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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01

following order:
l. Pea Ridge March Bach
z. Justified March. Keller Bella.
$. Chimes of Normandy Beyer.
4. Overture-Chevalier. Herman.
5. March Zikoff
3. Overture-Joily Robbers Suppe.
7. Selections-La Maryolaine Muller.
3. Galop-On Dit. Hever
y. Observation-Disclosures Girl Baifa
~. Boston March. Bach
II. Selections How Delightful. .Catlin.
20 0ot nalou o. ..Sheuer.
10. Uverture-stradella.. .......... .Flotow
Il. Waltz-Die Weinzeister -.
10: Girolfe Girolfa. .Bosouet.
Inc music Tor the dancing mbersl was rem
oereo ny tull orchestra stationed at the north
END OF the third floor rotunda. The programme
was Judlclously arranged and admiralty ove.
cuted, consisting of fourteen numbers a.
follows: Ae' 's
No. l. Waltz. No. 3 O,od,;1,o
No. 2. Lancers. No. Q. Ga1on
No. 8. Waltz. No. 10. Tannors
No. 4. Quadrille. No. II VAL
no. O. 4aiop. No. ~. Quadri lie.
NO o. M MM No. Is. Waltz.
NO: 9; Waitz. No. IA. Lancers.
AS has been stated, every body was there All
sections of the State had it's renreeanta+; 90
Fully eight hundred are estimated to.hava heen
present; OF this number fully one-halt ware
ladies. All the legislature, with but an excer,-
ton or two, were in attendance The Northerpn
Pacific railroad country-Canada helt-hod
several of its representative citizens bonor;ns.
the occasion; Faribault had a deleoat;on NO.
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BUTTER.

General COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, are making a spe-
cialty of ROLL BUTTER, and
nave facilities for handling a
large amount. DAIRY PACK
ED and fine print wanted. IA
jackson street st. Paul, MINI.
26.
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MONTHLY REPORTS.
Showing the Status of Various Oficials ON
So. March Firat

Ft k 10 i
February gives, owing to the shortness Of its
days, the public functionary no very good OPP
portunity to get in his work ~ servant Of the
people. But such rs the showing is, here it il:
THE FEDERAL STRONGHOLD.
The internal revenue collections for the
month Of February are reported as follows:
Deer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50, 2l6 So
Clgars and tobacco. Observation-Disclosures. 1858 81
special taxes .................. 1856 rs
spirit stamps. Observation-Disclosures. lOl 60
AOUSAs ~, OEJ II
Tho above collections are tho smallest of the
year. owing of course, to the brief stay Febru-
ary makes with us.
The custom house receipts we're so beastly
email during the last month that the deputy
collector declines to make them public.
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
The municipal court disposed of eighty -four
criminal cases during the month of February
OF the number none were of heinous offense.
| There were twelve Migrants sent to Col. Aliens
rock pile; thirty-six DRINKS and disorderlies
begotten Of the DRINKS, attended to; seven
houses OF lll-fame stored their fines in the oity
golfers. There were two cases of bastardy; one
terminated happily and to the supreme satisfac-
ton of both parties by marriage; the other.
l
ter clerk and assistant to the gallant Evans, of
Iomkins Office, was involved, was dismissed
Tie coaxed the girl to withdraw the charge The
| lines collected for the month amounted to
$S45.95. Collection on civil cases amounted
to $93.76.
THE POLICE FORCE.
The number of arrests made last month were
sixty-nine; lodgings were given to 257 tramps.
THE CITY TREASURER.
From the advanced sheets of the city treas
urer's monthly report, the following exhibit ia
| taken:
Total receipts. $6S;4S8 10
Disbursements -. ................ 1880 Al
Balance March LIST ....... $19. 657 7S
The balance on hand is deposited as follows
Kountz Bros, New York. $lO, 666 Is
Dawson u Co., st. Paul ............ 1,948 50
Merchants National, St. Paul. $500. ,724 &c
Characterization, St. Paul. 1890. 1,724 sc
Farmers d Mechanics, st. Paul.. 1854 sc
In vault. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$19, 654 rs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mxoCGALANEUUS,
1.-TWO ELEGANT SHOW CASES for sale at a bar
Third street. oc .''
EloR sALE-At sacrifice, an elegant new mink
II sacque, one Of the finest in st Paul Inonira
corner Sibley street and Levee. Ia.
H'OR RENT-Desk room at 103 East Third street.
pEhSONAL,-.Hundreds of persons suffering from
l. rheumatism, Scrofula, Salt Rheum. Catarrh
Swollen liberated Sore Throat, Nervous Debility
Lost vitality and broken-down constitutions, have
Deen perfectly restored to health by using DR.. H. r.
Hauldays Blood Purifier. It supplies the lost
Waa,e @ and enches the blood acts directly
builds aperson right square up. Try it and Won VIII
De surprised at the result AS this medicine has been
extensively counterfeited see that s. Blackboard is
6loWn IN the lack of every bottle. Call on your
druggist for it. If he does not keep it he will order
u Ior you: II not will send it to you by express
WIN circular and testimonials of some of the best
c G1 OF 81 Paul, by addressing s. BLACKBOARD
LAG West Third street, st. Paul. 355-sat-gunxw
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby associate
w ourselves together for the purpose of incorn
Grafton under the provisions of Title one ) of Chap
ter thirtyfour (3D of the General Statutes of the
State of Minnesota, and the amendments thareto
and to that end do hereby adopt the following
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FOR sALE-A Merchant Tailoring business. stock
M ana fixtures: Does good business. Address
Illus. CHRISTENSEN, Winnebago City, Mimi
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TWO ELEGANT SHOW CAsEsfor sale at bar
4, gain at GREENLEAF's Jewelry Store, n East
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HOE SAIE-The two beautiful yachts sSanta
H. ~ = Maria" and stormy Petrel.'' VIM. MARKOE.
AoO I 70.
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TO EXCHANGE.

DOR SALE-Ata sacrifice, an elegant new mink
II saogue, one of the finest in st. Paul. Inquire
corner Sibley street and Levee. 10.
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ENoK sALE-At sacrifice, an elegant new 1ninb
corner Sibley street and Levee In.
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SLElGHs-Both single and double seat, for sale
HOWARD, SO East Third street. AZ.
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During the whole evening the delightful
concord of harmonious sounds was served by
Prof. Seibert. It consisted Of two descrip-
lions, viz. Conventional dancing numbers,
and concert or promenade music The con-
cert music was rendered by an orchestra con-
sisting of nine instruments, the musicians be-
ing stationed on a raised platform at the head
Of the grand stairway opening on the second
floor.
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FOR SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as draughtsman, copyist or
"! office work by an experienced man. Address,
G. L., GLOBE Office. ~.
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February gives, owing to the shortness Of its
days, the public functionary no very good OPP
portunity to get in his work a. . servant Of the
people. But such Is the showing is, here it ID:
THE Federal. STRONGHOLD,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

DOR SALE-Two heavy blockey draft horses
i weight 1925 and 1875 pounds, at WEAVERs 4
CO.'S stables, rear Of postoffce. IA.
HORSES FOR sALE-A car load of good general
Ill purpose horses and mares at Judd's stable. by
CHAS. BROWN, II.
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WANTED-By a boy Is years of age, place to
Dress A. s., this Office. ~.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-16

ILLUSTRATED HISTORICAL AND b.
oGRAPHIcAL CycLoPEDIA OF DELA-
wARE.-For several weeks past Col. j.
NJ. McCarter and Rev. B. F. Jackson,
editors and managers Of the Aldine Pub
fishing and Engraving Company Of Bos-
ton, have been in this State gathering
material for superb quarto volume with
the above title. The work is to be bound
in full morocco, with gilt edges, printed
in the best style on plate paper, and pro
fusely illustrated with magnificent steel
engravings of the public buildings,
churches, manufacturing est Adjustments,
historic places, and portraits of the
representative men of the State, both
dead and living. Such works have been
published during the last few years for
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Kentucky, and other States. The first
volume for Maryland has just been is
sued, and the favor with which that
work is regarded may be gathered from
the full reviews which have appeared in
all the Baltimore papers. For example,
one paper says "The work is gotten up
in superb style of Turkey morocco bind
ing, gilt edge, and is printed in double
columns on thick letter-press paper. II
10 .s,vicuver So proiuseiy iiiusIrateu VIII
accurate likenesses on steel, OF dis
tinguished men in Maryland and thu
District of Columbia, as to constitute
complete portrait gallery Of the original
whose names are inscribed on the roll o
honor. The Encyclopedia i
complete. 1t is invaluable as stand
) ard reference to all men of letters, am
: in its faultless style of execution Is
) treasure in the study and an ornamen
on the centre table," All the othe
notices are equally hearty and unqual
fed IN their commentators. The A
dine Publishing and Engraving Con
: pany propose to issue a volume for Dels
ware in every respect equal to any eve
+ published in this country. 1t will co..
= a large sum of money to carry such
o work through the press, and the gentl'
II men who have had the enterprise an
s. courage to undertake it are deserving
1t all commendation, and the practical SUI
u port and patronage of all our people.
y may be not only valuable addition
~ the industrial and biographical histol
he of our State, but record and NOM
ne ment of which our people will be just
vi proud. Already the canvas has extend,
as over the State, and the success of Il
an enterprise is fully assured.
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abuses as they could by acts Of legisla-
ture. The present constitution Vas
adopted in 1882 and is the work q TIE
opponents of the Democratic party.
The Democrats did make m sfIort 70
change it in 1853 and were beaten. But
the Republican party has never made
any effort to secure representation ac-
cording to population; and the Repub-
iican only shows what hard cheek 1t
has when It finds its party enveloped In
the old Wing Republican constitution,
to call on Senator Bayard and the Demo-
Gratis to aid their opponents, the Radicals,
to power in the State. Oh, no! Sena-
tor Bayard's efforts were exerted with
the Democrats to keep the State out Of
the hands Of the negro-equality party,
and to prevent it being run into debt.
And hence its present enviable posi-
tion. uF l- it
Let the Republican call on its own
friends Messrs. Smithers, Geo. p. Fisher,
Dick Harrington, j. X. Lofland, ESQ,
Jacob Moore, Esq, and other intellec-
tual gentlemen of that stripe il II wants
a change. The Democratic party is able
to dictate such course as it deems wise
when it meets, and Senator Bayard il
the last man to whom the Repvblica'
should hold out the inducement of tn.
''spider to the fly" -e
The opponents Of the Democrats fixet
the condition of representation, an'
they have yet made no party effort Il
change it to representation according Il
population. 1t is repetition Of tn
old story so frequently told by the Ererl
Evening and Commercial and seems no
to be very much improved as now toll
by the Republican. Set your own mel
to reforming "abuses" would seem to b
proper advice to that paper.
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Texas hasn't mad any yellow fever
yet, but for month past it has had an
extra session of the Legislature, which
is the next worst thing such weather as
this. However, the lawmakers have at
last got through and gone home. The
great question at issue was the amount
OF appropriation for the schools. The
Governor insisted that they must be cut
down vigorously, to the extent OF closing
the schools if the ordinary tax levy did
not leave enough to keep them open af-
ter paving the other running expenses
OF the government, but the dispute end
ed in a compromise by which the amount
set apart for educatI onai purposes IN cut
down from the usual $3.50 600 to S275,-
O)O.
The new Khedive of Egypt, ,Tewfix, l.,
is a young man of 26 years, who pos.
sesses an agreeable exterior. is Of pleas
ing manner, speaks excellent French
and has cultivated the useful art of listen.
ing we'll to what others say without
pledglng himself by too eager responses
He has never possessed harem but has
lived hitherto with his one wife after the
European manner, at his magnificent
country villa. Ht.r -
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A AZ ANTIC HOTEL,
n Ocean City, Maryland.
Now Open for the season Of 1879.
The increasing popularity of this fxvorite
prietor 10 make numerous I'M E8.N
provenents this season The ho- !M
tel is only one hundred yarSs from ~
he breakers, and the view from the ex
tensiye port co is grand ana inspiring. he
surf IN HI fine rs any on the coast and the
bathing good and safe. Table unsur passed.
Board, per day. $3.50 week $40 10 Sl2.50.
Write tor circular, 10
JOHN TRACY, Prop'r.
Also, of the Peninsula House, Salisbury,
Maryland. Iv5-1m
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GENERAL NRW 8.

Captain Edward Grow, Of The schooner
Minnie Eaton, Of Salem, n. D., Was
drowned in Baltimore harbOr yesterday
morning. His body was recovered.
DAME Roueer, until recently leader
in the Murphy temperance movement.
at DAYTON, Ohio, was drowned in the
Miami River while drunk, OH Monday
afternoon.
A small-bore rife matt between
teams Of Ogdensburg, N. Y, and Ottawa,
Canada, began At Otlawa yesterday. The
score stood $40 yards Ogdersburg, Ala /;
Ottawa, 404. 900 yards Oedensburg,
374; Ottawa, 1878.
The 10th annual session of the State
Council Of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics began yesterday In
Altoona. Nearly 900 delegates were
present, representing membership OF
about 600 In the State. Officers for the
ensuing year will be chosen to-day.
George Lewis, colored, Ag ged 10 years,
was put on his second trial for the mur'
der OF his gr andmother, at Richmond
Va, on Monday, before jury composed
entirely of colored men. Atmidnight ht
was convicted of murder in the second
degree, the jury fixing the penalty at II
years imprisonment.
No more cases of yellow fever have
been reported in Memphis, and the Stat'
Board of Health announces that, unless
new cases occur, the present quarantine
regulations will be discontinued o,
Monday. New Orleans, Norfolk, Cairt
and Little Rock, have suspended thei
quarantines against Memphis.
The u. s. training ship Minnesota
which has been anchored AZ Newburgll
, N. Y, for several days, enlisting boy
, for the navy, has gone I'd Stony Point
where she will take part In the centen
nial celebration of the capture of tina
! place. After the celebration she will re
| turn to Newburgh.
The advices received by the War De
partment from the Northwest do not in
dicate any trouble with the Indians
Gen. Miles Is well provided for, havin
two supply depots, and should an unex
pected emergency arise, ht could call o
Genei al Terry, and be promptly furnish
ed with men.
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NJ OTICE.-The Delaware Loan Associa-
IN ton now offers new stock for saie.-
The first payment may be made at any
time to the Secretary. GEO. u. MARIS,
apln COL ShipIey 81. 1nd floor
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JUNkETTING-Haye Cabinet are
now mostly junketting about the coun-
try. Postmaster General Key and party
left Newport yesterday on special boat
for Bristol, where they were entertained
at dinner by Senator Burnside. Thence
they went by special train to Providence
arriving at 10 o'clock last night. To-day
the Postmaster General will be enter
tanned at Squantum and Thursday tn,
party will visit Rocky Point with Gov
ernor Van Zandt, Ex-Secretary Bristov
and other prominent gentlemen.
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YELLOW FEVER MORTALITY.
THE REPORTS REG ARDING LAST SEA
SONS EPIDEMIC.

WASHINGTON, July Is. The publish
ed accounts of the yellow fever mortali-
ty in the South, showing the aggregate
number of deaths to have been over
thirteen thousand last season, Represen-
tative easy Young Of Tennessee, now
in this city, states are incorrect. He
says that fifty thousand would hardly
cover the actual sacrifice Of life to this
dread epidemic that there were thou
sands who fell victims to it in the valley
of the..Lower Mississippi Of whom no re-
cord was kept. The National Board of
Health are now making inquiry into the
stat sites of last year, and are now also
at work introducing their sanitary regli-
lations and instructions in the old infect
ed localities of the South. They say if
they meet with the proper cooperation
from the local authorities there will be
no trouble in preventing the spread OF
the disease.
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why the Republican, Carried An.
napO1in

From the washington Star, July 10.
The Maryland Republicans have a
speck OF luck iu the election Of their
municipal ticket in Annapolis. 1t is said
that there was much dissatisfaction with
the Democratic ticket and numbers who
have usually rotsd with tho party bolted
and openly voted the Republican ticket
The result in Annapolis will probably
encourage the disafIecteh Democrats il
Baltimore TO repudiate t the Objectionable
"Ring" ticket and it is possible that al
independent ticket may have show fol
success.
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TlHE ENGLESIDE," AT BEACH
/ HAVEN, ON LONG BEACH, N. j.,
Now OPEN. Superior Bathing, Sailing,
II TO their advantage TO address the Pro-
prietors of this fine large Hotel for their
terms and circular before making arrange
nents for the summer.
X. B. d S. I. ENGLE, Proprietors.
Je7-2m*
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PROPOSALS..
DROPO0AE,
~,
FOR REMOVING sARsAoE AND

Pnor0sALs a
FOR REMOVING sARsAGE AND
So OfFAL' $3.50
Sealed pfoposah win be received in
the box In the Council ChAmber until
7:30 p. NJ, THURSDAY, July -17th, for
removing the garbage and onai N the
city Of Wilmington, for the term Of one
year, commencing on the 18th day OF Au-
gust. A. D., 1879.
The perxon or persons to whom the
CONTRACT shall be awarded shall furnish
sufficient number Of men, horses, ana
wster-tight carts, and collect and remove
all garbage and offal In and from the
dwellings, and Othef places within their
resps ,tive districts O. may 10 required OF
them by the Board Of Health, from time
to time, as follows: Daily Sundays ex.
cepted) from the fst day Of May, until
the first day Of November, and net iess
frequently than three times week, on
alternate days Sundays excepted) from
the first day OF November until the first
day OF May. Each OF Ghe said water
tight carts shall have placed thereon In
some conspicuous place = sign with the
words City Garbage Cart" painted IN
large black letters upon white ground
The contractor or contractors shall In all
matters comply with the provision OF an
ordinance, passed July 9th, 1873, and
also with the Rules aud Regulations Of
the Board of Health, relative to the col
lection and removal of garbage and offal
For the purpose Of removing the garbage
and oiial a. aforesaid the city has been
divided into four districtss viz:
All south of the northerly side ol
Sixth and east OF the westerly side Oi
Market street being the First district; al
north Of the northerly side OF Sixth
street and east of westerly side Of M arke
street being the Second district; all soutt
of the northerly side Of Sixth and wes
of westerly side OF Market street, being
the Third district; and all north OF thu
northerly side Of Sixth street and west o
the westerly side Of Market street beini
the Fourth district. Proposals may b'
made for any one or more Ofsaid districts
or for the whole Of said city, tho CIT.
Council reser wing the right to reject an!
or all bids. A bOHd with security In th'
sum Of $500 must accompany each pro
posal for the good faith Of the bidder
aud the person or persons to whom tn
contract or contracts shall be awarde'
shall give bond with security, in tn
sum of 81, 900 for the faithful perform
ance of the contract. Blanks will b
furnished on application to the Stree
Commissioner.
All bids must he properly signed, scale
and endor.ed "Proposxl for removin
garbage"
LOUIS p. LYNCH,
jy12-5t. Street COMMISSIONS
The daily gazette., 1879-07-16

SAMUEL TOWNSEND, ESQ.,, has, at
the request of several influential peach
growers, written briefly "What he knows
about peach growing in Delaware" It
will probably appear in the GAZETTE
in few days.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-16

NJ OTICE,-J. Ii. Primrose mas taken the
IN management OF tie old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler 4
Wilson. This machiue has been lately
improved, and is an srely new m achine,
and Is known as the Improved Wheeler a
Wilson. 1t is the finest made ck-stitct
sewing machine now In use, and has ad
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call, +,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our terrlt0ry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Sbore OF Maryland.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found at
728 Market street. After the 25th of March
next we will be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7I8 Market street.
~A9ENTS WANTED.
feb6-dtf q. .H.PRIMROsE
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NOTICE,.

NJ rlCE.-The 18th annual meeting OF
IN the stockholders OF the And Loan
Association will be held on Wednesday
evening next, July l6, al O'Clock. The
annual report Will then he submitted and
officers and directors elecped.
jy1l-5t. GEO e. MARIa, Sec.
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DROPOSAlS

k)hOFODAAS.
FOR REMOVING AsHss AND RUBDIsH
seal,d proposals. will be resolved in the
box In the Council cham Der until Z. 81 .
m, THURSDAY, July nth, for collecting
and removing the ashes, dirt and other
the dwellings, public schools and ci1y
buildings within the City OF Wilmington.
for the term OF Ons year from the date Of
signing the contract. The sshss. dirt aud
otner raboish incidental 70 housekeeping
aud 70 the PUBLIC schools and city build
ingM which shall be placed At the curb be-
Iore seven O'Clock In the morning from
the first day OF April 10 the last day Of
august. snd before eight O'Clock in the
morning from the first day Of September
10 the last day OF M arch, sha i be removed
on every Monday from Market street and
on the public streets east Of Market atreet,
AID Oh every Tuesday from the public
streets west of Marked street. All dirt,
offal, ashes and other refuse matter TO be
for the use of the city, and be removed to
such place and deposited ~ street Com
missioner shall direct. II deposited In
any manner other than directed by street
Commissioner. a deduction of one dollar
IL 70 be made for eacli load so ueposited
For the purpos OF removing the ashes,
dirt and other ruboi,h h AZ Aforesaid, the
city has been divided into four districts,
viz:
All south Of the northerly side of Sixth
street, and east Of the westerly side OF mar
htL etTeet, Delnk t0e ufbL OlBlr1CL. All
"0rth Of the nOrtnerly side OF sixth street,
and east Of the westerly side OF Market
| street, being the second district Al lsOuth
| OF the noriherly side of Sixth street, and
| west OF the westerly side OF Market street,
being the third district. And all north OF
the northerly side OF Sixth street and west
| OF the westerly side Of Market street, beiug
the fourth district.
! Proposals may be made for any one or
more OF said districts, or for the whole OF
said city; the City Councii reserying the
right 10 reject any or all bids. A bond
with security in The sum OF OF $500, must
accom- pany each proposal, for the good
faith OF the bidder: and the person or pe,
sons TO whom the contract or contracts
may be rewarded. shall give bond with
security In the sum OF ~ ,OO0 for the faith
ful performance Of the contract. Blanks
VIII be furnished on application TO the
| street Com missioner. All bids must be
properly signed sealed and endorsed :. Pro
| posalh for Removing Ashes !"
LOUIS p. LYNCH,
| jy 12-5t street Com m issioner.