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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

old customers, and sucn new ones as may y ish
10 purchase good and chap articles, that he -
nov prepared 10 furnish them with almost every
article IN his line OF business. Ills Groceries
were purchased ander ms own inspection 80 shat
the hu, or can rcly upon getting such as are oi
good quality. The following leading articles.
together with nearly every thing in the Grocer.
anu Drug line, may be obtained Ut his store:-
GKOCEklES.
Lp!, white Havana aud hrnwn sugars,
NJ .racaib,, Rip and Lagun, T.. flee,
Golden ) rup, Sugar house and OrleaGs
NJ .la-scs,
Imperial, Gunpowder, \. II. and Black
Teas,
Western Reserve Cheese,
Cagniac brandy. Port, Madeira, Swee,
VI taga and Clarct Wine,
Iam.ica Rum and Wniskcy, fur medical
purposes, Cider vinegar,
Ground Alum, Liverpool md Kanawhn
S,h,
q lnpowdcr, Shot aud Lead,
Alspirc, black and e., ennc pepper,
Ginger. cinnamon, clnscs, nn,megs, &c.
CASTLE, Shaving and bar Soap,
Star aud Ta!i"w candies, Rec,
Tar, Resin, Red aud White Chalk,
Linsccd, Lard, Castor aud Sweet Oils.
FRUITS.
Raisins, F:.r, Prunes, Currants, lama.
rinds, Ciirnn aud Dates,
Dried Apples aud Penchcs,-Whi,e
Il ans, &c.
Nuts, Sai She!lcd Almonds, Madeira
Nuts. Cream Nuts, Fiihcris, &c.
ALL KINDS OF TOBACCO.
Rrgaii,, Principe md other kinds IL Sc
sar-, Maccoba, Kappec aud Scotch Snuii,,
Candies vi all kinds,
Batter, Soda aud Dyspepsia Crackers.
Bnrkc,s. Curdagr, Br"r,-, Stonc Ware,
Brushes. Tubs, Wire Selves. &c.
MEDICINES. PAINTS, &C.
Eng. Calomci, Canine, Peruvian B,rk.
Blue Pill Mass, Ii. C.m;,hor, Il. Msrrh,
G. Alocs, q. Opium. Il. Arabic.
Epson, G!suhcr aud Rnci.rIIe Salts,
Tar,arir Acid, Sub. Carh. Soda,
Tartar Emc,ic, Ipccac, Jalap,
Rhnharb, Sulphur, Cream Tartar,
Al. md Am. Cayenne. 81, berry,
Cmposi,inn. l."bclin herb and seed,
GRID IlemI"rk, Poplar, Wild Cherry "nd
Sass,iras B,rks,
Liq,nricc, Spts. Nitro, Snlph. Ether,
Chamomile Flowers, SIENNA, SC. SC.
S,rsapariiln Syrup,
Clcveiand's Agne Drops and Pills,
NJ flats aud Br,nircihs Pills.
Ji,ncs. Puriers, Smiths, Lees aud Bon
nccll's Pills,
Wist,r's Dllsam of Wild Cherry.
Ven. Red. SIP. Brown, Lamp Blk,
Chrome Yellow and Green. Whiting.
Pfussian Blue, Li,hrrge, vetdigris, sc.
Ca~t"r. Sweet and Lin.ecd Oils.
S,is. Tnrprn,inc, Meats Foo, Oil,
Lrgwmd, Fnslic, Nader, Indigo,
Ext. Lagwpnd. Alum, Cnpperas,
Bur Virini. Glue. Patty. Whiting. Sc.
Together with general assortment III Paint
and Varnsh Brushes, Sash Tools, Wall Brushes,
q. II. Pencils, Fichcs, Cloth. Hair and Tooth
Brushes Superior WINES aud BRANDY for Vic
die mi uses only, ALWAYS an hand. B. =.
Davenport, November I0,h, 1896
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DRY GOODS.

Cotton Yarns, Calicncs, Shcctings, Shirt
Ings, White, Red and Canton Finnnc!-.
lhusc,s. ). +. and Sleeps Gre, Ci",h>.
Sai,inctts, Plain and Checked Nv. ana
Cotton Jeans, Blue aud ether Drillin.>.
Gloves, Craynts, Pmk. Il'kcrchieis, S,,"ni
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Is ,nnci~, Stuck
iunS. :. ckS &c Ne
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REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
S1Ck1oEAOACllE.

HIS distressing complaint m1v bc Gu.
- red by using ono bottle Of spohn's Sick
Headache Remedy, which has cured thousands
81 the very worst cases Persons after sun. rms
weeks with this dea,h-likc nickncss. will buy =
bottle OF this remedy and be cured and then com.
plain Ut their folly in not buying il before PEG.
pie ale expected TO use the whole bottle, not use
u two or three simcs, and then complain thu.
re: are not cured. A boit.e will cure them.
:. Sold Wholesale by Con,stock & Co, Ne~
oIk. 2! Coftland-st. Sold in Davenport ., +.
sANtoNl'S Drug Store, also by Morris, Roch
Island, I'll. NAV 18th. ina7
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ner 81 Rock Island aud Third Streets; no
has now on hnnd md intends keeping .
general assortment III CHAIRS AND CAB.
NET FURNITURE, comprising FANCY
AND WINDSOR CHAIRS or All sizes and
l'n',crns. BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS,
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES,
WORK STANDS, and all ether articles
usual, manufactured in an establishment
ofihis kind, which for duraLiit, AMI neat
ness OF y arkmanship, he will warrant MT
To he surpassed BY any manufactured ia
the western country.
5. SCHOOLFiELD.
n. D. Old furniture repaired and paio,.
I'd in the ncaiess style.
COFFiNS made in the shortest notice.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th, 1914. Tiff
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hen Charlie, Fox house was on fire,
lie fund all Efforts 10 save il useless, and
being good dr"url,>,nan. he went up the
nrx' hill t. make u drawing Of Tia. r.! Ire
best in .tance ~ philosophy ever heard OF.
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ALSO. GROCERIES.

Sugar. coffee, Y. II. Tea. first rnic mr.
,'clc, pepper. spices, snnp, bnrkeis, tubs.
'"s"cc", nailr, rlnss. apples aud peaches.
resin aud currnnis. s. II. aud n. q. m.,la.-
sns. ,laraius, ginger, starch. candies, ci-
der vinegar. r",i'n warn, powder, shot md
lead, snIt, &c. &c.
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Theodore Hook says Of railroads aud
s,eaml"ais, "rhcy nnnihhane space aud
'',n'', not To mention u multitude uf p,s.
s,nuers.'
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SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.
S. WHISTLER being now il

lT S. WHISTLER being now in re-
W ceip, ofnre Ut tho LARGEST ant
| ..es, assortment, 81 GOODS, ever offered ia
Davenport, will dispose 81 the same II the
Iowes, prices for The READY PAY.
Consisting in pnrt as f.lIows:-
Broad clths aud lancy cnssi'neres u large
| ,ss"rtipcnt,
40 rs. $ .,inett and Kentucky Jcnns,
50 ps. Samn'cr pants aud c,ut stuti,
Consisting III Alpaca aud Alerino cas,i
mere, linen drilling, co,,"nadcs,
Brc drilling, Sc Brown aud blcnchct
Inuslin> mud drilling diaper aud crush, linen
and cot,"n table cloths,
Bed ticking. silk and satin vcsting, &c.
Also
A splendid assortment Of Dress goods,
consisting ii
200 %. Of the latest Patterns English
aud American prints,
Gingh.ms aud bingham lawns, painted
lawns and Balzercen rai,cs lew pS. S,Ik
Dress patterns, Alpaccn's Nous de- I.nins,
Swiss j.cones,, null md book muslin,
Bi-h"p lawn, camhrick and cross bar
muslin, liz handk'-., FI"rcnce icghnrn,
Gimp, Rutland Brad, Lawn aud Straw
B nneis, n lnrge assortment.
100 ps. fancy honnct, neck and cnp rih.
hons, plain Silks aud Satin ribbons, all
with col"rs, cap tabs, nr,iticiai llowcrs;
10 d.. Silk and ginghnm Parnsn.s and
Sun Shades, feather aud painted fans.
Silk purses, silk fringe md gimp, ass"r,
I'd c,l"r<. curtain fringe, IisIc aud thread
sdging and inserting, cnp stuff;
l. d.z silk and c.,tnn ginves nj iniis.
Fancy hair pins md brushes, fancy sct
and si'c combs, dressing and fine ivor,
9, mis-. hla'k and c"l"red kid gloves;
F.ncy Summer Shawls and Scaris,
30 doz. II il.-lcr,, all qualities aud col
.rs. u few ELK d.. Silk hlndk'is. aud era.
watts, silk neck shaw!s and prints, irish lin
cn.. Wsrscl's best necd.cs;
200 ,d-. spool thread, Tux and cotton
-kcin threads, ginyh,m and Gotten hand
kerchicfs.
A god assortment of gents. IN. md
castor hats and cops "f the lntcs, FL, l~;
Apron check, hickory shirling,
Buttons all qualities, su-pcndcrs, silk
card and binding. &c. &r.
ALSO
80 Cases of d mt and Shoes. consisting
"f meas kip md calf Lnas, Kip and cnlf
shoes. bo, $ d.. d.. Ladies' fine calf. kid
md snorocco slippers and walking shoes.
Misses de-. dn. Chiid'a she's nli sizes.
ALSO, HARDWARE.
Table md packet cutlery, grain aud
grnss scvihes and snenihes, irnces and lpg
chains, hue., hav forks, shovels md spn,lcs.
grain scoops. mill and h,nisnw files, ., d
Trims, tea kettles. lnichcs, to!t Irks, Ill
kinds coffee mills. l'mkiny glasses, German
silver, Britannia nni iron ten and table
-pss.ns, hand hnich-i md shing!ing do.
Brnss and iron butts md screws, TICKS.
sheep shears, draw knives, sicel.ards, Ar
gers, .imblei, brick irowcl<, hand snws. RI,
'raps. cnrr. combs. steel squares, gun cnps,
candle sticks, &c.
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JUST REVIEWED
A NEW STOCK Or SPRING AND
SUMMER GOOnS.
1T D.7E-E.NpORT.i.,.DR RI -KLsGIE.7.N
BURROWS a rieI,ITYMAN

00DOULD Inform their friends and Gus
- toners that the, have just received
lr",n the East md South large and we'll
,ssor,ed It. OK at DRY GOODS, Groceries,
B "as, Shoes, &c. wi.i:h the, have opened
i their lid stand IN Davenport aud II Sui
ivan L. Movers old stand III Rockingham
dininy the Steam Mill. The. invite
their friends Ia rail- hnl examine their
stock. The, vii! fnr Cash ur Produce III
lnni,c IN the country. Farmers residing ia
the ,icinit, oi R.ekia.l,am viii I've applied
with Goods ~ our Store in that place "i
tho same terms ih.t ,hev can be v.t IL,
ID .vcnpors. We d, not preicnI ~ sci
ti.snis on tine n low, rs f.,r Cash nr Pr
lncc in hand; hu, Iur ready pas, we plrds.
,nrselses I" FELL ny low as nns ether II a,s.
~ the c"i,nir,. W. receive in pr, menI
."r G.nds oil kinds Staple Pr,nl,re 1T ~,
n,n'r., aud shall hreailer ~. hcrcttf're
-n'lcavnr Ia retain the confidence 81 ON
cninirs friends. Among mr. stock M,
ie found & sd ssSar'Inrm II
DRY GOODS.
Prints. MI prices, ID ancs'ic Jeans, S,i,l
nets. Broad Cl"ihs. B"hincis. Jacnnel-,
Eh.inss, laScr,ings, Linens. Ladies' B -.
nets. Rihls,ns. L-ulics' Hose. Blue DR. -
Cable Twist. Gamlrnons, and all kinds 81
DR.. Goods called for in this seciiun II
country.
A Inrgc rnI well assorted stock nf Bnts
and Shoes, Grrcrics "i all kinds. Hardware,
Quecnsw are, Dried Fruit, Sc. &c. We
invite our friends 4" give MS n call and VIC
will cndeav"r 10 sell them Goods ms low as
lhnse WIN sa, they In, i"r twenty per cent
less mud sell Gift. per cent less than their
nriyhhnrs.
BURROWS g. PRETTYMAN.
Davenp"r,,
4 ekingh,,n. Max Goth. ls47.
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QUEENS, GLASS & CHlyAyyARE
2 .iuis and OILS. &c.

fFFJ'S FHTfV VIZ. Ut.
Al. IL which will lr said law for the
rcad. pm. "r pr inee IN hand. C.S. w.
Dwcnpri. NJ y l3,h. lH7.
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NEW GOODS.

"HE subscriber having received BIZ
SPRING L. SUMNER STOCK, i.
prepared 7" supply customers with GodS
at mnlcrn,e prices. The to,:owing are
some oi he articles ne has IN hand
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LOOK HERE F..u.l.Es..,:

NINtI ;lU. eNfIti-
- s.vc right Of making
lnlmcr Hiiiian,s' Patent
.Screr Eedstedd.
for the State OF Iowa, and
having water powcra, I am
den, I'LL Ia do my turning, !
can aud Will sell CHEAPER
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HARDWARE.

Do'r, chest. cuph,ard, till. trnnk nna
padlocks; spring aud N,rl,,ik la'ches, hult.
strap, parliament, gate aud 'ai,lc hinges
screws, hay aud manure forks, spades aud
>h"vcls. table, pen snd eek knives; ham.
MRS, htichcts, flee mills, chaims, hoes.
ayers, brace bits, sm,ah aud jack planes.
r,kcs, Sc, ihcs, snnlhrs aud stones, pocket.
tuck, line and reddiug combs; curr, cent $
aud brushes IN assort tncnt Ut hDilOw-warc,
,,l.n,,ric ctn.i y,.. g..
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MARRIAGE AND rmE SAenATm..-i

MARRIAGE AND TIE SABBATH.
any msn ,M'ng "r nd, despI,c ar ,r,mph
on MARRIAGE, that great fundamental in
siiiuii"m wl,irh Gid established To secnr.
and perpciu.ie the existence md s.cinl p,,.
riiy 81 nur race, md through which l.
make knnwn himself aud manifest his good.
nesa H. man: and lr him 8, elk ,hasc graft.
fcntinns wiihn,i. Mhirh il 10 his revealed
will should bc en- y ed 'nly within its ~.
cred enclosure; "r .e. him openly aud pre-.
sun.ptun,sl, dcsccrnic The Sahlr,h. Il 9TH.
er great and fi,n,nme niai imstiiuiinn. which,
like marriarr, God established ii, the crca.
siun, ms n hclp'nee, i,r families, md ihr"uel,
whose hallnwcd Influences they csn alone
sccmnpli- h the end ir which they wcre IS
aahlishcd; and MS certainly ns Gid reign.
in heavcn. VII" judge,h upon the earth.
such men, even here, will he visited with
his curse. He has established laws, fixed
~ the pillars Il his ,hru0e, which n" mr.
snl cnn nnnul or ryade. BY which those
ems, continued, will w"rk on destruction.
(Dr. Edwnrtl's Sabbath Manual.
SINGULAR WAY ~ CuuRriN0.-l)cac..n
ManvIN, ~ Connecticut, large land -h.l.i.
e.. md On exemplary man, wns exceed.
inQly eccentric in s,me ofhis nnti"ns.-
Ills c0,riship is snid To hive been as iu.
lows: Vaying ono da, m",n,ed his hero,
with only shecp.skin fur a Saddle, he
rode in frnnt II the h",,Se where Berry LrE
lived, aud wi,hm di-'nm'n,ing requested
Dxrry ~ come IL him; ON her Coming, lie
told her that the l., ri hid sent him 10 ~ :.
~ her. Berry replied, 'thc L"rd's wi
be d. ar."-Er paper.
Deacon MARVIN got different answer
(smn ,hn, which mn acquaintance Of ours
did flr went with tho rsme message 10 .
ves, essimahIc lndv, who vrrs c."l' re-
piled, ..if The Lord has INV surh in's Mi, ~
b would hovc ap. Ike 10 INC stvus IT,"
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DAVENPORT CABINET AND
CHAIR 1ANUFACTOllY.

NVHE subscriber would
- respectfully inform
his old customers and the
public generally TIM, hn,.
Ing taken the building tos-
merry occupied b. Samuel
y Gcyer, situated on the cor.
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NEW GOODS!
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c,

- SANFORD, having Just returned
49, from, the South with o " inter supply vi
Groeeries, Drugs, .Nedi.iaes, Rrini,, Bru,tes,
Oiis, jarnishes, Dye Stuff, &C., would inform his
old customers, and sucn new ones as may wish
to purchase good and ch.np articles, that he Is
now prepared 10 furnish them with almost every
article IN his line OF business Ills Groceries
were purchased andes ms own inspection 80 shat
the buyer can rely upon getting such as are vi
good quality. The following leading articles.
together with nearly every thing ia the Grocer.
anu Drug line, may be obtained nj his store:-
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FINE OPPORTUNITY roR INVESTMENT.
"A PERMANENT interest nnv he al.
- tanned OF the subscriber, b, purchase OF
least, in his
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Tinc,nre-. Essential Oils, Essences,
Qnininc. Peruvian u rk, Mcrcurials,
Brks, X mis- aud Herbs 81 all kinds,
Mnr,nrs, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars. Bottles and Window Glass; Castor
Lard. Olive. Sweet, Fish and LinSee,
Oils. Turpeniinc. varni-h, White, Rel nne
Blk Leads. With general nssur.mcn. i,
Oil and Water cnIurs. Smalt,
G"ld Lcnf AMI Bronze-; Paint,
White Wash, Ssh. Shc, Hair, CIoil
AID Tn,h Brushes; T"ah Instruments
Trn~scs. Also IN assortment 81 pure ant
genuine p,icnt Medicines. such as Fahc
70 toch's vrrmiiugr. Cough B,lsnn, B,.
i'us Pills, C,rmna,ivc L'zenycr. (f,l
Summer C"m,lain,s) I've Water; NJ tit,
Pills mud Bi,icrs; Shrrman's Lnzinycs ant
Poor Mnu'> Plaster; McAlis,cr's .iIl-Iical
ing Ointment, Genuine Wi>iar'- Bilsan,
CnI"gnr. Soda aud Seidliiz Powders,
Nerve l. Bone l.ini,neni. Ophcld u. &c
Also. Garbage. Chalk aud Garden Lines
Fish H.. H. and Lines. Tar, Pitch,
Resin, Oakum. Nails. Glas-, Prtv. &c
Al.SO.--Schml Books. Bank Blk.
M"mnrandnns. Cap. Letter mud Bank Lri
Ter Piper. Blk md Blue Inks aud Stands
G ills. Steel Pens, States and Pencil.
whirh h" will hnrtcr fr Wheat. Batter
l.rrd, Eggs, Decswax, FInsscrd. Sc.
c. LESLIE.
D,vcnpart, Ma 18th. ls47.
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I.oaf and n. .. Sugars, superior tcn
chocolate. coffee, m'Ias.cs. rice, Goldfish
salt, vinegar, salcrs,ns, spice, pepper, mus.
lard, nutmcgs, mace, citron, rnisins, cur
rants, figs, a,nnnds, ere am nuts, filhcrts, Ia
b'cc" in plugs and papers, Macuha and
Scotch snulls, Undcrw"h'r Lcmnn Syrup
-'arch, sonp candles; plates, bowls. print.
cd aud common tens, pitchers, &c &c.
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Foreign Malls No. 1, from New York by COwcs Eng.
land, 10 Rremen, Germany.

FIIlE arrangements or regular conveyance OF mails to
Il and from Europe, by the above route, far com
pieted that the WASHINGTON, the first steamship OF the
line, will leave New York for Cowes and Bremen Haven
Tuesday, the first day of June and, also the
first day OF each second month thereafter.
1t expected that the second steamship will be ready to
depart, the OF the season. the first day OF each
Intermediate MONTH thus furnishing monthly mail in
each direction OF the commencement OF the monthly
rangemen due notice viii be given.
POSTAGE.
The inland postage the city of New York, well as
the postage by from New York, is be prepaid
that addressed Bremen, places to which said mat
will pass through the Bremen post office Hanburgh
is not included in this exception. To Bremen and to the
points supplied through that office, unpaid letters &c, inny
be postage to be collected at Bremen
The rates of postage established by the act OF March =,
1885, $40 provide for the transportation OF the mail between
the United States and foreign countries, on the above
route, as follows .
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding one-half
ounce in weight twenty-lou cents; one-ai ounce IN
weight and exceeding ortyeigh cents; and
for every additional halt fraction OF ounce ff-
teen cents.
Upon each newspaper, pamphlet, and price current,
three cents.
Inland postage in all to be added whenever the
matter trans ported by mail within the United States
The following is the fourth section of the act above men
TONED
lind be ii further enacted That it shall not be lawful for
any person carry transport letter. packet news
paper, printed circular price current, except news
papers use and Intended Tor circulation in the coun-
try, which vessel be bound ON board the yes
sells that hereafter transport the United States mail,
provided for this act and for every violation oil this pro-
vision penalty Olive hundred dollars hereby imposed,
to be recovered by pesentment by inonnao or 4ntdm
aconone-haIf for the OF the mlorner and the other
hall for the use of the Post Office Department"
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFroE DEPARTMENT, April 30, 1917.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May lSl7.
CEALED proposals. endorsed proposals for carrying the
- United States mail from Panama to Oregon will be re-
ceved the Navy Department. until the 10th day OF June
next, for carrying the mail of the United States once
month each way in good and substantial seasteaners
ALSO separate proposals Tor carrying 1t in good ana SUP
stantia sail vessels, from Panama to Astoria, in the
Territory Of Oregon, such other port in said territory
the department. may select agreeaby the provisions
of the 9Th section of an act entitled ''An providing
for the building and equipment OF four naval steamships
approved March B. 1871, for term OF years. commencing
the LIST October lSS the department reserving the right
of requiring them to touch at two intermediate points
the coast and from time time, at its discretion d
ring the continuance of the contract to give such nsruc
tons as may deem necessary and proper, lot me proper
and preservation of the mails their prompt receipt
and delivery from and to the points OF departure and ar
rival which may be named in the contract; which nstruc
be strictly observed by the contractor under such
penalty for nonobervance the department may impose
The vessels be employed for carrying the mails as
aforesaid whether for for SAILS must be well
sructed, of proper dimensions and suitable IN all respects
the service the for which they intended
the itself the right select the
proposals which, Judgment, present the greatest
advantages TO the public service.
carry agent of the department with the mails Tree from
expense 10 the government may omit at his discretion
Such stipulation induce preference to be given III
favor OF OFFER in other respects equally favorable to the
government, over an otter not containing IT,
Bonds, with two or more good and snticent sureues
VIII be required IN hall the amount Oh uie contract io he
faithful performance of said contract according to It's con-
dtions and spuatons and ten cent VIII be deducted
from all bills additional security TO be paid until
said contract shall have been completed annually, accord
ing its and conditions. The remaining ninety per
cent. OF all bills duly approved, will be paid within
thirty days after their presentation by such navy agent as
may be designated by the contractor.
Each proposal be accompanied with written guar
any, signed by responsible persons, to the
effect that the bidder, or bidders, will il his or their bid be
accepted, into obligation, within five days from the
time OF being notified OF the acceptance OF nus or their DID,
good and sufficient retes Tor the faithful performance
of the contract according this advertisements and no pro-
posa bid, unless accompanied by such guaranty, viii
be considered.
Nav A-2awtl5thJune
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tLD-EsTABITsf1F4D Store ana Otslor FrOPel-
~ ty for sale-The subscriber offers sell that well
known and egiby situated large three story brick dwell
ng-house store and yard Patrick street, Frederick,
Md, adjoining the City HOTEL the principal tavern and
within short distance of the court-house banks, acade-
my, railroad Nc The house and back buildings extend
in depth ITO feet eightieel paved alley, and contain
ing twenty above ground with dry cellars under the
whoethe front cellar being oored and plastered and the
yard having therein well of good water and also hy
drant This property considered the best located in the
city for extensive trade of almost descriptions but
ring the last twenty years, and still is successfully
carried in it, Possession be had the last of De-
cember next.
Also the west half OF lot No 25, adjoining two-story
house it fronts 80 feet Patrick street, and extends
back feet being very desirable location only short
distance from the railroad depot and in full view OF the
cars at the times of their arrival and departure
Also building lot the Point of Rocks in Maryland,
well situated for warehouse, small tavern, being
between the canal and railroad and spot where they
closely approach each other For any further particulars,
terms OF sale, which viii be very accommodating, APP
plcaton may be made TO Thomas w. Morgan esq., Mt
Frederick, the subscriber in Washington city, d. c.
ApriLKO-eod2In WIN. FISCHER.