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WE STAND ON ON RECITATION.

For the last six years We have sold tho
Best Ready Made Clothing, and we still
continue TO do SO, and at prices that defy
competition. We offer Ono Hundred Dol.
lars Reward In any case where we fail to
do as advertised. This week We have sold
goods at immense bargains. We refer
our reader to our prices In local column.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clothlers, o. Twelfth Street.
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Taeae was very lively time at Turner
Hall last night, the occasion being the cele.
bfalion Of the birthdays Of Andy stauber,
AGED 80, Frank Klnget, 10, and Chas Goethe,
23 The hall was crowded With yonng peO-
pI6. There was plenty Of good cheer and UNI
limited fan. Kamtf's new orchestra fur.
nIlhed ihe dancing music which was good,
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THE gentlemen who esSayed to screnade
Miss L. o few evenings since should have had
clear threats, and their efforts would have
been better appreciated. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the best remedy extant for n "thick"
or congested condition Of the throat or bron-
chal tubes, giving instant relief
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The genuine Fellows Syrup of Hypophos.
phites is put up in pint bottles the name Of
Fellows 4 Co. blown on.
Should the patient have any difficulty In
procuring the compound syrup In his viCini'
ty, let him not be put of with any other
remedy; because this articles has not It's
equal in the diseases for which II Is recon-
mended.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS
EXTRAORDINARY
announcement.


PIne Goods shown to-day, that have
never been made for the prices offered
Tho goods were bought nj the sale we
attended Hast week, and We were very
lucky In securing choice bargains
They are all for you. Come to-day
while everything II yet complete.
THE FOLLOWING WILL EXPLAIN,
20 pieces satin McrycIIIeux, In all cOIOrs,
worth 81 ID, We OiTer to-day NJ GS cents
per yard.
30 pieces satin BrOIeFies, In all eoIors,
including Opera shades, worth u 49,
weOileF to-day ut 10 cents per yard.
30 pieces satin MOIFes, In all coiors,
worth 81 ~, We offer to-day nj O5 cents
40 pieces satin de Lyon, in NIL e0lOFs,
~ Inches wide, cost 10 import 81 No.
We offer to-day nj ~ III.
o6 pieces RlI wool Cashmeres, In all
cOIoFs, FetaIIed everywhere NJ 90
cents, We offer to-day Rt33 cents,
25 pieces all WOOL CRshmeres, Rll cOlorS'
never sold for less than 40 cents, We
offer to-day nj 40 cents.
Is pieces LupIH's best HONOUR CASH
meres, ~ inches wide, We could call
them dirt cheap ut 81 90, We offer To-
day at 0oIf cents.
rs pieces Novelty Dress PlaIds, 10 Inches
wide, same goods We retnlled early
tn the season ut 90 cents, We OHcF
to-day nj 81 cents per yard. THIS
LOT will surprise even makers OfOtheT
goods. We bought them nnd We sell
them cheap.
4 InN Fnn WEF
ties. No one can retail same under
So 90 per yard. WeOircr same to-day
AtSI 90 per yard. They are very rich
and 40 inches wide.
THE RICHEST AND BEST OF ALL
90 Parisienna Robes, rGtaIIed to-day In
New York for $50 90, We offer to-day
Rt 10 90. The trimmings connected
with the above are fully worth SI2 90
so pieces, ono ynrd Wide, Persian Cash
mere, In all new shades, now FetAlIet
everywhere 30 cents. Our price TO
day 10 cents per yard.
Zen great bargains la Hack silks. E1
tpnOrIinaFy bargains In Black Cash
merOs. Dress trimmings 10 match al
our Dress Goods nj OnC.hRIf the price o.
other Houses. PInnneIs and BlRnkei'
much reduced. lIOuSGk coping good
lower than you will Hind the same clRAi
OfgoOds elsewhere.
Pour thousand new Wraps, being the
onIymanuIncturea In the state offering
none hut our own goods, which every
lady la the city know are The best hitting
best made, best style. We have also
made n special price 10 all our Wraps for
this occasion. no not delay. 1hc goOIa
we advertise to-day ARE TO be seen only
nt our House. Rich or poor, II IL every
b0dy's duty to call ON usRt once. II we
deceive you, leave our store aud say so
Ir the goods we show surprise you, tell
all your friends abOutIt.
As We expect great rush, We kindly
request the ladies, who can get away la
the forenoon, TO call ON uS, but we will
try 10 walt on you Ia the afternoon.
our friends aud customers living out
side the city, Will please telegraph for
my of the above goods advertised, II
wanted. We expect great many Of
these goods 10 be sold out shortly.
We again invite every body tocoIne and
see. IfyOu cannot come personally, send
nmeasenger for samples OrRny thing you
wish 10 see. The goods are good and
cheap, and We mean to sell them.
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"sLAcE.pRAueA1D makes chill.
and lever Impossible.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.


4 most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
wells Health Remover" The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Kennedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot, Laughlln Bros. & Co.,
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CHOICE GOODS arriving srCry day at
DtLLON'S tewelry Store.


TilE usual merchants lunch at The New
ifoLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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A grand Social Dance will be given by the
Moonlight Social, at Weslwoods Hall on
Saturday evening, November 10. A good
time 10 anticipated.
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PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

Desirable Centre Wheeling property ioi
sale, an elegant large dwelling lot GOIla,
A double twO.story brick building, payi
sos per year, $1,000.
FOR SALE-First.Class business, well 10.
Gated, will exchange for city property, A,i&
1925, $3.50, $3.50, Sl,lOO, $l,4OO for cheap
homes. Now is the time for these.
10000 acres Of West Virginia coal and
timber land.
G. A. SCHAEFER 4 CO.,
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.HE GRAY FARM FOR SALE
EOR SALE.
SToCKs FOR SALE.


DOR SALE OR RENT
! FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
offer for sale the fine IhrreSlOry bdrE buiIJin1
situate on the West SldeOi Market street I'M G"'s
below Second Ward Market House, formerly S Cs,
pied BY BaChman & DuRt, as Wholesale griSSa
store. The building Is finished above the aft ioor
win eleven rooms and Is occupied ~ u boarding
room with cellar, aud the room, 10th fOf CalGCiiy
and location Il the best for the produce buGneS h
the city Also Tor rent from iSt Of April next il
2, sliklVER, l2ll Main street. i'm
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TIE KANAWIIA WAR.
An Impression That the Trouble IL Not
YetOYeF


The INTELLIGENCER yesterday printed the
telegraphiC correspondence between the Gov.
ernor and the Prosecuting Attorney Of Kama.
wha county and Col. David +. RuATner, Of
the Governors staff located at Charleston,
concerning the trouble between the striking
coal miners and men employed to work In
their stead at Cannellton. The miners OF the
Kanawha, New and Coal river regions have
always been a turbulent element, and about
once year strike similar to this one may
be expected to occur 1t seems that the
gravity Of the present situation, instead Of
having been oyerestimated, was mildly stated
in the first dispatches, and II the judgment Of
the Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney Of
Kanawha county Is to be relied on, trouble
will almost inevitably result when there Is
an encounter between the State troops and
the disorderly miners. The report Of Col.
RufIner was late in arriving yesterday, and
when the following telegram came 10 hand
last night 1t corrOborated the story told by
the first one received:
CHARLESTON, WEST Va, 8;40P NJ,
November II, 1881.
To GoltrnorJ B. JlekSoM
Went 10 CannelltOn to-day. Tho Sheriff
and Prosecuting Attorney believe there will
be- trouble and the Sheriff has summoned
the Hawks Nest Rifles to Cannellton to pre-
serve the peace, and has telegraphed Colonel
Appleton to have other companies ready In
case OF need. directed Appleton to notify
company commanders to be ready for orders,
and himself TO 20 to Cannellton to see what
might be needed; 50 did not modify your
orders to 81, Clair. J. L. RUTFSER.
There are only few organizations OF the
State National Guards, and most OF these are
In the third district where the trouble u.s. It
is not known whether they have sufficient
supply OF ammunition to serve any purpose
in case their active operations should become
necessary. They ran ont Of cartridges some
two weeks ago, and requisition was for
warded 10 Adjutant General Butler. He or.
dered the desired supplies sent TO the com.
manding officers, but whether the shipment
has yet been made Is not not known here.
Col. RuITner, who has command Of the
forces which may be called upon, Is a man
fitted admirably for such duty. Ills iron
will, determined spirit and conscientious de.
votion to duty are highly spoken Of by the
State officials, all OF whom vote him the right
man In the right place.
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pUBL1C SALE OF STOCK.

4
Tho Board Of Directors Of the West Virginia T.
position and State Fair Association having lf3lI
required the delinquent subscriber iOf slVL IN
which requirement has moi been complied Win y
some Of Alid subscribers aud stockholders, byOTdtf
Of the Board Of Directors Of Mid Association nals
on the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, ~, ns
shares OF such delinquent subscribers and SOL
holders, will before the court House door q Vl ,
nj 10 O'clock A, ", he offered for sale al public
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
n2S 'Ne' VI Wv l'D GEO IIOnH. sCCtllE.
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Forty years trial Il proved aBLAcK.
pRAlleHTn The best liver medicine IN
ihe world.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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wlsHtSuroS, November isl A. .M--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rain, followed
by colder clearing weather, southerly winds,
shifting to west and northwest. and falling
followed by rising barometer In the EASTERN
portion
For The lake region, colder southwest to
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather, pre-
ceded by rain in the Lower Lake region, low
81 temperature and rising barometer
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Otileei Nos. Is and ~ Fourteenth street


Wanted.
Steamer Sidney.
The Century Magazine.
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
Opera HouSe-fhg Two Orphans.
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Powder.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


i, X. Stewart & I'd, City. A. A. Rice, City.
". L, StOtsberry, Grafton. John Williams City.
], c. Pollock, Cincinnati J. J. Day, Philadelphia
4. 4. Farra, Columbus J, N. MltChell,N, NlapHs
l.. i. Phillips, WttSb'gh =, Y, Browning, PttSh'gh
". l., NlaCkwOOd, City W. l.. Mitchell, Kankec
Q. r. Tracy, City. &C Dugan, Canton, o.
D. u. ShAmbAugh, Pbgh. A.. SChiCk, BellaiFe.
@, II. shInn, FaiFmOnt. II. O. Harvey, Cincinnati
Il. Mccormick, SlSteBv'G. A. II. Chiefly, Pittsburgh
d. d. DOmer, Pittsburgh. J. g. Davis & ~, CinU'u.
David Long, New York. Jas Parker, Noble Co.
G. A. Field, Newark, o. +. X. Wallace VII City
II. llamOlin, Phlla. J, N. Mcconnell, CleVel'l
", A, Carney, Chicago. J. Stauft, Pa.
T. s. sChon, IT, Pleasant. l.. g. Smith, ParkerSb'gh
J. II. Parkinson, Phila, 4. V. RGppnger Il. &, o
J,stanley & fy PittSbgh. H. Huntington, Plttsb'gh
NICK ROBERTS liuNPTY DuNPrY COMPANY,
J, II. CHEg. Dick Reno.
Andy Morris Miss Ida ManSsay,
Mis- Belle Clifton. Miss Louisa De LuSl.
l.. llillebnlnd. u. ManutliuG
N, Mccormack. Geo. IAvaneon.
Harry Ricketts,. Geo. Ricketts,,
r. Hanland. A. COEey.
". H. Hart. u. N, James
W. e. Merrill. F,C. Brooks,
j. IT, Ayne
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SEND me another lot Of the Morning Glory
Baking Powder. Ny customers all want II
pGAtkA,
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES.
y MOUNDSvILLE,
1900 Apple Trees two, three four and Eve yesR
1900 Peach, one QrOm bud year,
5000 PlnmS one and two yERB.
1900 Quinces, two and three yCAn
5000 Cherries one and two years.
5000 EveRresns, mostly Juniper, from one 10 I've
feet. The above are thrifty and In good condition
for tranSplanting VIII sell MS low IA the Lowest.
Correspondence solicited. Address, SAMUEL NH.
LER, MOundSYllle. Nursery u one mile Wsi d
MoundSvillC depot. deTnlT'
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JoHN and VIII DlAttner and Phln. Bobbitt,
the three inen charged with assauting the
owner Of boat house hight before last, and
stealing his boat, were arraigned before
Squire Philips yesterday, and the evidence
for and against the accused heard and the
case argued. The question OF Jurisdiction
was ra Used the boat having been tied 10 the
Ohio shore. The Justice said the evidence
established the fact that the prisoners had
been guilty Of assault and battery. Upon
the question OF Jurisdiction he reserved his
decision until o'clock to-day, at which time
he required the accused 10 appear. John
Blattner declined 10 enter into any recogni.
ZahCe or agree to come into court al the time
named. Several friends offered 10 become Lis
surety, but he declined their offered service,
and expressed his preference TO be sent 10
jail. No alternative being left the Squire, he
committed Blattner until 2 o'clock to-day.
"FuRStsiiED Rooms will be presented al
the Opera House this evening This play 4
All original Farce Comedy, by Scott Marble,
which portrays the troubles and tribulations
Of the many who live In rented apartments.
Mr.. Peterson Sold, DESTROYS OF living "a life
Of peace and Quietude," purchases an ele.
CANT house and furnishes Il In an elaborate
manner. Mr. Sold Is impressed with the
idea that he can, by renting his
furnished rooms TO proper parties,
gather about him q set Of people,
who will 40 harmoDiEe In their tastes and
ideas, that bis establishment will become a
sort Of "Homc, Sweet Home" He secures
as tenants latter much confederation an
artist IN water .colots, composer OF music,
an author, a physician, book agent, a col.
lege student, and a voting lady who ofIiciales
as copyist and accountant for him. To
supetintend his household lie brochures a
gafrulOus old lady mrs Grumpy AZ house.
Keeper. This venerable soul, inspired by
feeling OF curiosity 10 know just who The
dodgers are" rifles the authors trunk and dis
covers what she thinks Is positive proof that
tho author has murdered Miss Chambers
father and mother, aud he is bent on sum.
matily dispatchihg the entire household.
with this ltlea In her head, she sets all the
tenants by the ears, and before her mistake
Is made fully apparent, the house Is upside
down, everybody and all playing cross put.
poses, and As the peculiatlties and eccentrici. |
lies Of each and every ttmor crop out, Sold |
lnda his pet theory Of Home Sweet
Home, most eifectuilly demolished, II has
been much improved since played In Wheel.
ng last season under the title Of Rooms for
Rent
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Tho following shows the range OF the Their.
mometef, rs observed at sClineprs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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sAH.taM tSSffS.M7bMI7A M12S5t.H,1r.N
u 90 a Is IS " @ q
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PUILDING LOT FOR SALE.

nol5 Real Estate and Notarial Business.
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One door above the Bank of the Ohio VI
The daily gazette., 1881-05-09

THE NEW BOARD OF HEALTH ORDI-
NANCE passed the City Council by a
vote of thirteen to nine, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. adams, Blake, Beech
er, Moore, Robinson. SmstA, r. II.
Taylor, Merris Taylor, Townsend, Tai
leg, Lawrence and President Sharp
ley-13.
Nays-Messrs. Adele, Barnhill, Bal.
leg, McMenamin, Mention, McKenna,
Paynter, Shaw and Denny-9.
Only one Republican, Mr.. Bailey,
voted against the bill, notwithstanding
its passage was earnestly and forcibly
opposed by the Republican, the chief
organ of the Republican party in the
city and State. Six Republicans voted
for the bill right in the teeth of the
organs opposition their votes with
those of segsn Democrats carried i,
through. Eight Democrats and one
Republican favored the old system ant
so voted.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR GRADING,
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No, So EAST r1XTH STREET, -,

OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMlssloNEh'
No, 81 EAST sIXTH STREET,
WILMINGToN. DEL, May otn, ioel:
Sealed proposals Will be rece we'd In the
beg In the DIV council Chamber until
7.3O p. NJ. Thursday, May 18th, 1881, for
grading Gilpin Avenue, between Broome
and Rodney Streets. The amount OF ma
terIal 10 he removed Is about 1000 cubic
yards; the stone must be broken small
enough to be used AT the City stone
Breaker. where the SAID stone must be
taken and deposited by the contractor.
The dirt 10 be taken and deposited al
such places as the street Commissioner
may direct, provided the distance OF
hauling il not greater than i've spares.
The work must be done under the .dlrec-
Jon and supervision OF the Street Com
missioner, and must be completed with
in sixty days from the time the contract
Is awarded by The City Council. For
every day thereafter the contractor must
pay to the CITY OF Wilmington the sum
of ten dollars. A bond with security In
the sum OF one huud' ed dollars must &C
company each proposal for the good faith
of the lbidder. The committee reserve
the right to reject III y bid that they do
not think IL Will betC the interest of the
city to accept. All hl Is must be proper
ly sigued, sealed and ndorsed ''Propos-
ais for Grading dilIsn Avenue" Any
further information lat may be desired
WIN be furnished ON pp,icd,lon To
:. +. LYNCH.
Sire Commissioner
BY order of Opening street Committee,
GEORGE ABELLE,
may5-Tt Chairman.
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THE latest statistics show Al .678 600
school children In the world, so far as
the censustakers were enable b ascertain
Those have about 100000 teachers.
First in the proportion to population
cones :he United States, with 9,373, 1856
pupils and 271 ,144 teachers. Both here
and In France the school children from
one fifth of the population Prussia.
takes the third place. Next comes En-
gland and Wales, where as in Prussia
WITH 1907 ,776 pupils and 81 ,925 teachers
school children are one sixth of the
p ,pullt n. Aust : then flies into line In
Japan there are 2,l62. 962 school children
but the total population Is not known.
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Safe Clothing.

There is probably no cloth
ing-maker anywhere in the
world that is entitled to be
relied on SO completely for
the quality of everything that
enters into clothing as Oak
Hall. 1t would be in bad
taste, at least, for us to say
this, if we hadn't a particular
ly clear demonstration of the
fact.
In the first place we make
clothing enough SO that we
can afford to watch what
goes into ito know what
it is made of. Is it too much
to say that we do know
In the second place every
thing we sell is liable to come
back to us, if found wanting
in any quality it ought to
have-worse than that it is
liable to come back if the
buyer has the least doubt
about the goodness of it.
Which is hardest to be-
lieve, that we make our cloth
ing safe, or that we take such
chances on anything but the
safest of everything
WANAMAKER & Brown
OAK HALL, Market and Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
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PROPOSALS FOR CoNsrRUCTIN A
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS.
No SI6 EAsr SIXTH STREET

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTOR A
l. SEWER.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
NO. 50 EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL, MAY 3, 1881.
Sealed Proposals will he received in the
box In the city Council chamber until
T.30 T.. NJ, Thursday, May 18th, loSl
Tor building l0J feet of sewer more or
less. 70 conn ct with the one already con-
strucled on the south side or Reed street
tie one crossing Monroe street, above
Chestnut. The sewer Will be six feet
wide In the clear, spanned by a double
ring nine-lnch arch OF good hard brlckk;
radius OF arch. three feet. The side walls
VIII De two and 81 half feet thick and
about five and a half feet high depending
on the nature Of The ground; the excAva-
lions for the walls must In all cases be
carried deep enough 10 obtain a firm and
solid foundation, and, II necessary, must
be panked. 1hs pavement will be in
the form OF an inverted arch of three feet
nine inch radius; TO be laid with good
hard brick; the bed Of the pavement
must be we'll packed aud rammed, and
made TO conform to the exact grade and
shape OF the inver or pavement. The
arch must be well backed with stone as
shown ON the plan furnished by the City
Surveyor. All the work both stone AM
brick must be lad in good hydraulic &C.
ment mortar composed of equal parts of
good cement and clean river sand The
0ASIhblDu vi biiit NOIk ana Tile
ance ofthe contract shall be under the
direction and supervision OF the street
Commiss Toner, and all the work and ma
teritl must he OF the best quality, and
approved by him before the sewer will
be accept ed by the Street Committee.
Parties bidding Will please state the
price per llucal foot for building the
sewer. The price per llneal foot TO In
clude the cast of excavation back filing
and furnishing all the labor ana material
necessary 10 complete the work and also
the price per lineal foot II the city wil
furnish the stone TO build the side walls
The work must be completed within
thirty days from the time the contract il
awarded by CItg Council. A bond with
security IN the sum oftwO hundred dol
lars musl accompany each proposal for
the good iaith OF the bidder and the per-
son or persons to whom the contract may
DC awarded must give bond with Sc
CURLY IN the sum five hundred dollars
for the faithful performance OF the con :
tract. Tn Street Comm ttee reserve right
reject any bid that they do not think IL
Will b. to the Interest OF the city to ac.
cept. All bids must be properly signed.
sealed and endorsed "PrOposals for con-
siructing . sewer south OF Reed street ,,
For further Information apply to
l.. Z. Lynch,
Street Con- M ssioner,
By Order OF tie Street Committee,
WILLIAM MCMENAMIN,
mayb-6t Chairman,
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DRoPosALs FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE; STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 EAST SlNTm STREET.

NO. Oh EAST CtAlt
WILMINGToN, q ELL, May 9TH, 1881.
Sealed proposals viii. BE- received In the
box in the City Council Chamber until
7.3e I'm, Thursday May ~, 1881, for grad
Ing the bed OF Dupont st., from Lowering
Avenue To the ceutre of Warwasett ST.
The amount of material to be removed
is about 800 cutie yards. The stone must
be broken small enough for the stone
breaker, where the stone must be taken
and deposited by the contractor. The
dirt must be taken any place that the
Street Commissioner may direct, provid-
ed the distance of hauling Is not greater
than five squares. The work must be
done under The direction and supervi-
sion of the Street Commissioner and
must be completed within 30 days from
the Time the contract l. awarded
by City Council; Tor every day there
after the Contractor must pay TO
the city of Wilmington the sum
OF five dollars. a bond with Sc
curity In the sum OF one hundred dollars
must accompany each proposal for the
good faith of the bidder. The Commits
tee reserve the right II reject any or all
bids. All bids must he properly signed,
sealed and endorsed Proposals for
grading DUPONT street."
For further Information apply TO
L.. +. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner.
By order OF the Opening Street Com
mittee. GEORGE ADELE,
Inay5-7t Chairman.