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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

HALF-FARE-INDIANA STATE TEN :
PERANCE ALLIANCE.-The Evansville
& Charlottesville and Terre Haute 81
Richmond Railroads will convey all
delegates and others attending the
annual meeting Of the State Tenn
perance Alliance, to be held at Indi-
annapolis, on Wednesday. February
10Th at half-fare. Delegates will pay
full fare going. aud be returned free
on certificate Of attendance.
CHARLES w. STAGG.
Corresponding Secretary
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2 DEMOCRATIC SILVER BAND.-The
Democratic Silver Band was out on
Saturday, aud treated our people to
some very good music.
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Nil10ards Heir Needles, IA Patent
WrapDers, are superior to all others.
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EB- How T---,T mothers suffer the agony
II ssaainr ti-rlf lie ones snatched away
ssRuIz ttf- IS le WhoOping Cough, or
G5GpthCl g, Ill On single bottle OF POland's
NKIlite ~ o. pound would have saved
GEaa but .-i1ic. rs inftlltbfe.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

REPLEvIN SUIT-There was but
one case before Esquire Walker on
Saturday Carrie Wilson, who has
been boarding with Jennie Dean, ap-
piled for writ Of replevin to recover
her trunk, which she said Jennie re-
fused to give up. Carrie was DESTROYS
of changing her boarding house, and
Jennie in consideration Of a smalLun-
paid board bill, desired to make her
self safe by the detention of the
trunk. In obedience to the writ the
trunk was forthcoming.
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LUNCH LU CHl-Graud Lunch at
the DeiD19BicO every morning, from
ten to twelve O'Clock, and every might,
from nine to twelve 0 clock. Every
body invited. feb22-lW
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Take none other than C7arE's Cotton.
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Trnth Stranger than FIetlOn.
clEWARK, LICKING COUNTY, ONO,
A uo1sf 10 1897

1iEWARKr LICKING COUNTY, ONO !
a August 10, 1867.
lNessrs HOSTErEER & NTH:
f&cntlemenT-My wife having received so
Mzueh beneflt nom your Bitters, / deem tt
my duty 10 give testimony ina their favor.
"A aeuub one and a half years since she had
- very severe attack Of Dysentery,L or
.ItgOdy Flux, which became chronic and
mn Ettnued for the above period Of time,
naming the mos skillful physicians IN
aa1ss country. We finally became dscour-
ed, auu gave up all hope OF her recoY-
ea-y, when, by accident, my attention was
"a He'd 10 your most valuable Btters by
AA sssrs. Collins a. ThurstOn, druggists
banding me one Of your Almanacs- Find
lM% them accommodated for Bloody Flux.
" Sought one bottle. and commenced CIV
ling according 10 directions: and before
.asas-Ghird Of Lhs 60ttle had been taken she
nWAs entirely cured, and enjoys perfectly
Wrtod health az this time. r.ltI va -.
Most respectfully yours, -1t
w 10 NfTTrER
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Esg~ Carriers lux is the best In the
market.
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meteorological Observations.
Meteorologicals observations taken daily
at the JOURNAL Oflce. aG #f aas.
6A. N. NOON. p NJ BIDT'
Thermometer. 800 So SO 4So
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PERsoNAL.--Manager Golden ar
rived in the city yesterday. His com
pany is now at Rockport, playing to
large houses. 1t is gratifying to know
that he has met with good success
both at BoonvilIe and Rockport. He
will play one more week at Rockport
and one week at greensboro, after
which be will return to this city Our
theatre gOers will be glad to learn
that he proposes to return at so early
a dav.
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THE MIrE.-The mite to be given
at the Episcopal parsonage tonight,
will no doubt be d great success The
young men having the matter in
charge, and under whose auspices the
mite will be given, have taken great
care that every arrangement for the
pleasure Of visitors has been made.
A good supper will be provided; but
if there was no supper to be given,
the smiles Of fair ladies', who will be
in attendance, would be enough. A9-
mission 80 cents. 5
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Bg- Lead Pencils, Penholders, &C.,
for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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Fan Ice House to rent. In
quire at the JOURNAL Office. If
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MOST respectfully yours
w. ID. NUTTER.
e8RANCHvILLE, Ala, March IL, 1867.
-Adessrs. HOsFErTER & SMITH, tu

:
Plttsburg, Pas q.
L1ear Sirs-I am hardly able 10 express
GxwV gratitude for the benefit have derived
ILuOrn the use OF your STOMACH BITTERS.
Efaave been afflicted with Liver Complaint
an dyspepsia for more than five years,
y from which 4 suffered no little. My phi y
szHsians fai led TO give me permanent relief
81 became melancholy and unhappy my
rssOn stitution was much broken down by
H1Z-izg mercury. Accidentally meeting
rw1Gtl one OF your Almanacs, a. Induced me
-Ea procure a few bottles 81 your Bltters,
.1V11teh afforded me very great relief; and
= 90 INV sincere opinion that they Will
Ezar- sffe-t permanent cure. i was pro-
11s1rznced incurqDle, aud my! recovery
LrE8urh your Bitters Will be little short
n g. miracle. My neighbOrs express sur
wise 81 seeing me so much improved In
lasazliith, and look upon my rapid recovery
ssf 1gOuderful. NJ -aE
Gratefully yours,
R0BERT +. NEWTON, PM, 8
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B- Carriers Ink is the best in the
market
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

BD~ Carriers Ink, in quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting room. JOURNAL Co.
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Machines Use clqrh's Spool cotto4
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sBSy@ Legal and FooIscap-the finest
Quality-for sale at this Office.
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C2arh's Spool Cotton is s Cord to so
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Notice

dfilloard's Needles fOrsale everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

Clark Spool Cotton is the best.
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Maward's Needles are the best.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

Ladies' use CIark's Spool Cotton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

Hand sewing try W7,oqrd's Needles.
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SABBATH IN FHE GtfF.
The PulpIt-HeFesIes OF Campbell.
ism Exposed.

Rev. G. II. FooTE, of Cairo, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church yesterday, and
preached a sermon to large congre-
cation in the forenoon, from the text,
| Peter, 3:15. Ana be ready al,0ays
TO gre an aRs1oer TO eUery man that
asheth you a reason Of the hope that Is
IN you. The subject of the sermon
was the
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Wheat very strong, but quiet; there
anu r.ea holders seser naa ws al iS TSs
confined 10 abou, 20 600 bushels nj III ga FOR No.
spring. 81 81 for poor No. Chicago and including two
loads No Spring. deliverable 10 all this month, on private
terms Winter wheat was aue and nearly nominal Califor
MIA dull and nominal at about ~ 90 Rye firm with
sales OF about bushels at u 80 Il Western and
State. Corn opened nrne but closed duh and heavy. The
mixed Western anoat closing sI17 81 Ia 81 10 IN store,
81 IL for new white 81 u for do yellow and ~ IL Al Is
for unsount mixed Wcsern OATS active tpecula
amount The sales abo 19cO0O Bushels IKE
In siore and anont Barley aud nominal with sales
OF 1908 bushels at 81 i for fench. ship Malt dull
FIspry cod were slow OF sale, bu, prices were steady
nj "a SIN ~ 50 for Georgia. For msckere the
also duh but steady Al 4 90 for bay No. ss0 80 a
were unchanged being quotes 2 ss for large S IS
i2 for medium. Smoked ierrIng qules scaled
quoted at 3c. <Jc and No lat 2sc Picked steady
at a. % = a. 80 ana picked scale "a So
FRFsnra. Tho market VAS quiet, hut sbou, former
ratcs prevailed The charsre business only
active but without change OF consequence. The
engageenis wcre:To Liverpool loo hhds ssow at 2Js
2s d. go bbs rosin ss 2c boxes bacon and O0U
cheese private Per steamer, cotton WAS
quoted ~ d To London, bb-. pork al as Cd, % erces
heroes 900 tons Oh cake IN bags u.s., ana IS hhds
ampback " U.s. Cd and eaner 1000 bales hops at
ID To Antwerp, 600 rces lard AZ s2s 3d. and 400
corn at "a. The charers we're: British brig with 500
qrs grain, TO Bristol channel, at BE- 3D. British brig, 10
LISBON, laoI qrs graii AZ e. nrilish bark, from *
brig, 500 bbs capacity, To Porto Rico back 70 so;
lrtish BRIG 2suo bbis.. 20 the windwsrd, al DC.
Brtsh brig, from Turk. Island, with lido bushels
100 @ slaves, at ssi an American brs 10 Marsoes, Win
lGn0 cares petroleum. at gle per case British bark
Philadelphia to Cork Tor orders, United Kingdom ~ CONT
Sea ,s S at g. ss "a . S1s ss brig Of $40 tons
GUHnIkS-.uaas demand najoD verS n,sdo on
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from the above and the list was generally weaker
The quotations the second open board were IS fol-
lows:-Cumberand. 3sH; Wells. Fargo Co.'s Ex-
press 26i1 a e61s; American Express. 451S; Adams
Express, As 49s4; United States, 46h; Merchants
Union. 1s a lsss; Quicksilver, % "a; Canton, IS
4s&; Mariposa preferred. 20 21h; Pacific
Mail, 115& 1l55s; Western Union Teie-
graph s61s q s6az; New York Central, 1858;
Erie 375S u So; do. preferred SIS 60; Hudson River
I2s 12sA; Reading, 9sH a 9sh; Wabash, 67H
SIX; Chicago and Alton, lao las; Bankers and
Brokers' 1O7; Alton and Terre Hsute, ssh Al; do
preferred, 81 a 831s; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 65H
&C; do preferred, SAX s5 Fort Wayne, Ill nix;
Ohio and Mississippi, 800 Sox; Michigan Southern
s7h SIX; Illinois Central. la $50; Pittsburg,
s5h s5ss; Toledo, 101h lOlss; Rock Island, 1o7A
1919; Northwestern, 1874 7SS; do. preferred, SlH
x; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 20 bid.
There was not great deal Of gossip on the street
to-day OF character to AFFECT the market. except
revival OF the Injunction story respecting North
western, which forced that stock down. New York
Central receded In the absence OF confirmation OF
the story that the Injunction upon its directors would
be modified or removed and the rest OF the market
declined in sympathy. demand for proxies in
Plttsburg to-day kept that stock firm. The following
were the closing quotations on the street at hafpas
five o'cock:-New York Central, l24k 124,s; Read
ing 9sk es5s: Pacific MAIL lis bd ST. Paul, 85 bid;
DO preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, Ilok Ill; Ohio and
Mississippi, 3o1S SO%; Michigan Southern, 81 S7A;
Pittsburg, IS s55s; Rock Island 1o7h 1919;
Northwestern. 77x bid; do. preferred, 500 S01.
The Stock Exchange to-day adopted Q resolution
advancing the price OF associate membership in the
government department from $500 to $4,000, to take
eject Immediately.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub Treasury in this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
follows:-
Custom House. ---SlIb- Treasury
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Dec 7....S177,s46 S,967,71 $l758,962 $8s,e92, 78
Dec ST.. 100000 2,5l7,79A 597,261 9O,6l3 293
The value OF exports exclusive OF specie) from
New York TO foreign ports for the week ending to-
day was 81 9ol. against $4.2892 o7 for the week
previous.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ronp--McArLrrr.--Int this city, on sunday, De-
cembcr O. by the Rev. Or. McGlynn, JEREMIAH FORD
to ELIZA McAuLrtE. No cards.
CARpSEg--CLARKE.--0n Tuesday, December =, at
the residence OF Mr.. H. q. Disbrow, the brides
brother-inlaw by the Rev. J. Il. Brackett FRANK VI.
GARDINER 10 MATTE a. CLARKE, both OF Brooklyn,
l.. u.
HALI,--SrvroR.- on Tuesday, December 8, by the
Rev. J. ID. Burchard, WILLIAM J. HALL 10 AMANDA
NJ daughter OF the late Edward II. senior, all OF
this city. No cards.
HoRSH-RussEfI.--O "Wednesday October %, by
the Rev. Robt. Huchings, WILLIAM HORNE to isA-
BELLA RUSSELL.
RowIASps-slmos-By the Rev. Mr.. Ward.
Ninth street. EDWIN RowIANDs, son or John ROW
lands. OF Manchester, England 10 Rosa WEvERMAN,
daughter OF Isaac Simon, Of Names, Gernany.
SCHREINER--NAN BESSCB0rES.--On Tuesday, De-
CENTER :, at the First Reformed church, BROOKLYN,
scHREiNEs to NJ. ALICE daughter OF ). Van Ben
schoten, Isq.
JnRuor-SgItrIr-- Monday, November %, at
tns rsadencs OF the brides psrents w the Rev. Or
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nENTIsTs.-FOR SALE, FIVE OF BUTLER BEN
nes patented Dentists Chairs separately or together
~ Nassau street.
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200 bales here and Boston Al TIC. a7Nc, gold In bond
nprsTne market dull but very firm :. our quot.
Sa. e9m. g 1 & s ,s Iess
v'sso se geS dol 70 lbs. ass 49, y sG IT,.
&c. ssiss Rio arands, % q lbs sss ornoco .
ibs Ale California 2 lbs 2oc 81 Central Amer
M vsrr cru .lss (. ra sng 3
p lbs, isc loc Total stock. December s. 1865 sssO
HExrMan!la quie. at lie, gold. Juss quiet but
%sssssa 81
e asfs Il &c.,
Bengal s9s'Hass ss1'ss . nit
unehsnsed disOsarnoat wa. quoted a U.s. with sales
% a.I.sasirs was held = rs ~; heard e e no
s @ or Which . woush.
ON and q an
rive ws.: soa on private term. New A%srs,n rails xers
LEATIrR-fhs market for hemlock sole was unchanged
The receipts fair though The stock moderate o.L
% s do cn sss a. hs.1y sss s a Csc 81 81
ass Il o. good as%Asss Kind,
the rough, 800 ssc OAK slaughter Heavy, sso. 4So
ss &c. als s a. aas ss M s a.
the rough h S Sssss &C. DO mdde &c. &c do. Light
Ordinary foreign was dun and unchanged. being
MoLAssEs oreaSs was in fair demand ., abou. the
prices previously current while foreign was du aud som1a
Leans at 74c 75c and by aucon 1000 do do at Sc
Naval Receipts 40 bbls rosn For spirits tur-
pentine tho market dun and heavy at
sales were j. bSs a, a5e ssc, ana Is do retail LOTS
At axe. CSC: Resin dun and heavy The only sales
pale IS and 50 DO No Is We quote Strained,
Extra s ao o. * y 81 ~ IS B Bss
realized s2Is Wilmington was duh at ss % gu TO- 80.
with sales OF 10000 gallons private terms Olive was dull
FOR Ms lard was n a s x and s ~ S
SHE 500 Fish oils were dun sales 200 bb crude SPERM
81 os and bleachsd winter whale ii 81 Is. The
crude whale made at 81
81 was IN some n e. s sss DO ,1ns sbe
market closing at S5S &c.
and Z kegs dc
hogs The market Tor pork was stu the sales being
Ing At ABOUT a Is for new mess The sales were bb
in lots, At 25 IS 2o for old and mess 9 so W. for
was quoted At Ss s4 So For February delivery $50
bbs new mess were sold At S Live hogs were steady at
fair demand al fun prices, the sales comprising 500 bb
I'll 7 for plain and l2 $1s for extra do. fierce
Prime ~n mes ~ sso INDIA do ISL s Besf hams
continued hrm, with saes of q bbs at from $50 1882 Cut
iod for dry sa ted and potsd shoulders ise for
Ss a.
was fair demand and prices were firm, the sales
:ss sa' on
s" @ Delivery
butter moderately active at prices not differing from
those previously current Tho demand st mainly
fair the market firm Ut quotations
Stock light We quote:-
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,nst Two O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY. Dec. Sc Pm.

TUESDAY, Dec. Sc r. u.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-For Eastern spruce the market
moderately active and prices without alteration
the sales being 900 feet Mt x9 A2 Lahs mode
rate demand at ~ Rosendale cement steady at ST. with
fair demand Lime steady at 81 90 for
"a lump For bricks the market steady at the fol-
lowing quotations :Tong Island I'll Croton, &l8 x23 New
Jersey SIS Sill North river, $40 ~ xlS, and Philadelphia
front, $l5 $50.
BEEswAx was dull and nominal Mt 41c. a 42c.
CocoA was dull. dusyaqui in bond was quoted at 9c
10c., gold.
CoPpHn.For ineot the market tolerably active and
firm though unsettled The sales including those previously
reported about lbs at ssc the spot
at about Axe, cash, and 2i14c for future delivery :
CoFFER-For Rio the market dull and prices OF all
but good prime grades heavy. We heard OF
sales Other descriptions quiet sales $50 bags La
guayra at 16c god and 30 do. MaracAbo 2c currency
We quote:Rio, ordinary cargoes, nc: Sac. gold in
bond; fair do s4c. 9c. good do, 10c. 10c.; prime
do. Ike. Ike; extremes for iots, &c. 24c Masss
William Scott Sons make the stock Of Rio to-day In New
York:-lbl006 bags. Baltimore, $4,000 Savannah, 5000;
Boston, 200; New Orleans, 200 Philadelphia, loo; Mo-
bile, 1000.
CoTToN-Receips 1855 bales The market was fairly ac-
tive the demand being principally export and at the close
prices firm at revised quotations appended The
sales 44s7 bales ncudn $50 10 arrived of which 2469
were taken by exporters 0 by snners and s by specu-
lator The sales besides $50 bales for February
livery ard $50 do. midliug, for january, February
Marc Mt l1c. Va uote.
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$50 bbs refined and 7s4 do crude
The latter wa. in improved demand and being in small
The sales 40 &c., do private erms 900
do for ~ the las, half Of h. month mont a. c closing a;
wa. IN better demand and higher the market closing
the price, sss and a'i $500 lat. last sSsnns
for the balance Of this month s2c Nsphtha was DUH but
degree Of activity and rmnes prices being
Be- higher The sales 1000 bbs part late last even
II loo d. do o. private terms. 800 DO, from Jan
uapy to March Isoo each month"; at Soc;
sUGAR-The fairly active the demand
better closing at i0c Ike 10 good refining Cuba
&c lc for fair to good grocery do, ls&c for
Eco sna & for grocery rradss DO The ss
were 1907 ihds Cuba lie MO. for Cnba--amos ali
the inside isc for Demerara For refined the
market active and prices materially higher The
stock Of some kinds was TO the demand and
l5c 15Isc soft white. ,sc l4Sc. yellow, sc BE
SAiT-The demand Was fair ana with light stock prices
~ 10 per sack; Marshas and worthingtons SO SO 10;
ground, - az TO- Higgins, % rs > Vi So Deans,
Evans 2c, 50 co. Turks Island, soc. CSC. per
srTLrra was moderately active but at lower prices. the
GALES being 70 tons at 6c gold, and 30 do In lots mt
sKiSs-Dcer moderate request and in small
ra american and 90 arrive Soo do Para ali private
Goat also In small stock and steady in value.
Sas, ssaSs sa On ma"moo % do
Vera Cruz o5c do Buenos Ayres, exc t0c, currency
s DO se' &c. vera cs and Gen.
trail American See San juan s2sc; sisa SOc Angostura,
sprRMAcsIi.~Refned was dun and nominal at 45c.
ToEAcooThe market for Kentucky exhibited fair de-
OF ACTIVITY the demand being almost entirely for the low
1sO hhds. at Tho BE- chiey at NC aec Seed leaf
steady, with moderate demand Sales $50 ordinary
lie Spanish unchanged being moderately active and
nnar Il. In Va nj n
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COOPERATE SrocK was slow OF snle, but unchanged ia
value We quote: shocks, g5 inch heads, S3 t3 Is
inch heads, sI55as2 ST. rum do IS 81; pipe do, d 30
"a. box $50; green hoops, II 5j S56; green
hoops. II feet S4S n ga.
ClNDLEe were exceedingly quei, the demand being con
jobbng lots nj PIC. go. for M
l6c. for sperm and 5oc for patent.
CORDA0E.-Msnia dull, but steady nj 81 Nc g1kc.
DRuGs DYES continued dull but prices were gene
rally steady The sales 80 soda 81 Is 81 81
gold lu0 tons soda ash At 2c 24c dot 50 drums caUso
soda at - 81 " 10 do bcsrh coda At &c. DO, do;
4c gold; tartar, 29Sc, do 40 bales gum arabic
sorts and Is bbs camphor private terms.
FLOUR GRAIN-Receips 1892 bbls nonr 600 do and
20l sacks corn meal bushels wheat 6Uo do The
market for Western -four continued heavy for high
grades steady for others therc
inquiry md considerable speculative purchases
reported very fun and In prices. Some
lines placed on n basis of 10c 15c advance The
general market quiet however, without Improvement In
prces California nour si dill and nominal,
exremey dcu: to se at any price. The sales about
u 900 bbs Southern flour still dull and Irregular, and
quotations afford but poor nder 10 the
bills Rye -four steady with sales of $50 bbs Corn
good demand, sales being 500 bbs Fairfax
IN yrvatc terms and Jerse, ats We uuote
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PROPOSALS..
pEorosALs FOR $4,000 CITY ,EMErEnY STOCK

Sealed proposals win be received At the Comptroers Once
until ursday II, 1865 at O'Clock r. NJ, when the
same WI be publicly opened for the whole or any Of Inc
chapter l7 Laws OF lse and by ordinance Of the
mon Council, approved by the Mayor, Nov. ~, 1853
said stock Ia be issued for the OF providing
means for The eof PLOT Of ground BY the Commits
soners OF Public Charities and Correction within the bounds
res OF this STATE suitable Tor public cemetsry or burial
ground additional 10 the plots used by them for such
purpose.
The stock win bear interest the OF cent
annim payable semtannualy the first day OF May and
Noyember In each the principal will DO redeemed
on the lrst day of August, 1855.
The proposals. will the OF stock desired ana
the price Soo thereof persons whose
are accepted VIII heeupon be required deposit with 3he
sether with any premium thereon.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
nsran Tor such deposits the parties viii be entitled -
cerhcates Tor equal amounts of the value OF the
awarded TO them, bearing interest from the dateaf
Zach proposal should be sealed "Prop0asls
Tor City Cemetery Stock" enclosed in second enved
addressed to the Comptroller
The right Ia any or ALL of thu bids n
interests oil the Corporation require H.
=. -, RICHARD Il. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
TROLLKgs OFFICE, Nov. %. IsSs
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DROPosALs FOR FILLING THE FIRST SECTION or
u the South Boston Flats.
COMMONWEALTH or MAssAcUUsErrs


HAkBok COMMISSIONER OFFICE
CITY HAIL, BoeTos, Dec g. 1891
Sealed proposals will be received oce unit Sat,r
day, the 1h December 1855, at L. O'clock noon Tor tina all
of the hats owned by the Commonwealth Of south Hos
ton lying between reserved channel exterior
line, laid down plan adopted by the Legislature,
which plan and the specifications under which
be done be examined nj the office OF the Board u
Commissioners City Hall.
l. The hlling 10 grade 10 k 10 material taken from
such of Boston harbor provided the OF
chap a26) the Commissioners may from Tins d.
rect and three feet OF top ns grade H. shall DO of
clean gravel
3 The Commonwealth the right OF adopting within
one year. system OF docks streets and drainage tho
land filled aud OF altering the from time TO time,
thu work proceeds being understood that not than
third OF the territory to be reserved for streets d
docks.
&. The viii required build temporary bk-
heads to protect the filing from being removed by the dur
rents untn the permanent wallis built.
T. Payments FOR the bling viii DO made In land hs
and proposals what the
filled shall belong to the State and the contractor respect
lively The division of tho hand between the Commonwealth
and the contractor shall be made time ap
sone to the OF the Governor and Coune
In such manner be agreed upon In the contract
B. Proposals will also be received stating the price
foot which will be paid for the flats they With
obligation the part OF the bidder I'LL the flats within
three years subject to all the conditions mentioned In Geo.
tons l. and g.
s. Tie right TO reject any proposals and
their acceptance subject TO the approval OF the Governor
and Council
Each bidder must DO prepared give satisfactory bonds
Proposals be endorsed "Proposas for filing
section OF tho South Boston Flats"
JOSIAH QUINCY, Chairman.