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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-28
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PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Rough Stone for the
Breakwnter Mt the Mouth Of Saco
River, Maine. Nfs III


Breakwntcr mt the M outh Of Saco
River, Maine. NES III
NTILL be received at this office until 10 O'clock A
w nj. on Thursday, the 22d OF July next.
less; OF which 5000 tons (mOre less will be OF
large size, and 600 tons more or less) OF small size
not exceeding one cubic foot, such can be handled
by hand. The stone must be of suitable size and
strength as may be satisfactory to the Superintend-
ing Engineer, and he deposited in such PAGES and in
such manner as he may direct. The delivery of the
approval OF the contract and be completed on or be-
fore the thirty-frst day Of October next; aud not
less than onethird Of the quantity required must be
In making propok ais, persons will state the price
perfon lot 2240 pouudsj of stone deIiUered and de-
posted in position; the weight be ascertaiLed at
tion of the Superintending Engineer. T~TS
Separate bids will be received for the larGe and
small stones, if preferred.
Payments will be made monthly; 20 per cent. VIII
be reserved thereirom, until the whole work is satis-
facorily completed, and be forfeited in the event
Of the non-fument OF the contract in the time and
manner required.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids, which, in his opinion, not favorable to the
government; also the bid Of any person who, there
Is reason to believe will not faithfully and prompt
ly perform the contract.
Persons desiring to make propose Is are requested
to call on the undersigned, at his Office in Morton
Block, on Congress Street, for forms of same, and
for more definite Information, II desired; and, on
transmitting their bids( which are required to be in
duplicate, they VIII please endorse thereon "Pro-
posas for furnishing Stone for Saco River Breakwa
ter"
2. $: ENGINEER OFFICE, GEO. THoM,
Portland, Me e,June %, 1869. Bvt Brig. Gen1 o. "A
N. B.. The Portland Daily Press is the only news
paper authorized TO publish the above notice.
june 22-det - =, e'
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Cteaoes' Initial Stationery.

CEND 50 cents and get box of my Stationery
~ Good in quality and quantity; scented and
stamped with your initial, "Rustic Grape Vine''
assortment of latest style Envelopes Pen
er. and blotting paper. r. HI. CLEAvES,
w2w22s Box 500 Portland, Me-
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The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, of Allegheny, Pa,
testies that It has cured him, alter all other reme-
dies hadIfailed. sol siaf = aifl ~ .s 7Ii 20
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FOR SALE !!
Farm and Store for Sale.

Farm and Store for Sale.
A Farm and Store at Harreeseke
AMN-A Landing, in Freeport One Of the
ss1s 65S about ATTY acres; cut 35 tons OF hay
zzzzlast year. Good chance for sea
dressing as the river is navigable to the iarm Build
ings first rate. Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade. Large two story house, suitable
for two families; nice stable and other buildings.
This place Is only 3-4ths of a mile from Kennebec
Enquire Of DANIEL CURTIS, ON the premises,
or Of w. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent under
Lancaster Hail. ! 81 jel-TT&S& t1amttsJ y
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Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody y as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
every country and dam0ng
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PtlZ.s The obvious rea-
son is, that it Is q more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
A y II u.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Best Book of the Period, ,
WOmae21 of NesC York,

Or. The Underworld of the Great City.
The most startling revelation of modern times
New York Society Unmasked seThe Aristocracy,'
women Of Pleasure" "Marrisd Women,' and all
classes thoroughly ventilated so Illustrations Ad-
dress at once the New York Book Co, 145 Nassau ST.
New York. Rt je14d4wt
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Reduction
GRAND TRUNK RAIL WAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EzzTzzzz=1 On and after Monday June 2lst
- Trains will run as follows;
Express Train for Danville Junction, Gorham and
Island Pond. connecting with train for Quebec and
Montreal at ITO A NJ
Express Train ior 6orham, ut 1.10 P nj,
NoTE-This Train viii only stop at Danvllle juno
tion, South Paris, Bethel, and Gorham
Mail Train lstopping at all stadonsl for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and the West, at 1.S5 P M.
Passenger Train tstoppng at all statons) for Cor
ham at $50 M.
Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
From Montreal, Quebec Gorham and Lewiston, at
$40 A NJ.
From Gorham and Bangor at210PM.
From Montreal, Quebec and Gorham, at $40 P M.
From Gorham and South Paris, $50 P. NJ.
~ Sleeping Cars on all night Trains.
Hrfhe Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in yauetand that person.
all unless notice given, and paid for at the rate
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
@. y. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
n. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, June 16 1862 diff
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Al who have committed an excess OF any kind'
whether it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in aturer years.
AZ "a SEEK FOB Al ANTID0TE IN sHAGON.H4lsi
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
n Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON. : +
f,st are the Barometer to the whole system. oi el
DO not wait for the eonsummation that TO fo
az, + low; do not walt for Unsighuy Ulcers, for
y Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty Is j. 81 "a
~ and Compilation. y, i.1 IL . fz-.,og n
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-28

Young men troubled with emissions In sleep,-a
complaint generally the result Of bad habit IN
youth teated scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are congulted by ono OF
more young men with the above disease, soEe OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption, and by their Friends supposed tc
have 1t. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course OF treatment, and in short time are
made TO rejoice In perfect health. q ~ a fi,i3g ~
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In Consssn,ptso,s.I

many care worn sufferer has found relief and to-day
reJoices that her life has been made easy and pro-
longed by the use Of Goes Cough Balsam. 1
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MNi2se Central R. R.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine. sYkNX s3Sf ess ts Saas
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Soreness of the Throat. Chest and
Lungs

: DO not delay procuring and Immediately taking
Goes Cough Balsam. when troubled with any OF the
above named difficulties. They are all prenonitory
symptoms of Consumption and If not arrested, wifi
shadows from which none can ever return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROMF Ool oil
~ COURrLAEDr sr.-For PHlADKLPliA va Remington
m vi. Camden D. m Wa West Philadelphia a. ~, ~
M. 10 m l23jp & " p M v4o' o. ~, 90 nsn"
va hngtnrB:40 NJ HiIO p NJ, S|O' v W.
Por Soath "a South westt 30 300 D m o-m Th.a.n
The g. NJ 1850 PIN D p m; Pm ne ''p
M ana D. trAu through Cincinnati and ,hcAgo WIN out Que
ehspgs silver Palace Sleeping Cars on ~ Ian run tnoas 70
change. daily Saturday etePssl Ahu on
th day on D. No. sn This the only line running through ears to
Cheaso q" iocs 'l" W JACKSON General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

Il i SIP.
50 A.. Mail trail for Grserpor.
ioSa n os Koyn Cove. Leea' valley Huntington and
KoutrorL
go o. m, Greenport krprss
Royu Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington, North
port. and Hauhark.
Eorhpou u--.-,
Var 81 Hsror aud West h rion Long Island Railroad
Ep.-York $500 aud J:J) Fare through TO Sag
nlfhnf. ~ ~, 81 -. D.
Rrp q ca Cove Locust valley. haIis tun snd Norbpot leaves
-n,,j, pol.t a .. 10. And D. m. J. D. BAETON Supi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

ON WEDNESDAY THE 9Th OF OCTOBER NEXT.
Stage, drawn by excellent teams Of horses S leave Lebanon twice
M 70, Springfield arrival OF railroad trains az Lebanon connecting
m ,, lines TO Cs,sv In Missouri Keasye, Bsntonyle, Fay
etsve Buren, Fort smith in Arkansas Mouut Vernon CRANKY
Carthage and Neosho Missouri and with Seeky lines for Bolivar
,k.1 an Nevada CITY Msscur and BAXTER Springs and Fort
scott, Kansas Also connecting Fort Smith With weeky lines to
Boey Depot Arbucke and Austin Texas aud semweLy to
sn Antonio Fort Stockton and all points the South West
Through tickets via rail and stage nom st. Louis to Springfield
Cahge Bolivar CRANKY Fort Scott and all principal points IN the
south West will be Issued further notice will 10 given
Full information OF freight &C. be obtained at tue
Compauys oace corner Of Sixth aud Walnutss ST LOus
WM. II. PATRIARCHE,
SUPERINTENDENT
Trains ST. Louis at 1880 aud $3.50 p M arriving 4"
Lebanon Al g. ~ D. m. aud Hos m.
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NETWORK AND oNEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ SUMNER ADVANCEMENT,


~ SUMNER ARR ANGEhENT,
COMMENTING MAY TO- 1900
ksSloTk, Of Twenty setcuih-,L sud
Rutanre IN Twenty ssgruth.st
TRAINS LEANi SEW-YORK.
For NssHsrsn and Bridgeport. (Br iJoI mi Hl' (sIh3
"fo Hs srtou Parad Southport aul we''P0rt ll;5o
Fo SorwaI J. iIr 1859 IN, I2:l5 CEI) tEr) 9;l
y w. D,r,s T. II.5oa. m 80 30. $500. sad69o
For ssmerl stHl liiont %,p ~ '' 81" ''
F Crssar eh : 1850 a. ~. 25 345 ass $50 eiS 'I' p
mv, Part Chester and intermediate staon, att lOh nj s'
3:ls ID $50 $50 7!i5 snt g;l0 v N.
'''' $3.50 -'~' CONNECTING TRAlNf
Ter Boston, via Springfield, 8a NJ lELl. JVLh p M
For Boston via shore Lire l2l5 EIE Pm;, a,R,,a
For Hartford ani Springfield. III j. l@' A"hI = m,
For Connect cut River Railroad a H. (ELl 1913 M TO Montreal
3p. N. TO Northampton .,u, p-n..., q n,A q m , Il5
% Haven E,wLolaon anil stOnnsea Railroad at m
i7:l5 30pm. ,,.o, m 4. wn,.m.h,,,A
~, HousAtopie Railroad, IA IN. aud . p m
Eor Ksngaluck Railroad 8a. klab 4''y . -,
FSt psn6ury and NoNAi RAroid m ~. saa Nv b ~ "
In ,onn,e'ion With freight rom NorNsh !" panoHi
20 ~ "a C,%,sn galro.i a NJ 3;l5, 4:Jo, and a;JoPm
CommodiouI sleeping 'A'' LANES H. HOYG. Superintendent
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anttiuu SaIts Of Zeal Gsiatt.

RY JoHNsi|S5Ss{SSS' 'd 4 I, MILLER Il
No. rs NAssaU-sr.. con crDARsr. NV ORk -,
es.ed exchanged Loans Auction Sales Of Furniture nc
40. ,,, Ta at Rs 1A.S, ofEa Norwood MI
FREE RxcGRSI6S oykR YoEfEEgS R adn p;orr,
TIE MOST ISPoRPANT SALE OF The YEAR
$1,000 VILLA PLOTS, Ii
BquatO
5000 CITY LOTS,
ABSOLUTELY AND WiTHogT RESERVE
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
Ah'Ai'DDN'' VI BUYERS OPPORTUNITY.
PROPERTY AID AROUND STATION.
WITHIN 4 Stones THROW OF DEPOT
ON NEW JERSEYS MOST POPULAR ROAD.
BBAUTIFTJ COTTAGES, ELEGANT VILLAS CHURCH. n,
edHSb Sf TSbTEtTy 2 sPRSbID VIEWS
OF AND G3TNTR ny FOR T9R N sE
DoNT FAIL 10 co. sEcgRE TICKET; ar o ONCE
"'nis ;n'' Of ''oas'0zs, s. %ia.tH NJ
at2 O'Clock on the premises at BOscoh Crugers Station
GREAT HUDSON RIVER SALE.
THg FINEST PROPERTY ~, EYER XHI6 oP PERR 9rRw
St T. P0SITiVF AND WITHOUT RESERVE
so wood s consists al o . SaGn bG1e
into plots Of from to acres by most Ipe d ,bs no eo
an the ner Which sfo extended and enchanting
t iSf S SSlH with Ps'S beautiful iSc and
gnsmeus residences ~ proposed to change the name ., 0rose
aud plans building and connexions depot which
trains day present stopping at TINS sianon ana we
time Peeks Eve miles above by express trains one hGu Inc
Ss0 Ssp tsS. the Elevated Rsay &c. and the wiser
men selling and retiring before the eneschmen Of the city
Above Tarrtowp This property will be sold auction absolutely and
ness men who desire to secure well those
Who look o most Profitable to examine S| ns me-
aud free railroad will be sent To them
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Excursions.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Combination EIeat,ou Tickets principal points NeTYOl
SeuEusad the cnHad'' and Lake Superior Seso' embracing Macy
rev .ad ,itr.er. and variety Of SHORT ,nd CHEAP
excursions, long and tours at very moderate rates
80, D. obtained At the Office Of the ESIE Nos i aud
Vs. Broadway No 800 suon.t Boosni D'Oo' foot Of Twenty
bl, ,ad loot Of Chaub.rst poss Depot; jersey City
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xr,steb,st,r countp a.aI estats fur snIe,
A noscoBEL ON TIE HUDSON,
A CARD.

On "Wednesday the 9TH Of October infant shall offer to the
psbe sbOu Two HUNDRED ACRES Olabd parcels Of from two
10 Al, ss,ean Weshester County directly the HUDSON RIVER
This tract oud laid out for country seats BY one OF the most
experienced landscape gardeners and diversified n surface mat
ZACH site attractive and extensive River views 10
aaled SngSng aud Peeksh sboHt 50 miles nom Ne"
York and is free from all objections Cruzes Station Is Immediately
contiguous PROPERTY proposed change the name OF tbs
station to BOseob beautiful voodl which has been TIE name oil the
PosORoe station for years ard plans are On loot Tor bdng
new and which shall be attractive IN all It's
vnrrcudnes Any ous acquainted with Hudson River scenery knows
that there Is 10 point River which affords extended or
enchanted views lands oTposte HaSaw Bay The
property offered side stream of water running
through a deep and picturesque valley the east by tue
Alapy the by the River The beautiful knobs
aud high paus commencing the rivers edge and rising above
another you the boundary With intervening valleys
property peculiarly adapted for geneneni esnces ana
hesitate pronounce IT, whole uneqaaed IN attractive
county anywhere The banks tle eaunh hasoa
u present stopping this station anu th
time Peeksk above By trains IS one hour lhe
anoe part city becoming essentd 10 TIME n
more rapid trains Bevated Railway &C. aud the wiser business
men are selling retiring before the encoaohments OF the cry
(which advances up wonderful strides and settling thea
selves above Tsrryioun.
This property sod at Auction absolutely and without reserve
the highest We invite business who
Hudson well those Who ook for
most profitable investment :. examine il before the sac
JOHNSON L MILLER. AGctioueers p Nafsaust, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
IL Var LONG BRANCH RED BANK BRlCKSBt 60: MAN
CHESTER TOMS RIVER. 20, BY steamer JhNsh hoi ~
M from Pier -. foot Duauesi .>ynyy o..., N......
sepa ~. 1909 w ;. SNhps"' o-''iN ''
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLAND.-NGNIER ARRANGkMENf-On ana Ater o,tons.
s ains The Roosevelt AMI 0ranisL Ferries as i9or
al A. as aud Passenger for PAehogaei !" M o , a.
9.sO n IN ErnTe 10 PAchoguot 40 y m, Accommodation
lain Saturdays. through 70 fAhoguei osl " m oi S,o
cn SATURDAYS through Babylon. An trAius connect ~ .A &
except tbe Modck late AID early ml 20, ,af,ts s
tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
Gig alrOptrip TO gft.

OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsnr-
" being about to remove To n" "ne' A. go bioad
their oea al 2Jl Broadway
corner Resde-,t Apply on the preInisss
Two LET, No. 2l5 Church-st.-New STORE
and BASEMENT 25I75 feet Also u No 5s PrsfIst' FRONT
OFFICE 25I feet Also FOR SALE TO LET for yard Purpoe.
"a LOTS on SItyeghths, Aorug udson RIVER HsrgAd
81 Al No So p,arl, 10 ALEXANDER KNOX
mo LET or FOR SAILED West 20th-st near
Fnhve; hot 2sIOD; house brownus lg sioop unfinished
Office reserved lets possession nnisy app 90
rINO LET or for SALE-l5 West Twentieth
At near Pnbaye lot 2nlO0 House brown stone, hieh stoop
upfnrhe Doctors Office reserved II let Possession Immediately
Apply premises
fIYO LET. FULLY FURNISHED.-To let, Il
6r,eass Istory bros stone. bgsoop, lsIi HOUSE 90
PinhAve near Thirty Reut ~ 200 Apply TO
usal 49, HOMER MORGAN, No Pine u.
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NJORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. o.
Tvs DtLAwARK LACKAwANSA, AND WESTERN EAlbRol

60. iiesaecAl
psgos HsvYort foot Barcsyst ADD loot u Clrs,pher
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MoNDAl nav w. i"''
MAIL TRAIN Connecting % peu'e VITA h'onoa biANn
Chester Branch Waterloo Nth Sufs"t H. X ~ M
ard Se-on. At Warrington With the D. D. and y" L. " e
StrOubufg Great Bend aud al pous on tr Lack
Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson " % AZ sst"n
Lshgh ad Slslaehuua L. Tor Bethlehem AHenoTa haaeh
Ii.as M iVHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Newark, Morris
tor Do,.r Url,ttown Wash nIton PbpsbuIg ani k.ou
rects At Pbpshnrg Bel DrL H. H. o B-idere &c aud at
Eaton With T. v K fo' Bethlehem Allentown 'auen 'nup' 'ui
al w n for GAP SIoudshurg atd scraEton at Dover
MID Cb,l.r n. H.: and At waterloo With Su'ser "
6.Ss A ,nst;10 r. to SUMMIT AMI ntrnueilate stations
ESQ $50 20 ant ll;A sud g. SGD 80 -" b'O $3.50 nav
ll.I SOUTH ORANGE GBi iutsrmrie r stations
.l:i0 a. "a ART 6.J1 y "a, to NohkiSIo"N and iH'''A
30 a. hoRRIsTowE EXPRESS. ~. =. -, -, "a.
For NEWARK G;1O. 49, s@ 9p loiIo ~ ~ =" il" ~
li:t ,,oNrcf ,tp n t,.oo, D
20 20, 10 n M SCBOCH, Anstant Superintendent
" A UKsHI q. Y. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
ArEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

T.W
~ pEpOr IN NEW YORK Poot Of LbsrtSst Norh kNer.
ON and amer MONDAY Aug go 1869 passenger hans wi" raa "
%Ipiyg NETWORK FOR BERGEYAvBAt 5:t5, $50 6s5.
AZ as 90 g:4s 1850 ll4U 2:25 L. p $780, $780, o;59,
sts g25 7 $3.50, $50. io;i5. 1850
LAVE NEW. YORK FOR WEST BEkGLN-A o't', 900 si0,
ois n, a. 800 $50 5:t5 6;lS, 7ii0 8o li5O M -
IEtyE EEWIORX FOR NEWARK 80 S;S 6'so ~
1880 II l2Is q . J'JJ u tsI0
s. 5aS $50 s, G;g5, T. 7,e $40 $50 1919 ll.sG H.
'''S' 49, H. IS KICKER Superintendent
N T. BALDWIN Gen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

T,op NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
II I'M n M rHR north 81 ~ Steamers leae Peek
% t1 al aad II M connecting hth ihs Railroad
NOR BRIDGEPORT and Points or Honsa-
tonic and Esusuek BAroad-FAe o. steamers leave CANA
media Al n noon, ana ) p M
MOP NORWALK and DANBURY.- Steamer
SPiIY WHITE leaves daily foot Markets. 49, and ilTV'
- m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

CPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LINE BOSTON and points generally hossn
ONT N, Nav kuglsnd States will WEDNESDAY. AfhL 81
REMOyB nom Pier occupied BY this hns the
TO .hs spacious deeE, 49,, an ~ -
Foo, Of anal w,tts, where the best ~
ger, and points will be found and h'
passed in Nss City connecting New Louen 'Ss p
k...Loudon Northern and Norwieh and Worcester w
s.m With Boston Hartford aud Rne RalIesa = s MI WIN
Boou aud Albany Worcester and NAhus and s %
R,l,o.i, Freight aud pasrger rates low as hr uhe
For through nok.u rates for freight asa 'A' A SPP" "
the ONCE Pier No. 90 North River Y suoRr >. l,.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13

CRY OY NRw-ioKN, DEPAErakSr OE FfNANCE,
grRE,u o. THg R.CgIyER og Ttyk COrRrhousE. PARK,
No % Chambers street oct. j. 1902
NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-Th Books Tor
~ Taxes on Personal a be opened for payment al ths
Ole, on TIT RSDAB NEXT. October ! %, --, -
payment u Taxes on BANK stock VIII Oe oprua VI
MONDAY. October H. ,r...--.u,. !. ....-
N A " BERNARD SSllTH Receiver.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-14
NRDTNANCE 80. 81.

hal fAuufdnanca Protest I1 IaHp Posts
Be- Is ordained fy thr ty Cluus. 81 gto a. "
Cara
St,ttYs }. That any I,srron Who shid Whfuty neg
lgcnty of cufples-iy break, pnl.p o. hs broken,
nfure. orcluss % 20 nnr.d OF 90 any WI, damage
OF cIrsc tH o. damaged, Huy gts ur lamp post or the
fixtures 90 appuTtef Aurgs Of fuy ga or lamp post
used Tor lighting tr streets ami avenue Il too cts
Of caro- -lal f1ristanl Tr,y - sHl ciiy "a sum not
l'ssthnn ~ rorn'orc thhn my dollar. ~ csh and
cyeTy 0ti..nre. ....
b. rognrel ~ present. a. keep IN repair ffs 81.
or lamp posts % tile city, The said tufnpfay shall BE-
entitled u and sh1 resolve CON Jst "a there.
fpr ihs amount assessed md collected uutrt tius
dinhne' nni whenever th' agent ~ -ald COMPANY
shall produce fis certificate 81 police gstritr Of
pad over hg rU.h magistrate g. the Ilty Treasurer
together With "a" name ~ each iriitiduai from
whom fh1 same ur ans part thereof was collected the
Cy Treasurer shall bc authorized g. II,y Tie same
% che sali agrs' ui shll mako report thereof .u
hls monthly statement o. the City C1unc.
Approved September t.
ssII ig JOHN ~ oBERIY Mayor
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MASTERS SALE.

M n ------------ ~.
ss,g,., ',onsty -. Court
,,hr =. R,.,ni. ". william N. Williams, ct, sl-.ip.
,uhh on W " smith and Johnston Bosgs partners,
az hinder tbs name and style ofSmith snd beRgs
" William N. wuisns, - az petition 10Y me
chanic'slicn '
Public netcc - hereby gilen .hsi IN Lulsss sn,.,ss
-, .arb of the above entitled causes, IN snlo
circuit Court 81 Alexander County Illinois AZ '''
July Term thereof, a. u, lsUs 80. -. .,i,
caart vii. ON III, Fir., Qsp day q octoeof,
III isagJ al tsol ~ o'clock IN the afternoon OF
AL .lav sen :, public auction, "a the hFes bidder
Tor cash, Al 600 dou, OF !l.s 'ost .ous' T., "" ~
nam II iIihnis and William ~, Williams is.Wse' 70
the right of redemption and also sp4e.s tg " ~ ~
rights. interests, estate and vendors len OF ,snuts
stats Taylor sad Ed"in f , ts a ios9e de-
scrihed real estate, situate ~ ~ eoihiI -
state OF Illinois ,eS T. ssn NJ VI on NE map o.
liar thor,1G which Us % be duly Recorded % lot
inlnberd three, tour, i've, slN, seven, eight
mne, ten, eleven uia MelNr' ~ IL" ' '" a,
bounds ac orng ~ an accurate survey made thereof
as follows to-wt; "Beginnnga losnl lur,les' ~
tan and course North " We, i.Si. ~, Nc n'.tu
FiTst Addition TO the city OF Cairo, Alexander county
state OF Illinois thsnce iIoia sali pot OF pe GINNING
North .1o West two hundred ara WE'VE ieTt nlhs
inehea: thancc south 81 so West one hundred ana
,'ihtT trea feet 10 a strip OF land 100 feet vide
IS2 s lie Illinois Central Ralroad strip thence
Smnhep tery along said raj road strip On curve,
,e H., hes and thence NORTH zoe Fast one li narea
mi tsrut,-nle feet, HYe inches to tle pnnlt at be
aiming Hehearines Being magnetic, together VIVA
aland siugEu ne steam astlilsrs D,,'a iss ni"
sYfff JOHN q HARMAN, Mastefin ohanoeryS y
CAIRO, III, september 9lh, lsgy I. = = sePSf@
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-14
MASTERS SALE.

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STATE 81 ln.nor, l.. A,vunnsf unity 'reur
Alexander County, 'ouri
jacob Kline - william NJ Williams. o. ais, pet.
ton flr mechanic len
Publ,c no,i,c - hereby given ths, N Vursganre q
Az order Iud gTuCut 30 utgfrD rendered AMI Ftf fi
81 record w the a'oVe emitted cansf, m ralc
C,rcu,. OOuu of Alral.Ip.F oountJ, Illinois, "a tht
Juiy term thereof 4, u isd9. -
4 John U. Harulau, MastH iH ChancsTy, Tor AVS
Court utI on the Elrst day 81 octobeF H. Leo, ~
thrse eD oiit~k 10 the afternoon ~ said day, sell a.
pul4 atciioB a. the hghest bidder Tor cash, a. ths
door ~ the Courthouse m The cts ~ CAIRO, IN sad
county all sh. q Oh AMI ttf Of Abraham Whl,sfn.
and W iilatn ~ " iNiAuf fuigect ~ TIC Tgh ~ le
ds,uu On and aiso subject 90 All ~" riRf., iniere-'
estate ana seud0fs lieu OF samuel stats Taylor AMI
Edwin Parsors, Tf.stee- Of the CaIo tity ffoPrN
Va ana T. the following described real estate slsnaieh
ths couuty II Alexander state OF Illinois, to-s L.
ing n the nh addition = Tic city 81 Ctira AMI desH
recorded ~ SAMUEL stasi, Tag o aud Edwin Par-ons,
Trustee " III. Cairo 'iy pEoper,a as iot nun bsiee
one iu hlock numbered four together With al hn'
singular, thu brck warehouse. Icne'netis and h"F-
dt'meEts thereunto belong lngL a $500. o.
JOHN q. HARMhN, Master IN ohsnesEy
Cairo IN September sth, AID, is5g ssps~N