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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
The Local Paper.

1t is nice thing to have a newspaper
published in town 1t is handy" as
medium for various announcements of in
forest to the general public, 1t is pleas
ant as means of heralding to the world
the happy fact that you are married, or
the more joyful event that an heir is
born to the house OF Smith or Brown
and it IS no less an agreeable reflection,
albeit the event is not longcd for, that
your demise will be duly chronclcd in
the local paper aud perhaps your many
virtues SCI forth TOR thh admiration and
c.at!plc oil those not yet translated. All
very fine, this thing OF local paper.
But do you ever think that it is little
like the air you breathc-nut apprcca.
preciated unless you happen to be sud-
dcn'y deprived Of it--and ior .hat reason
no thought is taken as to how the sup.
ply is kc!t'up. 1t costs money to print
paper, as well as to do any thing else.
type and presses, aud paper aud ink, and
workmcn, etc, AL have to ue paid Tor,
and somebody's got To do 1t. Do you
take the paper aud pay for it prompt
ly?
NO. well, you see neighbor,
Jones takes it, and l can borrow from
hIm
just So sponge your way. Ol all the
people IN the world, these human sponses
are the most contcmptiblc
But perhaps the answer is, Il take the
Cincinnati paper, and q religions and
well, really, you know | take SO many
fatcrs. Besides, / get so much more
reading in the Cincinnati paper"
Yes but do you ever think that the
size OF the town and its vicinity, have
mach 80 do with the size and value of
'nc paper! My dear sir no one thing
SO crppies and diocouragcs the local pa
per, us these people who are so misera-
bly, poor that they can't pay $500 "a year
tor the local paper, while they take Two
or three foreign pupcrs--that have no
interest III common with them, in which
they don I STE the name of their town
printed once III five years, aud in which
If they did the fact would not be an
nounced without first being paid for it
Some people have fine hcmes, or stores,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
How the Train FROM ;Tater Hill
Came In OH Time.
BY HARRY WILD.

Nj. S'hithcrs looked east. The train
from 'Tater Hill rsas almost due, but as
Mr.. Smithers looked he only saw the
line Of the track stretching off in toward
the canon on the down grade, and com.
ing UP Passing him with its two lines of
rails, until halta mile beyond it launched
into two tracks, one heading off up into
the mountains to the lumber section" >"
where were cut the cr5ss ties for tie
road, and the other, tie old TRACK on the
up grade, disappearing with its two lines
OF convergug rails, in the far distance
"Wa'nl, said Sunthcrs, shes aeon.
lug on this-her who l haven't seen for
most year-aud the babby, who l aint
seen at all. | wonder does il look much
like hcr" "
Mr.. Smithcrs was not handsome
man, neither courtly, as he stood on
the track, looking for the coming train !;
but with his old felt hat, his sunburnt
face, and his rusty looking old rife, and
what the coming train was bringing him,
he was more than these can ever give
he was happy.
"Wa'al," said Smitheis agaip. after a
while, "all's ready" He turned and
looked. Stretching out bef,rc him was
his "diggins'-Smithers Crossing" as
it was called
A neat cottage among the rocks, with
some trees, few rough attempts at
ornamental shubbefy, and large field
of corn. In the far distance the peak Of
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lgITMBER Al
The Robs ile Matt. (

.
eshus latnFslly conesuecd thss
enaage q sssfe might bring Z sl'anssof
iuek: ~ % g hss afnourced 70 shis wife,
;ailei ass had $eimsslI -crisa 0us ss wen Hs
possible a1a Aaksn lloine, that ke had e
so fo MhNaukse Tor 2 daF OF 20 ca
business. Mfs: Joshua consented nobly;
s.ad s.e5t- a,a hin snp satahei ofclothss, Z
'sslllng MIN g be sure and mot forget his
nishkshift ~llea be cane baek, rs il was
sns : q q bali dozsn ssry nicely en-
nlro'assea, l.e Fniiea ana 'futed ones Hhiel !
she nag maaes nm Y m IN the early days q
= 'helf sliso'ion--tnsy 'et'1 had now been
married ais TWO s y months-adding y, she did
NOT want tas got spoiled. joshua
Promised, swearing that he would rather
lose his head than his nisft.shirt. q
lie took tho Train for Milwaukee,, and|
stopped at the Packington House. He
met SONS ot y ms ola enulps, who got up
2 gams o. draw poker tor him-the only:
lpnocens amusement there is In Mil
spenl, avery pleasant evening,
went sog PEG deo0rensly' as nc tells me-.
and !, came a's back nsxt morning.
Inc F' nrst thisg % WHICH mrs. Joshua hs
aid, a''er the anect'onate greeting, VS.
70 .ake ooshuas satchei and .Put INC
oioIles y, away .s A. s
& - !. asre 8 slle exclaimed II kasS 4
Nou.a a.s., ps 1ass !.sl sllas lHi' way. \;
ss,s.,lsl mats s Inc a6.s. mater nay {
ay, yonye leit your night,siIrt's
ai.er an an ! sad les 20 y you about 1t.
9eofse thats So But llitell
yons what IN. do my dear. Ih tsls; tsls
grapa e the clerk, who is an old frisad
g ming, ana q. ao,h send y right dosn by
ss aPtess ne Y hna i under s,ar the read g
ny ,neea, et, vhese Ns me epampermaid TIL be
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

A Partisan lacy recently called On A~r
milinet to enquire into the character of
a s"rvant The morally of the latter
was bcynnd questioning. But is she
honest! asked tue kdy Il am not so
certain of that, refncd the mliiner :;
Il have sent her to you with my bill
about dozen times, aud she never vet
has gison me the money"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

POINTED PUzzLE.-Hero is some
thing worth studying. If any of our
readers can solve it and see tho point
they are at perfect liberty to do so;
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sS OF. $40 a year to invite tho people toI
tbdyof them. The paper Is q good tRihg.
IYssp It Isl expected The editor will sing
ghs praises Of thsir, town, long and loud,
and cry soat to all people to, come there
and .buy, and sell and make fat the poek-
cts of the business men thereof. But
who buys the materials for the printing
Office, the bread and meat, and shoes and
stockings, etc. for printers wife aud ba-1
bissi bile lie islthua spending his time
and energy iu aid of the common good.
Let US tell you word. Some busi-
ness men advertise literally, and pay for
iitt.AThat man there takes aud pays for
the paper, and his better off neighbor
borrows and reads it before 1t is cold
from the carriers hand, or the man who
pays for, it has read line. This is
repeated in, all parts Of the town and
surrounding county, and the printer
gathers meagre support here and there,
rs he best can. And there are many
men even counting themselves wealthy
and ipauebtial citizens, who do not and
never have aided one penny toward the
support of local paper Yet the home
paper is all the time aiding tham-and
they expect it, too, in that it advocates
the interest Of the town, and encourages
its prosperity.
| 1t is all very proper and right that the
home paper should lcase nothing unsaid
that may benefit the community in which
it is printed, IN setting forth its advnn-
tagcs, etc, but it is 40 less right that the
community should soc to it that the
| printer receives liberal reward for his
labor. Insteud Of pleading various ex.
euses Why they are unable to become
subscribers tf advertisers, or trying to
scTc@ down the printers chdtges below
a living rate, when they get little
printing done, every business man id the
town ought TO be willing to pay liberal
price for Advertising his business, or call
ing; and not only take the paper himself
but use his influence to induce his
! friends aud customers to become sub
lscribers. We hold that 9hc man who
wishes his town to prosper, that he may
prosper with it, should jealousy foster
and support the home paper us a great
lever to be used for that purpose II
the paper has good support, no fear
but the printer will do his share with in.
.crcst in pushing forward the town and
the business Of its people; show him
that his labors are appreciated, and you
will be surprised at the impetus and
vigor OF your encouragement will give
to the columns of the paper. AS you
relieve his MINI from the cares of 'smak-
ing both ends meet" financially, he viii
have more time to bestow on his pancr OF
which every citizen may feel proud, nc
matter where he picks it up. Suppose
you give tho hints thrown out in this
Article little earnest consideration and
see how the matter stands Perhaps the
home paper is not all you could wish to
have it. Try the effect of little prac-
tical support, and you may be astonished
ut tho result.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

GOVERNOR SCOTT ENDoRsRp
Hon. A. p. Aldrich having addressed
some inquiries to an Ohio Democrat, IN.
regard to Gov. Scott, has received the
following reply:
"NAroItos, oH,o, December u, 1906
GA. P. ALpalcu-DKAf Sin. yo,r
line to mo of I'd instant has been recoiy-I
ed. In reply, have to say that have.
been intimately acquainted with Cow
Scott Tor over we n ty years. he'
having all that time been c;.is
zen of our town and County, and 4
have, all that time, and do now, s;Ee-s
with him in politics; yet mus. saw .hst5
the statement &ade by Col. Ws!s, ind
his printed statement you ser. NE. Isl
substantially correct. Gov: Scott IS q
hish-toned, honorable gSRllsmaa; is 8
man of truth and integrity; aiid l.c la.
withal, a very kind-hearted man; and ifl
you shall have any business with linn
you VIII lind him all / have stated Tka
is the way he is estimated here by us5
Democrats.
II wish you and other Democrats Of
South Carolina could see and make The
acquaintance qf GOV. SSott. 1 am sa.ia.3
fed you would feel differently towards
him from what you do now. Very truly
yours, JAMES @ HAi.y.n
In communicating this letter to the
barnwell Sentinel for publication, Judge
Aldrich remarks:
"As certainly would have published
Mr.. Hays response HAD it been unfa-
vOrabls to Got Scott, il is but simple
Justice to give him the benefit. of this
very complimentary notice"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

A company Of ladies hauled : .,,,t,;s
and ladder truck to FIRE recently. ia.
Iowa, and excited the envy of the male
hremen by their heroic efforts 10 ext;n.i
guish the flames. 4
Alta recent fasEiGsaHabld ball in New
York, a msld.mannered mau spproa.hod
an slaborately dressed lady, and said s
"Will you please tell me Whist you hsre9
on A fashion reporter wants ta know s.
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But rather Us If au
EScen,iGh shohld BE
Made out and extended
To you and to M,
As if we had come to
Tho clcss eff tho dag
Without ever having Md
Open, fair play
Iknew I an wrong here,
But when all is done,
The shadow will not be 50 sweet
AS the sun.
So, let the old people
Talk fine as they please
About lives lived over
In holiday ease;
I say, what is case worth,
Laid up high and dry,
With great sonty toe
And rheum in the cyes
And think, if 'twere all
Jhst The satne to tho shelves,
The old folks would rather
Stand up for thenselSes!
And ruh in the race with
The sturdy legged Boys,
And share with the gay girls
Their frolicsB'ne joys;
And, bravels de6aht
OF ail gouty paths.
Tear off the red fannels
Aid, Bufn UP tho canes
And put on the shining
Aid beautiful gear,
And cease to look luerulous
CrsJkcd and queer.
But I, after all, am not
SO set at strife
With the wonderful order
And wisdom OF i,is,
AS dare, If might, to turn
Up and tarn back
The locks, thin and gray,
To tho side, thick and black;
Or boldly to take the
Responsible part
OF saying, If life were
To live from the start,
I'd render up cleaner
Account of my trust.
Or deal with my neighbor
More honest and just.
SO let Us, my darling,
Give praise TO His name.
Who has kept US from siippiag
In pitfalls of shame;
And, wrapt from the chill
or the rough wintst heather,
Go down the lite hll
AS we came up, together
And wnen VIC no longer
Can brave th' rough s.tcr4,
Jhst sleep in tho shelter
" bach others arms.
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POETRY
The othsr Side Of the PIetnre.
nj ALICE CARY.

nj ALICE CARY.
They may talk of oideage
And its pleasures who please,
oftbe roay -cheekedllad on
The grahdfather's knees;
OF the granddaughter, loo,
With her soft golden hair
Hanging over, the back of
His great easy y.cbair;
But i don't quite relish
Tins ofths dag,
Sitting here in my night-cap
Rheumatic and grayl
Ny grandson is surely
A nice little elf,
But then would rather
BE boy for mysclfl
And l love my granddaughter,
So sweet and SO shy,
But I'd rather have gold hair
.Tihiun gfa5, wouidn't ~
4 can't makest seem any way
But justSaueet,
That Ishould have taken on
Year aftcrsoar,
Until my broad shoulders
u Bent under the strain, !;
And,I bad to prop up my
s Weaklcgs With a camel
Aid take to soft cru,ts,
And meal grnei aud milk;
And 60 in a jacket -.
or wool, not of silk,
And carefully garter
My feecyslined hosei
Ana ksep . tharp eye ia
The chd Of my nose!
When think of the time
We #efe married. my deai'i
It scens to me something
Ths. kefeffsn ed las. year.
And l fairly distrst both
My sense and my sight,
When 'a5e UP and see
Tha, your !.oad is SO whitcl
And spite ~, assurance,
can't ,hinh ifs true
That should be |, and
That you should be you
'Tis hard to receive IL
Aud make il seem FAIR,
!. ai,S, Ne bkss.As T.. 4. .s,sss, \. : =
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oRaSsEBuae i E,ys COMPANY
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3 RATks t,P abyERTIsINd,

i Square tst siascfiiah ,aes ...r...... Si.5o
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Administratsf3 Notices, ..:.............So G1;
Notiees of Dismissal OF Guardians, Adj
81 minisifaibss H4ssitofs, &o..........So GO
sss csntrest Advertisements inserted upon the
most liberal terms;
sS S -1:o: 20
MiRRfaGE and FUNERAL NOTICES,
Not sxssediag one Square, iitssttSd withoHt
shsrge.
nsasr-. Terms Cash In. Advance. -gSa /.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-10-18

AORE s CELEBRA FED PLO IFS.
cAsrIRoN, WROUGHT IRON AHD
sTEBL PEows, oserery dsssripli.n.
COIN SHELTERS for hand or Eosss power
c0Es0 sDa Grain Mills.
StraR aa6 Ssalk Cuiteze, Grain Cradles,
BosM PeveFA Tbreshinz Machines,
Saxta Milla, C1Isivatefs, Hosss Hoes,
Germ Piaeters, Carts, Wassss, Wheesbarrows
Gis desz, Pso1S Castings. ..s =,
Eottea and Store Ttueks. Cotton Scrapers,
Bzssard Sweeps and Bull Ts.ETpes.
Or &Aopsls, Cheroa. Coits6 Presses. &e.
HaVAE0. BONE DCST and osAsr Fsrtai.srs,
At vary laR priess.a JOIN MOORE
sng 3S-ssnl iss Fr 'at ST., New YORK.
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r,nks pleasure IN certifying that
lE RIGHAUS BALSAMNo. 2

tss completely earsi ease Of fTertlssy Syphilis
ofRishs Years standing. sdrtrac,ed u the army,
'sftar hevipge1Fepde1 Five Huadead Dollars for
nseaieal attendance. The ease refeFsd tessst he
time Of fcommeneinG 1he use Of Dr.. R1cHAU1s
Rendaiea, Ras esdased b bed, .NtsA aleers %
hesh hsedr enA esuis AnJ eae 3oabting tAe
ah6ss q witkEae fsfskrr PsstlsspllsSS ean y 10
tOyspa By rsesrias y: :.
Eay IS, 1852 Eestarfh, eayRksfe ee., ,0kts.
-. - .e0LE pR0FRIET0R - {
DR. De 3, RICH d kuSs
~ 1sr N6W FORK.
es9l ~ ~
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NANTES, FRANCE, Dee. IS, 1870.
Nr. r. II. Bigger, Baltimore Ma.
=. Ny Dear SiE-I have the honor Of ae-
knevledging the receipt OF 'he 10th ul,ino, con-
taining order for fifteen thousand francs upon
Mcssrs. Taillander & Co., in compliance With our
contract of 18th 0ctober last, lad it il with
pleasure constitute you Sole Ascn. o! tho
United Stales. Central aud South America, for
the sale of Jfasia Asae N;<.sre. which has al
ready accom- pyishcd so much gosd in our own
country and Spain.
This mixture CONTAINS no qniniae, and moth
ing raaferer f6as i.jars the general heath ];
nor is it disasreeable to the taste. purchase d
the prescription OF the celebrated Spanish Physi
clan. D.. PiedTo Gonzalez. after HE retirement
from bis profession, Sho gace ne the assst eos-.
| clnsire pyoofs and .nsSHraHces kas he had used
tie prescription in ir practice Of forty (lo) year'
| vit5eaf lis kariag faited in a tisg,e in~iancs.
lat;n Agae Nirfnye is chiefly composed of
the very best and oldest wine. ard tho patient
need not change bis customary mode OF liyiOg
wills: taking the remedy. Indeed, i, il pie"'-
art tonic, and il taken in small quantities befo'e
breakfast each day. it VIA Prercm ChHi' md
Fevsr in lacaliiiss where minn.a preraifs. The
patient will end that tho Uohn Ayns -Ni.r'Mre
ereffes an appetite, anil that instead ofirjrT;a..
| 1t isserores ike general health. wrrrant the
| Maiia AyHc 3ieture 10 effect cure ia all ease'-
Yours. very Truly,
GUSTAYE DUKANTE.
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Golden BaIsam No. q

VIII save your Hfo, give you sereosth. restore
yonr appetite, reduce swelling, aud saake radl-
eally veil esse Of you n = short spooe Of d@o;
gives immediate relief aad effects radical csrs
in an cases Of kheauatisui. e,iher aea,e, ehsdaie
or iBaxnatogJ, whether fren the above esaSe o.
any other. Price Of either No. I or Ne. Golden
Baisan: $s.3e PsE bottle. or tve bodies Coz
$9.eo.
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hATlN AGUR MIXTURE,
WILL POSITIVELY CURE
: Chills and Fever.

II does not matter If the case 6e chronic,
tirely FROM tie systcrn. We can refer to thcus-
ands in Baltimore who have been relieved by
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DIR. RICHAU's
Golden Balsam No. 9.

Acts ts Ulcers, &e.. sane as No. I; vill eare
Tertisry Hereditary Syphilis, oe Scrofala IN rs
worst icrns, sftsr all other treatment falls.
have tho1sands Of certificates certifying 10 MI
rsesloas cures eGessed By ihese rezeediss. Pa
tienls eat and drink What they hks, and require
no ontwszd application. Thoasands suffer foen
Syphilitie and Nercarial Rheumatism Vhe are
uoe aware Oft; aud defy s1eA 70 obts .
radical cure wilhsat the aid Of these medicines
It's beneficial effects are felt os ooee !, has raised
patients from hospital beds. Ia one week, who
have lain there for years, under The best Prse-
sitionsrs In the City; and is the only radical
cure Tor the worst disease known. Syphilis.
Syphiiitie aud MereuriAl RheunatisD Is thA nos,
painful form Of this disease.
Patients in many instances sre eoa6ned to
their beds for nonths snd yesrs, loosing appetite
fsIliag away IN aesh ill reduced 70 opeFe .skete
,oas. patiently auaisiag the arrival Of death 20
relieve them Of THAR suEerings, to such uOuld
Sey, ny = - s-S-s,~ - = =. =
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re 81 zar.A ss1 fOrgas Nc
.sot of tie anasl Smiles Of Gods
eoodsess; the msraeriais Of Edsa.-
Flowers.
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SCHOOL HISTORIES For FAN 1871
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

~ HERMAN, Al CII0NEEB.-At CTloN SALE OF
p Mines ani II uors, th diy Friday) March a,
otcc (. IS Boaery entire uor store.
consisting of y barrels choice ourbon and i've
Nnisktys casks n, randcs, apple Jack sherry
MiDrA; % Csn1 0hns OF Liquors; cases
brani NJ cher ~ uors &c. Sale positive without re-
scrye 10 suit del
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
BILLIARDS.

A -kAvANAGH& h DECKER'S IMPROVED BILLIARD
IA Tables furnished with the cushion.
At greatly reduced prices New 5xU Tables complete z7b
eacn anu other sizes at corresponding Warerooms
corner OF Canal aud Centre streets.
-bTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
~ y. unequAlsed Tor accuracy Durability md np-
proved by the leading amateurs and playe
constantly hand Tatics prices ranging $3.50
wards also un ique styles tor cweliins houses.
PHELAN CULIENDER, 738 Broadway.
GREAT REVOLUTION IN BILLIARD TABLE
~ Cushiond-You ma nine w. H. ar lFFI1IiS';
they beat the world Tor elasticity angles
Deaneys Patent Cushions applied old taoes
at my factory, ~ Vcsey street
(OoD CnkNcE.-Two COMPLETE rHELAN 4 COL
" leader rabaa cheap " siss ~ West Union square.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
GEOLOGY.

ASF.GUIJSsJ.
LII THINGS REvFhLED-sY MADAME SINGH,
IL clairyOtaDt; charge satisfied;
am see oOa. 100 Thompson steetA ar bieecSer.
TAK. AND MAS. BROUG frOS CAN BE CONst LIED
j. on all diseases aud affairs Of fe aai Hroome street.
MADAME LIZ COMTE, SP.kITUAi Isl, ms IReD
&Vl trance mciinn.ll oilnat p0sil.vt FIeaen ald
i.nSth = oAci =. West Washington utrc, OF
Wgyer ey pla.e an Macdougli street.
SA Al AME hOCitL SpIRlTUAL AND MEDICAL
w cl clhvoyant, can he times from yU. 10
u. 90 i-s iwenty s.A.n atseet.
MALhMo CLARA 4. ALMA DE PARIS fCTARA An
1fl IVNlA. aAr 0t an eco), an1 nrdc III
Clargoyalt CONSULTATIONS Ia EngIsa,
l,z>;s Broadway, opposite 1r..,d tl0tr.
NfADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS GLAZE.
Il trhs past ent aud uturc; Shows keness
husband, tunnNtIal eltUfs wIItcn l5J Fo.ly-us.
sfees, BfoAJway anu seventh avenue.
I.lt. THIRD ArENuE.-MADAME WiDGER. MEDI-
lDD Bus nsss CalFvoyan tells all you ~ KNOW,
losses. numbers, medicines FOR ali Diseases
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

LII The MAGNIFICENT Hor SEHoLD FURNITr RE,
IA PiaHoforie Paintings Bron Ees, Mrrors, Carr cts
Drawing h0om sus oI sale AT less than auction lices
IroS flm 4esylng Iulre li5
street, between rb and sixh ayclues. nrawing noom
Suit covered bocat2 6u for ECO; do l16;
sesg S.5C; bookcase ftagcr,s Clocks rosewood
CHAMBER furnure, Mattresses, eNee lent
tion at hall oIiei4a cost For es wishing purchase
the VII be much letter opportunity than attending bogus
auction sales.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

TAMLS JENKINS AUCroNEFR-WILL SELL AT
puolc auc on, On snir ay asrch 2l at 10 Navcray
pac, near itk avenue, at IL sharp, Carriages
Wagons q al cpuons also Harness. blankets, Eobes
&c, sale positive
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
PROPOSALS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF LONG 1sLAND.-sEALED
~ Proposals Tor thc grading of tho hrst OF the
.enrai na road OF Long Island and the uction
W ! be received by T. G. fofPENHt SEN, q II and
lS The maps, plans and specification can be seen ~ tc
1cc OF Oscar harng eneincer, tho VILLAGE fshi, q.
may be received shall deem the com.
paHy y yn 70 pa March % q PofphhHUsEN. Treasurer
limited STATES. POST OFFICE AND sUs-raGA.
20. l8I A'"''"
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
sea ed propostis vii be oic, OF the Su
pentenden', nnsi u NJ Arr 20, 1871, iurnnig, Do
ssa4 orss a ron IN 81 e. ss new % Pos: er
nasiy Du ~ y asea M Mass a exhibited y drawings
plans ana schedule consisting principally o. ii
iron beams and gir'iers
The work TO b deyered and put in place times as
proyi ed that c door ana tho roof he su.
s4owsd thirty Tor the making putting in place OF
each oor ami ninety days for akng and putting In
The contractors will be permitted the the dcrricks
in pace withoit but wiz required pay Inc lime
of the men employed In working then will De urnishei
scato.dng VIII be furnished by the contractors
The work will not be sublviucl among the dcrcn. bid
Ninety per cent of the will paid the
peon o. each floor the balance the hna competition Of
bids IDS must be accompanied by penal bond in the
o. that The bidder viii accept and perform the
tined by the United states Judge, clerk United States
1ederartmeu the hi 70 reject anv or l bids
be deemed TO the Interest OF the government 70 do
tanned IN this Office and does conform in every respect
TO the requirements OF this advertisement printed
proposals to received from parties who
engaged IN the manufacture OF cast wrought iron work.
who have not tue necessary ac ties for getting
castings or rollea beams E
oee and Boston " ana pn addressed los 70
ORlDLEfJ J. F.BRYANi, Superintendent.