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The daily gazette., 1881-11-15

TEE BLuEDER IN TEE SRAR ROUTE
CAsRs.--A correspondent Of the New
York Sun says; "The reported admis-
sion Of Col. Blim that be and his associ-
aies did not expect to gain the "inforna-
tlon" case at Washington, only adds TO
the humiliation Of defeat which has
put the Government In false position,
and has given Brady and his confeder-
ates an immense advantage. That false
step IL likely TO cost dearly, for it pre-
figures failure throughout, and will
strengthen the hand Of every planderlng
Ring.
From nrst 10 last this prosecution has
been grossly mlsmanased, and almost In
q way to invite suspicion on the part Of
those originally concerned in It. The
Attorney General began by appointing
Mr.. W. A. Cook special assistant attor-
ney to take charge Of the cases. That
act Of Itself was an announcement to all
the world of want Of confidence In
Mr.. Corkhill, the actual District Attor-
ney. Yet, instead of removing him
from Office ~ q necessary step to pre-
veAt any sinister Interference, Mr.. Mac
veagh permitted the machinery OF the
court to remain In his hands, with con-
troll over the Grand Jury, which he is
now indirectly charged with abusing.
That serious blunder speaks Tor itself,
because II Mr.. Corkhill was unworthy
TO be trusted with the proper duties OF
the Office he still holds, then he should
never have been allowed 10 stand in the
way Of the Government, clothed with
power for mischief.
II was Of the 6rst importance in q
prosecution OF this Tagnitude, which
might be called the frst great Ring trial,
that If the Attorney General went out
side his own well-provlded department
for counsel, after he had ignored and
stamped the District Attorney with dis.
credit, he should select some eminent
lawyer, who would be fit for his dut les
and would give moral weight to the
Government side.'
Another correspondent Gays: "Mr.
Brewster, another Government lawyer
now AYERS that the adjournment was In
no manner an interference With the
Government proceedings, because pros.
ecution by inform alton had before that
date been agreed upon. Macveagh Is
silent as to the adjournment of the
Grand Jury. If that event was the key
to the discontinue OF course he would
say It,"
That may Lsrve TO tickle the ears Of
the people. The counsel on both sides
see q good job In keeping the case in
courts In some shape, but there is 3
strong presumption that the cases will
come 10 nothing and the whole of the
rascals will escape under the plea OF the
law OF limitation.
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TEE TRIAL Of the assassin euitea

TEE TRIAL of the assassin Guiteau
commenced in Washington yesterday +,
and proceeded 90 far as to secure five
jurymen. When these were secured
the panel was exhausted and seventy
five additional names for jurors were
drawn. Guiteau was very demonstra-
tive in the Court ROOM, He rose sev-
eral times and spoke and had to Be
made to set down and shut up. He
said he was directed by God to shoot
Garfield but that he was not o good
shot and failed and that the death Of
the President was caused by malprac-
tice in his physicians he claimed
that he was lawyer and had right
to plead his own case. Much OF the
time he acted more like an insane than
. sane man.
He denied the right Of his attorney
to ask for q postpouement Of his case
ct one time attempting to read writ
ten speech and when made to desist
handed the manuscript to . newspa-
Per reporter to be published ; his
council however got possession Of 1t and
thus hoped to prevent its getting into
print. In all this Guiteau made him.
self appear singular enough to be in.
sane but many who were present
seemed to be Impressed with the idea
that he was merely assuming the in
sanity as q dodge.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-15

TIE Supreme Court of Tennessee
has decided that the law Of that State
providing for the assessment of rail-
road property 10 unconstitution al
This decision will empower every
city in the State to assess railroad
property as private property, and to
collect back taxes since 1876 at such
an assessment.
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NOTICE..
(Xy ATER DEPARTMENT.
w y. W. COR. 9TH a KING STREETS.
wrLMINGros, Del, Nov. 3, 1881

WfLMINGToN. Del, Nov. 3, 1881.
NorICE TO WATER RENTERs.-All per-
sons who have sold property during the
pres mt year must give notice in writing
Department before the 80th day OF No
vember, 1881, aud insert In the notice the
name OF the purchaser and the number
OF the property purchased. Othsrwi,e
they win be held liable for the water
rent for the next year.
Also all persons VINO may wish TO dis
continue the use OF the water or any por.
tlon of II must give notice as above and
pay 81 for drawing the feTrule.
No alteration VIII be made In any bill
after the above date.
THOMAS NJ. OGLE.
nov3 eodtlgdi3o Registrar.
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In Ireland 1t is reported that the
conservatives at the coming session
will move for q select committee to
inquire into the antecedents and
qualifications of the sub. Commission
ors Of the Land Court. Mr.. O'Leary,
q prominent Fenian, writes from Paris
approving of the Land act. Agrarian
crime is still rife.
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A UDETQR's NOTICE.-IN THE OR.
a. PHANs' CoUhT OF MoNTGOM.

III ANB' IUU hT Of MONTUOM-
EHY COD STf ,-Estate OF sarah Miller,
lale OF New Castle Con MY, state of Del
aware. deceased. The updersigned AUDI
iLor appointed by said Court to maj e ,Ijs-
tribution OF the balance remaining IN ting
hands OF John 4. Cox, Administrator or
said estate. hereby gives notice that he
Will meet all parties interested, for the
purpose OF his appointment, At his office,
No, 605lZ Swede street, Norristown, Pa
on Tuesday, the lst day OF November,
1881, 81 w o'clock a. m, when and where
said pErtieH are requested to attend,
AARlN y, SWARTZ,
law3w Auditor.
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Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable CON-
pound 10 Q remarkable remedy for all
those painful complaints and weak nesses
SO common to our best female popula.
uon. Send TO Mrs. Lydia e. Plnkham
251 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass., for
psmphlets.
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DUNAwAY.-81. CENTS REWARr.
III Runaway frem the subscriber ON
August q, 1851, a bound boy named ]
Edison Clarke, about feet 4 inches high
dark hair, and III years OF age, had ON a
dark suit OF clothes whe n he he lett
premiies. The above reward, but no
chargef will be paid for his return.
octl4ddw3t JOHN A. GRAVE,
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE
STREET CoMMIsSIONE
no. slf EAsr sIxrH sTREEr.

WILMINGTON, DEL. Oct. "a, 1881.
Property owl ers and agents will please
take notice that the following ordinance
relating 10 pavements and sidewalks, will
be strictly enforced. And In order TO save
themselves unnecessary expense they
will please observe II:
IAN ORDINANCE RELATING To PAVE
MEsTs AND sIDEWALKs." Whenever the
street Commissioner sees or has reported
TO him any defects or obstruction ln the
pavements or sidewalks In the city OF
Wilmington, Ihe shall Immediately have
the sidewalk or pavement repaired or
the obstruction removed al the proper
cost OF such owners or agents of the prop
erty to which the pavement belongs, and
send the bills 10 the Mayor 10 be collected
with costs. u. T.. LYNCH,
oct2f-2w Street Commissioner.
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IN THE P0UkD.-Two brown and
l. white and one red and white COWS,
also. one black aud white hog found es-
tray. are In the pound. The owner Will
please call, prove property and pay ex-
penses; II not they win he sold at:public
rale. VIM. j. MAXWELL,
Chief OF Police
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GUITEAU's STATEMENT The New
York World does not put much faith
In tho assassin's statement, 1t says |:
whenever man commits an espeei.
ally beinous crime 1t is Gust omary to
treat him as psychological curl
osity" instead of treating him as
only q profound blackguard. But
Guiteau is really psychological c0ri-
osity, and his statement yesterday is
one Of the most extraordinary papers
ever composed.
Nobody can read this statement
without being inspired with an active
loathing for its author. There is not
the slightest sign in it Of such mental
unsoundness as constitutes irresponsi. .
bility. It does show an unbalanced
mind, Of course. Men who kill others
without proyocation are not supposed
by anybody to have well-bslanced
minds. Neither do men of well-bal
snoed minds become cumbereri
Of the ground and scandals to the
human species, as Guiteau had become
long before he shot the President
But it is evident that his mind is un.
balanced mainly by reason of his
phenomenal vanity. 1t was perfectly
evident yesterday, as it has been evi.
dent more or less ever since his crime
that his only concern has been tn.
impressiveness of the attitude In
which he stood before the public.
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DEsIsrER's ORDEB.
RrntarrR,s OFRICE,

1
REatsTER's OPPlcE ,al
New Castle county, oel-., ',
Upon theapplication OF Andrew l. 1a me
INSTRUMENTATION 4 of John SKagsal IS"nt &
AnnnnninImIuk Hundred ID shli i,Jnyl
dac,aseJ II In ordered ami dlfou' s,Ts.Al
ReoIsiar that the Administraloi 81 S''iH isueH
vIys notice of the granting -, nf nj
az Administration upon lht es," e.,,ins iber6
dacaased. with the date Of gfaD.'"ss ss paso
NJ hv causing ed vert isenelts IN " All md
al VIthln forty days from lile ,i, ua's uiaces q
isttars in slx of the most puDliu, P,e Pt,,ne n
,I,a co,,uty Of New Castle, Itl., The 4
,,arsons having demands ssh'tiIs by a
iala 10 present the same u, ui made al
act of Assembly IN hueh "ti'a ~, same to q
,soyitai And also cause tile tile,ti sa" In I'd
,nas,tad within the same Pe,,.iaV,s,snefpud
,ii91' Wnu sIsnTnS ~. GhzETTE,a "a r. feonlid
I'sh.d IN Wilmington, AMI W O'
,,.sd therein three weeks, te ooani and ses
ueu t,Iyen uuleI me i,anu .f .if1resal
81 office OF the Reslste,n IN q" cast
nj Wilmington III setr sb1v
,,,,,, ,foresald, the lay nv 1,t.,,,.iuf
written. %, '. -
NOTICE i0Id1s f. against
All persens having clain,' nIrselIL ~
80 n the deceasel lnust ,pp,inistfstd
estate ., M ,ne sttested to the Vide ID
same 1uiy ra oct. 2lst, lssl, oi ,nsae anl
on or pasoa,nbIy IN such case HISS
provided. ANDREW II sk hov ,,,tnr
hNA AdmInl'lra'o'
Address-Townsend Del. eal..,sI .sweod'
w.
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>H,1nE-
.x,,.rrR,s ORDER.

II y
II pvoIsTERs Offlcpisl
Naw Castle Co.. Oclop"1,i, o",,lism ]. Ns|
NSm ~. aupiioati0n Of y i,a", In Wal'o1
OPon i,,iatrator OF INT cotni
Weh' W,lmlngton Hd, ~ sS,reclel
iate W III tx ordered anu ,rat0T, ,aioId j
uee11i, ..e paois,ar that the Admii,ing Of lelltiI
lii Wy '}1e notice ofthe gra,ios gram sstate Ql ln]
~ ssn, DISQUALIFICATION upon tne n.e5a1ntlng theiJ]
" Vaosad with the date OF ssts 10 be posle1,,
as lsu caiising advertlseiiist,nns9l late O SUI,
Oh 0yo uy inriy days from thU hnU,hiic M places
Will. WILL IN AZ OF the most "r1eauirlpg a1
is ietee,o o,,niy of New Castle, e,,,gainst the ~
lne loos having demands ~ ~ abide Dy nI
PeIs a,n nresent the same ., case made ~,
a.o ~ ~ asseInbly In suon sa Inc me same 70 M N
40. c.,',daa III And also cause 'nerlod ID w
PlSar,ad within the SAM ewspaper puS1
ins1' MS, SIsaToN GAZETTE, 10 ~ be c0ntlhu''
49, in Wilmington anu - ..a
,harein three weeks, .; Il ,he hand ana anrsssid Ss
of ONCE OF the neS RI New INV, s.%sy,
Il. p st Wilmington, and an year aoy'
copnty aforesaid, lhe . III IBSiGGs, ReS''''"
written.
NOTICE. .uo,ust tbl
.,.rsons having claims clnla present t,iof ,n;
All peifs.ba .ba DECEASED mussd ssdministIanIIJIul|
estate o. . attesled TO the n2 n,ss2, or ap,l,
same dpis pss,nre oct. 9th, ,sucn case u''|
On on ss, ~ of Assembly III ,,L
and sas pr '%lsfifh;LrAnJ. sSdA@S'.'4a'S" SAzSS'.h'4'a%'S"
.t,t,ss wao,tnslq' '''
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Notice To The Public.

The pubic are hereby eauiioned
ar gaiBst send1rg any Money or Or.
ders 90 NUNEs d co., 81 \ assua So,
New York city, as authorized bv he
Lo,ttsidna STATE Lottery Company 10 sell hs
Tickets. 7hsp are flooding he cotnstrU
With Bogus Circulars purporti,i0 10 BE-
Of The Louisi0ta State Lottery Company,
and are fraudulently represeatsnO ihe1l-
selves as fts Agents. They hare no dliherttU
from thfs CbDspa'iy 70 sell us Tickets, and sr6
not It's agents for any purpose.
M.A.DA UPHIN,
Pres. Lotafsidnd State Loftery 10.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 4. 1881.
nOv9-bweodAw.
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HINTS SABOUTLINEN

The finest table linens from Dresden the finest heavy
ones from Ireland The finest heetngs from ireland.
As fine sheetngs from France and Belgium, buthey
lack and funot very serious defects for sheet
ing The towels from France and Slesia but the
undressea, very heavy towels known all uxu
riou people, from Ireland. The finest shirtng and
underwear from Ireland The finest handkerchefs
from France. The best Turkey-red goods from
Austria and Moraya .ai
We have all these countries; and goods are
here More coming, very many more but enough
here show the finest product Of all countries with the
exception of the very finest underwear linen Of Ireland all
of which Russia, hther; and
sheeing linen Ireland, which there sale in Am-
With these exceptions have the finest linens
the world.
JOHN WANAAGA
Grand Depot 9Th and Market and Chestnut Streets.
PHILADELPEIUA
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DR. HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panaces
as prepared by DIR. Haydock, upon the
kidneys anu Urinary organs Is without q
parallel In the history OF medicine. and
Its results far beyond any Of the Kidne,
remedies OF the day. Itstlmu lates DiRes-
too, adds tone TO the system, invigorates
the Debllitated, and is infallible Tor the
cure OF Diabetes In It's worst form,
One trial of teaspoonful In a wine
glass OF water viii convince the monI
skeptical within from ten to twenty min.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-15

Now Boston has become alarmed
about her water supply and her citl-
xens have been asked to use every
precaution to prevent waste for Eve or
six days. 1t was supposed the late
rains had driven all such fears to the
Winds
The daily gazette., 1881-11-15
DISORDER OF heKIDNEYs.

In all diseases affecting these organb
whether they secrete too much or too Ut
tie water, or whether they be AFFLICTED
with stone or gravel, or with aches and
palms settled In the lolns over the regions
of the kidneys.
HAYDOCkHs KIDNEY PANACEA
VIII give almost immediate RELIEF. when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine for the cure
OF emale complaints. Finy years ex-
unrivalled for the disorders inoidenlaI 10
the female sex. No family should be
without II, and IL may be taken by young
and old, as IL will restore health When
every other means prove Unsuccessful,
To the stomach We trace Dyspepsia
headache and general debility; 70 ths
liver, bile, Jaundice and yellow fever 10
the bowels, diarrhma, dysentery, consti
patton, piles and tistuIa; TO the lungs
consumption, ETC.. (: TO the blood scrnfuln
scurvy and all cutAneous eruptionk. Nv
keeping these organs and vital fiuid pnrs
and healthy We may safely defy tue al,
lacks OF dlsease, and no medicine yo,
action Of
The daily gazette., 1881-11-15

lS loS approximation prizes of s2oS. $50 80
ID l00..... 1919 0
iOo To-. 1900
li,.7JPrixes, amounting TO. ......... .s522 10 0
Gen. q. r. BEAU UKEGAkD, OF La. and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Va, Com-
missioners.
Application for rates TO clubs should
emily be made 10 the ONCE OF the Com
pany IN New Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at
No. az broadway, New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-15

DTs FbCN "HHCF" ---~
AMI nerforn the work Of the Natural Druns
Always in position bat invisibie s9 9sspa S,aasdI dIs
All ConvefsatioD and even wn'sRRe.s sRs. Sand T,r
iesrriptive circular with testimonials. Ad're'
HpK PECK co $50 Breadwss, Ne" '"s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28
presidential Fortunes

aWhst was the fortunes Of the various
presidents from the drstf" Washington left
an Estate valued at over Ss0O,OOc; John
Adams died moderately well of, leaving
about $4,000. Jefferson died 20 poor thst
IL congress had not purchased his library at
s2OOeO, be would have been buried q psupsr;
Madison was frugal and left about $4,000;
Monroe died 90 poor that be vss bu,ied 9
the expense Of bis rslstives; John QuiDey
Aasns left shout $4,000, Jackson died
~orth shout $4,000; Van Buren, left some
$500 900. II Il esd be did not draw his sal.
srv while IN once, but ct the expiration OF
~ tsrm Of service drew the whole, SlOo,O0e
PoJk Iefs A sstsss valued 1t $4,000; Taylor
bsd saved smstbing from his psy Nhis IN
ne srmy. and died worth S150,OOe Tyler
msrrisd . lady Of wealth Fillmore
va sissvs frugal. and sd3ed 70 bis ssvirgt
b. nsr-ting = LADY o. wealth, sod vss worth
shout 5000 600 Pisros's sstsle yss valued At
sz000D Buehsnsn lsft S2O0.009 Lincoln
Q $4,000, sBd johnson s50VOo
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28

ue knew there would DO no Vo-
Ience or intimidation he knew Una,
tbs people of all oolorS, nstlonalisles fnd
notifies were ~ lroe as tho wind, rs free "a
tbey are in Massachusetts, In Senator Fiye';
own state, Maine, {, express their opinions
free of molestation, either In debate, n pri'
Ate or at the ballo,-box. There are sixteen
railroads In actual course Of construction IN
this state at this time, with a number OF
Others contemplated and getting ready to go
to work, and immigration is now coming INTO
the state by thousands from all sections OF
the union as we'll as from Europe, and II "
was true that mob violence was ommon
to Texas, that political or Greco
preiudice, ex',ted here with socia
ostracism, would all the capitf' necossa'J 10
build these railroads be seeking Investment
in the state, would all these immigrants be
seeking new homes within her confines! But
a short time since a party of gentlemen from
Maine, gen,lemen''of intelligence and OF means,
visited Texss. Everywhere they were re-
ceiyed with open arms and open hearts, and
o~vations we're rendered them wherever they
stopped. The people met them with greet.
jpgs of welcome and with generous offers OF
hospitality. Let the senator from Maine go
to Lewiston and the other points in Maine
whence these gentlemen came, end fsk them
if the people of Texas are Doors, c~ut'throa's
shoulder hitters and election rioters.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28

There Ia no question bu. that q house doing
business out OF tho stat, can send is com
morcial travellers into Texas to drum Tor
trade, and DO compelled to pay a special tax
for each drummer " the merchant in Texas
has TO pay that tsx, but can they DO required
to pay that tax as merchants That Is tho
only mooted point in this whole question
The comptroller says that every house that
paved an occupation tax Of $500 under the
old law will be credited for the amount pro
rata for the. time unexpired on the 24th OF
March, 1881. The state can require mer-
chants doing business within its limits, or
assume that It can, TO pay a specified
amount as a merchant. Can the state re-
ouire the merchant doing business in New
York, or Chicago, or st. Louis, who may de-
sire to send his drumers to Texas, to pay
a tax as a merchant? If 80, then the comp
troller is right in his ruling. Blu suppose
the merchant who does business in St.Louis
and who had under the old law kept five
drummers in Texas, and paid, say on the
first of March to the comptroller under the
law then in force 5000 for tho privilege o
keeping his drummers in the state does not
feel satisfied in paying $50 apiece for his hv'
drummers in addition to 5000 previously
passed on the first of March and withdraws
from Texes, declining to further seek for its
trade, is he to lose his 5000 or the pro rata
of It on the unexpire1 time from March 24lh,
1881 to March Oath, 1882? The pushes men
of Houston and Galveston are demonstrating
seriously against the comptroller's circular
or the law, or both, and it is presumed that
general action of some kind will be taken by
the mercantile portion of the state. A test
ce"e may be gotten up and the matter taken
to the proper court of last resort for definite
and final adjudication. 1t is a dlhicul'
thing indeed to make occupation taxes uni
form and equal, therefore if it can be done,
his means of raising the revenue should be
dispensed with.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28

IT Is funny how people who don't know
much about Texas and her cattle interests do
make mistakes. A few days ago a telegram
appeared in the st. Louis Republican stating
that the largest cattle transactions ever made
had just been closed at Westherford, MIR.
Sampson purchasing an entire rancho for
$780, 900. Why, Captain Richard King, of
the Santa Gertrhdes rancho, on the lower Rio
Grande. has sold more than 100000 worth
of beeves in one lot, a number Of times, and
numerous other stock dealers have done like
uiaa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28

CINCINNATI is in ferment of excitement.
Her new mayor, a democrat, is enforcing
the laws and it creates so much confusion
and wonder, that it is g reasonable inference.
the republicans who have for 50 many years
heretofore controlled municipal Affairs did not
execute the Laws or pay any heed'o the or
finances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23
PROPOSALS,
E>LANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
s. INfIS WANTSD

EjLAES FOX PUBLlC SCHOOL BUILD.
s. INtIS WANTED.
Plans snd specil cations for school building
to accommodate four hundro! boys will be re-.
ceived at the ctfise OF toe Superintendent of
Public Schools up to II m. on SATURDAY,
Faorutry 4.h, 1851.
All drawings must be msda tn tho uniform
scale of four feet to one inch and such details TO
larger scale as msy be necessary to rimplifv
any peculiar plan, drawing &c.
drawings, as follows, mu,t bs sent in BY each
competitor: all at one time. viz:
l. Plan Of esch hoor.
2 Transverse Section.
9. Front aud side elevations.
Full specifications must ecccmp,nv each sat
of drawings. General instructions concernin 2
size, estlmstsd cost. &c, can be obtained by ap.
plying to the Superintendent, at his office, on
any Saturday between 10 8. m. and noon,
No compensation will be allowed for the plans
and specifications, buttne architec! whose draw
ing is selected by the City School Board will be
commissioned to carry out the accepted design,
make detail drawings, and procure estimates,
rosse sll sgreemenls, and give personal superyi.
sion 10 the erection OF the building receiving for
Eia services, in full, five per cent on the actual
cost. Each draving and specification mus! have
the signature OF It's au!hor, and rejected plans
will be returned.
The Board reserves ths right to reject all the
plans. a. McLEAN,
TOWNSHEND D. FENDALL,
RICHARD l.. CARNE
Committee on Schoolhouses and Furniture.
! GGcGO-2sWtd
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