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lieve that he Us not only victim " uniusthabo out
rage which he undoubtedly IL, but the victim ~
liglou7 persecution In tho strict sense which hc
minly Vs. not The Chinaman had no such advantage
HIS case therefore, has drawn IN itself very llttic
notice out ot America, and neither In ont NJ
America has II boom Ike the jewish case, Judged
an utterly fllse issue
CompleXional defects are eradicated not
hidden, 10y Glenn's sulphur Soap.
HIPS Hair aud Whisker Dye, so cents.
Pixies Toothaohe Drops cure in ono
minute.
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OFF MEsoLoNGI.
by kLFREp AUSTIN.
Of Mesolongl CLEAR

by hLrHrp AUSTIN.
Tho lights OF Mcsolongi CLEAN
Before me, now the day Is gone;
And vague as leaf on drifting stream
My keel gildes on.
No mellow moon nor stars arises
In other lands they shine and roam;
All discern are darkcning skies
And whitening foam.
So on those lights gaze that seem
Ghosts Of the beacons Of my youth,
Ere, rescued from their tre1cherous CLEAN,
stccred toward truth.
And YOU, too, Byron lid awake
And, ran5omed from the cheating breath
OF living adulatlon, stake
Greatness on death
Alas tho choice was male too latc
Won treated Fame ~ ono that hcgs,
Aud having drained tho Joys that satc,
offered the drcgs.
Tho eos VI life you scornrul brought,
scornrul She poured upon tho grounds
The honorod doom In shame you sought
You never found.
"Thc Spartan borne upon his shlold -
Is not the need Of faded lust;
Aud Gro your feet could reach the field
Death claimed your dust.
Upon the pillow, not the rock,
Like moanor things you ebbed away,
Yeirnlng In vain for Instant shock
OF mortal fray.
The futile prayer, the feeble tear,
An that dotorms the face OF death,
You hal to bear, whilst In your ear
Hummed battles breath.
You begged the vulture, not the worm,
Might feed upon your empty cotso.
In vain just Nemesis was Arm
'Gainst lato rcmursc.
Too much you asked, too little gave,
The crown without tho cross Of strife.
what Il u earns soldiers grave?
A soldiers life.
Think not I come to taunt the dead:
My earliest master still IL dear,
Aud what fow tears have TO sliod
Are gathering hero.
Behind me lies Ulysses isle.
Tho wanderor wis, who pincd FOR home;
Bul Byron Neither tear or smile
Forba Ia you roam.
Yours was that bitterest mortal fate,
No choice save thirst or swinlsh trough:
Loves self but oirercl sonsuous bate,
or virtuous scott.
Yet WIS II well to wince and cry
For anguish, and AT wrong to glrd
Best-llkc your gladiator, die
without n word
There be, who In that fault rejoice,
Since sobs survive rs sweetest lays,
And yours remains tho strongest voice
OF later days.
For me, think OF you rs ono
who vaguely pinned for wurthcr lot
Than to bo blinkci at by the sun,
l!ut found IT not.
who bilnly fought his way from birth,
Nor learned, TN twas /" late to head,
Not all the uoblcst songs nro worth
ono noble deed;
Who with tho doom of glory cursed,
sun played the athotc's hollow part,
Aud meath his bay-green temples nurscd
A withorei heart.
oh, silent kecl through silnnt sra,
Will no, Land whore lilo, alas
Just missed Famc'g crown. Enough for me
10 cizr, and pass.
-rDutpuDDTurV Ron
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lydia E. PANkHAM''
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Ia Positive Cure
-
for oil those Painful COnplalnts aud Weakness


for oil those Painful Complaints aud W Weaknesses
sOeommOn tOOur beet female population.
Iwl cure entirely tho worst form OF Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and ucora
tion Falling and Displaeemeuts and tho consequent
Spinal WEAKNESS, aud 10 particularly adapted to tie
Change ot Ilfa.
II will dissolve and eIpel tumora from the uteruG ~
an early stage OF development The tendency 20 cai
LumoB there checked very speedily by It's use
II faintnesa atulency, destroysa all craving
for ptlmul0ntl and relieves weakness 0fth0 stomach.
It floating, HEADACHES, Nervous PrQStraton,
Gonoml Debility sleeplessnosl Depression and Ind
geFtion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing rain weight
and buckROc ia always permanently cured by Ito
will at all tlincS and under all circumstances act IN
harmony with tho laws that govern the female system
Fortho Of Kidney Complaints u oithor sex this
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA H.. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM.
POUNDS prepared at eJ3 and g3j Western Avenue,
Lynn, Nass Price o. sT boitlesfor o. sent by mail
in the form Of IlS, also In tho form oflopngeS, on
receipt Of price, 81 per box for 0tAer Mrs rlnkhNm
freely all letters Of inquiry. Send for pamph
lot, Address above, Mention THE PHpsr
No family should DO without LYDIA r. PlSKHAMs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation. bniousnsGs
and torpidty OF the liver IS cents per boz.
Ds- sold by all DruERista. -Le
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Beware of the stun that prctends to cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney Urinary, or
Liver Diseases AZ they only relieve for time aud
make yen ten times worse afterwar hut rely SOLELY
Hop litters, the ouy remedy that VIII surely an
permanently you. II destroys AMI removes the
cause o disease cIrectuay that II returns.
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DROPOSAIS FOR PRINTED WOODEN
Il. TAGS AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR
MAIL BAGS.
rosr orrlcG pEpAnrMnNr.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., August az, 1882,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be- re-
uuyed TINS Department until noon on the fourth day
uf October, 1857 fur furnishing by contract Printed
Wooden Tags, k1 the samples OF tliB Department Ia
such quantities and at such times may 10 required
and ordered during year from the Ars day " \ o.
lu the period, Metallic Label Cases fOr uall bags
Ike the samples ut this Department
The prouosals tile right TO reject any all VI which
being eseIyed) must DO In accordance Win tue see-
hcatiOns and FORM which VIII be iulnshed on Appl-
cation 10 the Second Assistant PesimAsier General
The contracts Witch may be made VIII oe Ia eoniVr-
,py tp sur aud heAoCepted proposals.
FRANK hATTON,
1ugT.tt Acting Postmaster GeaeIAl
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PROPOSALS. FOR OFFICE FURNITURE.

NITTT TNNT q TNTVNI-N 'TFTTITl
WASHINGTON, -. O., September ~, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS For OFFICE FUkNl-
TuliE, consisting ot Desks Tables Chairs and
Waslstauls, an ~ solid BLACK Walnut, Tor use OF
this ONCE. win bo received until O'Clock T.. NJ, on
Saturday October Z 1852. Printed instructions for
tile guidance of bidders may DO had on application 10
THIS OnlVe. CIAUNCEl NICK EEYER,
Act AdIutAnt General.
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$4,000 REWARD |!

WIN be paid for the detection and conviction Of any
person srhug dealing IN any bogus counterfeit, or
Imitation IlOr IrrEWs, especially Blttersur prepara
lions with the word llor or llurs in thelr name or
connected Herewith that Is intended to mIscad aud
cheat the public, for any preparation put In any
FORM pretending to he the same as llor BIrTEus
Tho genuine Lave cluster Of GREEN lIors inOtlcc
thIsl printed on the white label, aud are the purest
and best medicine on EARTH especially for Kidney
Liver and Nervous Diseases. Beware Of all Others,
and Of an pretended formulas rcrcs Of Ilor BIT.
rrns published IN papers or for safe. as they arc
frauds aud swludlc,, Whoever deals IN any but the
genuine VIII be prosecuted,
llor BlrrERS MIC. Co.,
Rochester, \. y,
On A MEEK. il2a day at home easily made
Dlk Costly outlt Tree. Address fHuk Co. Au'
gusta, Maine,
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Do boldly what you do at all" Boldly do
We affirm that Kidney Wort is the great remedy for
piles vanish before IT, fhe tonic effect Of Kidney
Wort Ia produced by It's cleaning and purifying action
ON the blood. When there Ia grayey deposit IN The
u always cures.
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Many ladeJ who had scarcely enjoyed the
luxury OF feeling we'll. for years have been reno
waited by using Lydia Pinkham'g Vegetable COM
pound that they have triumphed the Ills flesh is
sai 10 be heir to and life has bOeu crowned with the
added charm 0t fresher beRutY.
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A valuable remedy for Indigestion, Con-
SUMPTION Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever, Ague ETC.,
Golden $ Llebg's Liquid Beef aud Tonic Invlgora-
tor. ASK for ColieR'S; take 40 other. OF Drug
glsts generally,
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4 Pleasant Persian City.

The view around would have served
Dore we'll in illustrating Dante's en-
ferno.' The plains and city of Gum
were shrouded in a haze of heat and
dust, blown up by the hot winds that
had been moaning ftfully through the
day. All the rest was dolorous region
of salt hills, twisted and tortured into
strange cones and rhombs and irregulari-
ties, their sides clothed with pale colors,
green and gray, red and faint purple,
and their bases merging in q sea of
ridges and ravines, where the winter
rains scour down salt, and the dry
watercourses are lined with salt CRYSTALS.
In the sultry, MINDLESS twilight the
prospect looks as weird and unhappy IS
one would desire. At present the river
was dry, exhausted by irrigation. It is
a river that nobody can think ofswith
satisfaction. I had traced it from its
source, and all the way had been a sue
cession of black defiles and stony plains
the water is braclish from the beginning,
and if any portion escapes Gum it only
wanders on to the Great Kavir, and
contributes to the sadness of the same
It has no name that could discover
It might serve for one of the rivers OF
the Internal regions.-"S Months in
Persia" Ou E. Stack.
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An3Sthetic Bullets.

A German chemist has invented q
new kind of bullet which, he urges
will, if brought into general use, great
ly diminish, if not altogether remove,
the horrors of war. The bullet is of a
brittle substance, breaking directly it
comes in contact with the object at
which it is aimed. It contains power
full an@sthetic, producing instantane-
ously complete insensibility, lasting for
twelve hours, which, except that the
action of the heart continues, is not to
be distinguished from death. A battle
field where these bullets are used will
in short time be apparently covered
with dead bodies, but in reality merely
with the PROSTATE forms OF soldiers re-
duced for the time being to state of
unconsciousness While in this condi-
ton the7Eshay, the German chemist
points OUT be carefully PACKED in am
bulance wagons and carried off as pris-
oners. Whole cities may in like man
ner be reduced to helplessness by means
OF shells charged with 5he same com
pound. The ansesthctic bullet is also
strongly recommended 20 Une burglar
and to the hons er, no risk of hang
ing being in'osI by its use.-St.
James Gazette.
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Millions Wasted Upon Barren Rock.

Half million month continues to
be spent in barren rock in vain search
for bonanzas in the numerous mines on
the Comstock silver vein, in Nevada,
below an average depth Of 1900 feet un-
der the surface of Mt. Davidson. The
100000 daily gallons of water is very
hot everywhere below 1,60O feet, and,
with a single exception, no large body
of paying ore has been found below that
level. At this time combined efforts are
pushing explorations with fourfold &C
tivity and streaks of quartz are met in
the dark porphyry, giving hopes. But
the stock market is set back by the
theory of Expert James Delevan, viz
"No bonanzas will be found where the
water has SO high temperature and all
boring is thrown away" Scientific
reasons are given. Two of the mines
have reached 5000 feet in confirmation
of this theory and bottom has dropped
out of the mining stock market.-San
Francisco letter.
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the Alley Between L. c. MytonS Enlargement and
Vandenbrgh'S Addition to Tenth Street.
0' e9Ts s s Hss sn nsst Dss W s 1852
] 8 j. FRI % ss ] Il @ ::s i &!
& s day 5.ss IS s ss s s: :s s e. s
AMOUNTS Sss. % ss: s s % & of the and the
Supposed nerandde description. Benefits Damages. Balance
;s s: a:5ss:;: .:s::: Ell
~ bssads M IS rs % % part s Block ss
asi s:s :s s 5s f. 4a; Block s' '
s:ysS s;: i s @ i s;s: q 50
As SRa p s IS 5 * 1 ayss sad sssH d MSs
s s Paul fs 1s ss @ % ! Of part block $3.50 So, So
as gsZt % d s %l a s st. Paul. Minnesota: Except $40.
s 5;s5 C: 4: :: !: e.: ;. SO ., 81, 0.
n; sss . M! e s s 49, H : . ssgssa
sss f sps ssy i. 81 tit ;a ss % Paul 81
a sssi Es n s 5 II $: s ' s St s H
s a nt sa s st. R Ren M s sas E ns9 @
Sh sss f ss s sG s % St Paul. ,
c5ss s:;E=ss ss s % aS sa the
: r. 499sfs :E a :ss $50
ss % sS f sai for sS st. fa" Minnesota Except 70
d. Aas s zs 4 g fi s e. @ a ass s. fs
=; e. s ::s: s: ;ss;s p. s: =
ns" 5 Bs aagruisfs subdivision part of '''
H 9saa st. @ % F. ess ] s psn Sl0
Samuel a t s s H e s saa 7 81 &F F f .y7s
Z Sa sasss {; ;; ;i a IL ''
feet taken for aney) IS
n :s IT, ~ $: . s &: n s S. : ss
sd: {: = + ;:Sss Ss. :: : ii: i: Sc
feet taken for auey) s5
'': s:: s. ::sss:s s's % Hs:
':? 5 Fl $ i, 4 1 s CT; .; s. $ss
:;s !: IL 4 & Ess Ss:s. s,i ii. 81 sa
' s Sci II! g :s If lot H. ne aH: $ 9; Sd f
S: ; IT, y # 5: $s5 s:sj s ii. il Fl $500
' s s: s. H :f ss $ 7 81 $s
s% i IL t. ii E s S S :li:S; ii; a i: Fl sos
H5 :s % pss s ssa as safds s n t %ssss s.
ss Z s & Fs sss: ;:S s Is s
';$; 81 i \! :s 's a me- 81 ' St.
sss5 N Tie = 5 = ;.s I'll " s
feet taken for alley sss 95
AZ; 5;;s % g ' sss s %'s s1
SAND % s. s ns; E s s5 s5 il Is
| feet taken for aley) .ssa
S as :sSsss s ss' Sfssf Hss a # e: "a s
describes piece
| a feet wide
| from the cnteri neofu
| 0Md1
diion o
| as dlows:C Com
! vsion o pato
| block Il, addition o on ell Zine Canada
| street, thence My thence
Mcaeny's subdivision, in Kiusons
| Broalwa feet
| o point fee Iy offs Canada
| o SO Hnry' ubiv sionthe ncewyy
m
S;ss % -ss ss%i5 : ] sH ssa
| stree feet henceat
| cdenrs ubdiso
| sol
| a poi feet
| o cHnrys
| ton 81 49, o. Except
premises in
is D. o he decnbe of
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Supposed owner and description.

Martha All part of following described piece
the line of said strip running from the center line of
alley between Daytons enlargement end vanienburghs adj
diton Hoyt's addition ST. Paul. the line dividing
and H. Mcenrys subdivision of part of block Hoyts
addition Paul; said piece of land being
lows Commencing WHY line of Kittsons addition ST.
Paul 100 feet My from My line of McHenys subdivision
with My line of said cHenrs subdivision or
less point midway between said WHY line of
thence ely to point on said WHY line of Kttsons addition So
feet My of place of bsnnng thence sly 80 feet beginning,
on WHY line to Paul 100
block t. Hoys addition to st. Paul. thence WHY parallel I With
My line of said subdivision 1877 feet
Canada street, thence My angles feet; thence ely to
point said WHY line Of Ktops addition so feet My place
section 81 49, o. Except part taken alley and
L. H. Hunt All that part of the following described piece of
center line Of said from the line alley
tween Daytons enlargement and vandnbughs
Hoyts addition St lots 10 and H.
Mcenrys subdivision of of block St
ing rs
of block Is, Hoyts addition Paul. ely line of Canada
ely parallel with My line McHenrys subdivision to
Broadway Ksons addition st. Paul. thence sly feet;
range %, taken for alley
sabson e p a Of n Of
ely lneof Canada thence ely street
DIVISION Broadway Kson's St. Paul thence
sly - eet thence WY to beginnings being SELF section 81
town ~ range A Except part taken for alley and described
Spencer All that of the following described
lying between the lines of strip twelve (12 feet wide
center line of said running from the line alley
Daytons enlargement vandenburghs addition
Hoyts addition to St Paul. to the line dividing lots 10 H.
St. Paul. being described follows: strip Of
land fronting feet on Canada extending from said
Canada street to kOns addition to ST. Paul.
aey sly of Vandenburghs addition Hoyts addition
Paul. and sly of L. c. Daytons St. Paul; being in
section 81 town %, range o. (Taken alley
Same strip of land fronting about feet Canada street,
tending from said Canada Kttson addition Paul.
and lying Immediately SLY of Vandenburghs to Hoys
addition to St. Paul Of Dayon's enlargement St.
Pau being IN se section 3D. town 49, o. Except part
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Rice Street GRADING.

No. Of Supposed Amount
Certlhcate. owners. of Sale
1906 Barney, Norton & Kingsley,
the So of neA of neI ofneI
of section rs, town 29,
range %. SIG Is
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Assessment for Opening an ALLEY
Along the East Line Of Lot |,
Block !, RoberSon'S Addi-
ton to West St.
Paul.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
CrH OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 26, 1882.

OAAA w 0As l AOAs NAAA11Ass X/cCs AOS 4OOAs }
The Board Of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city Of St Paul, Minnesota,
will meet at their Office in said city, at D. M
on the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1883, to make
an assessment of benefits, damages costs and ex-
penses, arising from the opening of an alley
twenty (20) feet wide along the est line OF lot
l, block 2, Robertson's addition to West st.
Paul, in said city, on the property on the line
OF said opening and such other property as may
be deemed benefited or damaged thereby.
The land necessary to be condemned and
taken for the opening of said alley is described
as follows, to-wit:
A strip ten (l0) feet wide on either side of
lot 1, block, Robertson's addition to West St.
Paul and the northerly piece of land lying i'm
neiiately north of lot l, block L., West st.
Paul Proper, formerly known as Prospect Ter
race. III said city of St, Paul, Minnesota.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present at said time aud place Of making said
assessment and will be heard
JOHN FARRINGToN, President.
official:
r: L. GoRMAN, Clerk of Board of Public
Works. .361-36s
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GREETING:

Deeds will be issued by the City of st. Paul.
on and after the twenty-sixth day of January,
1883, in accordance with the city charter, upon
the presentation to the City Comptroller of the
issued by the City Treasurer for property sold
by him on the twenty -ffth day of January, 1881,
to satisfy judgments against the same, rendered
by the District Court of the County of Ramsey,
State Of Minnesota, for the following improve
ments, unless redeemed on or before the
18th day of January, 1888, with penalty Of
twenty-four per cent. per annum, from the date
of sale, January 18th. 1881 viz:
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DEPARTING TEAMS.
River Division.

Dubuque & Rock Island En-
Milwaukee h Chicago Elk. =.
Milwaukee & Chicago Elk. .
Iowa & MINI. Division.
South'n MINI. l. Iowa Ex.
OwatOnna Accom-. .........
Mason Cy. South & West Ed
Hastings 4 Dakota Div.
Aberdeen l. Dakota Ex.
Bird Island Accom-.
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iion to HoytsAd diiont St. Paul..
Benefits. Damages
Gallup.
Spencer, E
julia Norhrop,
Matocks Matocks Sherwood
t
Brewer atxks,H Helen NJ Spencer,
FannieT
'................. sn@
Helen NJ Spencer
James FannieT
atocksJ esieP atockaS erwood Mattok
h y o +.
n fl OF
Same s1eft Of... ....:..:.: I 50 GO 50
of.
snd andf
prior tosadm President
b L GosAltC erkBo dOiPu Works. ~ 3sle.
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Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
Arrival and departure of through passenger trains

Leave 4 Leave
Minnesp'lis st. Paul.
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. %, 1882.

Twin make application to the District Court
IN and for the county Of Ramsey and State Of
Minnesota. at the special term held Saturday,
January, 18th, 1888, at the Court House, in st.
Paul, Mnnesota,> Tor judgments against the
several lots and real estate embraced in war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon for
the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the City of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all per-
sons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of real estate are
as follows:
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Do
st. Paul City Railway Co., all that pa.t
OF the st. Paul City Railway Compa-
, ny's street car track, which lies in
Seventh street, from jackson street to
Locust street, in the city of IT. Paul
Mlnn.
All IN the city Of st. Paul, county of
State of Minnesota.
S57-6l GEORG REELS. CITY Treas
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John and Sees. All thatpart of the following described
piece of land lying between the lines strip twelve 2) feet
wid the center line of said running from the
of alley between L. ayons enlargement and Vandenburgh
addition to Hoyts addition to st. Paul. the line dividing
10 and IL McEenry of of block 49, Hoys ad
don St Paul. said of land being described
Commencing ely line of Canada street distant 100 My
from nw corner OF McHenrs subdivision of part of block 15
Hoys addition to St. Paul. thence My said Canada
feet thence ely angles 1877 feet thence sly parallel with
said Canada street so feet thence WHY 1s7
in se section 3D. township 49, range q aken aley
Same and same Commencing ely line of Canada street. distant
100 feet My from nwy of Mcenys subdivision
of block is, Hoyts addition st. Paul; ny
SAD Canada street 30 feet thence ely at right angles 1877 feet
thence Sly parallel with said Canada
1877 beginning being sell 81 town 49, range o.
Except taken for alley and described above)
Same and To abandon building alley
above described premises.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening and Extension Of
the Alley Between L. c. Daytens Enlargement and
VandenburghS Addition to Tenth Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 81, 1852

PUB J
PAUL Minn, Dec.
from he ndextni
L c. % Tenth
of nand nsadc
of A o any,
mand
fd idB
The stof the the
amount o DANA
Supposed erandd ecrpt Benefits. Damages Balance.
Thatp blocks Ioytsad to
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Claghorn Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL. MIMI, Dec. 18th, 1882.
Sealed bids will be received byl the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
city of St. Paul. Minnesota, at their office in said
city, until IL m. on the 18th day of December,
A. D. 1882, for the grading of Claghorn street,
from Thomas street to Minnehaha street. in said
city, according to plans and specifications on file
in the Office of said Board.
A bond, with at least two sureties, in sum of
at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bid,
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. S51-8