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GEO. N. POTTER.
ALpINE DEPOT. w. v. Sent. %. 1856:

ALPINE DEPOT, w. ", Sept. %, 1865.
J. III. Duvall-Sir: With the assistance of
Mr.. Hardesty, we have just completed the set
ting up of the Portable Engines and Mills pur-
the rate of 800 feet of Oak and Pine lumber
per hour. Mill No. 2, we have just started and
with equal success. They are working to our
entire satifaction, and we feel confident that
the machinery will do all you advertise.
Yours truly,
SHRINE, BOYD & co.
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DE. g. ALExANDER

OF CLINTON, MISS,
LAS just received q fresh supply Of Botanic
IL Medicines for sale. Having devoted much
time and attention, for many years, to Chronic
Diseases, be Is prepared to cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic DiarhHa, Chronic Disease Of the
Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Dropsy,
Asthma, Scrofula and letter, Uterine derange.
ments, &c. Persons residing at too great 8 dis.
lance to consult him In person, can do SO by
letter successfully. Public patronage respect.
fully solicited. mh2OWly,
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A TEACHER FOR 1857.

IA GENTLEMAN, who has devoted ten
n years, (seven In this, and three in adjoin-
ing States, to the educating of youth, desires
or good neighborhood where Z permanent
school of high grade may be established.
He is q College graduate and car give good
references rs to his qualifications, character
and success as teacher
Address. TEACHER,
Care Of the Editors of the Clarion,
Nov20d1tw3t* jackson, Miss.
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a. n. AuDER.

nEALER in Plain and Fine Furniture and
- Pianos. No. Is N. Fourth Street, st. Louis,
Mo. Side Boards. Bureaus, Extension
Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Washstands, Patent
Spring Beds, Mattresses, Hat Racks, Painted
sets, Tete-a-Tete, Sofas, Plain and Fine Parlor
Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, etc. etc. !,
Nov21W3m
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LOCUST GROVE, weekly Co., Penn.

LOOOo1
March 10, 1859.
j. Fl. Duvall-Sir: On last Saturday we
cut something over 1900 feet of inch poplar
lumber; worked eleven hours forty five minutes
N. Nash attended the saw. We cut this
amount from logs sawed from stumps, and can
do it ever yday with good logs and hands.
DIR. e. j. SHANNON.
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J. Il. CARTER.
WhoIesaIe Grocer
NEW ORLEANS.
AamInfstrator,s Nolice-

WTHEREAS. Letters of administration ON
w the Estate Of HENRY d. JONES, de-
ceased, were granted to the undersigned at
the September term, A. d, 1866, of the Probate
Court of Newton county, Mississippi now all
persons having claims against said Decedent,
are notified to present them, duly probated,
within the time, limited by law, OF they will be
forever barred.
All persons indebted to said decedent will
make payment to the undersigned.
LEVI l.. JONES,
dec n wit Administrator.
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Corner Camp and Poydras street, New Orleans.
DY MRS. ID. GRANT, who would respect
ID fully inform her old friends in Missis-
sppi, and the public generally, that she is still
to furnish good fare and pleasan.
rooms on the most reasonable terms. A share
of public patronage solicited. je20d1y
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NmpOrtamt 20 Cotton Planters
and Shippers.

"E have given our Bonds for payment on
w delivery here, Of the three cent tax on
all cotton consigned to our house, from the
several cotton Districts of the eotton-growing
States. Permission for removal Of the same
can be obtained ON application 20 the Assessor
Of either Of the districts in which the cotton
IL raised. JOHN G. HUEY & CO.,
No. 80 Natchez street,
Nov 21-w1m New Orleans.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NEWTON COUNTY.

WHEREAS, letters of administration on
w the estate of Allen w. Glover, deceased,
were granted to me by the Probate court OF
said county, Mt the january term thereof,
A. d. 1867, being the Dist day of said month
Notice Is hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate to present them to
me for payment within the time prescribed BY
law, or they will be forever barred and all
persons indebted will make immediate pay.
ment to me. KATE A. GLOVER,
Jim 81 wit Adm'x A. w. Glover, decd.
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Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
ssT1O N .WALL JACKS ON.
The Life and Campaigns OF Lieut. GEN.
THOMAS j. JACKSON,
By Prof. A. L. DABNEY, of the Theologi-
cal Seminary Of virginia.
BLELOCK & CO.
315 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
NyHIS is the only edition authorized by Gen.
L Jackson's widow, and from which she de-
sires pecuniary benefit. 1t paints in vivid
language the distinguished features of deyout
christianity, stern rectitude, wonderful militia
ry foresight, and bravery which characterized
Gen. jackson, and gives faithful history OF
the great campaigns which made his brilliant
reputation. Octave PIP. TAO. Price, cloth
% %; half cali, 90 90.
h Agents wanted throughout Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas. For agencies and
circulars containing full information, address
BLELOCK g. CO.,
315 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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FuLToN, Itawamba Co., Nil, Aug. 25, 1850.

FULToN, Itawamba Co., Mi, Aug. %, 1850.
j. FL. Duvall-Sir: We have been running
the Portable Engine, Saw Mill and Corn Mill
we purchased OF you some five months ago.
We average In tough, scrubby pine, from 8, 900
TO TO- 900 feet Of lumber per day. We grind
from 20 TO % bushels of Corn per hour Many
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles to
see our Mil. She Is the wonder and admira-
ton Of al. We cheerf1ily recommend them to
thOseIn want OF Mills and Engines.
q G.. a. HAMILTON 81 co.
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GRIFFIs & STONE.

BRAINTREM, Wyoming Co., Pa, May 81, 1865.
J.H. Duvall-Sir: The Engine and Mill
purchased of you, which Mr.. Hardesty has
started, will domore work than you promised
aud in the best manner. It will saw from
10, 600 to 1000 feet in ten hours.
MAILMAN & GRAY.
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nGUsKINGUnR VALLEY
e M g I'm e w OR TX g
Corner Market and Third sts.,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

HAVING added greatly to my former ex.
IL tensive facilities am now turning out
alarge number ofmy improved Portable Steam
Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills.
Those already received and in operation are
giving the most entire satisfaction. Therei is now
hardly State or Territory In the Union but
Mills are In use. All my Engines have spark
arrester stacks on them which arrest the
sparks.
would respectfully refer you to the follow
ing gentlemen and certificates for the porta-
bility, utility and practical operations Of my
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sueAR RUN. P. o. Pa. March /. 1864.

SUGAR RUN, p. o. Pa, March 4, 1864.
j. III. Duyall- Sir: The portable Engine and
Saw Mill we purchased Of you gives entire sat
isfaction. We have In twenty days after set
ting IL up, sawed 200, 600 feet Of frozen hemlock
timber, which we call the best saving ever
done In Northern Pennsylvania. The Millwas
run-by Mr. Hardesty.
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WEsTERN AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IGToN COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the ChGncesy Court Of said County at the
| November Term, a. ID. 1866, thereof
Sarah Davis, ct al,
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
PROPOSALS FOB NEW JAIL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 1911 S57.{
The specifications for q Jail in this District,
filed with the designs and drawings, having been
modified on the recommendation of the architect,
the bids heretofore received have not been opened
and notice is now hereby given, that sealed propo-
sails will be received at this Department until Il
O'Clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d of October,
1867, for the erection of the Jail, in and for the
District Of Columbia, authorized and provided for
by the act OF Congress, approved July o. 1866 and
the Joint resolution approved March 2, 1857.
The designs, detail, drawings, and specifications
can be seen at the architects office in the eastern
grounds of the Capitol, Washington City, every
day except Sundays, between the hours of 9 a. m.
and p. m.
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work, brick work iron work, and car pentry work
be required to enter into a sufficient bond, to be
approved by the Secretary of the Interior for the
faithful completion of his contract. Payments will
be made as the work progresses, on estimates GER
tined to by the architect, but twenty per centum
of the estimates will be retained until the contract
is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, but the Department reserves the
right to reject any all of the bids, should it be
deemed for the interests of the Government to
do 30.
The bids will be opened at noon on the oath day
of October next in presence of such of the bidders
may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the enyelope
Proposals for New Jail - and be directed to the
Secretary of the Interior Washington. ID. CO.
WILLIAM T. OTTO.
Sc 20 dtoc25 Acting Secretary of the Interior
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| RY NAGLE CO., Auctioreers,
- 295 Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th streets.
CONTINUED SALE OF MEMS, woMEN's
AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS. SHOES, CAL
| TIERS; BAhMORALs, SLIPPERS. &c.
/ We will sell at our Storeroom, on THURSDAY
October Sd, the balance of Stock of Shoe Store on
eth street, consisting Of
5cases Mems Heavy Boots
Z. Z. pairs Ladies caters ,, and Balmorals
ALSO,
40 cases Canned Fruit and Meat
10000 fine Cigars
60 ps o3 Yrfna Smoking Tobacco
10 cases Wines, of different brands
Also,
1t NAGLE CO, Aucts.
RI W. L. WALL s,d.d. ! &c, CO; - Ayg',tIOneers,
South corner Penna Iavsnue and 9Th street.
GRoc 1BS 81 ,H4AdRiPwARE; LI9goRs Sc.
On THURSDAY MORNING. Oct. Sd, we will
sell within the stores) Lot Of Groceries, &C.,
'''" Barrels whiskey and octaves Brandy.
Boxes Cheese, barrels Vinegar,
!0b boxes Soars.s
zsetrs Platform Scales,
Segars and Tobacco,
10 barrels Ceal Oil.
Alot Of II iASRbWARE, such as
shovels. Spades; Saws; Cleavers,
Augers. Bits. Rules. Hinges
Easps. Files. COmpasses, Hand Saws,
Hammers. Wrenches. &c.
With other articles in the Hardware aud Grocery
Line all of which will be sold Yithsu. reserve:
RY COOPER LATIMER, AuctIoneers.
ID Late Clerks with j G.. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building,
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KID GLevEs.-The new style of kid glove is
finished with a cord and tlssel, lacing on the
back OF fhe wrist for ornament, not use. But
tons are dsed to some extent for fastening
gloves but the new gloves are clasped with
studs mechanically fastened TO one side. The
tons long wrists, with welt and band, fastened
with three buttons, Or with two studs a wider
band, with three studs: and long armed gloves,
with four studs, and larger ones with six The
studs take the place Of three buttons The
fashionable eolors in gloves are scuir, - Rus
sian gray, purple hue, French gray, laven-
der int lilac, purple lavender, amber, and
Giraffe -
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NICE STATE OF SoCIETY-Last sprinp
man named ID. w Dawson. haiIipe from mar
Charlottesville, Virginia. a carpenter nv occn
patton, sought and obtained employment AT
his business in Edgecombe He worked faith.
fully, end - all appearance seemed an honest
and upright man, and succeeded in gaining
the respect OF the community. But Cunid
went TO work. and the young man fell in love
WI n the daughter of a planter, waited unon
her, and it is said became engaged and The
mar 1 e ceremony was to have taken placs
last ursday had not other events prevented
IT. Rrnor, however. had recently injured
tne reputation of the daughter, and some two
We ago Mr. Dawson, remaining for the
mig nj in the house where resided his Intended
pride, 4 Ird some one attempting to enter the
mouse, and eiZing gun near at hand, fired
into the intruder, wounding quite severely a
negro man VINO liV upon the place.
LafHr developer enfs have given to the COM
munity facts which prove the existence of
more than even rumOr had as ert,d. The
woman he'd not only toen living in impronar
intimacy with her future lord, but had 10 tbe
as'oni 'hmeHt of the latter, encouraged an init
macy with the negro in question. and for this
reason, II appears, the negro was seeking An
entrance into the house when he was woundsd
Inc negro exposed the affair, which caused
Dawson to 60 10 Tsrboro' to give himself mn tn
the authorities for shooting the nsRro-tbe Iat
Ter threatening to have him prosecuted -Daw
son 1dng very valuable horse belonging to
ms lntend;d latber-Iu-law; but on reachin.
Tarboro be chang his mind, sold the horse
pocket' the moEey, and left unmarried the
woman who would soon have been his wife
mao IL not en- for the de velopments which
were lately made.-RoGnoke IN. c. Ns,cs.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

n
RY GooPER . LATTER. Ag ssa;,a
''0'H"e'' '0f1 Star r. Once building.
NEW Two-sToRY AND ATTIC FRAME
RK5T H2gE ANG Str At
On 6ScWT1EspsSEspAY AFTERNOON, October ?.
at SO O'Clock on the premises, will sell part of
square a. ;s snS o. the east sds 9Th
the The lot is IA feet inches 'front.' by 9s feet
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, secured by deed
of trust on the premises. Conve and stamps
ssdss cooPER AFT i@s ios
RY GREEN z WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Ne. 526, southeast corner It'll and b ats.
ANEW BRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION.
pronses a. the I'd day Of G9tober on the
on street north. between ID and Sd streets west.
Ana t ~ lot on which it stands being part of lot
rooms.
Terms: one-feurth cash; balance in 6, u, and Is
the d GRE T
RY WM. L. WALL = CO., AApetiOneers.
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
GREAT ANIMAL 7 4 ! PAMMBR0KER's SALE OF
ROBERT FULTON CO. Pawnbrskers, will
hold their Fall Auction Sale Of 1857, by large
three days sale at their place of business No
j11 9th street, near the avenue, commencing on
MONDAY MORNING, September 30th, at 10
O'Clock, continuing TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, and o'clock each evening
The largest variety of Merchandise ever offered in
this city viz:
Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns
Accordeons, Musical Instruments
Clothing, Blankets, Sewing Machines
Boots and Shoes, &c.
W. Ill asnac;aI ottaot;an 70 +bn oh.,o ,oYo -.
each article will be warranted as represented.
The ladies are particularly invited to attend.
Terms. cash.
ROBERT FULTON CO., Pawnbrokers.
oc l-tf w, L. WALL & CO. Aucts
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BY THE pREsiSEN 4zS OF THE UNITED
STATES
PROCLAMATION

IhoCLAMAIlUN.
For the sale of valuable lands in that part of the
Rive yns Within tSe t a
pI In pursuance e., of law L ANDREW Johnson,
hereby declare and make known that public sale
viii be held at the aforementioned land office, in
the State OF Minnesota, at the period hereinafter
At the land office at ST. PETER, commencing
for the disposal of the public lands situated within
the following townships, and parts of townships,
OF THH #FF t1SE ASP VEST
in the following townships and parts of Townships,
falling within said resaGve.
lo99, ITO, and III, Of range 81.
,o The tracts or parcels in the part of township
~ The tract. or parcels re, in the part Of
The tracts or parcels in the part of township III,
il, Is, 10, 20 q lots 6, 8, and H. N E. of s. w
y. % section q sections Is, 70, 80 N f. 4 sec.
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
lC9 and 40, of range 80
The tracts or parcels in the part Of township III
ss Sn @ on T. IS u nsfh hd half
The tracts parcels il the part Of township H.
fractional sections 81 and IS. " - - d.
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
The tracts parcels in the parts of townships
Ill ll2, ll3, of range IS
III ll2 ll3, and ia, of range 81.
The tracts or parcels IN the parts OF town ships
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
The a%d or parss n the parts of townships
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
IL and lis, Of range 40;
The tracts parcels in the part of township
Is, of range A.
The above mentioned lands will not be sold at
less than their appraised values, and list of the
sectional subdivisions with the appraised values
viii be open for the examination of those desiring
The offerings of the above lands will commence on
the day appointed, and will proceed in the order in
which they are advertised; until the whole shall
the sale shall not be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands
two weeks. Thereafter the tracts offered and re-
manning nnsold will be subject to sale at private
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
this 2sth day of August, Ammo Domini one thousand
eight ~. hun 3 red and sixty seven Nmpru ,oro
J 56 shs S: f TIIsoN, ANDRE" JOHNSON
Commissioner of the Gene raj Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
to any Of the tracts within the township s and parts
oftoWnships above enumerated is required to estab
as sssns hs
Of n e s0f ss
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
"a' 5 Wist Jos. s. WILSON. Commss Toner.
FRENcH B0QKs;-Alphonse Karr: Les Fem:
oenta 4S soss Les
cent? Ii,s sopvsstre La Gonte p,Esu Is cents. Du
ae
seienee: LIE Flau De Village; Is cents. Achard:
e.
DC Chantilly; Is cents. La Comtesse Dash Les
iel7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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DY ". l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
ID Stores 315 and 317, S W corner Pa ave.
and 9Th street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. October s. we will
sell at our auction rooms within the Stores. J a
large lot of Furniture, &c.
Walnut and Cottage Bedsteads
Cottage Sets
New hair and Shuck Mattrass
Pillows, Bosters and Bedding
Walnut and other Wsrdrobes
Mahogany Side anc ether Tables
Mahogany Cane Seat and other Chairs
See ond hand Brussel and Ingram Carpets
Cooking and other Stoves
Lot of Mating and Oil. Cloth
With many other articles in the House furnish
ing line all of which will be sold without reserve
Oc w. l.. WALL & co. .Apcts
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~ Prussia Is RAPIDLY increasing her navy.
- Lee, who won the Opera House, has ,os

~ Lee, who won the Opera House, has loaf
fis wife
DJudge Biatchford, of the U. s f,onr,
for the Southern District of the State OF Nsv
York, has delivered an exhaustive and imnor.
tant opin ion on the subjs ct OF enlistiug minors
IL which he decides that the only power To
discharge minors enlisted as soldiers in
vested in the Secretary OF War.
- The Hon. 1. l.. Allen, ex.Secretary OF
State for lows, is ineurably insane.
~ Three ffths Of all the Americans who
sent goods TO the Paris Exhibition were
awarded premiums.
~lt Is expected tina. arrangem ents will soon
be made for prize fight between McCools and
CobuIn.
u The Charleston Is. o. Mercury says
that there mas NOT been a case of yellow fever
in ID at city this year. On the contrary the CITY
has been remarkably healthy
IL Madrid rumor is to the effect that.
owing TO the iaie disturbances. the accouche
ment OF Queen Isabella has been una voidabiv
postponed.
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DISEASE AMONG CHICEHNs.-For several
weeks p: st we have h lrd rumors OF disease
amorS me CHICKENS CT this vicinity, and the
lower part OF Delaware. Some have lost their
entire stock OF fowls. The chicken seems to
be suddenly taken sick, and dies In q few
minutes al .rward Often they are found
d I'd IN the morning, having fallen off their
rc2st during the night, whittier they had gone
IN an apparently healthy condition. No one
has yet been able TO define the nature of the
Nslo Era.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Ladies, Dressesin Paris.

The dresses over silk slips are all the rage at
the present moment in Paris, and every enc
knows what pretty and effective toilets white
muslin and tarlatan prove over blue mink
and mauve silk skirts. The thin skirt. are
trimmed this year with either q oo,aIlon or
founce ornamepted with lines Of insertion
sewn on at regular intervals so as to form
sIantipg lines. These lines are either guipurs
or Valenciennes lined with silk; embroidered
straps are likewise used, but they are more
costly, as they have 10 be worked expressly
The trimming is, Of course, for white evening
dresses, as for mourning wear black grenadins
and white alpaca are worn over colored silk
slips. The effect is very pretty, not in the least
heavy, and decidedly novel Both the prena-
dine and alpaca dresses are trimmed with
tong shaped straps OF the same material
piped all round with satin. These straps are
all cut separately; they do not require much
material, but good deal of time, which is
matter OF calculation only with those who
make their dresses at home. These materials
are likewise trimmed with rouleaux sewn each
side Of strays two inches wide. GrImp and let
are naturally too heavy for such light fabrics:
but they are still in high favor for thick silks
Ribbon sashes are only worn with muslin
and gauZe dresses; fer silks, JGiLleS, &C., they
are made Of the sane material, corded ali
round, or otherwise edged The ENDS are very
long and very wide, and are fastened SO as 70
loop up the skirt. foresee great invasion
OF gold in ladies' toilets, and more especially
in the still favorite black toilet, it commenced
on bonnets, but Is not at all likely to be sta.
tionary there. 1t is very pretty and up TO the
present time s'very well worn" Bonnets of
All varieties are black and gold, IRON the f,n
choa, embroidered with jet, 10 the togust, tilted
oyer the nose, which as now worn is perfect
carlcatuTe a gold spray has quite dethroned
the aigrette; its leaves may be seen ON eyer
lady's hat, either standing upright, or living
down on black velvet or black lace bows
The most fashionable leaves are those of the
olive, the oak, and the laurel; small mareuer
ites and buttercups are also worn and all these
are made In dead gold, bright gold being only
used for such fruit as punches OF grapes and
cnlfants, or for evening head-dresses. Foliage
is also made OF simple gold paper az a very
cncap RATE; SO the great fear is that this pretty
ado1hment will soon become worry common
Correspondence Queen.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING
4 MARVEr SPACE.

MAREEr SPAFE--
WARRINGTON, Sept. %, 1Sa:f
Sealed Proposals win be received until II clock
SATURDAY, Octobt 5th, for the excavating and
grading Of the w ashi eton Club Skating Grounds,
according approximations to be seen at the CLUB
Room above.
The Board Of Dir ectors reserve the right to re-
iect any or all bids they may deem best for the
interest of the Club.
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary of the
Skating Club, and endorsed Proposals for Grad
ing v JAMES j. CHAPMAN.
aeo3t Secretary WISH. Skating Club.