with P. 1t. W. O. Railway fog al pOInu
west.
P. MANIFESTATION 1t Pittsburgh Is
$3.50 P. n; Harrisburgh SIS A. NJ baltimore
1880 ,. NJ; Washington 40 p NJ Phlladsl-
phia leo P. NJ; New York 3;45 ?. n; Wheel
Ing BridgspOrt) $3.50 P. n; Bellair (Ben-
wood $40 p. n, connects with Baltimore
and Ohio Z. R.
P. M.-AOC0MMODATION-ArrIyes a. Al
lance 6:S5 P. ~. Cars from Cleveland run
directly through, via Hudson for Cuyahoga
Falls, Akron and Mnisrsburgh, connecting
st Alliance and 0rrville with P. IT. W. 4
Railway, for Canton, MAssillon, Wooster and
Mansfield.
Oars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
wis allentown without change.
So Fare as low as by any other route.
- Through tickets can Be procured at the Union
Once, Weddell House, 81 the Depot, e. e.
the Euclid Street Station.
IN. DEyEREUX, Superintendent
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UNION LINE AIRS are Run Through By
the Pennsylvania route to principal Western Cities
without transfer, and all shipments by this line
Lava
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ID UBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCON
Il SIN,

SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No. TO, DATED JUNE II, 1855.
II orders public sales In the State Of WISCONSIN as
follows;
At the Land Once at LA CROSSE, on the l7.h day Of
Townships and parts Of Townships In the counties Of
Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau, and Buffalo.
AZ the Land ohhce at LA CROSSE on the 2ith day Of
skPTEABER next, seventeen Parts Of Townships. the
Al the Lasd 0Gos at FALLS ST. CRoIx, on the ls
day " OCTOBER next the reserved sections In forty
four Townships and parts Of Townships In the counties
of Dunn, Pierce, and 81. Croix.
At the Land ofhee at FALLS ST. CRoIX, on the 22d
day o. OCTOBER next ten parts Of Townships, In the
counties Of Pepin and Pierce
AZ the Land OHco at EAU CLAIRE, the LIST day Of
OCTOBER next the reserved sections In ten paris of
Townships In the counties Of Clarke, ChiPpawa, HAa
Claire, and Dunn, '''tf'" Y
At The Land once al sTRyEss POINT, on the 10Th
day OF oCTppkk nsxt hundred and tan Tow ships
and parts Of Townships In the counties Of harshou aud
AZ the Land once at MENAsBA, ~ the 9th day Of
OCTOBER next, sirty.sssep T6wuShips and parts q
Townships, In the county Of 0conto.
OF public lands. J. n. EnNUNhs
Commlssionsr Of the General Land once
SssInAh LAsD oyyIos, Jqns " lssA
hereofors and now existing no payment can be made
Tor advertising prociamstions except 70 such pubshsrs
~ are spsctallp authorized to publish By the Commits
lioaW d the General Land once, ssl.vlN
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A Company Of United States Troops Surrounded.
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA,

Gable Nsws-London Dates to August 1st-
Consols closed At ss,<-United States Five
Twsnties 0eK.
LONDON MoNsY MARksr-LospoS, Wednesday.
August 1.-ConsoIs closed at Ssi for money. Illin.
OILS Central Railroad, 64a66.
Ansnio.s s.ouRirrEs, The latest sales reported
are United States Five -Twenties, 6S}.
LivHRPooL CorroN MARKRr-LIvERPooL. Au.
gust !, lsoo.-The Cotton Market to-day has ruled
stsady sales Of 10, 900 bales
HEAnr's coErEsr, August I, IL A. M, via Aspr
BAY, August 2-To tie Assoeiased Pro. We
are now rscsiving messages through the Atlantic
cable at the rate Of over twelve and a half words
per minute. All the electricians are delighted
with the perfectly distinct character Of the signals
throughout the cable. CYRus W, FlrIp
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
Alabama state Convention,

MOBILE, August 3-Ths State convention ap.
pointed Lewis II. Parsons, Geo. s. Houston, BENZ
Fitzpatrick Alex. White, A. B. Cooper, John For.
syth, James W. Taylor, and R. R. Msndsoy, dele.
gates ct large. First district-John W. Henry, @.
y. Langdon, W. ?. Crenshaw, and 7. ]. Goldsboro
Second distriot-Lewis Owen, John Gill, Shorter
a. Tyson, and s. @. Doster. Third district-C. A,
Battle, W. u. Cruikshank, M. J. Bulgsr, and G.
M. cobsrt Fourth district-L. M. Stone, J. s.
Kennedy. Fifth distriot-J. Foster, A. ]. Henry,
O. Hinston, and Q. B. Cooper Sixth district
Tho. Foster, J. Lebanon, Goodman W. g. Mudd
and WIN. jackson.
-. Resolutions were adopted approving the rsstora.
tion policy Of President johnson, and accepting
the invitation to unite in the National Convention
At Philsdslphia.
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DENsION OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1866

To all iohom may concsrn.
1880 for the reissue Of the following described land
warrants which are alleged to have bssn lost Or Dc.
roysd, nece s hereby given that at the date follow
Ing the deseypon Of each wArrAat new certificate or
wSytsat oik tenor will be issued, II valid objse
No b for 100 issued under the Of March
1883, In the name Of Thomas Wallace aud was granted
January le, 1897, May u, 1864 mhb.lawiSw
NJ o. e for l2o issued under the Of March
1880, In the name Of Lucy whitoomb widow Of Jesse
,wshitoomb, and was granted April y, 1855, jane 1
ioVo milo
No laosf for % acres issued under the aot Of March
1888, In the Of James Philbss and was granted
hoysmber 10, 1888, June l6. 1885 mhaT -lsWlaw
No o. 49, for leo issued under the act Of March
$780, In the name Of Judith widow Of David Hulisr
and was granted October %, 1880 July II, 1855 ass
No 20 for 70 acres ssusd der the act Of ssptsm.
AgIsw, and vAs granted February - isaa August
", lsoe' nyls'lswlSw
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Delegates from wisconsin to the Phiiadei.
phia Convsntion.

MADISON. Wis, Aug. 1.-The National Conssrv.
alive Union mon met to-d'y, to elect delegates to
the National Union Convention at Philsdelphis.
The following delegates for the State at large were
chosen: Hon. "A. W. Randall and Hon. G. M, Rob.
inson The usual number Of district delegates were
Some excitement was caused by the secession Of
himself opposed to sitting In convention with such
men n Psndlston and Vallandigham. After an
exciting discussion, the Of this district dele.
gate was stricken from the list Resolutions were
adopted supporting the Administration Of Presi.
dent johnson and his policy for tho restoration of
the Union. This evening the convention il being
addressed by Senator Dooittls and others.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This popular Summer Resort will open for the reeep-
ion Of visitors on the lst Of JULY and remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER.
DR.. Mutter. Professor Of Surgery In the Jefferson
Medical College, PhadelphiA from personal observa-
tion and chemical analysis, placed these Springs the
most valuable Of remedial agents In all diseases OF
chronic or organic nature.
In visiting the Springs persons will have opperu
nifty o. seeing Fairfax station Manassas Junction War
donsye and many other points Of historic interest In
Virginia. ..
dIa Orange and viFsiniR Railroads to convey
visitors TO the Gprings. 49,
Great pains have been taken to put the huildings and
grounds In good order and repair.
The Hotel viii accommodate 400 psrsonsj besides
there are number Of handsome Cottages htted up e1-
pressly for families. =.
Terms; - 90 per day; liberal discount 10 persons
remaining month and longer Children aud servants
half price ECCRLSTON. BALDWIN 90,
Is2s-tf
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WARRINGTON TEMPERANCE SooIErY.-On
Thursday night the Washington Temperance 3d.
oisty held a special meeting at their rooms. A
Board Of Directors were appointed consisting Of
Messr. VIM. Dixon, Thomas B. Msrchs, Asbury
Lloyd John s. Hollingshead, Zaok D. Brooks, Jno.
Fish, Oscar Alexander, VIM. NJ Brysat William
MoNeir, W. II. Nsllsy, and they were instructed
to take measures towards the speedy erection Of q
hall.
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Desperate Fight Between U. .. Troops and
.. the Indians.

sr. Louis, August S-The Democrats 81. Jo-
sePhs special dispatch says: The Indians in Idaho
are getting troublesome. They made raid on July
1st on Bowler Creek and Ruby City. They we're
pursued BY the troops, and a fight occurred, in
which seven soldiers and thirty Indians were killed
Late sdvioss state that Capt Jennings. with forty
men, was surrounded BY 400 Indians, and were
Sighting desperately Rsinforcements are hasten.
ing to him,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

DELEGATEs TO THE PHILADELPHIA CoSvEN-
rIoN.-The National Union Executive Committee,
In accordance with the resolution adopted at the
City Hall meeting on Tuesday evening, have re.
questod Mayor Wallaoh to call Q meeting OF the
citizens Of Washington for the purpose Of sleoting
delegates to the National Union Convention, which
meets In Philadelphia on the l4th inst. The Mayor
will order that an election bs held on Friday next
In the Council Chamber, at the City Hall. The
D. m.
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Latest Mexican News,

GALyEsros, August 2--The steamer Trsacis.
with Matamoras dates to the Goth, has arrived.
The Brownsville Courier mentions the sudden
arrival in that city Of General Sheridan He spent
tho most Of his time In Matamoras. It Is reported
that he bore secret and official message to tho
Mexican authorities,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

CAUGHr IN THE Acr.-About half past four
o'clock yesterday morning Officers Grant and Sut.
ton discovered a negro man, named Parker Thomas,
attempting to break open the door Of the residence
Of VIM Ruff, on the corner Of Thirteenth and
street, with an old pick.axs. He was taken before
Justice Morsel, and sent to jail for court.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

GRAND LARCENY.-Yesterday Detectives
Clsrvoe and MoDsvitt arrested . mulatto girl
named Virginia Gardner, on . charge of stealing
e76 in gold from a oolored man named Charles
Adams, In New York city. After hsr arrest, II
vas ascertained that she hsd also obtained SIS In
grsenbacks, under false pretsnoss, from . gentle.
man in New York. She acknowledged obtaining
the money under false pretenoss, but denied the
larceny. She was sent to New York yesterday eve
ming
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Reconstruction in Texas,

GALVESTON, August 3.-The President has tsls-
graphed to Judge Bell Secretary Of State, that the
Legislature Of Texas will meet on the 9th without
hindrance. The Governor will be inaugurated on
the 9th, and then the officers Of the provisional gov.
ernmsnt will turn over their respective offices to the
6facsrs elect
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
n R P HANs' RT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON CotNTY-
To wIr:
In the case Of Joseph Kelley administrator Of Han
nah Fraser deceased the administrator Aforesaid has,
said, appointed SATURDAY the 2ist day Of Juiy
next, for the nnal settlement aud distributon
Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets In hand, far the same have been collected
and turned into money; when and where all the credit,
ors and heirs Of said deceased arc potaed to attend
with their claims properly vouohed they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all benent In said de-.
ceased estate provided copy Of this order be pub
Hshed once week for three weeks in the NArIosAL
Test; 20. ROBBINS,
jeT.wSws Register Of willis.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOB
VI TIE BENEFIT OF
THE sOLDIERs' AND SAILORS

NATIONAL oRPHAHs' HONE FUND,
under the auspices Of the soldsrs' aad saiIo Union
Washington, D. O.. d Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EvENINa, August s. 1896
POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY EVEN-
ING, OoTOBER 11th, 1890.
~ $4,000 tickets will bs sold st d sach-75, 900
presents awarded, valued at 125O 600 $4,000 Of the
profits to be given to the Soldiers and Sailors Hatonal
Orphans Home Fuud, "a 800 10 the Washington Male
and Female Orphan the balance after dsdueting
expenses to be paid TO the treasurer Of the and
Sailors Union Of Washington, d. @.
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
COLLEGE,

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NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS
INTELLIGENCRR BUILDING,
s one In Union q Colleges extending to the principal
elites Permanently based upon the Just principle Of
individual ownership offers unequalled Advantages
at rates much lower than can be afforded by any other
schools.
sPsncsrian Penmanship taught in Its purity by Henry
spencer, the celebrated author Of the spenoerian
Key TO Psnmanship. -
The system Of Business Practice invented aud sue
cesuiy taught By the proprietor, will receive his sps
cai attention This Is the most important part Of the
Book keeping Course. Here the student applies his
theoretical knowledge and Is prepared for, the
minute details OF actual business. The system Is SO
valuable that others using It,
Individual instruction adopted In all branches allows
the student 10 proceed rapidly he chooses The
teacher Ia the only who needs to know the dsncen
ces Of any pupil Especially Ia this the case during
the summer months, when schools usually have small
attendance. TT.
The public invited to call and examine the most
beautiful collection Of PeR-work ever exhibited in
For circulars address HENRY N. coPP, Am,
jslSu Proprietor
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GRADING EAST CAPITOL STREET
OFFICE OF THE CohhIssIoSER OF PUBLIC BpILpHas ]
CAPITOL OF rHR UNITED srATKs
WAsAIEaIoE CITY, IulY q. lsHa L

OFFICE OF THE ConnIssIoxER or PUBLIC BpILpIEos,)
CAPITOL OF rHR UHIrgD STATES, )
WAshIEaros CIrr, July 81, ls66 J
Sealed proposals. will BE- received Al this once,
pptl II o'alosk noon Of wEDhEsDAY, August rs, for
grading East Capitol street. from Third 70 Eleventh
street. east The bid. will state the price Of excavation
and nling by the cubic yard Also separate proposals
picket fence Ave feet In height Tie pieksis to be Of
ths Ss., white gns undrs':sd three iaShs. is Width
base board foot In Width The posts to b Of cedar
and set eight feet apart from centre 10 centre The rails
strips all round to be securely nailed over the pisksts
on the outside turptls 70 be placed 81 each corner
Of the fence and large gate In the centre OF each side
with good hAngipgs and fAstenings.
Biddsrs viii state their proposals By the insa foot,
All the work Of grading and buldnq thu fsnes No h..
complstsd By the middle Of October nett ~ "
The work will be given to The lowest responsible bid
der Ths two Jobs 70 be sspAratsly eonsidsred
Twenty per cent Of the contract price viii be retained
sssnriiy for The faithful psrformsaes Of The work
Os' w, os SpSasd 81 this oaes. os the ioh day
sssa'@ GyRsAoH, Q. P8
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WASHINGTON WEATHER.-The following re.
port of the Thermometer at Thompson's Owen House
Indicates tho temperature Of that comfortable es
tablishms-t yesterday Q u. m, 74j l2 m, 70; 8.
D. m, 80,
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asorsia Repre,entstlve.,

Augusta, Ga, August 8.-Ths following -namet
gentlemen were elected delegates to the Philadel
Phis Convention Sixth distrist-John II. Christ,
and r. McMilliui Seventh district-Richard +
Lyon and Jas. Wilmer,
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M YOR's FICE,

NT n . " y . II
lA WAsHIEar0s, Juiy rs, 1886.
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned
until u clock IN. WEDNESDAY, August the 8th, for
constructing two-foot barrel Sewer Unsde diamets)
along 4 street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, and through the alleys and Of alleys In
thickness. with the necessary man holes and drops
Bidders will state the price per linsal foot for the
sewer and per piece for the hole and drop, which
shall include all excavations &c, the successful bidder
to be responsible for all damages done to gas water
pipes, or any accident caused In the construction Of the
work.
The Mayor reserves to himself the right to reject any
Specifications be seen at the once Of the Conn mis-
sionsrs Of improvements every day from 10 ~ I'll IL
O'Clock m or at any time BY calling on the Commits
siOner Of the Fourth ward.
None but practical mechanics need bid,
jysl-eotd r. WALLACE, Mayor.
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O L O n n I n q

~ IL - II II L n q
STRANGE METAMORPHOSE.
Sure Bridgst's me wife; and sss she "ms dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life aud I love yer already;
Bot much harder ia love you from yer head to yer
You swsts rurtis-dovs you, II ysr'd get some new
clothes. "
90 wint down the sthrats Just TO hunt up sthors,
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore,
For new clothes m frsttiag, Tim, where shall gof'
"why TEE BEST yer'il be getting At Smith Brothers
Co."
Thin for fear IA be late made haste TO Smiths hors
II Is on sivinti sthrate number four sixthy four
And for mighty few grsenbaeks got whole suit,
with none OF yer scam -cracks-snd handsome to boot
haynt been drinking, bu. fsix mus. laugh
Ha hs, am thinking Of me fooled bstthsr half
A. walked in me house. In me Smith Brothers suit;
sez "kiss me- swats mouse '-se1 she "Gst out, yer
base brute
She didn know ne fsom Adsm so 10 haps up the Joke
sss "hs dear madam me poor heart you have broke
Thin she whaeksd me . scoring across me pug nose,
Out the blood came pouring and down to me toes
"oeh. Biddy, how srus,i it, ys- own Teddy ysr'vs
pounded,
Ne nice clothing swats Jewell ysr,f has sonfound.d.
fysr'd enjoy mstanorphoss, there's but one plan I
kRoto-
Get suit Of nice clothes at Smith Brothers 90.
SMITH BROS. / CO.,
MIROHANT TAILoRs,
AHn DsALEnsIH
aIErs' FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
4s4 Seventh sts,st
Just rsesiyed, the largest aud hnsst stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered in the city Of washingon. Having
secured tho best artists In the city, are prepared to
make up In the Hnsst style, and n lower psisss than
any other sstabishmsnt
apes e., / 90.