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The Spring Meelil of ,he Magnolia Jockey
lFrom the Mobile Trlsars Of sunday.I

From the Mobile Trtsare Of sundsy.I
Tomorrow afternoon commences the spring
meeting of the Magnolia Jockey Club Association
and we feel no hesitancy 10 saying 1t will be one
of the most successful and interesting ones that
has ever taken place. There are three races an
nounced for the first day, and. as will be seen by
reference TO the advertisement. the entries com
prise some Of the best horses on the turf. The
Challenge Plate will be for in the first race,
and 1t will be most exciting and interesting one.
We learn from the best sources that large
number of badges have already been sold and the
demand still continues. A number of persons
have arrived in the past several days for the pur
pose of attending the races, and we understand
that the fair sex will be-as it should be-well
represented.
At the sale of pools last night at the Battle
House Saloon Moore was the favorita in the three
and five race. Rousseau second favorite, bat
Jennie C. became the favorite over Rousseau be-
fore the selling closed Jos. Z. Johnston sold for
about $40 In $500 pools. In the Alabama Stake,
Broadnax was first favorife. Patterson second
and Warwick third. The pools averaged $40, SIS
and s.. ..,.
The following gentlemen connected with the
turf, representing the different associations, are
here to attend our races: Gov. p. o. Hebert, Mr.
8. L. James, and Gen. Westmore, of the Metairie
John H. Small, secretary of the Buckeye Club
Cincinnati; William CoDnor, OF the Laclede Asso-
ciaton, st. Louis, and Mr.. Coffee, OF New York
In addition to these, there are many others, whose
names We we're unable to learn.
In the above list we neglected to mention that
Mr.. Johnson of Tennessee, the owner Of the
celebrated horse Muggns, is also here.
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L. q. q. #.
Baton Rouge. omcsp-oscAr Barbee, or; L. Morris,
H. p; b Czarlinahy. Scribe. rst - - r,r.,
WASHINGTON EScAMPMzNTNo ROD g
Meets on the second sad fsursh Mondays each month.
Margny Buildings. Third District oncsrs- r. stahsl C. r.;
Il. '. sssrcken. H. r.; ). Reinsr, Scribe. 1E
LAFAYETTE ENcAnPEENT NOT.
Meets the first and third Wednesday In Jefferson Haf.
Of Magazine and Phillip strsst~ Fourth District.
oncsrsJ w.Ausn G. p; Frank Phster, H. r; George
ODD FELLOWS REST.
yess IN the once Of the Grand Secretary the
Monday in January, April July and October. The
Board third Monday January for orgsnza
tion Ofcers @. Dunlap Presidnt Josiah Foger, Secrs
tsry, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets ofice Grand Secretary Friday evening every
month ofcers-A W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah Folger.
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION 4-
Kess In sce Grand Secretary, Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in Jnnsry Officers for 1865
E. NJ Rusha President; O. W. Roper Frt Vice PRESIDENT
Phstsr Second Vice Pesideuf Luthsr Homes Sscretay
A. Wallace Hunter Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets Monday in each month. ct once Of the Grand
Secretary Election rs Monday In May for Directors
BOARD ls68-Preident-E. NJ Rasha
Financs C6nmitfee-J. @. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter
@. L Eugene p Brugers. i--t@t attrf
Hall conuniass-Georee Drmsysr; @. W. Roper.
Building Commtts- E. N. RashA, M. W. q. NJ; Luther
Homes Geor.e Nungesser.
'''''' JOSIAH FoLGER. Secretary.
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Il co. = tOhsmists In Psris

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In solving problem declared unsolvabis
savants l. e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called Ferunous Syrup Of Peruvian Bark, Nessrs GRI
VAULT a Co, Chemists to a. L o. Prince Napoleon,
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexception merit and
he most hgh esmpesnt persons now agree in recognising
The following important document been received trcr
Germany country recognized possess tho
the world II il from Professor Ketznsk Chemical
Courts who esti6es In the following terms
value q the Syrup Of Bark Nedcsl 0azsts Of ysans Get
Nr GRIM AULT hss succeeded IN the happest manner IN
AND EXCELLkNT MEDICINES; the more 90 AZ the iror
thus disguised IN addition TO ts agreeabs favor
rapidly absorbed than other terrugnous medicine
Mr.. 0RlMAULT's FERRUGIN0US SYRUP is therefore one
Of the best pharmaceutical prepsrstionsa truly scsnscs
medicine which has solved the
leng sought ser, Of giving iron and bark simple snd
sgesable fu free frc, dsscf and satisfactory partes
Chemical Anayzsr ts the Law Courts Hosnsts ChsnIzf
L r DU WIEDEN
Professors Of Chemistry
Let IN whst terms the French Ambassador a
replies Grisuf Co. regards the hat
ssfimstion n which xr Detzinski is held:
"FKKxcH ExBkssr an VIENNA
Vienna, August q, 1888 !
"GzsTLxx-In reply 70 the letter ycu addressed to
Excsency the Ambassador have honor 70 inform yor
that he personally much thought II snd passes
best chsnists IN Germany
Consu and sttscbe 70 ths Embsssy
General Depot n Psris 6kMAULr 90. q.
In Esw Orleans DUcoNeE. pELoCHE / GuILLora
And - every good Chsnst'A
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The DFcOLLETE srYLE.-The abomnable ems.
tom Of exposing so much Of the female De: Jon,
now so prevalent In fashionable society i being
severely rdiculed by portion OF the press. II
might puzzle even an imaginative writer TO con.
cenira.e in few words more sneering but erieved
bitterness than that expressed, many years ago,
during temporary reign Of the disease now
prevalent, by certain husband who was accosted
with question while looking on at q dance in
which his very decolleie wife was figuring /" What
very handsome and magnidcently formed lady is
that yonder, in the green and pearls ," asked one
OF the other guests, an acquaintance of the hus-
band but stranger to his family. Z" That On,
that is my wife; or. at least, thought it was up
to TO day. But, by the Prophet am inclined
10 think, by the way she dresses tonight
that she is the. wife of every gentleman in the
room.v
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WRECK OF A BRIGHT 1SrELLEcT.-A cores
pondent Of the St. Joseph (Mo.) Herald gives the
following account of the present condition of q
man who was once one Of the brightest ornaments
of the st. Joseph bar: .s-A-s tr
while travelling in New Mexico, last fall, I
chanced to be at Las Vegas during the sitting of
the United States district Court of Mora county.
There saw man, in whose countenance could
reedily be seen the marks Of noble intellect, and
In whose conversation. when sufficiently sober to
talk nationally, we're the mmistakable evidences
of polished gentleman. But alas, the man
was--pardon the hardness of the expression
sunk below the level of the brute. l took some
pains 10 inquire to his history and learned that
once he stood without peer in his profession in
the Territory. which is saying great deal-for
more talent would rarely be met with 10 so small
number of attorneys as there are in New Mexico.
BE was then United States district attorney (his
successors commission came, however, during the
session of the court and had long list of i'm
portantc ases, but never attended once at the bar
of justice. He obtained his meals whenever
hunger found him near the home of some greaser,
his habits being such that he could rarely be
allowed at the table of the hotel, and he slept in
the corrss or on the floor In some grocery. This
latter luxury was. however, charity accorded TO
him for fear Of his shocking the decency of the
habitues Of the place. That man was Judge T.
d. Wheaton.
In his private life the subject Of this skete is
no better. he has a claim in beautiful valley
on the Mora river, just above La Junts, on which
he has erected a miserable abode, where he
dwells v ith bis Mexican chere dDaie in style
far worse than the most miserable native. man
who was ready TO pay tribute to his talents with
Thousands of dollars, IL be could ind him suffi-
ciently sober TO attend to his business, in speak
ing of him, denomnsted him the ''most miserable
greaser in the Valley He said he had visited
him short time previous to obtain his advice ia
sn important suit arising from an old Spanish
grant, and found him in bis hut without chair,
liable, book. or even bedstead. and larder, TO
all appearances, as poorly supplied.
Such is the unfortunate wreck OF the man who
the territory Of New Mexico.
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VI I.|
erand Lodge Of Leuisiana.
THE \. ". GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA. L o. or.
ussts iannualy oa the fourth Tuesday Jsnsay and
July In New orsans ocers for ths present year is6sE
Ru.ha Of No. o NJ W. Grand Master; r. Hum Of So. So
r. D. Grand Master. & H. FAirchid, Of Ne. II, K v.
Grand Warden; Josiah Foser ofNo r. W. Grand Secre
tary; r. w. Dsle<deier Of No. lo W. Grand Tressure1
Luthsr Bomsa Of No Is and O. Dunlap Of No Is, r. w
q. Representative L o Rev g. More Of NO -. w.
Grand Chaplain; B. Hen,ef No g. w. Grand Marshal;
A. Mazureau. Of No co. W. Grand Conductor; j. Reiner
Of No To- Grand Guardian; r. G. J. n Lttlejohn Of No.
Is. W. Grand Herald tii
pxrurr p,srnrc7 GRAND MAsrERs-P. O. Jehn Barnett,
Of No. H. District No. o. r. O. A. J. vsndegrih Of No .
District No s. p G. GrisAmors Of No "a District Me-
l;P g. p Clarke Of No 25, District No Q; p. G. B. z
CLANCY Of No T. District No. u p O. Jacob schrensr Of
No. g. Disct No n; p. O. Fl. Hun-icser Of No a. Dis
trics No IL; p G. g. W. Guth Of No. 2s District No. Is
srAsprc couurrxEs -safs Of tie order--P g. Sire Geo.
w. Race Of No II; P. g. Master w. O. Wilson. Of Dc. O.
p O. Master Gsrdnes Smith, Of No IL.
yudicsal-P @. Master Luther Homes. Of No. l5 P. @.
d. d. q. NJ. Ph Schneider of No. 10; r. G. D. wsidns
No. a.
Constitution and By,Lora-P. @. Master George Nunges
ser. Of No. 20; P. G. Henry Haskell Of No l6; r g. VIVA
wisett, Of No. IL.
Pstion. and Appsan-P O. Master J. @. Dunlap. Of No.
ls;P. O. l. Graham. Of No. q; P. d. G. NJ Benjamin.
Legssatise-P g. Master Thomas n. Shields, Of No. s.
p. O. Master Howard Mispsngh Of No. ~; p g. Joseph
West, Of No. l.
FSnanesP @. Master A. Wallace Hunter, Of No. l6 r.
G. ssstsr Edward Pilsbury, Of No. l6 P. O. =. Tower
ofNe. IL
opedsfal.-P. g. A. w. MacDonsl Of No. Is; p. G. Frank
Phster Of No. 2S; p @. Georgs Dirmeyer, Of Ne. "a
An Communications to the NJ W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary forwarded the once Of the Grand Be-
crsar Mutual Insurance Company, eor-
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGER. Grand Secretary.
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The weather for the past week has been very
mid and spring like The peach and plum trees
are in full bloom, and the trees Of the forest are
beginning 10 put forth their foliage. We trust
there may be no more cold weather to mar the
progress Of the spring time.-I Homer Iliad.
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IA RENAISSANCE LoUIsIANAIsE.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGES.
Devoted to Southern Interests.
tssven Years Of zxistsncaj

rcst eoumAnosbls publication for families and csuntr,
people Who practice the elegant French language
eaosratey the political events Of the situation
the country the New Orleans American press nterostae
facts q L. uisisns the agcu
the community the market price current the theatrical soirees
the literary and scientific productions OF the day. and
great variety Of useful 'acts instructive humorEtis
knecdotes and all that composes FIRST class paper
SUBSCRIPTION: s6 PER ANNUM.
fhs "A pages Of LA RENAISSANCE are edited on 20
columns and the advertisements conspicuously dis
played with reading matter In each that il the
Journal OF the best advertising mediums Of the South
JOB printing done In all languages k Cont street,
. E-rhsnvr lnev New Orleans
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After a season Of bad, rainy weather, continu-
ing for some time. it has cleared of warm and
genial; and the forests and fields are fast clothing
themselves in their vernal dress. Planters are
everywhere busy Ia preparing for and planting
corL.-( (Harrisonburg New Era
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wILDEY NO.

WLDEY NO. l4
Meets on the First Third Saturdays Of each month IN
Lodge Room No. l. Crescenr Nutusl Com
pany. ofscer-B. Da silva. c. p; A. Thsmson, II. p;
Thomas H. Jones' Scribe. -T-1r
HoBAH ENcAMPzEsF NO. 8.
Meets the Second and Fonrth Saturday. Of ,.c month IN
Lodge Room No I, the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. onsesrs-Gso. ". ssdsr, o. p; j. H. Burke
H-P.; W. II. Wright. Scribe.
MAGNOLIA ESCAMPNENr NO. 4
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GRAND r. A. cHArrBs.

Samuel NJ Tcdd M. Z. 0rsnd aish Priest, Nsw 0risaa
q g. Parsons. Deputy Grand High Priest. Basrop.
q. Stirling. Grand King, Bayou Sara Il
H Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r svasey, Grand Treasurer. New Orleans.
j. O. Bstchelor. Grand Secretary, New orlesne.
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bsstro,
Joseph p Honer Grand Capt Of the Host New Orleans
h. Tisdsls Grand p. s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A Captain, New orisSnA
W. W. Ieake. Grand Master Third Ven. Bayou Sara
NJ. II. Girsrd, Grand Master Second ved, opsoas>s.
w. r. Hzifegh- Grand Master First Veil Franklin.
R. g. Burke, Grand Guard New orisans
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VIKGINIk sPKINGs. ~
The following cssbrntsd VIRGINIA SPRINGS Of sssy
BY railroads and short ne good ofds m
vii Be open tor Visitors On AND AFTER TIE FIRST OF
white sulphur.
eRxxrBEIEn COUNTY, vrRcruA
xweet Springs ana salt sulphur springs.
Routs vgnia central Railroad 70 jackson River Depot
Cospeon and nom Bonsse On ss TirSis .sa Yss as
see Railroad, via stages
Hot Springs. aeaiinx springs, and Hnth
Alum Spring.
ssTH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Route via Virginia Central Railroad % hlsbofo Depot
Bochbr1dxe Alum Springs,
RocxBRIDez COUNTY. Va
Route vie Virginia Centsal Railroad 70 Goshsn Depot
Augusta White Sulphur Alum Springs.
NoEskRLy srRrsLlxes)
Route via Central Railroad Stanton hcncs By staess
the Springs
- ,st a Anexhany springs,
10 81 HoKrsozkRr COUNTY vInGuIA-
Eoute via Virginia Central Orange and 20 shawn
Vile Depot. ON Virginia aud fennessee Railroad.
Coyner's sulphur Springs,
e sorscoURr coUxrx. VA
Route above to Ccyners springs Station Virginia sal
rhroush Tickets be the principal ctlss
West North aud south, 10 al the sb0vs-named Spnngs
The q see sPrns have provided
and VIII use every . or % make visitors satisfied -
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Meets first and third Saturday, in Lodge Room No
Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streets Ohicers-A- Mazureau, ID. NJ; ChAs. G.
Neis, D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer.
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n r swascy, n W. Grand Nasse. New Orleans
& a Parsons. 4. W. Dept Grand Master. Bastrop
s. o. scrurgr T. W. Senior Grand W., Ciouservls
vm NcDun K ". Junior Grand ", New orieanA
ssmusl n. Todd, W. Grand Iresserer' New ors~aA
Jsa @. Bachelor. W. Grand Secretary.
Rev Dr. O. s. Hedyss. W. Grand Chaplain
N. H. BRAY. w. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine
Jaiob K,le. w. Grand Junior Deacon, Kile's Mia
J. W. Homan W. Grand Marshal, Nsv Orleans.
Rene Lafsn, w. Grand Sword Bearer. New Orleans
H. 4. Grsd. W Grand Purznivsnr vsrmillionvilie
q o Smith. Big Cane; Phi Bdaait, Ne~ Orleans; J. :
Baukins Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New ors<ns-W
Grand Stewards.
Alex Qus~nt, ". Grand ryisr, New orlssns
Grand Annual Convocasion second Monday In Fsbruar
ssoh year.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

okArD COUrOll X AND s. n
D n. Todd. N. r., Grand Master. New Orleans
Hy R. swassy, p, Depnty Grand Master, New orisenI
John W Jcnes, t. nustrious Grand Master. Shreveport
John O. 0ordy, q. p. Conductor Of Work, FrAnkliz
Il. Breen. G. @. Of the Guard. Ne~ 0rIsanS +tH
Joseph ?. Hornor, O. Treasurer, New 0rle2nA
Qua sontag, q. Recorder New 0rlesnA
Rev. Thok B. Lawson O. Chaplain. New orissnA
Il. p. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans.
4. L Brucs. @. Steward, New orisanA
Erastns weils q. Sentinsi. Nev Orleans
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lIEApQR's FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRrT,)
AUSTIN, TEXAs, lSjS
Sealed proposals, which must be made IN trpli-
cate, will u" received at the Office OF the depot A,
g. \, ut Marshall, Texas, until II IN, November
u, ISIS, for supplying the United States troops
aud Others drawing TAtiOns At
Marshall, two CUnrHNlv,i
Jefferson, one company
ClarksYlllc, one company
ylcr, one company
PHlcstiue, one company:
san Augustine, one CuinpJuyi
With suCh fresh beet ~ may be- required,
The contract to commence On January J, lSN
aud to continue in force until December 81 lsU, o.
such lees tune A. the Cvnmtssary General Of Sub.
rislyuCr may direct.
bach bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantee ul Two responsible" pCrsuns who must be
PR pared ~ enter into bonds IN the Sun Of one
thousand dullarS Tor each company stationed at
the post they propose 10 supply, bids muNt be
made OUT separately for zach post
No contract Will he awarded until the bids have
| been submitted to tho General commanding fiIth
military district
Conditions III contracts and bids sGmo as Ia pre-
! yiuus udYrrllsvmcuts.
! Bid. must be plainly endorsed "Prupospls Tor
! Fresh Beet at -, TrXas, aud addressed to the
| Acting CVmulHsuTy Of Subsistence ut Marshall,
| Texas.
| I;y Command uf Byt. Mai. Gen, Reynold,.
SAMUEL 7. CUSHING,
Captain aud Bruyet Major, Chief {. ;.
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rI5tjonal Arpablitan,
Fu-tle Nuin0al Republican
TIL. O,.D Rusty DOOR-BELI.

ny % %. brfFiLlD.
f. .a ,..,.u old rubbish, the chilircu at llay,
HAT turned M "a Bgltwh,ch r,r many day,
Ia the dear old times Vt yUre.
Urnl -rrviC0 had done, but ~ place was at last
wifhI new que supplied, and away 1t wa casi'
ia" faithful bell Of the door.
.. .o0l u.ty door.bell thcy rung In their glc",
Gut swty,,y -ad wa the music ~ me
uf IT. we'll r"memucrtd ring'
Anl Ily urnsii- n, tsl back with a radiant glow
'lNr...lg Che. r.r.a rsl Visions Of long ago,
OumcmJs) ...s Nhmg wing.
O., ,c,' w. bright scruc' " TIC dear cherish i
..rk, tha luz. Of the rain bow too lovely 10 lasU
And EaHed upon fundly and we'll,
..aI wet were the musing that thus did control
. holy influence over the soul .
taIl' 4 forth BY that Old rusty bell.
o., ..r are the friends W ho in life'. sunny .prng
90 " .lh gentle touch did that old bell ring
thA'iUg he gloom from my brow
. Die. dear cherished friends ~ link Il 10 NJ heart
! 10 .rnm them frlt never could part;
uN whvre are those luN ed ones uuw
.... .ru,y.ug oa through tie world si'at
iaI... ,yy. wcarlsomc march OF life.
,n. "I "' I'D d. farewell t. t. Kindred and home
All. % %. ,uW SEA, and nCtau : foam
a.,H'r 10 -."H' s'TaS.
t.l,. ..msaywh, sleep meath tic d, Wy sod
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Al g. 8. ,-r uIrnd. whom loved g Will, q.
". '",.r announced BY that Old d'"r'h''.
I.D. o. are lett To mc.
s lax frD.t the rosy wreath il bow r.
h.r 3 . .rr.rEarlauds 81 dew -.pangi'd hnw rs
..f., lived hearts doth ever;
f.'.,..f so q hope IN Hug the saiutrd hi"'t.
. ur.ru a., again IN at land of ret
7 Iart uu more forever,
WN.Gi,rToN, D. G., september q, ls5,
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DEuPO>ALS FOX GEADlNG A%D GRAY.
i ELlNG ~ THE FIRSr WARD.

MAYOR = 'ftlf y, lily u s. L.
WA-T.NrEyN, b. G. , Sept. -, l>'j>.
/. i.sals vii O.. received at tl4s uGir, unit. y
Of. clock H.. 500 MONDAY, October 2, l,'s, FIR grad.
lag Twenty fourth 'ucet W'.', between street
north agd rrug;,y. z'u.a aN'ln', md .r"I act al
lTnyrt A. rll u; ~
TIL, v ..k Q. be- d.av uul.r the d ru t.r ~ o."
Cl,y surveyor, the .lT,u ulrud"urr .t the e. .iu.
ul,r uI lna Ftr.tWarl and Two A., .tl4I CgI..
Ium.- toErr.i b" arprntrd ny IL" Mayer.
B.!t De- WIZ >'a'r 20, ir.u IaT IUlIr TH.l TT rN.
clysi.ru uT ,mhaLaiu,a'. iAhiw! q. L,,r.'l'> lL,
tp'i o. paid for only "a. WY, ,.tGer IA cNc'va'
tnH reimbursement
All ur the surplus earth, uc'ul,ug the sand,
ErIv. :. EUi stone, to he GuruS.ted wherever thr
ward InmIui..Iru.r may direct. ~ part OF the
alif.Iuai''u " IA lee paid until ia" w"fk Lt. been
80 prayed by the city surveyor and CoiIuIs, iunrr
ul III" f,rsi ward, aud lH" Assistant CUWHts. .uurr
tn" right e. reject tHN nr all bids IL rr-rrNed.
EHri hid luIsi b" accompanied with III" guArna.
t'rmf = r"spuu>ihl" parry tkuup &" D." sUChD that
II acrrri,d, the bidder VIII execute contract 10
IA" firm, aud perform ;Ac work Ia dccVrdaG &c"
herewith
II. grafaut,. mg-: D., IN .0h.iaHc" 4. follow.
I, a u Vnsruut... Il lhN. hiI h. accepted ) tn"
u yur that the lid Ter will enter inlu Contract
for tue samr and perform the V TX according to
IL" Tr Iu'rameut. thereof
Il IL i4g.f l." End used rn the 'nN niuY" - Pro-
l'.aI. for grad ug ual gray I.uG ln1 o. ta'r, 4,
TIE ca" nay b. a&d IS A.. =. :. il. .l"i o..
WA-a.uE.n., \. {. HENRY hIMEL.,
c 'iu'r 80 .'I e Pie Ftr.i Wand
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