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people at the coming election, as its unwarran-
table intrusion merits it will ever after be a
dlstracting and irritating question in party poll
tics, to the injury of all the real and substan-
tial interests of the State.
But the pamphlet have referred to deserves
notice for other reasons than its appeal to the
polls at the coming election. Several pages of it
are taken up in dissenting upon the extravagant
expenditures of the people of Virginia, especial
ly In the two attractive items of dogs and whs-
key" To show how careful and moderate the
statements of this pamphlet are, quote two
sentences, one from the chapter on dogs" as
follows, I'VE spend say two millions year, in
feeding our 10000 dogs and inrepairing their
damages. !"
From Oh. on whiskey "We speak by the
book when We say that the destruction of the
entire 1teot crop Of Virginia every gear a0ould
not 1nttict upOn the state as great loss of
sceatth as as inflicted By the needless consumption
81 drdent spuats 1t is useless to undertake to
combat such statements by argument, but it is
pertinent to enquire whether these 'spreeepts
from the cynic tub praising the lean and callow
| Abstinence" are designed to prepare the public
| mind tor system of sumptuary laws regulat-
| ting dress, diet and dogs by statutory provi-
| sion?
The Go. Supt. of Schools undertook some
| time ago to correct what he called my mis-
| calculations" 1t is not my place to speak of
his success in the undertaking. |, however,
hasten to acknowledge his kindness in correct
ing in his last article, an Important "miscalcu-
| lation' | had made in reference to the cost of
public free school education. In former COM
munication my calculation was based on the
suppostion that the sum of $29, 963 26, the total
amount expended in this county, represented
the entire cost of the system to the tax. payers
of Augusta Co. But now learn that to this
sum We must add $8.2O0.0O, the excess paid
into the State Treasury by the county over
what she draws therefrom. We then have as
the cost ofthe system to thecounty for the year
the sum $3S, l63 26, which makes the tuition
Of each enrolled scholar $75S or $l.51 per
month, the schools continuing months, and
the enrolled scholars 5,O40. The average at
tendance however vas 1856, which gives
SPA per pupil or $2.48 per month. And in
addition to this, in many, if not in all the
schools OF the country, the salaries of the
teachers have been supplemented by oontribu-
tions from the patrons of the achooi. These
contributions falling upon few and they the
principal Taxpayers. So that the system has
not even the sorry advantage of cheapness tc
recommend i. to the people--but is onerous
inefficient and expensive. However auitable
the system may be for large towns and cities
it is utterly unsuited to the sparse population
OF the country, FARMER.
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G. G. O. e. Rs Connections.

President Huntington. informed one of his
Big Sandy Railroad contractors, last week, that
the money was on hand to SO to work on that
Road within 30 days aud the work pushed right
along. One Of its first officers, recently over
the road, informed Us that Slides become less
frequent every week and that the condition OF
the work was SO good as to allow decrease in
working force from 1900 to 800 hands re-
Gently and it would still! further be decreased,
and all hands sent on the Big Sandy.
In regard to Clifton Forge connection with
Richmond OF Lynchburg, be said that would
come in good time, after the western connec-
tons were completed and the local and through
traffic developed and increased enough to JUS
tify it-ssy in FIVE years. Work would soou
be commenced on shops at Stanton and Hin
ton, and the 80 feet taken off CARRIERS Hill
to give room for mere tracks here. He confirms
our statement about eastern terminus Press
Huntington aud Mr. Lowe, of New York, were
highly grati6ed at the condition of the work
aud earnest in their praises of Col. Whitcomb
the first Engineer of bis day. An immense
travel from both east and west looked for this
Summer and every preparation made to accom-
date it.
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NeaC Advertisements.
MUSICAL CfDNyENyEON

"A held at Mountain View Chapel, near
New Hope in Augusta county, Va, commencing
JUN E 3rd, at 10 o'clock, A. M, and continuin g
81. Evans, conductor of the valley" "Shenan-
doah" and Alexandra Musical Associations y
whose well known ability and refined taste as q
musical director is guarantee of success
The exercises will consist of instruction in Vocal
Training, Articulation. Enumeration, Pronun-
citation and the principles of Musical Elocutiou
generally, together with the practice Of Church
Psalmody and choice selection of Opera and
Oratorio Choruses Solos. Duets and Quartettes
by the best ancient and modern composers, and
will form rare musical treat, to be given at the
concert on Friday evening the 9Th Of June
1t IS hoped that all persons taking pert in the
singing aoiU be present at the first session. Fur
ther particulars may be obtained by addressing.
DIR. Tom WILSON, VIM. PATTERSON,
ST.. G. CoINEH, K B. CoINER,
Ed. JONES, WM MANN, GIDEON BARNHARr,
Committee of Arrangements.
naV20-2t-VindicatOr eonv
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REAL ESTA TIE.
By virtue of deed dated 18th of February,
1861, executed by George A. Hanger to VIM. Il.
Baylor, in which the undersigned, Preston A.
Baylor, has been substituted by order of the
County Court of Augusta county, as Trustee, l
will proceed on
SATURDAY,, MA Y PATH, 1873,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder.
on the premises, two valuable well watered and
timbered tracts of land, situated on the North
bank of Middle River, in Augusta county, six
miles and a half Northwest of Staunton.
One tract contains about lo4 acres, on which
is good comfortable two story frame dwelling,
containing eight commodous rooms, and also q
convenient smoke-house, barn, and all other ne
cessary out buildings water convenient-cis-
tern being Immediately at the house, and spring
i one hundred yards distant from it. There is al
\ so good merchant mill and saw mill one hun
bred Yards distant. The land is principally rOl
ling, but under a fine state Of cultivation-one
half or more of which produces well-the res
well timbered.
The other trsct contains 26l acres, only
two. thirds of which will be sold. It is of tht
same quality as the former and possesses like ad
vantagEs, being in q pleasant neighhorhood.-
The two tracts will be sold either separately o.
together. A sale will be made privately to any
one calling on me at my law office.
PRESTON A BAYLOR,
,,oo1e ot Substituted Trustee
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Rock
BRIDGE, APRIL 23rd, 1878.


The foLLoioi7lq Order. acas Entered
In pursuance of the act of the General AS
sembly of Virginia in such case made and pro-
vided it is ordered:
l, That the times for holding the Courts for
the thirteenth Judicial Circuit from and after
the first day of August 1878, be fixed as follows:
For the County of Rock5rtdge-
on the tenth day of February tenth day of Nay
and tenth day of September.
For the County Of augusta
On the first day of March, first day of June,
and first day of October.
For the County Of Highland
On the thirteenth day of April, thirteenth day
of August, and thirteenth day of November.
For the County of Bate
On the twentieth day of April, twentieth day
of August, and twentieth day of November.
For the County Of Allegheny
On the twenty fifth day of April, twenty fifth
day Of August, and twenty-ffth day of Novem-
Der in each year.
g That until the foregoing order takes effect,
the Courts shall be held heretofore provided,
to-wit: For the county of Highland on the third
day of May for the county of Bath on twelfth
day of May, and for the county of Augusta on
the first day of June.
8 The Clerk of this Court will certify copy
of this order to the Clerks of the Circuit Courts
of Augusta, Highland, Bath and Allegheny,
who Will enter the same in their respective law
order books and also to the Keeper OF the Rolls
and the Secretary OF the Commonwealth
he will cause copy Of this order to be
pu blished for four weeks in all the newspapers
published in the Circuit
A cUpy-teste.
ap29-4t JOHN g. BOUDE. clerk.
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Legnl Notices.

u suance of an order of the county court of
Augusta, at April term. 1873, in the case OF Ma
~ K. Harper VS. John Harper, Executor of Jo-
senh Harper. decd, and ais. shall proceed at
INV office in Staunton, on Tuesday, the lOth of
lime merit. to take an account of the entire per-
sonal estate of Joseph Harper, dec d. the admin
istraton of said personal estate by the said Tx
ma11S4t Commissioner.
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THE MARKETS.

STAUNToN.-Reported By Richardson s. Bell,
Produce Dealers, Augusta St.-Flour, super,
$7.65; extra, IS Is to So Is; family, So Is. But
ter. 25c. Eggs, lac. Butter and Eggs have been
offering quite freely and consequently, prices
have declined. Flour is firm at the above quoted
prices.
BALTIMoRE-Flour in demand. City Mills
superfine Base 90; do. extra 74a$S3; do family
75a$11 50. Wheat brisk, White choice l0a
81 Is; fair to prime do 85a$2 90. Corn steady !;
White Southern &C.,; yellow Southern 65a66 !;
Oats firm Southern 50a55c Provisions de-
clined. Mess Pork II 1888. Bulk meats ::
shoulders scarce and firm, Il; rib sides s. Bacon
in improved demand; shoulders S4a8s: rib sides
TO- clear rib sides 104a104 Sugar cured Hams
Is. Lard 8. Whiskey unsettled and irregular
93Ia95 Tobacco in good demand and prices for
Va. leaf advancing. In Bait. Cattle market we
note few changes. Best beeves 6a$74, frstlqual,
ity 5OaS6 medium 50Oa$5 30. Average of mar
ket Sc Y and most of sales from 50a$6 62 per
100 lbs. Sheared sheep 44a53cts and wool STAG!
gross and demand light. Hogs, good corn fed
0QaS7 81, still fed, no sales.
RTcHMoND.-No material changes in -four
and no offers on 10th. Wheat common red l 45a
81 55 white 81 go Cattle market, supply def
cient and quick sales. Good butchers steers GA
he; fair 54a52c. common 43a5c. gross. Wool
sheep 7{aSc and clipped 64a7c gross. Lambs 8
ass. Veal calves 6a$12 SO. Hay, sheaf oats
ehucks and fodder 40a$l 50 per hundred for
good.
ton Banks and al at Il per cent. The $53, GOO
drawn from one bank in Stanton, in one day,
last week, and the large amount paid State
Treasury to say nothing of the city, So, 500 loan
from Valley National, does mot tend to lessen
complaint of tightness in money market, but the
increase of travel and large amounts to be spent
in the mountains this summer, with increase in
all business, IS expected to relieve the pressure
in time Trade looking up and all produce of
loans Gal. Gold, 1 179. Va. coasols. 52s. and
money sluggish.
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Best English Needles at cents per paper,
IA Rows of Pins for cents.
200 yards spool cotton. cents
Clarks Cotton, cents.
Blue, green and brown Tissues, 60c-worth 76c.
Blue, green and brown Berage, 373c per yard.
One gross of shirt buttons for cents
Plaid Poplins, 122-worth 20 cents.
Handsome Ginghams. 121 cents.
Scotch Bingham. 20 cents.
Rice cambrics, at l24 cents.
Flat Cambria, 10 cents.
DRESS GOODS-EvERY STYLE.
Grenadines from 122 to 65 cents.
Japanese Poplns, 80 cents-dirt cheap.
Black silk, $1.25 1.75, 2.40 to $50.
Blue and green silk ST .624 to $50
japanese silks, 55 to Coo.
japanese patterns, SIS to $8-cheap,
Black alpaca 374 to 75c.
Black bomb azine only $1-worth $l.25.
French m erino, 75c to ST. 25
English merino, 50 to 75c.
Pop.ins and plaids 621 to 75c.
Rep Velours only Soc.
Wooden serges, 40 to 62lc
Tycoon Reps and striped poplins, 20, % and Csc.
All-wool flannel, 374 to 621c
Home made flannel, A to 75c.
10 brown sheeting, so; bleached do, &c.
Brown cotton, 124c; bleached dos 10. IA and Is.
Boss at cents spool.
Skirt Braid at cents.
Cassimeres at 35c-worth SOC
japanese Dress Goods worth SOC, at 29c.
Dress Goods at % cents, worth 62!e
HOopskrts. Charters, Bustlas and Hair Pins-a
big job at a regular tumble
| The corset market demoralizedi
A quarter of a million cakes of highly scented
| soap st cents
| One hundred Envelopes for cents.
| so cent buttons for cents.
| Dollar Kid Gloves for Is cents.
| Needle pointed pins at cents
Silk ties ribbons, Handkerchiefs.
Hair Nets at very 10 " figures.
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The Baltimore Sun editorially notices the
growing commercial importance of Staunton,
aud congratulates Baltimore on the prospect OF
an early direct railroad connection with it,
through the Valley. We hope the Winches-
ter Ners sill forgive its ''impudence.'
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NOTIONS
Gas- Cash buyers will find it to their interest to
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
may 20 N. B. HENDRY

EpEsT PRNPERsTY m CHURCH
LID Vile for Saie-DW TELLING AND
STORE-ROUSE.-Io offer for sale privately my
valuable property in the village Of Churchvllle,
Dwelling House with rooms, large store room
attached, with cellar, and room above--StabLe,
Smoke House, Ice House, Dairy, Car2'joge House,
Corn Crib, good Garden and Water in the yard
Good location for a merchant, or would suit for
House Of Private Entertainment.
Will be sold with Or without good stock of
saleable goods, or exchanged for property in
Staunton. This property is located in one of the
best communities in the county, with advantages
rarely presented by property in the country. 1t
is offered for sale for peculiar reasons and will
be only on the market for short time. If ap-
plieation be made soon it can be bought on fair
terms as to time and price. Apply to or address
w. IL. WADDELL, or l.. WADDELL,
StauntOn Va Churchvllle Va
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may13-tds commissioners.
yrvRU&TEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND

Lot.
Rv virtue of deed of trust executed by G. A.
Scbonpert and Sarah NJ, mis- wife to the under
signed, bearing date on the 22nd day Of April,
1872, and duly recorded in the Clerks office of
the Hastings Court for the City of Staunton.
Deed Book No. 6. page l29 1 shall expose for
sale at public auction in front of the Court
house in the City of Stanton, on
FRIDAY, THE 9th DA Z OFJUNE,
1873 the following property: A certain house
and lot in the Northern part OF the city, 'front.'
ing about one hundred feet on the Valley Turn
nike. and running back one hundred and forty
five feet This is a good frame house with five
rooms, nd water and fruit trees on the lot, and
a good work shop
= 'erms-Enough cash in hand to pay costs of
sale and the residue in three equal payments at
g % I'D 10 months with good personal securi-
~ for de, erred payments, and title retained as
Ultimate AZ. ,urity. 6. N. HARRISON,
S9 4. Trustee.
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SAMPLE Rooms,

" BOLEN HOUSE BASEMENT,
Corner of Augusta street and Spring Lane
These rooms having been recently fitted up in
handsome style, will be opened o-day,
TUESDAY, MAY 10Th,
with a choice stock of Foreign and Domestic
AEes, wines. E4igUOps and Cigars.
Va Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call
worthy their attention.
J. HANS SCHERER, Caterer.
j. z. KAvENAUGH, Agent and Proprietor
Cincinnati Lager.-A regular supply of
this delightful beverage will be kept on draugbt
(bottle or gallon) for the accommodation of fam
lilies. may2O-4t
Town papers please copy.
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Fog Rent.

Fog Hs'e2s5.
NOR RENT-TWO ROOMS. pleasantly
a located. Apply at Spectator office.
ap15-tf
NgE RENT. until 18th July, four rooms at
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| c-1OMMEssYONE SALE OF = VAL
~ UABLE SOB III KlVEK F FAkMLBy
on va county, rendered Or the = day OF NO,
Sem Ger, 1911. in the suit of SSm9uel Conner and
ais vs James W. Patrick, we will on
FRTD AY, THE 23rd day OF MA 4,
1873 nroc sed Oh the premses, to sell to the nigh
est bidder. he tract Of land owned Dy S&mes
W. Patrick s 3? so sa4a se This
of excellent qualify well wtered and gd IN algn
state of cultivation about II n,Nes ffoa' 0'"un-
ton, and in good neighEorhood,
Terms Of sale.-Costs of suit and s Ns - 49, 49,
the balance on credit of one, two NJ 10y ;.S
years. the purchaser executing his bon1 "ie nf
good security, bearing interest from the day ~
sale for the deferred payments, and the title r,
tanned as ultimate security
MARSHALL HANGER,
G. NJ. COCHRAN, Jr,
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Land SO les.

EHANCE for A No. INvEsTszEI IT
" IN REAL ESTATE
We will sell at public sale, on
SATURDA Z, MAY 9th, 1878,
at y o'clock, precisely, the
Sash Factory Property !,
situated on the Chesap cake s. Ohio Railroad,
STAUNfrON, VA.
This property is locate d near the G. s; O. Z. 4.
Depot and IS very convenient for shipping g,
loading and unloading
LUMBER AND COAL.
Il is also good site for q FL RNACE or
FIGURING MILL.
The factory is new occupied and run by M essrs.
H. j. Lushbs ugh & Bro There has be en-
II Coat Yard
on the premises for number of years, and Ghere
is an excellent Fairbanks Coal Scales in yard
The Building
is substantial 30x70 #, story frame, with en-
gine-room ado lining. The engine and boil or is
from 25 to 35 horse power. The lot fronts Sc #
on the G. 4 O. Il. r. and 156 feet on the Oh lddle
brook road.
No more con venient situation for thse same
business can be found in Staunton. The atten-
ton of persons from abroad is called to the fact
that Staunton is rapidly growing CT ty and
affords mechanics Inducements to locate.
TERMS. -'Onethird cash and balance in one
and two years, with bonds bearing inter est from
day of SALE and tile retained as ultm ate secu
Staunton, Va. Cumberland, Nd.
ap1-tds
DUBLIC SAFE OF VALUABLE
Il PERSONAL PROPERTY:
will offer for sale at public auction, at my
residence on Middle, River between Mt Sidney
and ! lew Hope,
THURSDA Y, MA Y Goth, 1873,
the followin g personal property:
twenty Heata of Horses, among them
some No. Saddle and Harness Horses, several
tipoh rHo svhi oh, H.
ums at the Augusta County Fairs, and several
fine Engineer and Shiloh Colts
A variety of i'm proved Farming implements
Of all sorts and in good condition
A number OF nice young cattle and several
good mich cows.
Several four-horse wagons, one of them bran
new and said to be the best in the county, and
large lot of Harness
quantity Of Family Flour and a lot of nice
Bacon
=, A large quantity of Household and Kitchen
superior.
Terms On all sums under $50, cash; that
amount and over credit of six months, bond
and satisfactory security required.
mal3-3t B. E. WALKER
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CHARLES GRATTAN. A. S. MAUZY
~ RATTAN az NHAUZY.
Va ATTORNEYS-AI-LAW
STAUNToN, VA,
VIII practice in all the Courts holden in Staun-
ton, the Circuit Courts of the adjoining counties.
and the Federal Court at Harrison burg
Nzs- Prompt attention givem to collections.
Office on Court Alley, formerly occupied bv
Col. b. Christian. may20-tf
NOR q A l. E.-A first rate PORTABLE
T. GRISr MILL, with EreMcIs Burrs.
in perfect order A bargain can be had bv an
plying to EYLER, COOPER & Co.
may2O StaTuton, Va.
Town papers copy 1t
NOR RENT ROOMS over the Post of
L. fce-also House in the country-4 rooms,
Garden, Stable etc. Terms for good tenants.
reasonable. Apply to JOHN A. NOON,
may20-2t Post Office.
EYGEs RENT.-A very desirable DOUBLE
d, ROOM, suitable as an Office fora Doctor
or Lawyer, in the centre of the city. Apply
to RICHARDSON g BELL,
may &-lt Augusta street.
II OILED LENSEED OIL. for sale by
ID OFT & STABLER r
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PROPERTY for Sale
AT WEST VIEW.


The undersigned wishes to sell privately his
dwelling and store house, with other necessary
buildings attached, including about six acres OF
good land. This property is very fsvorably 10:
Gated for business, being on the McAdamized
road leading from the counties of Bath, High
land, and Pocahontas over which passes an I'M
and other Eastern markets. A good stock of
goods in the hands of good merchant, would
Undoubtedly secure good and prosperous trade.
The dwelling is of brick, 1885, twostories high.
and four rooms, with dining room aud kitchen
in the rear The store-house is l8x40, two sto-
ries high, well finished below and above, with q
No. ! cellar. 1t is considered one of the best in
the county. Good water within few yards of
the buildings.
marl8-tf VIM w. TAYLOR.
N1TY PROPERTY FOBs SALE-That
v very desirable House and Lot, formerly
the residence of Robert j. Hope, decd, corner
of Water and Frederick Streets now the proper
ty Of Miss Z. o. Hope. .s
For terms apply to o. q. MONKS.
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raIy1ABTE FARM FOR SALE.

Y The undersigned has in hand, for sale,
the farm known as MARTIAL RETREAT"
formerly owned by George Baylor containing
$40 acres, lying 81 miles West of Staunton,
on Bakers creek; and miles South fthe Ches.
s. O. r. r.
The land is under an improved state of cult
yation and well set in grass. with exception OF
rs or so acres, which is heavily TINT ered.
There are two good MEADOWS, containing
from Is to 80 acres, through which passes full
and constant stream of water, and are so situated
| that they can be watered from the mill race in
| case of drought The other portion of the farm
is we'll watered, being open to fire 1aerer.faitlng
| SPRINGS Fencing all in good repair. There is
| superior two story brick dwelling house, beau
| tif1llv situated on the place containing seven
large rooms, together with all the necessary out
buildings, barn, smoke-house, dairy, &c, ali
\ convenient.
l There is good chopping mill on the place,
/ with agater polcer sufficient for good, merchant
! mill A young orchard, with a good selection
of fruit is situated near the house. The place
itself is in pleasant community, convenient to
churches and schools.
The farm is to be sold privately, and any cor
re spoRdence relating to the purchase of it will
be promptly responded to, or [ can be seen per-
son ally at my Office, opposite the Court house,
Sta union. fkESION A bA lLOh,
au29-tf Agent.
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SALE OF SA d stss - Ut - .o5SDnp5
March 18th. 1873, by the Court of Hastings for
the City of Staunt0n, in the cause of Henry
Ceases admir- Vs. Jacob Rohr, We will, at public
auction, in front Of the Coqrt-hous on
SATURDAY 7, THE It'll OF JUNE,
1873. proceed to sell that comfortable and valua-
HE nroperty on which Jacob Rohr now resides
situated on the West side of Green street, be-
tween Beverly and Frederick streets, containing
about 81 poles, with a front of about IS feet and
running back about los feet, embracing very
desirable little cottage house with necessary out
buildings with water and gas convenient.
Terns--Cash in hand to pay costs Of suit and
sale, balance in three equsl annual instruments,
bearing interest from day OF sale for which bond
with GOOD security will beteken and title retain
ed as ultimate security.
S. TRAVERS PHILLIPS,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jr.,
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4 OFFICE CITY ENGINEER
SrAUNToN, VA, May 8th 1873 /
BIDS will be received at the office of Cit-y
Engineer until May 9th, 1878, for the masonry
Creek, and the graduating and ballasting of New
Street from New Court Rouse Street to The c. s,
o. r. r.. Bids must be made by the cubic ward
and accompanied by satisfactory reference The
Engineer reserves the right to reject any and ali
bids. ANY information in regard to the work
can be. obtained from Capt. cambridge, V. r
Z. Office. DONALD ALLEN.
may20-2t City Engineer