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~ ABRAHAM :. Palmer
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MARY ]. PALMER.
Ia ,ha Circuit Court fnr r.ril coun,,
In Chsncerr.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Ch.ncery.
February l4tb, 1868.
The object Of this Init is 10 procure Divorce i,y
The complainant from the defendant. The Bill
states that complainant and dc PENDANT wore married
on the seventh day of May Ab 1863, in Cecil coll,,.
~, and that sine. that time defendant has been
guilty of adultry and has len the stat" of Maryland.
Ii Is thereur"n adjuda,i and ordered, th;.t the
complainant, by ing copy of this order to be
inserted in some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once a"cck for one month before the 18th
day OF March, neat, give notice 40 said absent
defendant OF the object and substance of this Bill,
and her to appear in this Court in person or ty
solicitor Oh or before the 18th day of June. next
to answer the premises and show cause if any size
has why Decree ought not to pass as prayed
>W r. EWING Solicitor for Com plainant.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk
True copy: test. DAVID SCOTT,
Feb Is, lS67-1m Clerk
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The best and surest Fertilizer, and one
which may be relied upon for enriching poor
land, is, without shadow OF doubt, 'Bow.
ERR COMPLETE MANURE" It acts at once
in the soil, and furnishes it with that sub.
stance so necessary for producing large
crops.
For top-dreseipg Wheat and Grass it is
unsurpassed,
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Cecil on THE Rail. The thirteenth Al
nual report of the P. ". & 3. Railroad for
the year ending October u, 1867 shows the
receipts at Elkton to have been for that
year Sl4, $4,000. Havre de Grace SIS, Ill.
40.
The number of local passengers from
Wilmington to Elkton was 1857, to North
East 231: from Elklon to Wilmington 2.
775, from North East 2,l57.
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C0nSTARLE'S SALE.

l!y virtue ofa writ of Fieri Facius issued hy Isaac
Il. Taylor Esq one Of the Justices of the Peace of
IN" State of Maryland. in and for Cecil county ON a,
Judgment OF condemnation at the salt Of ". NJ 4
u. Reynolds and Il. Il W. VI, Reynolds. against the
foods and "hattlcs, lands and trncmcnts Of ,Iamrs
X. Wiley, to me directed, htlc seized and taken in
execution all IN" right, title, claim. interest and
estate ~ law and N equity, of ia" aid J,uues Il:
Whey in and to att that
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30 AGREES.

NOR" or less; and hereby give notice that ON
No"day, the lGM dug Of NarcA, meet,
On III" premises will otter said property, - seized
uli taken III execution, at puhll" Auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy aid writ and
costs. sal" to r"UIncnc" Hl "',iu"i; pv.
JniiN T. BURKINS
rem -. l"'S-lW Constable.
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NOTICE.

lSTHE NATTER OF THE SALE OF THE REAL
ESTATE OF CHARLES II. IIAINtS DECD
UNDER bEt REE IN CHaNcERl.
In the tircut Court for Cecil county. IN thanccry.
ORDERED, This first day of February, eighteen hun
bred and sixty m that the sale made and report
Real Estute of hnrles H. Haines, deceased he rail-.
fed and confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown before the lllh day of April
next; provided, copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed at flkton once II week tor
one month before the l!th day of March. next
The Report states the Amount of sales to he
Sf67sslis. hA\ III SCOTT. CLERK.
True copy: test. DAVID SCOTT,
Fob 8, lsis-lm Clerk
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DAVIS & McCAuLEY; don't forget the place ;
] door above Mitchcll's Drug Store. Goods
less than can be bought in the City to day
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The PRIMARY MEETINGS. TO day at s
O clock PM is the time appointed for the
holding of Primary Meetings by the Repub,
lican party Of the County, and we would
urge upon every one the Importance of this
first step in the campaign which is soon to
become active under that brave soldier,
Ulysses S. Grant, for the preservation of
the fruits of four years bloody war, which
have been SO nearly betrayed by the Judas
of the White House. The first step in a
campaign is harbinger of success or de.
feat in the enthusiasm or lack of it shown
by the party. Let the Republicans Of the
county organize Grant L Creswrll Clubs at
their Primary meetings and go into the
campaign early and earnestly, and by arork
snatch this county, at least, from the rebel
hands into which it has so nnhappily fallen
This can be accomplished if we do bnt lay
our shoulders to the wheel.
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Try our Soaps, and if they fail in the
great work they are expected to do, your
money will be refunded. Sold by Grocers.
MOORE & BRO, Sd and Orange Sts., Will
mington, Del,
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focal affairs.

EsTAnLLsRED-ther reputation of REESE &
FoARD for selling cheap goods.
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Char. Y.

In irAich a "Cih.en Of Elkton for HAIR a
Century" Houneth orer the Ertraragance
Of the Times:
We had thought that AFTER reading the
Reports Of the Grand Jures for the last
ten years, that every one had settled down
to the conclusion that new Jail and Court
House were Indispensable to the public bust.
ness Of the county. and that attempts longer
to patch those old buildings were like mend.
ing old garments with new cloth, which the
Scripture assures us will result in the rent
we're thrown away in repairs on the old Jail
last summer, aud to day the whole building
wonld not sell for the cost Of that patch. -
The Court House is about ditto TO the Jail,
an, amo"nt of patching, MS recommended
by this old "Ciizcn, would not improve
the building "A whit. We would respectfully
ask, without further reply to this writer, if
any project Of Improvement of public ma.
ture has ever been mooted, that was not op.
posed and impcdcd by those men whose cit.
izenship dates back among the moulIy ages
ef the past, and it u younger aud more en-.
tcrprisns race of men have not accom-.
plishcd all that has been done in the way of
advancing the the public interest, in spite Of
those fossils who will, in the very nature of
things, continue to revere the dust of past
century till the touch of time shall mingle
their dust with the crumbling ruins they so
cling to. Alas, this is human nature.
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verses which smack Of sarcasm, which will
appear next week.
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TOR RENT.

ENOR RENT.
i DWELLING HOUSE and WTEELW RIGHT
SllnP, situated in Pennington, Cecil county, Md
For further particulars apply to
JEllOlAkIM BRICkLEY,
Feb o. lS6S--iw Pennington, Md.
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situate. lying and hcing IN the Sixth Election Biz
lrrt al crcH county: 1t being the same property
Mirre"n WIN. ". Wiley now resides and Formerly
nl ELMl Ii. kCAnnIls IIll ~
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MARRIED.,

SHANNON -BERRY.--O the 18Th inst,
hy Rev. \, w, Bcnnum. al the parsonage,
Charealown, RICHARD SHANNON and NJ lRY
j. BERRY, both oil this county
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We defy the world to produce Soaps that
will give better satisfaction than our vii
mington City, Olive, Defensive and Brown.
Sold by all Grocers. MOORE & BRO, Sd
and Orange Sts., Wilmington, Del.
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DISSOLUTION.

The Copartnership heretofore existing under the
style of A. b. OWENS Co.. is day dissolved by m,.
tual consent W. d. Alexander is authorized to settle
the business of the firm. Both members Of the firm
will continue in business for their account.
A. b. OWENS,
Feb. %, 1s6S-lw* WIN. ID. ALEXANDER.
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tnNCERTS.-Ibe Couceris TO be given on
tho itb und 9th Of March, nu1er the auspices Of
the Building Committee OF the Odd Fellows
Hall, 10 which we made some riereuce in last
weeks Ihig, aud which will he under the man
agemeut Of that proficient i'll Vocal Music, Mr..
J. L. Wells, Of Philadelphia promitc TO be one
of those rare entertainments for which Mr.. Wells
is so celebrated in getting up. The beet mlisi-
cal talent Of Philadelphia has been engaged
which will have the assistance of our ELliton
singers Nothing will be left undone 10 make
these Concerts most attractive and entertaining
The music will consist of selections from pupu-
lar authors, comprising Solos, Duets. Trios and
Quartcttes, utersperscd with Scotch Ballads
etc.
a complete programme Of the Concerts will
be published in our next. To all lovers of
Vocal Music, we hesitate not TO promise II
most delightful feast of melody.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to tn" debtors of Washington
llyland, deceased, that WILMER IL. FOARD is my
only authorized Agent for the collection of claims due
the estate Of said deceased. All persons who have given
Notes pay able to Washington lIyld Are directed to
pay them only TO said Fnard.
ANN ELIZA HVLAND,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of Washington /! land, deceased.
Feb -, lSS--,it
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ME would call your attention TO KINGS PATENT
SAFETY BITS, for sale by
Jan 20. 1868 J. PERKINa Jn
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RECoyERED.--Thc satchcl containing many
bonds, notes and checks, lost by Jacob Tome,
Esq, President of The Cecil National Bank of
Port Deposit, from sleigh On the road between
P"ri Deposit and Pcrryvilc and advertised in
last week. Hhie was recovered ON Sunday last
A colnre'l man with The singular name of Enopno
TNnrh. and reported to he very honest, had
the checks, notes and the coupons Every
thing having the appearance Of money lie pre-
served lynch sold the Saonn Compound IN
tere,t Nate TO Robert Craig who had it changed
at the store of Mr.. j. W. Ablabanls in Port De
post. Mr. Nhrahnms compared the uunber on
The uoic with the advertisement, which cores
pended 10 The M. of The lost ,,ntc, and Craig
belug questioned gave lynch as the man wbpm
he received the noie from. lynch WIS consc-
qucntly sought ont on Sunday last, aud owned
up To having found The bag containing the pa
perS aud money, and confessed that he hal burn
ed everything except what looked like money.
The coupons not resembling money in bis opu-
ion shared, the fate of the sacbel notes and
checks The Bank officers will lie put To n
great dea of ironhle in duplicating the lost notes
aud checks.
We did not learn whether the rogue who at.
tempted This secondary theft is to be allow cd
to escape, or to be held to answer for the crime.
There ought to be an example made of such
rascaiy. 1t is very rarely that anything found
nowadays is returned to the owner, \ grea,
many persons have as species Of morality which
teaches them that it they .fnd an article that the
finding gives them right to appropriate ii to
their own use Such persons should be public,
ly stamped with the brand of the common thief
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Noaday the 24th Of Efhywmy, 1865,
lsqle 10 ronn'eurc positively at LOT oc'k consi.t,
iniluw- -? good N"ii, lim-t-. par Of IN,
large Mule, four year obi Colt which has Ce:1
been broken TO drive either ,outo siHgo ,TS-,a9
the superior stallion. GENERAL SIiER- y VI
G~e Nmiuln 1T the New Castle Agricultural FAN:
NNS%l tw" year old Gait, one year nd Ill. all
-1la4..-lHnt good stock; The Thoroughbred Durham,
bilI, Hcueial Grant. and the Thoroughbred Alle,n,
GulI, General Sherman Both those Bulls have lake,
the first premium the New Castle A.riculturul Fair
The thoroughbred thtrrny Cows Fanny and Cream
Pot also the Thoroughbred Durham Cow Strawberry
with Calf ut her side. All the above COW, have taken
first pr"miuns, and have the best prli.recs Tir >U-
periur Grade Cow Maggie. which ,, also taken "A frt
premium: " hnltbT"d td"ruN tuM>. 9 Devon ,,s one
# whtrh has twin Calves at hur >iir: ha!f bred Uuy
ham 'un>. l. Other ud najv. lows. several head of
superior "unG Stock: i,!,n yoke al large Oxen sey-
ctal Shoals, superior breeding Sow. The FARMING
implements consist OF Flows = ilIr,ws, Il tutiya.
tors. Land Rioters. Grain prill. ! NlI,cl Rok.
Hose Cats. ON.Cait, Rr,d Wheel Wagon for fnnr
horses. with Hay Rigging, new Sp,ins Furniture.
Car twr-horSc Dearborn DuGuut combined Rca,,ls
and Mowers, Kirby Mower, new: | endless chain
Horse f"w"i with ThH>her and Straw Carrier . Gram
Fans, STRAW cutter, Mil for grinding com and oni>
corn ari cob, Corn shelter, Root Cutter Sleigh
Two l"rsc omnibus, 2sr< Lead Geais sets Cart Gears
l set ri very hrn,! Wagon Harness. set do Iipl,
several sets Of l"N tears: Dairy Fixtures cousi.fin,
ni 'hirns. Milk Pens, Miii, rau- Buckets Strainr,s
tiatH rndlcs. S'ythcs, ShoNtis. Spades Picks. Nut
otks, li"cs kahrs, ANc~ &c &C.. 30 tons cr Iia, No
rnSirnncni.nt ON account # wc;ithci
IEiMS--StN months credit for all amounts over fIlv
dollars, with n"tc payable At Newark National Bank
with approved endoiscr Hud II paid ut MATURITY
interest Will be added from day sale For all ami
paid in cash. discount uf ave PEI ccn viii he allowed
on 'h' ihtr "i the ny WILLIAM DEAN
f'h' - lS'A-'It II. T. EmnLE. Auctiy.esr
For llvtR COMPLAINT AID nySrtr,f,-I'se DR. &
Rogers Liver Pills purely vegetable. They are war
rnnicG to give satisfaction fcpot 2o6 Dock street,
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PUBLIC SALE.

NJ 'IIUEUTI"T, IIlIVIIIIIIK 70 IIIl ITHTG, VIII sci
al Public Sale, on the PREMISES II miles north Of
the Maryland Pivot Bridge, on
Friday, tie 9th day Of March, 1868,
his entire Stock and Farming Implements, to-Wit:
T.h good Horses, pair Of well e=a----=SS
"glsEfa broken Mules, Colts, (ri4ug - ii 4 n
yst,p9 y'ars) Colt (ri4ng years SS1Sl
v Z { superior Cows 2 Heiers, (2.a XVI LE
years "iiD Bull, q years old ycaring calves,
Shoats, Carriage. iron axle Wagon, MIL Wagons
Horse Cart, Reaper aud Mower combined, Gram
Drill, Grain Fan. Corn Sh"lier Seei-rooth Horse
Rake, Double HarTofs, ;. Harrow, 4 Cultiva;Ors
Flows, It lot If Harness, lot Of Meat and "Ihei
articles too numerous to mention.
Also. 20 Acres of Wheat and 8 Acres of RNo,
The TERMS or SALE. ALI gums Of so and unto
Cash; all sums that amount credit of Nine
with interest from date, and approved security.
fc-Salc to commence at IL o'clock An.
Feb -, lS6S-.m EiMt FL q. SMITH
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Bf-LAWs.--On our outside page this week
we print the Laws of the Elktou Building
Society, for the benefit of those who NAV wish
10 form such societies in other towns of the conn
ty.
The bylaws were printed and bound in
pamphlet form at The Hhig office, and if sim.
liar societies should be organized in other parts
of the county we would be pleased to get up the
necessary books for them, which we will do as
chenplv and as neatly as they can be done any
where. We solicit all work Of the kind on the
equitable terms above named
TIE TEMPERANCE LECTrRE.-On Friday
night OF last week, in pursuance Of announce.
mrnt, the Temperance order Of this town, held
its regular monthly meeting at the NJ, j.. Church
Rev. Mr.. Snyder, from New Jersey, delivered
the address, W hich was able and earnest through
out, These monthly Temperance meetings il
perseveleI in, cannot fail to produce vast
amoun' Of good. Though they may not be az
compsuied with any extraordinary enthusiastic
demonstrations, a silent influence on the side
Of temperance aud morality must result from
them, which will make itself felt ere long
throughout the whole community.
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The following are the appointments for
Cecil comfy by Governor Swami they are
the present officers reappointed -
Richard McFarlan and Henry w. Thorpe,
Notaries Public at Elkton Edward Moore
and George Anderson, Notarics at Port De-
post. Wood Condensation Alexander, at
Port Deposit; VIM. Mauley, at North
East: George r. Perry, at Perryville. Cor
oner-l Harrison T. Bennett. Lumber In
spectors at Port Deposit w. Stack.
house, Joseph Burlin. Joseph II. Cameron,
Richard NJ. Brown, Henry Whitelock, Ed
ward T. Earring, James Nj. G. Mccullough,
John ". Mccullough, Clinton }. White,
VIM. Phillips, Jacob NJ. jennings, Vim.
Gray, Richard Thomas, Robert Phillips and
John Moore. Justices of the Peace First
Dlstrct-Wm. Hunter and VIM. H. Pearce;
Second-Gilbert Chrisfeld and A. p. Bar
wick; Third-,Joseph h. Brown, Enos Scar.
borough and Geo. r. Howard; Fourth
Benz. G.. Cowan and Robert Mackey;
Flfth-El Janncy, Samuel Logan and !. n.
Benjamin; Six,h-James O. Mccormick,
Isaac r. Taylor and James s. Rae; Sew
enth-Theo. II. Knight, Eli Cosgrove and
Madison Rowland; Eighth--.Ioseph Peoples
and Stephen j. Hanna; Nulh-.Iohn Don
ahoe and Isaac +. Vanarsdale.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
w In every locality. An Agent for the Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Company of Wilmington
References required. Address
GEO, w. STONE, 6cnl Snpi,
Oct ", lsoI-,i Wilmington, Del
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Our Soaps are sold by nearly every grocer
in this State, and very largely in Mary
and Pennsylvania, and arc giving entire sat
isiaction. MOORE& BRO, I'd and Orange
SITS, Wilmington, Del.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Nonaay, the 2+N Of Ffhyuayg. 1865

The sul5erih"r, declining the farming and dan, u.
ness, will Sell cut his eu'rc stock without ,r, t
pnhli" Yale. on lis iaiEr. inni Newark. Del on
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The Cecil Wing.
ELKTON, FEBRUARY %, 1865.
For President
GENERAL ULYSSES 9. GRANT.
Tri Iicf-fTeSiICW,
HON. JOHN A. j. CRESWELL.

Subject to the Decision of the Republican National
Convention.
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PUBExS SAFE.

N" subscriher having sold li4 farm, VIII .cII ~
nhlic sale, on the premises. near Rising sun un
Monday, tie an 2oy Of Narch. 1863,
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PROPOSALS FORE MEAT.

wAsHISGroS, d. c., Feb "A. 1873
SEALED Pfoposals, OF the form furnished BY The uu-
TtffBX3 Ss Ot SS ds, 81 Ia d"R9s pI
the FRESH and Corned Beef aud Mutton required Tor
snle % issue to all connected with the Department OF
t Mssnng'oR IL teis city, .o for supplying he
Fresh aud Corned Beef Said proposal Tor Washing.
ton, y C., will include all Fresh and Corned Beef
and Mutton required for issues, aud also for sales To
9meers aud others authorized to purchase at this
depot,
The Fresh Beef required for sales to supplisd
be 81 The finest quality, Of select parts. made ny
the ocer In charge, from the hind quarters aud nh.
be q equal proportions Of fore aud hind
necEs, shanks. and kidney tallOw not received Ali
tue meat Will be subject to rigid inspeeton be Of
condition In all etses, II the meat Is not sstisfSe,
Tory, purchases In the open market will bo made a.
ths expense VI the contractor,
M Ihs contractor VIII be required to deliver the meat
distribute such quantities aud at such lines AZ ~
Separate proposals will be received for SUPPLY nv
Fresh aud Corned Beef and with COTnsd Beef and
Mutton, In Washington, ID. G., but no prOposi lion
WI be regarded for furnishing the Fresh Bee I In
nd Issues In accepting the last bid, the Lowest
Norage price on the quantity required for bOtI
poses III be considered. Bidders must be pn sent
lhe opening VI the bids,
meat purchased, or when In funds for the pufJ ,ose
be settled " The ocsr The Subsistence art Tii
The contract. will be made for six months, from the
LIST day OF April, 1883 such period AS the ComIns.
hsry General may determine.
,pr"posS "a J2I Al e2npoosd with the
Broyot Major denersl W. H. Emory. soS asnaas. OIL
mh5'a Depot and Chief Z. 8.
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DRoPosALsf FOR CONTINUING DELAWARE
L BREAKWATER.
UNITED STATES EsvISgER OFFICE.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 10. 1865 }
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, with copy VI THIS
advertisement attached T. each will be RECEIVED At
necessary for putting upward VI 90 tons Of stone In
position at the Delaware Breakwa ana leo breaker
Four Of the stone to be irregular blocks each
weighing from two 10 Ave aud a half tonsi one. NTH
Of less than two tons. All stones laid dry.
Bidders to furni sh all the machinery, boats. moor
ings &c., and whatever may be required for properly
RECEIVING, removing, and putting stones In place.
The work TO be Mt all times subject to inspection by
United States agents, and not paid for until accepted
by them. A deduction OF twenty Ave per eentuIn
made on part payments until completion and accept
ance Of all tho labor.
Work to commence about the 18th Of May, aud to be
completed by the 10Th Of October, 1888.
Bidders will state the rate OF labor por ton OF
pounds at which they will put In place the stones dc.
livered to them. or removed by them, at the Break
water aud lee breaker.
Each proposal mutt be guaranteed by two respopsi.
BILE persons, whose signatures should be appended to
the guaranty, aud who should be certified 10 as being
good and sufficient security by the United States lis
trct Judge, attorney, collector, other public cor
Envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals Tor Labor Tor
Delaware Breakwater.h
Bids will be opened at u m. on Thursday, March
l2, ISIS Bidders are Invited to be present For other
particulars aud printed forms apply at this ONCE,
q. SEAFORTH STEWART,
feblv-Ot H.. n EuRiuaprA
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mh5-td


UNITED STATES ESUIyggR oPPIcR,(
Proposas will be received at this ONCE until noon
h Mn5h % hS sf S
70 be- ii the rough, and tSeSssnd Tire:
. sd feet
% SstMs.a ASt lGS and pieces Of aimeu
sSn iSn sSntnS sGSs and IS pieces
cube feet, and IS bsess sSi g sr S
Between June 10 and July 1865. IS pieces of dlmeu
son stops y pieces Of cut granite
,Be.ween July Is and August - 1885, the remainder.
p.r pses S1 dnSPs.o1 sssSs in cubic feet and 81
vary IN lengths from feet inch to feet, in width
Eject to fest inches Each stone must as 10
size to the definite dimensions given in the draw nga
and other deieets, and be we'll quarried 10 make at
uTsl beds, and cut to full edges.
join.s must be carefully cut to the Eiyen
stones to be LETT in the rough but 10 have drais on s
az ae wS ss Sq aS g H sdff batter
builds to be trough hamme red straight, afe And
Vary In from eet inches to ,ss ssSsdor r.
widths from feet inches to feet inc Ies and In
With each offer must DO given the nan e. Of two re-
spSGsnS persons AS guarantees for ,h faithful
SST he %Saa I'D Tic aeecssa ~ rI,y II BE 91s
ior bids aud guarantees will bifuTnD he'd upon sppl.
foot Of store to be furnished IN the rough, aud he
price per Gu bic foot for the cut stou e.
Plans and Specifications reU Iy, and NAV lie az
amiued during the usual office ours. At IT, g. Ensi
Agsr Once fourth door, City Hs Il.
Each proposal must be mark ed on the OutsIdo of
the envelope. Proposals for Granite Tor Port Nc.
'' Rrevet Major General United Il states nSsThs la,,
Lieutcng Mt Colonel EuKiuepTs