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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-16
No. |. Ear.

Hundreds Of thousands arc sold yearly upon their
merits aud none being returned is the best Of evidence
IN their hvor. While 1t is claimed by all using the
EYrekas that enough more sap is obtained every sea-
SON over other spOuts 10 Overpay their entire cost Is
Il eoonomd Tor any sugar maker % let season pass
without supply Any man who will let his bettor
Judgment answer will say, No. have known many
men who strongly opposed trial Of the Eurokas
at hrst' who are now their greatest advocates
To know the advantages gained by using the Eure-
kas over all other sp0uts il sugar makers will but use
part supply at first and watch IN compare their prod
ucts with others through single season, full outfit
will surely follow.
The ALLOWING testimonial is one among thousand of
similar acknowledgements
South Londonderry, Vt.
MIR. Post,-DsaT Sir This sugar season has been
an uncommon long one, and the "Eurekas" have
proved they will run nearly twice as much sap as
wood spOuts. We put IN fifty wood spOuts, and have
mado GOO lbs. Of sugar from the Eurekas since the
wooden onos ceased to run. l 6O1 of the Euro-
kas All that have seen, who use them about hero,
express their entire satisfaction, and say they can get
enough more than pay their cost
CYRUS BABBETT.
Ask your tin or hardware merchant to sent and yet
those spouts for you, II you live whore there Is no
agent. Descriptive Circulars sent application. Adj
dress all orders and correspondence TO
G. @. POST, Pdtentee,
Burlington, VI.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-16
Marriagts.

At Barnet, Feb. g. by Rev. John Bole, Mr.. Potter II.
Darling Of Groton and Mrs Melinda Miller OF Rye
gate
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-16
REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND APOTHECARY.

Boston, January |. 1874.
Dear SIR; This is to certify that have sold at TO-
tail 1871 dozen QS52 bOttes Of your VEGETINE since
April ~ 1870 and truly say that it has given the
best satisfaction ofany remedy for the complaints for
which it is recommended that ever Sold Scarcely a
day passes without some of my customers testfyng to
its merits themselves their friends. l am per-
ecty cOgnizant of several of Scrofulous Tumors
being cured by VEGETINE alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
To II. r. STEVENS ESQ. w. -i''O"@''
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-16
ST. JOxErTsRURx
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
February 10, 1877.

we will sell for 30 days several kinds Of our line Of
Goods at special bargains. WI '''' "
Mems Beaver Boots as low as sI,75.
Ladies' Beaver Balmorals as low as s5cts.
Ladies' Serge BHmOrals, both plain and fO1od, from
s1.OO TO $3.50.
frosh supply Of those popular Serge Slippers at
SO cts.
Mems Seiccd and Pegged
Roots, Custom Made, at a LOsyer
Price than cau be made for mOtV.
'uen'S Common Rmbber Boots,
1925.
While we offer these
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-16

BIG d. !. !. &.
~ G II - II Milton Gold lowell
ny combination out. Consisting Of
elegant watch chain, ladies' hand
l. some brooch and ear drops pair ele-
III giant gold sleeve buttons, set sniraI
studs collar button heavy pain
~ u ~ wedding ring, and gents Partisan
diamond pin. Tho above articles sent post paid for
80 CTS. have been Tetailed for 81. BANKRUPT stock
and must be sold. Solid Milton gold Watches 40 each
for speculative purposes good timers, equal In appear
ance to 500 genuine gold. ellis reputation for hon
osty fair dealing and liberaliy is unequalied by any
advertiser in this city."-N Y. Day BOOB, Dee H.
1876. POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN AS CASH.
+. sTOCKMAN,fs7 BOND ST., NJ.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-16
WHY ADVEHTISEI

BILE Eye WASH mukos tho Eyes bright.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04


The Baker City, Oregon. Demo
cras gives the following particulars
Of . shooting scrape It the Express
Ranch:
On last Monday Louis Schsmbien
was killed near tho Express ranch,
on Burnt River. by . man pamed L.
w. Darling. II seems that during
tho excitement occasioned by the ar
rest Of Bowlby, some time since,
Schsmbien got frightened and sold
his ranch to Darling for $500 in
greenbacks and $40 in coin, and
started to leave the country. but FIN
ally concluded to return. He passed
through this city last Sunday, and
said he was going mp 10 reclaim his
ranch; he also told numerous per-
sons on the road that he would
have the ranch or kill the SIN Of q
b-h.' He arrived at the ranch,
called Darling ont, and said to him
1T is you and I for It." Darling
said all right" and Immediately
raised his rifle and shot him; the ball
taking effect in the eye and killing
him instantly. Darling at once sent
for an officer and gave himself mp.
This Is the same ranch over which
Schambien and Bush had . shooting
scrape last summer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

bsesms shs teacher q . school 10 ssiss
up young men for the gospel ministry
ausoog The Asmsnians q Asia Minor.
After teaching several yssss the Cn-
msaa war broke out and all bis pupils
but ono went To b. inssrprsssrs Sos The
English army. limos we're hard, and
the Protestant Armenisns we're suffer-
ing for work by which they might OBJ
tain bread. The missionary tescher
went To an English gentleman Of
wealth residing II Csnstsntinopie and
offered 10 opcn . mill and bakery and
supply the EhgIisif army with good
fresh bread, " he would advance the
money. II will provide the msney, :
said the gentleman, hut you can never
get permission from the Turks to open
= MILL Il WILL said the teacher.
The Turks were In . tight place, the
Russians on one side and the English
army on the other suffering for
bread. Surely this ally must have
good bread or they would leave. and
the Russian bear come down upon
them In great rage. This would never
do; their conservatism gave way, and
The Yankee put up his mill, ground
his -four, and gave work 10 hundreds
Of hungry men. and bread 10 IN army.
lic paid the Englishman and had .
largo sum left. He was not seeking
his own but others good, 10 he devo-
ted this TO aid In building chapels for
the poor Christians In the Turkish
Empire. A princely merchant from
New York city went up the Black Sea
10 look upon the ruins Of Sebastopol.
His attention was arrested BY the
bread. He learned what this country.
man OF his had done. Ho returned "a
Constsntinople, sought an introduc
ton 70 this man, and was so well
pleased with him that he offered e
found . Christian college for Turkey
In old classic Constantinople, tho Key
OF three contincnts,' II this untirine
young man from the Pine Tree STATE
would take charge OF Il. Go with me
now to the oil. city, whore We will moi
pause but pass on up the Bosphoru,
10 Bebek tthe holy, and then short
distance and you come to the beautiful
Robert College with the stars and
stripes waving proudly above it,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04
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FREIGMTx AND FARES.

Railway companies must prepare them.
selves for quiet submission to the GOV.
ereiGn will Of State Legislatures regard.
ing the regulation Of their ratios Of fare
and freight. The dispatches con,ain the
following important announcement:
Washington. March g The Supreme
Court to-day decided In favor OF the val.
idity OF tho Potter law Of Wiscousip.
which II in effect that States have the
right to 6x the maximum rate OF charge
to bc made by railroads for freight or
passenger transportation through their
limits until Congress shall act concerniIp
the relations Of intel. State commerce. K
State may. therefore, regulate prices so
far as they are OF domestic concern. A
decision was made in the case OF Iowa.
Now. then, in order that there NAV be
uniformity in these rates 10 /. no. highly
necessary that Congress should attempt
to solve this vexatious and intricate prob.
lcm This decision confirms the wisdom
Of Mr.. Gorhan's paper on the subjoc. Of
legislation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

= - Z.
whea the psoposisios - 1ssa neossd
b sbs pssss. 81 making 0sassal 0ssas .
essdidsts for ths Prssidssey. The
AprEAL deprecated the sueesssiea. We
we're moved By spprshsssioas Of Ne
effect Of political msliesity and vsnsou
desrsctiop upon the rsputAtiou and per.
sonal popularity Of our great soldier. We
thought be bad done enough 10 snsisls
him to the highest niche In our temple
Of Fame. We thought hs he'd . hight 70
be retired upon his lsursls. We feared
he would be smirched and bedsaRRlsd,
nesdlessly. IL be we're induced into the
nlthy pool Of politics. We were both
right and wrong. His glorious same
has been attacked and pecksd 4; bat his
character and greatness have never sui.
Tered. nevos lessensd. They Who judge
. country BY the character Of ito houses
and barns and fences. and not By iss
breadth and wealth Of lands and mines
and producsiveness sec no further than
tho more surfaces Of things. Az veil
condemn Nevada for her sterility, IL.
soring her priceless and sxhaustless
mineral wealth - to make thsse mis-
Judgments. Grants detractors, blind to
The vastness Of his comprehension, nm.
impressed with the uneFYing nature Of
his judgment. and unable 10 underssasd
the completeness and compaesnsss Of his
character, have occupied themselves
with his mistakes. alone. Il In ~ Oh.
surd TO talk Of his personal likes and
companionships 10 estimating tho vol.
ume Of his achievements - Il would be
to criticise the garments Of . triumphant
army. Such . success. growing out Of
the strength Of personal characteristics,
Is unparalleled in the history Of our
times. We believe he viii Be jussly 70
garded IN history Is the strongest char.
acter ever developed on this continent.
Az warrior he ranks with Marlborough
Wellington and Won Moltke; - . ruler
he has combined tho inHexible will Of
Jackson with tho calm moderation and
native insight Of the martyr President
His was the FIRST mind TO grasp, 10 oil
It's parts, and simplify into one oompac,
problem, the reach. necessities and pos.
sible suppression Of the rebellion. His
plan WAS moved toward its FINAL per.
lection with the answering certainty oil
Fate. When tho tumult and outcries o,
present politics die away and reveal the
full fabric Of his career In the Presidency
Il will be recognized for its solidity, The
harmony Of It's structure and the i'm.
perishable quality Of iss materials. The
Statesmen" who set themselves against
him will DO found to have shattered
themselves TO atoms At the base OF biz
monument. His retiring leaves no bed
Of roses for tho incumbency OF his sue.
cessor. These eight years last gone arc
full OF the most momentous events, In.
GLIDING tho restoration Of tho revolse,l
South to the Union from which Il had
attempted to secede. Whom the picture
comes to DO seen from afar and in the
still atmosphere and clear light Of the
future. the civic greatness Of this man
will stand up like . mountain peak.
compelling recognitien. admiration and
wonderment. Above oil mon q his rep.
usasion can afford to wait and DO the
subject Of tho wise and psssionless judg.
ment Of posterity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

SPEAKER RANDALL has proven himself
wise partisan II not pure patriot. No,
to 20 behind . mans acts TO ind his
motives. lot Us give him The full oredi,
due to man whose patriotism 10 strong.
Or than bis party zeal. lie had il In his
power TO prevent trouble and avert an.
aschy. and he exercised that power .,
tho supreme moment. anything could
save the Democratic party. this oouser
vativs course Of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives has done Il. Il may
now DO taken for settled that this ooun.
try ID not 10 bs divided and that Il 10 nevsr
to know another civil war.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

Grant has directed Sherman to notify
Packard that the government Of Louisi-
ana will no longer be sustained by the
Federal military force.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04
7-is-7'i - Z a-i-i's'as - '-'-|.-si Z.
NEW TODAY.

-.
In SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court. ormsby County, State Of Nevada. In
the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Sheehan,
dsceaSed. Notice il hereby given that FRIDAY
the 10Th day OF MARCH. 1877. st 10 o'clock 4 n. !.
being day Of the February Term, 1877, OF said
Court, and the Courtroom thereof In Carson
CITY. county and State Aforesaid, have been AZ.
pointed ~ the time aud place for proving the
Will OF said Thomas sheehan, deceased, and
Tor hearing the petition of Edwin A. sherman
ior letters testsmentary. when and where any
person Interested may appear and contest the
sane. ALFRED nELM. Clerk.
March .. 1877.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

KuxoR o. SHOOTING. Elko indie
pendent Of Friday hes the following:
The stage last evening WAS the bsases
Of rumor TO the effect that three mon
bad been shot during quarrel over The
title TO . wood ranch, ON Jacks creek.
The tragedy 10 said 10 have occurred I
couple OF days ago. bat the names Of
shooters and shoosees. to9slhes eth chs
estimated damage 10 life and limb, en-
% involved IN obscusity. that distance,
Tor once. istls 70 contribute enchaneneus.
II there's anything 10 Il. ws shall 6sh Il
cus and serve hot 70 our customer IN
due season.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

We quite agree with the Chicago Even
ing Post when Il says:
Wood deserves praise; Randall has
rendered indispensable service at the
hnal crisis; and full credit should be Civ.
en- TO the conservative Southern men
whose attitude from the start confounded
the oounsels Of the Democrats. II 10 a
Psovidence that the forces which have
resulted In the election Of President
Hayes came from 30 many different quar-
sers--thst be II under plain obligation
10 be even handed between oil parties.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

h istess ssssA CaselIslsas Asvs
49, dlspssss6. Tvssly Il ~ peese.
hssatsss ~ h Nv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

Bob Farrell. an old resident Of Nevada
City. CAL, WAS found dead in chair In
bis room on last Thursday morning. He
had been in ill.health for many months.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

PokrIcAL.--TAke from its bed a trop.
'cal flower aud transplant it, fraiI and
sensitive tcndvils into Q northern
cline. and the delicate leaves and tender
shoots Of that beautiful exotic will
wisher and die through the change.
Capture a rare and beautiful bird from
softly signing Southern bouphs and
transfer him 10 . perch in Northern
branches. and you have furnished the
splendor OF his gorgeous plumsee and
turned into tedious tones bis tunefui
tongue. But through tho Necessities OF
the hour and tho Justice Of passing
events. let tho stern cdict OF ipscrutabls
Providence transplant statesman from
his native heath and--he IL q statesman
still II Eureka Sentinel.
The above poetical cifusion refers to
Tho sransplanting Of Judge Griswold
from Elko to Eureka county. 1. was
done BY passing 10 tho Legislature the
20 called Mineral Hill bill. The idea Of
comparing tho Judge to iraii and seu.
sisivs tropical flower OF to . FARO and
beautiful bird from softly signing
Soushssn boughs" 10 too good 10 DO lost.
and tho above 10 inserted for the in,erss,
Of tho Judss's friends u the CAPITAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

SrAos Rosssas BsATsx. la ths Rev.
siIls Of Asssh ! - Asd The iollsvias:
A private Telegram ssstss thss . e..
Hsse.s sue'nps vas made TO rob w
riochs stage vhsa thsss Mills iron
Were. % Tsssday sisht. b. toe hiek.
vsymsn named John Carlow and -
Csswford. NJ. Blsis. wslls, Essao 4
Cos essssaess. hsd sdsspssais hacd. Ito.
hand eaht With Ne two robbsss. spd
voendsd Carlow MORALLY. aa1 Cssvlos6
slightly. Csaviosd sucessdsd 10 naklpa
hss escape. Duripg ths ashl oss passsn.
ess wes slightly wounded. Blais :osopsd
sseissly ushust.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

The senate vill mest In extra session
Tomorrow. " cousss II viii b. ~ sAiss
u sos osiy basissss Of sAis sssss ssausos
70 eosadss ed oesArm the appointments
q Psssidsas Hayes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

10 Philadelphia shsy sss V hsvs .
"esasd issssssal pssyss usssise. -
Whsss's noeShjllt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

Nm. Hsssiss Bsschss Stove has bssu
summoned b he Qssss 70 pesssss hss
ell At Buctisehsn Palscs. 30 nueA
ios timely novel spoa . great political
subject. wosdss " The god veuss vtl
dasss.s brother Hsasy's ''srss lsvssd
nsss 2"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

Ihesas I. Yssss ssssssss 9ssbssscss
B. Hayes - 0svsvsos u 0hic.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

The Reno Journal publishes . liz, Of
names embracing many Of tho hssviss,
Taxpayers Of washos. signed 10 . pssit,o,
which reads ~ follow:
To 2sasfs. ShumAkss. Olsddino as
Everett. Carson. Nevada: We. ths nm.
dssstened taxpaysrs and voter AZ
washos county. do most sespsctiuliv
recommend 10 your favorable consIder.
alton what 10 known % The Bullion TAI
bslI. nov before Jon. end shas you see ~
your best judgment may dictate for ~
esss interest Of the county apd S,ele 4
large. regardless u sny and oil pledge.
Coaossning this petition the journal
says:
Foe Ne hsssat Of ths publIc - puh.
i!sh The following. which eoss 70 e6ov
ssss The 0assees doss not spssk los ~
people Of THE county on The bvjlios ~
qssssicn. II strikes - shss he ns.ss
appended sepsesest so0s Of he vesv
bsss men aad hsavissa taxpayer IN ~
county. And Il didn't take sa hour ~ :
belt 70 secure the signature. The aolion
Of The Rspablicsa County Cssssal O..
astaes vss bassd on The asssxed
petition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-13
NOTES..

The University Of South Carolina is to be
reopened early next year on as high u scale,
IL is promised as II ever enjoyed.
The Prohibitionists of Pennsylvania are
TO hold a convention In Harrisburg on Wednes-
day, September H. to nominate candidates for
State officers.
A French agricultural journal reports the
prospects of the wine crop in Burgundy and
on the banks Of the Loire from It's rise to its
mouth as unusually promising.
To constitute riot, or prove party guilty
of riot 1t Is not necessary, not essential that
"a word be spoken or hand raised.--lJudgo
Ewing, of Pittsburg.
Reports from Honolulu show that In the
exports for the first half of the year there has
been remarkable increase in everything ex-
eept fungus. pulu, tallow, and whale oil.
Several Ohio newspapers, with the Column
bus IStcte journal ut their head, propose
joint canvass on the stump by Messrs. West
and Bishop, the rival candidates for Cover
nor.
Employees on the Pittsburg division of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are receiv-
ing threatening letters, adorned with skulls
and cross-bones.- [Pittsburg Commercial Ga
zette
The squaws at Austin, New, catching the
Infection of the recent strike, raised their
prices for days washing from fifty TO sew
snty-five cents. Their demands were acceded
60 peaceably.
Not only are the fruits OF all kinds more
abundant in the South than In any season
since the war, but they are finer. Such
peaches have not been seen in Georgia in
twenty years as are now coming TO market
The steamers which watch over the Suez
Canal have been increased from two TO four,
in consequence of the mysterious arrest of an
Armenian or Maltese. said to have been pro-
vided with chest of dynamite cartridges
with the design of blowing up the canal.
North Carolina now controls the mica
trade. The stove trade now takes between
ap.OOo and 10000 pounds year, nearly all of
which IL shipped by Mitchell and Yancey as
sisted by Jackson and Macon counties, all In
North Carolina.
The wheat crop Of the United States OF
this year, IL s estimated, will aggregate 325,
100000 bushels. against 5000 900 last year.
OF this years crop II is estimated that not
less than 10O,O000O0 bushels will be sent
abroad.
Senator Lamar hit the nail upon the head
and spoke to the purpose when he told the
Democrats of Mississippi that questions of
tariff, trade, commerce, currency and trans
portation" were the coming questions of the
day In this country.-[N. Y. World.
49, The Northern settlers have bought up
most of the land in the neighborhood of
Starke, Bradford county, Florida, ut advanced
prices. At Kingsley Lake. six miles from
Starke, everything has been taken up, as high
as 800 per acre having been paid.
- The San Francisco Chronicle comments
on tho strange fact that, although in the last
three years, the Belcher, Crown Point, Jus
Hce, Chollar Potosi, and Ophir mines have
produced 5000, 900 worth of ore, the stock |
holders have netted not a cent, but have had
to contribute S2,314,o0o In assessments. and
still have debt Of 81, DOC, 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.
BUGGIES 4 CARRIAGES.
T'HE UNDERSIGNED rs STILL AT HIS
Ola stand, as Carondeiet street,

And will sell carriages and buggtps for a lower
price than any dealer in he South for the next
sixty dnvs to G mo, to mike room for ~ new foil
stock. VIII sell lower tnan any dealer i'm the
city for CASH, or thirty sixty and ninety days
acceptance, to suit the eme gpncy.
N. b have exclusive control and sale of the
celebrated Emerson q Fisher top and no top
bnggies that cabnot be surpassed for beauiy.
eleganee, eheapness and durab ity in the
United States. They are y anufnetllred Of the
best material: patent wheels and nxletrees.
pered English steel springs-all fully guaran-
teed all Of which viii besold In accordance with
the times.
have also large stock of CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGES, from 81 up to $40; q fun assort-
mgnt Of VELOCIPEDES, and the square JAP
ANESE UMBRELLAS, new style and water
proof. Gall at 80 Carondelet and examine be-
fore buying elsewhere. and save money.
Again, have exclusive sale of the work man
Mtactured by Messrs. McLear u Kendall, of
philadelpha--,,the largest and most successful
send their goods to every city In the United
States: have many established repositories,
well stocked with the finest work. over the coun-
try, and build 1000 and 5000 Jobs q year, This
work Is the very best quality Tor wear and com
fort fully guaranteed for twelve months. This
firm has stood oil the financial eruptons and
panics for twenty years, and to-day Ia far in ad-
vance OF any establishment IN the country.
81 also buy largely Of Messrs. Dart x Rev.
nolds, Of New Haven. Conn, the young and en-
terprising successors Of q. r. Newhall. They
build about sixty Jobs woodwork that cannot
be surpassed for durability and finish. fully
guaranteed.
Call ct a5 Garondeet street. and examine.
aus TT L. r. MADDIfX
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-13
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT or WATERwoAKs AND PUBLIC
Buildings, New Orleans August II 1g7T |

DEPARTMENT or WATERwoHKs AND PUBLIC |
Buildings. New Orleans. August II. 1877. !
Sealed proposals will be received by the I'M
dersigned until WEDNESDAY, August Ii, 1877,
at u o'clock M. for REPAIRS TO ENGINE.
HOUSE Of Steam Fire Company No "a. rs
as per plans anil specifications on file in the
off @ Of the city surveyor
Tho city reserves the right to reject any and
NIL bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Admins rator OF
Finance. as an evidence of their intention to
abide by the adjudication the amount Of 500 In
cash. which shall be forfeited to the city in case
Of failure TO sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract r. not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them, on
the day adjudication is made.
Proposals to be Endorsed. Proposals for re-
pairs to Engine house of Steam Fire Company
No. "a
JAMES d. EDWARDS,
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public
Buildings. aut1 5t