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Memoriam.

r.
Alta regular Communication of Tyrisn Chap
ter No. Of of Royal Arch Masons, held at their
Lodge Room, February 18th, 1870, the following
resolutions were adopted :,.5 rsz.5F .ri
Forasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty God
in his wise providence to take out of the world
the soul OF our deceased Companion, William
Goldman, thus removing from our Chapter one
long and~deeply attached to tho Order, a zeal
Gus worker and most valuable member ,there-
fore,
Reso1ced, That this Chapter do humbly ac-
knowledge this visitation of our Heavenly Fa-
ther, and bow in meek submission to his right
eous will. 1z5a iatee bii8 p tstSe
ResoIced That this Chapter do now remember
the faithful services of our deceased Brother in
its different Offices, his many excellencies his
genial society and pleasant companionship, and
hereby place on record our deep sense of the
same and that we initiate his zeal and devoted
ness to the tenets of our Order and alike end
our lives with the same fidelity.
& h-ResoLced, That this Chapter do extend to the
family of the deceased the assnranceof our hear
tiest pAthy fer them in their great afflicton.
s-ResoIred, That these resolutions be spread on
the records of this Chapter and published in the
papers of this villages and copy furnished the
relatives of the deceased.
C. B. STOW,
E. T. RICHARDSON, Committee
J. D. HORTON. II Ast1
| eAe.esus e. n. WITT, SeciY-
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TIE Second Concert of the Sabbath
School connected with the Congrega-
tional Church ON Friday evening was
well patronized and was in every re-
spect success. e.s.-gsss.a
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: E. 2. lsrninerd s soa.. 81 ! !

~ - .EE. r. BrainertI 3 sOn,akIa = - =
Successors to Toe 8 BROTHER, Isealers in Drugs,
Medicines Paints, Oils. Narnish, Glass, Putty
Gallery. Lamps, Groceries, Perfpmery Fancy
Toiletarticles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me-
dieinal use3o Physicians prescriptions caiefnl7
II conn pounaed we have secured the services
of Dr. Charles E. Poe, and The Prescription De
partment will. hs under his control, ,swifts
block, Main Street, Rayennas o. 75-tff 4s8..r
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GLgB DANcEs-The third dance Civ
en- by the young gents dancing club
of this village took place the evening
of thea2d inst, and was quite well
patronized, the room being as full as
comfort would permit Tho music
was furnished by Reeds Band. A
handsome silver cup was awarded to
Mrs Fisher, of Edinburgh, who re-
ceived it with true dignity. To say
the least,sthe dance was financial and
Terpsicherean success. We; hope our
young friends will not stop here, bnt
viii determine to have several more
this season, and in saying this we but
express the desire of our dancing
community. -
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is a Home Institution, for the AeeoDIi'poda-
tio,.eftEe People Of Portage County
We viii endeayor in the future, as in the past,
TO give preference and IN orders and supply
the wants and demands Of our own county peo-
pie first.
VIII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
Of ali kinds = g
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand. and ali orders llled promptly
Special Deposits received without charge
II. s. Bontls and Securities bought and sold
ut best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States. '9'- &
sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe.
Collections made on all points lintlie United
States, and prompt remittance made.
- tesN.D.stLARK, Prest.
c. E. WITTER, Cashier.
x 1898 If
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gIsiiall keep in my Warehouse, in rear of No.
s. Phenix Block, the best brands of Flour which
viii be sold tPoR CASH oSI.Y) at prices that de-
fy competition, quality considered, and war
rant every sack to give satisfaction, or refund
your money. j wiIf'always be found inymy Of
flee at the old stand recently oceupied,by Brain 4
erd & Mason, now, Vance and Wells's Furniture
Store, and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the people All orders for delivery Of, Flour
will receive immediate attention. 4,,5T .
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GRAsD LoDeE T. o. @, F,-The elec-
ton of fofieers for the legislative body
of this benevolent institution was held
in December, and on the 18th inst the
result was announced. It will be OBJ
served that tour townsman, Mr.. II. Y,
Beebe, will have the honor of presid-
ing over the conEocations of that body
this year: The following. persons
were elected: h1s 5asiq .ai'.'i = .'i2 -
M.IWaG. M..H.Y, Beebe, Rayepna !;
r. w. d. G. NJ, Jas: A. Armstrong,
Cincinnati; r. e.. w, Alexis
Keeler, Cincinnati3 r. w. GaS.,5 w.
G. Earl, Toledo; r. w. G. T., George
d. Winchell, Cincinnati r. w. g.
Rep. g. L., u. S,gJohn w. Carter,
Cincinnati. Q Il q = q sS5s$4
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QUITE number of good things and
"handy to have in the house" were do
mated to Rev. B. E. Wade, of Edin-
burgh, last Thursday. ar
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- 500 Sugar. Tea and Coffee. Z. ,sgl sst.t
Every body says that Days shilling Sugar
beats any thing in market. and 1t is true So it
isiwftli his IA, Is and 19o Sugar And las for
Teas you can get as good f5r II 80 as you have
been getting for Sf,59, aud for 81 50 a regular
So Tea, Good Tea for 81 Best Rio Coffee s5c
per b.s and best GoYerl4nenE Java az 4oc 1T r
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REV. L. B. MASON delixered his lee
ture on Venice in Edinburgh on last
Tuesday week.
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ssRuTGA MS MONTHLY MAGAZINE
The Etna Book Store. has received
Putnam for March, and as usual it is
replete with interesting reading. Read
the following table of contents: /: The
Bear Hunt; School Days at the Sa-
cred Heart; Browler's .Defalcationi;
Babel in the Midst of Us; Sketches
in Color-IV; is. Death Painful; Con-
cerning Charlotte-IJI; Our Trip to
Egypt as Guests Of the Viceroy; A
Woman's Wi1es; Americans = and
some of their characteristics; The
g Snbyented Church and the Cir
cumvented Churches; :; Table-Talk
Bryant's Translation of Homer; Lit
erafnre at Home; Literature, Science,
and Art Abroad; Current Events
Publishers Mole.
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MIS-, WARNER lectured at Phenix
Hail last Sunday afternoon and eve
ming on the subject of Spiritual phi
losophy. Mrs. Cole lectures at the
same place next Sunday afterno on and
evening.
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CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-Last Thurs
dayIjust after dark, q young man who
had recently arrived in town from the
g far West" was caught in the, act of
appropriating to his own use fine
ham which was hanging in front of
the GrocerylStore Of LaS. Ward, in
the Etna Block. The clerk OF the es-
tablishment followed him into the.
alley and compelled him to surrender
his plumber. The next morning he
WAS takelrI beforel Justice Robinson,
where he plead guilty to the ehargeaof
stealing the ham, and was, sentenced
to pay fine of $500, to make restitu-
ton in the sum5of $500, and to pay
the costs amounting to $40; IN all
$12,70. That was Iatherras sdearspiece
of meat. He probably don't banker
after ham ps much as he ehas, hefefp-
fore.
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SECOND NATIONAL BiNk,
OF RAvENNA, o.
Designated Depositary of the
u. S,

Designated DeposItafy Oh the
U. s. Bonds ana securitiesl,ougirt.- sold and
exchanged at our counter. at best market rates
stocks and Jsonds. of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, and premium funds
OF al kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on al the principal
Cities in tine United States.
Sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits Of Business men and
individuals received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President.
Sent 1Sa.g(s 4sgs. .Est1 s5gi.
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REy. "A. Y. TuTTLE is announced to
lecture on Temperance next Friday.
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More Goods GODS Coming.

.8fr..J c, Beatty has been in New York the
past.week purchasing Goods for No. 2, aPhelli;S55
Block, which are expected to arrive in a'fewa
days, and viii be happy 70 sec his old friends
and customers, at the old itand, formerly oceu7f
pied by him, and now occupied by II. l. Day
Cab in. r. 4ie is5 -IsI .t,5,,s, s}.rs.3,F
5RaYenna Feb %. 1870 .fa ,eir .tqsll dd5
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NEW DIREcToRY--We have been
favored by the compilers and publish
ers, Messrs Wiggins g. Weaver of
Cleveland, with copy of their new
Directory of Akron, Kent, Ravenna,
Canton, Massillon, Wooster, Alliance
and Salems just issued from the press
of Fairbanks, Benedict 8 Co. In its
mechanical execution the book is
fanltless, but there is a manifest want
of care in itscompilation. In looking
over the pages devoted to our, village
there are over fifty errors apparent,
but it may be that it is sufficiently ac-
curate forqd all practical purposes.
Those who desire the bookscan OBJ
tain it at the iRayenna Book Store. &.
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That Shilling Sugar at II. H. Days? II beats,
the world. Have you seen his. Il. Is and 16c2T
just call in and look at it. His Syrup at 81 s25
as good as you.buy at sf,bG. His .genuines New
Orleans DIolasses ATS eanln not be beat, Call in
ne .se sss5Es- ID YsS. -
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MEssRs. VANCE & WELLS have
obtained possession fthe entire room
at their old stand No. s Phenix Block,
and refitted and repainted it, and it is
now one of the most pleasant and
convenient business stands ilr town.
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N ew Advertisements

7-I-5-5- $3.50
W OR SALE.
The residence of the late S NJ Bassett corner
of Prospect ano Van Buren streets. The build
ing is n large two-story dwelling, Containing
rooms well done on, dhc lot IS Il large one-90
by $50 feet. 1t is well stocked with Apple Cherry
aud Peach Trees. and an abundance OF Currants
Raspberries and Strywberries. The Garden is
an excellent one. Possession given the first of
April. For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber living on the premises.
gpiG tlaI 49,. BEACH BASSETT
RavenDa, Ohio, Feb. %, 1870. 7sltf 4 a. q
A TTAOHhIENT NoTIcE.--M. b. Bing-
IA ham VS.. 4. J. Dyer-Before G. B. Stow,
Justice of the Peace OF Ravenna, Portage coun-
ty, Ohio.
On the 21st day of February, 1910, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment against the above
defendant for S32s5. 13;]4
RaEenna, February 20, 1870. 7s-3t.
NOTICE.-Tho undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified administrator with
VIII annexed of the estate of Sarah A. Rose
late OF Portage county, deceased, IS .
PALMYRA. Ohio. February q, 1910 rs 9t.*
ENoR sALE.-3OO Bundles of Straw Wheat
II hye, oats ENOS JAMES. a'F
10 u Shalersvile.
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Have You Seen

THE largest stock of Drugs. Medicines, &C., IN
he County. at f. r. ,BRAINERD, & SON
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Farm for sac,

Az vesy desifable farm af eighty acrvs locss
IN ed on the town line Of Ravenna and Roots
town. A good barn on the premises, And nlon
" of young fruit trees In good ErowtRR cona1
ton, Also, four acres Of past9ra land sltqeeed
venna, Inst the thing for q man wishing place
tT pasture a cow eiF kwo For tefsns and q par-
ticular description Of the promises 0lFsrOd ~
ale, enqulre a. the Office Of
May II, lS69 gS-tf, wv
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PRoF. WHiPPLE closed his series of
lectures in this place on Saturday
evening.
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! BIeached sheetings and shirtings.-

"a, rs, "A, 5-4, Cd, IA s-4 and 1o4 Bleached
shirtings, sheetings and Pillow Case Goods, of
best Qualities, and very cheap, at ~ e a
DAYS
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=. c. RANNEr; Esq. has, been ap-
pointed by Governor Hoffman, a
Commissioner for the State of New
York, to take the proof and acknowl-
edgement of deeds and other 'instru-
ments, and TO administer oaths or af-
firmations, to be nsealin that State.
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ONE. of the severest tsnow9storms of
the season was that's Friday morning
last. sie'i7> SS
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PROFITABLE DAIRY.--We are in
formed that Mr. j. II. White, of Shall
ersyille, has dairy of nine cows from
which he realized an income of S104,
80 for each COW, after dedueting the
expenseef manufacturing the cheese.
Mr.. 81. C.lBELDEs, for several years
one of the most enterprising manufae-
turers OF Warren, Trumbuil county,
Ohio, diedst his residence on Satur-
day, the 12tl inst. The funeral SER
vices took place at the home of the
deceased on Monday afternoon.
Show WAGoSs.-Messrs Merits &
Riddle are constructing at their Works
on Mainstreet, a band wagon at 81 900
and an advertising wagon for $500,
for new Circus Company to start
out in the Spring They are also get
ting up a number of fine top bu ggies
for another Company.
Messrs Furry &. King are construct
ing, at. at.theirwerks,son Prospect street
an advertising wagon. a baggage wag-
on, and a. conveyance wagon, for
Hamilton's Indian Show.
THEs Portage County Dairymen's
Association met, pursuant to previ-
GUS notice, at the office of j. D.. Hor-
ton, Esq, in this village, on Wednes-
day of last week. Oliver Burroughs,
of Freedom, acted as Chairman, and
G. L. Horr,n Of Shalersville, was cho-
sen Secretary. .esiIs sas.i ~
The question as to the price for
manufacturing cheese was discussed,
and baiIoted on with the following
result: F5nreyoted for $3.50; 3 for
]; rs and q for 2,0ot The question
was finally disposed of by leaving
each one to fix his own price. e
Seyefalsother questions of interest
to hdairymen were discussed. The
meeting. adjourned to reassemble at
the call of the President.
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THE Minstrel show at Phenix Hall
on Wednesday evening last was not
well patronized. The company failed
to pay expenses. And if it had not
been for the generosity of our young
friend, BIC. Taylor, who volunteered
his. assistance and influence, they
would have played to bare walls and
empty benches. Let no more 2inpecn-
nious third rate corkonians stop in
our yilage.3sg AIE Ts1Elss3I
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Our people are becoming more
tranquil ON the ice question. Ifthere
is not an abundant supply of that lux
urysduring tho coming summeriit will
not be the fanlt of the clerk Of the
weather.
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Teacbers, denominations,

The Board OF school Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings for Decentralization
of applicants, in the Cears House, at Rayenna
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and closing at
O'Clock, p NJ. upon the last Saturday of each
month, until further notice.
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A NEW Cheese Factory is to be
erected at Hiram Rapids this Spring.
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DITCH NOTICE.

u
There will be e7S rods OF ditch divided into
six sections. with eight feet top Ave feet bot
tom, average depth three feet Said ditch will
be let at the residence Of John English. one
vile, on the 9th day of March, A. u. 1870 be-
twen the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock
Z. NJ, to the lowest responsible bidders.
A. l.. TOAiSON Shalers v 1 | 1 q
SiLAS II. HANKS, } TownshiD.
Feb ~, 1870, 7S-sW.
CAUTJON.-kLL PERSONS ARE HERE
~ by cautionpd against purehasing.s o certain
note executed by me to ono Alfred lngalls for
the sum OF one hundred and hrty dollars, dated
October IL, 1859, as the same was obtained by
fraud, and is entirely without consideration.
JOHN SWEENEY.
suhleld, o., February II. 1870 Ts-St'
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-HARPER, s MONTHLY rMAGAziaE.--
This sterling Magazine, now In its
10th volume, and just in.its. prime of
yigor and usefulness, has been fur
nished US by Miss En1eiine Collins, of
the Etaa Book StorB.I The following
is its table of contents: Pussy Fred
erick the g reat Shade VS.. Natures
Common 4 Carrier; Broken Music;
South Coast Saunterings in England;
"a New Judgment, Of Paris Civil
Service Reform mise sEllington's
Neice; = AtBraye Lady; Our Rela-
tions with England I; Anteros; Jessie
Bolivar, Libcrator of South America
On Photograph Of Athens Editors
Easy Chairs Editors Literary, scien-
tifc and Historical Records; /; Editors
Drawer. 80 z.fj *. "a. ia 8
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Mr.. HOMER BRADSHAW has sold his,
property at Rootstown center to John
Fifer consideration, s., 900.
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The Court of Common Please ad-
journed sine die OIL Thursday after
noon last. No business of general
interest was transacted which We have
notfeported. a19 = ~ e. .5l
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EInnr..

Go TO E. p Brainerd s Son, for your Coffee
& Tea 75-tf. -
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= EFT lie UPiIi.

@ T L e UPi /! !!
Desiring to close up all my accounts by the
Goth of March, persons having claims against me
are requested to present them by that time, and
persons knowing themselves indebted TO me viii
please call and settle at their earliest conye-
nience.
With a view to close out my stock of goods by
that time, viii sell
20 R Maple Bedsteads at "a 10 each.
go r Black Walnut Bedsteads, at rs each.
8 Extension Tables, $1.25 per foot.
- Breakfast Tables. 81 80 each.
Lounges, 80 to $16 each.
10 Bureaus, SO to &22 each -
Chamber sett. Ash. SO.
Book Cases. $25-$35.
Common Chairs, 81.
Cane Seat Chairs. s. to $l5. fvd
And other articles too numerous to mention,
together with large stock OF Grockery, Glass
ware, and Looking Glasses, at prices CORES
pondingly low. This is good chance to save
money to those who want the goods.
Feb. 18th, 1870. T. G. PHILLIPS.
MYIES TO R e
Is now for sale-a three story brick, with Base
ment, and well adapted for the Furniture and
Crockery business i..4 Astf s.- s-fi
.siit5 PRICE So, ,OOO-
Possession given April 1st, 1870. 8
-..:. rj9gt II G.lPHILLIPS.
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". .l..Ea - s.ag.a.r-,. Tsa ana cotlee

Ravenna, Feb. II, 1870. 7578 v. Il -
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'IT4sT7ERs T4yT7E Ff and iPILLoWs, ef Pare

PoLISaEKS and tP1LL0Ws, o1 Pare
White Curled Hair, 8
which proves to be agrezs luxury when usod.
he VIII receive IN exchange for new work Old
much worn, ami all kinds of Produce st Mnrkes
Price. Havihg located himself permanently n
Rayennit, he soiieits the public patroSiaep feel.
ing confident tha be can render general sntia.
faction as he.uss,sno infefior goods in his nan.
ufactory, and employs none but first class rao-
Than kfql for the very liberal patronaKe that
has already been bestowed, he politely invites 4
continunTcf of favors.7 I'd 5Sss BIZ - s
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INVALID MATTRESS.

stftutionsi- broken limbs, rheumatism, and Al
efronic diseases, thatthe human system is heir
TO. He also makes HUSK, SEAGRASB nnd
stde with Hair or Cotton, His style Of manu-
facturing. these kind of Goods, is great Ia
provement oyer the old system. An kinds kept
DAYS narti tim,
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sarta end of nppire BECK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04

opinion. He said no did not wish 10 make
law, and he was sure that the preponderanee
OF presidents, not only as 70 number, but az
10 weight Of authority was In favor Of the
old rule that insanity was an independent
defence 10 DO proved as any other defence
might be. Ho concluded by reading the
opinion Of Judge HornbloSer in sponcer's
case.
Nj. Justice Fisher conCurrod with Judge
Cartier.
new trial was accordingly ordered, and
the execution OF Nicholas will not take place
on the 18th inst. T'
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. We.
Bailey. This case, which IL a bllhby an In
suranco corporation to compel tho bone
nciary OF policy OF Insurance 10 deliver up
the same for cancellation on the ground that
II was obtained by false Representations, was
reported as argued on Monday. A few add
tlonal authorities wero submitted yesterday.
Tho court ordered that tho bill be dismissed
without prejudice to the merits Of con-
troyersy, which Is being lltlgated In on the
law side Of the court.
Barth ys. Klngi continued. Simmons vs..
Corporation Of Washingtonj ordered, on mo-
tlon Of Mr.. Payne, to DO placed upon the
Bragg Va. Blctz. Tho argument in this
case was begun. .... .... ... T.,
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-04


CIT HALL, BOHrOH, Mass. April rs. 1870 \
Proposals will b received al this ofies lntii 5
p, N, 81 the lath o. NAY next for fuTnishinE the
materials and woTkmanahip required for the con :
struetiop q the Sea Wall proposed 70 be built at
ne north head Of Long lslAnd, Boston hArbor.
Inc mFaisen h TegulIed are the iolloWlbE' the
qnAhuues being approximately taken!
sIos99 bbls, best ~ dIAgle Cement
I,l1 cubic yards 81 Broken stone TOT eoneIete,
Ivy IanninE ieet u5anln RACING, W ioel high,
l,uU running teet ufAnlte topping, course ! ieet
go tons Irregular Granite for paving,
The WoTkmAbGhlp u TO be understood as to In
sluds AZ eEpepses whatever ieelde9t 70 building
The wall from the above named materials, and pro
poaale therefoT must express q price for each Of
the InlloWlnE-nAmed llemA. 70 viii
l. hor EXCAVATION q touhdation-per cubic yard
FOR making And placing eonerete-per cubic
yard ,,,,,
foL setting the header and sIeteher courses
OF granite heinE-peT superficial foot Of face.
ma I FS5 setting the coping eour'e-per foot run Of
q, FOI diEEing, REMOVING and dspOslilnE earth
for back slope, Te-eAtAbll6hing slope In font Of