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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
Best Thoughts of Charles D;cksns,

We have received the fifth number
of tho above named publication. |,
begins with the letter II and contains
the selections arranged for that letter
through S, without exhau>ting those
arranged for Il. Like all tho proceed,
ing numbers, it has rich store OF
quotations from the works of Englands
bcst modern novelist aud deserves n
place in every home.
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JOSH RECEIVED.

Car load Flour, including all grades,
J Car lond White Winter Seed Oats,
Car load slack Winter Seed Oats,
Car load Red Rust "rroof" Sec Oats,
alackerel, in kits, quarter and half bar
rcls. Long Clear nndC. r. White and Smok-
cd Bacon. Hams and Shoulders, all grades
OF Sugar Rio and Java, and Parched Java
Coffee. Black and 0unpowder Tea. Raisins,
Citron, Currents, Pine Apples, Fresh Peach
es, Oysters, Lobstcrs, Salmon, Sardincs
Club Fish, Smok, Herring, Rye. Barley,
Glover, Orchard, Timothy and Blue Grass
Seed.
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The Canal Across The Scrk.

City Engineer Barbot commenced
on Tuesday last survey of tho route
for tho proposed canal across Charles
ton Ncck,to connect the Ashley aud
Cooper rivers. lie has already com.
pleted about ono mile of the survey,
having ascertaincd tho lowest tide
level on tho Ashley River eide and
located that mouth of the canal
Charleston NeUs.
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wIMM $B ORO.
Wednesday Morning, Nov. 81. 1879 .
II. ROSS ROBERTSON, Editor.

Das" Correspondence solicited from every
section Of the country.
Our columns arc open 10 all for free
discussion OF my principle, theory or idea
but we nrc in no wny responsible for the views
or opinions Of correspondents
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

Fine Cigars.
10 lovers Of good cigars VIC recon-
mend our friend John D. McCarley.
If there is any hotter "wecd" in
town than what he has, We have not
n.cn able, up to tho present writing,
t, find it. by all Meals give John Il
call. Sec Lis advertisement in to-
days is ue.
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Gl,aro.

Guaro.
Mr.. J. n. Rolson in to.da5s issue
aAre.,i>cs his annual announcement
to planters. Mr.. Robson, has for
over thirty five years, dealt exclusive.
ly in fertilizers, and knows whereof
he speaks. We cbeerfully recon-
mend him to all of our planting
f'i.uds who desire n supply of his
Soluble Pacific Guano. Read his
card and SEQ what inducements are
offered.
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Sale of Real Estate.

IN Monday, the I'd day u, December
" next, in from, Of the Cuur H.u.r ia
the Town Of WinnS"or". in the ",rr, -,
Fairfield. will rroc"od ell -, L..
auction 10 the hi: hcsi bi der. III" f,' nv ~ ,
descrlhed zeal estate. the property Of t"c
late John McKinn y t." wit.
LIST. The house known ~ thc "Crawinr.i
House, with onc acre Of ground aclcd
thereto.
2d. The house known MS the "Homc
Plncc," with necessary ont building. and n
cnpiial wtll Of water, with five and ono
half acres, more or less, attached.
Tc,ms made known on cay of sale. The
above property may ht treated for ut psi
va,e sale between this and the day of sale.
JNO. II. CATGlCART.
Agt. for MARY MCKINNEY.
nov l6-tl
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Reasonable Prices.

Reasonable Prices.
The Petersburg Appeal gives an
evidence in tho annexed that poor
people can purchase subsistence at
moderate prices in that city:
"Drossed hogs have appeared in the
market and sell Mt retail from 8 to 81
cents per pound. Large lots would
not probably bring more than II
cents per pound.
"Tho market is we'll supplied with
beef 1t is quoted at from to 6
cents per pound. gross"
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Epizooty.
This malady appears to bo abating
somewhat. We learn that it is pre-
vailing some distance in tho country.
Our farmer friends need have no
no fears about coming 10 towa as their
stock +" i'll take the disease rs quick
IN the country as in town.
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Mail Irregularities.

One Of the most provoking annoy.
oncos of the times is the irregularities
OF tho mails. (The ladies would say
males, but we insist on ma'7s.) Ere.
quently of lato we have failed to get
our Columbia and Charlotte exchang-
es the day they are published, a
disappointment that there is no ex.
cusc for whatever. We have known
our Columbia mail to 60 all tho way
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Election Decision,

Election Decision.
The State Board Of Canvassers b ,yc
declared the election in this County
as follows: Sentor, Sanders Ford ;
prescDtatives; Isaac Miller, Levi
Loe, and NJ. S. Miller; Sheriff, l..
W. Duvail Clerk Of Court, S. B.
Clowney Judge of Probate, w. NJ.
Nelson School Commissioner, w. j..
Crawford ; Coroner, 8. w. Ruff {;
County Commissioners, II. l.. Elliott,
Henry Jacobs, and John NJ. Martin.
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New Advortisem .nts.

NOW AdVortlSem 'ntS.
See notices of Sam'l r. Johnston,
Excctor.
In Bankruptcy--R. NJ. Wallace,
U. S. Marshal.
Stono Phosphate--Bacot & Co.
Read the numerous advertise mcnts
Of Woodward & Law.
Kerosenc-U. G. Dcsportcs & Go.
Blue and White Fish, Cheese &c
I. G. Dee po, tes & Co.
See uo.icc Of tie Carolina National
Bulk.
Just Neceivei-Bsaty & Bro.
Not;ce-R. j. McCarIcy.
N"t:ce-James NJ. n.ly.
Notice to Grand Jurors b,
C'owncy, Clerk of Court.
Surniture-R. w. Phillips,
Flesh Arrivals Mcintyre l. Co.
O.unges-R J. McCarley,
BY reference to our ADVERTISING
column it will be seen that Mr.. j.
D. McCarley has the horse malady.
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Extraorli !aYy Proceedings,

We print below an o,lcr granted
by Judge Melton at Chambers on
Monday 'nst. II will bc seen that
the County Auditors in the State are
each required to show cause on tho
23rd instant, why they should not be
cnjoincd from levy ing or causing to
be levied the taxes, >utho,iz.d aud
directed to 10 levied b. Comptroller
Gen. Ncaglc in his circular losscr of
III instant. The case ia ono Of pc
culiar interest, and affects very mate.
rally the taxpayers of the Safe.
Pending the order refcrred to. the
County Treasurers are strickly C. join-
ed and restrained from collecting any
taxes under the proposed levy.
The following is the order of Judge
Melton
STATE OF Souru CAnoL1xA. Rlcu>
LAND torNlY .--The State If :, nth
C"rvlina, E, rr|1j"m the Alnrne,
General anu +. J.. C.rdozl, Treas.
urcr elect, plaintiffs, vs.. NJ. J. CAL
nan, as Auditor of Rlchland Couu.
ty, and others as County Auditors
aud Country T,eaSurcr<, defendants.
Order TO show canSc.
On reading the complaint in the
above entitled cause, and, on motion
of the Attorney General, with whom
are Melton & Clark, of counsel Tor the
plaintiff, il is ordered that the dcfen-
dants named in the said complaint, as
the County Auditors If the State do
show cause before me, at the Court
House, in Columbia, on the 23l day
OF November, instant, at o'clock 4.
NJ, why the said d,fendauts, the
County Auditors Of the several Coun-
ties Of the State, their agents, depu-
tics and attorneys, and each and every
Of them, should not be enjoined and
restrained, until further order in this
cause to be made, from levying or
causing to be levied the taxes, or any
part thereof, authorized and directed
to bc levied by Hon. j. l.. Ncaglc,
the Comptrollcr General of the State,
~ and ny certain circular letter,
dated November l3, 1872, addressed
to the defendants as County Auditors
of the several Counties Of the State,
and from lcvyirg or causing to Lc lc
wed any taxes under thc authority Of
the Joint reSo,vtion of March Is,
1872, entitled "Jont Resolution au.
thorizlng aud directing the State Au
ditor and County Commissioners to
levy certain taX"s,' and from lcvying
or causing to be levied any tax to IA,
The interest Oh the bonds and stucks
ot the state, or amy r"itiun thereof.
And it is further ordered, that the
defendants named in said complaint as
the County Trcnsurcrs of tho several
Counties Of the State, do SHOW cause
before me, at the aforementioned
time and place, why the said Defend
ants, the County TreaSnrers of the
several Counties Of this State, their
agents, deputies anI attorneys, and
each and every Of them, should not
be restrained and cnjoined from col
lectlng, or causing to be collected, any
taXos levied, or to be levied, By the
County Auditors pf their respective
Counties, under the authority of Il
certain circular letter, issued Gy the
Comptroller General Of tie State,
hercinbetore referred TO, dated No.
vember l3, 1872, aud Ilum c,ilcc. ins,
or @ .uSitu to b. rui c,pt any x.,
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NOTICE,

u LII persons knowing themselves indcb.
ted to the rdersigncd, will please come
forward and settle their accounts before
the 10Th December, rs further indulgence
cannot be given. Those failing to come
forward by said .imo will hnvo their nc
counts placed in the hands Of m attorney
for collection.
nov II g' II. J. MCCARTNEY.
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Shooting.
Frank Lynch, acting in the capaci.
ty Of private watchman at the G. G. &
a. Railroad, in Co&nbia, shot Jack
Manning, last Tuesday night, while
in the act of carrying off a kit Of fish
from the depot. Manning is supposed
to be mortally wounded. Lynch has
been arrested.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

Public Installation.
We have been requested to state
that the officers of the Wipnsboro
Grange No. 20, Patrons Of iIusban
ry, will be installed next Saturday at
the Thespian Hall. The public gem
orally and friends of the order esp,.
cially, are invited to lie present.
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GESogEsD
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Josh Billings says: "Whenevor
find real. handsome woman cugag.
Cd in "immin's rights Dizziness, then
am going to take my hat under my
arm and jino thc procession"
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Thanksgiving.
BY proclamation of Gov. Scott,
next Thursday is set apart as a day
"f thanksgiving and prayer
We hope to see the day pro-
pc,ly observed. We have some
things to be thankful for, hut much
more to pray for. We presume that
services will be he'd in most Of our
churches.
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respect, as the matter from this dis.
tempor is rank poison to the human
81 stem.
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Mournful Amictlon.

Mournful Affictlon.
1t is our melancholy province this
mo'nlAg to record the death Of little
Louise Dwight, cldes. child of Cant
W. VI. Dwight, which occurred on
Thursday night last. ~ few days since
she was attacked by that fatal disease
diptheria, and 1t was hoped that she
would struggle successfully with it,
But dea h claimel her as It's victim.
aud she now sleeps in the arms of her
Saviour.
May kind Providence look with
pity and compassion upon those he
has seen fit to aillct, aid give them
that solaco for their grief that cometh
OILY from above. May the chastcn.
ing rod, so heavily laid upon them,
be stayed. and may they take comfort
in their narrowing bereavement in
these words, that "whom the Lord
loveth, lie cha>tcncth."
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Cotton Market.

Cotton Market.
For the past week $50 bales
of cotton have been sold in this mar
ket at prices ranging from l65 to l7a
cents,
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Fire.
The gin house of Mr.. II. i. El.
lott, situated seven miles east Of this
place was burned last Tuesday even
lug, together with about thirty.Gvo
balcs Of cotton. The fire was caused
from negligence.
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General Assembly.

General Assembly.
The General Assembly of this
State canvcnca iii Columbia to day.
Lookout for hot times, and keep your
hands on ycur pocket books whenever
YOU 20 to columbia.
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Legislative Candidates for U. S. Sena

Legislative Candidates for U. S. Sena-
tor.
There are four prominent candi.
dates In the field. Patterson repre-
sen's tho railroad mciicl interest
A',es tie soalaw"gs; Elliott the mig.
a'l. ~r> Gov. Scott the carre'-bagger..
Judging from tho character of the
several candidates, We would rccc m.
mend the Legislature to rcpudiatc the
whole batch of them. aEl elect good
sound Conservative gentlemen, who
will honestly represent the interests
of the whole State. Such a man can
be found in almost every County in
the State, and We think the Grant
party had better take the matter int
serious consideration.
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local @0uib8.

Court.
Tho Circuit Court for this County
opens next Monday. Judge T. j.
Mackcy will preside.
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Nv no 'Sputes 1t 2"

"Wno 'Sputes 1t ?"
We are gratiGed to learn that on a
fair comparison of prices, our town
stands "a No. l." above Ill the iutc-
rior towns in tho Sta,e in regard to
prices paid for the great stap pie Of cot
ton, and that receipts are FAR above
the production. We 90 know that
cotton has been sold in " Winnsboro
brought on wegcLs from Kershuw,
Chester, Lancaster, n ,whe.ry and
h'ch and. Why7 Fr:t because the
prices are cqnai--and secondly he.
c:nas our merchants give fair honest,
just weights. Everything IN tho
grocery lite, too, are sold at equally
low prices, and cash seems to be abun.
dant.
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to Charlotte and return to us next
day. Such neglect as this is simply
outrageous. The newspaper men say
it is not their fault, therefore It must
lie with the mail agents. If the
Government would select mon for
their competency, and not for their
so. called loyslty, we don't think we
would have2eecasion to complain.
-Ae-o~~~-~~~~>~~~~
G "The Bank OF Newberry paid
pad out $3l0 600 for cotton transnc-
,ion' during the month Of October"
We have no Bank in Winnsboro.
Yet, three of our most prominent
merchants paid out $267,Oo0 for cot.
ton in October. One Of whom check
cd on New York for S95,cOO in one
month.
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Good assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods
very low. WOODWARD & Law.
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Cassimcrcs and Cloths 81 to ST per yard.
WOODWARD & LAW.
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TO TNTE
CITIZENS Of FAIRFIELD |
To One and All!
CALL AT THE STORE
S. WOLFE.

Where you will find him ready to sup
ply al yonr wants, having one Of tho
largest and best solicited stocks of Gooda
that the Northern Markers afford. TO tho
Ladies who need Dress Goods. and even those
who may need something elegant TO make
up TROSSEAU, l would say that 7
thought of them, in selecting few beau.i-
ful Silks, Memrinoea. Dclnjncs and Pom
Inns. in white and colors, and every other
ariolc necessary for n complete OUTFIT;
and 10 tho public in general, would saw.
give me call before you purchase your
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y large stock of Jeans 20c. to 81 at
WOODWARD & Law.
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If You want good Hat, come with tho
cash TO WOODWARD & Law.
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A SAVINGS EBANES.

Gents Furnishing Goods speciality nl
WQOUW ARD & LAW
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Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys. any
price you wish. Call en- WOODWARD L.
LAW
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eldest son Of Thomas and Mary Ward, aged 20 years.
10 months and days.

eldest son Of Thomas and Mary Ward, aged 20 years.
10 months and days.
Afction sore long time he bore;
Physicians str0ve in vain
It'll God ABOVE, In His great love,
Released HIM rom his pain
Sleep on, beloved; sleep and take thy rest;
Lay down thine head upon thy SaviOur's breast.
We loved thee well but Jesus loved thee best.
Calm Is thy slumber az an Infants sleep;
But thou shalt wake no more to toll and weep
Thine Is 3perfect rest, secure and Deep
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral this
"wednesday afternoon July II, at one O'Clock,
from the residence Of his parents, 227 West Six
Derby (Englandl papers please copy.
WALKER-0n Monday, July 10. CHARLES W.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
Washington square Methodist Episcopal church, on
Thursday the 18th instant, at hapast one O'Clock,
NEPTUNE LODGE. No. 81, F. AND A. NJ
BRETHREN-You are hereby summoned to attend a
Room, corner Of Bowery and Blocker street, on
Thursday, 18th instant, at twelve O'Clock sharp to
Sttend the funeral Of our late Brother Charles w.
IA, II. A. NJ, and Ivanhoe Commandery No. 80,
K. T., are Materially invited to , sttend u....
JOHN NIXON Secretary.
wALTER.-On Monday, July Is, GEORGE HARRIS
only child Of William and Emma Walter, grandson
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his parents 1e2 VIII
loughby street. Brooklyn, this afternoon, at three
DEN, in the 10th year Of his age.
Epso pefs w as DG sss the sps
O'clock n The f[lsnds Of the family are respsct
W0oDsmIn 2, Bath On Monday JSy 49, OLIVE I'VE
late Hon. Reuben Robbie.
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THE FRANCO.GERMAN CONVENTION.

Terms and Mode OF Payment OF the Re.
naming Indebtedness Of France to Ger
many.
The following Is translation OF the text OF the
convention, signed on Saturday, the 10th ut., be-
tween France and GERMANY
The President of the French Republic and His Ma
jesty the Emperor OF Germany having resolved to
settle by special convention the execution OF the
third and fourth articles OF the Preliminary Treaty OF
Versailles February 49, 1871 and OF the seventh ari
Gle OF the Treaty Of Peace Of Frankorton the Main
OF May TO- 1871 have appointed for that purpose as
their plenpotentiares the President OF the French
Republic, N. Charles de Remusat, Minister Of
Germany, Count Harry Won Arnim, his Ambassador
to the French Republic, who, having come to an
agreement upon the terms and mode OF payment Of
the sum of three mlliards due from France to Ger
many, and also as to the gradual evacuation OF the
French departments occupied by the German army
and after having exchanged their full powers. which
were found to be In good and proper form, have
agreed as fOllOws:-
France undertakes to pay the ,aid sum q
mliard of francs in two months after the exchange 81
s4 g n; S1f
on March l. 1874 millisrd Of francs on March 1875
ae s s @ S @ @ a
i ar s but M may Ct
tho In Ss 81 s s
VERNE Sas @ line Of the seventh
d. ss Of the OF Of q = III %
in force for ali payments that may be made by virtue Of
Am. S~His Majesty the Emperor Of Germany will
cause his troops to cyacuate the Departments of the
Marine and the Haute Marne fifteen days after the pay
ment of one half milisrd the Departments of the Ar
the second milard the Departments OF the Meuse and
a S s the S Of sss of Rs
and Of the interest remaining due.
ss he q S swS % "a ss s s
the hrd marS sanc A., Which in SSn
shall be substituted for territorial thus
cepted and recognized as sufficient by Germany.
Art smThs Interest Of Aye per cent upon the suns
March2 1872 shall cease ip PROPORTION the said
shall have been paid either at the dates xed BY the
present Convention prior those dates according TO
amounts remaining unpaid shall continue " be payable
on March Of each year The last payment OF Interest
shall be made ct the same time as the paymeh'o 'no
ART 6-In the event of the number Of the German
sSps s
the said troops shall be reduced proporuOnae VIII"
Aar Until the complete evacuation Of the French
70 rritory the departing evacuated III con-
formty with article shall be neutrslzed IN minary
than the garrsons which shall be requisite for the main
tensnce Of order France shall construct no new FORTH
Majesty the Emperor OF Germany HIS part engages
moi 10 In the occupied departments any other
ART s-His Majesty the Emperor Of Germany reserves
to himself the right q reoccupyng the evacuated de
Arr 9The tons OF the present treaty by the
President Of the french Republic on the part and By
be nged Versailles within the space Of ten days.
sooner II II be practicable.
In faith OF which the respective penipotentiarics
have signed the present document aud anixed 70 IL
the seal OF their arms
Done Ut Versailles, June 20, 1872. REMUsAT.
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There were 1903 cases on the calendar OF the Spe.
cial Sessions Court yesterday morning, all Of which
were disposed OF by Judges Hogan, Ledwith and
Scott in the usual expeditions manner or these
cases SO were for assault and battery, FOR cruelty
Is for petty larceny.
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A UCTION.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
"A Handsome and gentcel Household Furniture
ct The private residence 263 West Forty street
A UCTION SALE. '''------. 49, --...>,,-
IA Elegant Household Furniture.
THIS DAY "wednesday,

' near stR ~, commencing at iOa O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suits Marie a AmtSn M
rcrs Curtains Paintings Bronzes Clocks ~
snoortc celebrated maker rosewood walnut Bureaus,
Basement Kitchen Furnure Furniture seryants apart
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THE INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS-.
The Opening Day in tho Middle Temple
Hall, London.

List Of the Representatives Of the Different Ma
tons Present-Lord Carnarvon's Opening Ad-
dress-He Apologies for the Course Of the
Government Toward tho Congress
John Bull Will Not Loose His Purse
strings-Noble Lords Blush
ing for Their Country
First Days Proceedings
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE, EAST RIVER BRIDGE
Sealed proposals Will be received to July 20 872for
the delivery Of cubic yards OF cut granite face stone,
for the Brooklyn tower during the months Of September
October and November: Plans and specifications t9 be
posas viii be directed to the New York Bridge Company,
corner OF Front and Fulton streets Brooklyn, N. Y
NEW YoRk, July IL 1871
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived at the office Of the Clerk Of the Department OF
Public Instruction, Of Grand and Elm Streets on
By the school Trustees the Fifth ward until 10 o'clock
A. H., for the Steam Heating Apparatus for Grammar
By the School Trustees of the Ninth ward, until 1OK
O'Clock A. M Tor additions to the Steam Heating Appars-
tus in Grammar Schools Nos 8 and a. 49,,
O'Clock A. M for the Steam Heating Apparatus for Gram
By the School trustees of the Sixteenth ward. until TX
O'Clock A. NJ for additions to the Steam Heating Appara
tus in Grammar School No. So.
BY the School Trustees of the Eighteenth ward until IL
o'clock M for she Steam Heating Apparatus for Gram
By the School Trustees Of the Nineteenth ward until
l2X O'clock NJ for the Steam Heating Apparatus for
BY the School Trustees OF the Twentieth ward, until
o'clock NJ for the Steam Heating Apparatus for Gram
School 49, also for to the Steam Heating APP
paratus In Grammar School 70
Plans aud be seen at the ONCE Of the
Of Buildings and Repairs LAG Grand street.
Two responsible and approved suretes will required
from each successful bidder Proposals will not be con-
The the right 70 reject any or all Of the
PROPOSALS offered. :. = = 80 - r.