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ment Bonds
DIRECTORS:
Gen j. j. Jackson, President Second Nat. Bank.
j. NJ. Stephenson, Prest Parkersburg n. Bank
Henry Logan, Director
Thompson Leach, Director
John V. Rathbone, Director First
S. Prayer,
NJ P. Amiss Attorney at Law.
George j. Hopkins, Merchant.
VIM NJ Eaven, Merchant.
NJ. c. c. Church, Pres't w. Va. Transportn
Rev. Thos II. Monroe, of the II. K. Church.
GEN. j. J. JACKSON, President.
NJ p. AMISS, Vice President.
X. S. FOREMAN, Secretary.
rJNHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
/ lied with its capital paid up and secured by
Government Bonds, do propose to take risks at
current rates on buildings of all kinds merchan'
disc, manufacturing establishments, furniture
and cargoes on the Western waters and lakes
and being composed of good and leading bust.
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron
age of the insuring public. Applications for in.
snrance will be promptly attended to and poll
cies issued at the agency office over the Peoples
Bank, Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
\ c. ARTHUR, Agent,
apr2s-tf Wheeling and vicinity.
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State of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
First Monday in October, 1869.
William S. Goshorn, Executor of the last Will
of John GoC.orn, deceased,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHN SION.

Member Of the Royal College OF SurrcSa. Ia,
don, graduate from one Of the most emIssat
Colleges IN the United States, and the grcatsr
tails Of London, Paris, Philsdeiphi, ana ~.
where, has effected some Of the most $1,000
ing cures that were ever known ~,
troubled with ringing in the head ana ears TSsS
asleep, great nervousness being Alarmed AZ .Dg
den sounds, bashfulness, with FREQUENT LpsS.
ing, attended, sometimes with dsrans.mspt =,
mind ware cured immediataIy W
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III AsSumpslt'
uNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT
is TO recover from tho defendants s25OO for
rent and use and occupation of tract OF land
lying in Ohio county known as the Moran
Farm" from April LIST, 1861 until the Ist day
of April IsG9, and costs OF this suit.
And it appearing from an affidavit Hled in
the cause that Absolem J. Ridgeley, one of the
defendants, is not resident of the State of
West Virginia, on motion of the plaintiff by his
attorney, it is ordered that he do appear
within one month after the date of the first
publication of this order and do what may be
necessary to protect his interest in this suit
Test: MICHAEL j. BREIN1G, Clerk.
N. RICHARDSON, Atty for Prff.
oct6 oawiw
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n,uR OBJECT OF THIS SUIT

William A. Rdgeley, Absolem j. Ridgeley, Eu
ginius NJ. Ridgeley and Holmes K. Ridgeley.
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MEDICAL.
BAL T|MORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, MD.
DIR. JOHNSTON

oFF1CE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prae
tice INDUCED In when alone, u habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school tia
effects Of which are nightly felt, even Whel
aslesp, and II not cured renders marriage I'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, tho darling Of bic parents, shosld
be snatchod from all prospects and enJoymenls
Of life by the consequences OF doviating from
the path of nature and indulging In q certain
secret habit. Such persons must before con
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Hon. J. W. BROCKENBROUGH, LID,
Prof Lam.
NJ. w. HUMPHREYS, A. NJ,
Aat Prof Lain and Greek
ROBES MAssIE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Modern Language,
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
AH't Prof. Bnqtisk.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
A.t Prof Chemistry, aud
Principal Of Basinss stkool
For the present, the instruction in English
ia divided among the Professors OF Moral Phil
osophy, Modern Languages and History, with
the aid of an Assistant Professor.
Tho duties of this chair are discharged by
tho Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Phil
osophy.
1. ACADEMICAL COURSE.
The student selects his own course Of study,
under the advice Of his Parents or Of the Fac
ulty. The several schools are so arranged ~
to admit of 8 complete course Of study in the
following directions:
/. DEPARTMENT of Arts, to which is attached
The Degree Of BACHELOR OF ARTs.
2. Department Of Science
with the Degree of BACHELOR OF Sc1ExH.
4 Department OF Phnosophy.
Degree of BACHELOR OF PHILosoY2I
The Decree of MASTER OF ARTS is sonferfl
on Students who have completed the course Of
stndv in nine of the Schools and have taken
distinctions in seven OF these.
Q PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
4, DEPARTMENT Of Civil En- ineering
with the Diploma Of CIVIL ENGINEER
I. Department Of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of MINING ENGURn-
af Law and Enuifv
with the Degree of BACHELOR OF Law.
r. 4. proposed TO still further extend The
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction Of
Chemistry :. Agriculture. 4. c Jnmerse.
PREPARATORY DEPAkTMKSr.
This course embraces the subjects Of Ladn,
Greek Mathematics and English, preparatory
10 the regular College classes.
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School PenmAnship, Bookkeeping.
Accounts, &c, are taugnt, under the authority
of the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND HoNoRs.
A. ,pecial inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and five Honorary Scholarships.
the latter covering tuition and College tees, are
annually awarded
Tbree Masters of Arts are annually appoint
ed "a Resident Masters " with valuable priv
leees and emoluments-
The College educates, free Of charge, all can
didates for the Ministry, properly recommend.
ed. IL appoints &c free Scholarships twenty-five
Young men intending to make Journalism their
profession. It gives long credit to neritorious
FFounr men without means
The next session opens the third Thursday
September and closes on the fourth Thursass
Of June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed ts25 Der
For further information address
IN LEIGH elk OF YLcuLSr.
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SrefFi&Re bewd6rt. Dabrsnb bisier Belt
Fepslte acstlins na9 SreniOn in glsas>
SerIsg iiber.
Sein sranbtofeRss gDsrt wurte bic ast-
ten. Bride iiter ben gltnsura, Der 9au
besaun i'm Sabr. 1852 uab I'm 9ldrs
1856 route Der erfte Gilentotn5ug, saber
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fen gau purNe gtpebIino's game -nitt
nar in gmerita, fcnSsrn aud in europa,
icpie ter san,eH tipuiirtsn Gelt bffaunt,
Der ,g3au setner 8eiten- Bride iiber ben
Ssentudp. SluB, iiter wel6e bic Cincinnati
G9attanccsa,gabn fabren fcllte, wurSe
nesen manssIaber Iltttsl MIDI eOtIeneet.
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elmer &eiten.gradel ii6sr Rem S9ip BEL
@tnrtnnati, Sic I'M Sabre 1867 fsats
purbe; Sorbsr Bate er nod cine Seiteu-
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bes SOpes pes 3eifers ntHt psrettslt pirp
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cine srcbe snSabl 5rsmSe mad Srrntpr
bra6te. Die eeidenrebe wurbe pom Otsp
@arpner in feutlder unp pom 8ep. .SaI
in enslilder Sprade eebaIten. Sebtere
TIaste, pab Srsutcn eiusn lstnsr better
BarseEn Die. armen stnen ibrer srSeteI
BCbltbatsr Oerlcrsu taten. Das Dat
lsnbaus IN SrentCn iei scn iRm alltii
unterbalten pprben, unb uberGguinltei
batten ii4 fsiner llnterflBuus itets sufr
freuen sebattao7 aH3uG 80. sea7 a
,. Sn benz 3use, tpel&er Fer eei&s frlSts
nabmsu unssfa9r 5000 Deutite uns Elm
erpbe 2In3abI berSUrra9enrer 8anne
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5euerspmpagnien Der Stapt, aae 2rbeite
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tIsslFen bic srUbte sepsisn it, psl&e Il
Srentpn ie ltattsefunpsn. - Die sei6
wurpe auf bem Reresri Stsrdtnibplab
bei9eiebt.5iH 81 90 .r5,u y. y. S.,
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bItfder unp bIiIenber iunser Wanil,
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gen fsines auftrpulenbsn Ssmprramrnts
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in, rfr gi6be 8albtnetpu's ifaticnirt nab
crwarb ii6 bort unter BEN DsutfGen pislc
6rsunpe. Mar 5ennins bipterIieb einsn
ufenen Brief ptne abrsile, in psm er,Se1
merfte, tab sr cine bcfnunsSIcie GriifsnS
teldliebe, inprm er Ni6ts babe, fur mas
es iTb lpbnr, Su lebsn. Mtan fanb naa
ietnem Sote 9apiere unp Saarselb int
gBertbe BON $4,000 Eel i9m. unIeIiSer
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ensr9iiden unb temitteIten @ann sitt es
gttdts auf Der Grpe, fur Sas es ii6 lcHnt
su lsben unb su ferben. Die .SeltitmcrS'
mamie ideint ia1ssrabeiu ben Ger. Staa.
ten mebr unb mebr nm lid su greifen.
geiber inb ss gar oft pirtlia tii6tise une
cole glaturen, pslhe Sonp an ii6 Ieeen,
unb ni&t Sp6ipipusn aus Der ;ablrei4sn
| Glafe per Saaebirts Rppbies unS S&ufts
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gDaIters, res nslierpdblten @cusernSt'
pen Sirsinien, tetrdst S,202, sr-,g '@
5I IL SOrpmuu, i9up, Der 4insfi&s 9Solis
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itsat RaHsn, SsiSsn, pae bic Rseutticn fiil
9uli eirea s9,Q0Q,00O bstrassn pirS, =
IL Dem DISAPPOINTMENT ipurHe ntu
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b Ifiaunajinhsm sinise bic Ncts farzd&t
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Canal 60. in jensr @tssuA. stpa am 10.
ausull mieber in Operation seisbt tpers
ben, ba bic Gcmpasnie ben Nrbeiteru bits
lef6en, BerineungeIt suesfanrtn BABE, rpie
pgnen annfrer 9frtr. Eas 3ueoieb. weI-
aes auf benz Berge in fer gBsipe mar, III
tteilweile bersits suridssbrasAt unb fir
pic greeit in 5tanS asieBt pcrhsn.
YclittI6es. DE bemofratiIAe @cun-
ty.@cnsentipn pirb alIo am Dienfag ben
10. augull In Der Wa1bington pale In
ScrantCu fattfincen. Die Delesatenwabs
len tperben am Samlla9 ben 2. lugul,
;wiIden 2 unb Z llbr 9la6mitta9s atses
Dis Delegatenipab len snsDsr am D. glits
quit i'm Gpurtbau1e tabier fittfinbenesn
@tfss Convention finrsn am Sdmftds sors
Der, ben q @usuf, an bense esm6bnliGer
Stimmpldbef Statty nnb 3tpar sipifdeit 2
unp llbr Nadmittass.
Die repnbIitdnif6e 6 cunts! Contention
pirb am Dpnnerltag BEN 5. @ngult i'm
Geurttaafe in @iltssbatre sufa ihmsntrs-
ten, nm GonpiOaten fur Counts &emter
auf,ufellen. Die Delegatenpablen ;u
Strlelttn, fppie CUR ifdbtifGrn GpnSenticn
ipsrpsn am Gam Rag cen 81. Suit jwiT2en
uno llbr Na6mittass, an Rem aew66n>
li6eu 9timmpIdben ltattTnpsn. Die 3sit
sur atbaItuns Der GitY'GCnpsnticn ia
mod niat fstsslsBt. g, ssGRSsses
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um bic 8dbler ein,uIaretbsn. Damit tsi.
ner unlerer 2eIer feline Sttmme Serlisre,
ratbsn MIR 9larn, bic sefcroerten ansattn
re6t seHau gu modem. Sir Serantcn
fnnsiren bic ita6benanutsn Serrsn pls
AiisIpren: Ga Am
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UsinbanbGuns. g8ir MAIDEN bic
Ssrren Birtte unp unIers esIsr iibsrbaupt
baranf aufmertfam, bab 5err Sptn gps
peri tn SIC. 227 Dem glpenue, rrittes
6due cbsrtal6 einnenilrabe, cine gpein-
banclnns erSHnet unb ale in Ieiu Sad
einl&Iasennen artiteI In SOrsislt&sr Sua-
litat uup ju ben riebrisfsn Drsifen pcr-
1rdtbis Sat. 5err Nppert III Tn bieIem Sc
Iddfte 3u wUbl betannt, ais bae er elmer
rpeitsren Gmpfebluus pCn unisrer Seits
bepiirfte. Man lels feline anseies In bsu.
tiaer Drummer.
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gtaOt SaaS etaat.

RzS Dds uSerautoh @pt snbIatr g-
i$eint jsSeH Dshnrifas uHs te(fet idtrli& $500
unt bnIbjG9rIi@ S f.O0, I'm gorsts sabIbar.
Mnssisen rersea ~ ben fsffssIeBtrn preiisn
augsn6mfitu. @epsbnIlds (teuipprare) gnteisen
ntii1en Scrauste;abli msrtsnS Gcntrafe fir talb-
iGbrli6s OStr jabrlits In;eisen ie nat lebereiit'
fcmmen, unb lestere pereen 10 lanee fcrtssltBt
Bis lie abbeteat fperben.
glnseissn une 8efanntma6uneen, 3iir publis
fatipn i'm ,g8pbsnblat" brlimmt, ipatrn Dieu,
lfdS @ormitfdes sineereitt irsrtsf, uni rsuisitsn
aufnabme AT fiCbern.=@r6eere Fl d ginIentunsep
niStH on NpntasS sinssrsihtattis nit tsb y
Gents bic 9inie bssablf ptrbep. = 9eIihie iibtr
alstmeine Neuisfeiten rtsrben iinentse!SIi9 auf'
eenpmulea. --.us..za..-....,.--s-.-,s-
Spb.grbeiten aIIer Grt, in btutfder unb
snelil6sr ,SpraGs, sperpsn piirthi4 nuegut an
sefertist. glnf biefet 3tpsis hes @el6dftes Isn'
ten mir bslcneers bic @ufmsrFIamfsit bsutI6sr
@elhGftslsute, irtent es 'finfr geifreben iein
pire, m lpIdeu 9rbeiten feinsf aubfren, bieFeer
Drldasi nab5nlfebsii.s . 3 u Sss8 n
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sar eeBte Sitts. tsa geir erfuten
biejeniaens abounenteus pelghe iiber Elm
Sabt fir bas ,.g9O6snblatt i'm Sri DE-
fanbe linp, npdmals freunrli6f nm &C.
fStlise Sesabluus. I'm 1ibserfdnrniiien
oor;ubsusen ertIdren mir biermtt piepers
bolt, bab Der Yreis bes Slattes berlelbe
pie tisber tleitt, penn rst Setras inner
balls eineS Sabres bsjaMt pirb. gBc bies
ni6t sel4ie9t, perSef, mir mad gltlauf
pes Sabres $3.50 tets6nen. g % e792a q
@er alic mad Serlauf biefes @cnats
uns S2,00 fir eincn bereits seelieferten
Sa6rsdns tes n@odenblattes" f6ulbet
unb niGt sinttIta be;aBit, tpirp ttit sz.' ,
80 belafet rerpen, Srtn 'Idneer ais Elm
Sdbr tSnnen mir in her 3ufunft niat
Greeit gep19rsn. fs'ahl1es r.eS
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2. 9lntunpmie Der Staaten binf4tlt4
Der 8sselitns her sspIItil&en ae&te Der
Surser auf bem Srin;ife Der @leidbe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YoRK. Saturday, March 20, 1869.

HEw.YoRK, Saturday, March 20, 1907
The real estate auctioneers commence busl-
ness next Monday under full Roadway The following Is
description Of the property advertised TO be ssd Oh '
day: BY Muller, wilkins Co., IS lots between Cehtrai
park and the Grand Boulevard, including lots on the
F,gbtbave fronting Central Park, and commencing at
On. unner corner Of Sixtysixthst also, the 2story
bric house No. 40 Vandewaterst, W. OF Pearl ana INC
estorv brown stone house No e3 Seeondaye Also inc
lease of the land Nos 62 to GO Sixthave BY Johnson
Miller $50 lots at East NewYork. BY A. j. Bleesker
Son a Co &c lots on sixthsve, and Fftyfourthst' lou
on Fiftyninth-st, west OF Sxth-aye. lot On Fifty
IN the rear OF the former lot lots and cores
an Fiftveiebths east OF Seventhave.; let on Sixty
hds east OF Fourth ave. and 35 plots Of land at Eau
eatuck Conn. BY James NJ. Miller the tvostory DITCH
house. No IS yandewater-st; lots on SeVentysAthst
east OF second-ave lot on Eighty ninth-st, east OIL
Fourth-ave and the two-story brick house, NO lo ra
ciacst BROOKLYN BY william Kennedy, the three-sory
bouse No 1s9 East Broadway the northeast corner OF
Chryse and Dclanceysts, the twost DRY house NO 10
Uenryst 0 three story brick houses on Wlsst North
New York. ard 80 North New-York lots.
Mr. George ID. Cragin and Mr.. WIN. Mathews purchased
the Kingsland property in Rye, few days ago. i0r
10000.
New-Jersey property Of which was sold last week.
will enter the market Thursday in theshapo OF 60 de-
srable lots the most valuable in all Bergen Point STU
atek on the Ave- r. Boulevard and to be sold at auction
by A. d. Mellick, if.
Our reports this week make the total amount LOT
property sold at auction s36e373, larger than the ioo
ngs of any previous week Of the The number OF
pieces struck down sIo Last week l24 pieces were
struck down for e and tho week ending Aarch o.
ois pieces for s2s97O ofNewYork property 2sl pieces
have been sold this week. s26o5,72O OF Kings county
property 4i pieces for e6330 Of wescheser property
2 pieces for s2S9 OF Staten Island property pieces
for S25 and of Queens County property farm OF l7s
acres near jerusalem for $1,000 In spite OF the eIten
sve Westchester County SALE there is considerable ia
ing of this week on the amount Of unlmproyed property
sold ii
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by mAl TOT Of the specifications.
must be submitted blanks furnished from ibis
., be two zach bidder must submit with the d es
70 he Sbd.gSd Of e pshds to use With evidence Ethsop
Brsret Brgsder-,-la.P D. Mac, nSA. :. Fpss,.u
STATE OF LOUISIANA OFFICE BoAED OF PUB5S .ge-ssl
EKw-ORLgAss, La, March II, la09 y
PROPOSALS for LOUISIANA STATE
LRyER BOSDS-By virtue OF s No 80 passed Al the last
sion Of the General Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana AID approved
March 1852 sealed proposals. . be received n this oce until the
3 day March, fa6S IL o'clock for the purchase
hundred and twenty LBVER BONDS Of
Ead dollars each also for hundred aud eight
pledged By late Of secure oans
anutngto four hundred and ghfve thousand nI hundred lad
sixty dollars aud seven eeHtL
BIDS will whole or any Bonds and
The date opening which will be done the presence Of all
desire TO attend
sold coupons detached to May 1859 and
will be delivered at the option purchasers the day
May, 1854
Proposals Ddorsed Bids tn. Purch. Of Bonds and ad
dressed to r. d. MITCHELL Secretary Board Public WerlGD
BY order olthe Board X d. MITCHELL Secretary,
AN. DUBUELEr, State Treasurer.
OPFcE on ASSISTANT con or Ho0s
TON AND GREyHEsrs. Hzw-YORK CiTY, March 49, 1862
GEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
~ with Of this advertisement attached 70 each
will he received at this ohee until y o'clock WEDNESDAY
inst for the erection ofs frame hospital bnng Fort Adams
port, X
Plans specifications nj this also Al
the Office o! the Actipg Assistant Qusrtermastsr Fort ADAM
Bidders state the time within which they will complete the work
yeyed Tor the faithful compliance With agreement
The GOveDm cut the right 10 reject any or All proposals
Proper bak for proposals be had application this oos
and 81 Fort Adams
Payment will be made when the work completed or % soos there
her 20 the Department. In funds for the purpose.
Proposals should he njoTsd Proposals for Hospital At Port Adams
X H. and addressed 10 the undersigned RUFUS INGALLS,
Brevet MAI General, Asst q. 81. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
s8B WOLH IN THZ KENNBJ-A RUSSIAN
FABLE

The following fable, illustrating the treat
ment Of Tapoleon Bonaparte by the Russians when no
proposed terms OF peace while his army was IN
Is taken from Rastons edition Of "Krlof ana MS
wolf one night thinking TO climb INTO 81 @
fell into Kennel Immediately the Whole 60 near AZ
in arms The dogs seeming the grizzly NC @ t 20
hand began bark their quareIs S th posnsrS and
the fgbt Halo lads, thief eTeo tte ~ EN-
tmmediately the gates were shut In moen Io se
vel became hell Men came runEn oHo ~, ~ w VI "
lob and another with gun. lhgIs w, " ~ ~
sshrfne iehts The lights being brought our VOL 10
sng s6ueezed up the furthest corner gnasn,nR
d. teeb ifs hide brlstlDg, and its eyes looking as II ~
.oIS soin eat M the whole party Seeing, however
that If Is not now in the presence OF the flock ana ta
~ ~ Jailed upon TO pay the penalty for the sheep ~ mas
L,iINS nv trckster resorts TO negotiation DeEuIne
$50 "tyIends what all this fuss aboutI am youIan
t sip md comrade, ard have come mere 20 conISe
en- aancs with you-not with the slightest ntehtSn Oh
nsTreling Let us forget the past and declare III IN1I
~ mntua harmony Not only will for the tatnre 4Tou
fonchng the nOeks belonging TO TINS spot Dut - WIN
ssdy fight in their behalf against others ana swear T
he word az a Wolf that l." Listen neighDOT, hSLo ~
t tD the bnntsman "yOu gray-coated, but
frieTd am gray-headed and have lorg known WIlaV
nur oldsh natures like and therefore, is my Gus
iom never 10 make peace with wolves untI nave 'V
their ekus OF their hacks WIN thaV ho 0' % INV
mack of hounds ON the wolf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
prUuasaIs.
GOVERNMENT HAKBoR WORK AT oLooTT, n T.
UxlTED STATES BSGNEsS OFFICE No 81 Pe.rLh Z
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GOVERNMENT HAKBoR wORK AT oLoorI, n III
UxITkD STATES BSGNEES OFFICE. No 81 PetriHi Z
BUFFALO n. Y, March IS, 1854
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed pro-
~ posa duplicate % furnishing and delivering materials fer and
doing the binding the piers forming the HArbor Of
Ocott mile Creek LAKE. Ontario n IT, will
Office. addressed 10 the undegned, until IL O'clock
N''-' " MATERIALS REQUIRED.
CLASS A.
required
sorted three items Item Dn Bolts Item H. SpkG Item
Ill washers for Screw BO Each item to DO bid and PAID for By the
pound. oo No nm o,n,on,,pn
CLASS B -
Counter bewirE white pine timber TO be bid and paid for BY
Item IT. q o5 cubic be required CRIB Fam
Boiling below Not) 10 be bid aud paid for by
nHeA feet Of fstd timber estimated cubic fooL
be required, Frnmiug
PnknV BOrg kc snpeeurs 70 be bid ard PAID Tor by tbs
cubic foot
son deposits timber ubbs necessary forming good
bed foundation for cribs 10 be bid aud PAID for BY be cubic
yard.
Bids for items class covering all the items OF class win
be rejected.
guaranty persons parties accompany each BID that
certified BY District Attorney Collector Of Customs other Of
Seer the u Government responsible person known to @ o.
tee. .
be bIed by the Undersigned and nc bOndmAn will
be accepted Whose ncbey not to the satisfaction Of the IN
dersgped
Iron he delivered and labor commenced by the 10th May 1859
Worf 70 be finished by Dec. !. 1909
All further Information be obtained to Gar, by
gnl Tie 18th Of April 1869 A By personal
BSs s51 gsr BY mail for copy q the sPseifestionS
oce on must be submitted on blanks furnished from IBIS
~ ~ 49,. each bidder tuah with the bid, the
70 me Ssd.nSd Of er p;snds to with evidence siissO
BreVs BrigAier., d. ~ .lSAL bn-