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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'SIM.
PROVED ROSE WASH.

cannot be surpassed as face wash, and will be
found the only specific remedy in every spe-
cies Ct cutaneous affection. 1t speedily eradI>
Gates plmples, spots, scOrbutic dryness ,indll-
ratlons of the cutaneous membrane, etc DIS
pels redness anii i.ncpientinflamation, hives,
rash, moth patches, dryness of the scalp or
skin, frost bites, and all purl oses for which
ealves or Ointments are used; restores the
skin to state Of purity AMI sOftness, aud in
sures continued healthy action 10 the tissue
OF its vessels, on which dt pends the agreeable
clearness and viyacity of complexion so much
sought and admired. But however valuable
as remedy for existing defects of the skn,
II. 7. Heimhold's Rose Wash has long sus-
tained its principle claim to unboundei pat
ronage by possessing qualities which render
1t toilet appendage Of the most superlative
and eougenial character, omhning ir an ele-
giant formula those prominent features, safety
and eff 'acy-the Invariable accompaniments
ofits usa-as a preseryative and relresher of
the complexion. It is on excellent lotion for
diseases ola syphlitic nature, and as an mice
ton for diseases of the urinary organs, arising
from habits of dissipation, used IN tho Exrr ,rts
Buchu. Sarsapar!a, and Catawba Grare Pills,
IN such diseases rs recommended, cannot he
surpassed. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER
BOTTLE.
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LiduOr Selling.

ing pretty general attention.
A Mrs. Watt, of Guernsey
county, recently got a verdict
oiS3,5 500 against a saloon keep.
er who sold her husband
whisky, finally resulting in his
death. A woman of Athens re.
Gently got $500 for a like viola
ton of the liquor laws, al
though the result was not so
serious. Hundreds and thou.
sands of women, all over the
country, could do the same,
were they only backed up by
public sentiment. The laws
are so stringent, but difficult
10 enforce. Persons who drink
liquor in public places dislike
exceedingly to testify against
those who sell it. 1t is like
cutting of their own valued
supplies. This is a recognized
fact, and hence the necessity
for a law requiring the arrest
ing and holding of drunk and
disordelry persons until they
will testify where they procur-
ed the liquor that increases
both crime and taxation.
The fact is that the entire
liquor business is on a false
basis in the State. Since be.
fore the days Of Noah mankind
have used stimulants, and man
kind will continue to use until
the end. Every nation and
every people have them. 1t
is just as we'll to recognize this
TACT established as it is by the
history OF the world, from the
beginning, and recognizing it,
direct our efforts to regulating
the traffic in such things, in.
stead of attempting to prevent
it. Twenty years experience
in our own State, in attempting
20 prevent the sale OF intoxicat.
ing liquors, has only resulted
in putting the same very gen
orally into the hands of ire
sponsible parties and hanishing
it into dark holes and corners
or behind screens, where sec
recy can be added to the other
temptations OF drinking. Ten
perate people never see inside
one of these places. Many oil
Them are known only to the IN
itiated, and many a business
man slips quietly into them,
takes a snip" or "nominates his
poison with easy grace, who
could not be induced to enter
a known tipping resort. .
The no license system is a
practical failure to accomplish
results. AS the time approaches
when change in our State
Constitution can be made, 1t is
we'll TO agitate this question,
and change it so hat this buSi
ness may be regulated. Ii
wants to be taken out OF these
back rooms and placed in front
ones, without screens or blinds,
and the light of day let in upon
it. That, of itself, would cure
much. Again, the right to
vend it wants to be very care
fully let to men, under very
heavy llcense-so heavy that
every one of them will become
detective to ferret out and
punish every Illicit dealer.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

Is a combination Of all he Ingredients Of he
Biiters, tei,h PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC.
IL is used for he same diseases as he BittIrs, IN
eases ukere some pure alcoholic stimulus is re.
quired. TOu WiH bear IN miNd that these rene.
dies are entirely different from any Otheri
adpertised for ire cure Of The diseases named,
these being scisniifc preparations Of Medicinal
ertrdcts, uhile The others are mere decOct9ns Of
rum in some form. The TONIC is deciG'ediy one
Of he most pleasant and agreeable emedieS ever
offered 10 ne public. It's taste is erquisde. Ha
= pleasure 10 take ii, Whiie lis !Ue.giring, erhit
Srdting, and medicinal qualities hare caused Il 70
he knOIuH as uie greatest Of all tOnicG.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

AN Indiana girl, finding a
man in her room at a hotel,
picked him up and threw him
out Of the window.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

ONE dry goods firm in Den.
nison, Tuscarawas Co., paid to,
the Tuscarawas Chronicle, for
advertising three weeks, $160.
A prosperous business fer the
dry goods firm is The result. ,).
The above paragraph has
been travelling the rounds of
The press for some time, and
deserves TO travel some time
longer. We know of dry goods
firms that pretend to do, want
to do, a thriving business, who
don't spend $50 cents per,
month in advertising their bus.
mess. We would regret very
much to tell the exact amount
devoted to this purpose by en>
terprising merchants in our
town. That advertising pays
is foregone conclusion. Poor
men have tried it and become
rich; men of moderate means
have regarded it as q loss OF so.
much money, and remained,
and always will remain, men of
moderate means. Business
men, think of it!--Athens
Messenger.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06
AD9ERTIsING TERMS.
Setting Shade 'tress.

What is the object of shade
trees, and where should they
be seG One object in setting
is to beautify and adorn The
premises, and another utility,
The elm, maple, horse chestr
nut, and Eastwood are select ed
by many for such purposes.
But We submit that a cherry
tree affords quite as attractive
an appearance as any of those
named, and it has the adyan
tage of yielding cool and re,
freshing fruit. We see no rear
son why fruit trees may not be
planted by the roadside as well
as the few shade trees that
now have place there. JUST
imagine the vast amount OF
choice fruit that might be thus
grown for the benefit OF the
poor and landlesS of any given
neighborhood. A fruit tree
costs no more, and is as easily
grove as a cotnmo shade tree E.
In every township embrac..
ing a territory OF 6 miles square,
and the average is above that
number, there are upward Of
80 miles highway. Now il
fruit trees be set at the distance
of 25 feet apart, in every such
township there could be raised
upwards of 1000 trees, whicTl
we make no doubt, would afford [
more than Is for the use c,f
every family in the town. IF
one but consider the subjec t
with earneStness, one must b, }
convinced of the feasibility o f
so providing for the stinted por :
ton of community and grati-.
flying the desire for 5eautifyine /:
ones premises at the same T,
time. Ia" "'' '--'''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

Heimbold's Extract il diuretic and bloodSpu-
riiying and cures all diseases arising from
habits OF dissipation, exceSses and lmpruden'
ces in life, impurities of The blood, ETC., SUI
perseding copata IN affections, for winch It
is used, aud syphil.lc atiections-in these dts
eases used IN connection with Helmbold's
Rose Wash.
.- LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies the Ex.
tract Buchu Is uneqnaIed hy any other rene.
dy-as in ehlorosis or retention, irregularty,
painfulness or suppression of customary eyac
uauOus, liberated or schirrus state OF the
uterus, leucorrh0ea or whites, s.crlity, and
for all complaints incident to the sex, wheth
er arising from ndiscretlOn or haiits Of diss.
patton. II is prescribed extensively by the
most eminent ply sieians and mulwiyes Tor en-.
feebled and d, licate coistit ulons, of both
sexes and all ages (attended with any oil the
above diseases or symptoms.)
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

Being prepared expressly for the above COM
plants, its blood purifying properties are
greater than any other preparation Of sal 7a>
parilla. IL gives the complexion "a clear aud
healthy color aud restores the patient 10 II
state ofheaith and purity. For purifying the
blood, removing all chronic constitutional dis
cases arrlsing from ar impure state of the
blood, and he only reliable aud eleitIal
known remedy fOrthe cure Of pains and swe /.
ing of the bones, uceratlOns OF the throat aHd
legs, blotches, pimples on the face, erysipelaS
aud all scaly eruptlons Of the skin, au,l beau-
tifyng the complexion. Prse, sl.5O per bot
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06
Salaries of State Officers and
Clerks,

otidrtcS VI Slatc OHlcerS anu
Clerks.
The following statement
shows the salaries of all State
Offers, elected or appointed,
and the salaries of clerks in
the employ of State officers:
SALARIES OF STATE FFICERs-
ANNUAL.
ELECTED Governor, $4,000;
Lieutenant Governor, $500;
Auditor of State, $4,000; Trea.
surer of State, $4,000; Secre.
tary of State, 81 1000; Comptrol
Ter of the Treasury, S1,700;
State Commissioners Of Com
mon Schools, $4,000; Attorney
General (lees, if made, not to
exceed S5OO), 81 500; Clerk Of
Supreme Court less fees ac'
tually received), 81 800; Judges
Of the Supreme Court (5) each
$4,000; Judges oi the Common
Pleas Courts (44) each $4,000;
Judges Of the SUPERIOR Courts
of Cincinnati, (3) each 81, 900;
Members of Board OF Public
Works (3), each $500. n"H 1o'
ApPoINTED-Private Secre
lary of the Governor with
tees), $500; Commissioner Of
Railroads and Telegraphs, S4r
900, State Librarian, $1,000;
Law Librarian, 81, 500; Reporter
of Supreme Court, $500; Super
VISOR of Public Printing and
Binding, 81 300; Superintend
ent of State House 81 900; Ad-
jutant General of Ohio, 50, 900;
Assistant Adjutant General,
$1,000. Directors OF the Ohio
Penitentiary (3) S. per day
and expenses; Warden, with
furnished bouse, $4,000; Deputy
Warden, 81 800; Steward, ST..
500; Chaplain, 81, 500; Physi-
clan, $1,000; Clerk, $500;
Deputy Clerk, $500. Superin'
tendents of the Central, North
ern and Southern Lunatic Asy.
lums, The Deaf and Dumb,
Blind and Idlotic Asylums, Re
form Farm School for Boys, and
Reform and Industrial School
for Girls (S), with furnished
apartment in their respective
institutions, and support Of
their families, $1,000; Secre.
tary of Board of Stale Charities,
50 500; Chief Geologlst OF Ohio
$4,000; Assistant Geologlsts
(3), each 81, 500; Resident En-
glneers of Public Works (3),
each 81, 200; Engineer of the
National Road, 81, 500; State
Gas Commissioner with office
expenses) $1,000.
SALARIES OF CLERKS.
GOVERNORS OFFICE.--One e
clerk, 81, 500.
AUDITORS OFFICE PRopER.-
One chief clerk, $4,000; one
revenue clerk, and pr. book.
keeper, $4,000; two clerks
(each) J, S1,700; and one clerk.
$1,000; one clerk, 81 500; one
clerk (ladyl 500; temp ordry
clerk, aggregating (about 1000
AUDITORS OFFICE INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT.-One clerk, j 700;
one clerk, 1900; temporary
clerk hire, upwards of $500.
II EAsURER's OFFICE.-.One
CASHIER, 2,OUO, TWO DOOK'keep
erS each, 1000.
SECRETARY's OFFICE.---One
chief clerk, 1900; two regular
clerks each, 1000.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. One
clerk, 1000; one clerk, 1000.
SCHOOL CoMMnssIoNERs.-One
clerk, $500; one clerk lady,
900.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
One partial service, 600.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING
FUND OFFICE.-0ne clerk par
tial service 1000.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS OF.
FICE.-One clerk, 1900; TEN,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

A GENTLEMAN called on US a
day or two since to complain
of the Bee and to give his
advice as to how it ought to be
conducted as the organ of the
Republican party. The gentle
man is not a subscriber and
never has been. There are a
great many just like him.
Now we fully appreciate the
disinterested benevolence3 Of
all such, but much prefer their
heaping Goals of fire on our
head by accompanying the
advice with a Two Dollar Bill.
Well )endeavor to stand the
pressure then, Notwithstanding
the agony. @ 80 Fs.T
Advice will not pay for pa
per, ink, ,ilabor, &c. 1t needs
something more substantial L.
Ripley Bee. ls.t ,etda.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

THz following is an. exhibit :
Of the iron production in the ,
Western States. The lates' 5
full returns are for 1859, ir +,
which year the West produced |
272,0OO tons of pig iron of al |
kinds, against 10000 in 1859 I.
1t is believed that the produc {
for 1871 will be not less thai |
100000 tens. In railroad irol ,
there was produced in 1855 :,
100000 tons, of which amor.r {
Illinois is credited with SIS 900
tons. All Of the States show a
.rlpid increase in .As proauo,
'tion Of iron. ID. - e,i a glAa
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-ui,N') W Ia . ' -''e,
HENRY 7. HELMBoLD'S
RICHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FL. ID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLL

wjtradleally extermlrate from the system
scTOfNla, syphlas, tever sores, ulcers, sore
eyes sore legs, sore mOLth, sore head, brOn-
chIls SKIN diseases, salt rheun, cankers,
runnings from the ear, white 'wellng', tu'
mors, cancerous affections, nodes, rlckcts,
gIanular swelllngs, night sweats, rasn, telter,
humors OF all kinds. chrome rheumatism
dyspepsia and all diseases that have been e|
ta6lIshed in the system for years.
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M a-
HENRY L. IlELNIBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
THE GRE LT DIJIRETIc

las cured every case Of diabetes in which it
has been given Irritation of the neck OF the
bladder aud infama AOn of the k dneys, ulcer.
AbOu OF the kidneys aud bladder, releutiO of
urine. diseases 0fthe prostrlte gland, stone in
the bladder, calculus, gravel, brck>dust de-
post and mucous or milky discharges, and
tor enfeebleJ and del cate constitution Of both
sexes, attended with the following sym toms:
indlspOs,t0n to exertiOn, loss ofpOwer, loss vi
memory, difficulty OF breathing, weak nerves,
trembling, horror of disease, snkeiulness dim.
ness of vision, pam in the back, hot hands,
flushing Of the body, dryneSs OF the skin, erup
ton on the flce, pallid cOuntenance, universal
lasstude OF the muscular system, etc.
Used by perzOns from the ages Of eighteen
to twenty-five, and frorn thirty i've 10 tiiIy-fye
or in the dedine or change OF lie; alter con-
hnsment or labor pains; watlns in chll'
dram
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Full and explicit directions accompany the
medicines.
Evidence ofthe most responsible and relia-
BILE character furnished on application, with
hundreds of thousands Of living witnesses,
and upward of 10000 unsolicited certificates
and recomdatory letters, many OF which are
from tee highest sources, including eminent
physleia ms. clergymen, statesmen, etc. The
proprietor has never resorted to their publ Ct,
ton IN the newspapers, he hoes not do tins
from the fact that his articles rank as standard
preparations and do not need to be propped
up by certificates.
Henry T.. HelmbOld'S Genu-
~ Inc Preparations.
Delivered to any address secure from obser-
yation. .I .#+.' .- I,a- -H
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTY
YEARS. Sold by Druggists everywhere. sd-
dress letters for information in confidence to
HENRYT. HELMBuLD, Druggist and Chem
st. -, .-...--. tH
Only DEPICTS: H. t. HELMBOLD's Drug
and Chemical Warehouse. No. 594 Broadway
New York, or to II. r. HELMBULUS Meai-
cal Depot, lo4 South Tenth Street, Philadel-
BEWARE or couNTERFLITs. Ask for
HENRYR T. HELEBoLD'sl TAKE NO
OTHER rry1oy 10fliy omar
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania.
Phil lpELPuIA, March 10, 1861
lind Hoof InFs German Bitisrs" is not an
intoritaing beverage, but is a good tonic, useful
IN d'sord,rs Of the diges'ire organs, and Of great
5eneu in cases IF debility and toaM cf nervous
action in The system. >
Yours truly .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

These piI!sare the most Delightfully."- pleasant
purgatiye, supersedIng castor oil, salts, mag
nesla, etc. There Is nothing more acceptable
to the stomach. They g'ye tone and cause
neither nausea nor gripping palns. They are
composed of the ipest' ingredients. After q
few days use Of them, such an inylgoation Of
the entire system takes place a. TO appear
miraculeus TO the weak and enervated,w ,whelh.
er'Rrislng fr Dm iIaprudence or disease. II r.
IeliubOld's Compound Fluid Extract Cataw-
ba Grape Pills, are not sugar coated, from
the laGt that sugar coated pills do not DIS.
solve, but pass through the stomach without
dssolylng, consequently do not produce the
desired effect. rhe Uattwba Grape Pills, he
ing pleasant in taste and Oior, do not neees-
state their being sugar>coaled. PRICE FIF'
TY GEMS Per Box. ...f . ....
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DEBIIITY.

There is no medicine rounI IN Hoofdnr rs Ger
6sst,S So Sn'', r:y a%pp'%a,ii "p'a !" sa'is% toS.
Trsne.fsn he ap-l p,ii,, cause % an
eyey$sat Of the .fOOi, sndb'e he stomach % dig,H
IL, purify TIE bLsSS, gius good, sound, healthy
eompl' ziOn erd..so.-I N. yeiioU hnge from he
eye, impdrt bloom, 10 a. iIseks, am! change he
patient from u shori-6sr~SIhed, emaeidtsd. IO;ak,
and nervous inUdlid, u JallJdeed, stout, and
vigorous DsrSon.
Weak and Delicate Children
are maze strong by using the Bit
ters or Tonic. In fact, they are
Family Medicines. They can bo
administered with perfect safety
to a child three months old, the
most delicate female, or a man OF
ninety.
These remedies are me best
BLOOD Purifiers
euer knoCn, dRd i0m cure all diseases rtsu'ting
from bad bLod Keep your b,ocd pure; KEEP
your Liver in or1F3a der; keep your
d'gestiue OTgans "a in sound,
hea hiy condition, ii Hby us use Of heSe
assdi you The beA men in he country recon-
mend Mem. " years Of homes, regulation go for
anything you must try these preparations.
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COLONIAL sEcRErARY's OENcE. Maya. ~

COLONIAL SEcREr,RYs OFFICE, ay23 l57l
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-The Govern
Nmeu Of Prince Elgau Island will until 18th july receive
TENDERS AMI equipment Of RAILWAY Of 3f
inches gauge om Casenpe to Geoeio"n distance Of about ~
miles.
Pamer. will be made IN Prince Edward Island Government Deben
bearing sx per interest payable bali yearly reeema6e IN "
years. ,-, .,-,-,--..,.-
obtained Government Elgnes Ohce ChaotetoWn aieE Oh
June
DO bind themselves accept the lowest or aY
tender.
will be received for either the whole distance from Cumpec
Georgetown ~ In three contracts as follows
No l. From SaMneste With Station Houses and
Wharyes at both Places ,-
at Georgetown.
No. 3 From snmmersie Cascumpec with SaonHouses and
Wharf al Cascumr.c. T. HEATH HAYILAND, Co. Secv
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II. ). BATCHELDER. -.
Minor and QnaTtermaAteT q. Q. N
orARrERMAsrER's OFFICE. T. $. Army,
PHILADELPHIA. Penn, June II, 1911. )

QUARrERMAsTERs OFFICE, T. 5. ARNY,l
PHILADELPHIA Penn, June IL, 1911. y
CEALED PROPOSALS., IN tflphcatc, VIII
- b, received at this until u o'clock SATURDAY July
IS 1871 building one au Oneih u story Stone LolS at The
Cnlpeper Cour Ilou,e Wal National Cemetery.
espa rate bids building this Lodge Of bhck are alse invited
Sea Ell Proposal. vii be received this Office at the time
Tor bon Stone wall and Iron Ratings With doe and
oe single Gate aouni the FeIeksba a Nsuoaal Cen
r for the stone Bick Wall and Iron ang will he required
H. ey TIE price Linear foot AMI bid will he received that does
nor conform reun IT. The rubbish resulting iTUm hr eta
Walton the walls Authorization r.ne Lodge 10 he removed ION
H. ro Of each eter, expense Of successful bhe
Pn- ant blank forms for bids will b. gsel upos
application 20 tie Undersigned. HENRY &. HOD1tS.
MAJ "A Omar r O.. Is. A.
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Proposals.

NOTICE to DEALERS in STATIONERY
~ SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing tie stat Of oN' WIN
oRee Of secretary State Des Mon Iowa. until the 25 day
ON ne 5 dy Such proposals as shall received up said
viii opened and the contract contracts awarded TO the lowest
State rrg the right to lei The contract parts to different bidders
Proposals must be accompanied by samples Of the articles be fur.
nhe weh aid articles are be devsre at the Office Of the
Bids for furnishing PhE must give TIE 6, per gSV Tes s
Of ach sample marked 6erson M 70 ss SITEf
expected furnish security to the amount Of the contract Tor TIE a'A
full performance thereof ,n,,,
1850 Eeams Book Paper AN inches
IS Reams Check Folio
2Oj Reams Flat Cap.
100 X. ans Flat Letter.
70 900 Sheets Bond rarer, 4Il7 iuete,
900 go E Res@. Bond Bond, F als SiAl D''e'
50 Reams Record Legal Can.
leo R Re1lns PSeset Note
200 isams coam, Tca Note.
100 Reams Cover Paper
10 ReaHs Manila Paper
40 Reans Envelope Paper
60 Dozen BlotdnaP Pads
So Il EnyeIoSes ineh
IS NJ Envelopes lOinch.
S, E3v sso1ss SG SsS. Of Ts s. assorted ''''
Il Dozen Cusbng's Manual.
$ S SSosa Lead Lead Pencils 5iaif' best quality.
800 Gross Steel ,i fS9s;
10 Dozen Quarts W ntng Fluid.
Dozen Quarts CARERS Combined Writing and Copying Ink
Is Dozen Ink staai'
% Dozen Dozen S &adsg Sf Bo,.s with B.he.
no Gross Elastic Bands assorted 'ile'
20 Dozen boxes Patent Paper Fasteners
Dozen spools Red Tape inch.
% Pounds Rubber Erasers
y Dozen Congress Knives blades
II Dozen Gold Pens, best quality.
iS Dozen Banker Caes
II Dozen Paper Cutters
2oS P Poaad. FEN f1I TTiae assorted sizes.
IS Dozen Binders, li!Iai inches.
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L. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. BALTIMORE, Nh.
FAYETTEsT.. NEAR CHARLES.

THRD NTOHTi JNION bANk bIILDINd JUNE ~, ~ y
PROPOSALS are invited for additional
4 DREDGING in the CHANNELS BELOW FORT CARROLL,
leading this city foiOas $1,000.
In the channel knosn Channel 100 600 cubic yards
In The channel known as the CTdghU Channel 90 90 cubic ysr
B be separate for chlune Bids for half the above amounts
m Tor quantities NOT yards will be considered The
work need entirely completed in 1871 but run over into 1877
The tide rises about Onehaf Length Of haul OF mate
rial averages about Proposals will kind Of machinery
to be used quantity Of cable yards TO be removed d Price
yar including excavation removal and deposit Material 70
be measured In dumping seoes
Pronosas 10 be sealed dgpcd ini0rsed OUTSIDE
pud advertisement will be received until noon Of 3st
day 1871 and will be opened in i've minutes thereafter IN pres
ence Of fuch bidders may wish 10 be present.
The right o reject any bid is reserved.
Forms proposals and desired information 70 be bad on appa
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