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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
DINE FARM FOR SALE.
10 the County Court Of Ohio cOesty.
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In puuulnee Of lhl authority Vdllt h y n
decree entettd BY aid Court Ii lst ItsTt EaiIl
Gauss On April 18Th. ls7s ! vii III 1t ~ M
door Of the residence u Atl- EIJ, . u Elsk
~ hereby advertised TO b AT, q
MONDAY, The oh day Of SsPtsnSss,lEI
Pesinning II 10 o'eloSk a. u, at paElis Suc1,sh
the highest and bat hddeT, The lrIti n pHel I
land ying and being Aiusled 90 he EIlSi "
Tie Wheeling CIeek, In Ohio eoupiy, 10 " sI4s
Wet virgtniE, boppdtd ard dtsditbt - ialsyr
Beginning al Itlke b'Af an elm uuBp ore y
Nehemiah Younger, and Siih hi llba s. S'NiH
pole 70 q tt1ke corner 70 CEthLhts lnEit; latH
With bsf hne {. So E ~ Eolea 70 lEe IETr N,
Garner 70 sid l'hartDs lnprd and lossTs husi
thence With Po;ter's HDS S. 2is {. ~ posd = .
,uGRr tree corner 10 jane Hthin9; istse, ).
4f.,W. l6i poles To The teppuipE oushuist "
Aerns lelnE The SINE proPsIty eTIntst Ltd Gai'f.
ed BY Noes Ray 70 Go. B, iSlaStll ~ ttt q
trust dated Apftl Nib. ISIS, and FSaEtSi ~
the public lind records q aid county.
TK1hs or nALH--Ott-lhtr1 o. u p1hsps
money, or such further lpm ~ he PGTtsS ~
elect 10 pay, 10 ASno, The rrsd0s II tSs essii ,
ttAllmspb parable respectively 10 80 - "
yearI from The day o. ale, nth Isis'tfi iea 4G
day, he purehaseT giving hh bpot vi iFFs'.i
ptrsonAl security foF sSth Of tbs ttifrst hl1k
nents, and The die 20 be rsssrTtd Ill ~ SsstS
the purchase uaonfy h PAID .-,,
.....- at Special 0unislaf,
10 n 49,, a...I.. t.filNE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
DIED.

BAILEY.-0n Moody. August 10, 1873, at
o'clock p, n, Lkwu BAILEY, Ia the 4oth year o.
bis 1ge. 81 7i'f q"
Funeral from the residence oil Mr.. Mary Bailey,
No. % Thirty .nyt street, on Friday, the 2td Inst
q. two o'clock p. ". Intsrnsnt al Greenwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
THE GRAND ExCURs ON TRAIN will leave
intlons named bAloW, u follow:
TICKETS GOOD FOR 10 DAYS,
TO RETURN By ANY REGULAR TRAIN,
SIZE TRB LOW ROUND TRIP RATRS

The extremely Low Round TIP Rates named
shove ss oaEnd By The Manage With view Of
swing .IaybOdy % oRpoNsSiiy 10 zee chiesse
lie Tss DAYS TINE On lie EIeSTs!cu Neies
Tbs will Dot only give ample time to Wat all
ponn Il Interest IN tie Great Metropolis bat also
70 Witt friends and ftlatrcs In ths Northwest, or
mike snort kxeuilipUl on lAke Michien. No
other city On the c0ntinont nus greater attrac-
tons 10 SIGHT SeefI than Chicago, the Great Ne
tropolls o! the West
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
cEMERAL NOTICES.

NoTlcE .. Sk
Having disFasidel The euti,e lptgsuet q The ..
tate d , n etllinan, deceAssd. On The tut q,
sioek in trade, fxtphs and rood I'M q lie lIii
arm u =. Il. stlllEln a Co. tor G, Mont, ths
surviving pIftpsf oi Iaid late htm, ali 'peisnG
knowing themtelyts " be indebted 70 aid hrm
will pleIsa male immediate settlement with Mid
T. C. hOefA, Who will hereafter conduct the bUsi-
nss' q std late arm, at their old st.nd, No q
AdniniItraiOr Of The sstats Of J. q. stillRHp,
d''sA'sd- Sol - lHiJ l
Having purchased lhs Eioek Of ny his partner
In DE LIN d }. q. etlllmin y Co, hope 70
S SI,SsI aSd u issi H Inn patronage
jyl6 1T. Q. MOFPAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
CARRIAGES REPAIRED a PAINE

n. vl,s. TO s,, -FOUR clrI!4se ~ y = {
PIiSie5 Il Al No! isl MAIN n ss aG,,,i, tsS
an.i nns-eliss roikmlp: PfoS Y ~ Ci,aIGs
Az, dealtr 10 sS9ond.HAnd AnS 3"
and spdng WaeobL -I,,4 trapSL
ChJjdrh'i ClniAges rSPalnlsi ~
CIV n { slL AL S0IE neigy TTyESI
"a ,ss Nd, !. "a daSi ISoI, :Iss. e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sTfiadelphIa AccommodItion- train only
runs between Wheeling and TrfAdelphIa.
tDaIly except Accommodation.
tsteubenvile Accommodation train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
MArtins Ferry and Bellairs, stopping when re9ui-
nd al Sherman House, Rtnaviils, West Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
REDUCED RATES At HOTELS

Arrangement, have ben made With some Of
Chieaso'I PAlatisl Botals for Itsdueed Rates 70
holdsFs Of ExenrHion TeketG The names and 10
ltion O. these Hotea will b announced on the
Excursion 1rain ! N H''
Hememter that The Exeur,ion means 4 Quick
Trip In Eiut-slas Can. II Losst Rates ever ofier-
edl Redueed Hats Al Hotels, inest In the world
Exeunious on Liie MiehIsAn, With ample time u
sight setirg Gr ioviat friends and relatives In the
J n, nth WeltIii all -. lhlGl luE liEJ Hls ~
The BEsr CARS IN THE SERVICE vii Be
uHd for thl, Erc1ftan, and Zach car win Be kept
supplied With lURiwATER during the TIP.
neke's vii h soid on the Train IRON Stations
where there Gfe no Agents. ...,. .-.g. ...iiTi.-.
,pSorgAhiIs PLftIts, PROFIT BY THE Low
BATE, and give youtIslf End family IN opportu-
nifty 70 Ne Chicago. gifs .tr4.J7fLl ~ ~ ~
lCRemsnber paa Of Exeurslnn. Tuesday, August
n, 1873. D. W. CALDWELL,
n ae ~ Cent Manager, Columbut, O.
& n. rELrUN, Jh, 7H
~ Gsnn suplt, Pittsburgh, Pa.
~ i-L,....E -.,L.,tt w. l. 0BRlEN, III "a
lnis Gen1 Pas 4 7, ,AE't, cOllnbls, %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

DAYARD TAYLOR sayE ~ nke great pleas.
d ure In Recommending 10 parents the Academy
Of Mr.. & c. shortlIdge" Non. Fernando Msos, Q
patron, ays, ~ eheeffully consent 10 the use Of
LtOGE (Harrlrd A. NJ Media. Penna. BoIt'
keadtny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

r osr-Phss BOOK. ~ 80
u o. MSodsy, August i3th, snail Account
Book that u valuable only 10 the owner. Had on
Outside Of cover aHoier a Co.. Three dolfan Te-
ward Vii b raid o. IL return 10 Thu otte ln3o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

JNANTKD-A SITUATION sBY.A YOUNG
wv woman 70 DO EsntfAi hon.srtrk knGnlif
u 10 Fourtsanth EIeat. anlle /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EoR.RENT-A FuRNIsaRD HOUSE II 4
IL ceatral loeation. FuTniihed Throughout. TeLms
modprntR Enquire At tbs once huu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

A young WOmIn 10 20 TO the country 70 cook,
wash and 10 anything rQuirtd. Addrss
au2I X. j.. IntallIsencsr onacs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
A BROOKE COUNTY
f ARM FOR SALE,
The undersigned viii oder 4. Pub,k s,,,
.t TUESDAY, Sep,suher ID In

ls2o Nrttrs St, Asrnui-i Ma 4.
auiO
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19

formation. The document offered was the
consolidated statement certified by the regis
ter of voters, and not the ''original returns"
and the statute of our state does not attach
much value to this s'consolidated statement"
The s'origiual returns" not being altered
would not change the result of the election
and interfere with the interests of the people.
The paper offered in evidence is not
the paper charged as being forged.
alleged is falsefied must if true bs legally
capable of committing a fraud Nowhere in
law is consolidated return required as
declaration of the result and its alteration or
modification can in no way effect an election.
1t any consolidated return were forged and
the returning board complied with the law aud
made their statements from the commissioners
returns no injury could result. 1t does not
appear that any paper has been forged that is
calculated, With compliance with the law, to
change the result 1t is the essence of this
crime that it should be com mitted By. a public
officer, and on document which would change
the result of the election. This was not
done.
The letter of John Sherman. Stanley Mat
thew and Others which appeared in the record
was alluded to by the Chief Justice who stated
that it should bs treated by the public IN like
manner as that of the member of the House
of Commons. who attempted to influence the
decision of the court 10 the Tichborne case
1t was ordered that the verdict OF the jury be
set aside and reversed, and the iprisoner dis
charged from custody.
The decision of the court virtually ends the
prosecution against members of the Returning
board. The 0rdar of the court. however, order
ing the discharge of Gen. Anderson does not
release him at once, the state having five days
in which to file applications for reheariog.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
DISASTROUS FIRE.
A Big Blaze in Panam a.
A Half a Million of Property
, Destroyed

PANAMA, March "a fire on the forenoon
OF the 9th inst, destroyed about one-half of
the principal plaza and adjoining neighborhood
with loss Of over half million The FIRE
broke out in the drug store of Hebrogger & Co.
caused by colored clerks throwing lighted
match into a measure of bay rum. The flames
spread with wonderful rapidity to the ad Joining
property and were from the first beyond con-
troll. Half of the northeast side and all of the
east side of the Plaza were in ruios in less than
an hour. Both sides of Gale Los Mopios from
the plaza to Callejon Chicpeme and all of the
squares bounded by Gale Los Mopios, Calle-
Jon Chicmeme, Gale Santo Domingo and Gale
DE Marine were destroyed within few hours.
There was no water and no appliances of any
kind for extiDgushing FIRE except those in the
Grand Hotel About noon a detachment of
nifty men from the United States steamer
Adams, and IS from the German steamer
Elizsbeth were sent on shore, and they d id
good service. and at about $50 D. M had the
flames under control. The principal property
destroyer is the old Graud Hotel on the north
east side of the plaza, owned by George Low,
insured for $50 900, Grand Central Hotel owned
by Henry Bcbuber, insured for $50, 600; club
house corner of plaza aud Gale Los Mopios;
residence and store of T. McCroke, insured for
$4,000, and many residences. Insurance ag-
gregates $3.50 900, all in European companies.
Ihe Grand Hotel caught fire four different
times, but was saved.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
News and Other Items,

John Morrissey who has suffered relapse, is
said to be out of danger.
The Wisconsin Assembly has refused to
make insanity ground for deferce
Olive Logan's husband, who is Consul at
Callao, is charged with collecting illegal fees
from shipmasters, aud will be Investigated.
Prof. I. w. Dwight of Yale College, holds
that the government is in duty bound to pay
the award of the Halifax arbitration.
John Young, the inventor of the clothes
wringer, recently died at Amsterdam, N Y,
in poverty.
Mr.. SpurgeoD is out of health and it is fear.
ed he will be unable to resume his pulpit min
istrations.
The New England Associated Press at their
meeting 10 Boston last week decided to furnish
no dispatches on Fourth of July, Thanksgiv-
ing, Christmas and Fast Day.
In Michigan on q narrow gauge railway, the
mails are carried by a velocipede. The two
main wheels run on the same rail, while small
guide wheel reaches over to the other rail and
keeps the vehicle on the track. The highest
speed attanedis fifteen miles an hour.
Sir William Jenner has sent his resignation
as member of the British Medical Associa-
tAonJ " eho Siouuu VI tn6 SNARE women are al
lowed to take in It's proceedings. Sir William
has, the Lancet believes, consented to postpone
bis actual retirement until the council has de-
liberated as to the course of action it may see
fit TO take.
1t is dangerous to smoke in DR. Mary Wal
ker's presence. man tried it at Washington
Friday, and after the doctor had unsuccessful
ly requested him to throw away his cigar or
leave the room, she just arose in her wrath, and
knocked the cigar out Of his mouth, and
stamped upon it. She was about to "wallop'
the late smoker with her cane. when he fled for
safey.
A dinner will be given April 4th at Del-
monic1's to Bayard Taylor, recently appointed
minister to Germany, and it will be Que of the
most notable social affairs of the season. Bry-
ant will preside, and among those invited are
Longfellow, Whittier and Emerson. The bill
Of fare will be embelIished with sketches of
characters and incidents 10 Faust, and the con
fectionery will represent scenes from theI same
work.
Efforts are making to secure the preseace of
the Rev. James Martineau of England in Bos-
ton during the May anniversaries. He ex.
presses wish to come, but doubts whe Their his
age aud the peculiarities of his constitution will
permit him to make the trip The Rev. Brooks
Hereford of Chicago has been invited to de-
liver the annual address before the American
Unitarian Association if MIR. Martineau shall
be unable to accept the invitation
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
e FRANCE.
The state of Siege Bill Passed.


VERSAILLES, March 18.-rhe Senate, by a
vote OF 148 to 113. has passed the third article
or the Estate of siege" bill The article pro-
vdes that the President can only declare
Estate of seige.' during a dissolution of the
chamber in the event of foreign war. The
Right wished to permit its declaration in the
event of an Instruction.
In the Chamber of Deputies Leon Say, Min
lister of Finance. moved the budget of receipts
be made an order of the day for Tuesday.
Gambetta supported the motion and declared
that the hour had arrived to assert confidence
in the ministry and the future of the republic.
The motion was adopted, 436 to "a. Thus all
fear of q crisis is averted.
Important Changes and Ramors.
PARIS, March Is Gen. Berthout is appoint
ed to command the 18th army CORPS with head
quarters at Bordeaux, in place of Rochebourt,
transferred to the reserve Other important
changes impend. Gen. V,llesboisnet, COM
mandant of the 18th corps, Gen. Picard of the
18th corps and Gen. Villebos having resigned,
Leon Says resignation of the finance minister
ship is regarded as altogether unlikely. 1t is
believed the Chamber will vote the entire
budget without hesitation.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
The South Carolina Moou.h;..-.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-A Columbia des-
patch says the force of 80 men who starte dir in
pursuid Of Redmond and his gang Friday night
OF whom were concerned in the recent rescns Of
U. 5. prisoners from Pickens county i,;l
They also destroyed three stills. The shsr;}f o.
Pickens county who had also gone iu pursni it
with militia company in accordance with or
recapture of the Stsnsills, two of the three. men
rescued by Redmond. They were recon mittsd
to Jail and are now securely guarded. The
revenue officers report being aided by citizens
OF the county.
WASHINGTON, March 10 Revenue Con-
missioner Raum has telegrapbed to Revenue
Officer Brsyton the Qualification felt bv the
government at his success in Pickeps county.
.: ", and authorizes Brayton to clean out the
other counties of Illicit 6istilleries,
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
FROM THE IsTHMUs.
Germany Preparing 10 Enforce Her De
mands ON Nicaraxua-Costa Rica ans

Germany Preparing 10 Enforce Her De-
mands on Nicarngua-COsta Kica and
Guatemala Preparing for War.
PANAMA, March 9-The German war ves-
sells Elizabeth and Ariadne are now at Panama
AMI Medusa at Aspinwall awaiting orders to
proceed to Nicaragua and demand satisfaction
for the outrage committed a year ago upon
Esenatuck, the German consul at Leon. Won
Bergen, minister of Germany TO Central Amer
is supposed to confer with the fleet as to their
future movements. Another vessel of war is
daily expected. which will complete the squad
ron.
Costa Rica and Guatemala are both prepar-
ing for war. The President of Costa Rica has
purchased steamer in San Francisco aud had
her fitted out as man-of-war and has semitic
Europe for large supply of arms. He is de-
ry out his scheme of Central America confeder-
alton, and the President of Guatemala is equal
ly determined TO oppose him.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
MARINE NEWS.
ROckland Selma

RockIand Schooner Wrecked.
RocKLAND, March 1S.-Schooner Post Boy,
Goss. of and from this port, with lime, went
ashore on Otter Island Ledge, Saturday, and
sunk. She is total loss.
Rescue ofia shipwrecked Crew.
LONDON, March 18.-The steamer Illinois,
which arrived at Queenstown yesterday, had
the crew of the Brush ship N and E. Gardner
Capt Kenny from Galveston for Liverpool.
abandoned the 14th inst, leaking with eight
feet of water of the hold. Crew had been 30
days at the pumps.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
Euroyeau Margesu.

LONDON, Ma oh 1S-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 90 3-16
for money and account.
LONDON, March 1S-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, AS. at 1881; new IS at
1913; 67s 1875 lO-4os, 1859; Erie 1917 preferred 25
Illinois Central 761.
LONDON, March 1890 P. M.-Consols at 95 3 16
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, March II-123 P. M.-Cotton il
dull and easier; Middling uplands at 3d. do Orleans
at SD; saes 100 bales, including 1910 bales for
uation aud export; receipts 1890 bales, including g.
$50 American.
Futures weaker; March delivery at 1916; March
and April 15-16; April and May 5 S1-32.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19

WHAT other remedies have filled to do, HUNTS
REMEDY surely does, restoring to health those af.
hicted with Dropsy, Bright's Disease, KidHey Blad.
der and Glanduar Complaints. HUNTS REMEDY
cures Gravel, Incontinence and Retention of Urine,
Excuses, Intemperance, General Debility and loss of
Appetite HUNTS REMEDY cures all diseases
OF the Kidneys, Bladder aud Urinary Organs.
CLARK's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure INSTANTLY
marlS eod&wlw
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Oldham Strike.

LONDON, March 18.-The strike and lockout
of the Oldham weavers asIasted month.
Neither side seem inclined to yield The strike
now includes between 5000 and 5000. Hun
dreds in other departments are kept idle in con-
sequence of the stoppage of work by the wsav-
ers and great distress prevails
w. Graves & Co., cotton manufacturers of
Manchester, have fallen, with liabilities of
ESQ, 600.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
AZ, aud 4se for demand, with bushes, at 1854 and

1881.
G I'D declined from 1913 to 1911, but closed steady
Carrying rates q per cent. Thh clearances were
5,425000. Customs receipts $4,000. The Treas
ury disbursements were $4,000 for interest and
$4,000 for bonds. Governments to Der cent.
higher and strong. State bonds inactive Railroad
mortgages firm The feature of the stock market To-
day break in North Western from AZ TO 4O5 for
common and from 6s5 to 6Sa for preferred under sales
for realization with subsequent partial recovery as
the bulls again turned purchasers. Otherwise the
market was strong.
gregated 1920 shares, Including 10000 shares of
Lake Shore, - 800 shares North Western common
and 1000 preferred, $4,000 Western Union, $1,000
Lackawanna, 1900 shares Union Pacific, HOO shares
Pittsburg.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19

CoRK-Brig Rosetta smith-29,7So bush peas.
LIVERPOOL Steamer Ontario-163, 500 lbs Init
16s0O lbs copper ore 1872 bbls apples cases nn"i
try. 1908 lbs cotton, 646 bags seed. 1925 lbs taow
piano, 10 horses, 400 bush peas, 1874 packages nor%
go do lard 3S do beef ties tongues 60 % lbs Do q
packages leather SO bbls potash, 81 do pearlasb so
merchandise. ss' VI
HAVANA. Brig Addie Hale-42lO box shocks
1923 sGooks and heads, 1890 hoops, 1900 boxes her
ring, 20 bbls beans. -
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
Cnieaxe Uat,,e uar,xe,.

CHICAGO, March 1S-Hogs-receipts 1850 head:
shipments $500 head: steady and active with strong
er feeling; mixed packing at 40 a 8 rs; light 70
@ s.; heavy shipping at so a 4 05; all solu.
Cattle-receipts $3.50 head; shipments 1900 head;
all grades unchanged; shipping Steers at 80 q 3O
mostly sold.
.Sheep-recepts 900 head; shipments 200 head !;
slow and weaker at so a AIS.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
MARRIED.

In South Paris, March 2, r. W. Foss and Miss Sa-
rah L.. w. Swift.
In Gray. March 10, Jas. II. Libby and Miss Nellie
F. Small. both of Gray,
In Gardiner March 10. John Richardson of Nor
way and Mrs. Ann N. Rice of Gardiner.
In Hebron, March 4, Willie r. Foster and Miss Geo
Z. Corbett
In Biddeford. Feb 2S, Edw. p Smith OF Biddeford
and MISS Abbe S. Warehouse OF Saco.
In Northport; Feb. 90, Frank Z. Duncan and Miss
Amanda Drinkwater.
In Union, Feb 26, Chas. W. Bagey of Liberty and
Miss Clara K. Dunton of Whitefeld.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10.

90 beyond our own borders to find subjects for
the regenerlting influence of grace.
YARMOUTH
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
LATER.


LONDON, March IS In the international
ptd stuao contest at Agricultural ri al O,.
Leary at 10 o'clock this afternoon was ahead of
an Contestants, having at that hour covered 66b
miles, Corky of London was second with 65
miles and Smith of Paisley third with 81
miles. OLsary is in excellent condition,
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19

Ship San joaquin, Waite, from Calcutta, arrived
at Dundee 7th inst with loss of maintopmast head
and yards, sails. &c.
Barque Lincoln, Thorn, from Buenos Ayres for
Havre, before reported at Rio aneiro in dietress
docked. stripped. cauiked and metalled, and
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-19
width. 3 lie TO 4 Inches.
Length, q Ia 9 i. ches
gsSura,. sd so y iucp,as
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Proposals tor furnishing the CITY OF Ia.
tom with Granite Edgesrones.


ION with Graaire EJgesrones.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
Superintendent of Streets. City Hall, Boston, until
Thursday, March %, 1878, TDelve o'clock NJ for
supplying the City of Boston with Granite Edqe-
stones to be delivered the streets during the year
1878. '
The stones 10 be seven inches in width On top not
Tess than siT feetn length and of uniform DEPTH not
tess tadn ttcenty inches; to be straight lined cithout
paRd. and free from lunches or depressions. To be
peen-hammered on top and three inches on back;
the top edges and surface to be true to line and
straghtedge. The 'front.' TO be pointed and the ends
squared and jointed the entire depth of the stone
Each and eceTp stone TO be equal, both as regards
quality and finish, to the sample on exhibition In the
Office of the Superintendent of Streets.
Proposals to state the pce per lineal foot deliv-
cred such quantities and upon such streets the city
proper, koxbury. South Boston, East Boston, Dor.
chester, West Roxbury, Brighton and Charlestown
as may be designated from time to time by the Su,
peTintendent Of Streets Proposals may be made for
one or more of the above sections.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bonds with suretes satisfactory the Committee on
Paving for the fathf1l performance of their contract
The right is reserved to reject any all proposals
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Edge
stones" and idressed to
THOMAS j. WBIDDEN,
mchS lot Chairman Committee on Paving.