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WHAT THE WITS SAY.

1 >
st. Paul Dispatch -" Let us have fai
, count if we have to guess at it,
Slaughter Station, the scene of the Ben
nett-May duel, is now. known as Lamb
Refuge. 5aa +,s... ,..--....... .........5,-
The Oldest sort of fire-escape ON record i.
the fond husband who lies abed mornings.
Buffalo Espress. lef3 -a.zar
If Gordon Bennett never intended to
marry. that girl, he should have told fsr &C
before the weather got SO old.--Hawkeye.
Supposing we have two or more Presi-
dents to take the oath of Office. There
won't be any harm to follow, for the law
allows us to inaugerelght.- ht.-Hartford Globe.
Says Andresos' Bazar:-s It isn't Chinese
cheap labor that's going to ruin us it's
the disposition to lean up against the sunny
side of the fence and let some other feller
speed the plow." !. ...... -
In a composition written by miss of
fourteen, a pupil in one of our pubic
schools, occurs the following PASSAGE
"Sunrise is the front door of the day, and
sunset the back door," This indicates
talent. Brooklyn Argus. .r .. ...s.f-
Worcester Press :--'' It is said to be very
affecting to hear Schuyler Colfax wind mp
Sunday school lecture by. telling the little
ones how the Lord made the Republican
party on the eighth day-after days rest
and pronounced it good.'
We have been looking for it and here it
is:-'sA South Bend hen has laid an egg
inscribed war;" Read "war" back
wards, and you will get the true character
Of that egg. The hen commenced at the
wrong end to spell.-Norr. Herald. %ar
The arm of the Bedloe Island statue of
Liberty is to be setup in Union square,
New York, while they 60 round with the
hat for money to furnish the rest Of the
goddess. Liberty has a hard old time Oft
anyway, in this eountry.-st. Louis Rspu5-
1iean. .,.;..,-r.ss -asr.-,...-..s e...- =
d You can always tell whether a buzz saw
is going or not by simply feeling of it,, but
it generally takes about as long to find the
ends of your fingers as it would to have
gone and asked the foreman of the shop If
the thing was in motion.-Fuzton Times.
Some time ago Prof. Proctor assured the
worla that the moon was dead. AS we
stand to-day an9 look down through
field glass to see where the thermometer
has gone to, it seems to us that may be he
meant the sun. If it isn't dead, it has
most awful cold feet.-Hasckeye.
Love makes 1913 pounds of girl feel no
heavier than feather on fellows knee"
Norristown Herald. And the same fellow
would have his leg cramped all out Of shape
by seventy-five pounds of wife.-Fhlton
Times. That would depend somewhat
upon whose wife it was.-Dan5ury News.
It was gentlemanly young man who
remarked wonderingly how a young lady
could make herself ridiculous by yielding
to the absurd vagaries of fashion. Then
the wind caught him by the new style of |
shirt collar ON which his hat rested, and he |
was obliged to clasp both arms around q |
-l-~e->- -f.a.., hnin1s
bulletin. .r
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Rife Firing BY Night.

The Insasids isusss reports that the gar
rison of Sevastopol has lately been practis-
ing night firing by the light Of certain new
pattern hight balls manufactured at Nico-
laieff. The artillery practice was consider
ed good, but the infantry fire was indifEer-
eat, owing to the slowness Of the men in
aiming. The balls threw q powerful light,
but only burned for eight seconds. Some
of the best rife shots managed to fire twe
rounds in that time. The experiments ar,
held to have demonstrated the impossibili
ty of keeping DIP continuous fusillad,
under such circumstances,
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P 0 = TR Y +.
A VALENTINE.
By N. M. r..

I'm not in love. my love, oh, no! . s.s-
'Tls thou, as can prove;
For thou art folded closely in
And sheltered with my love.
1t hovers DER thee all the time;
1t follows all thy ways;
1t folds thee, sweet, wbere'er thou art.
And compasses thy days.
I'm not in love, my love, oh, no!
But thou are held there tight.
Send me Nhe poor outsideD dear.
One little ray of light.
Bid me approach, and enter in,
So. both our lives may shine,
That 4 may also be In love
Like thee, my Valentine.
-Scr.bner for Fe6quGry.
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Baroness Rurdett Cautts appeals toi
English ladies, calling attention To the
ssarnant condition OF the ribbon manufac-
turu and urging them TO substitute ribbon
for feather decorations II ladies' boisnets,
thus preventing the cruel extinction ,f
several species Of beautiful-pluinag..d
/ birds.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE
UNITED STATES. ....
Authorized Capital. $500, 600.
Paid Up Capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1OO, 1000.
Permanent Surplus Fund ............. $50,0O0O0
Dividend paid March 4, 1874, ,.......... 10000 90
Average Deposits proceeding six months, 4s5 10000
Invested in U. 8. Bonds nds..............@ 214,000O0
We transact general Banking business. and buy at
highest rates, Gold Dust Coin, Gold and Silver Bu
ion and Local Securities: Sell Exchange and Tele-
graphic Transfers. available in all parts of the United
Etgtes the Canadas Great Britain, Ireland and the
Continent. COLLECTIONS made and proceeds remitted
promptly Our facilities for handling A
SILVER ORES are particularly good, and this
branch of our business win receive special attention
Cash advances made upon Ores and same shipped for
account of owners. OR WE WILL BUY FOR
CASH at the very best rates allowable. Owners of
mines will consult their interests by calling upon us.
I5
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Teaching the Baby.

SALT LAKE, Jan. 81, 1877.
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TERMS Payable invariably In advance.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS

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Three Months 81
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Farfolded mlEts ana gieamlnS naiis VI noin.
"BY the wash Of Australian seas =.
.The star-like sorrows of immortal eyes.
"The shining daffodil's Dead
And Orion low in his grave"
"A lighthouse 41a feet high. the tallest
in the werld, is building at Plymouth,
England. It will contain ten rooms for at
| tendants. an infirmary, and bedroom
with ten beds for the shipwrecked. About
1862 feet above the level of the sea NOVA
| BILE annular plate is provided, carrying a
!. big cannon for the salvage line within a
range of 1, ,OGe to 1o. coo meters. The lighi
lis expected to penetrate over twenty miles
at sea. 4sA #
/ -"Sveet by and by is a" strange death
sorg for suicide. VIM. R. Martin, a ship
ping clerk, went to his boarding-house il
i Chicago the other day, and after eating hi
supper and chatting with his roommate
struck up Sweet by and by His room mat
| Joined in the hymn, and finally the choru
was reached. At the words g by and BY
there was sharp report Of q pistol. MAJ
tin had suddenly drawn revolver aud sho
himself. There was love affair back
the revolver.
"A pamphlet entitled The Free M'
sons--What Are Theys" has been issue
By the library of Toulouse, France. III
author declares that the Free Masons Al
:. possessed of q secret which. is q secret I
! the devil, and that they perform devil
mass on an altar lighted By SIX candle
!. Every one. after having spit on the cr,le
!. Ak trampIes ii under foot. The diaboiic
ceremony terminates by every one ascsn
! ing the altar and striking the holy g
!. rament with d poinard."
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-08

a very few days between sessions
has been abandoned. - .
We are suffering from the most
severe freshet known here since 1870
All cellars in the lower part Of the
city are flooded, and the whole river
front is under water. Long bridge
across the Potomac into Virginia, is
submerged to the depth of feet.
Travel is suspended from that direc
ton aud greatly inpeded in others.
Heavy losses have been inflicted on
merchants and others. The water is
reported as II feet above high-water
mark and the river is filled with the
de6'is from the upper Potomac. At
the present time of writing, the wind
Is still blowing from the East and ii
continuance ofthe rain indefinitely
is threatened.
UNDINE. ,
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THE MARYLAND DIRECTORY

new and useful descriptive compilation
Of the resources and trade advantages of our
State. A work that all live business mon
must have. Each county and p. o. described
and accurately located by competent persons
Price and quality OF farming and other lands,
amount produced per acre. Suitable points
and inducements TO emigrants and others to
locate. Names Of Merchants. Farmers, Peach
Growers, Mechanics, Churches, Pastors Pro-
fessiOnal Men, with other new ana valuable
information never before published.
j. FRANK LEWIS q CO..
No g. Post Office Avenue,
BALTIMORE.
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PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Deceived, but not Crushed.

An offer was made by generous
New York firm recently to purchase
$40, 900 of the 1 per cent. bonds pro-
vided that the Treasury Department
would receive sufficient silver to coin
$500 Secretary Sherman has de-
clined the offer, reminding the firm
that the bonds shall not be sold un-
der par in gold coin, and that with
Sl50,000 Of bonds or gold coin he can
purchase sufficient silver to coin
Sl63,S}0. 2 He says it is, therefore,
necessary that gold should be paid
for the bonds, and he expresses conf
dence that the United States will
never pay you in a coin of less yalne
than it eXacts of you,
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Mr.. NaSby Tries to Mend His For.
tunes by Matrimony.
CoNFEDRIT y RoA Ds,
Wich is in the State of Kentucky J
u.. Nov. Is, 1877.

CONFEDRIT y ROA DS,
(Wich is in the State of kentuckyD ,
... Nov. Is, 1877.
The polisy NY the yooserper hez
bin my room. Probably their amt
more mizable man in the entire
State, and that is sayin great deel,
for | don't know NV any State that
hez more mizable men, or one in
which the mizable men are quite ez
miZable.
That mizable wretch Joe Bigler
come to me day before Yesterday,
and sejested that ez the President
sich is his term for the yooserper-
had put out anoIive branch vanity
and concord between the two races,
it would be a graceful thing ef a
Kentuckian-a white Kentuckian--
should accept it, and demonstrate
his sincerity by marryin one of the
inferior race, which is now our ekals
afore the law.
"Sir!' sed |, assoomin a stern and
injoored look, "do 700 dare to sejest
sich thing to me! To me, Ken
tucklan, that is, a Kentuckian by
brevet? Dare you make me pro-
posishen at which every drop NV
Anglo-SaXson blood in my vanes
boils with horror! Avant !"
He didn't avant, however, but
went on to say that in the outskirts
Nv the village there wuz a culered
woman which he'd cabling, and a
very comfortable one, and, he te-
leeved, some money. At all evence,
SheN Us a excellent washer and ironer
and Good support husband in fairly
good stile, by her labor.
"And 700 know Nasby, it's more
than three yeers before 700 kin in
Ogger0te a Dimocratic PI esident, ct
700 elect him and eff 700 do. you
hev to take the chances NV gittin
yoor places agin score of hungry
Dimecrats, who want it ez badly ez
yood do. Think NV three yeers NV
comparative comfort"
Bascom struck into-wunts, for he
saw his chance NV maxim me a cash
customer, KNOWN that he'd git nine,
tenths NV wat the woman wood
earn, and Deekin Program who hez
bin wantin suthin on wat | hev bin
borrerin NV him all these weary
yeers, urged it strongly,
in the good old times" he said,
"We he'd no scruples about nlggers,
except in the matter NV goin thro the
formalIty NV marryin NV en-"
And when ! thought NV a comfOr-
table home with a muscular female
furnishin the supplies, a great deel
Nv the disgust that | felt at marryin
niger evaporated, and determin
ed to do it. Fatal conclusion -
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proposed the next moruin at y ;
she accepted, and before ten we wuz
ez firmly married Ell IA Justis NV the
Peece Good do it. i WuZ WuntS more
the he'd NV Il family. ,.-...., ...,.
The Justis and the witnesses left
the house, and we wuz alone with
our luv. - 7 ~.
NIelindy sot there with her hands
folded, and broad grin distendin
her capashus mouth, and sot there
regardin her with feelins NV graft
TODD for yooserper whose polisy he'd
led to result SO pleasant for me to
contemplate. That woman could
earn IA dollar a day-I Good feed her
and myself on ten cents-I eat very
little and bacon is cheap here, eff it is
poor--and the other ninety saw
before me unlimitid drinks--I saw
before me long life in Bascom's bar
with occasional trips to Louisville.
And that human masheen scrubbin
away furnishin the meens Ii wuz
a gorgeous dreem-wOod that l he'd
never bin awakened from 1t. That
wuz good time to die, while l felt
well, and | wish l he'd. .. .....
"Melindy, Darlin," | spoke gently,
ain the new relashuns we hev as
soomed we must not forgit that life
hez its doOties. Very pleasant is
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Liver C0MPL Amt.

When from any of the numerous inci-
ting causes the Liver begins to act abnor-
mally, the bile remains in the system,
vitiating and perverting every vital pro-
cess, and causing Boils, Carbuncles,
Blotches, P,mples, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma Consumption, Dysentery, Kid
Eey and Bladder diseases, and many other
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
rectly from the Liver. Keller's Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action Of
the Liver by providing for the removal Of
the hillary constituents by the Bowels,
Kidneys and Skin
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-08

In the introduction of Keller's Vege-
table Life Drops. new departure has
been instituted. Instead of appealing to
the credulity and desperation of the sick,
the judgment of all is addressed in "a
Brief Manual of Purst'ive and Depura-
tive Medicine,"-0o be had OF >.ruggists
free Of charge, and given with every bot
tie of the Drops written for those who,
having perception of their diseases. ~
intelligently apply the principles therein
contained, with the assurance of relief
and cure of ....
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Notice to Teachers. s

HyHE Board OF Examiners Of Monroe county
IL will hold meetingsfor the examination3
Feachers,as follows: ,9lsiF ssg ,s5sissE isss.s
At WoodsReld, Saturday, September 8, 4lS77s
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Democratic District Ticket.
Taf ssauisol egr-T - ali6R9 R9l
IIfvFor State Senator--l9th District
4po4JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS. 8
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General Thomas Ewing and Senator
Stanley Matthews have arranged for a
series of joint discussions at Dayton,
Chillicothe, Shelby and Alliance, Sept
ember 18th, 18th, Goth and 2lst
What the people now need is sense
and honest business qualifications in q
Governor, and these virtues our Demo
cratic candidate, Hon R. VI. Bishop,
possesses in an eminent degree. hr
The first duty of the coming Demo-
cratic Legislature of Ohio will he to re-
peal the odious and iniquitous Registra-
tion law. falf 'l
The Moscow correspondent of the
London Daily News says that since the
recent Russian reverses st. Petersburg
is as city gone into mourning. Nearly
every one is in sorrow; nearly every
one wears black; the streets are crowd
ed with the furniture of those disposing
of that which is their all the places OF
amusement remain unfrequented, and
st Petersburg, like Moscow, tells only
tale of keen anxiety. 'a-
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PROBATE COURT.

Sept, 6.-Thomas j. Griffith, Execu-
tor of Thomas Griffith, decd, filed his
second account; hearing continued.
Sept. &c Wechter, Guardian of the
estate of Ira and Mary J Honnell, mi
nors, filed his second account; hearing
continued. = :
T. NJ. Grimes, Admir- Of Sarah Col
vim, decd; sale Of real estate confirmed.
Sept. 8 8-Daniel Brock Admir- of Ma
than Mobley, decd, obtained an order
to sell real estate. Phebe j. Hutchison
was made party defendant
N. H Eddy was appointed Admir- Of
Isaac Eddy, decd. Bond $1,000 Jas.
Stephens, Isaac Mitchell and John S.
Holiday were appointed appraisers of
tbe personal estate.
Sept. 10-The following accounts
were heard and disposed of as noted ::
Aaron Headley, Guardian of VIM Fl
Holiday, minor; final account; the
Guardian has paid over to his Ward,
who has arrived at age. all moneys that
came into his hands as such Guardian
Sarah L. Rose, Guardian of the minor
heirs of Lewis Rose, decd; final ac-
count; in Guardians hands $502,52 of
the moneys of her Wards, which she is
ordered to pay to her successor. {
j. NJ. Burkhart, Executor of Wendell
Burkhart, decd; second account; in
Executors hands $41,59. which he is or
dered to pay out according to law.
L. L Upton Admir- Of the estate Of
John Upton, decd; second account; in
the Admfr's hands ISL, 70, which he is
ordered to pay out according to law, J.
Harry Wright, Guardian Of M L n.
Wright, minor; third account; in the
Guardians hands $1,6S5,40 to be ac-
counted for. 9a.
c. Cehrs, Guardian of the estate Of
Jessamine Jones, minor; final account ;
in Guardians hands $335,S0 which he
is ordered to pay over to his Ward. 'sp,,
| Daniel Kimpton, Guardian of the
Kimpton heirs; first account; in Guar
dian's hands, of the moneys Of each of
his Wards, $93,61 ; he is ordered to pay
Elizabeth j. Kimpton $93,61,' she hav-
ing arrived at age. - ,..... 9 -.
H. T. Mitchell, Admir- of the estate
of Edward Hopton, decd first account
in Adm'r's hands S171,25, which he is
ordered to pay out according to law.
| Alex. Buchanan, Guardian of the es.
ltate of VIM j. and Thos A. Pickens,
minors; fifth account; in the Guardian's
hands $254,72, to be accounted for, with
Interest from July 3lst, 1877 si'.'
W. R. Gray, Admir- of Henry Masons
decd; first account; the Admir- has ae'
counted for ell moneys received by him,
W. L. Norris, Guardian of the estate
of Sarah y: Wise, a minor; second &C.
count in Guardians hands Sl,257.16
to be accounted for, with interest from
August II, 1877. % f'a
| P. Wengert, Admir- of Fred'k Stencil
decd; filed petition to sell real estate
Samuel Groux, F. Ketterer and NJ. Rel.
ler were appointed appraisers. slhofa
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'Nttp advertisements,
sHEHIFF'S SALE. s
.v.-- Oliver S. Sloan
/ q. susarnah Sloan ct al .g.aE

4
DY virtue of a certain order Of sale issued
IL from the ecourt of common pleas within
ana for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
/ will offer, for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in 'Woodsfeld ON
Saturday, tie 2oh day Of October, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: .Ts9,3Et
Tho east half of the northwest quarter Of
section thirty-two, township FIVE and range
six; also, the west half Of the northeast
quarter Of same section, township and range,
also, the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of same section, township and range;
also the north part Of the southwest quar-
ter of same section, township and range;
also, the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section two, township six Of range
seven; also. the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section two. township
elk in range seven. aE 20 yiteUg9a}
Said property so ordered to be sold is sp.
praised at "a. ZOO, and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement. Terms of sale, one.
half the purchase money to be paid on con
1rmation; the remainder in one year, to be
secured by mortgageon the premises. ssl9T
in .issa 0s zesqis. T. o. LITTLE, -
sept1S,'77w5. sxa Sheriff n, G. 0. gg
SPRIess & DRrees, Att'ys. s4 ciHogs3
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The Salt Lake Saints.-SettlIDg the
fa SUCcessO rsllID. r..

SALT LAKE, Sept. 10.-The apostles of
the Mormon Church, joined by John W.
Young and Daniel H Wells, late coun-
selor of Brigham Young, publish cir
cular tonight saying that September 4
they held meeting, waited upon the
Lord, who blessed them, and who re
vealed to them the steps they should
take, John Taylor, senior apostle, act
ing President, was unanimously sustain
ed in that position. Also that quorum
Of the twelve apostles should exercise
the authority Of the Church. This was
the plan pursued at the time of the death
Of Joseph Smith, and it was so ordered
by Smith and sustained by Brigham To
facilitate the transaction OF business, it
was ordered that President John Taylor
be assisted by John W, Young. Daniel
Fl. Wills and George @ Cannon claim
that the last days are at hand, and all
saints should be faithful in building tenn
Piles and paying tithing. ...-..
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MAINE.
The Radicals Escape by the SKIN
OF their Teeth, and by Largely
Reduced Mat0rlties.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept, 10-In 144
towns, Connor's majority is 1855 against
9,s73 last year. The towns to hear from
gave last year: Connor 32,904, Talbot
1882, scattering 254 If these towns
come in like the others, allowing for the
fact that the Greenback tickets limited
to localities, the aggregate vote will be
SO, 500, OF which Connor should have So,
600, Williams 40 900, M1nson, $500, and
Connor's mjority will run up to 1900
against IA, 91l last year.
AUGUSTA, Sept. II The official re-
turns of the State election come in slow
ly, and indicate that Connor's majority
over all the candidates will notfall below
5000. -. 4,
PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE Senate
stands % Republicans, 8 Democrats
The House 81 Republicans, 26 Demo
Gratis, 2 Greenbackers and 26 not report
ed. In regard to the constitutional
amendments, as far as heard from, that
limiting elective franchise record, 2,6S7
,yotesin favor Of and 3,097 votes against.
That limiting municipal Indebtedness, A.
$50 in favor, and 658 against. The first
is probably defeated and the latter is
overwhelmingly adopted.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE Commissioners of Monroe county will
| meet on the river, in Ohio township, on
Wednesday,,he 10Th day of september,
1877, at 9 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF
contracting for the construction Of bridge
over run emptying into the Ohio River
above the town of Baresvilie. cog ree 2tlot
Commissioners will also meet at the coal
banks, in Perry township, on Friday, the
2lst day of September, 1877, at 9 O'Clock
a. M, for the purpose of contracting for ill
and approach to the bridge at said point. T.
By order Of the Commissioners.
WILLIAM WEDDLE,
sept1i, ,'77w2. Auditor Monroe Co., O.
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Notice to Stone Masons.

Z .
CEALED Proposals will be received at the
y Auditors Office in Woodsfeld, Monroe
county. Ohio to Wednesday, october
3, 1S77,to IL o'clock NJ, for two abutments
at Rinard's Mills, in Washington township,
for bridge across Little iMnskingum River:
length of the sbutments to be about % feet
at the bottom and Is feet at the top; height
23 feet, and thickness 10 feet at the bottom
and rs feet at the top; To be first class mason
work; said abutments, with the necessary
wing walls, must be finished by the 10th day
of December, 1877.
No bid will be considered unless aecompa.
MED by good and sufficient bond. The
Commissioners reserve the right to reject any.
or all bids. 9ssai = 80 ,ea,si.s. - =
By order of the Commissioners. i
WIN. WBDDLE,
+ septll,'77w4. .Ea5v Auditor NJ. C. o.