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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-14

Singular Fight Between an Eagle and
/ SOC 5i go asFOx. HF=S 4
A Strathmore, correspondent OF the
Northern EHSign, records singular en-
counter between an eagle and q fox on
a hill called Benalskie. The eagle was
adevouring the carcass of a mountain
hare, when a fox spEang from Il bush
of heather and seized the intruder,
(which had come to rob him Of his
prey by the wing A wellIcontested
struggle ensued, in which the,bird made
adesperate a attempt to defend itself with
its claws, and succeededin extricating
itself from its enemY's grasp, but be-
fore it had time TO escape, reYnard
seized it again by the breast, and seemed
more determined than ever. The eagle
made another attempt to overpower its
antagonist by striking him with its
wings, but that would not compel him
to quit his hold. AT length the eagle
attempted to take wing, but7reynRrd
wasInot to be cheated in this manner.
At last the eagle succeeded in raising
the fox from terra fT7GG, and in q few
minutes he was suspended by his own
jaws between heaven and earth. he
was now placed in an 1nfayorable po-
sition for fighting; but his courage did
not seem to forsake him, as he firmly
kept his hold, and seemed to make sew
eraI attempts sto bring the eagle down;
but, alas he soon found the strong
wings of the eagle were capable Of rais-
ing him above the clouds. There was
now no way Of escape unless the bird
would alight somewhere, The eagle
made a straight ascent and succeeded
in raising to considerable height In
the air. The two coInbatants were still
struggling and in afew minutes a dis
engagement appeared TO have taken
place. Reynard, from some cause or
and he WAS now descending much
Quicker than he had gone up, In a few
seconds he was dashed 70 The earth,
where he lay struggling in the agonies
Of death. The eagle made its escape in
southern direction. nappeared weak
from exhaustion and the loss of blood;
but, Notwithstanding, managed to. ny
until at last II was obscured in the dis.
tance. siiitti
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF EXERCIsE.!The
error ofthe age is in limiting physical
exercise to mere muscular exertion.
True remedial exercise is the recreatlve
exertion. of faculties or organs rendered
torpid and insufficient by the disease
consequent to sedentafy mental occu-
pations. Thus the exercise of the per-
ceptive faculties OF the mind in obser-
vation of Nature and life, in games re-
quirinR mechanical skill and the like,
is no less beneficial than gymnastic
movements. Again, there Is an ecOno-
my of ofnerve-force in exercise byStTetcH.
ing the muscles, rather than in using
them IN movements which by diverting
the blood from nerves to muscles,
checks the over-nourishment of the
nervous system at the expense of the
muscular and vascular portions Of the
organism; an over=pourishment which
Is the cause OF three-iourths OF preya-
lent nervous ailments. ssThen the stom-
ach should be e'eXercised, not by giving
it extra Digestion to do, but by q Series
Ofjoltings, such as would be given 1t on
hard trOtting horse; and such as may
be obtained by squatting on ones
launches in the attitude adopted by the
Sandwich Islanders when they. y.paFtake
or frog, using their foretingers In lieu
of spoon or. fork. This attitude as
stunned, let the person practising rise a
few inches and squat suddenly, keep
ing up the practice for, say ten min
uteS. This performance an hour after
eating wnl give marvel lous relief to
many a dyspetic, Then there is the liver
which in sooth has plenty of exercisein
eliminating the carbon from the blood
of nine-tenths of our people, whose
lungs are too scant in size and too fee
bly, inflated to do their proper work,
which therefore falls upon the liver.
That over-worked yiscus thereupon be-
comes cOngested, and biliousness and
blue pill are the consequences; conse-
qnences which can be averted as in. the
instance Of the stomach by iulicious
joItfng process. Take one ofDio Lewis's
wooden rings in both hands. Then
lit your hands at arms length above
your head. Then bendioYet and strive
to touch the ground with the ring in a
series Of spasmodic stretches, tCftk0ut
bending The knees. You won't be able
to do this at first; but keep up the same
spasmodic stretches until you do sue
-seed. When you can touch the floor
thus, stand in that attitude until your
back aches and the chords behind your
knees feel as though they would snap.
Ihe PERIOD Will not be many seconds in
duration. This Is excellent exercise for
theliver, does not overwotls Ii. and dis
sipates congestion. For the liver is a
pachydermatous affair-a sort of sponge
filter-which clogs itself and can 0niy
be cIeansed out by mechanical appli-
ances from the outside, or medical mer-
curia1 agencies inwardly A very good
liver-cleaning procedure is to lift the
hands above the head, and let some
vindictive friend slap you sharply over
the fifth rib with, his open hand. But
this Is enough physio- pathology for one
day. Let the readers bewarei We may
recur to the subject hereafter. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-14

zJREroREs from Washington speak OF
a large Anticipated increase over the
estimates in the expenditure of the War
Department. This Is extremely proba-
BILE. An Indian war appeaTS immi-
nent, and for that the Secretarv in his
estimates made no provision. And an
Indian war on the scale which NAV he
expected, will be a very costly affair.
with a large per centage of doWnripht
plunder. Wall-street Is already prick-
ing up its ears. being stimulated there
to by private Washington advices, Civ
ing promise OF "a heavy paying out OF
currency instead or further contraction.
Western railroads, It is predicted, will
feel the effect Of the movement to which
the promised outlay points.
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3. ID. &c II. w. SAIITHPS
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN ORGANS.
Sole Agency for West Virginia at
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE
q MONROE STREET, WHEEI.I,NG.


THE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE TTIE,
Il only real Reed Organs now bef1re ihs
Public. The only Organ having a Raverbcr-
ntlng Sound Box or Wind Chest--yFhirh mas
the same important part to perform as the
sounding Board has In n PiRnOfOrtR--iO give
body and resonance of tone and without
which the Organ becomes merely MelOdeOn
not only have the Wind Chest, or Sound
Box, but have tho large Organ BellowR, Civ
Ing power and great steadlnesH OF tone.
TtIese, with their extreme fine VoicinR of the
Reeds and perfectinR OF the tone, make them
the Most perfect Organ Known. Then, in
nneneas OF workmanship, finish OF action
aud ease. they excel all others. These great
workmanship of the American Organs place
them in the front rank rs the best, and com-
mand higher price than any other reed In.
BtFument In the market, A careful exRfnI-
nation OF them, In comparison with others
will quickly show their superiority, Special
attention Is called 70 the style Of American
Organ, No. II, containing the Super Octave
Coupler and sub Baas. For Churches IN want
of a powerful instrument, whose means are
limited, It's prics renders II very desirable,
Every Organ Is warranted TO prove snlislac-
tory. The American Organs all have the
ReYerbeTatiDg Sound Box, or Wind Chest,
Rnd are finished In the highest style OF
fnish, richly varnished and polished. or In
smooth OIL Finish, forming elegant pieces OF
furniture for the parlor or bo1doIr; and tho
OAK and Walnut especially adapted for
Churches Lecture and Lodge Rooms. Seven-
teen-II-FiFBL Premiums were awarded To
the American Organs in one month over all
competitions, at different State aud County
Book House, or address GEORGE w.
SstONEfR Agent.
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STEPHEN A. HuRBARD,s of Middle
town, Connecticut, got up early Nom
day morning, made a fire, cut some
ham for his breakfast, and then went
into the shed adjoining and hung him-
self, where he WAS found by his little
boy shortly afterward. When taken
down life was extinct. ai p,
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FISK 8 HATCH,
BANKERS and Dealers I'm Government
Securities, y,

l. N. R-AIl kinds Of Government Securities
recsIYed al the full market price In exchange
fST the above Bonds. Also,
SS-AIl descriptions OF Government Secu.
rifles kept constantly ON hand, and Bought,
S' SS''GoId Coin and D. 8. Coupons bought,
sold, and COlleCted.-
tect TO check At sight. -
TColections made throug ghout the coun-
EMiscellaneOuss Stocks and Bonds bought
and sold at the Stock Exchange on Commit
HESpeeial Attention given TO the Ex-
change OF SEVEH-TaIRTY NOTES of all
the Series for the New FtVE-TWENTY
Rpr9- -2aW2n - ~ aA III. ..-.--.
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THE Memphis Ledger says the reason
SO many marriages occur Immediately
after a great war, is that bachelors be-
come SO accustomed to strife that they
learn to like II, and after the return OF
peace they enlist in matrimony as the
next thing to war. i5f5 %
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West Va Religious Book House

Y 11NVRNI5SEs EoAsI " IIEsE4I1I4NUs
ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT THR
" lowest rates, well selected stock of
Theological, Miscellaneous, Sunday School
and Juvenile Books. Also full assortment
OF Stationery, School Books, &c. Particular
attention paid to the selection Of sunday
School Libraries. Orders by mall promptly
''s''I1'4 - GEORGE W. sroNER,
aprll-1y Local Agent.
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tlonal Bank.
oFFIcERs
" GEO: X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES Mc(LUSEG, Vice President,
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary,
1CHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIREcToRs:-Iohn L, Wilson, Jas. C. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. @. Quarter, Geo. X,
Wheat, Samuel Harper, james MCCluney,
MOTgAn l.. Ott, Geo. Adams,
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison *
Co., Wholesale GrocefS, Wheeling; Pryor,
aandlau & Co., Wholesale GIocan, Wheel
Ing; Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale GrOceI /,
Shoe houss, WheelinE; McCabe, KTRfl & Co.,
I5i I5nSSlstS wheeling; Geo, ". FranEhslm q
IWnS; %S,hlnshiP, Woods 4 Co.., Queenswnre,
Wheeling; 7. o. MGAtee, Notions, WheeIlng;
T%SRmpIn,en. %RappI,a. M EEey 2 4 Co, Pubs. Intelllgenoer,
ing; ]. +. Sands, Cashier, Fint SRt, Bank,
kNiTmont; X. p. Camden, Prcst Nat. EX.
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Can't, John McInre.
JT., Wheeling. nnT9S
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Franklin Insurance Company
s4-. OF WHEELING.
Capital, $3.50, 900.

DIRECrOHS:
7. II. Logan, T. p ShallcrOsa, ]. g. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. H. Hobbs, Saml, McClel.
Ian, g. W. RranEheim, Jas, N. Vance, Alex
IAughun. '4H
YNHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING BEIGN
organtEed four years, and in that time
done successful business, is stu prepared
70 lake risks al fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstAh-
liRhments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers whereby they can be insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or yeaTS at reduced rates.
This being home Institution, with The lar
gest capital and surplus OF any comhirny in
in the State and composed OF some
ninety-four stock holders, most OF whom me
among our p6St buHineRi men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration of the
tnsur1ng public, and EOlicits their patronage,
Applications for insurance Will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
0fice, North side OF Monroe, 6stwGCn
Main and Market 6tR., Wheeling, W. Va.
over the Savings Institution Of Wheeling.
n. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
6AM,1I MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President OclG
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We have also on hand IS 900 worth of La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at loWei
prices than ever was seen in the State.
you want bargains In Boots and Shoes, go tC
dardlnerS New Store, cor. Main and Unior
streets and get them. g4 =sf. n
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at thl.
establishment iS WARRANTED, and IL
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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TIME MCKAY SEWING MACHINE, the
! Il onlvs m Sehlna In saxistanea by WhfchR
SaVed boot or shoe can Be made Z Adapted to
ali kinds, styles and sizes Of boots and shoes;
40 pains can be made with ease by one man,
!shoes take pIecedoncst Of an others in the
fnaFSetE and are made substantially at the
!Custuf peHginGs In use by All the Leading
Observation-Disclosures Machines with competent
men 70 'sAt them In operation, furnished al
one daysnotICe. - For paEtic culRn of license
apply 6O9ORD0tt sMcRAHt Agent 6th Bath
istfeets Boston, MAs6-sss n =.s9s apE15-Smd
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BA NIX E R s,
AND DEALERS IN
Government and Other Desirable
.t Securities. p,
NO:0 NAssAU:sTREET.: my,
Recommend to investors the
FIRST mORTGAGEsBONDs,
THE CENrRAL
PACIFIC r. R. co.
This company Is constructing under Itno
THE UNITED ESTATES GOVERNMENT,
H. the Western end OF the
Great National Railway across the
/ Continent,
Their line Will extend from Sacramento
California, across the Sierra NeVadas to the
Gallfornis state line, tTayeIsing the RICH:
CALIFORNIA, and thence through The
great mining regions Of the Territories, to the
vicinity OF Salt Lake City. ~
1t forms the sole Western link Of the only
route to the Pacific which is adopted by Con-
gTess and aided by the issue OF United States
bonds. ssa- s-.UH
and running for o. miles from Sacramento to
within IL miles OF the summit OF the SieFrRE,
and a large amount OF the work Of Grading,
Tunnelling. &C, beyond that point has been
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF this
Company 9dord Unusual Inducements Of
ing among other reasons. viz:
E4Eko4s.
The rate Of interest is EiE Per CenL N Gold,
payable semi-annuaily in the CITY Of New
AotA' Q.o ~ SECOND.
The Principal Is payable in Gold at mRtu-
MY Tn ~ THIRD. @
The cost Of the Bonds, NfletyJfUe PeT Cent.
and accrued interest, Is Ten Per Cent less
than that oI me .l eheaE pest slx Per Cent. Gold
The United States Government provides
neerly half the amount necessary TO build
the entire road, and looks mainly to small
ment. sisi iiiii
Owing TO this liberal provision, accom-
Lands by which the Government fostersthis
great national enterprise, its success y rem.
dsred certain, and It's financial stability u
which attend orGiinary railroad enterprises.
SIXTH.
The Pecurity Of its F1rst mortgage bonds u
therefore ample, and their character for
safety and reliability is equalled only by that
OF The oblIgAti1ns OF the Government Itself
.''ti SEVENTH.
The net earnings Of the completed portion
are already in eLceEs of the intAhast 0bliRa-
lions which The Company will incur on
twice the distance, and are Steadily lncreas-
ing rendering the uninterTn pied payment
iof the Interest absolutely certain.
EIGHTH. IE
At the present nate Of fSiold they pay nearly
81 Pa Cent. per annumI on the amount in
The Bonds are issued in denominations of
81 90 with semi annual Gold Coupons at
tached, payable In New York, and are offered
for the present at a5 per cent. and accrued
interest lin currency from January lst.
Orders may be forwarded TO MS direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankafsin
allpaTts of the country. lT
Remittances may Dc made in drafts on
New York, or In Legal Tender Notes, ma
uonal Bank Notes, or other FUNDS curant N
this city, and the Bonds VIII bs forwarded 10
any address by Express, free Of Ch1TBe. In
qulries for further particulars, BY man OF
otherwise, viii receive pnnctnRl attenuon-
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IT is singular fact that now, while
nobody knows where Macmillan is,
while he is fugitive probably seeking
to escape from the country, and after
the empire he sought to establish has
fallen into ruins, the United States is
the only Government that recognizes
the Juarez Republic. All the European
nations still recognize Maximilian as
the legiimateruler of Mexico, although
not one of them has minister or con-
sui able to find | i'm, or tell where he is.
FROM thirty to fifty quartz mills are
to be shipped to Montana this year. and
the Weld Of precious metal for 1867 in
that territory VIII very much exceed
the 81, ,OOO, 900 OF 1885.
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Notions, Furs, Carpets,
Oil Cloths. &C., &C.,

: s--e 5-ess a.. 80 ~. EssFez s-zH sfHsl 4
, gB 5E 81 as ~ &-H
! CopAistingof Fancy and Black sillCs, French
MerinOS, all c0lorS, Empress Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thibet Cloths, De LANES OF all
kinds, Plaids, CloakS, ShAwls. Hoop and
n Fine Cloths and Casdmares, Vestings and
all kinds Of Trimmings for G I'e#s {
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NO. 222,
9usutaufE.
National Insurance COnDalV.
oFFIcERE
WHEEl,ING, WEST VA

900
otice, g Monroe ST., next door to LIST Ma.
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The United States Government provides
neerly half the amount necessary to build
the entire road, and looks mainly to q small
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THIRD
The cost Of the Bonds, Nfnety.tfue Pa. Cent.
and accrued interest, Is Ten Per Cent less
than that OF the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds fthe Government.
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TgaE5gaf A sg5asgAa
aprA .--..
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FIFTH

D Owing TO this liberal provision, accom-
panied with ExtenSiye Grants of Public
Lands, by which the Government fosters this
great national enterprise, its success! ts rem.
dered certain, and It's financial stability IL
altogether independent Of The contingencies
which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises.
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Block lout a course something like
this, and IL every growler will as in
dustriously follow it, as he grumbles,
the chances are, that In the COURSE OF
time he will feel better contented, with
both private and public affairs. issn
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The rate Of interest is 8ir Per Ce1lt. N Gold
payable semi-annually in the CITY Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

VENHE FIFTY -IHlItll ANNly EhoAhl Oh tno
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, Boston, viii be ha a. steinSv
Hall WEDNESDAY May g. at O'Clock a., WIN A. BOOTH, esls
President chair. Addresses b. W L. CoAN esy toe te' ~
DYKE. ID d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
BOARD OF AUDIT-NOTICE.-Under anC

BOARD OF AUDIr-NOTICE.-Und and
ID Pursuance Of section % weH,yega OF On Ae! entitled An
act Supervisors Of the County Of keWlork 70
Tor certain County to extend The powers Of
metropolitan Police and provide or the auditing and payment OF
unsettled claims against said Comfy passed April 70 s7 heiise Is
tho e,nent Of all legal equitable ems and se
prior Aary FIRST A. d. Eighteen hHnsed ani
seen against County Eewiork have Appointed and do
hereby appoint The fourth day Of jane neat eo at the
Court o common Pd toom lsl the City Hall IN The
NewYor the day and place at which the sad Board VIII
proceed with the Lesg OpeE Board Of the matters o. sacA CLAIMS
ren oeoek hea day. Tie said act contains The
following provision - -.
sdn are hereby required present the 10 the said Board OF
Audit within months from the passage Of this act ana IN ce any
.f row having An against the County Of New
iort such claims TO the oan Of Audit
within the period mouhs from the passage OF % act lie
shall barred from the prosecution maintenance OF any OF &C
which have aan the sad County o. HeNlWA NhB
thefefrou New FORK April 3d. 1901 49, -, -,
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY. Comptroller tiy OF He"- iVit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
OFPICK CRoroS AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
April 20, 1857
rINO CONTRA TORS.-SEP SEALED

April 90 1867.
VNO ACT0RS.-SEPARATE SEALED
PROPOSALS. each Endorsed with The title Of the work to which
relates Of bidder and date Of rs Offering w be received
tbs oHco until MONDAY May - for tho Construction OF
sFWTRs CRosSwALKS witt Sewers lSPee No 2 CHRISTIE
Kh,iourthst between Fourth snnhavs (sPee No 2 IL l2h
Sixth and Scgenthaes Spee No ~ In 'ld anu
sioarh between Fourth and Fhaves and IN fiihaye be-
tween third and Seventeen st. (spc ho2 IN Monroe Snd Hen
between Pike and Henryst betH thaIhe
Market tspc No 25 In Wsterst between Pecp ana
Madison between Pearl and Roosees sPoc no
2e between Grand and Boome st and horost DC
tween Grand Iersts, and (Spec No 20 IN l9hst be
;sen bT md Fouayes And for Crowsk(Speo No ~ across
fousve Forty (Spee No 2 from west SIDE Broadway AZ
tor 10 west between Foryou,h and Forty
ihh speo 2 In Third between Forty fourth and
nth fSpee 2 junco0f Greenwich aud Stthaves Sp
No 2I across orost lower side Jackson square and across Eighth
ave al lower Abingdon square spee No S across Ihse
Oah lOjhs md Spec No 2 across "Aerey pace az "'
A. "a across Greeiwohst at lloratio.st
Tenihs be aud specifications ana p5ms 0G os
obtained on application a. %aoMAs STEPHENS
'oT L. DARRAOH,
ROBh, I'm
A. ". era, .,..4. a.,
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The AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY viii be bell at Iis
Freenths :. near Forthage on WEDNESDAY 81 10 co<
speaiers~Tbe GORDeN the Isey II G RILEY tue Rev
DR. BURLINGTON and the Rev Or. VAN DlCK .,,
business meeting Society aud or the Boari OF DrSs s o.
held at the same place O'Clock appoint ohee and ta BSas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

sost asy With tho ForcePump aud Injector costs loss simple
dn,sb economical and awsys resbe On exhibition sni COT sale
Il vi Wss. rasah ~ Gaze rs'gsti gQhp. rVksBVLL Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

ITO ACTORS.-SEALED PROOFS
AIS ndoed with the title Of work name Of bidder ana ae
1901 the construction OF Engine and Boiler House chimney
shat Tower all TO be Of stone and brick Tor the s ssaes
Works Cmrsve the gh Bridge Two suretes Of @'os
each will be required. A..
20 be the Engineers once on ne "srn
u progress onehunded dseyen dst ana
The Board reserve the right reec, all the proposals. deemed ne
csssary the public neresCoon Aqueuc Department any
Ia THOMAS STEPHENS,
w. ROBERT L. DARRAGH,
A. W. CRAVEN,
Croton Aaueduct Board.