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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25
No. q.
CITATION.


d. l.. Nssl r.. }. N. bArneA
THE STATE or TEXAS,
CoCsSy ~ Urssus.
n tie Sheriff Of UissAsr d., 0vss'tas !
VOU are hereby sossnasdsd thss yes
/ ssn.o. by psblieaetos II - Tssas
RspshIican . sAwspapss paeaeasd y
Masshall, Harrison .osaAy, Tesas, TT
tAres sacesssivs wssks J. n. BARNES, q
tsassisss pssssa whose FssI4sess b ~.
hsowu, y - ssd appear bseoes ~ u
The Cosss Hoass Ii ~ ooaaty oS W
shur. on he Arsa 6atssday II February
4, D. lsSa, u ~ bslhss he hosP Of I've
o elock r. H., q ~ day 70 ssswss Ne
complaint u d. l.. Neal, 10 . plss d
dsbs By sseoaa>s fsw ~ ssn Of EisAty
Dpliass SD 1ly ssats, aid aeccsnis ~
nsschandiss 10 ~ ysas 1875 aad 1901
usrsin fail ~ bst have yoa tAsA ed
thers this writ viii yoss astaca thsssoa
q tbs Law directs.
..sasa.. Wisnsss ~ haad and o.
sciai sIgnassrs u ollss In
::.':: y + II II : T. u :
Jas4ies u ~ psass u UpsAur 70.
Issued p.s.sb,s sob 1857.
I. r. HARRIS, ,. r. upshsv CO,
Jaa. II. "a 's5S-A
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Six Months, 10
Clubs often more per nnnurn, ench. y %
rEgE vsp>s an sxss shhs d 0avssas - Hossso:
dg tAoss eiss ~ sss. 49, VARSITY n no
spared nats hsn hdg Josssss ~
dsvod hs bss Istsss: Of We so.a
dealt With hseny ~ CASSIDY
VA t.sd sdn they invite "oo esa
n nd
Each pasr and any ssehanss snbsssnk Ne leading
oarna o the United statss -.
With these sapsas hey hop 70
meet The ~ nsssa of pubic expectation
the hky u the cos.ty wsa Ne po aeasa
q .Asr abb s:s - .Ay 49, ps; u.
nswsspss psssa All closed The SOLE .sdss which
hsp .ble mind b. reached III,
pes paper. placed . lov s' every 0's d''s' Of 's'
scrbag 70 . adord TO take thsa
the osnatoa bs Obtained
viii b. devoted h oe Of i.':.ss nss EoS g.
ss Researches Agriculture the Current News o. ~ ny
Mahs will receive due attention" rendering the" welcome 'so We
anjy circle
d. in coda'tss respectively As.s e.'sss
attract asd 70 i.,i. .osss. tn sgss
he'd In view 10 ~ espea - seesse
IL pon tel willing ssbsc'ibs fs - 80 y ~. - -
hs ~ hin taks asd - ssghees ess ~
o~hss thss obtaia The persssl Of both
Thsssss maks Clubs aud osss IN opp"anW nsAs ~.
soassqasny interesting The editors arr
nAsu worthy o. patronage
Hsp>snbss H. 1881
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

A ~ seyls 4 vi H. bess 10.
waited. Il al3ess ~ h1y = ~.
~ eevsriag ~ ~ syse bsssg 4
1iGsrssl malssial fteo ~ pest5ee
IA sovsss ~ ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

H.nriestt u u II agals. II
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RspsLlIsaa sssti.s i e'sa.ess !, .
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M ~ Is ~ e1a&s, 80 ~ solss-
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Hsaaicuts. II III william vs!s =
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

~. l.ouis Masusl 1.iss 1asu.
sases Company.
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y. a. JANUARY, prssi1saA
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WIN. N. BkNTON, Gsssssl Avsss
Jsass II. IAsss, Hsssy Ovssslsjas.
Bsassi Wills, NIsA nsheslbs,
lsass ". AiisAsh, W11ia1 {. (asy,
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MCMAHON 1 OTIS, 0ssssai AssaAs,
No ~ MsAisss =. Dsa;sts Hjask,
Memphis, Tssssssss.
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=, oppssIts hsssm walsA : nsisssss'a
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gelag sc. rsfsss1 " pssssvs pssaians,
ed Ass pessssvs issssaass - BaslA-
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t'ssssdsae u Mo~s isssssaes Csnpaay,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

A eshostsr Il revival nsstise
bseess rather iadigaast bsessss :
lss1Ass ~ biz ssysr'ss In slssiss.
~ ~: nseshes -
Isl - pay; ~ hy ~ blss:'sg
- Gel, tbsss's - tAisg ] 80 -
Nh 81 ~ s3ais III shist =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

We now oGsr the sans for lsss asnsy
sAsn they car b. boaght wsse VI ~
Aississiopi river Messhaats froea ths
interior An especially requested X call
ard sxamins our A>oek before pss'
chasing, - W are determined 70 sell
- We also hsvs . large stock n
Js6ssson, 81 No DAllas street.
N. DOPPBLMAYER \ 6m.
Maeshsll, Jaa I, IS p0-A
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NOTICE.

THE copartassship heretofore sxiseiee
j between l.. g. III I.isls ~ jobs T.
Wishssspooa. ssdsr ths Asm and nass
u l.. q. Ds Lisis 1 Co, ~ bssasdis-
solved. Al she goods, sobsts, ard pro
psr>y bslosgiag 70 sAid asa have bssa
sssisned y Willian Sssdnaa fos he
bsaSot Of their crsditnsS
DsblOrs 10 The c0acesn will d once
ss@tls, Otherwise h. will instituts suie
l.. G. DE- Ll6LK,
JOHN y. wlThER1l'(DN.
Masshall, Jan 81, "a n23-+t
For. Rent.
4 eomfastabls dwelling n ths l1epol
"A suitable for - snall asaiiy OF fos
oAcss. Apply To
Jaa. q. '6s n73-tf
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL.
ARR. Cosbsy will spsa school the
WI 0rd Monday In January
(1Oth tnst.) D0o6.
ysans vxs ssssIos ov SwEnSy wKxxs.
Primary clsss,. elO 00
6sc0ad clam,. ......... ..V1 ~
lsesdestsl elpesse~,. ........,. ! %
No dsasesk,a for loas Of sins, except
~ sickness Of ten dayt dufasion, or
moes.
PsysbIs IL specie, or " sqaivalsnt,
~ ~ eo1 n ~ Tern.
JAasary I, %. a2AA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

During he SoHHa0 tttAl ~ wesNG
n Cav. ths resosds Of ElniPa psisos
vsrs asotsd 10 sAow viii vAsA hsnaa-
itv t8e Coaesdssats rsisossss wess
frosted In ~ Nessh, 10 eoatsaee Y Ne
inpsted iahunsaitiss " he eosee:sn
pe}eoss. Thsy wsss nsSs 10 Show -
tlssia9 ~ sesisg u 1855, S,oso ssesa
pglsussrs we're eoneasd tssfs - -
dns, aad thae osly slz deaths ocsssrsA
u thpoe noatha" .
Troeh - suessedsa In gstliag o. -
bsots ~ tssskiag y Ills gseY' Ins
EinIsn Oeset1s, psblishsd % ~ -
~ Ma g palas y ssssssa,a ~ IRE
e1aAs q ~ fssts u w. ps'soa
Il i sAowa tAaA ibsAAs thrss neasss
dssleaaAsa, ~ Aeesal asnbss d esssss
M q follsws:
Marsh, ....... ~ N.Y.. ~...'..iA
Teal, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
l.sl.ilse ~ .4alA 4 vehssesz, =
En- ~ iseihs vsss ~, ~ M -
~ $500 ~ 1911, est 4 S0ao, ,
~ Il nsasiy = ~ sssk = ~ -
si;tv = ~ esAA Ths Albaey A.
~ soseee1s tAaA sless - nueA ~
~. sS33 ssssssslne ~ nashliay q
NessAasn ss11sss = esstases lsssses'
~ : sssssd = ~ sAsah sNeksn ~
eu5sy y hsape. Il spsns - ielsny
vAe{hee ~ alsslo1e ~ = essel 49,
e.lisy i ssssssasily psssf = se.sl t1eee'
~ Al sneoes(s e1a0t1a16sa iase
~ ..-.nraIas~ nnSnno ~ seoeareee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25
DISSOLUTION.

'I,HK ls.s asm II q. O. 0sssg ! Co.
j 10 this day dissolved By lisISssioa.
r. H. Greg asd \. D. RAissy ass ~
thosissd 70 uss NE nsns u he Iets es0
10 ciasiae up NE hssissss. !.
All dsbsoss vii. pIsass eOas forward
ard pay up, Asd save eeeA - ws nsss
have nossy 70 pay oss 6sA1a
Y. b. 0knM,
h. D. KA1NnY.
We rstuss our heartfelt thashs 70 or
old friends cad PATROLS sos hssss shown
" for ths last twenty three Year, 10
business n this piase.
We rscommse1 oav ssssess0ss favoe.
ably 70 osr I'D friends ed passoas, ssa
hoss. By stsSet aleeolioa " basinsss, w.
tssyity, aid hess, tAaA hey Will nesiS
~ eeeedssss ~ paesosaes thas ~
hitAsrto besa hssAsve1 spea ~.
vssy rsspestosily.
e. e1f00 1 o.,
(Bsccsssors " u. q. Gregg 1 Co..
RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
Commission Merchants,
AZ the Dspst,
Marshall. Texas,
COLLECT coaslgsnssts II III tlsds VI
y MsssAsa1Iss To- sals - very ~
soaaAls tss0s.
Jas. !, ISsS. s0-u
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VW9 O4sses8
Asssd = votsss, and y sxes.
, slgA4 n ssarsgs q ths
70 s. hs3dsa usdss ne aet
As ~ 70 provide for The
Asasat gsvssDusspt Of ~
lsass," ss1 ~ ~ supple
tAsssts. Ussh 0obssness
Iea ~ nseeasasy i.siassts 70
ssfssliea Il huinas language
hpleysi II ~ wssk q lss-
sxaniaisg dos sets, ~
n1isg 0sHegsl le1s hlussai
ssa = dlassat ftsn ~ go.
r dvsa y tAsM II ~
ssnda" pobsssd y. Ihts
stisa vssDd, 4 ssssse, nsess-
ssslu1s 81 sGIsssv hsldina
ssaAsl salss spsoiai ssas q
\ Lseislalssss, isslsaiag oil
Il nsslslpel ssspesetSs.s,
lsseitaAIe6s egnsAiao1 ~ ~
saiss - sAasi9y, ua1ss III
y sfsosA epesisl laos. 6set
ruot2nn. h ~ aa1n1nn II III
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT or THE ms noIyps
RAPIDS OF fHE hISsISsIPPI RIVER
tCTICE TO COSTEACTORS.

Sealed t % tsls viii BE- received by the under
sigEea ~ Us Inited States Engineers Office, in
1875 fcr the labor and msteriaIs rsanirs , 10
sonstTuciion Of two lift locks and one guard lock
S f. Dow IN process fconstructiOn around
helooks are to be $50 feet Iors between ouofns.
sud to be constructed Of hrst-cisss cut-stops ma
The FIRST loci. located at Keokut w;u h. ,os<
feet iii and built entirely in the river
The second lock will be about az miles above tn
ir - ~ Ieet nv, AMI VIA be protected from the
The guard lock viii be located at the head If the
eans AZ nashville, and Will be protected by the
SersTste proposal. Gin iuplicAtey must be made
CLASS fGsT0NE AND CEMENT
The proposals. under this head must specify the
prices 1T which the above materials will be deliy
CLASS I-IReN.
Proposals must state the price per pound at
which beth wrought and cast iron will be deiiy-
CLASS II.-TIMRER.
@g s 'fais the Prfss ge. spsf nsar
may be required, will be delivered
CLASS Iv.-LAR0K
ibis cisss III inc ude the bailing draining. and
viii b on eoni1nrf;ps es ths .h 6s
.tnes masonry building the necessSy protection
rap walls. and cous,rurting sinices nr c"ivery.
around and IN the lscks for reedins the canal, &c
&C, snd the fTrnishing Of all machinery and i'm
2lemeLts required Ter the proper execution Of the
separate PROPOSALS TN dupH-
cate LOT esch and every class, and the awsrdmeuts
VII be maie on each clsss separately, without re-
gard to aggregate.
from the sI party S4 class Sa De received
Each bad must contain o sristen or printed guar
entee, signed - two res possible persons. AMI
1fed 20 BY some United Ststes Government officer,
or ether responsible person known to this Off ~,
that the party parties bidding will IL awarded
the contracts for the classes upon which they bid
enter into contract with .he Government, or make
good the dihereGce between them and the next
highest bidder.
The name OF names of the persons proposing
must be written out in full. with their places OF
residence and poet once address,.
Plans maps and specifications. and all necessary
papers will be ready for eJam ration at the nited
States engineer Office st keOhuk, lows for fifteen
days prior TO the date OF letting
Blank forms for proposals will be furnishe d upon
application at this Office.
Persons proposing TO contract are requested to
visit and examine The location for the locks before
sending in their bids. ...-
Contracts under either of the aforesaid classes
will include one or mere Of the locks a. may be
considered most advantageous to the Govern
meut.
The Government reserves the right 20 reject any
snd sll BIDS. printed copy Of this notice should
lie attached TO each bid.
Proposals. must be addressed TO the undersi gned
at KeOkuk. Iowa, and should be endorsed Pro-
posaIs FOR alyOr and Material for the Loo As for
the Improvement of the Des MOines Rapids "
J. III. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry.
. Breyet MAJOR General. L. : A.
UNITED STATES EN6ISEEks OFFICE DAVENPORT.
IoWA February y. le6S NH dtApl5
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE,

Derof Qua-fsrnas.s,'s O6es
foyt Ledrtrworth. kan March "a, Is3{
Sealed Propos ais, in triplicste will be received
at this ONCE until TUESDAY ApriiT, 1875 at Ne
this D. pot, of
$500 Bushels OF Corn,
400 Bushels Of Oats
,The grain 70 be OF the hest uu.Iity free from
Er. ~ Other foreign matt to be securely sacked
and acceptance or rejection OF the uudersigned
NJ a99tn9riE:d agent; IS pounds Of or 81
Proposals will be received for she whole or sny
part OF the above auaVity
Ne hsnsl condftions. which may be ascertAined
NJ this ONCE, will be eujoined up-n contractors
Blank forms OF proposals will be furnishs upon
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
Contracts awarded under this advertisement will
rot be copsidcI red in force until approved by the
C"rrms nder. Of the Department and Military Divi.
The whole quantity of grain to lie delivered with
IN thirty days IN the Il tie of such approval
BY authority OF the Chief Quartermsster of the
Depari ment. BENZ. q. GARD,
aplst Bvt. Brig Cen and Depot o. M
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mh25 30 4 Ana
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
THE CARRIAGEWAY OIL STREET
NORTH BETMEEN FIFTH AND


Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
City Hall until II O'Clock VI. on SATURDAY the
ifh day OF April next, for Grading and Paving the
carIiageway of street north between Fifth and
sixth streets west with stone similar to that used
IN street north. the stone to be not over eight or
less than hye inches in diameter and seven inches
IN depth TO be laid on bed Of gravel not less than
eight inches de covered with least four inches
OF sharp sand before paving, and to be well rammed
with nlnety- pound rammer, and well watered be-
lore the last ramming; the plus earth to be de-
posted In such neighboring streets or places as
the W ard Commissioner may direct. and the con-
tractor Will be required to leave a surface OF two
hundred feet In length for the full width Of the
street exposed for inspection, which will be well
puddled by the Ward Commss oner, without ex-
pers to the contractor.
Bidders Will also estimate for furnishing and lay
Ing Gutter stone not less than three feet in length
aid twelve inches in width. The work to be done
to the entire satisfaction of both Ward and As
slstant COMM ssfoners, and to be paid for by AS
sessmc ut on the property bordering thereon, ex-
cept that Of the General Government, which il
1875 ~
All old material. to be the property of the Cor
poraion and to be deposited in such locality as the
Ward Commissioner may direct
Bidders viii state price per CT b &c yard for grad
Ing, per square yard for paving, including the
gravel and sand required, and per foot for Gutter
No bid will be received from others than practi.
cal PAYERS, and the right is expressly reserved to
reject any or all bids WIN. FORSYTH,
NH Is Snaps Superintend' mt, Inspector, 4 c
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
OTics Sup yrisiE< QRGvfsru1S:.-
Sub DfsiTtCr ~ re no Fy4Rif
g-g-1 yr.fEFs T., 1890 - 49,

brOIrHsriiIs. Tszas. February 10 ass
sesied Proposals will De received At this OH e
ukhi " kIhEsDAf. the i5th Of April, 1875 at II
CiC, = = m, for such Quantities Of OATS. CORN.
ana A - may be re- aired for of public am
1as AZ ne tOllgwing Haned points in the Sub Dis
ltISt Ior the SIX moEthz ending October 81 lsis
~ brownsville, Rnggod Barracks, aud Laredo
Oair and Corn of best quality and 20 lie delivered
n Eood sunny sacks. Hay baied OF aBbaled pref
ereHce will b. given q baled Hay All 10 be -ab-
eet 10 Inspection. Delivery IL commence within
-hity Gays aiier the approval Of the contract and
notice given To the contractor
Proposals to be in tripiicste. with a copy of the
suNerllseH'ent annexed TO aCh. aud to be accom-
pabieU ne names OF at least two sufficient sure
ses q 30 VIII signify, by endorsement thereon
thelr Willingness 20 become responsible for the
Ialtninl performance OF the contract
~ All Proposals will be submitted 10 the Chief
award " @ffN ~
Ihe government reserves the right to reject any
or al bids. any part Of bill.
Proposals must be endorsed Z" Proposals for For
ese, end addressed 70 the Supervising Quarter
master, Sub District of the RiO Grande at Browns
vile, Texas
BIZ order Of Breyet MAJOR General McCeok
GEORGE W. SMITH,
O. NJ - -
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.
BtredE Of Ordnance,
Nary Department,

WASHINGTON CRY, March ", ls5s.
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until noon. April twenty ts0), 49, for the trans
poTtshon, by railroad or water, of three hundred
ana fOurtetp (3lG Navy Bronze HovitZers, weigh
lnG In the aQgre gats about ha ndre and
I'VE E3l tons; more or less from Jefferson Bar
rscks e-erye. about twelve miles below St Louis
No, on the Mississippi river, and to be delivered
81 the New Y ork Navy Yard.
Proposals TO be endorsed For Tran portatiop
New YORK.
Pidders viii state the price per ton at which they
will agree TO bring tb. freight the entire distance
and the time within which it will he done.
The Eureau reserves the right to Ject any or
Oil bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment, and the party parties to whom the con-
tract may be arded mu VI furnish good and sum
Gent security to the vslue of one half the amount
OF his or their bid for the faithful performance of
the contract. III. A. WISE,
NH 2S-dtd Chief of Rnreau
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

7 ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
II ERTY.
Will be sold at public anction, on WEDNES-
DAY, April %, 1888. at the United States Arsenal
Dearbornville, Mich, six 49, cast iron Cannon
teen thousand Muskets, Rifle, Carbines, and Re
volyers fourteen sets of Artillery Carriage Wheels
and xles. and q large quantity of Cartridge Box
es, Belts, Swords, Lances, Tools. &c.
Dealers will be supplied with catalogues ap-
plication to the commanding off GER
JOHN r. EDIE,
mhD6t Bvt Maj. u. 8 A., Cons
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NH % 0,ap3
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
Il THE CARRIAGEWAY OF STREET
NORTH. BETWEEN NEW JER-
SEY AVENUE AND FOURTH

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Ball, until l2 o'clock vi l.. on SATURDAY the
ith day OF April next, for grading aud paving T.
street north, from New Jersey avenue to Fourth
street, with stone similar to tina. need in street
north the stone to be not eight or less than
hve inches in diameter and seven inches in depth,
10 be laid on bed Of gravel not less than eight in
ches deep. covered with at least four inches of
sharp sand before paving, and 70 be well ranmed
three times with a ninety pound rammer, and well
watered before the last ramming; the surplus earth
TO lie deposited in such neighbvrng streets or places
as the ard Commissioner may direct. and the con-
tractor viii be required to leave a surface of tive
hundred feet In length for the full width of the
street exposed for the purpose of inspection which
Will be well puddled by the Ward Commissioner,
without expense to the contractor, before gravel
ing.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and Law
ing gutter stone net less than three feet in length
and twelve inches IN width replacing or relayfng
such flag footways across in line of said part oil
said street as the Ward Commissioner may direct
Tagging 10 he not lees than sixteen inches In
width. four inches thick, and in pieces not less
than four feet long. closely jointed The work to
be dose to the entire satisfaction of the Ward aud
Assistant Commissioners end to be paid for by as.
sessment on the property bordering thereon. All
old materials TO be the property of the
and to be deposited in such locality as the Ward
Conmiss ioner may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grad.
ing, per square yard for paving including gravel
AND sand required. anu per square foot for tagging
ana gutter stone, and per square foot for reaying
old flag footways.
No bid will be received from other than practical
PAYERS. and the right is expressly reserved to re.
Ject any and oil bids.
wM FORSYTH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-03
DROPOsALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
THE CAKRIAGEWAY or u SThRET
NORTH, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THRU STREETS


WEST. Ia.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Hall, until IL o'clock n. on SATURDAY the
4ih day OF April next, for grading and paving D
street north, between second ard Third streets
vest with stone similar to that used in st. north
the stone to be not over eight less than We in
ches In diameter and seven inches in epth, to be
deep. covered with 1t least four inches Of sharp
sand before paving, and to he well rsmmad with a
ninety pound hammer and we'll watered before the
last ramm1bg The surplus earth to be deposited
in such neiRhboriDg streets places as the WI ard
Commissioner may direct and the contractor will
be required to leave surface OF two hundred feet
in length for the full width Of the street ex
for inspection, which wi be well puddled By the
Ward Commissioner, without expense to the CON
tractor, before gravelipg
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing aad
laying gutter stone not less than three feet in
length and twelve inches In width replacing or re-
laying such flag neotways across or in the line of
said part OF said street as the Ward Ccmmis sioner
may direct tagging TO be not less than sixteen
inches in width, four inches thick, and In pieces
not less than four feet long, closely joi pted The
work TO Do done to the entire satisfaction of both
the Ward and Assistant Commissioners, and to be
paid for by assessment on the property bordering
thereon All old materials to be the property Of the
Corporation and TO be deposited In such locality
as the Ward Commissioner>may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grading
per square yard for paving, including gravel and
sand required. and per square foot for Tagging and
gutter stone and per square fost for relaying old
No bid will be received from others than prac.
tical PAYERS and the right is expressly reserved to
reject any and all bids. - 80
wM. FORSYTH,
NH 70 O,ap Supt and Inspector, &c.