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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

EB-lf any one Graves the refreshing sight Of
a street commissioner WHO says Come, BOYS, -
instead Of go, and who suits the action TO tho
word, they have only to look at Commissioner
Blanchard. And he Is doing good work in his
line, too
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

EXPENSIVE SrRlKE- Sesenteeh hundred iron
miners, at Port Henry, N, T., have struck, be-
cause the company refuse to discharge man
from their employ who is not a member Of the
Miners Association The owners are not dis
posed 10 yield
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

.F-It is more than intlmated that Professor
Wise viii meet with an pn-wisc end.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

Drsmrfp.-The streets Of the village appear
nearly deserted to-day. Taking the muster at
Rutland, the boat ride on lake Champain,
and Temperance Meeting at Mortified, there IL
noticeable diminution in the numbers at
home. Those Of us who are obliged 10 stay at
home, however. feel thankful that so fine day
has been selected for these several matters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

FIRE ~ EAST BgRgsuIRE,-lhc bulldogs of
William Samson, in Eyt Berkshire, were
struck by lightning last Friday, and entirely
consumed. Loss, from 81 900 to 5000 IN
sirei for 81, 100. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

Two DAYS rRorrNc. Arrangements have
been made for two days trot ON the old Gil
man truck, in Montpelier, to take place on
Wednesday and Thursday, August goth and
2lst. The purses amount TO : $50, and The
affair is 10 the hands OF parties who are not
accustomed to make failure in anything they
undertake.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

MONTPELIER NioN ScuooL.--We understand
tie Committee Of the Montpelier Union School
have succeeded in filling all the vacancies with
teachers Of the highest merit, md it is hoped
our school in the future will not he ei1 be.
hind It's high efficiency in the past
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

MoNrrfLma d WELLS RIVER RuuH1Ap.-
Since last Monday night twenty-nine cars OF
iron hnye been received at this end Of the road,
and thirteen at the other. Also, O. steam
shovel, and men to put il in immediate use at
the Nesmith brook Track laying On this end
is within less than a mile Of Marshfeld station,
AMI at the other has reached within two miles
Of Groton. So little more Of the same sort
Of progress viii put IBIS grand enterprise in
ru, operation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

WATER Wongs -Mcssrs Samuel Wells aud
Mahlon Taplin, Of the committee appointed at
the last village meeting 70 recommend some
plan for more extensive water works Toy ibis
village, visited last week. ani inspected the
works at Burlington and vergenue4 They
viii undoubtedly report 10 favor OF bringing
water from Berlin Pond and we have 100 doubt
bat what this plan will be ultimately adopted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

E,pLY YmsrAmEs. Master Gilman Dodge
has shown us a basket Of the product Of the
kitchen garden esrlier than any We have seen,
e,ntaining specimens of corn large enough 20
cook, summer Squashes quito advanced enough
for use, and beets which measured eleven inches
in length and ten inches in circumference.
The corn and beet, were but two ronths and
twelve days frlm the planting. flour seasons
are short, they are certainly active.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

~ Gov Converse has appointed lIEyny X.
Frrtp and llRAa A. IIusE Justices Of the
Peace, to gu the yacancics in the board Of JUS
tees in this town occasioned by the death Of
Hon. Charles Reed and Luther Cross Esq.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

san AmAm-A litlo child Of Mr.. v K1n-
salik aged aboutGneea months. was taken sick
last week and Mrs. Kousllik sat up with it
Monday morning until ahout three O'Clock
when The child appearing very quiet, she laid
down and Sept for about two hours, but when
She awake tho child was dead The afflicted
family have the sympathy Of the entire com
muuity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
OF CONNECTICUT

PhGnix Mutual ....... 1887 2l,57l ,1H
Tho above statement shows tho PHOENIX 10 have
done OVER oSE-QuARrER Of the entire business done
by the eight Hartford Life Companies In 1871.
BRANCH OFFICE PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
AS Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
VI. v. h. BULL, MANAGER.
few LIVE men secure agencies In desirable
territory by applying a. above. e6-s9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
lflrhmun Sc Journal.


ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting Of
the Montpelier Union School District will be
held at the Village Hall, on Wednesday even
ing, August 18Th, ut six o'clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06


NJ j. Francisco, of Rutland, has been ap-
pointed general agent fir Vermont of the Bah
cock Fire Extinguisher, and he will place local
agents in all the principal towns, thus enabling
business men to supply themselves with this
valuable machine for protection against fire. -
Every nenuActory atd business MN should
have one mr. more ut them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

RicnNoND Butter MARKEr. - The market
Monday was active 800 boxes Of cheese sold
farm dairies, 10 to l2ic. sage and factory, II
to l3c. OF butter, 100 tubs sold ordinary, 90
to 2jc. good, 20 to 27c. choice, % to SOC.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
TILpEN LADIES, SEMINARY 1

NV SCHOOL YEAR opens on MONDAY, SEP
TENDER IS, is53. Will parents who have dIsgirrs
70 educate examine catalogue, 70 ascertain u
DO not offer the very advantages they seek and upon
terms entirely satisfaetoryi Apply early to
HIRAM CIRCUIT, A. N Principal,
West Lebanon. n. II.
august ;, 1879 10 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

vE0ErfsE IL composed Of roots banks ADD herbs.
U & vcry nloa-lnl % Llhe- overy .hlld lIke. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
heu Advertisements.
yI,O mi WnnM IT MAY cnN.

TNU AID WHOM TT MAY CON-
L CERN.--Be Il known that my son, Carlos T..
Cl0ugh, having len my home and employ against
my consent ibis IL 10 notify all persons that shall
claim none Of bic wages and pay no debts Of bis
trncting after this date and hereby forbid any and
All persons from harborng or trusting him my
count HENRY II. CLOUGH.
Mortified, August /, 1879. a6-ss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
~ j. DEAVfTT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
And Solicitor Of Claims, Patents and Pensions,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT

Practices IN all the Courts u Vermont, and in the
Courts Of other states Collections made In every part
Of the United States and British Provinces. Divorces
obtained, Mortgages foreclosed Wills snd Deeds
drawn 10 the latest and most approved forms. iou
National Republican., 1873-05-01

CAsrQRJA ls more than q substitute for Castor
on n 4 he ionlf safe article In existence which
ls loerfAin ttc rdgulatt the bowels, cure wind
ohQllo and produce natural sleep. II Ia pleasant
% sssisso ssaisso 4oncSsJffe,ess mothers Of eyly
National Republican., 1873-05-01
THE sMAL1.Pox nosPITAI.


The bonru OF hchtth ~ t.t esNssass"
The Board Of Health, At its last meeting, unan-
imously approved Of the following letter, ad-
dressed to Governor Cooke, In reply TO his com
munication Of the 9sd Inst, transmitting copies
4 .serns so% 81 As me pe% s foT e. pe
setting forth that unless the smAnpox hospital
was at once removed from its present location
work on the jail must stops"
M, Eso,ileucy, SOrr.sr ~ d. ca~t,:
SIN: have the honor 10 acknowledge he re-
in Ioslnq COPIES Of letters from Secretary De.
lano Hon. A. B. Mullett and superintendent OF
the new Jail building, recommending the lmme-
Se ,Ss 81 tns % s ne% for ne
IN reply thereto, am instructed to invite your
attention % .An act making an sppr1o,,ssnon ppo, sa
proved by you Jannary ~, 1879, and which 10
Gates said hospital ION the grounds OF the Wash
inRton asylum" and the bolidlng was erected by
the Board Of Public Works under the Immediate
supervision Of the inspector OF buildinRs.
fhere are now % patients In the hospital, and
In the opinion OF this board their removal there
from at this time would be an act OF inhumanlty,
| and could not be accomplished without serions
| and probably fatal results TO at least portion
| OF the unfortunate victims confined therein, and
while this board Is not willing 70 o., sssSms ,hs
cooperate with the proper authorities in any
| measures looking TO the early removal OF tht
present hospital TO some point more remot,
year the smallpox sick can well he accommo
dated In hospital tents, and Into which oil new
| cases might be taken, and the convalesoent re
| moved from the present hospital a. rapidly a
their Condition will permit. Your RxcellencJ
i 9iil remember that the Board OF Health has NJ
| control over the smallpox hospital, and no au
W % nave stiempted 70 exercise In The premise,
| u such A. has been delegated 10 Us BY yourself
| Win assurance Of respect, remain your mos
obtdient servant, CHniS G. Cox, ", D.,
National Republican., 1873-05-01
THUH, II BHhKP,
Assistant Master Qf TrAnsportAtion-
l. M. COLE
General Ticket Agent
aEO 4 kOONTZ,
ihnH lanaraI AsNnt WAahinHtOn

A LKxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n ktoAksbhtihRpa HA bhthp kkfLSsY kkfLSS'hiA AND fAhnS
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH Nd u sTHRErS
Jg - sS5 ~ 10 ~ la m y bS l ss, sS@
Local trsiSs from, hlelandri. arrivp as follow
esl nj Is.s, sas, sn lo ". II 10 a. m. u 81, IS
Trains mari thus connect with trains on wAsh
ingtQn and Ohio railroad,
dik4T otfHffRsS EXSfffEss. via Riehmond.
caves Wellington 10 ~ D. m daily, except sunday,
Thrpnsh tokets 70 all poinls south and Sonthvcsi
for sale a. the once corner aiith and pennsyiyauin
atenue. and Thirteanth and penns wanna Gvenue,
whare passenger can leave orders fJr bAE.
go g be ehseked At AL hotelh and Saidenoe'
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Crowning n staiuo.

H. Dominlc's church, South washington, was
the scene of very beautiful ceremony last even
ing, the occasion being the crowning Of q statue
Of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The edlnoe was
crowded 10 TepletiOn, and many persons were
unable to gain admission.
Az $50 O'Clock procession OF children, COM
prising the pupils Of the Academy OF the Sacred
Heart Of Mary, conducted by the Dominican Sis
terr and those OF the parochinl school, entered
the church all being arrayed ln white, wearing
heantlful wTeathea and pink tArietan scarfs, and
each bearing a small bouquet There were In
line one hundred aud nifty children, who made
very neat and handsome appearance.
The ceremonies commenced with the singing
Of pretty hymn, entitled "rhe Eve OF May
This was followed by neat and well-dellvered
pOetical address by pretty little miss, named
Mamie Toumey. who presented the crown 10
Rev. =. c. Coll, pastor, who placed IL upon the
statue OF the Blessed Virgin, which VS. placed
10 front OF the altar and handsomely decorated
10 publish this charming little tribute Of limo
Rev, Father Coll then delivered q touching ad-
dress to the children, giving an interesting
sketch OF the history OF the "iuonth OF Mary"
which originated In Rome about three quarters
Of century ago. A. the close OF these appro-
pirate remarks, benedlctiOn Of the blessed sacfa-
ment was gwen, aud the Interesting ceremonies
concluded with the singing OF hymn by the
children, eutlled "HAll, Queen OF the Heavens" ="
Ceremonies similar to the above took place In
the Church Of the Immaculate Conception and
other CathOllc churches yesterday. and In 81.
Aloyslns' and some other churches there VIII be
churches OF the city the devotiOns OF the month
Of May will he obseryed-ln some Of them las At
81 Matthew'sO In the morning, and In Othera (aa
IN ST. DOminlCs) In the evening.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
oEr PoR rnR coal MINES.
First Trip on the Metrspsiitsu RaiirOud-
Dtstinsuishsd Oompany on nu Rneursien.

First Trip on the metropehtau Haiirond-
Distinsuishe cor.pany on .u Ereursien.
the Metropolitan branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, from washington to the Point OF
Rocks where ID oonnects with the main stem,
having been at last cqmpieted, the oficers Of the
party of representative cItlzena, make d tour OF
Inspection Of tho new road, and then, by way Of
a better trip, proceed to Cumberland, and take
S s, !Ns sSss. sGs " Vice Sm Ksss started
from that city by special train at l9,lo, and soon
arrived here, where they Joined the washing
toni.ns, the whole party numbering about forty
The train consisted Of four OF the most mag.
nincent cara Of the company, Including the
President and Vice Presidents, snrsdps
adjunct Conductor Captain Dukehart was IN
charge Of the train, and Mr.. Geo. kocn'E was
The ,rSin win the Jolly party aboard started
| At 1 O'Clock promptly, and were 70 reach Cum
/ berland some time last night where oaatters
| haI bcen provided for them In the new hotel
built by the company for the comfort and con-
To.dsy viii be occupied with a look through
/ the coal regions and then the back track will be
tssen, and home reached some time tomorrow.
Among the guests were Gen. W. T. sherman,
| Gen. Humphrles, Gen. Helntfelman, Commodore
master General Cresweli, senators sargent and
shepherd, Col. J. A. Magruder, b, ?, Brown,
fSSmss wSeeiock. Nessra. J. N. W. Vanden.
hnrg, John o. Evans, Henry semken, J.. W.
Botcler, J. A. Baker, Richard IIaIringten, II. q.
| Pant Lewis J. Davis, Thomas l., Hume, George
| s. Gideon, DIR. A. p. Pardon. !. Y. Cake. and
! others.
The local press was represented BY 8 ~
Kaufman and Q, 3. Noyes. Of the star; John N
Morris, Of the Chronieis; !, N, Burriti, sundsI
Herald, and J. v. Foley, OF the REfupLicAr; Ihs
foreign press by John I. Crow and Frank Rich.
ard son, Of the Baltimore San; =. y. Coourn, o.
the New York Times; JAMES X Young, OF ths
Philadelphia star, and Geo. Alfred Townsend.
| II any crowd "kln" see fun Inspecting new
| railnoad thai crowd aklN."
National Republican., 1873-05-01
-. Amt, Iufapt A,yIuu.

The presidents Of the various Catholic beney-
client societies OF the District and other gentle
men connected with similar charitable orgAnlza-
lion W 4 meet this evening at st. AIMS Infant
asylum, near the circle, for the purpose OF max
ing arTun Rements for the annual festival, TO be
gwen for the benent OF that praiseworthy lnstl-
luton at Analostan island, on Monday and Tues
lay, the "a and sd Of June next
There are now under the fostering care OF this
asylum-depehdent upon its charities for q live
uhOod-ntty-sight poor little orphans, OF ages
varying frOm few days TO ave years, In re-
eeiylng these little watts Of humanity thuA
thrown upon the dlspensations OF this sacred
charity no distinction Is made on account OF
creed or nationality; none are refused Its beno-
fts; all are cared for alike. The good Sisters OF
charity, who have the supervision Of It's affalrs,
and Interesting charge upon the voluntary
rontributlona OF our citizens OF all denomlna-
tons, and we take pleasure In stating that some
n IA most generous benefactOra are PrOtestAnts.
Ine Institution Il now In needy condition,
and as one OF the principal means Of replsnlsh-
ing Its exhausted treasury u tue annual festival,
which Is always an occasion OF mnch pleasure,
we trust that 1t will be hOerally patronlEed ~
All. without regard 20 sect or nationality
i,nr spOt selected for the fesuyal-AnAloatAp
Isla1d-is one Of the most beautiful summer re,
aorts within The District, SUR Ounded as %
,SIth plcturesaue scenes OF land and water. ny
e(-oar TO doongatown, and thence pI lqy.
bosi from the foot OF lliRh street. thp Hl44q Y
very convenient OF access. ", IHl
sYTks SdvsTtiSement OF the festival VIII INlipea)
In due time In the REPUBLICAN, lEJF1 '
National Republican., 1873-05-01
GEoRGETOWN AEFAlRS.


The GRAN MAREn.-Yesterday 800 bushels
OF wheat were received. Sales. a6f1 bushels Of
fair TO good red wheat, at 81 .oosti.s9.
The FISH MARKT.-The receipts At the nsh-
market wharf yesterday were %, 900 herring and
100 shad: sales, herring At topo9sI per thou
sand, and shad NJ tieatis per hundred,
Nh. JoHR u. DoRHKIILT, OF this city, has sold
his farm on the Middle turnpike, two and . half
miles above Falls church, In Fairfax county, 10
James X. o'Heale for the sum OF $4,000.
THE FRKIGHB on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, by general consent OF the boatmen. have
been reduced TO fye cents TO Georgetown aud
Alexandria. The rates, therefore, are now tlSo
and sl.40. ..H ..l
In consequence OF the condition OF High street
occaaloned by the improvements thereon, the
Henry Addison engine and hose carriage have
been removed FROM their house 70 Bridge street,
In order that they may be available IN case OF
nre.
THE RIvER-Arriyed, steamers New York,
from Philadelphia, with general merchandise,
and Lady Of the Lake, from Norfolk, with an as
sorted cargo; schooner Lucy Virginia and Em-
Wy, from Norfolk, with 100, 900 feet tof lumber and
M ahInUiRg
National Republican., 1873-05-01
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"A lady canyhFser 4 wanted

IA lady canyhsSer Ia wanted. "'
Two carpenters are wanted.
Valuable building lots for sale.
A beautiful lot IL offered for sale
Three new nlne.room brick houses arc for ale
The Ninth district Republicans will meet tonight,
J. II. sluier \ Co, bankers, No iti6 PennsylVl.
mia avenue.
a special meeting Of Co. A. Ia l.. will bs hsld
this evening.
Rustic .ehalrs, Settoei, kc. for sale by J, W.
Boteler Droa
The Republican, Of the SinStesnsh dIstrie, will
meet this evening.
John NJ. Young. jr.. has on hand large stock Of
hrstclass oarri ages. ~
johnson A Coley have received . complete stock
Of spring dry goods.
The member. Of Webster Lodse No. TX Of P.
Crtilue on Prof Tyndall's lectures on light, for
sale by J. Hhillington and O. 7. Getty.
DR.. Rlph walsh has removed his once and resi-
denco TO No. 6s fourteenta street northwest
VIM. L. Wall 4 Go. will sell on Friday, May .. a
10 O'CLOCK, an erceileut assortment OF furniture.
The inrodgctory lecture before tie collsgs q
ob.tetIios and dyhneolosy will be dekyored this
FA. Boswell Co. win sell on Saturday. May
half street, between Z and y southwest VI
D. II. Warner will sell sell on Monday, May u. q
New Jersey avenue. 6stwssn D and Z Streets soais
east. o.,
Latimer 4 CIeary viii sell on Thursday. May IS
at O'Clock H. m, NauA be improved real estate OF
Pennayly. ayenue' between First aud Second
IAumer Cleary viii sell on Tuesday, Nay q. q
O'Clock D. m, valuable improved property ON
street northwest between Fourth and FIFTH atfeets
also. on Thursday, MAy = at O'clock ?. M highll
HillArd'h hotel.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
. Arre.r an anirI,narnan.

Yesterday morning onicer Gibson. OF the Mid
die police dlstTict OF baltimore arrived here with
q warrant for the arrest OF Lewis Lepreux, IT,, on
the charge OF assaulting with the intent 70 Kill,
restaurant at the corner OF Central avenue and
Edward street, and It is alleged that accused
vent Into his place intoxicated, and called for
accommodate him with. The assault was made
With a knife, aud several dangerous wounds
we're made. After committing the assault Le-
ing since. The detectives OF this city assisted
N the arrest. Ths onicer returned to Baltimore
hst night with his prisoner
National Republican., 1873-05-01
A. GRANT.
Fine Goods.

very large and select assortment OF boots
and shoes Tor spring wear has Just been re-
ceived by T. 3. 0artreib DO seventh street, cor
neT Of q.
In order to meet the requirements Of bis large
and Increasing business, . much larger stock
has been purchased than at any previous time.
Great care has been taken In the selection OF
styles and kinds from the most noted makers In
the country.
Mr. GATtren feels confident that he can now
offer greater Inducements than any similar es-
tablishment In the country.
BuHs nne shoes for ladies, misses and chil-
dreh q speciality,
National Republican., 1873-05-01

OH 10; IsOl cnoIcE SPRING JSew No, 'o0
mist. ! STOCK 1th st.
AT MARKRITER'S,
PAPERiTAN0INGs, WINDOW SHADES,
embracing all grades Of PaperhanRings and
window Shades; also, choice Paintings, kngray.
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Gilt,
Velvet, &c,; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, fmned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, Sc. n
National Republican., 1873-05-01
NnonIIa CeOInuT IInImenI

aches, painS, sweiings, frost. bites, caEedl
breasts, burns, scAlds, salt-Theum, &c,, upon the
human frame, and strains, spawn, gals, 4c,,
upon animals In one year, than all other pre-
the recipe OF the Linlnent and certificates Of
remarkable cuTeA accompany each bottle, and
will be sent gratis 10 any one, II ls no humbuk.
There Is no palm which II will not relieve, no
swelling Il will not subdue, or lamenets II win
National Republican., 1873-05-01

Trains leaving wsshinston At o. and 10 ~ 4 m
and ~ !. connect at bowie with trains for MARI
boro. leaving bowie Al % and u % a m. and H
p Pr srriylns al Marlboro At els a. IN. and iS'is
ifsina arriving at Washington al ss .. m and
80 and 10 p m connect a Bowie with trains leav
PassenRera leaving their orderH ~ 1icket Ofnoa
north vesi corner Thirteenth and pennsylvaniA ave
nue. can have their baggage called for aud CHECKED
hotels aud se,idense- TO AZ goinn hoEth sna
Ipdianapolis, Loui,ytlle, st ionis. New Orleans
North; Northwest, West and south vest
FL RYlR9AAhhhf, Rl9Ah *, asn snperin,ssnd.,nt s..nh, %
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Owner wnnted.

Last night while John O'NeaI private watch
man for Mr.. N. b, Fugltt, was making his rounds
through the lumber yard he espied colored man
sitting on the lumber trying u pry open yallse
with q chlsel. As the officeT approached the
man drew q razor, which must have aston
lshed the Ofiicer completely, a. the man escaped.
the yallse was turned over to Osficers Arnold
and MilsteAd, and from the paperr lett was rec
pgniZed as the property OF Mr.. 8. d. Williamson.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
NRRAT PKNNsYLyANIA ROUTE
pRorosAIs FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
l. STRAW
D DEEor 9gARrsnx.srnn,s OFFICE,


p, DEPOT ogARrBnS,srEn,s oIrIcE.l
Sealed propusa . IN duplicate, with copy OF this
Advertisement attached 10 each will DO received at
his once until y oc,ock m. On TULADAY, June 3,
lslg, for furnishing this depot with hive thousspd
ts.Oy gross tons Tor such lees quantity as may be
sn pee sseS am he 81 @sf s y
amount to ten thonss nd tio ooIJ tons II reqnirtd
The Goal must be delivered u such times and at
sroh Plsoes in the city Of Philadephia 4 may be
SsGS sS ssSGns a e ne pSSd m
Ssysfsd fOr uss he Jnsd ststss AIssnss Y T ss
b delivered without additional eipsnse % the
United States. The balance t1 be delivered on
board Of yesse A. this port Tho coal TO be In good
order hnd condition. fire. om slate, bone dust ~
receipt by tie United Biatey, =. =
Also, the same time aud place, bids will be re.
ctived for furnishing this depot with such quaint.
ties OF Corn. OAts, Hay, stray aud KndlinE Wood
- may be reqlirsd IN this city for ons year rom
lRs nT,t day 2i Jnly, isIs: ths forass. syrav and
pSSs. IN The es '; = and may bs sade a.
reeted. without additional expense TO the United
States, All grain TO be Of best quality free from
dust, dirt or other impurities; Oats. " pounds 70
the bnAhel; Corn, % pounds to the buAhel; Hay Of
20; saSy: knSas g e e. q Sess si
Tne usual eonditionS imposed on bidders and
contractors will be observed
Envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed
proPo'sls Ior afnsl Forge or straw. ss the case
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