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wOMEN'S LIST.

Agen, Mary Flem!n
Ann get
Allston, Mrs E Flemin,
F ret
Barton, Jane Geden,
BATHS. Miss E Ghers,
Bell, Miss Nep. Gibbs, ]
tune Glbs, E.
Bell, Miss Mary Given. L
C Gilbert,
Bell, Miss Carrie Goodsh,
Bell, Miss Vir- &c
ginla Green,
Beldon, Matte Graham
P Grant,
Bird, Mrs PerryI E
Bostick, Aunt Grimm.
Jane Jane
Bowley. Mrs ] Vi Hamm
Brown, Martha nle
Bauton, Christi. Happol
| ma II
Caldwell, Mary HARLEM
| c Harriso
| Capers, MrsTh osI tla
| Farr Harvey,
Casey, Mrs VII. LA
liam Henry,
Carter, Mrs Mel sic
son Howard
Campbell, Mrs Hutton
Susan Ireden,
ChampllD, Mrs oeno
George Ann Jenkln
Clark, Mrs Sa- Jones,
rah Jones, .
Clennion. Susan J0hnso,
Cohen, Alice G Ker, E
Corcoran, Ann Larous
Coogan, Cathe- Mrs I
rlne Lowry,
Coe, Agnes E Lucas,
Cooper, Alice Mayral
Cor,lray, Miss II linQe
W Malode
Cook, MrsJactho na
Cross, Mary Meyer.
Daniels. Lizzie Morillo
Davis, Elizabeth Morris,
Doyle, Miss An Mole5,
nile MO.en,
Dodge, Emma Morrlso
Doughty, Jessie beth
f Montgo
Duggan, Mar. Mrs G
rrct Morrisc
Dunn, Abble rlsa
Edwards, Lue. Muller,
genla Murphy
Espey, MISS l. Murry,
McDonl
Rnnn
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1O7 HENRY's RETREAT, 107

10. .o7 EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BROAD
STREET.
l. Restaurant.
q oysters always fresh on hand.
g. FREE LUNCH from half-past 10 O'CLOCK
every day.
A. Meals st ali hours. Dinner served from Il
to'4P.M.
s, Meals served on Sunday until P. NJ.
g. The best IMPORTED WINES, Liquors ana
Havana Cigars. = - -.
!. Only place in town for good genuine Bot
Tom and Jerry. ,t,.s.-, III, ,Y,,s!
Give me call -
Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills House.
lpn2H-3m0a
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nOV10-S0

nSTME GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DIR. HAsKELL,s ELECTRIC OIL x Us. all pain In
two minutes. Cancers, Bois, letter and Old
Sores, cured In 4s hours. by Dr. HaSKELL'S CAR
BOLIC CANCER SALvE. For sale at retail by
G. W.. .AIMAR, COHEN'S hEDioAL DE'
DIR. q. BAER, POT,
A. O. BARB0T, DR.. G. ]. LUHN,
ED. 8. BURNHAM, W. T. LITTLE CO., II.
NJ. q, COLLINS & CO., ALFRED RAoUL, NJ. D.,
GRAMAN & scHwAKE, DR. W. A. SKRlNE.
E. II. KELLERS, N. D.,
And at wholesale by DowIE, NOISE DAVIS,
soe Agents for South Carolina nov11-3mosD6w
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|Olland. Mrs Ann
0'Sen, Eliza
Farmer, Rebec-
ca
Paulling, Thos
James
Perry, Sarah
lPeolle, Rebecca
rlhilips, Mrs A
ifltcher, Emma
| ]
IRabuel, Lou
! iaer
Ratney, Sarah
Raiders, Mrs L
| G
Rahall, Mary
Ramsey, Mrs N
Richardson, Ell.
! sle
Rivers, Sophia
Roberts, Mary
| Helen
hunley, MTS II
Rutledge, Maria
Schoneld, Mrs b
r.
lSlau, Cecilia E
Simmons, Envy
Simmons, Mary
Singleton, Dia-
nah
lSepartez, VIII
lertZ
.IStevens, Francis
| FL
Sturk. Caroline
Strauss, BetZle
Steckley, Eliza
Svmmes, Sarah
Washington,
/ Sarah
Walton, Mrs e J
Washington,
Mrs julian
Warren, Mrs
Margret
WellS, MrS JOHN
weston, Ellen
Whitsell, Emma
Whiting, Ella ]
lWhaley, Mrs
Williams, Lydia
Williams, Lettie
Williams, Nancy
Williams, Alex
Wilson, Alice A
Wilson, Mary
] Ann
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'SoteIs,
OOL MB1A TEL,
COLUMBIA, 8. G.,
WIN. GORMAN, PROPRIETOR. =

The Proprietor Of this pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the State
Capital desires to inform the travelling public and
others seeking accommodations, tha: the 600
LUMBAR is In every respect flrst-cIass Hotel,
unsurpassed by any in the State or the United
States. Situated In the business centre Of the
city, with fine large airy rooms, and table sup.
piled with every delicacy Of the season, both rom
New York and Charleston markets, the Proprto-
tor pledges that no efforts will be spared to give
perfect satisfaction In every respect. !.
A nrst-class Livery Stable is attached to the
Hotel, where vehicles OF every description can be
had at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure Of
every Train. WEN. GORhAG,. /:
Proprietor and Superintendent.
J. D. BUDDS, Cashier. aprl3-wfm
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Ms- AN OLD FRIEND.-FOR MAN

@ AN OLD FRIEND.-FOR MANY
years the press Of the country has chronicled the
beneficial effects OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Editors, authors, physicians, merchants, officers
OF the army and navy, chemists, counsellors,
ministers Of the gospel, in short, agreat cloud OF
witnesses of every profession, trade and calling,
have testified to its eelcacy as tonic and regu-
lating medicine. Tho names and statements OF
these witnesses have been published in the public
prints. Many Of them are well known to the
whole public. Their testimony has never been
challenged or impugned. This OLD FRIEND has
been tried and pronounced, on the authority Of
those whose lives and health 1t has preserved, a
pure harmless and eminenty saluiary prepara-
ton. Attempts have been made to rival 1t. They
have failed There is nothing equal to the enjoy
ment experienced by the afflicted when using
this valuable specific. Its mild tone, the sure and
vigorous action upon disordered stomach, and
the cleansing of the entire human body, recon-.
msaA 1t to the whole community as RELIABLE
FRIEND. nov26-8o&o
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Er AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TKUSSES.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
Dr. E. B. FOOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue, New
c.. dsc1h
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ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
Horse Stealing.

Horse Stealing.
The Watchman reports several cases OF
horse-thievlng In Sumter County. Mr.. James III.
Jennings and Mr. Turner Davis. are among the
victims.
Clubhouse Burned.
On Saturday last the gin-hr use OF Mr.. T. d. Fox
worth, near Prlvateer, about ten miles from sum-
ter took fire and was destroyed, With about three
lot OF bagQing and ties ami all the other contents.
The 1re was occasloned by match which was
seen, suelt and heard.
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o-<
TIE Work OF Il D4T.

Foolish Measures-The j Judgeship Elec-
tions-The Commtttees-The Laurens
Arrests.
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wrrnu FAMILY FAvoRrTE LoOK-sTTTOH
MACHINE.
alS r Se Gale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments on easy terms, or for cash: An kind. q
Machine attachments, Nesdles, Cotton, (Wnita,
''HU Rsnsiring as usual Circulars and samples of
work sent on application.
General Dealer In First Glass Sewing la-
chimes and Material, No. 8M King strees
anaI7 Charleston, 81 O..
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Guerial Notlres.

@r THE WOOD FACTORS WILL L
obllge the ladies' OF the Fuel Society by sending
In their estimates before the 9th Of December.
They must be left ut the Depository, Chalmers
street. BY order OF the President. nov29.7
aB- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that Check No. 1877, dated August 18th, 1870, for
s7ooo signed JOHN HUM, Chairman Board Of
County Commissioners, and drawn on E. s.
KUH, County Treasurer has been lost or mis-:
laid at Columbia, South Carolina. This isto warn
all parties that the said Check Is null ana void
equivalent having been received therefor,
By order Of the Board.
JOHN HUM, Chairman,
noy1o-so JAMES E. McGREGoR, CLERK.
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me- TWO OR THREE COLDS IN SU(

@- TWO OR THREE COLDS IN Sue
CESSION will, with many constitutions, securely
establish the seeds Of consumption in the system,
thus converting what was originally q. simple,
durable affection. into one generally fatal. While
ordinary prudence, therefore, makes 1t the bust.
ness Of every one to take care Of colduntl 1t is
rot rid of, intelligent experience fortunately pre-
sents q remedy in DR.. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTe-
RANT, thoroughly adapted to remove speedily
oil Coughs and Colds, and one equally effective IN
the primary stages Of Consumption. Asthma and
Bronchitis. Sold by all Druggists. GOODRICH,
WlNEMAN i CO., Wholesale Druggists, Charles
ton. 8. O. nov3O-wfm3
@- A SENSATION IN THE FOOD
MARKETING such sensation has been created
In the food market during the present century as
that occasoned by the introduction Of the new
staff OF life, (for so 1t msy be Justly calledJ known
as SEA MOSS FARINE. 1t is difficult to tell the
truth about this extraordinary article Of diet
without being suspected OF exaggeration. Pre-
pared from marine plant which grows sponta-
neously on the Irish coast 1t is by all odds the
cheapest species Of sustenance. ever offered TO Inc
masses; while the dishes prepared from 1t cannot
be exceIed, either for nutritious properties. cpl
curean flavor or variety. The SEA MOSS FARlNE
COMPANY, No. SO Park Place, who own the patent
under which II is manufactured, are doing busi
ness in this new edible equal to that Of the most
extensive Touring establishments in the country,
and are now erecting new mills to supply the
eyer-increaslng demand. From Csc package
you can produce sixteen quarts Of unsurpassable
Blanc Mango, Custard, Farina Cream, Jelly or
light PuddIngs. InvalIds and convalescents ind
the dishes made from 1t more delicious, dgestible
and restorative than any dalntes Of the same
class deryable from ordinary sources.
uoy2S-mwl3DSO
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w FEMALE COMPLAINTS SHOULD
be cured, as they often can be- by a few doses Of
AYERS SSARSAPARILLA. dec2-smw3Dsw
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tERon OUR oWN coRREsPoNDENT.l

COLUMBIA, S. G., November So@ .
There seems to have been general lassitude
to-day, and every one seemed to feel like the
weather extremely dun. Nothing new has
tra snire1 In senatorial matters.
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~ GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co..
for BOYS CLOTHING. all sizes. .nov1s-fmw g,
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@ BLACK DOEsKIN. CASHMERE
PANTS, at IS. Formerly sold at 81, at .r. 5i.5.es
noy2S-mwf .O.E l. A. s. JOHNSON,S.
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IOFFICIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second Session Of Forty arst Cousres,
IOFFICIAL.l
GpVPrJc-No Ec ,

lPCFLIc-No l76
An ACT tn discontinue the J'IarksvfIa arka,.a.
shd district and the establishment of an Aid toDa
Land district in that STATE " ~
ne % e~1cfed ~ the s. mate and H0Hs, Of Rsp,essH-
tu4'ce ~ ht tHtt~f SAFES 81 America ~ foasr
oS.ilded, That the district of lands now beet
9isp0ssi nj Ciarksville Arkansas be- and the slrl
hereby, discontnued from and aft the ret d ~
OF July, eighteen hundred aud seventy, aud that
thert All the said land district follows
bssipniny st the corner common townships ~elve
snd thirteen north. ranges seventeen and eighteen
west, and running thence usst between said town
10 the corner common to townships twelve and
anlr,eeh north range. twenty ak and twenty seven
west thence south with said range linat the corner
cominon OF townships nine and ten north; thence
west on the line between said townships TO the west
ern boundary Of the State the lands lying north q
said division line, and within the limits of the said
C'arksve district, 10 be subject TO disposal AZ ar
Ison, Arkansas aud those lands lying south Of 'aid
division line within said district to be 'ubect - d5
pOsal at Dsrd snelle Arkansas TO be known and de-
signated as the Harrison aud Dardaneile land dis
trict.
sEc. .. And b. ~ Jprfae, enacted, That the Presi
dent OF the United States 10 hereby authorized 20
appoint, by al with the advice and consent OF the
Senate of the United States. during the recess
thereof, and until the end Of the next ensuing ses
s n, . register and receiver for each Of said laud
districts who shall be required TO reside at the site
Of their respective Offices who shall be subject TO the
same laws snd responsibilities, and whose csmpensa
fiOn and fees shall be respectively the same per
annum now allowed by law 10 other land
Offices in said State. IApproyea, uly IA, 1870.
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DIED..

sTEMART A. 2S g. m. September 18th,
SARAH JOSEPHINE. youngest daughter Of ThOs.
and AntOnette Stewart aged year aud months.
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
her fuDeral from the residence 10 her parents on l.
street ;. n, between ii and ptember lith at
pm
GREEN. At Rosedale, u. C., on the 18Th Mrs
ANN GhEEN, relicg of the late John Green. and
daughter q General Criah Forrest Of the Reyelu
tiOnary vsr, in the 74th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Trinity Church,
g " getOwu, Thursday next, at 10 clock, vher
her friends and sequaintsnces are invited TO at
tend.
COLL1ES- On the Eth inst. at o. 70 D. m OF con.
gestion Of the brain. IDAMALYINA, infant dau sll-
ter OF Wm- D and Martha N. Collins, aged years
months
This lovely bud OF promise,
1has bid so fair 10 blosm,
Is sDs- ched, by death, so soon away,
AID LETT a cloud Of gloom.
This bud will bloom In fsirer chimes,
1rars 50 aLted by Thy hand,
30 soon - rlucked and borne away
10 joan the ANGEL band.
lie Ive5 ard friends % the family re spact-
fully invited 10 attend re funeral, on wednesisy
ron Der p--ents residence corner Of 10th and
q 4 Gets n. W. =
DRURY. Near Eelt-vipe, September 18th $50,
hrs. FL 'IABETH, wife OF VIM. p. Drury in the
- yea o. her .
frieads and relative invited 20 attsnd the
td~eral iron st Mathew Church. at 10 o'clock a.
M On "wednesday. IRep.I
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EVENING STAR.
wendell Phillips ON ihe Labor Plat

Wendell PhflNps accents the labor reform
cmination for Governor in the following let
ter: osu.....,,,-
81 have no wish 20 be Governor OF assachu-
SITS and ratt ring as u this confidence, Il
q 0rOughiy dislike - have my hAIS ut~~n In1o
n see nothing in your PLATFORM from winch L
dissent and the struggle which underhes your
,,veTDeDf has NV fulle-t and heartiest sympl-
Inv Carftal and labor are partrers not enc-
,-ses They stand face tn face in order to briny
aIS-t a fair division Of common profit Am
fully convinced that hltherto leg'hatlon ba'
med too much-leaned most ustairly-tO the
-, of capital. Hereafter we should Be Impair
tai aw shOuld do all IL can - give the masses
,nore leisure, more complete education, better
orpOrtuniti-s. and a fair share of profit. IL is
shame q our Christian city and civilization for
Cur social system 70 provide and expect that one
nan AZ ~ should be lord Of many thousands OF
"a sde a. good use OF their talents and opp) Dr.
Uuitfes lean on charity for their daily bread.
of course there must be irregularities, but the
n 4 minds and he-rts OF the land should give
themselves - the work Of changing this gros- in
Justice. this appalling irregularity. I feel sure
n . readicSt wsy - turn the public thought and
effort into this channel L. for the working men
to organize political party. No social ques-
ton ever gets fearlesly treated here until
make IOlitics turn on it The real American
college il the ballOt-box, and on question: like
these political patty is the surest and resdiest,
u rot the only way ID stir d'scussiOn and secure
Improvement. In my name viii strengthen your
movement your s-e welcome 10 IL. Allow me to
add that. though working for q large vote, IL we
one. Last years experience shows your strength.
and the anti-slavery movement proves how
quickly q correct principle wins assent If earn
est men work for IL. WENDELL PHILLIPS"
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pB9PosALs FOR pEkPksIkG LHE CHAN
NIL AND rOk REMOVING OBSrRUC-
TIONS IN THE POTOMAC RIVER
OFFICE OF PrmIc BUILDINGS, GRouxns,
Am WORKs N Caprror

u
Scaled PrOposaisier the improvement Of the Poto-
and the city Of Georsetawn, in the District a 10,
T Tsniss M 70 received at this office until Y N.
dredss the cbss6ef Known a. the s 90
Georgetown, TO the uniform depth of twelve feet at
subject to sIcS mode .ions 81 incres.-d depth sSs
Sidtn ss may be decided upon by the engineer IN
snt mean lows alter depth is IRON nine to teet
he cubic contents 20 be excavaied are estimated.
one hundred thousand 100 eol cubic yards more or
less.
almost entirely OF mud and sand, imbedsed here aud
there perhaps BY . few hidden distractions in the
exposed and sunken roeks reauire 10 - remsSes h,
blasting or otherwise These must be deposited on
r .I ssS sads sSs
SUCH e1ner a. the engineer in charge er his super
lie Vicinity Can be Examined at the once, No asas
street, aRo such Information furnished may be
much per cubic yard Of mud or sand aud 80 much pr
cubic ward OF rock the smoust OF alton being
20 the place Of deposit. The work must b com.
meLced within ten days after the acceptance q the
with the ptmo possible dispatch, 90 O. 20 piet.
II before the close 81 the season.
printed ospe. noe &c s1ud e &c
by suitable guarantee signed by the bidder on bid
Certified by sHme Gni,sa s,,.s mpssenGy must %
inc omSe; the condition OF which shall be that the
SonttsCt be sSunr1ced within the time above sci
NED. and that IL be faithfully executed. Blank
forms Tor propo ale and guarantees wl be furni
upon application 70 the Office. Payments Will be
made as the work progresses, twenty per cent be-
ing reserved on the amount Of each estimste until
The contract is satisfactorily o0mpleted.
The right ls fseIyed % the United States TO reject
any or all bids a az may be offered.
Zach bid must be enclO sed in a seal a aayelopa
addressed e. the undersigned, and indOrsei Propo-
sails ior d.epening the channel and removing Oh
Sta ueiions in the Potomac river"
sele1w E. MICHLER
Major % yncs.:-efs 81 = A
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IPUBLIc-No IA.
An ACT to establish Q port Of delivery at Kansas


Be 1t tsocfed By fhs Senate ard Horse Of Represent
Girss 81 ma Untfsd StG:es 9f America On onxYess
assembled, That the city Of Kansas in the State Of
Missouri, shall be and IL hereby, constituted rt
of delivery, Annexed to and made part Of the col
lection district of New Orleans aud shall be subject
to the same regulations and restrictions as other
rOfts of delivery in the United States; and all the
rIviieges and facilities afforded by the act of Con-
RIess OF the second March eighteen hundred and
thirty one, entitled IAN act allowing the duties on
I'M Cincinnati, Loujsvilbs Saint Louis, Nashville,
and Natchez to be secured and paid those ri aces
shall be extended to said port. A surveyor OF Gus
toms shall be appointed to reside at said port and
perform the duties prescribed by law Who shall re-
Ceiye the same com pen sation provided which
ray hereafter be provided by Law for surveyors Of
the same grade. lApproved, July IA, ldO.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, "
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 81 Southeast corner OF Seventh and streets,

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- AIctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
NO. Sts Southeast corner OF Seventh and streets.
- Under and by virtue OF A deea NJ tru.t from
eBSnlamin Newton Brown and wife TO us ' bear.
da.e the Sl:t day Of October, lSs5, aud 70.
the iaad records Of WashihstOn county in the Dis.
OF ,be snd ~ direction q the treasurer
premises, on wEDN ESbAY, tie sstn day a Be kue
tembei, 1870 at o'clock In the afternoon, eli that
piece and parcel OF land situated and lying In the
known and described ne Lot number three, IS hi
Morgaes subdivision OF part of a tract OF lana of
LA Ms Law being part Of the original tract Of
numbI three go at point on the south side Of the
TSad lssding from Georgetown to the SOLDIERS
HCmes Distant three hundred aad forty six and
twenty two hundredths feet 345 22) from the north
DIVISION and running thence south twenty eight and
one fo9rth t2si) degrees, west one hundred (lOOl
feet, then south eighty and three fourths (sI
desrees east three hundred and sixty two and nine
Lilies line, thence ise and thrsS nr s1I is e
aesreee, west along Littles line nioety eight and
four hundreoths S 0p feet, thence north eiehty-one
and three iourthe $50 degrees, west two Hundred
feet totSe place Of besinSne. nu''re''n' 's'is''
Temp Of sale: Onsthird cash the residue in equal
vAymepts In six end twelve montbs. with interest.
see9feS by the purcnaser notes apd deeds Of trust
IN I'm NE pffmmee ~ cash will be required on the
stthe expense Of the pnre6assr.. ~ w
tn terms OF sale are not complied With in Ave
daysthe TSussee reserve the right to resell on thrse
yuUns nssce, at the cost and risk Of the de-
= ". o. BBsruR,
:. teN eo4ds GREIl 1 wiiL1AMs, Auct.
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PROPOSALS.
PkcrOsALs roK rsyING PrsssrLvASII

WAsHTsoroN. q; G. sep.eneer 10. iSrp,
Rssias PeDnsllss srense.' give public notice
s f:si O 9H .,a me i sGs s
~ OGDEN r,yemen,s. Viz -,
ls,.ess,- RetisrlJ, SiSbOlson. X sbbiSs."
Plan, aud profile. csn De seen ct the otice o. On.
Srr .r Ssnst-l n 'cher, No. 2t2s street.
fsT -, Epe ss,on aud al iniormstion given by th.
H. IL work ss 20 enantities ss.rscs.r Of asrS, etc
oonnecs S1,h ~, N, themselves ~ O. al the paaRts
sPEciFICArIos.
!: ssSs% t :. sss s s
sse Sv.pEs f T. A. A I, s-s,Ss .aa
procrc 70 Be sSs ., IS sst y, MAJ as;srmss
shall be taken up and renlcxe "a sach pain, - 49,,
TIN is aired the material eSosvs,aa seal ~ x
, siied where directed; aud where eGa s@akmeas /.
osu or vegetable matter rse esrth .S. L. s
Deposited in The enbsnkment in lsyers not eScseiias
s1s Ssas sAs l. a.. bsS q eiSsn >. .sSa s IN;
sill Be lsii the wooden psreras0i, which ms.t con
form IN every respect 20 the description snd sreci6
ostion on Gle in the ofice % the secrrtarT
Bidders arr required ~ s'Aie ia thesr prop ,-.s IN.
price, LOO each u the following items, via
Eemo' al Of paving and VI her .tonr., pcr square
g, Esesystion. rcr cubic yard.
tSl kmesntmen per cubic yard
90 travelling. pr cubic ysrd
square yAIi.
The work must lie commences n such TINE. and AZ
such places - the Comm ssiOurrs shall datermina:
rhs be cumpiet-d "in the best and most su
ms ner. and without unnecessary delay 10 IN.
entire salts action of the e-ioDNrs or .ul-h
person OF persons as they mas sp pst mt
good sDd sufficient bond- with suresiss an
proved by the Chief Justice of the District OF oun-
ba guaranteeing that the terms OF the cootr >ct 4.
De entered into shall be strictly aud iaihfally Oh
served must accompany each bid. The commits
siobsrs reserve 60 the right 20 r.,. zny
or all bs No; deemed 90 the az me revern
COrpOraflOD md
owners. '~''
The attention OF bidders IL called % the following
extract from the srt 60 provide FOR the paving u
fsnnsylNanl snep'ie. approved July STU, 100.
SIC =" And within thirty DAYS After
they shall have determined upon the pavement ~ be
nsea th.y shall ooatrsct for TIE paving et said ave
nue bet~eep the points named, the lowest and
most favorable terms possible. after having csussS
notice OF the letting thereof 60 be given 10 ON. or
msre nevspspers published IN wssh inRfoD, Bslti-
more, Philsdelphia, and New York, for twenty dsTs
prior - the tettirg. irving the time and place u such
letting, and kind Of pavement %
Proposals should be directed 20 General n Mich.
Ter Secretary OF Commission Tor Paving PannsylVs-
vania avenue. Office % Public Bn Idings Grsund.
and works. Washington, y. @. aud endorsed, Pro,
pnsais fsr Paving Pehnsylvsnis avenue"
BY duectfOn of the Commission.
se9- I'd n. MIOHLER, Secretary.