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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14
For the Enquirer
BETHLEHEM, April 4th, 1870.

IA11A1a&111AAs A PAAA @tHS AStO'
 MR. ED1ToR:-I see in your issue oi March 31st, farmer says some very sensi- ble things, and the subject is-one of deep | interest to every one in the land. He asks what are the farmers of Connecticut to do? Many of the best young men are leaving the State, or, at least leaving farming in the State, for the large cities:
 do not propose to name the reason why they leave home, but make some sug- gestions which if acted upon would lessen the frequency of such cases. Home should be made the most attractive place in the world; everything kept tidy. and the whole place have an air of neatness. I believe 1t pays to keep things neat out of doors as we'll as in. Who of ms does not like to see our premises kept clean and sleek, even though we may be too shiftless to do it ourselves. It should not only be made at tractive for the boys, but also for the girls, for family is incomplete without daugh- ter. Keep horse that the boys wont be ashamed to ride after, and let them use him occasionally. Keep good tools, and plenty of them. Use machinery to do your work with as much as possible, don't kill the boys with work when small; some men never grow as large as they would if they were not worked hard when young. Do your work in it's proper season and in proper weather. I think there are very few who would not prefer to do almost any thing rather than husk corn in a cold day out of doors, or pick apples in the freezing cold. It is surprising how some people treat their children. They do not give them credit for knowing anything, and all they seem to care for is to get all the work out of them they can (there are, however. honorable exceptions). Take several lit- erary and agricultural papers, so that your sons can spend their evenings reading in- stead of going to the store or tavern. Teach them to repair tools, mend harrows, &c. They will like farming all the better for understanding how to do these things Interest them in farming every way you can, ask their advice, and follow it some times even though you think some other way better. Let them have pair of steers, COW or sheep, to call their own, instruct them in their care and manage. ment. Instruct the girls in cooking for the family while young, teach them to use the wash board, as we'll as to play the piano
 If our sons were differently educated or trained, smaller number of them would leave home for the cities to be lost-lost to themselves, to their friends and to the country. . 7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14

A woman. named Miss Ford, living on Fair stre eet, New Haven, attempted suicide on Wednesday, by swallowing two ounces of laudanum. She immediately told . friend what she had done. A physician was called, who administered the proper remedies, and saved her life. Disappoint- cd love was the cause of the rash act.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14

There are one hundred and twenty-eight monasteries in the United States, where men live under vows of celibacy and pov- erty, and three hundred nunneries of vari- ous grades.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14
Pennington Savings Bank.

nEPOSITS made in this bank on or befor. M1 May let, will draw interest from that date. fs.- "'
 Interest at the rate of six per cent, free of taxes has been paid on deposits for the last nfteen years. An extra dividend of one per cent has been declared for the last six months. This bank holds large surplus fund, as a guarantee toits depositors Amount of funds Sept. l. 1869, $l ,012, ,596. Business hours from to l2 6. m. and from to D. m.
 SAMUEL S. COWLES, Treasurer,
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.Y7SYYYS7YT Y7Y99SY

SSHSf YTfTT
TINO THE WORKING CI/ASS.-we are
prepared to furnish all classes with employ
ment at home the whole Of the time for the spare
earn from oc 70 per evening and proportional by
nearly much That all thsnotice may send
their address, and test the business make this unparalleled
offer To such well satisfied will send pay
for the trouble OF writing. Full particulars valuable
PIE which will do to work copp Of The
Peoples Literary COnlIniOn-One Of the largest and best fam
lily newspapers pubishedal free by mail Reader you
want permanent profitable work address G. ALENE CO.,
Augusta, Maine. jan22Sn
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To COnsulllpllves.

The advertiser having been restored health in few
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered
years with severe lung Affection and that dread disease,
Consumption, anxious make known his feilo
crs the means of cure.
To all who desire il! he will send copy Of tho prescrip
ton used Gree Of charged with the directions for preparing
and using the same which they will find SURE CURE
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS etc. The object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription to benefit the ac.
led and spread Information which he conceives be nva
uable and he hopes sufferer will try his remedy it
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
my29-1y-sp Williamsburg, Kings County New York
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$pefiat Satifes.
nc or REV sehool system Of Medicine.

Eclectic or Rev school system Of Medicine.
Embracing every modern reform and improvement Ia the
Medical Ar Poisonous Mineral remedies dispenssd with.
They produce evil and the foundation for future i'll health
Par ents should that their children dossd with
such mecines TOR they be well Afterwards All
nnerA psisons alike injurious The rsateht modern
Improvement In medicine eonss in containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants concentrated
form. They Eclectic Rsmede and never before
eQuaiied In the Of disease When udciousy ad
unitersd, they meet disease with wonderful certainty
G1t DIR. OLIN Of Ottawa p @
Represents this great reform in medicine and will pr
senay upon a forms of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases ptr1s
Group dysenery evers &c. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioner they scsrrely losing any
while In old chronic they noted everywhere They
are always called repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their skill or cure" remedies.
Coughs o. 10 Is years sanng; Catarrh with the do
strucon OF the bones and soft tissues of the Con.
sumption, with partial loss of lungs Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss Of parts Hip disease with inability
walk Scrouous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness, from to 20 continuance. rheumatism with
enlarged and snchylosed joints Spermstovhea, with denen
tia; Diseases of the Eye &c. &C. have been cured and all
which will happily referred for tn. benefit Of
those similarly afflicted He warrants In all Of
Fever and Agus. .ll.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical of variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him dec. 22sp-tf
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money continues very easy in New York, and
II used largely i. stock speculstionA forcing up
The price OF stocks to something like the figures
Of last SUMMER. In Chicago it is also easy, but
not 30 much 50 on account of the large amount
en- hand, "a from the very limited amount called
tor for business purposes
Money in the agricultural districts OF the
south aud west is very scarce, from the fact that
crops have been light and prices low for the last
year or two, and We can very readily see, that IT
the farmers of La Sale county do not raise pro-
duos so as to send it to market, they cannot eK-
pect to have money.
Gold is a tribe lower, and is quoted at 1901.
in New York.
Foreign Exchanges is also lever, and govern
1ent bonds have dropped off a triHe.
Government bonds are quoted by F. A. Sher
wood & Co as follows:
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wood 81 Co. as follows :
The Markets.

The depression in prices of grain in the general
produce market, noticed In our last, continues,
with dull market in wheat, corn and oats.
Dressed hogs continue firm, and cattle in active
demand
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DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Errors Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debi.
ty Premature Decay and all tine effects of youthful ndscre
on will for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
all who need it. the receipt and directions making
SIMPLE remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience do by
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
my90-ly-sp Ne. 40 Cedar street, New York.
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Ottawa Who,esole Market.

A. reported by ALE BROS Wholesale and Retail Grscers
No. ID La Sale street ... y
Ottawa Feb. 10, 1870
The market remains this week without much
change; bat little coming in and everything
rather dull. We quote as follows:
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Feb. 1S.
Flour-Quiet White winter extras $3.50
1875; Spring extras. $3.7545.0O; superfines 49, AZ
03.52.
Wheat--Dull; S5c9S7lsets for No. spring
$S0aS1 for No. 3, and 5S960c for rejected.
Corn-Lower. 14a75c for No /; 699693dc for
No. 2; Csc for rejected, and IS for no grade.
Oats-Weak at 3Ss3Slac for No. 2.
Rye-G6967c for No 9.
Barley-6Sc970c for No. g.
Potatoes-55a6Oc per bush.
Butter-25&21c for good lots.
Eggs--1S919c.
Hogs-$l025a$1055 according to weight.
Cattle--Actve. Choice steers, $7254$75O ;
fair I'd class. S5.OOG5.5O; medium to good butch
ers stock, S500g515; common to choice cows
and heiters. S3.5OS5.25; inferior, and mixed
stock, $300g375.
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The Confessions Of an Invalid,

The CONFESSIONS OIL an InV0IIds ~
Published for the beneht of young and others who suffer
from Nervous Debility etc. supplying the Of secrrc
Written by who cured HIMSELF and sent receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address.
Dec25 ON NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn N W
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Ps. We prepared to fill bills Of timber any d.
mension and quantity at any point the canal short
| notice. june26-tf
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New YORK market.
New York, Feb. II.
Flour-Closed quiet. $5.3OG$6OO for western
extra.
Wheat-Firm at $117g1.1s for No. spring.
Rye-Dull, at SOC for western.
Oats-Better at 54G55c for western.
Corn-fEeavy at S3gS5c for new mixed west.
ern.
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~. LOUis Market.
.., st. Louis, Feb. H.
Flour--Active. Sales of superfne at S425
GAO for spr,ng; Az at $JOOa525; XXX
at $5.25G550.
Wheat Irregular $i.90a1.95 for prime white
fall Slldgl.SO for choice to fancy red and
white; No. : spring Soc.
Corn Dull, at GOc for mixed in bulk.
Rye-HeayY nj Z lG.
Whisky Dull at g3cQ94c.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

2OGs ~ S.hT q % s'f sg!IPG
b. ~ SRGsIsIs4sd IaiiI n sisss NJ o. On sSTgR
h cUsnS 81 sS SSsh q ss rs sO ii Dr
700 barrels Of Ness PoIk
%, ooo pounds o. Bacon clear sides, ia sacks.
soSSis sIlra. T0ani loop Ost barrels ifuil
iTs, round hoop OAK barrel; fail head
"a. IN deqSis sask. un.ids, tsliisd cot.
1900 poSSSs y h.S s:l IL Soas. ~ Strapped Ss
a. M sontssinigP { q lbs net, ~, "a, 80, :,
SSTSS S2GR SEs tH
1000 Poynds a split Pee; In round hoop oak bar
"oOp ri SsSd Inca. 'oona H0op OAK OAif'i'
Pend: . q EG mi In round hoop
sOP Ssf S.Tt.lsf" RfiRR Ia round hoop
PPSSSs: SSa;i T5Si SSS SHSSl: s ssEE
s ..S ia = round hoop oak barrels full
sSSs: y wSIssy yIR1l.t Of ;;!r:YPs,A
Sospsa S.s bsHsl.; Win one iron loop %, %
sSon .la, 49, I. XXI ron hoops painted ana
1000, pSaSd. y SisS aiss Candles, full wells
$500 ps9S%. \ ss.p, bad IA dry, free from
Sooo P,nsdI Of sii' slssn aod dry hne grain, In
10 pound, Of Hraand slack Pepper, free from
packed In boESs slTSPpsd, containing u lbs.
Blank Tor proposal, will be furnished at this
sample, Of all articles Except meats, must &C.
PIorS'A ale vim be subject to. all the conditions
hsrSlsters gubllIhed. copy Of which can be seen
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16
DROPosLJs FoR BACON

.oETIeE {. SIS. DnT. Nm,
SEALEp PR9PoshLs.i IN dppllsais, viii b y.
DAY. NAY $50, for the delivery Of the follovinE
an2usn q Bacon % the oommissarJ Department
ESrt, SEsiI. y y O'SoO SSgnd. Bacon:
fort stanton. n. n. u 200 pounds Bacon.
EE OTt ssldsaI Y. is,99 Pound. bacon.
fort Baseom, N N. lG,ooi pounds Bacon.
koIi 9aLlSndt Cqlorsdo, S,00 pounds Bacon.
fSTs sShSiss:, 0 SSCC Sou ssS0Es Bacon
IoIt Marcy, n, NJ, 500 poBnds Bacon.
P0rS ssisad q al Bns Ses' Of OH'hns On''h'ia
vpsilySIy Will pot be REQUIRED until January !.
a earlier day which must be stated in the BIDS,
also ne an2unI and Al what time they will be able
The bacon f Srn.hsa ndsr these contract. must
slauShtsr.d, and must s. clear Sides properly
net saoE marked Win bsns tractor &c apd aSis
q mannfseturs RiGid inspection and trial OF
psefsd IA p6is made rom clean SnI all Ht and pSt up
PssSa WS Ss$. q c1.S
o. msnniisIsss ne Eros; and net weight, and Il
marked upon It. Inc % hitSetof shall make sosi Inc
amount g the UNITED states BY paymsnt Of the
Bids must be made separately for each post pro.
n. AZ ir,i Nv v
isrsd IN The ia. n s,ss the bidder Endorsed BY
A fS.R SsSsi ' s.s ;SiS 81 dd indicated
IN prev tons Advertisements from this once, mus
sSSRPlsS sS THs sSt q rsSs Si s.
VRsssf a. Y SSCsn m On ss ds sSSy: men
kadrss. tSs s6dsTslSnfd q Santa y. ~.
By order Of Bre''s h'iSI 9 sPE e. VI Getty
| Apttd BVt, MAJ. and @. 3. o, B. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

rREAHuII DEPAKrHEHr, March Is, $50
Sealed proposals for Furnishing BfATIONkRY
for the year shdiaG Juhe 70, ISL, will be received
~ this Department until the 18th day Of April,
Bi.at forms Tor SiSdinE will be furnished upon
4Ss BIDS Tnl b. considered aud accepted or re-
i'sS.sS len by ten ,,.,n,,a nv An. ,o,o.,.t,,
bISSsis Willis tsa days sfisi Ssiss called upon 50
re III articles soutrasisd for must DO furnished
from time 70 tine dpLiSS re Isas In aasa'lI,iss.
saiTs Quantities will, however, be called for
Bass pTSposl Al must be signed BY the individual
or arm mailing II, and be accompanied By bond
deer o. he dlstrst IA which The suTsiss reside or
do business, on form 10 be furnished BY the De
partment, conditioned upon the execution Of a
sisS As NAY b awarded uhdsf IL. EHd the per.
All dsiissfiss viii be subject to inspection BY an
expert detailed for the purpose By the Secretary o.
tiels viii be deemed Iutaoisnt cause to Annul the
| contract At the option OF the Secretary
Deliveries must be free Of charge At the Treasury
/ Department.. WAahington.
| The failure Y comply with any one ORDER uhdel
siIs penalty u liz bond OF he secretary q III
| Treasury may direct the purchase, In open mar
kst, Of such quantities Of any articles a. shall B,
neeesaary 70, suPply the deaeishsY eaused bf sael
sshtnn he price Which il sSSii be foand aces
| saTy to pay for such articles.
| Proposals unAeeompAnisd bI satisfactory bon'
| will not be considered, aud contrasts will b
aasaIdsds 4. o5iy e Established Manufacturer oil
asAi'i' IN ~s dioRGE 8, BOUTWELL,,
mhSsolm Secretary OF ths Treasury.
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PROPOSALS FOR yEEy1 BEET AND BEEF

oTTIoH CHIII ooAMissARI sgIlIsIIHoE,l
spIrAhrHLsr % Tak sIs,egEt'
Sailed p. 81 sRSIi ss Sps a.:H vi G resolved
ist, ieT sUppiyiHs net Bssi RON he SiOsf Al *:
ROTt HlikSI. Kansas.
Rort HAYS, Kansas.
fort LITnsd, RansGs.
Port Dodge, Kansas.
SoTHG SSHDG :i t1ssH f ES1TIsS2yI
Tort ksynolds, Colorado Territory.
fSs SatrisoS Il so%s Sfthsss poss; will be small
duIinG hs summer. a. it is expected that the
Ro.ts q IISaPSI Ferris LsTnsd and DodSs. ,yith
fSTts IySH, RsysSlds ana dAIishd, N '
BiSs va, b sSs,idsrSd ISI any he posts ssPf
o. them together. -
nT jSg e for n Sst Pss::
ieI the ar.S second, third And fourth 1uAItsrs o.
is bsS.nS,E 81 sSlO &. S9Ss sieIIm asd
fTSSS.si; will .tS.s whistler the neat wiz be
American Cattle.
M B.s %G:' Be prime I s1S ar..;sIa,:; With
shAnks, and kidnsy tAllST 70 Be sKeludsd.l The
IN s nd 2: sT Cd a Ss 0q TSs
shanks q fore qpaTisIi shall Be cut "a from three
@ f;Gr hsh s aSoss ss knee t0i5s sHd q 6Sd
bTsl or hook ioist Bach beef. when 50 dressed.
must Nt At least ~ pOundA
The sontIastor viii 10 required to furnish. weigh
and Issue the Beef on the order Of the Pest Commits
The plaes from which to Issue the Beef will DO
furnished BY the doyernmeRt, a. well as tIsns-
sT ihS S:sf fen ne p ~ q sisES S
be determined upon BY the commanding omesr Of
A fSr waIlass the GOLsrnmsnt will furnish
good corral and alApghtsr.hoqse.
Jhs e s sSSh q ne p pet rs
December, $50, AZ least 900 bushels q Corn and
PTop Oua .nss he % p pSSa prr Sss pound
mad; g zach q sSs S 81 AZ
speeeednG garter, snd for ~ last ga5tor upon
u Propossis Viii Slao SIais a %sat price pei
pound, net, viii be furnished such Rumbsr of eat.
10 good healthy condition, svoIiEs gsiEhi 81
LOO pounds, and none received under 500 PoundSJ
u: PHH RaS e S1SS % s RS. SN%@
durinG he above months BidS Eill Be eSssidsteS
choice cuts, such % they may telsrt.
PIoBCs.fbls mus! BE- ~ lnSlS:;d n - eaysloPS ia
addressed q o9lonsl @. B. PsnTOss, G. 5, For
SsS fSP sSS y q lRs S4SsTs@su Ra'' posted
The gpdersiEnsd reserves the right to reject AMI
The bidder win have his proposals aeoOmpGniS,
by q certified check for $500, aud . written guar
ioTSsnss Of tSS ooSttSst II a%aISSd or he 81
will not be considered.
bidders will not be received as sutetiss.
BiddeTs should make their inteptiOna so plAtl
that there may DO no mistake. Where the term
OF bid admit Of more than one construction, tn
undersigned reserves the right TO take that one
, them which suits him best
There will be no sub letting nor selling out al
, | lowed.
Blanks for proposals will bS furnished on Appli
cation tN thls once, the once OF the Depot Con
miHstTy At Port LeaVeBWoTth, aud the OtaoeS
the Denver " Tribune" and Rocky MOuntAi
| NeWa ~
BIddsr. are Invited to be prssep. a the opsniE
ofths b'd> NJ r. MORGAN,
Of Missouri Ap4-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

day By the Committee on Post OHioss and
Post Roada, and said the appropriations agreed
with what was recommended In that report,
NJ bnslsr q Mss, ssia ~ rs, i as. noi
the report o. the oommittse on Post oniee'
Nj TsrnsWotth suggested that the gentle.
than any body else -
MT. Butler said member Of the COMMITTEES
told him u was not the report .,Ind
Beck, ofRy., and other gentlemen denounssd
the report ~ exoeedinK what was required o!
y The House. They sop ,.s .sno ri, tbsv
M, Broohs sugrssted that the matter be
postponed, And the report In the meantime be
M Allison made such a motion, but the
House refused TO second II.
M Ly,sshs "a n p0.s p o. he 0om G,
which Mr.. FArnsworth had minated, said
the report submitted yesterday was not the
repofi 81 the Oommjttee on Post Offlees and
meeting ofth committee since he was mem
Der thereof, and this report was never sub.
mitted to him. Although II was signed By six
sArily the report Of the committee. II was 10.
troduoed yesterday while he was not present
MT. Perry, Of Mich, took issue with Mr.,
Twitehell, and said the report was the report
After further discussion the conferences 70.
port was agreed to-ysas iO7, nays 10.
On motion Of Mr., Allison, Of lows, II vas
ordered thet when the House adjourn to-day
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BUSINESS.
Al O'Clock, in aeeordAnee with = new rule
Friday 10 each mouth 20 The sopSidsrStion Of
0ommiitss on the District Of oOlunbiS for re-
Nj. Cook, Of ILL.,, submitted the report Of the
onferenes1comm on the uaury laws OF
the District, and the report vas eoheurred 10.
Also exported sneislsSse Ior me saIi ~, x,
mems, Savings Bank and Trust Company.
NJ Nss. .. e S.Io rES,sd ,4s bin a.
mr.. WiIlians Of Ind. reported back Senate
bill 27e 70 ineorporAte the WashinGton Ho-
msopAthio Medical Society. Passed.
Also reported fAvorablJ upon the bill Au-
thorifing the Cooperation OF Georgetown to
pave aud improve the streets thereof Passed.
IN sS0 sc e. p:s qPSSs M
Police, and II was laid on the table,
Mr.. stone Of Nd. reported bill tH, R. ooe) to
the District Of oolumbia. As IL contained an
appropriation, II was referred to the commit
tee Of the whole on the private calender.
Also rspOIs;Sd Hiil 70 amend the act to en-.
Mr.. stone also reported fayorably upon the
bill to incorporate the UniVer1ity OF the Blind
in the District q Columbia. P.isSd. -
Also, . bill to incorporate the Linthioum
Institute OF Georgetown, Passed.
creek ~. r; 1000 from New York avenue to
Also, reported q bill declaring the ooustruo.
ton Of an act 70 Incorporates tho National
Theological Institute. II provides for Its per-
SHt so%s sTsa X 10 .,sssS n ts
States. Passed.
MI. Knott, Of KY, reported a bill to abolish
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT - Judge Fishsr.- This
court was occupied as follows yesterdays
LOWS Huber vs.. Olcott and Olcott. This
IL an action damages laid at 100000 for
compensation for injuries alleged to have
resulted TO the plaintiff by reason Of his be-
ing injured by horses and carriage. The
declaration alleges that on the 18th Of jan
uary, 1858, the plaintiff was walking alone
on D street, and was endeayoring to cross
Eighth street north, and that the servant Of
Olcott q Co. 20 carelessly drove that the
poll Of the carriage struck the plaintiff In
the side, and broke one Of his ribs.
Burgess and Cook for plaintiff. Merriek
and Phillips for defendant.
VIM. B. Moses, q witness falling 10 attend,
was brought In under attachment, and dis
charged under payment Of costs.
The case was not concluded.
Downing vs. Downing. Motion for new
trial filed by Mr.. Mattingly.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16
pPoPoSlLs FOR oRAPINO AND oRAvEL


49,, pWA.aIEaTGh' p, q, hPIII y lSG n.
uadI IL 0 clock m, I. MONDAY, 18Th instant, to
Grade Shd Gravel Twenty. am street vest be-
BladeTs will stale the price per cubic yard for
grading and the price PR squAEe yard for gravel.
As cuttiaE or kliinE-thai whIeh measures most All
surplus earth 70 be deposited where the Commis.
alOner Of the First ward nay direct,
Tbs right to reject ANY or All bids IL reserved,
Bids must be accompanied By written guAran-
tee o. responsible eltIen This city that II such
bid IL accepted the bidder will enter into contract
'0 sp w fRP ir y ]. B0wEN. Mayor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-16

wAsHis dI D. Ct y. ApT,I J, ni ia.
Sealed proposals. will be received Al this once
until u O'Clock m. THURSDAY, 1lat instant, for
pAyinG the eaTIiAIsway Of fifteenth street vest
fhS stone must b siiiSr q the same quality ~
that with which n street paved, or Seneca sand
stone, At the discretion Of the Mayor.
Bidders will STATE the price per square yard, in
Guiding the necessary grading and trimming
Specifications can be aoen A. the omee Of the 81
pSrlntendant and Inspector OF btTeetA, SO.
zach bid must be accompanied By written guar
altee that N the bid ia accepted the bidder vii
eater into eontTAet for the Of the work
Bids 10 be IndoTssd "PfopoaAis for Paving Car
SpiS.soSt :. j. BOWEN, Mayor.