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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-03

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Nj vKTGAGE Observation-Disclosures DEFAULT IA,
lRl been made in the conditions of a certain MORT
gage executed and delivered by Prentiss NJ. Jone.
G. EIdred, Mortgagee, dated November eth. A. h
le66, and recorded in the Office of the Register o
Deeds in Stearns county, Minnesota, OH NAV 18Th A.
D. 1867, at o'clock n. in Book &C." of Mortcao.
deeds on pages 4l5, 4l6 and Al given to sec, re tie
payment Of 4 certain promlssory note executed and
delivered by said prentss II. jones' PAYABLE to said
Culver j. G. Eldred: crder for the sum of Three
Hundred and Seveny-hve dollars with interest and on
which said note and mortgage there is claimed 10 be
DUE and is due, the date hereof Five HundreI ana
Twenty-Five Dollars and action or proceeiino nv.
been instituted at law otherwise recoy,r the d-
SO secured by said mortgage any part thereof:
Notice is hereby given tnat by riue Of the hover
OF sale contained in said mortga aad pursuant to
the statute in such case made aud provided saiI
mortgage will be forecosed Ly sale OF the nortcace
premises: to wit: The southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of SEXTON No. fourteen "a, ami
the ncrth half of the northeast quarter and the.
northeast quarter OF the north west quarter Of Sec
ton No. twenty-threc (23,) all in township number
hundred and t~enty -six, 1eG.) of range NJ.
thirty four, (34,) and situated in the county OF
Stcal rs and State of lnnesora or so much thereof
rs may be necessary at pnbc yenc:ue by the Sheriff
OF SAID county, at the front doo- of the Court
House, in the city of Saint Cloud in said county, on
the 16ru DAY OF APRIL, A. D, 1870, at o'clock in
the afternoon OF that day. to satisfy the amount which
shall Their he Que said and mortgage with th..
that i,tf.a!'.
THOS. c. ALDEN,
Sheriff of Stearns Co., Minnesota -
CULVER c ELDRED, Mortgage
l.. ". COLLINS, Atty.
Dated March ID, A. ID. 1870. marS-,w
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NOTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.
- st. Cloud, Minn., January :, 1870. II
r. Complaint having been entered at this ofsce Nv
e. OConuor against Thomas Alexander for aIsna. ~.
n n,s nG ha Entry No. 49, dated April Is 49,
township l2s, range IS, in Todd county Nm. With a.
view to tue cancellation Of said entry tho said par,e.
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office On the
OH OA1 W MARCH, 1870, at 10 o'clock IN the fore.
noon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
;o.,,c 9. A. GILMAN, REGISTER.
'""i'@o"s H. G. BURBANK, Receiver
A OTlCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.
- u,,,, st. :. Cloud. Mimi, January 8, 1870
hayns been entered at this oficeby Hans
Jensen AZ anst Hamilton Uousten for abandGn;no ~
omsstead Entry No 1865 dated May 18th 1865. 1po
s siis re section g. township Ia, rsnxe
90, II. Po:e County, Minnesota with . view to r..
caeeiln Of said entry the faid parties are hereby
nn 10 appear at this Office on the 3D DAI
~ re.,' io.V, al " O'clock in the forenoon
10 resicIa aud furnish tsstimony concerning said
;o.,oc 6. A. GILMAN, Reeistsr.
y.A-S'''- ID. G. BURBANK Raeaivev
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j. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

1S6z20 I'D : "a I = n0Iy
ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
WI, u,, *, oou p. ~
Will D"J ""I ooli hoSl Hstatc Oh
Commission,
Ao'"; n hano warrants ana college Scrip
ray ta4es' ana transact all bueI-
Real Estote Aoenov
nrrenrncr,
AAhAhScEs'
x.Gov : MItnrn Ph;i. 5.,n,';s "o ~. 'D"
Hon. J. NJ. NlcKEIvy st. C,ond M;nn
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NOIiCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, Mimi, January Is, 1870.
complaint having been entered at this Office tx
Areo no'iftls against Johnw srren Tor abandoning
nnon SIC FIFTY ~ Se dated February Is, 1867,
township tow? ~ range -. iii Todd county, Minn, with .
view to the cacc.t Of sad crtry the said mart IT,.
are nere1y summoned to appear at this Office on the
forenoon to respond and furnish TESTIMONY concernuc
said alleged abandonment.
:ooo G: A. GILMAN. Register.
!aneVoWt Ii. c. BURBANK Receiver
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kIOTICE.-U. S, LAND OFFIcF

- 81. Cloud, Mimi. Jan. s, 1870.
:, Complaint having been entered at this ofsce T..
nan;.. Pekty against Gorham Powers for shandaGy.
iss M, n IN, Entry No. 1870 dated August 10
IN county MIMI, with view to The cancs,
!atIo Oh SAID entry the parties sre terebv summonSd
20 appear TINS office On the 47H DAY or M1RCT.
and furnish testimony ccucerrins said aiiepea ss,
ment. r. GIIIsT nnsEeo aiaA-
jnl3-Gw II. c. B1RR1I eg1ete!,
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ENUINE IMPORTED NORWAY OATS.
" SAMPLES SENT FREE TO FAIMERs.
From 100 to $50 bushels grown to the
acre. Weighs from 40 to As pounds to tho
bushel. This Oats has been grown on ev-
cry variety Of soil, and in every. State OF
the Union, with the most perfect success.
The grain is very lu1ge, plump and hand
some, has remarkable thin husk, and RI
pens earlier than the common varieties.
The straw is bright, clear, stout and not
liable 10 lodge, is perfectly clear of rust,
and grows from 4 to s feet high. We have
both the White and Black Norway, both
the same price and equally productive. i.
We will send quart Of the above Gals
to any address post paid for 81 90
Two quarts, post paid, ~. ."-> i: 200
One peck, BY express Or freight, 3 90
! Half bushel, 20 pounds, -; =: :! . 6 90
One bushel; 40 pounds, ,'.'".d@ = 400 90
| CAUTION. We wish It distinctly under;
stood that this is not light oats, weighing
20 70 50 lbs. raised in New England and
sold under the name Of Norway, but .lm-
ported: seed, every bushel guaranteed 10
weigh 40 fbe:, or the money refunded n
Samples Of both kinds sent. free for = 8
Ct. stamp. Also circulars testinonials,
Address orde1sto N. p. BOYKRa& co., ed
27-8m Parkersb,,rg. Chester Co.., Pr
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~ Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree: Shrub and t. Evergreen
paid By mail. The most complete and
iudicious assortment in the country:
Agents Wantod., ..,lr.n..t%: :tn~,
F., 25 Sorts Of either for 81: 90 prepaid by
mail. Also Small Fruits Plants, Bulbs,
al the new Potatoss,, &C.. prepaid by.mail.'
4 lbs. Early Rose Potato, prepaid, for $l:00.
Co.ever's Colossal Asparagus, S. per 100;
$25 per 1000, prepaid New hardy, sever-
blooaing japan Honeysuckle. so cts. each,
prepaid. True Cape Cod Cranberry, or
upland or lowland culture, $1.00 per 100,
prepsfd, with directions. Priced Catalogue
to any address,: gratis; also. trade list
Seeds On Commission. " -; /! - -. i
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Es-
ablished in 1912. ,;..s: ~. : .sn23-4m
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.OTICE.-U. s. LANDOFFICF

NOI1CE.-U. s. LANDOFFICE
~ st: Cloud, MIMI, February 10, 1870.
Con- plant having been entered at this Office ly An.
drew r. Henry Brown for al,andoaiur
MS Homestead Entry No 4s3l, dated April IS, 1865.
III, range So, in Monongalia county, Minnesota :.
with view 10 the cancellation of said entry: tha
said parties are hereby summoned to appear a, this
office on the 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1870 al
10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish tesI
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
G. A. GILMAN, Register
fel,2+6ws H. c. BURBANK Esca;-,r
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NOTICE.-U. S. LANDOFFICE- :. -
- Cou y, IS ST. . Cloud Mimi, Jaauary1s, 1870.
Samuel L. Halberg against Ge.rge N Low, S or ~
a 40 his Homestead Entry No 1901. dated Anr;
10, lots upon the Il sw Il section il TOWNSHIP
~; range os' IN Chippewa county, Minnesota, With
parties are hereby summoned appear at this oncs
on the ll7H DAY OF MARCH, 1870, at 10 e'eioet
IN the forenoon to respond and furnish testj1onv 49,
corning LEGGED abandonment IVY
;,,ooc. c. 4. GILMAN, Register,
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kTOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE.

~ st: Cloud, Mimi, Feb. II, 1870.
Complaint having been entered 1t this Office by
John Olsen against RHeyG Randall fcr abandoning his
Declaratory No. 1914 dated August14 1885,
upon the So Il neH section 22, township121, rang.
80 in Monongala County, Minnesota, with view I"
hereby summoned to appear at this olce on the ll1H
DAY OF APRIL, 1870, at o'clock in tho
afternoon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, RegisteI,
1eb2iews II. G. BURBANK, Receiver
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NOTICE.-U.S.LANno pp1rp

~ q. o. O. ID DANO VFE1CE,
- st: Cloud, MinD., February Is. 1877.
complaint having been entered at this ONCE /. Benz
H Liz 1,so against John O. Dandy for abar nniny
r,ua. .p9h the g Il ne section 80, township IN
View +, IN a0nongalis .oanty, Minnesota, With
said 1,rt; o 'ne CANCELLATION OF said entry: the
once on the 1l1u DAY {; ArkIL $50 at ~"
O'Clock in the afternoon 10 respond and i,rn;.t
''>''"ions c"'icef'ins sai alleged abandonment.
t,o,e,.. {: A. GILMAN, Reeister
'''-s'"s IL. {. BURBANK. Receiy:,
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Western hen Should Patronizs
Western Institutions.

YIN hAL Off1OE, CHICAGO, ILL
Cash Assets, March I. 1aea. A., Az, o,
This Company insures Farm Propertv
against all damage from Fire or Lightning.
including Live Stock in the field or a.
large, at as tow rates as any other comma. .
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days.
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPA.
NY represents an aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
nGcers.
Il. ". PHILLIP, V.r, F.c.CooLBAUGas eTr !e:s,
81. czoud Branch Officers,
u r. DAVIS President. J. E. WEST, Manager
Director,
% ~ hsI' JIM. McKELvY
list Of Stockholders at st. Cloud, Mann.
James McKovy Judge 7ts Jadoial 1s sGSt
~. H1a;c,, Hardware Merchant
=; f.& WIN. Powell, Hardware Merchants
T. Scv Ma't' .Reg. U. 8. Land ORce
~ ~, U. 8. Assessor
NJ Mn. NJ. aose9oerger, Hardware Merchant
49, ADoott, Il Dry Goods 1 Clothing
w. "| o .n.; Flour, Feed Grain
4 =" r. D. nn Mh'che''! Editor s.. Cloud Journal
~ ~ pna"' Dentist
y 11s:ieo''' Watch Maker
N ~ NO., MailContractor
- ~ ~ Do'',' Manufacturer of Flour
= =, Uxval, Miller
- W." "H, :. Insurance Agent
"' ~ ]nen' Clerk
Call on
j. E5. WEST
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
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~ g. e. .'i!1-NV VEF1CE,
~ It. Cloud. MINI, January &, 1870.
G9,apaint having been made at this oce Gy x,es.
h ht, against James Cobkliu for ahandon.r
1ss upon the ne Il section II. to11,h;',,
view to e e in stearns county Minnesota viii
he se entry the pa
S1u pay OF 1s7o, at 10 oeioc !. me me
said alleged abandonment. cohcernmg
;..,,eu, G: A: GILMAN, Rexi,ter.
yanl2-oWs II. c BURBANK, Eeceire,
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We want good reliable agents in every part of the
Country. By employing your spare time to form
clubs and sending ORDERS you obtain the most
liberal commissions, either in Cash Merchandise,
and all goods sent by will be :s represented and
we guarantee satisfaction to every dealing with
our house.
Agents should collect ten cents frcm every custo-
mcr, and forward to in advance, for descriptive
Check of the goods we sell.
The holders cf the Checks have the privilege of
either purchasing the article thereon described of
exchanging for any article mentioned on our Cata-
logue, numbering ovcr500 different articles, not one
of which can be purchased in tie usual way for the
same money.
The advantages of first sending the Oh cks are
these: We are constantly buying small lots of very
valuable goods, which not catalogues, and
for which we issue checks till all sold besides, in
every club, we will put che ks for Watches Quilts
Blankets, Dress Patterns, or some other article OF
equal value.
We do not offer single article of merchandise that
can he sold by regular dealers at our price. We do
not ask you to buy goods from unless we can sell
them cheaper than you obtain them in any other
way-whc the greater part Of our goods are sold at
ohnnf
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- THUS. 2. EEUEN,
Sheriff of Stearns Co., Minnesota.
CULVER j C. ELDRED, Mortgasee
l.. ". COLLINS, Atty. =
Dated Marcl, ID A. ID. $50. marS.u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
.ates, francs Of course being entirely nominal.

The treasure shipment by the Siberia amounted to
$4,000.
The Gold Room has been very dull to-day and free from
all excitement n operations AT 10 a. gold quoted
at 1142, the highest point touched during the day. At
the Gold ExchangeBefore 10 o'clock it sold at Ii at
1914 lI4; lO:7 lIs; 1890, ia 1916, l14b lG47, l4
1l:2 1885, 114P ia IL 1885, 1913, ia; 1882, ll4l
l2;i 1lS5; IlS, lli 2:4s, lls 1854, IA O'Clock, IA
400, 114dl1ls, and dull.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank
follows: Gold balance, s1ei5 6 currency balance s2Cl
40; clearng s5Os0O paid for borrowing, l64 OF
per cent, and l, 2, 3 per cent and fiat.
Government bonds to-day have been steady and prices
were firm. Prices have advanced in London. and the
Bank OF England has reduced its rate OF interest to per
cent This is evidence of easy state OF the money
market in England Tie $40 coupon 1852 sold this after
at 1l9t, advance of per cent over yesterday
the 500 coupon 81 also and registered l0iOs u 6s cur
reney Ill per cent in advance. The following shows
the quotations at the different Boards to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

Money remains easy here, but with little more active
demand to-day. The large Government houses nave
money left with them at per cent but ON STOCKS anu
bonds the is per cent, with occasional loans
mar cent We have no change TO note in the rates Of
commercial paper.
Southern State bonds have been little more In ue-
mand and seem 10 come in for share in the improve
ment OF the market Tennessee g., ex coupon o2t no.
new, col, NewYork state Bount. Loan, 1905 south oso
lima 6s, new 500.
Railroad bonds firm Erie Third Mortgage, Sc; Cehu&i
Pacific 40; Union Pacific, sii Pacific Railroad suAis
teed by Missouri, o. Delaware and Hudson o"ai
l2a Pacific Mail has been steady to-day, and soiu -
42,, an advance Of per cent over yesterday. koeA
Island advanced to ll6 to-day, upon the report ths' ''
Company would declare dividend OF 81 per cent
Tie following are the Government quotations repo'"
by Messrs Fisk Hatch Ut p.n:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

The acceptance Of the 100000 Of bonds is move
ment in the right direction; but the taking OF the
s63sO0 would have been better, and the people Woui
have been better satisfied. Boards advanced ,
inconsequence of the taking OF the whole COJ
The awards received at the Assistant Treas
urers Office from Washington until after O'clock and
the complaints Of bankers and brokers expressed
pretty strong and justly indignant language
The foreign exchange market is weak actual sales be
ing made of prime days bills 1904 1884, short
sight az l1Os dl0f These bills those the Canadian
banks above referred The following are the nominal
rates. francs Of cOnrse being entirely nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

Outlines Of History, 10y ROBERT II. LA l,l ,la
10. ,phusdelnbia Ciaxton. Remsen a HafelfnSer Is"
practical manual for the Of schools iouu'u
compact table OF chronology. which eNhp'S 'le
sentative men Of all ages the height Oh ''
The main body OF the work consists OF Se''S "
ioal illustrations Of the table ana PicS'u fl,
an ,andaor preface intmates that the volume may Dc
.',, ~ anti,ote 10 ''the sophistrcs Of smaI' mag
.sin.,s brilliant lecturers and crafty politicians show
az be,rfnl anticipation of Utopian results from ap
pareutlv inadequate causes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

The stock market to-day has been more active and the
tone and feeling looks like return 10 an active
business than for weeks past. The market has
been decidedly strong with marked advance IN prices
New-York Central and Hudson sold AT ~; do eerth-
Gates ga; shore steady st 9Ss aud Milwaukee
and ST. Pan 63I do preferred, slS New Jersey Cen
trial. 1914 Pacific Mail, A. The market closed strong
with an upward tendency. We give below The highest
sales OF the stock named at the dates given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

The principal novels of recent issue beside
the Boston Household Edition Of Dickens, are only
FydJler new volume Of Hurd & Houghton's Edition of
Tho Works Of HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, founded on in
cidsnts in the modern history Of Denmark; Tie Three
Brothers by Mrs. OIIPHANT forming the Eleventh Mum
her Of Appleton's Library of Choice Novels CdmorS,
Lore story IT. b. Peterson Coz translated from the
French Of OCTAVE FEUHLET; chris and OthO 10y Mrs
JULIE p. SMITH, author Of &" The Widow Goldsmith's
Daughter" CCarleonl; Moasicm SylroStre translated
from the French Of GEORGE SAND. by FRANCIS GEORGE
SHAW.
The latest collection Of FANNY FERNS sparkling com
mems on the foles and fohes of the day. published by
Carleton under the title Of GHgr snaps shows the usual
spicy freshness OF the authors pcn though somewhat
toned down from the caustc pleasantres which
have occasionally proved too tempting for her
good-uature. Ia this volume, she passes under
her rapid glance a great variety of the features
that mark the social life Of our modern Babel,
while she and then FOR refrcshment to the
green fields and fra grant woods Of the country With all
her folcsome hary, aud her keen eye for the rideu
lous character manner she holds the scales OF JUS
tce with hand and deals out her contempt and
wrath only the quarters where they most deserved
strong vein OF native good sense, which may perhaps
claim have rpcned into practical wisdom through
her vees flashes tempUng the sweet and bitter fan
which might otherwise he prone to riot in crcature.
brilliant and amusing and its pquan comments may be as
American society many acts OF Congress- or
solemn moral oXhOrtatous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

We have received the reissue OF the Illustrated
Household Edition Of Dickens Norels, with the A"er'-
oa Notes and Pictures from HGy published 10y Fields, o.
coed Co., and sold in NeWYork by Z. =. Dutton ca"
The stereotype plates have evidently seen service IN
good cause hut they are s fair and leg BILE and the
neatnes and eompactneSs Of the edition, well az l'
quaint beauty OF Eytnges illustrations, will comeho'
e. the attention Of the frcside circle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16

The student of political history and public
policy will welcome the Speeches Of RICHARD Golden
which have just been published in two large and elegant
volumes by Macmillan & Co. The work IS issued under
the editorial charge Bright and Professor Torold
Rogers although The illness OF the former has prevented
his revision OF most OF the second volume Professor
Rogers is well known intimate friend Of the late
eminent British STATE well as of Mr.. Bright, and
BIZ adrnrer their political principles Both by
familiarity with the subjects Of the speeches, and by
sympathy with the views which they maintain,
he is siugIlaIly qualified for the superinend
ence of their publication, and has performed his task
with equal intelligence and fidelity The contents Of the
work will recall the characteristic traits of Nh Golden
wide circle of readers. As Professor Rogers suggests
his speeches make preensons TO the rcfnements of
srtfcal composition. They are envened by neither
rhetoric, epian. without the adOrnmeuts studied
oratory, they afford uufaing attraction in their
ural and their apt and pointed Illustrations. Their
style La, the careessness OF conversation and familiar
sometimes, garTulity. Mr.. CObden's remarkable
force In parliamentary debate founded the clear
of lis expOsuons and the logical cOnsecuveness
Of biz reasoning Admitting his premises it not easy
~ resist his conclusions His tone in argument was a
model OF controversial discussion. He never made an
enemy by the expression Of his opinions The kindness
OF his manner disarmod antagonisn, his state
nents did not produce conviction. While the adapta-
ton Of his leading views British policy TO the social
aud industrial condition OF this country is earnestly
called in question by many Of most profound think
his speeches the American War; and other topics
Uf foreign policy Will meet with cordial acceptance by
every enlightened patriot The work il one Of the few
productions Of the intellect which challenge grave and
study the robust masculine vgor Of their com
position, and the catholic breadth OF their tone and
which may he made Of equal profit TO the readers by
whom their salient principles adopted, and 10 those
who regard them az still the subjects of debate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
n1ueitaI Inoirunente.

A GREAT OFFER.
~ HORACE WATERS. 49, BROhDWhY, REWYORk, 80 ,
dispose Of Hundred PIANOS NELODEONS and OkiAhs 81
msker. extremely prices Gnns his month
as monthly until PAID the 70 let All
spphed purchased Ees Coksng Pianos TOT kfn
Monthly nsta lments received for -
A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, best makers,
N To Rent SELL cheap cash; allowed on pEeae ~
MERRBLLS WreroOn, No Unonqgare Plea,e CAL AM eH
anime
DIANO-FORTES- 30 secondhand Pianos,
comprising Squares Urrghts and Grand o. various nakss
thorough order for sale at low pres By CHCkBklNdG sOHs II
Bart Pourt, enihst, between Broadway and Hnbaye.
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Proposals.
WAsHINGroS D. C.. september 10, 1870.
PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
AvESUETh Commissioner appointed TO select and determine
public nose that they will receive pr9PsS sn1 s
iembe 1879 foE ng the ioiosng ar Bet
terlyb Nicholson" Robbins" and Paul" -. c.
Plans and profile. can be Office Of the Secretary Gen
Wber NJ as K upou application and all information given
superintendent appointed to supenneb ts
to quantities character OF So eic bodris mus sa''!
20 all the points connected With the work
SPECIFICATION. al,
The ROADWAY graded by the contractor TO conform TO e
,ud. hosn ON the pro which will be generally
foot bottom Of the pavement All paving ara otns
they may determine proceeds applied this improvement and
removed pointer points as the S3n
waited shall be deposited and where ebsnkment Is
ga the sane s5S 81 omp0 81 in LAYERS not
eIesng oar inches thkness layer thoroughly mined
I sas With .a s y Cn S3 foot S' 6 On II, top Of the
gravel be laid the wooden pavement which must conform IN every
respect the description and SPECIFICATION on Die IN he once Oh VIC sec
Bidders ar. required their proposals the prices for each Of
W Removal Of paving other stones per square yard
" Excavation, per cubic yar1
al Grayelng, per cubic yard ,
IKE roI must be at such times and places the
Commissioners shah determine shall be completed me ots ana
Commissioners such they
good and sufficient bond approved By the CJus
Of the District Columbia guaranteeing that the terms Of The contract
to be entered into shall be strictly and faithfully oose must accom-
Of the Government Cor
porston Of sshngtoD and property owners
The bidders called following extract from The set
provide for the paving Of Pennsy approved July So
upon be used they s contract for the paving
Of said ayeue between The points rsed on TIE love" and most
given newspaper. published in wshnstOn Ba'moe
the and place Of uch letting, and Kind Of pavement"
Proposals should he directed to Gen ~ MICHLBR Secretary Of Com
mission ave- Oce Of Public Buildings Grounds
ard ork Washington d. c. indorsed Proposals Paving
''-N'' - n MICHLBR Secretary.