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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-05
Attachment Notice.

The State 81 Mississippi, Pamela county
IN The Chancery Court Of said county
Mitchell 4 Bso, Attachment was issued
w. Son the tn day " january
u. S. Esktidge A. .. 1870, against the
Ut said defendant, x s Eskridge, for the
sum Of twelly-scyen dollars and 80 esns. re-.
tnrnhble to the April term Of the County Court
Of said county.
Notice is hereby given tosaid r. S, Eskridgc,
defendant. who resides near Carrolton in Carol
county, Mississippi, that unless he appears be-
fore said Court on The lst Monday In April 1870
At the courthouse Of said county and plead tc
slid action judgment will be entered against him
ard The estate attached will be sold.
j. II. PIERCE, Clerk.
SAM PETE
fehl9-5t Atty. for Plaintiffs.
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InsOlvent Notice.

Whereas at the January term 1870, Of the
Probate Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, the
estate Of Jemcs II. Dyson, deceased, was declar-
cd insolyent. Now therefore all persons who
have claims against said estate ara hereby
notified to come forward and have their
claims duly probated and registered in the
register kept by the Clerk Of said court on or
before the LIST day Of March 1870 or they will
be forever barred.
WI SHORT,
Adminisiraiot l. 51ais aoa u flames II. dyson
u'ea' fctJ IL
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COMMISSIONERS Sale of Lands.

By virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
of Panola county, State of Mississippi, rendered
therein at the November term 1869, in the
suit Of William Joyner, complainant, against
John A. Polk and L. A. Tucker, administrator,
ct al, defendants, No. 245 in said Court, | will,
MS commissioner therein appointed, on Monday
the It'll day Of March, 1870, at the Court-lIouse
door in the town Of Pamela, in said County,
within lawful hours, offer for sale, at public
auction to the highest bidder, in lots according
to divisions Of sections, an undivided one-third
interest in the following lands, lying and being
in the County of Tunica, State of Mississippi,
to-wit; 'all of section 20, all of section 81, all
of section IS, and the South half Of section II;
all in township 6, of range 10, west.
TERMS OF sALE-0ne half Cash on day of
sale, and the balance on q credit of six months
from day Of sale. Bond with good security will
be required Of the purchaser for the deferred
payments.
JOHN C, HARRISON,
Commissioners.
Freeman Randolph, Solicitor fcb5-5t
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BY virtue ola certain deed of trust made and
executed by Thomas W. Pugh on the 10th day
of November 1866, and recorded In deed book
P, on page 10 in the Probate Clerks Office of
Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, to secure a
debt therein named to J. NJ. and Anna C. Haw-
kins, ] will as trustee in said deed Of trust. on
Monday the It'll day Of March 1870, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. ". and 4 o'clock P. N.
of said day, at the courthouse door in the town
of Panola, sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described Real Estate: The
house and lot q Thomas W. Pugh, near Pope !
Station, known AZ the south half OF the north
west quarter Of section l6, township 10, range
Eest except a four acre lot thereof on which
is situated the depot house at Pope's Station.
Said lot Of land contains 76 acres, the same ly
ing and being in the county of Pamela.
will only convey to the purchaser OF said
land such title as is vested in me as trustee.
which title is considered good.
J. c. ARMSTRONG,
ieno-5i Trustee,
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HIl ''II.' WIZ
Tho ronr.o 90 trnIo materially
changed None 'l Ir IucaI whole
aOc houses onI very large deaIgr'
bay rJoda m N0W J ork or boston,
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low MNMrula WAS plrNnrnnn.

INV hNAUNl AliE No ~ NA'l4lAEl's
Memphis, however prosperous her
merchants, was so Aeecedby thieves
under former Municipal admins.
tUtions, that public credit may be
Incidentally lost. Not very long
ago a few moncyidcalcrs bought up
the script (duc debD of the city and
then induced the city to exchange
time bondstwoioronc, Tor thoscript
leaving onc-third, perhaps of the
whole amount of outstanding script
in the hands of these SPECTATORS I'M
redeemed, They Mt once doubled
! the value Of script and thus doubled
the rate of taxation. The city de-
rlves no benefit from this augmen-
tatlon OF script values since it is
still below par and tax payers will
buy it and it is only the taxpayer
who is plundered blythe spectators
without the slightest advantage to
the city, The city's true policy is
to fight the spectators and reduce
the market value OF script that tax
| payers mr~ be enabled to consume
it, On the contrary, the bankers
and brokers ring rules the city gov
ernmont and the people are morci-
lessll plundcred. This deplorablc
hnancialcondition wasbrought about
by buying n thcne otcthrough
which the city bonds were author
lied to be issued.
The Southern Life Insurance
Company is fitting up its new Off
ces on Bankers Corner and there,
ut an early date the STAR will be
invited to wet it's whistle, a whistle
louder far than that of the steamer
Richmond which shakes thesphcres,
Messrs, NELSON, MAY, GIN. GORDON
OF Georgia, officers OF the Company,
will do the honors of the occasion
and tell how much of their unequal
ed success they owe to the press.
PARIEs.
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TAYLOR h PETE.
febl9-5t Attys, for plaintiffs.
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mAu, export though % f., los ,e i'1"' n .,ss S s o
var ssns ,s s sG DS more ss % 8 @ bush III G G" sps
81 for Chicago Spring ~ $50 ~ for No DO 49,
81 I'D for Ss c at No. sMT.ol II ense % q
Western In sorr; and 1odt ~ 70 for Amber
sat- as o %b Gs SScsP y 81 ur White oSo choice AVID
u 20 White southern B,e Mali u ea,s, md ;. que, 1s
Dat. sSer and IN good demand for the s ss,s euss At
track Wfs,eIa =. SS' Slos & 90 's "a o Y ~ @
Rs quiet at ST Ns o @ @ y va s more o,
fgm store aud PREY; declined snd Sd fat % ~ go bush at 5S@
HEMP-A kinds very dun Manila nominal at 2ic. gold; Jute
hay in moderate demand sud the market is steady at saasc for
shPP1s and = ~ % for Retail lots Long Re Straw quoted
MoLAsShSThe market again quiet and weak ses Is bhds
NAVAL SToREsSpits Tqpentne has been ,cve and is
fer; sales Of 10 bbh ysr At @ Zoe and rs bb dock
We sale of 100 hb 81 20 the market being 900 ~ %
Mo- 2 S 30 sn No IN a. s sn9f ps T,f 5 20,
50 Is for Washington aud 80 for Wilmington City Pitch " % de-
oILs-Cde Fish OILS without special ch,nge the demand being
moderate Manufactured Oils orr dull bot prices are unchanged
dun and prices nominal Other Oils without important cbnge
PRoyISoNsnPc1l active hut lcx CLOSING ssay the
Do Por future delivery the market Sn and prices are nomna Beef
quiet but firm sales 60 bbs sRasl6 80 Plain Mess snd
for Prime Mess Bee, Ham. are duh fa at $50 G So for
S & s s. aI Io ana CHEAP Se EAY p Hos ' s
~ a2ie for City Lard Is in demand sales 800 @ Wessn on The
City and 6c for fair to prime sem for future delivery so ie seller
PBTRoLBUMWe have change note 10 The market for Crude
In bulb except less scyty with the large production daily there
be bat little disposition purchase for refining and none
whatever for export Holders continue to ash 2i for spot and The
month would probably thee reek the market
ported quiet 50 80 10 UPPER and ~ bid on lower
road and 80 20 asked In Refined there has been but moderate dealings
and these the prices quoted yesterday The demad mainly for EXPORT
sales Of 900 bills for September delivery c and 100 bb ior
FIRST half of October 2 Naphha here has been active Of
500 bills for quick delivery at lOBc
RICBTh only generally dali sales 100 bags Ran
goOn 7id7tc
STSA5s-Ray ,civs sps sales a fir t. good Pess
Rico and 300 boxes Havana q Oc Refined moderate demsnd st
l3i dl3tc. for Hard.
shEDS-Cacua Linsed active; sales 90 bags 70 arrive
ct 81 III gold % DAYS time without interest Timothy Seed Is more
active and prices hgher sales 2lO bb At IS 25d % % bush
Clover Seed Is at 49, dl4c y b.
SrEARIN is firm and aCte sales 1850 ID Interior al It nh
1900 n Common At l6c
TALON for sales reported Inferior to Prime at
909tC
wISKYwh large receipts the market lower sni more as7s
at the decline sales Of as bblS lronhound AZ 88c
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THE STATE or TRADE.

ToypoV Sent If-Isl a. mConsol, opened y o 'nl
- the account American ,t1y United states FTr
Tnty bond, 1852 90 1865 OLD 89 1867, SD, Territories 3d.
Stocks easier; way shares -, Illinois Ceutrl' ll Atlantic
and Western ?
FRANKToBT sept 44Unied States iyefFen Bonds closed quiet
IIrrgpool sept AL 20 T. mCoton opened firm Mdjug Up
lands ed; Middng Orleans 9 sales N .h Jay 1000 bar Brei
stuts
Loypov. sept 14.-Tallow 1iet and steady
ANTwERP. Sept. l3leJm closed trmef Al .! francs Tor Nh
dari White .,
IoSDoS Sept mConsos for money 81 for accoun' III
securities quiet ctlchs stepuy.
IIvRRPooI sept IL Cotton is hnd" Grmer Md1ing
Uplands gG95l; MiddBs Orleaas 81 1's1 POIk Is quiet
AsTwERP Sept ll.-PetGo'eIm opened FRA. $500.
LONDON Sept Hi:3 p CoA"l closed Al Ri for money md w
f tb, account American seady United Fefwe
bonds 1865. Old So 1901, 5; Ten-fO - socks quiet
Erie Railway shares Is; ino, Cntrais l!; Atlantic and Great
o.
LIvEKPOoG. Sept 1850 motion Go ID irm Mdiing Up
bales
export speculation Cheese 81 = for the best grades "
American fine. Bacon. 81 p for Cumberland Cut.
LosDOS sept ILiuseed on buoysn at S2 81 ib fHu
A>lwERP sept lefoum IS arm a. 1Z15Ai iil iof Stu'l
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HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Srw.YorK. wedneaday. Sept. u. rr

NEW YORK. Wednesday, sept. ~. is7O.
In the Horse Market to-day fair amount
OF activity was prevailing, the demand for carriage and
road horses was well represented aud those determined
to buy experienced little trouble in being suited The
best sale was made by W. :. Curry whose splendid IonI
finland" of close matched dappe-grays WAS OpughV ny
John Compass for the Havana market. ,. -. ~
At the Bullshead Market "a cOnsideraDle sur W. w
casOned 10y the appearance, at noon 81 tOihbou1Tt ~
derbilt who took look through some OF the stabe- Ds
could not ascertain II any purchase was aue ~ ]o
Commodore.
The demand for Canadian horses was better than lor
any other class ~ work horses and considerable mum
Der were bought AT prices ranging from sl2 up 10 ~
Western w0rk-horses were also in fair demand, and
ranged from $50 to $3.50.
The carriage dealers continue increasing business each
succeeding day and present indications are very prom
sing for excellent Fall trade. As nearly al the prom
nent houses inviting the public 10 inspect their nov
elites set forth in advertising column, we SHAH
undoubtedly be able to report large sales at an early day
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS

WEDNESDAY Sept H-BEEvENO fresh arrivals state uSei up,
and deadnea rkets pretty good.
sell well; lot grass PAS NJ at Sc parity fed rs n
lot l52 H. k lie OF 10 H. at few Of bl H.
2jc; choice l2502O0 ~ ct ljc Az st Foriyighihst
SHEEP LAMBs-Ariyals ~ cars F0rtyeighb-s
~ Weehawken. and CommuupW Toe demand tar ana the
light receipts all taken little advance fat state ceiling at @1e
with Sheep unchanged selling &C. for good lots with
&c for prime At Fouyegh 81 Hume Elliott sold ia Ohio sheep
~ ~ Indians Gle n do 81 r. OF 6lc "a Canada
lambs SO 10 at re ll9 state 6J06J ~ IN two lots at BE
McGraW Reid sold 05 sheep 8k H. 5 ~ of 100 D. ~
63c So 5l TO- lie 202 DO, So %. Zee ana 30 Of
81 10. Etc
Canada lambs 80 H. 7sc; l5} Of 81 10 9 jj1oO d.
7kc; A. Of 90 10 7&c. and 22 Of oii ID az
HoGsAuiyss only GIT Nctavkes CsmmunpaT
and 4 FOrteh-s hogs gri Of 90. The
market dressed is saies being d III I2tc.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI Norh fir@, s%ts' a~t Hg.FrIils - ,,
bales Cotton pigs Ashes 20 pkgA Rc'7'N y
NH. cotton seed OIL 5000 bills Flour rs BOB bush. Wheat OBJ 20
bush Corn 1860 J. 49, bush Rye ljj hush halt 81
nsh Gr,.s seed 43 Beans $50 bags tOIea bag b. r.
Peas Dh Spns TurIentae, 90 Dds Crude Iuenle 6'r o,,
Rosa ukg Beef gts1r 10 pigs Selru i6 pigs Butler
800 pkg. Cheese h1 Egg. u pigs Ilo 30 bb L2Ii ~,
5l9 pig Dried Fruit 10 pks. on Cake 50 nis Copper O lhs
WHISKY ~ bales 5i bale, Hops, r. III sides Leaor R Hides
bd Hides rs hhds nd M ps-s Tobacco 10 pigs ihoe -
pigs Starch l43 bags peanuts % slabs speier ~ bags omi
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

Prize 95 and Accraed Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and fufaula Railroad, finished road. Issue re-
stricted by law and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open It's valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed WITHIN
wear TO Eufaula. Its finances are in excellent condi
zion, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OppYKE g. Co., % Nassau-st.
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bush Wheat 1oo bash Barley O fe Lumber Canal Exports
900 bush Wheat sou hush Corn 2oGo feet Lumesr ,.,,.
81 ~ o seller las, half Of sePemse during Ne hsrnoo5 Sase
lia6 for no % S1dss s ss I usoh,ps Rye s:Gsji
Harley ~ ~ for No irhrne. alSc Wood Ini nsoan
Mes Pok easier +26as6 o. Ls 5aiSic Live iios' a9 "
80 "a ~ IS for soek choice Receipts 5000 boz. foas
t5Oo bush Whist 81 40 bush Corn n $50 bush 0s; So an
500 bush Wheat 6o Cora bush Oats g'cl bn'h
DSrHorr SEPT HZwieat quiet; BIfa II 5dsI -; No /
~ H Regular. ~ 10. Oats driner at ile. ,....
No 81 05 No ~ O2l Com firm 6,lc for Rejected oa
unchanged Barley unchanged RE hm at toe for No. ffsita
81 1000 bush Whe. Shpmcnts- bbl Pou 5000 bush wheat
mESrHis sept ltCoion arme bed lsc c'gs for iTs a.,
80 50 Cor9Iualst hare o., teavy Pork nominal Bacon
CL1yHND, sept I4-Wheat srm; No. Rel Al 80 - Il
Corn declining; No Mred 71 Oats steady bed te for No
state Petroleum DULL Crude. ~ ops 90; Refined I9G42e
COTTON MARKETS. 49,
BAirisoRH sept iCotton hrmer, but not qnoAby hs1rI
ding 2e sale. IS bales net receipts s bales @ .s bales
'on, ..S ba, 90 s.' oci Ia ..l,. 400
bales, ne. receipts, lS0 bae; eIpoTsooisSse 'o oAe'i &
EEwOKIs.Ns Sept I-Coon steady and demand at Mddi9g
lIe sales 90 bses net receipts 90 bales eoi''"'e 70 ~
SoEvoLK sept i-Cotton quiet AMI unchanged; Mng. nc
sses Is bales; net receipts l6s bales eIPos-eoA'" 10 O
CHAELKsroS Sept Cotton quet buy-r, Offering i7c ,sT'
GvEsros sept L-Coon Good Ordinary l5a5ie sales la
bsles net receipts a. bales; stock. 4.86l bales , -, 81,
lc Mdlngs 7,e sales 30 bales receipts lj bales ef
ports cOasiw'e q bales; stock 10 80 bales n,
receipts eoast"ise, II bales stock. 400 bales
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-syPr H. o.,
The Cattle sIke opened this week Yth cons % ~ q
tc on poor Quite uumbero IeIan cattle went % ,, e ",
aoonn Of the decline 40 head haagag hIni' n AZ az
against to the day since the opn.g Of
t go Kentucky brought SO to - 20 lna ss
Sheep meeting good sale Sigh, decline from asst wees me
grotaton for Canada being &C. less There no ehans 10 % " ~
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ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

Tor fhs rssE eldlnJ Y
unchanged The as1oft
a kinds good Fghts unchanged and follows
sos Norwich and MdleOeu ~ -. Bridge
Port New-Haveu Hartford Providence a. Phs-
dephis, So; Boston The the Collectors Office
the Via Ere Canal II i % feet Of lumber 273
NJ shingles an lbs Of Champn Canal 1851 l7
feet Of lumber The following the ruling prices the prncpi
wards:
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THE nj A RKETS.

Carefully reported TaE TsBUSEl . 100
demand 80 feaiis
su1 nominal 81 Sgu 70 -.
and " hut the supply Of
prees grades sales Of 5 bales
eos evening srrve Of which SOB taken Tor eA
port consumption and Z3 for speculation, FOR future ae'
oIsueI acye and bat CLOSES quiet ana
sales last evening 80 bales October al 'ci ~" 10
Of 2U bales Sepemlr al I6c ZVD
a. gr al Isc.: Ort1ter OJ 90 IL lr 100 do at
I-lc r3 I0 N,ya,nier al lfr a on M1ihng We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15

The total amount of it's First Mortgage Bonds is
So $4,000 which includes the 81 3j 900 issued ON the
Western Pacific r. r. The cash value of lis property
Il orcr one hundred millions its capital stock Is one
hundred millions and none to be had less than par
its princely earnings in its first year-its economical
and careful managcment-its entire freedom from
floating debt-its sinking fund out OF lis surplus
earnings which Will be invested in its own bonds
the fact that it is finished road and fully equipped
ALI combine to make its Bonds fully equal IN intrinsic
yalue 70 the bonds of the Government itself We 90
not hesitate to recommend our most intimate tlehds
10 fund their Five-twenties and other Governments
into these bonds and thus capitalize the difference
az ~ to p per cent thereby increasing their income
from four and half to per cent and we iImly
believe the time is not far distant when these bonds
wiD De scarce at par and above
The Bonds are dealt in at the Stock Exchange, the
same ~ Government bonds the market price to-day
j. 81. to 50 they are all 1OOOs, interest SIX per
cent January and July. principal and interest both
ravabe in United States gold coin dollar for dollar
in the city of New-York. FISK q HATCH.
We receive deposits and ALLOW interest thereon,
make collections and do general Banking business
Howrs & MACY Bankers the same as an mcorpo.
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st. New-Iork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
Persons DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject TO
check ON demand. can do so by depositing with this
Ranking House which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SAIL OF Stocks, Bonds,
OIL Gold promptly executed.
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PURSUANT to an ORDER of the HIGH

DVRSUANI 10 an OhDEh OF IHe mum
COURT CHtNCERY England made in the matter OF an
Act Of Parliament the 9TH and 18th Victoria Chap ll2 Instituted
An Act TO amend TIE relating future judgments statutes and
rcoqnsuce" AMI the matter OF STEPHEN HARTLEY Judgment
Debtor al peon any debt debts due from the said Stephen
Ig formerly Whitney County Of Oxford in England after
m OF a7oe Connecticut in the United States of America and
g Of paBbury Fairfield County Connecticut Aforesaid which or are
charge upon muage tenement garden add premises Of Tue sad
sen Isry situate West side Of ghsireet, Nlney aose-
sal, D. tween message tenement formerly belonging to Solomon
Lon, and nov TO Henry Franklin and occupied by Miss Harriet Wells
on the South ny certain cottage, formerly ued as Dairy and oc'
rued V Thomas Jones occupied BY 1mbrel on the
Nrb spd which said ensee tenement dSelnghouse is now in
the tenure or occupation Edward Lower Tenant thereof are by
their Solicitors on or before DAY Of November 1870 to come in
and prove claims the Chambers Of the VICE Chancellor
Bacon situate No EeSSqure Lncon Inn London, in England
fI ar default thereof they will he peremptony excluded from
the benefit OF The said THURSDAY the 18th day Of November
1870 at IL oeock appointed Tor hearing and audeAung on
the claims Dated this 9TH day Of August 1870
JOSHUA BIRD ALLEN Chief Clerk
W 4 Bowie 10 BruusTiet@qusre. london, W C.
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Che Curt

NG-WESTCHESTER COUNTY
FlR-Eatr or ne $50 40 tae 900 paI', 20 BE- hit =,
on san i mi o'clock FRIDAY MORNING GO which une le -nif,
og ,os,yrig be closed Ents may p mi M ne once % 700
VII ~ hv addressing secretary. o. MILLER Nmr fAhA
~ S cent entrance ml,t be , Chg TIRE u t.e ssty N's
the subscriber. ~ nHA"" ''''
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Proposals.
WAsHIyGroN D. @, September TO- 1870
PROPOSALS. for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

WASHINGTON. d. g.. September 10. 1870.
PROPOSALS for Paw ING PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE-The Commissioners appointed to select and determine
The hest Kind pavement be used in paving nnsy gave
public nqes that sy will s S %oo6E S3 s S % vi
The Ballard" " ieam,7 Stow Miller" "Felansbee' Bet
PIN, and VroGies can be seen q the Secretary Gen
y Mehe No. t5 K qpon aPpie,tOn sne AL information ea
quantities Bidders must satisfy themselves
to all the points connected S Se hs SG a1iov
The he graded by the contractor 80 to conform 70 he
which will be generally
below the bottom Of The new pavement All Ps'ng ad o,nsr
stones the avenue be held By The SoM' % ri, 10 p I
shall and removed such point or points as t O9h
waited shall be deposited directed al where abanAment re-
shall be composed Of earth free from loan or 1esDs
exceed az four inches each layer TO be ho[onsb smnei
rolled with heavy Io G9O9 The spS '1 oa the i top Of the
gravel will be wooden pavement which mrst esior n every
respect to the description and specification on ne IN Tue O " " %
Bidders are required their proposals the pheea for each *
d Removal Of paving and per square yard
~ Excavation per cubic yanl
81 Embankmeni per nbc yard
"a GraNehng, per cubic yalI .., ,.- .,,... -,
~ w So % enmPes a. sach times anil places
shall determine shall be completed IT he ees, and
satisfaction OF COMMISSIONER such per'on Or pesns they may
soi and sufficient bond approved by the CheJuce
ofthe District Columbia guaranteeing that the Of the contract
10 be entered shall he strictly and faithfully observed must accom-
nv sch ma The themselves right
% spy or all deemed the interests Of the Government Cor
PORTION s of & da the following extract from the ,
provide the paving Of Pennsylvania approved July 1900
the pavement 30 be used they shall contract Sr tie paving
able terms possible, ser HAVING csusc notice Of the letting be
given newspaper, published in Washington baltimore
the time and place Of neh letting aud kind Of pavement
Proposal. should he directed to Gen cHiER Secretary Of Com
mission for PAVING Poas lrsnaye Omc Of Public Ba'ss Pg
and Works Washington d. G., guh 1loScd 'Frop"sas ''' ~
ave- '' ~''"'' VI ''' f. MiCuLER Seero'a7
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A. "A. "A. n
TRIUMPH or CARRIAGE MAKING.
THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF PERFECTION OBTAINED IN OUR
sPBCItiTIES
BANKERS BROUGHAM."
Combining with II, extreme ghtn,s beauty 81 requisites n
erstcass Coupe; being designed Tor Bankrf' bIo'e ana
carriage for ladies'
LADIES I.ANDAULETTE."
The d.msnd for this beautiful vehicle already exceeds ou fond
"LANDAUS."
This {. the f.vo,e family ea,ge suitable both summer sad
Winter
"CLARENCES."
Tn. carriage par ezc-uo, morning call, AMI drives
MASSACHUSETTS, ROCKAWAYS,"
COUPE ROCKAWAYS,"
In great VARIETY designed expressly for family driving
Specs. attention called large and varied assortment Of
BRErrs. BRTzKAs PHAEroSs. BUGGIaS, BAROUCHEs
CABRIOLETs yICTORIAS,
And every style Of carriage Manufactured
Our price, are the lowest work Of the ve highest qu.
DENAREST g. WOODRUFF,
G2S ami $50 BROADWAY
IT WOOD BROTHERS Co.. 74O Broadway.
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ONE DFRONT COUPE.
TWO LANDAUh
ONE CLOSE COACH.
TWO CURTAIN COACHES.
OSP SIXSFAT ROcKAWAY
ONE COUPE ROCKAWAY.
TWO CALE(HES.
ONE SlXSEAT PHAErON.
TWO POUR-SRAT PHAETONS.
ONE TWOWIfEEL DOGCART.
ONE FOUR WHEBL DOG-CARr
ONE Turnout SEAT PHAETOS.
ONE WAGONErTE.
ONE "FOrRIN-HAND" CARRIAGE.
ONE BRITZKA PHAErON. .-
ONE LIGIT-rOP ROAD-WAGON
ONR so TOP ROAD-WAGON.
The sboye Carriages have all been usel They good order and
VII" NC ' 9 WOOD BROTHERS Co.,
BrosdHay.