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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
White Goods Section

Sands prominently offering inducements Think then
down and be delightfully."- surprised at the offerings made
20 pieces table Damak "a inches wide Beached white. also
Turkey red Value 30 and35c They for Csc
pieces "a h Damask silver bached also full bached heavy
quality splendid patterns that regular 45c. yard SAC
pieces 68 inch Damask. full beached good weight fine pat
terms. regular Soc quality yard .t.... .39c
10 pieces 90 inch Damak beached and silver beached the great
part of this 10 pure linen I'D be duplicated. 60c seller
yard $500. 4oe
IL pieces 6o inch Damas beached and unbeached very heavy
grade and pure inen Csc line. yard 59c
IS pieces II inch Damak pure lnn full grass beahed heavy
grade splendid for boarding house when
taken consideration Can't be matched for less than ST CO.
yard .I5c
100 dozen good bkached Huck Towels ize lOc each
dozen ............. -. .$l.00
100 dozen large Heavy Huck Towels coored borders firing
ed also heavy huk hemmed plain white borders lie each dozen $25
so dozen Half Linen Huck Towels great for full l7c
SO dozen full beachuncut Napkins heavy grade medium size
$l25 is their regular selling price, the dozen .$l.OO
WOOLENS FOR SCHOOL~-Ths will be short. sharp and
swift sale.
SO inch Wool Cashmere all coors :. Csc
"a inch Plaid Natures. reds. blues. greys zoe
SO inch Mehoe Cloth. Fall Shades .35c
10 pieces Colored Panama. Navy Red. Brown Cren AEe
Reseda. Black ..... -. -. -. ............ 59c
30 pieces Wool Suidng Look at this Ene be too Over
l1loIHM >LN2I-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Flaios mdtlSli, checks and stripes,
greys. greens. browns and blue OK
ford colorinss. Worth Csc. To you
tomorrow for -. :. .l8c
Is pieces Arnold's Beige Suiting.
An attractive dress cloth in new
and alluring patterns and splendid
colors. Give to you for -. l5c
10 pieces Gold Seal Damask. II
inches wide. Irish double satin
Damask, heavy and firm. regular
price $l.25 yd.. in order to IN
troduce. Monday :. $500 yd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
AT BLOODY ANGLE OLD
SOLDIERS SHAKE HANDS

gathering today was the presentation
OF General Armisteads sword to the
men or the South. General Armistead
iell during the charge ana his sword
mas since been in possession of the
Philadelphia soldiers
me veterans will hold a camp fire
and on Monday will so TO the battle
neid at Antietam. At the latter place
they Will be joined by the survivors of
-FOUR other Pennsylvania regiments and
monuments erected to the memory of
the Pennsylvanians VINO fell during
the battle will be unveiled
One Among The ImbeciIes.
Boston Transcript.
Lord Townshend, declared an imbe-
ellie by the English courts and re-
strained from managing his own at
fairs, retains his seat and vote in the
House of Lords. International court.
esy forfends the obvious comment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

Republicans Nominated.
The Republicans of the Sixth Sem
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

IS leader in the carpet line. Novel and interesting
+ Squares and new line Linoleumns with tile effects.
Administer Square. the best kind, heavy pile. form
er price $4,000 to $500 Goes now for $24. AZ
Choice line Lenoleumns. Tile effects at 48c and
upwards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
Carpet Department Offerings.

For tomorrow introduce among other thin
showing Of Art Squares in Oriental effects Axminste
Good 9xo Art Rugs. in Oriental effects for 1898
All Wool in choice coorings -. 1913
A leader. 9xl2 Brussels. latest designs worth
1900 to $1,000, for ...... .$l348
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

values. Til. Odds and Ends OF Wantdom' can
seekers.
Is. l0x4. Fringe Bed Spreads. worth $l.49
SIPS.
IS, lOx4, Fringe Bed Spreads. worth $l.oS
$l.4o
Is lx4. Fringe Bed Spreads. worth $2.24. 81. SO
50 Plain Bed Spreads worth $l.25. 81 90
50 l0x4 PLAN Bed Spreads. worth SLAP. rs
so | lx4 Plain Bed Spreads, worth $l.o6 l.49
so Ilx4 Satin Finish Marsesls. worth $3.4o $2o8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

GU viii be greeted by an amazing array
always be filled here. Follow the crowd of economy
Bale Sea Island. fine quality from to II :. .4c
pieces Teazled Flanneletts in blue and red stripes
and dots .... -. &c
so pieces Satin Stripe Waistings in blues. greys.
reds and black and white light and dark coors Il ~
Is pieces light percae for shirt waists and bbuses
1Oc
200 sheets 72xo0 ...... ......... 39c
200 sheets. Slx90. torn and hemmed. 3 in hem,
Soc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-21
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Alter you Gaye oltee paid god 1n@let or an X q |. ". certificate yo0 have acquired a valid uIoney interest n something without loss. Maintain il, because yeu have put your good money iu ii. Maintain |. hceanse 1t is thc best passjbic shield fir the widow and orphan from distress and destitution. Maiu;8.u II. because 1t is the best friem! X0ur wife and children can haye MaiIt4su i tecause it's ma'n- tenance gives veN t.et peace of n?tt! and comfort Ihaf v9n coQld not other- vise laYe. Na5s3s. ,A4 t. because | | yuur fo1n8.n }3E t0 tio SC. Don. | be- cone uSpoU55d Lone Star Workman
 T'he jurisdiction of Washington ho3 nmes UaatI~ K sa05, repairing Iue sun If St7I.t#s6 Recent reports show ed fan1y or Land amounting to &Gl,@55.
 T6e grand k a-a af Illinois has raised tie rates af n 1asn5ers over tiftH-tve ycafs to the extent Of 35 per cen. abort oae..I5gi higher unttl the pse@- eut delayed a3.stI4 tlala}s have been "4 paid
 Recent 4,E serts sAoys that good ntos- fess is being made in the Pennsylvania. jurisdiction.
 The rate 1t which new membership, re coming in in Nebraska makes it s,tre that the Jurisdiction has settled
 $ problems jn Ike right sort of Way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-21
ODD FELLOWS,
The Sovereign Grand Lodge HeettnE
 Tripie Link Notes

Triple Link Notes.
 The executive committee of the grand lodge of Ontario has set aside Sl2,0h for the entertainment of the S c L.. to be held in Toronto next September. There will be s2,OW appropriated for prizes for competitions in degree work and S1 ,oo0 for tbc prize drills in the ratriarchs Militant
 The largest subordinate lodge in the Kansas jurisdiction k ShaWr"c of T" peka Ii has 321 members
 An effort js beUy made to ra ise S2ttt. WW among the lodges in PhjladeIphia to pay off q fonting ebtcdness o:' the magnificent temple In that city.
 The richest Odd Fellows lodge is the world is said to be St Paul lodge If St. Paul. Minn.
 Olive Branch Kebekah lodge Of Win nipeg has q membership of S64. It. is by far the largest body of any hranef, ~f the order in Canada.
 Odd Fellowship has existed in Nor. twenty six years.
 Never encourage t man to seek mein- bership in the order unless you are willing to associate with him on equal and friendly terms
 There are fourteen Rebekab lodges in the Maryland jurisdiction, with B membership of 7S2.
 The directorate of the Texas Odd Fellows orphanage have decided to array their charges in 3 uniform dress. The girls are to have dresses of navy blue, with blue golf caps, while the boys are to have gray uniform, with cap of same color
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-21

lars ot the society's money without the loss of d single penny. Mir. Byrd join ed .le order ill Indiana, served two terms as grand protector of the lnrls- tiiction and was d meDbe of the law committee of the supreme lodge Wber elected supreme treasurer.
 A class of candidates numbering I1t was initiated in St. Louis recently. Supreme Protector Ioekbart was pres eut
 The Missouri jurisdiction has goLe over the 110O0 mark in membership,
 New York Knights aaa Ladies ot Honor had over l600Q members in good standing at last report.
 Contentnent and satisfaction with the way ihe Knights and Ladies of Honor is transactjng Us business reign supreme.
 'il'lt. order has s7doo beneficial 1neln- hers in good >1;.sI#liT.E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-21
k. AND L.. OF HONOR.

Supreme Treasure- of the Order.
 From Various JurisdicttOns.
 The position of supreme treasurer of the order is most ably filled by George A. Byrd, through whose hands every dollar belonging to the Knights and Ladies of Honor passes. He has serv- cd in this office since 1897 and during this time has haudied millions of dol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-21
 h.ii.a1.it IiniCsyN.

The National 1l'on reports that new .anbers have heen coming into the der in drayts since the list oi 'anu v. Tue roNnt'up fer 'i;e F"ai' prom cs to be very large.
 It rebounds to your benefit in me ? ays than one 10 bring in a new mem PIT.
 Do not neglect your music It is a ghly essential featsre d 2 counaii leetinE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
TWICE TOLO TESTIMONY.
WilmipEton People Are Doing All Tn
Can For Fellow Sufferers.

WilmipEton People Are Doing An They
Can For Fellow Sufferers.
Wilmington testimony has been pub
lished 10 prove the merit of Doan's Kidney
Pills ts others IN Wilmington who suffer
from bad backs and kidney Ills. Lest any
sufferer doubt that the cures made by
Doan's Kidney Pills are thorough and last
ing. we produce confirmed proof-state-
u,ents from Wilmington people saying that
the cures they told of years ago we're per-
manent. Here's Wilmington case;
Q. 4. Davis, retired business man of i4OO
West Fourth street. Wilmington, Def.
eaysi ''As ! have already stated In n tesi-
monial given IN 1897 DOan's Kidney Pills
procured At D8nforth's drug store. relieved
me OF q great deal of faring from kidney
trouble. The principal symptom was dull.
heavy. aching pain across the small of my
back. and the kidney secretions were too
frequent and often accompanied with pain
ful burning sensation. Doan's kidney
Pills 90 promptly relieved me of these
troubles that l did not hesitate 60 recon-
mend them. Now. after lapse of seven
yeara, ! can confirm my previous testimony
and state that i have had no reason TO
change my opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
and endorse them just as strongly as 1 did
IN 1897"
For sale by ali dealers. Price, 90 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and take
no ether,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
Sussex Journal Of Georgetown.

sussex journal OF heoIbttQNu-
The Sussex county jail yard adioins the
property of the Sussex Printing and Pub
fishing Co., and from the rear windows Of
the work rooms can be seen almost any
time the merry-making Of the prisoners,
chief among whom in the horse-play arc
the two young women prisoners serving
two years for resisting an officer Both
women are strong and robust and are of
medium size They dress well consider
ing their surroundings. and arc the dc
light OF the men in the prison, especially
with young Lingo, who IS Serving a long
term for improper conduct toward a
female child With Lingo the women
seem never TO tire OF romping and carry
ing on their hilarious iun-m8king Some
times all the prisoners, white. yellow and
jet black are in the yard together. and
their loud talking can be heard a square
away. At times the sheriff comes along
and he, too, likes to enter into the iovial
spirits Evidently the sheriff is ex-
tremely popular with his prisoners, for
they seem 10 think his attempt at fun
to be the real thing, and when he does do
a few stunts all roar with prolonged
screeches of delight, the voices OF the
women rising above the coarse haW-haw
Of the black prisoners
Life in the Sussex Jail does not seem
to he anything but q very pleasant visit
TO the prisoners confined there. The
prisoners are seen about the streets at
times, and a few days ago the gate of the
iailyard WAS standing open and one Of
the women prisoners was lettering near
il, apparently alone No one seemed to
be about and she could easily have secured
her freedom. The cell in which these
women stay is IN the rear Of the second
floor and has an outside door which is
reached by means OF steps from the OUT
side OF the building The women de-
light to loiter on these steps and to yell
to the other prisners baslSing in the sun
shine in the yard below. People walking
along the streets have grown accustomed
to the scene and very few are heard TO
comment on the conditions unless a
stranger surprised at what he sees men
tions the subject. Then il is readily
learned what the public feeling is.
Every morning there is a scene which
would drive the ordinary Board of Health
into a frenzy. There are no conveniences
in the jail and the filth is carried out in
buckets by the prisoners and thrown on
a dump in the rear Of the Jail yard.
In summer It is almost unbearable to
those occupying Offices along Cherry Lane.
but nothing is done and it is not likely
that there will be any correction Of the
abuse any time soon. Meanwhile the
health of the community is in danger
while the Jail from other view points is
rceking with its disgraceiulness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
HUW'S YUUR STOMACH ?
?. james Belt has Remedy which n,
Guarantees TO Cure tho Worse
Cases Of Stomach TrnnhIe

eases OF stomach Trouble.
We wish to tell the readers Of this nanar
about remedy which is a marvel in nedi
cine. II cures the worst cases, from the
acute attack Of indigestion 10 chronic
dyspepsia. This remedy is known as
Albert's Little Dinner Pin, being the pre-
scription Of DIR. Hutchinson, the noted
specialist Of London and Brighton. Enp.
who previous to his decease had built IN n
remarkable practice as specialist In dis
eases OF the stomach. DIR. Hutchinson
claimed that his success was due to the use
OF this Pill, and since its introduction to
the American continent it has performed
wonderful cures. AIR. j. IA. Lombard
Casoo, Me-, writes; am nov past 81
years of ago and have had stomach frouble
sample package of Albert's Little Dinner
Pill, thinking that it would turn ont 10 he
one more disappointment. but from tbo
first oose ! found relief, and can say that
am now better than ever before In nv life
AZ Is wonderful cure Tor dyspepsia and |
heartily recommend 1t 10 all sufferers from
stomach troubles
Albert's Little Dinner Pin contains no
physic, no acid, alkali, ginger, popsin
pancreatin, soda. morphine OF any prepar-
alton OF opium, OF in fact any OF the in
gradients usually found In so-called dvs-
pepsia cures.
IL cures by removing the cause and makes
the worst cases we'll, being gumnteed 20
benefit or the purchase price returned.
Al drug stores or 10y mail. 25 cents per
package. Samples free. Address Albert
Chemical o., Boston, Mass. Sold and
guaranteed by =. James Belt sol Market
street. Wilmington, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
ALSO IN CARBUlLDING SHOPS
Several Boats Nearing Com
pletion at American Car
and Foundry Plant.
FINISHING SEVERAL CAR ORDERS
For Ontario and Western and
Seaboard Air Line.
Improvement Made 10 tho Drydock at the
Harlan Hoilingsworth Yards - Two
Large Boats Unloading Lumber FOR the
American Car and Foundry GO.

Encouraging activity is noticeable in
nearly all of the local shipyards. and also
IN the carbuilding establishments in con-
ncciion herewith
AZ the jackson & Sharp plant of the
American Car and Foundry Co. two scows.
each 1875 feet In length and n feet I'm
width arc under way for the Standard
Dredging Co.. of Baltimore: two scoWs for
the Hudson Co.. OF New York each il5
feet IN length. and 80 feet IN width. The
barge building for the paNson Co. of
Philadelphia, which viii bee used in haul
ing mouldors sand is nearing completion
and will be ready for the pusey & Jones
Co., the builders of the engine To install
the machinery within month. Sand
barge No. of the Charles Warner CO..
which was run down 10y steamship. will
bc completed within few days. Caulkors
arc now az work on the hoat.
Several steel boats are on the wavs at
The Harlan a Hollingsworth cstahlish-
ment and the pusev & Jones Go. Is also
active in that department.
The Harlan & Holhngsworih Co. IS
completing and win ship in few davs
the balance of the order of 10 cars for the
New York, Ontario & Western railway.
Six Of the cars were shipped IN December.
They are OF the regulation 65-foot length
yestibuled, and handsomely finished and
upholstered.
Tho American Car and Foundry Co.
Is closing up the order of the Seaboard
Air Line, and will make shipment of the
last of the 20 cars ordered recently. Tho
cars are artistically finished in green on
the exterior and are prettily decorated
inside. They are 65 feet in length and
the regulation width of cars Of the YES
tibuled class.
The large dredgc Dewey Of the Sanford
4 Brooks Co., OF Baltimore. Nd. which
has been engaged for some time in work
at the drydock of the Harlan & Hollinps
worth Co., deepening it and making Il
WIDER was towed out of the Christian,
on Saturday by the tug Atlas. and goe
TO Delaware City, where she will be place,
40 work filling in 40 the government
reservation az Fort du Pont.
The iour-masted schooner Ines n Carve
lumber laden. az the wharves of the Jack
son 4 Sharp plant of the American Ca
and Foundry Co., viii have her cargo un
lQSied by tomorrow.
The hrlgantine John McDcrmott. Can't
Ratiord, which has arrived az the Jackson
4 Sharp plant Of the American Car ans
lfoundy Co., gives evidence of bcing
letaunch craft The trip from Mobile
Ala, consumed 10 days. and though heav,
weather Was experienced in tho vicinit'
lof Capes Lookout and Hatteras and IN
vessel was compelled to lay to for % hours
she got through al right None of IN
cargo wss lost, although the boat pitches
heavily and she carried deckload II
addition 70 the cargo helow decks Tn
cargo comprises $4,000 feet Of yello,
nine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
DOVER.
sp.ciai corIespopasncs oi Evorv Evsulna.

Special CoIresnonaence OF nverv Evening.
Dover, March l9.-During the absence
Of Rev. /. E. Barrett of Wesley NJ. T..
Church, yesterday, the pulpit was filled,
morning and evening, by Rev. George r..
Price, local preacher At Armory NJ. f..
Church, Rev r.. S. Stephens, local
preacher, iilled the pulpit
AT the First Baptist Church, last night,
revival meetings were begun by the pastor
Rev. 5. h. Ilicy. assisted by Evangelist
Thomas Needham.
A reception viii be rendered Rev. /. +.
Barrett at Wesley NJ +. Church, next
Thursday evening, in the lectureroom of
the church. by the Epworth League and
official board
The symphony Band of Dover, recently
organized, will hold fair and festival in
the century Club rooms. beginning
Wednesday evening and continuing the
rest of the week. A torchlight parade
will be n feature Wednesday evening.
when the band, accompanied by the Red
Men, Robbins Hose and other organi-
zations, will parade through the town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
NO NEED FOR TEETH
GOING TO DECAY
Our ''New Method" Plan Cares For and
Repairs Them for One Dollar Year.

Our 'New Method" Plan Cares For aud
Repairs Them for One Dollar a Year.
One dollar a year is all it costs at 6lOIS
Market Street to have your teeth cared for
by our New Method Plan. In other
words, we guarantee to keep your teeth in
perfect condition for 365 days, at an ex-
pense TO you Of about one quarter OF a cent
a day.
We issue a card TO all patrons, good for
one year. Il entities the holder to frequent
examinations of the teeth TO see IL they ara
IN good condition. IL they are not, We do
whatever repair work IS needed or extract
teeth when that Is required. II is worth 81
a year to anyone 90 know that his or her
teeth are being watched ne a precaution
against the inroads Of decay. In addition
10 that assurance, you get your teeth
cleaned, filed, extracted as conditions may
demand, and remember We guarantee all our
work 10 be perfectly painless.
We make a specially Of crown and bridge
work. All plates quap6nieei to 6t or no
charge Is made. Repair work Is also fine
art with us. Olo plates are remade as good
as new. In the making Of our plates we
give particular attention to facial ev
preston, removing OF wrinkles, and to the
color and size Of the teeth, How often
have YOU noticed a little woman
With teeth suitable for six foot
man. or vice versa? With properly made
plates, wrink $ are removed and no one
can detect that you have false teeth. There
will be no dropping Of plates OF rattlina of
ialse teeth. n you have a good ft, We
can correct these defects Il they exist in tine
plates you now wear. II your teeth are an
noying you and you feel ON barrassed for
lear someoody else notices them, come in
ald LET u5 eAamine them. Whatever We do
FOR you will be FREE OF CHARGE. II We
10 not give you absolu e satisfactiou ann
comfort. A personal talk with all persons
OF sat shed with their plates, Is all We ash
Ae maSe peis nal stuUy of every uoilts
xamiued ana hlid plates to b..
we also give particular attention to 90.
ullngs, and extractions. This is a line ui
work that We are able by our "NeU
Method 10 do and give you no pain what
ever. In TACT, we claim an work absolufelv
painless py the use of the latest discoveries
IN anfashetics. Best OF all, we iry TO pre-
serve the teeth from need Of repair. Our
special tooth powder, used rs directed. will
decay. ''
Hundreds have tried our New Nethod''
tlan and testify 10 its advantages. One
dollar Is our liked charge for all customers.
ior period OF one year. No plan could h.
simpler or more fair
Our dental pariors al 6iOls Market Stree,
are central 10 ell and attractively fitted IN.
All our work is guaranteed.
. Now Method" Dental Parlors. elCIx
Market Street, Second ioorl. Wilminq-
ton, Del, Hours 9 to 8; to 8. 80 sveninos
sundays, 10 70 3 Phone D. a A. sOsl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19

ing his brother A. Herman Padberg
Eben Watts of Brunswick ~ j., has been
visiting here-Mr and Mrs Edward J.
White have been visiting relatives in
Philadelphia Bankson 4. Holcomb, Jr.,
of Sparrows Point, Va, has been visiting
his mother Thomas l.. Gravel of VIII
mington has been visiting his parents
g. Ferris Jemison has been visiting in
Philadelphia-Rodney Webb of Philadel-
phia is "a visitor here Mr.. and Mrs.
George Powell OF Wilmington have been
visiting relatives here AlisslElla Gravell
is the guest of friends in Newport.
The Jim Shoes. S3.5O-Shaw avs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver.
Sold by druggists and grocers.*
FUNERAL OF W. R. HoIrnN.
Special Correspondence OF kvery Evening.
MiddIofor., M,rch 10 T...,.l

Special Correspondence OF kvery Evening.
Middletown March Funeral ser
vices OF the late William r. Holten. who
died at Denver, Col, took place yesterday
afternoon from the .home Of his mother
Mrs. Julia Holten. He had been a mem-
Der of Middletown Council, No. ?, Jr. O.
L. A. NJ, and Seneca Tribe, Improved
Order of Red Men, and both orders at
tended the funeral in body.
lnterment was made in Forest cemetery
with DIR. Il. II. Moore in charge of the ser
vices The bearers were j. +. Denny
Walter l. Taylor, W.. B. Hall, Harry
Black, Paul Messick and Arthur Grow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
CERTIFICATES OF mooRPoRArIoN.

Special Correspondence OF hve5v Evening.
Dover March Certificates Of in
corporation were filed here, Saturday, as
follows:
Ohio Piano Co., Columbus, O., to manu-
tacturc, buy and sell pianos, sc; capital
stock, S300.000.
Brown Art Shop, Incorporated. Viii
mington Del. 10 deal IN pictures frames
and all kinds of works Of art: oapital
stock. S2lOOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
commoaore Iaooh iona.

An interesting sketch Of Commodore
Jacob Jones Of the United States Navy.
prepared by Rev r Ringwalt of Camden.
n. j.. and read before the Historical So-
ciety Of Delaware, March 20th, 1905, has
been printed in pamphlet form by the
Historical Society and copies are being
Distributed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
ouARANTINE 1MPRovEMENrs.
New Buildings TO be Erected by the Gov
ernment at Reedy Island Station.

The government will make extensive
improvements to the quarantine station
at Reedy Island, by the erection Of
storehouse, hospital and other new build
ings
Proposals for the new buildings arc
now being received by the supervising
architect, Treasury Department, at Wash
ington, and the bids are to be opened on
April l4th, at 3 clock in the afternoon.