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Georgetown Advertisements.
FIHr GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.


Best White SUGAR at II cents, Crushed. Pow
dered and Gr,nulated at IL cents. VERY Zine
..nssd TOMATOES, 3 pounds; q 70 cent?; 5
BnANS. OUNCES, PEAks, and DAMSeNs.
WHICH rLGUR, GREEN TEAS, from 81 TO
81, nne BLACK and JAPAN TEAS, 6UfTGk,
and general sssortmekt Of the very best & RIO
CERlEs. WINES aud LIQUORs, at a. low prics
fer the auaiitI as any store in the D,.tric. For
2. =. corner Bridge and High streets.
may e-Im Georeetosn.
EXTRA FINE WHISKY AT THREE DOL
II LABS PER GALLON,
i will sell the celebrated STAR WHISKY ct
only s. per gallon warranted pure and OF q very
nne quality. Also. RAKBR'S and other WIS
KEYS. PALE SHERRY. in sss. the best in
tn. District and over twelve years Cd q 32i per
may I'm Ger Bigh and Bridge streets.
4 IyBRY, SALE. HIRING AND HACK STA.
IL BLE.-We respectfully inform the cit. ~
izeps Of Wsship gtop, GeorgetswB, and IN
strangers generally. that We keep alwaysNN
on hand tor hire neH orses and Buggies Carriages
Hack., Saddle Horses, &c Persons desiring 70
visit the Gre at Falls or other peints, for fishing
PIC mic. or other pur poses, will always find ample
accomn odaions fer large email pal ties. Charge
moe crate and terms CASH stable corner Of Bridge
ket. NURRlS 4 GLAOMON.
apB 1E' Proprietors
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GALE OF LIBERTY ORDNANCE prpor
- MISSOURI SA

OR0SsSCE OFFICE. War DEr.RrNrxr
NAsHIHGroN. April 2. 100
In pursuance OF the act Of July "a las "A g.
authority OF the Secretary Of War the l.sr@ -
bniidlpgs constituting the Ord nance Depot na.r
Livery Slay county, Nilsson a will be .@,S =.
public sucnen q the highest bidde- on the prec.
80 essck meridian. on the 18th gay OF June
The properly censists Of ten acres Of Lana In.
following Buildings OF brick viz A@ bho
Stofehoeee two stories. ~ feet by 70 fret
gmcsn' ouarters, too stories. IS feet by 8 fact
nltceen, one story. IS feet BY n feet
SI 1Sntsrs' hop. one story % f-et by l. feat
smitn s shop. one story. a. feet hy " feet
Sosoiefe barrocks. one story. % feet by n fer
! aaeszfpe, . feet By rs feet
/ Stable.
And, also. several Franz Buildings. suca a L.h-
oratoIise. Sheds. OufhOuses. Corn no, Fencing
eood " ell and Ctetern. Ac.
furtber Description II deemed unnecessary o. IN
gre snmea tnsa nersons dispossdt TO purchase viii
eNainin the premfoes.
fbeterms OF sale. o prescribed by the Law N ,rr
winch the sale 10 made. are one third In cash, the
rnAibcer IN two equal payments Of Que and two
years. with stx per cent Interest on deferred nav
ments 20 be secured By deed Of trust on the prop-
efsy. ~r
Upon payment Of the whole of IN. ,,,,s...
money esed in lee simple viii be Rented sSeT
the zeal Of the War Department.
Brer,s Lieut.. Col. ana ns,o S ~ osdasI:.
m.ISt IN charge.
RCRNr MILL fLoUR ANpT1rp- f5r.,.isS--
- wholesale and retail, for CASH. a. No sasE
street uortn, between Sixth ana s4yenrh vs.r an
and after NAY ], ls<s
Asa im!i' BOND MEpFoRp.
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MANY SUPER rather than take nauseous
medicines. All who suffer from Coughs, Colds.
Irritation of the Bronchial Tubes or tendency
TO Consumption, will find in DIR. Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry remedy as agreeable TO the
palate rs effectual In removing disease. The BaI.
sam rs PIE asant y; t is safe rem edy IL 10
powerful remedy; it is a speedy remedy; IL is
a remedy that cures
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II EMOvAL.-N. THORSON wishes TO inform
H his old customers and the public gen. A
orally TIA at he has removed his Merchant
Tailor Establishment from HE old stand, NV
2s6 Pennsylvania avenue. TO No sos 18th
street, oetNeen Pennsylvania avsnue and
street. where he keeps constantly on hand
CLOTHS, CAseIM1REe, Ere,
GkNfLEMRNY fUREfsHING GOODS,
and the STAR SHIRTS, made to order
Since my removal have made arrangements
which will enable me to attend to my customers
more regularly, and 20 hil their orders moro pune
tually N. THORSON
sO2 Eleventh street.
sr6-Im bet. Penna avenue and n street.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN H SMOOT.

1l9 Bridgs Street, Georgetorn, ID. C..
has received large assortment OF SPkING AND
styles of LAI IkS' DRisS GOODS, super Black
Slide: silk shs'liee, Bombazines, Mohairs, Pop
liDettes, Gray and Fancy Mixtures for Suits,
Grenadines, OrgaLdies. and other desirabl dress
fabrics. Llama, Lace, and other shawls; Alexan
are es, ana shd other hid Gloyes ao,
furnishing Goods, Sheetings. Damasks, Napkins.
Towelfnts, Mattings and Oil Cloths. With full
stock OF Gentlemen and Boy o wear. and Domes
tic Cottons Of the beet makes, to which he invites
the attention Of oasd buyers. Washington custo-
mers will find it to their interest to call and see
goods and prices. apE lml J.H.S.
NEW SPRING GOODS We are now selling
~ GREAT BARGAINs in choice Spring DRY
0OOD6-especiaily in DRESS GOODS eiuyite
an examination Of our stock BENZ MILES,
ap3.lm' 1O1 Bird ge'street, Geor Town.
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THE POTOMAC FRONT.-A stiff northwes
wind prevails around the front this morning
which makes mat ers somewhat rough on 'tsTrr
trHd, ana Illumines he surface of the Potom tc
win white capped patches OF foam Re sembling
Arrow, Stackpole in command, made her
LInhing with a limited number OF excursion
lists for tn former place and tall mails for the
AFTER. At the Potomac Ferry wharf the
Sta mer Wawaset FowlSF arrived last evening
from Cone river and Intermediate landings,
with pa ssngers, country produce, fish, and
o. ELS, and AT Berry S wharf, the steam r w
W. Cost, Wilson, OF the Potomac Trausrorta-
uon line, arrived shout the same time from
Baltimore, with merchandise and pas sengers
Ape AIDED Will be found other matters:
hleHS BLcrf.-ArrIved-Sch r. ID. Nil
burn, Frazier, from Havre-de- Grace. with
coal for ID. w. Fowler; Wm Totteu, Cnilen,
from Tangier's Sound, with oysters for Turne.
& Son. SailCd-Schrs. Stephen A. Dou glass,
Lewis; Dove. Birtzsil; John >. Haven. Lewis,
down the river, light.
Hdrrtys Wharf.-ArrivC1-Schr. Foaming
Sea, James, from Havre- de-Graca, with III
tons OF coal for harvey, Clark & Given.
CdrteT's WhGrf.-Arriyed-Scb Martha
Collins, Graves, from Norfolk, with lumber for
Fugett, and Linvilie Il Co; Ridley, Malone,
from Salisbury, with lumber for BlitZ d KItch.
FoWler's WhGrf.-Arrived-Schr. Mary Jane,
Foxwell. from iSs ltimore. with lumber for Will
let 4 hedgrave. After dischargiDg her lumber
she proceeded 10 Alexandria TO discharge lot
OF salt
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BIS WE'RE OPENED on Saturday for supplv-
ing The Interior department with s,arionet '
,or the remainder Of the fiscal year. 1Iessrs
Blanchard 4 Mohuu and Coyls i Towers
were the only bidders, and thu contract will, II
is said, be divided between hem
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SIS 5-S5-e5 -S@S5-S5-SS-S5-
All Wool Garlbaldi suits, good quality.
A-S4-S4-S4-S4-Si-e 4-s4-2f-Si-S4-Si
All Wool Garibaldi Suits.
s1-s5-S5-&5-f5-S5-s 5-S5-S@S5-$5-S5
Boys Jacket and Pants.
At A. SAKe & Co. 5l7 eth street,
Above the Avenue House.
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LOCAL N VS..
Amnsements, &C., Tonight.

Amusements, &c, Ts.Nfght.
NATIONAL THRArlR.-Mariui's May Fest.
val
CANTERBURY HALL.-Partomime ballet and
other attractions.
Pnor. SsTrH's Art Gallery, ao4 p.nnsyI-
wanna avenue, large number or new chromos
plst received.
METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
tn, pennsylvania avenue, between IIth and
18th streets. Open every night-with q first
class entertainment.
HARKRrrER's, 4s6 9TH street.-EIne pictures
On exhibition.
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AREEsT.-At an early hour this morn az of.
fCer Smoot arrested "A COiored man, nam d Al
fred Douglas. OH the Long Bridge, charged With
stealing some tine since IN this city )cking
bird and cage. The accused (whO CON nitted
the theft about one month sInce,) res les At
Free cmen's Village, in Virginia. thouCn ne b. :
some business engagement in Wasnirg-gl. lie
has been com mitted Tor a hearing.
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UMBER. LUMBER LUMBER :!

A large stock and complete assortment Of Build
ing Lumber. Hemlock Fencing, Cyprus ShiH giles
White Pine and Spruce Pickets, Cedar Posts, SC
Also,
PRESSED LUMBER
OF ali kinds hand aud for sale at lowest market
rates 10y WILLET RDDGRAVE.
Corner New York avenue and 9th street,
one square from Northern
an l5-u Liberty Morket
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AN ACT authorizing the erection of a woode1

AN ACT authorizing the erection of 4 wooden
building, near his own brick dwelling, by
Hon. VIM. Sprague.
BE IL enacted Jy the BOdrdof aldermen and Board
of Common Council Of the city Of Westinghouse,
That permission be granted TO William Sprague
10 erected on his property, At the corner OF +.
9 rect north and Sixth street west ad Joining his
residence on the west side, a wooden building
not 10 exceed sixteen feet square nor one story
IN height PfOridsd thst the west side Of said
wooden building shall not be less than twenty
four feet from the west boundary line of the
property OF said Sprague, al said corner of L
street nor b ana Sixth street west.
Approved, January ), 1867.
Approved, January :, ISIS, 1869
ANDREW JOHNSON
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DIsAFrEAEED-Richs CLARKE, a colore5
lahOr-r Ia the second A AUDITORS once Tr.aSary
UI aTtm.apf. Tor tho lss tySo yeir., rnyserlouSiy
disappeared on inlay iast. af.sr receiving his
psy HIS family ar n Il loss ~ "a rourt { ~ hts
ah>sucr. ~ was drum ms % v. the a. ,latnh..
Ers-s Band
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TYPoGEAPHICAL NEErISGS.-A meeting of
the Columbia Typographical SJcety was
held IN the Council Chamber Saturday
evening. when me Auditing Com mi,iee SUBJ
mItfed their report. showing a total OF receipts
OF the past year, including amount on hand
Of S2,50i.7e; total expenditures, including ALI
mODy snd funeral benefits -s23 3S, and balance
III u, ssury, Sl,i>O;2. The Society has incor-
porated the mutual insurance feature, which
Is becoming sopopular among tradesmen IT the
North, and upon The death of one of their n um.
Der each member is taxed Il foT the benefit OF
his family. The following named Gentlemen,
having BEEN contributing members for eleven
successive years, were declared honorary Nom
bers OF the Society: Charles W Scheil. VIM
O,kstad', J. q. Judd, Robert P-nnman. J. w
Law. r. MacMurray. The deats of 1Ir. John
ID. Bayne, late OF the National TRt-figeRcer, was
announced, and a committee appointed To
draft suitable resolutions OF condolsnca
Ara meeting of the Alexandra Typographi-
cal tnion- No 3d. held on Saturday night last,
the folio wing delegates Were elected 10 repre-
sent the Union at the National Typograp hical
Union. which meets in Albany on the frs
VI 'Dday in June next. Messrs. Geo. T Whit
ting. } l.. Lovelace, and l.. ii. Thomps On
Several members We're proposed and elected
IneTnb ers.
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< RI NC
AND SUMNER GOODS.

IMMENSE sToCK JUST RECEIVED.
QUE SPECIADITIBS- Rich and Ha -dsoma
Striped DRESS GOODS, from - ceuts per
yard mp TO 81.
500 SIN UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS in
Silk, Pongee, and Linen.
100 Beautiful Fancy Striped SILK AND WOOL
sHAWLS, from - up to SIS. Very de.
sirabls goods for the present and approaching
season.
100 LLAMA LACE sHAwLs- great bargains.
100 rieces BLACK ALPACAs, Of the best makes
ever imported to this country.
Together with immense stock of STAPLE
GOODS, such AZ Linens, Cambria, Cottons,
Muslins, &c &c
Also, cheap OARPETING, MATING aud OIL
CLOTH.
~ The Lowest Price will be named at once.
All goods warranted to BE- as represented by the
statesmen.
W. W. BURDETTE,
No. 331 Seventh Street,
ap1-Y Between l and h.
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SAMARITAN,S GIFT

The only real cure for Gouorrh0a. elect and
Diseases caused from indescretion Only ten pills,
purely vegetable. We discard Bd!sapl CtpIbia
and Mercury as being not only useless bat lrtful
Gift cures In from two 10 four days. thus avoid
Ing trouble, exposure, and the extortion Of JACKS
FORD. and by Druggists,
ma 913 Race street, Philad Ell phfa.
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WORK CoNNnSCRD.-undsr direction Of
Mayor Bowen, ComnisS Toner Dohbins of the
SIKH Ward, has commenced the work of grad
ing aud graveling south Il street. from I'm 70
Iltn streets west, which work will give en-
piOyment 10 30 or AGO hands.
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COURT IN GENERAL TREM-ThIs morning
the May Term OF the District Court in hauc
commenced Chief Justice e. trtreT and judges
Olm and Fisher on the beuCh. The following
business was transacted: Hall agt Bliss: N ige.
nl-It below affirmed. Hickman agt. I'd wards:
appeal bond Ned by Mr.. Bradley aud approx
I'd. Il. n. M+rsh InfoTmatIon charging NAL
Tsation IN OFT G a Justice Of the Paace: dis
missed on motion of tbp Dis strict Attorney. u.
= AIT Warden and Ian hardy; Judgment below
reversed. Kennedy & "a mberlaiu ar'. Rtt-
'eHhcU~ -. Fowler y Co; motion of Mr. Bradley
10 Gle appeal bond oyerruled without pre- a.
dice.
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Thus DO"LING' Auc'iOneer; Georgetow
VALUABLE INPRovED PROPERTY on THE
lion.
&, MONDAY, May Sd, 1852 a. 5 O'Clock .
Y =: m. vii sell in troot OF the misses the
>-A handsome aud desirable residence of Col. j
u KurtZ situated on tue nortn side 4 S:h street,
between High snd Frederick streets. This pro
perty fronts 100 feet sth street, with depth Of
23l feet on Fretr-iek street. The house contains
a large parlor. ming nom, slice ping rooms, &C,
VA all thirteen nished rooms. besides storerooms
pantTies, green house, throu ghout ii ne well
cisterDs and Potomac water on the prem ses; Fl ne
grounds. with flowers. fruit, thrubbery, grass,
and shade tres. For further description or ex :
animation Of II g property call the auctioneer
Terms: one third cash; balance in one and two
years, With interest secured b. notes AMI deed of
trust. Stamps and convey ances at cost # purcha-
ser. 500 to be paid when the property is struck
of THOS BOWLING.
apsl eOEds IChrOn .COuIier i Ancfinneer
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AN ACT for The relief OF Andrew McKsnna.

BE 1t enacted Jy the Board Of Adermen and
Bodrd Of Common COt01ciIof the Cityof Washington,
That the sum OF ten dollars be, and the same Is
hereby. appropriated out of the general fund to
enable the Mayor 10 refund 70 Andrew Nc.
kenna the amount of a fine imposed by Esquire
Thompson for an alleged violation OF the law
Of this Corporation, and that the Mayor be. and
he is HEREBY, authorized and req uired to cause
the said sum OF ten dollars to be paid.
Approved, January ), 1869.
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0PKN TD-DAV-

Gents Linen busters.
Gents White Mars. Vests.
Walking Coat Business Suits for $40
Cheyiot Suits for S2}. and other desirable
goods.
GEO. q. HRNNING. M. I'll 1th STRAIT
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DEAD BODY OF A WOMAN FOUND IN THE
CANAL.-Aoout seven O'Clock this morning.
tn dea body o. q white woman, ap parentiy
thirty years of age, was found by some boys in
the canal, at the corner Of First street west aud
T. street south. They Immediately informed
MIR. Samuel Norment at the Maryland avenue
bridge. and he had the booy taken out aud
oy the authorities. Oficer Brosnan, of the
Fourth Ward police, soon arrived and had the
body conveyed in a cart to the Fourth Ward
police station, corner of G street north and
New Jersey avenue. The body was rIther
thinly clad, being attired in a light colored
calico dress with small red aud bro wn figure
and had not apparently been in
the water more than few hour.
Coroner Potter held an inquest At the station
pessss elIcIted the facts that the deceased went
by the name OF Victoria Scott, and was very
mach addicted TO the use of liquor, being
nearly always intoxicated. IL appears that for
lew weSss Past she has been living a, the
house OF a coloTCt woman named Frances
lsaacs on list street west. between Penusylva.
mia avenue and Il street, and left her house.
eight o'clock, and did not return. DAcC lsed
had NO permanent nome. but apparently
lodged about wherever sue coult, ana
had, IL IS stated. a mother residing somewhere
in the city. Her loose manner OF living and
dissolute habits indie Ite that she fell into the
c,nTi Ii STAT OF intoXIcatiOn, As tue body bore
no marks of whence. No testimony could b.
produced 10 ind cate her wher-Ibo from
Friday evening last up TO the time she was
Jury rendered a verdict that deceased came TO
her dC an from accidental downing. Thu
body viii be inferred BY the corporate authori-
ties.
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y. NJ. e. A. SO,IAL REuSIoS-at a meet
iuS 81 the board OF managers held Saturday
evening. % was decided on account of the de-
Jay IN completing The new rooms, To postpone
he SOCIAL Reunion until Wednesday, tue -, b
MS. Tickets already issued good for that o.
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CARPETe, CuRfAINe, %.
THE LARGEST SrOcM
TIE NE VEST And BEST ~ FERNS,
1AA MOST REAS0NABLB PRGESsfr
WI. 9. hlTCHHLL co..
.~,, Over Perry q Bro b
s~V Vry 0oooo easablishpeut,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.

LOB MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer al BROW - aptain Thomas stack
pole, leaves her wharf, foot of seq 49,
Sundays, excep,ed,j for M0uST Es
sEKNoS landing and receiving passengers At
ALkNASpRlk- fObT FO0Tk. FORT WASH
iNGToN MARsHALL HALL, Md IONA and
nhaiE HolSE, Na-returning to the city 1T
Fare to Mount Vernon and return. includinp al
mission 70 the Mansion and Grounds, 81 so
Refreshments on board
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels, and
JAMES SYKES. General Superfn.erden. OH'ca
Willard's Hotel. ar 10 In,
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SrkclCAL OfERArIoN.-Dr. johnson Eliot,
on Friday. performed dino ult SURGICAL opera,
tion on daughter OF Alderman Fen wicx-re.
moving a stone from the ure,ha yery success
fully, Notwithstanding that the SUBJECT was
but five years Of age.
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AN Act for the relief OF the destitute poor of
the city.
Be IL enacted IN He B0dr3 u Aldermen and
Eoard Of Common council Of the C.iycf Washington
That the sum of three thousand dollars be-, and
the same Is herby, appropriated out OF the gen
eral 'und. 20 purchase fuel ana provisions for
the destltute poor of THIS city, the same ID be
purchased by the Mayor, AZ the lowest market
rates ana 10 be distributed under has direction:
lr ded that the said relief stall only be given
10 those unable 10 work or who are unable TO
find fmDloyment.
Approved, January 9, 1869.
AN Act TO erect lamps and lamp posts IN the
Sixth Ward.
BE a. enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
If Common Connect Of the Ctfy of Wdsiingto1,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, quest
ed TO cause lamp posts and lamps TO be erected,
commencing at the southwest corner of Wal
ZACH school building and running on ID street
TO Ninth street, up Ninth TO Il street south. out
X street south to Eleventh street east, ana ur
Eleventh street east 10 East Capitol street.
Approved, January 9, 1860.
AN Act to alter the grade at the intersection of
street and Sixth street east ana nsrth.
BE az enacted by the EOdrd u Aldermen and Board
81 Common Couacil Of The city # Washington,
That the surveyor OF the city be instructed TO
examine the q AIDES OF street north land cas-. }
and also Sixth street north (and east where
the two pamed streets intersect each other, and
so cause the grades OF said streets TO be changed
as 10 meet the necessities OF the case and relic
TIE property Owners from tthe great injustice
which seems TO be done them by the present
grade.
BE iffur'her enacted. That the Mayor be, and
he j. hereby authorized to cause such grades 10
be Made as may DE decided upon by the City
Surveyor, under the direction of the commits
soDerS OF he Fifth and Sixth Wards; anu that
the proportioDate part of two hundred dolla. 3,
CT 80 mu b thereof as may be necessary, be, aud
the same is Appropriated ont OF any funds OF said
ri: II and Sixth Wards 10 pay the cost thereof.
Approved. January l., 1>69.
AN ACT to set the curbstones and pave the
too'ways and cutters on the east side OF
Ninth street east, between T. and South Caro-
lima avenue.
he AZ enacted byt the Board Of AE2erw n and Board
Of Common COtHcI Of tn Ci'y u WASH ~ ,oIl,
That the Mayor he. and he rs hereby. authorized
and requisite 10 cause the curbstones 10 DE sal
and the foo'ways and cutters paved the
east side of Ninth street east, between & street
and South Carolina avenue. The work TO b.
CONT acted for and executed in the manner and
under the superintendent provided by law;
and 10 detray the expense OF the SAID improve
ment n special tax equal 10 the cost thereof is
hereby imposed and levied on a'l lots or parts
of lots bordering on the line OF the improve
ment; the said tax To be assessed and collected
in conformity with the provisions of the act
approved October IL, 1866.
Approved, January L. 1859.
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DReP0sALS FoR GRAnTNG AND GsNvEL.
Z IN $50 eTbEHf WEST, FROM penn
SYLNANIA AVENUE TO NJ STkEET HORTIi.


y. ~. t..a DR. =. l~19
Proposals viii be received At this Oh q until i
o'clock NJ. on MuNDAl, May th- 10Th, 1853, tor
grading and crawling Isl street west from PENN
wanna aveIue TO street north under an act
approved December p. ls5s
Il he work TO Be Gone under the direction of the
CITY >urN,y"r the super iner ence e he Commas
sioner OF the First W ard and too Assist snt CON-
missioner % be az pointed by ths Mssor.
BIDDERS VIII stste the price per cutie ward Cor
excavation or embsnkmeEt, that Viii n measures
the most 70 be paid for only one ~ either in
excavation embsf kment
BIDDERS viii tate the price per square ysrd for
travelling. the gravel % be OF good quality. free
IRON st0ne> Of improper sze to be nine inc
IN the center q the street and t.peIing a. four
inches deep 1T the gatter line after the has
been OPerly role
The surplus earth, including sand. gravel and
sire q tie deposited wherever the Ward Dom
ME siomer may direct.
No part uf the appropriation will De raid until
TIN work has been approved by the Go Surveyor,
snd the tumm issl"ner Il the First ward a1d tho
A assistant 4, minis sioners
The right 70 REJECT any and an bifs Is reserved
Each bid must be compaHi.d with TIE written
guarantee OF re-pCl abide persen * . o.,
suchD q st. IL opted. the bidier vii -N-cute q
contract ~ due form. aud perform the " rk a. &C
cordsnce theTswth
The guarantee must lie ~ sabstahce - follow
I. a. gear sntee, n tins bio be pEsd by the
Mayor. that the !icder II eIfer Into q rsuf-trr
fOr the zane, and perform the work ac-rr iine 10
toe re. luirS me nis the rect igr.i-a b
HENRY HtMBEk
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n tuTP1 OF appropriately noticing he death
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Efi-t ~ -c+ loss OF friend and ASSOCIATE who
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Won ihFU N'ShSst II SDsct and esteem. and ten
d-fFE heir most sincere and heartfelt sym-
fS'1y 10 ms 0eTelyCd wife and family.