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FOB SALE !!

TN East windham, Field containing 20 acres ct
l. good land, and wood lot containing 80 acres of
thick growth. Also carriage shop, cider mill and
press For further particulars inquire at 335
Congress st. E5sia
TAT ia c. Il. TUERO. n
Iune .d&wtf
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Organs and MeIodeOns
WIN. P,s HASTINGS,

OF the latest improved Style and Tone, Mannfactur
cd Nv
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PORTLAND& RGChESTEs, En-
llaa SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

lll D51iIl1 gL1 1Il.la - f7TIIlI1-I
cfsss5uzxaz1s On and after Monday, May Sd, 1869,
trains Wil run follows:
cepied) Alfred and intermediate Stations at 7l5
A. "a, 200 and $40 r. M. 'N''-t ~
/ Leave Alfred Dr Portland at 7.so AM, and NJ.
Through heght trains with passenger attach
ca leave Portland NJ 12.l5AM. sG
I3 Stages eonneet as fvll0Ws;o faeie n.I
at Gotham for south WindhaIn, Wndham Hill,
and NorthWindham, West Gorhain, Siahdsn, Steep
talis, BALDWIN, Denmark, Sebago, Bri- gton, Lowell
Hiram, Brownneld, FEyeburg, Conway, Bartlett,
Ja-kson, Lmngton, Col niAh Porter, FEee-om, Mad
ison and Eaton n H., uaiiy.
at buxton Center, Tor West Buxton, Bonny Eagle,
South Lsmington, Linington, daily. ? lis
AT Lenter Waferb0rough tor Limerick, Newfed,
Rarsonsteid anu ussipee, daily. all
q At Alfred Tor sprngsa ale and SANFORD Corner.
$50 80 ~ .ssa GEO, w. " WOODBURY., sur.
. ApIil 90, 1863. DIT
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"A 3 Great kD5scOUe9.2j
LAWRENCE, MASS


g. - & LAWRENCE, MASS
9 HEvE0Ts, for Spring and Summer Wear r.=f''
BANNOCK6URNs,t tor autumn and winter,
have been copied from the best Scotch styles, and
manufactured from the imported Wool, which alone
can give the proper effect to hem. q go
Atnrstit was thought by the parties who con-
tracted for the goods, that they would sell better
without tine distinctive mark Of the. Washington
Mis but 1t has been found that in general appear
anee and durability they are quite equal to their
foreign prototypes therefore the largest consumers
have requested that the regular Washington Mills
ticket should be attached to every piece; and in or
der that purchasers may be protected from the pos-
sibty OF having interior goods sold to them in gar
ments under the name of the Washington Mills
Chevots, the following named parties hereby adver-
se to the trade and public generally that they have
given the preference to these goods and win have
them constantly in stock, And No Infsrior
Erades win be offered as substitutes.
NEW NEW YORK. nv w,, BOSTON. @'4'a
Collins; Pl ~, q GO. Young. 80 ! = :
James y ilae, il. & Co. G. W. Freeisnd, Beard &
Brolaw BIOS. ' cncMNAr1. s ss..s
merry White, w hit nan Ssns SAsS e
4 asEEaPH S!s. Dfgi 4 Ssss Ei pa
Kirkland, BabcOck q Stein Bros; 1'ssi.
SsGI1fs.,ssDH1sH1A ay. saSSs sss 4
Fries, MaisseS q Haw- PRS 8 iiSRs R.
Br r,Dsi = Eel james ,R !; Rs, sL Sc;
April l2-eodsmo Chadbourne 6 Kendail. -
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.so just when the red June roses blow
She gave me one year ago.
A rose who Q crimson breath TeI
The secret that its heart concealed
q sar And whose halt-shy, lal,- tender grace
Vt2etcAsSH Blushed back upon the giver's face
t1EgA year age ear ago
TO hope was not to know.
~ 81 - = "a e ~ ai1f o6aT ,7-le,a'T7I - !
.sIaf3 tsse esls Just when the red June blow
3lasa& .Easaaf Iplucked her one---a nth ago.,
gazss gseE s11M Its half-blown crimson to eclipse,
iuss tls .siz laid it on her smiling lips; 7s.S
III siua uaasQ The baimy fragrance of the south
40 Las Drew from hsr sweo or IiTou
a95t& ses aefF safa Swiftly do golden moments creep
10 hold is not to keep.tq e
asss9 se;l1 The red june roses now are past
-' e This very day Ibroke the lasf
tsl& Eastl1nA Ana now its perfumed breath is hid,
With her, beneath a cofin-lid. u
There will its petals tall apart
a. na.szmeE And wlther on her icy shearl.glssw
And so, at three red roses cost.
aEOg My world was gained and lost
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Il je1d2ws
w M rANTED-AGENT to $500 per
81 ID month, everywhere male and female, to
81 W introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
n COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
E3lH MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hem
HlH fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind braid, and eni-
H Ia broider in a most superior manner. Price
IA only SIS. Fully warranted for Eve years.
n ii We will pay $1,000 tor any machine that
IA n will sew stronger, more beautiful, or
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Wanted!

. Home Tor a colored Girl, about Il yrs Of age age,
A For particulars address Mrs. N. We, MaLrIEN'
monmouth Me. JeSoiw
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Rnarders Wanted

Good Cook washer and Ironer, for d small fam
a iiv Good wages W i'll be paid to a capable girl.
Ennnise at Office OF Falmouth House. jesdlw
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House for Sale

DRICK House No46 Spring Street, recently own
13ed nd0ccupisd by the late James Z. Fernald. 4
Ia A ppgst = II % BsG.i LOWELL 8 sEN,rEjR.
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Wanted.

A GENTS-To sell the American Knitting Ma
n chine. Price $2b. The simplest, cheapest and
best Knitting Machine ever invented Will knit 70,
600 stitches per minute Liberal Inducements TO
agents. Address AMERICAN KEIJTiNG MA
CHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. Ase13
Nav 19-u3m
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Wanted

Young man to collect bi Is in this city ssl any
need answer who drink or play billiards, ana Oily
those with tie money and who will make en- oston.
nent engagement need address BOX sad1dat : ~
Mass. -
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Important Certificate.
speedy Cure of whooping Cough I:

Il s8is j. w. PRcKETr, Esq, Brooklyn, X. seg'
am not in the habit OF taking advertised medi-
cines nor OF certifying to their curative effects when
they come under my observation, bnt feel con-
strained to make an exception IN .ayor OF DoDD's
NEKyNE and Inve orator, medicine have used
in my family for some time past My little daughter
had been suffering from severe wh0Uping cough Tor
several weeks, and was 50 much broken OF rest at
night that-by excessive coughing aud loss ofsleep
her constitution and general health seemed to be
giving away. Various remedies or palliatlves were
recommended by intimate neighbors, but nothing
was tried unit! our attention was called by phys-
clan not now in practice TO Dodds Nervle This we
procured and commenced using at onee-with an Ell
fect immediate and surprising. As the Commissions
were hardest at night, we began by giving the Ner-
vine her going TO bed Tie first dose administer
ed made its impression; the coueE became less fre-
quent and very much less severe, sne soon got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health and
vigor, and in few days was as we'll as ever. WHAT
was left OF the whoopng cough was thereafter OF no
tIoub,e OF course cannot but consider Dodd's
Nervine and lnvigor tor an invaluable romedy tor
this distressing malady. may aud that have
since recommended it to several family niends in
like circumstances, and have found it IN every case
to be equally successful. 1t needs only be known
to come into universal demand.
80 .ss3v sfa q. r.sg j. w. PICKETT.
1
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Esectsc Medical Isuirmarn,
.aa 20 THE LADIES.

DIX. hU GHES parucuiariy invites all LADIES', who
aeed medical ADVISER, TO cali ct his rooms NO. IA
Preble Street, winch they vii ind arranged ior her
especial accommodation. - - kA4s.i i'f77 ?
DE-. IFS Eclectic Rsnovating Medicines are unriva.-
lea IN efficacy and superior virtue in regulating ali
certain OF producing relief short time. - -
LADIES viii find It Invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
VAN. it's purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious 10 the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times. -
BY addressing DR. HUGHES, -
lsnl. isesddw. 40. IA Prsbis street. Portland.
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Cottage and Land on Spring St,
ROE SALE. laA 3

H>HE Cottage 76 Spring, letwesn Park and State
L Streets, IN thorough order, containing Paaior,
Sitting and Dining Room, upper anu lower kitenen
with range, Sleeping ApaftInenls, store Room, IA
cosets and clothes presses, with tine Conservalory
all ranged tor cvnven.elce; gas throughout cellar
nde entre building, cisterns, never failing spring
vfpure water. New mace. &c. In rear OF INV ell
ing, tine garden, bJuntuuly Stocked wi tn lare and
beautiful plants, with the choicest ieues Of Pears,
Cnerrle-, 0rapes, &c, Lot about 56xilO oser s00v
square Ieet wfzaI xsEos.ti SanL
PREMISES may be examined any afternoon THIS
WEEK, from to 8 o'clock a -lHc4
5 Terms easy for the purchaser, ynias
:. Enquire OF 60 sagl Ii. M. PATTEN& CO.,
Or OF - JOHN C. PROCTEh,
~ Eeet&45E i-a-il- otiF y3 Exchanpe street. =
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Farm and store For SAID.

5ssGs -. aasaA Farm and Store at 1farreescks ]
AA@K-A Landing, in Freeport. One of the
l. l11f ~ about fifty acres; cut 81 tons Of hay
EEE944s9 last year.. Good chance for sea
dressing as the river is navigabe the farm Build
ings first rate. Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade Large two story house, sutable
tor two families; nice stable and other buildings
his place is only 3-4ths OF a mile from Kennebec
Depot. A good bargain can. be had,
Enquire of d ANiEu CURTIS, on the premises,
or OF w. FL. ERRIS, Heal Estate Agent under
Lancaster Hall. rs1is jeI-TT&S& WIT t1amtt -
s. For Sale at Bargain. s.a
49, A Block of Two Houses, containing eight
LII rooms each. Hard and soft water. Situated
lsV .on Bracket St. which cost $500 in 1868, is
offered sale ter $3O00 the houses will be sold
separately tor $1,000 each. Terms OF payment easy.
A fine location for parties working on Commercial
or West Commercial street. Property now renting
= II H Il GEO. n. DAVIS & co., s.
je7dtw Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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s'Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from S75
to $500 per month and expenses, or a commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB s. CO., PITTSBUkG, Pa, or BOS
TON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO. .ts.tzol
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines,
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-.
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Desirable Real Estate for Sale. -
49, The three storied Brick House No 4s Dan.
&::;l forth ct, adjoining. that valuable properly
s,l known as the "Morse House." The house has
lweye rooms. fine lot so feet front, and 197 feet
In depth. ~ ne
Apply. to wM..H. JERRIs, ReahEstate Agent.
june 4-d3w, sakssezE srea4
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Rnarders wanted.

..,or,on can Get first class board at the
A rev rev Tonse' near CITY Hall. jelldSwo ss
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ROB SALE.

A Desirable Residence within 1-2 miles from the
~ city, containing acres Of land, with Apple,
Pear and Plum Trees, Strawberry Beds, Grape
Vines, is offered for sale at greatly reduced price
Il Inquire q s of bae JOHN G. PRoCTEa %. S ~
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For SaIe..

Two Very Eligible House Lots,
CITUATED on Cumberland st, near the CITY
y building, in a desirable neighborhocd. "A :
Apply to -~siaa 81 4sa1aea.eis.-a ~ y
jef1-d1w - .-s..4 s. 3. n. "A. HAY.
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Wanted!

Moo vron,I;n st. Good rooms. Terms easy.
a % Aje9d1w* M 4si
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HYo'llull ( are llFt doing West

~ Procure Tickets by the -
safest, Best and Most Reliable houtesl
s'a g. by THROUGH TICKETS
From PORTLAND, via BOSTON, to all points in
Lhe WEST, SUI III AND NVk1 H. WEST, furnish
ed at the lowest rates, With choice OF Routes, at
the ONLY UNION TICKET OFFICE,
No. 40 Ia nIsxchange Street,
p. :, -, W. %. LxTTLE s co., Agents.
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once to Rent.

House on state Street Ito Let.
Three storied Brick House, containing thirteen
N rooms. Nice garden with pear and plum trees.
Apply to W. II. JERRiS. v'1H vg5s je7dtf
sob Part of a House to Let. 2
l. I'VE Rooms to let on Bracket st, near Spring ST.
jeiod1wt - !, a !. IN. DRESSER, rs Spring st.
40 Let, 10Y (
THE three storied Brick Dwelling No Al State
i St. Enqnire on the premises. je2dtf
Two Tenements to be Let, or the
House for Sale,
GORNER Of Tate and York SITS; ONE has seven
" and the other six rooms.
Apply to w. Il. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
may29f sAAsAps'f1 Under Lancaster Hall.
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sea ~ THE u BRITISH - NORTH
s AMERICAN kOY AL MALL STEAM
EH74dfSHlPs between NEW YORK and
uIVERPOOL. calling at Cork Harper.
49, SAILING EvEnY W ADNEsDAYl t
JAVA hsfh - June o CHINA sss9 June 80
SCOTIA, June Is RUSSIA, July =.
LUBA. june %
Cnlef CaD1n faS3a&e, Aot gold.
Second Cabin Passage. ovJ
Labin Passage to Paris $145, gold. -
The owneis OF these shIps win NOS be accountable
for Specle on sniuables unless bllsof Lading having
the expressed are signed therefor FOR passage
apply to...uE CHARLES g. FkANCkIfN, 81
- - II s--f-.--- - 1903 Stale Street.
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I White PtQsse and Brilliant
pa 90 At Less than CosI,
/. ap2su = Ilq 49, Az 500 Congress
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MAINE CENTRAL 4. r.

TlT SUMMER ARRAkuEMkNl
sSt1s<z5K1 On and after Monday, April 15tf
HAkA2eurrent, trains will leave Portland to.
Sanger and all intermediate station on this line Of
Ito A. IA and $50 P NJ
- Freight trans WaterTiiieand all inferno
date stations, leave Portland at s.25 Am,
Train from Bangor is due at Portland at2.15 p ~
In season to connect with train tor Boston.
From Lewiston and Auburn only, at $40 Am,
.-,. $780,, EDWIN MOVES. Supi.
Nov. 1, 1855 noedU
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
An Ordinance.

For the E1tnrocenteg1f 1f Depot street from
North street north 70 The Corporation Line.
q HcTION 4. ne it ordnAned ~ the
- Council Of the Incorporated Village of
DeIaEars, That the Mas or be- and he is
hersbE directed and nsQuiRed to let the
cnutract for grading Depot street nom
North street lgoFth to the CorpOrabiOn Il ne
where the same IS not already gradeaf 70
the, lowest Responsible bidder, after having
published for Two weeks In some newspaper
Dublished and of general circulation In said
Village. notice that scaled proposals. will be
rsciyed for such EHndiug. l- i.1 & aIll al-5
SEC, 2 That the owners Of lots and lands
bounding and a6utting on said Deppt STREET
be and they are hereby required 20 gravel
and gutter said street in front OF their re-
sprctiYs lots aud lands by the 18th day OF
October, 1863. and in default thereof, the
Mayor is hereby required to let the contrast
| tor the same to the AOwest responsible Did
der, after having published for two weeks
In some newspaper of general ciruulatiDu
/ IN said village nOGtcs that beaied proposals
terinH ---
SIC. 3, That said grading, sra aveIihg and
/ guttering shall be done IN accordance with
the general spec hcaLions for such i'm prove
naents, aSd under the direction Of the VIZ
Bee. q That the expenses of snid i'm.
FprOYement shall be llssehsed on the feei
front of satd lots and lands, and be collect
ed as IN other cases Of special assessments
I SIC. g. This ordinance to take effect and
be fn fOgce nom ami atter its publication.
| Passed August z, 1859. .t
CHART E NEIL, Mayor
Q. o! LITTLE, Recorder, aug6-3W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
ORDINANCES.


10 Grade and GraUel E.Eet EiLlfaB strset from
tie SlyT41salgs "a RAILROAD east to its jiinetton
sR6fh berkshire street. f-s-
O ECTION 4. BE tt ordained by ahe
y Council Of the IucOE Dorated Village Of
Delaware, That tlas Mayors hereby autnoF-
lied to give two weeks EDt1eo OF time, in
some newspaper published and OF general
scales PEoE0sa ais for g Idiue last William
street rom the gjnr4nQfitld Railroad east to
It's Junction with Berkshire street, Whers
tie same issnog already done, and let the
same % the lowest res DOHIskJie4 D4ctderS the
Contractor to take the assessment mon the
said street recurring to be graded 5r
SEC. q That the owners OF lots and lands
bonndtpE and abutting On said portion Of
William street are hereby REQUIRED to grRv-
Ell said street b frJlit OF their respective lots
and Iands, to the width of sixteen 1eet in
the center Of said street, and 70 a suttablss
Thickness ~ the l5th day OF October, 1853,
required % let the eontfaet for the same 70
IflEs lowest responsible bidder, after having
published for two weeks, In some neHsoaI-
per of general q reuI uIAtlon IN saa1d ,YztLagee
notice that seal ed proposals VIII be resolved
for said gravelinE. .
SEQ e.. That sid yEl ldiug. and lgrgVeflnE
shau be done in accordance with the gener-
al SPECIFICATIONS for such improvements.
aBd under the direction Of the Village En-
ssa 4. iEl1.t ahe sexpsnsess Of sald inn
pr9Yernent g shall Be. asseased On the feet
in other cases OF special easements. sF e
SEC. 5. This ord dtnanee TO saEss eject and
BE- IN fOrce from and afteR its publication.
= Rassad August = 1853. e
q - -LsFc.s go CHARLES NEIL, Mayor. =.
g o. LA1EIsEs Recorder, aUg6-2w
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1n.hinance


For9hs IilstroUsoaeAt 81 q poytioh 81 Third
~ r-,, street I7ests Of Lt5eF7g street arr
CNECTEOW A. BE te ordained by the
- Council of the AncorperaSed Vtilage OF
'DsiaWare, That the Mayor is hereby author
ICED to give two weeks notice of time for
receiving sealed pro pOsaiS for grading al
that portion Of third street from the west
line of Liberty street to- west line OF the
property OF Miss Yates, and let the same TO
the lowest respOnstb e bidder the Con trac-
tor to take the assessment upon the lots and
lands bounding and abutting on said street
requiring to be Rraded. q
- SEC. 2 That the owners or lots and lands
hOundIug and abntting on said portion Ol
Third street be and they are hereby reQuir-
ed, by the LIST day of October, 1859, to lay
down side-W walks, not less than three fest
and u haIlf wide, constructed OF -goOd oak
OF pine plank net less than one and one
fourth inch thick, laid on scanll1ng and
we'll nailed down and ia default Ehereoi
the .AIarsl19l Is hereby required to lay down
said sidewalks; and that the expenses ol
sdid improvements be assessed on the feet
front of said lots ana lands, and collected
as IN other eases. OF special assessments.
e. SEC 8. That said grading shall be done
in accordance with the general specinca,
tiOns for such improvements, and that said
grading and the laying of said side-Wail1'
shall be done under the direction OF the
Village Engineer. -
SEC. 4. This ordinance to take effect anC
be IN force from and after It's publication. .
Passed August 2, 1859. ..-a s5rr.. T
G. o. LITTLE. Recorder. aug6-2w
2
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sPRCTACEEs.
wavRs aRr mTeTT.9 3

THIS Is A COMMON COMPLAINT,
i but are not voluntary taxes much high
er than those assessed for the support OF
governments Let us see. Take one 1DL
stance outfif q thousand that are occurring
90 oastartlye In 3 b certain lelelfl6rb God 81
our county, a travelling slOITloiler sold, accord
Ing to reliable Information, not less than
one hundred pairs of spectacles at $500 per
pair. lust such as am selling at 75 cents
me same in every respect. Now, here was
S825 sent from q small community umueces-
sarIly for one item alone; and this sort ol
thing is going on constantly in nearly all
kinds Of business. when will the people
learn wisdom" !" that they can do better for
themselves and the countFY by buying
every thing they need OF established and re.
liable dealers at home
L In the line OF SpeetRclea, L have a large
and complete ass0Ttmsnts embracing all Che
| leading STYLES, such Is Lancashire Lenses
i Cry stall, the best French and English Pere,
scOpic and Double Complex Glass, N al
| styles OF frames. Also, same kind OF glass
70 set In old frames. r--
| Long experiences IN TttiTig eyes with Spec
| taclts enables me to do IL readily ana cor
tsetly, Persons wanting Spectaeles OF any
thInu are invited to come where they VIII bt
-. Q. PLATT,
SSs-h ..-zs No. 3 Williams Block
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AMOrdfnanCe..

- 4
Foz- ne improvement eC egse5Ts street rom
ttqflr @ssg@Es SEA rsgs& EG#E
y council Of the Incorporated Village o.
DeiaNare, That the MAYOR be and he is
hereby directed and required to let the con-
tract for grading Berkshire street. from The
Railroad TO the east line Of the Corporation,
where the same Is not already graded, TO
the lowest resp pous1ble bidder, after having
Published for two weeks in some uewspa-
per, published ana OF general circulation
IN said village, notice that sealed proposals
wi De received for such grading.
SEC. 2. That the owners Of iots and lands
bounding and abutttng on said portion OF
Bel kshIiIe street be and they are hereby re-
frout of their respective lots and lands by
the 18th day Of OctoDefs 1885, and in default
thereof the May or is heFsly required to let
the contract for the same to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, after having published for
two weeks, in some newspaper published
and OF general circulation IN said village,
notice that sealed proposals viii be received
for said prayeltuk and gttteTihg.
SEC. s. That said grading, grHVeling and
gteteriug stall be dune in accUruMnce with
the general sI5ecth theatiOns for such improve
ments, and under the direction Of the Vtl-
SEC. 4. That the expenses Of said i'm
provements shall be assessed ON the feet
front Of said lots and lands, 8nd be collected
as In other cases Of special assessment
EECg o. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force nom and after its Publication.
Passed August 2, 1863. 5f.
CHARLES NEIL. Mayor.
C. o. LITTLE, RscOn1er. aug6-2W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
An Ordinance.

Establishing ne Grade Of Grant street from
SandsislJ street SOeSt to Liberty street.
0ECTEONrls H. Ne 81 oRiRaHne1 by the
- Council OF the Incorporated Village of
Delaware, That the grade Of Grant street
from SanduslIy street west to Liberty street
be and the same is hereby established as
ItBlioWss E5gtnniI1E WI b the west line of
SAndusky street with the grade Of Sandus-
lzY stteet in7CeutaF, and l4s49 feet 8b0Ye top
of Lswer board on north west corhsr Of
street; thence It shall ascend in $50 feet
lie 10 feet: thence In SOC feet to center Of
Franklin street it shall ascend 10 2-10 feet
thence in 344 feet it shall descend 8 2 10 feet;
thence in 40 feettO center Of Washington
street II shall ascend Ieet; THENCE 81 10
feet it shall descend I foot to run thence In
$50 lest it shall aseahd Is feet 70 center Of
Liberty street. fEf,.o.s-rrfsrt1
SEC a That all ordinances heretofore
passed fneonsistehf with the provisions Of
this o. dinHnce be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 8. This ordinance to take effect and
be in fOres from and after its publi
Passed AusT z 1853 F.
zt EHsl sE ~ CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
Fl @. o. LITE, Recorder. @ aug6 wv
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Ordinance.

ESTABLISHING the Grade Of W5Hian street from
Liberty street gcest TO the old Corporation
Line. a-4Ekss#
@ ECTI0N 4. BE it ordained by the
- Council Of the Incorporated Village of
Delaware, That the grade Of William street
from Liberty street west to the old Corpora
ton Line be and the same is hereby estab-
lished as follows: Beginning with the CEN
ter or crossing ON the west side OF Liberty
3 5-l0 feet thence in 100 feet 1t shall ascend
feet; thence in 40 feet it shall ascend
II $40 feet; thence In 2GO feet it shall ascend
10 feet; thence in 80 teet it shall ascend 4-l0
feet TO a point about 10 feet east of the west
| line of Prof. Perkins lot; thence in $50 feet
! it shall descend 6-l0 feet; thence in lS4 feet
1 it shall ascend $40 feet TO the old Corpora
ton Line.
SEC. 2 That all ordinances heretofore
| passed Inconsistent with the provisions a
| this ordinance be and the same are hereby
| repealed. 81 ..st -a-, rs.s...n awrT7 /
/ SEC. 3. This ordinance to take eject and
j be in force frona and after its publication.
i CHARLES NEIL, Mayer.
] G. o. LITTLE, Recorder. aug6-2W