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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
Safes.

HIRE DEFIED.-RICH'S SAFES
4 ACAIN-WILDER'S PATENT-The following
letter respecting the fire in Ulster. Y Is another con
vnciI tbs necessity for every being provided
with one of Rich's Fire Proof Safes:
nav YORK, Feb 20, 1854
Nessrs STEARNs MARVIN, Su csssors TO Rich Ca. -
GENTS We have the pleasure to inform you that the
books of the Ulster White Lead Cs, and 5000 IN bank
bills preserved in of your Safes when their store
at Ulster Y destroyed by fire the night Of the
I'd inst The building with its contents, entirely con-
sumed nothing Whatever remained but your Ssiamander
Respectfully yours,
BATfELLE RENwICK No. 1863 Front st.,
Agents for the Ulster White Lead Co.
An assortment of various yzes and patterns, with and
without powde proof locks for sale at the depot No. lac
Water. ST., New-Yerk.
sTEARNS MARVIN, successors TO Rich Co, sole
prepreors of Rchs Patent and the only makers Of Saa
mander Safes combining Wilder's and Riehs Patents.
ms lmMWkF<Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

HOUSES.-For sale, in Jersey City,
u Il about five minutes walk from the ferry. two hand
and well finished thTee-stoTy and basement brick
Houses Price 50 zoe; part Of which main bond
and mortgage 1hqairs of VAN JONES' Prospect place.
corner of BarTow-st Nf Inn
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Marbinerp, Mr.

SPINNERS, MACHINISTS, and other
~ Manufacturer are respectfully invited to see MAN
operate. at Oldham Works, near Psteuln, N. Ths
Throsle is sixty fee. long, with four hundred and ssap
work with less power and less attendance spindle Tor
spindle than any other thros.ls built We shall Keep
II on txhb,iop for week days. after which Il Will
be set up in the factory ov which intended that Of
N s,s ici! :" WIZ '0' BEUNDRED. SON CO. =
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Diano-fortes.

ROSTON PIANOS.-SAFFORD 4
~ BROTHER. No. 80 Broadway, NJ T.. sss.t. A. ~
following vell known Boston Piano Forte fesssS,x
me- ys aL:a Allen. 'cses:son 70 Brown H.
sou Prices froa SITS 10 So. Passs 70 rsss sai sssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

EVOR SALE-A pleasant Country Resi-
Il depce. with nine of land, half mile south Of
the village Of Stamford c., close to the water Largo
double house. verapdah in 'front.' old fashioned
comfortable, and in good order four minutes walk from
Depot Of N. Y & N. H H. r. and steamboat handbag;
barn stable carriage house. ice house, large garden for
est fruit trees and subbery good fishing and boating
Apply to BURKHALTER, No 1871 Fllton- st., N. T.,
or TO the subscriber, on the premises
mi ims W. pHYFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

k>OR SALE or to LET-Two Houses
and Lots a, Piermont the Hudson River and
Nile kalirosd Also, plot of Grould ia the village OF
Peeksklu. berg about three full lets one is corner
Aso, three Houses and about Of Ground in the
Nhisge Of Poushkeepsie, in view Of the Hndsn River
ardnei tive minutes walk Railroad Depot and Steam.
boats Pleasant location. Also. to Let, Basement Room,
and Cellars OF house No les Bleeckerst Nss-York In
Qulre % ABM p Maybe,
MI 1wMW&F' No. 20o WooSter-sS
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NOR SALE-Stamford, Conn.-The late
HOUSES ON WASHINGTON

u SQUARE for 81 LIE IS feet by H.-The two four
story Houses built IN best manner, with every modern
convenience, Nos 100 aud Ill McD0uga st., corner OF
West Warrington place They will be sold separately
together and would be desirable for q large boarding
house or hotel and w he sold low, and the main portion
may remain on nor gage AT per cent Apply to
VALENTINE G. HALL, No. 16 Gramercy park,
S6f 6ts East 20th st., at 9 A. NJ or p. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
1 FARM for SALE-Containing l2s

A FARM for SALE-COntaining l25
acres Of land. situated in the town of ssarsdais.
Wescheser County within half mile of the Searsdale
and Harlem Railroad Station, and 90 miles from New York.
On said farm is good dwelling house two barns, carriage
house, all 10 COED order and nearly well fenced
small lots with stone walls. Fruits OF all kinds wood and
excellent water. Said farm is located high ground
commanding fine view of the county admirably situated
to divide into ANAL farms with beautiful building sites.
Purchasers VIII find, Ievis wing said farm it will
mend Itself TO be the cheapest and best offered for sale
The subscriber Ill sell par! the whole suit purchasers
MI 2wMW&Fs JAMES GRIFFIN.
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RI AND suitable for VILLAGE.-Fo

u AND suitable Tor NlLLAGE.-f0 or
IL SALE forty to fifty Of Land, one half of IL
woodland situated on The New-Yerk and New Haven
Railroad between the villages Of New Rochelle and Pei
hamville II miles from NeSYork. Trains past these
lands sI times day each way aud they bounded
the South by the read sdsg TO East Chester Apply 10
No. o. Johnst avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
CALIFORNIA BRICK MAKING

CALIFORNIA BRICK MAKlNG.-
" Hills Patent Brick Machines such a. are generally
used BY brckmakers the Hudson River together with
the rcht Of using them in California. Oregon and New
Mexico for sale BY I. v. JOHNSON or ". II WOOD
RUFF at pier No. 10 North RIVER ms 2wNWSFs
DUBBER SPRINGS.-TO RAIL-
~ ROAD COMPANIES. CAR BUILDERS AND
OTHEHS-Ip advertisement in The Express OF his
evening" Day endesvors to enlist the sympashies OF the
Of India Rubber Springs in his favor by en-
dtavorpg persuade them that he II their champion
against monopoly. forgetting presume, that he has on
more Ii occasion offered to compromise with
and using argument that such could obtain
the entire monopoly of the business and sell tbs sprE
at any price chose have always declined his offers,
Neither Day Fuller have the shadow Of right to she
Patent for India Rrbber Sp,ipe the material Of
which il is composed and all Railroad Companies and
other responsible parties infringing rights oh
now vested the New gland Car Spring Co will he
prosecuted. I. M. RAY, No. l0 Broadway, New-York
z8f I'm
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES.-Several

NOR SALE-Two new fOur-stOry brick
IL BUILDINGS, situated on 2ist !t.-.s rooms on each
hooy ard are so constructed be let in teuements
They will be sold price, and terms that will make 1t
profitable investment Apply to A. McCOrrER. No las
Futon-st. j3i Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
nor SALE in WILLIAMSBURGH.-

NOR SALE in WILLIAMSBURG -
A. neat Cottage House, very pleasantly sitnsted at
No South 9Th st, within block Of the Peck sup
Ferry 1t two stories with basement and attic. and has
a two story room attached. IL is well arranged and
Pr CO. s. $780, Apply the premises or at Ne 293 Pearl
st. New York. tm2 Iw'1 CHAS. ,. FUTILE.
EOR SALE-The modern two-story and
Il attic House with tea room and Lot Nc 2es Henry
The House as by 4a Lot 81 by ll3 S. 900 may re-
main on mortgage. Apply to A. @. THORP, Jr., i92
Broadway m2 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
NOR SALE-The elegant brick House,

u with extension. repleis with every convenience
bot air fun gas, &c, en- CsIro-psc third
house from Court ST. sfooklyh Will b sold On easy
terms and large poriip may remain on mortgage. Az
Div 20 JOHN VI. KEYSER CO, 50 Chd-st. Hu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

NOR SALE.-The large double house,
Il Nos. 100 and 1901 West 16.hst.. near Sh-av. The
house bull. In the best style aud contains all the
Range, Crotch Water &c, &C. including balcony aud
small court in front. Terms moderate, and part Of pur-
chase money bond and Inquire of
WIN. III. HOYT, No. $50 9th av. mi Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
DEAL ESTATE for SALE.-Ten

Il y elevated and shaded BUILDING SITES. from
to 10 each known the Cedars within two minutes
walk of the Depot at Rye. Westcheser Co. Terms easy
Apply to MARY ". PUkDY, Rye; or to
AUGUSTUS PURDY, cor. Ludlow and Broome SITS
Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

NOR SALE-A lot of ground on the
east side of Avenue B, between 9th and 9th ste ad-
Joining the M E. Church 81 # in in width and - r..
deep Ao four lots the north side Of $40 ct between
80 and Lexington IS # each in width and 75 T. deep
Applp n No. 1870 10Th 81. 3d-av. ZBf wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

A LARGE LUMBER YARD, new
IN gothic HOUSE andout buildings, and fve valuable
LOTS for SALE at Mamaroneck, WesicheGer Co, N T.,
on the Sound and quarter Of mile from tee forx
and New Haven Railroad Depot 1t is an excellent loca-
ton for business amount of sales per year S2oVo me
House new finished in the best STYLE ana caanol oe
surpassed for beauty of location and general dyantases
Inquire of LYON, Ne. II Deys or M. LYON. on the
us ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

NOR SALE-The three story brick
IL House and Lot No. Sc Santon-st, near Eldr,dse,
with basement counter cellar marble NANTES Iodng
doors Croton water. &c. Terms liberal Inquire OF H.
BERTINE, No. 253 Second-st Sf wv
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Gonsfs to Get.

TO HOTEL KEEPERS.-To Lease,
\ a large and valuable Public House. in successful
operation IN this city. competent part7, possessing
some capital has now an opening presented seldom 81
,eIea nf procuring valuable hotel. Address kETIR-
ING, Herald efEce N. Y 26f Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

nor SALE--A Bargain--A small,
Il cheap and productive Fam, containing IS acres
arabic. wood and meadow lands good build ~ com
Railroad passes within miles of the premises. Terms
easy Possession when desired For terms &c apply at
tie Real Estate Agency Office, No. 32 Broadway, up
staiIs ,27f 6tMWkrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

hsrrs of the River within short distance Of the Dc
,oe ~ commanding 6ne new. The title Is indlsputa-
Sc and large y The purchase money may naur.
Tu0WAs TAWRENCR, Esq, No. IS Beekman,M l.
y STARR No 1871 wliam-st. or q. 1OCkWwEL.L
EraskIin Houso. Yonkers iei In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

NOR SALE or to LET-In a good To-
Il cation and frat rate neighborhood three story
brick House. with basement range. hot
gas MAJ BILE mantes bath, closets washbows &c.
9th and 9th. avs Univ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

NOR SALE-A delightful Country
Hampstead, L. L. twenty miles rom this City The house
Is cottage built one and half stories. with wings, and
Ems barn and other buildings orchard, grape vineyard
and all kinds of shrubbery. The place beautifully laid
out with lawn front &c Not sold on speculation aaa
may be had at baIsa Inquire Of
j52mMWGFs g. DE WITT. No. 100 John k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

EARM for SALE on LONG ISLAND,
IL containing about thirty five about mes from
the city, and ten walk from Railroad depot in
he ahy and pleasant neshborbood in the vion of ssve-
Ial fire private residences Will be sold reasonable
terms For particulars inquire Of JACOB s. ABRAMS.
No <43 Bl oadway. l8f linz
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EvOR SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall,

IL Saratoga Springs, " Y This large and commodious
Hotel teighully located the west side OF Broadway.
one door south Of Union Hs and in the immediate vicinity
the LIST day Of May next The Hotel 10 entirely sew, and
tho establishment is complete order The
large and with reference TO tho accom-
mediation of families NJ better hotel establishment for
winter we'll business be found At Sara
toga Hor further pcaia inquiries may be ma1e OF
LESTER 4 BARTLETT. Esqrs OF this village, or Of the
subscriber the prensas The property also for sale
ON reasonable terms JOHN H. WHITE.
SARATOGA Spril sy Feb TO- 1852 l6f tapl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

NOR SALE-The three-sto and base
IL meAt brick Dwelling House. with counter cellar
house 20 by about 40 feet 20 feet by half the block
situated on West l8th between 9Th and 9th ava Part
of purchase money remain en- bond and mortgage
Price $500. Inquire of -
27f 6ts J. DENHAM, 9th av. corner 18th -st
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TO LET.-The three-stOry House No.
Il le4 Seventh 81 between Avenue and g. Rent $500
Inquire Of r. GLENN. No 1914 Fulton ct. Isl i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

&TOKES and DWELLINGS to LET
~ Separate or together, on Fourth ay The dwelling
parts CONSIST of shove the stores having large
pao s nc chen with range and or 70 rooms,
houses or private families. Apply to e B. KINSHIMER
Ne Sl9 fth to r. M 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

NOR SALE-A small farm Of Is acres,
II Smithto~n, Island about Fl miles fren tho
Railroad Station not far from school house and church.
On the place is house, barn. Out-budings fut trees,
Sp Wall ~ 2Htf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

AT PRIVATE SALE-Valuable 9Th
~ nv Property-Fve desirable Building Lots situated
ard the north east corner of 9Th sv and 3ads
street For price terms and fu ther particulars apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auctioneer,
saf1v No. Broad at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

H'hC IVN IUf OhLc Vi W WIZ
u Situated in the eastern part Of Connecticut IN .
pleasant village easy with 30 10 (0horse water
power Connected with the Factory three Tene
ments -four and twelve acres Of good
Land-hDildngs aud good order. The above prop
srty will be sold very cheap long credit Il desired
rented for a tenn Of years For particulars, address
r. l.. p. Springfield. Mass. III DtfktW
The daily union., 1852-10-31

War Doparsnlcnt az,
pureau ToDoyrauDlesl Engineers sep.. Is, issa

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept le, 1852
WIN be received sy The sse,s,sp q War ani ,s
liver will be awarded the
ment hundred thousand dollars.
CoNDITIoNs
The materials forming the ran only be thoroughly
be destroyed that they cannot
form obstfacons npedmens 10 the navigation thereof
ne WSsnene The sla tai poon Of he ait
has and DESTROYED The same shall 1e Inspected By an
the fe ,ue department win such proportion @ o. ne whole
sf per ss pGs% @ he pn "s y % PAID
shall nsse w ss ns s,' asn 70 pai m s whole work
July next less, he Will which he willing 70 com
vsIe within that time; and also the foI which he win under
o the aforementioned period Ne win s,a and viii propose
4 When the e specified il the completion
the work shall have arrived the SAME ai bo inspected BY an ON
f shall appear on such nspsc,on fully
complied with a payment shall be made o The work, 70 eon0
retained unds ae But III shall that the contract has
but The balance rsaans das on ,he conac, Be-
United States II however the department, aa be saisd is
and nc shall Offer q complete hs without any
on ahs seeeny Of War; viii ba Allowed him for a. purpose
And the of that re the work shall be completed
$ The viii required give his bond for SEQ ooo
condiooed faithful Each bidder
will transmit te same time with his proposals the names q me
that they viii his bond surees above mentioned and
also me m district @ usa e ,e ~ us
and that considers them worth ten thousand dollars over and
these conditions shall be complied with.
The will be addressed the marked on
"' J.JABERT,
The Republic rnsene and 6Gt Union, %ashns,oa c ceu
sr and a. and New ID nn In
ohio Louisville Journal, Louisville, ken,ucsy 81 Louis
La New Orleans Commecinl bulletin, Orleans Bee, and
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La will insert ne above
Sept a-dioiSaawlian
The daily union., 1852-10-31
Proposals TOR lsHsions.

M# HEApQuARTEKs MAsISk CoRfs,
Quarermaster's Office, Washington, Oci III, 1904
SEPARATE PROPOSALS viii be received this ohcc until III
y O'Clock Thursday, the lh OF November next tor
furnishing raions the United States marines The following sta
nons for the year 1858, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
CharIesown, MasSachuseisi
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
fa Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospon, Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida; and t
Washington, District OF Columbia,
Each OF OF fresh beef
three pound eighteen bread
made auprne Hour nour the option Of the
and the OF good coffee, twelve
pounds Of The best New Orleans eight quarts OF he best
white beans OF quarts Of salt four
hard dipped tallow candles each hundred TationS IN
The beef required shall be delivered order Of the
andug station, eher the ration
shall and choice pieces Of the
No. prime and the 0 the b0s
quality OF the kinds named subject inspection. yN9
oihe awarded The sur
hccncy the be certified BY ocial
Tobe endorsed Rssions The lowest bidder will
be notified OF the fac through the post oihce
The Republics Wahnglon the Portsmouth Journal Porismouts
Massachusetts Bunker lI Aurora, charestowD Masachs
New York Courier Enpuirer rror Expre and Post New
York; Brooklyn Evening Drookn Long Isand New York
Philadelphia North American, Sun, aad Daily Times Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania Patriot and American, Baltimore, Maryland Ga
zette, Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Wing, and Republican,
gna and Gazette Florida, win gvo
Insertions each week until the lib Of November
account by printed the
advertisement, this Office for payment Oct l2-3awfNovil
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Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, at San Francisco, California. -.
TREASURY DrrArrmrsr, Oct. 2, 1852.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct 2, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS be department, until
branch s ma s % % sn rass con 'as aseoas s .s
aud which w be furnished on application 70 hs DC
bids work. and also separately for each distinct
either way may sdv.a
any contract building aud maehery finished
completed s e sum % n,ee hundred % hoana % % @ ao.s' - 20
win be made every sixty days The amount of tho
actually used the building 10 be
sned By e Of hs and architect thereof
on the hrst one hundred thousand do and cn p cent on
eon Of the building and It's approval and acceptance BY ue de-
Every proposal accompanied by ruasasse,
signed BY responsible snee, that hey undeaks
shaiI safhcirn, su.uss
Secretary Treasury aoy thousand doIar -
the faithful execution Of he work and no proposal WI" ee oossd
Proposals viii also be received the time and place COT
The which win likewise furnished BY depart
en and upon The sane terms and conditions :. 'psanss sscss Owe
required for ainfu Of the contract which will
Proposals place srse
ing machinery purpose branch mist
upon the same terms and conditions s 70 relation 20 the
plans and specifications referred 70 above for the new build
ally in fair proportion piece. ssou
% @ ons 70 sn a ~ ua Il.
W 70 that effect granted by Congress, no contract WIN o. course
chnery M4 .slI1.,
will opened recorded presence OF
r. am ns ns &c seS S
February 1853, win
delay opening the other bids which may be presented
decision will be made practicable aer the depart
officially advised that has bcen passed ~ the
of California eremptng said branch mint
tc required by the 9Th section Of the act o
Congress Of e July ea establish branch mint ofihe Un
ted states California.
Those persons may be disposed 10 make
said building machinery will deliver the same 70 the
the expiration Of
after the first publication ofihe present advertisement IN
newspapers Francisco st period havg been
designated Congress. notice f proposals. = Cali
fornia. San Francisco viii be furnished with
copies specifications for the information Of those
who may wish 20 make bids there. - u~-...--.
Oct s-lawtsFeb Secretary OF the Treasury.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs

The Of person upon books nlss
payment Of the subscription BE- made in sdssaoE.
Distant subscribers money psskss
which will be paid BY safe
transmission. Sat MNe Il Ell #a2.Nf& sMMff 43 XIII
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published ui-weeky during
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less year
pfoportioned the above
0V PosTMAsTEks arc authorized 10 &C, agent. and w
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with SIS WEEKLY
subscribers. $40 engosed win be entitled copy
same edition they furnish us subscribers for gratis.
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IIOUsE-FURNIsHING sTORE.-Thc subscriber hes 70
Ill Hail.
9Th and 10Th nnd hes
Of and beautiful housekecpn9
which he IL sell low ARTICLES can
purchased the cities His stock present
sists In part Of
French English China and ciockcy wmc dinner dessert
tea, and toilet sets It l#s
Cut and pressed glass
Gilt and mahogany franc msne pier, and toilet glasses
hatracks standards, sndrons fende cs5dss
bras. SC, shovcs and longs
Solar lamps and grsndoes, hall lamps
Plated and coffee 81
Walters and tea trays, cake baskets
Covered dishes, card receivers, candlesticks nrns, &C.
Stair rods, table cutlery, Jspanncd goods 1880
Britannia ware block tin and coffee urns
Chahne dishes, oyster
Dish covers, egg boilers, &c,
Bohemian gInss framed dressing psares
Ter ware baskets, hrushrr. woodwaFe, cook
ing utensils, &c. ... 4lsxEi.
with msy collection and sbse and
fancy articles renern altogether forming the largest aod cheap
house furnishing goods ever oe,ed 1 ssss 's
city. Y. w. boIhLAh'
Oct 2I--aswzwf 4
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BY aoBEaT ARmsTRoSc.
War Department,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,

Bureau Of Typographical EDgineers,
PROPOSALS win be until including the ao day OF
December, for se following articles required on Lake
50 pieces timber la inches % feet
$50 pieces hswn white timber - inches, each
pieces hewn white timber, ~ inches, each
1000 pounds TX inch so on pieces Of 10 and IS long
$1,000 board inch pine plank inches wide
TIMBER 70 be free fon sap, rents, splits and sher
600 cords crib sand one each cord 10
measure 1913 feet solid measure.
s s, say q % @ next March % d May on inc '
u I,mes Of lhe delivery Of The
oasSS saS % one % ,Sd on ,te @ day Of neSi June
The articles will be required at Little Fort or Waukesan,
The same qaanraes QUALITIES kinds Of materials will be
,,@rs Was and "a proportions Of delivery.
quantities., qualucs and Kinds o. ma,erals w oe
portions Of delivery. ., ,, ,
wanted al Milwaukee, shore OF Lake Michigan and the same
eroporious md times Of delivery.
wanted shsbosan shore of Lake Michigan, aud the same
% aau amies aaaes and kinds materials will bo
and al anowoc, shore Of Luke Michsan and the Same
articles as delivered on specified days,
aud inspected by an asen o. ne United anu a
paid contract price, less = per cent on amounts
be completed retained viii be paid the
Contractor forfeited to the United States il the contractor
Each proposal accompanied with evidence At the pro-
i e 20 aud the department
eht rejecting proposal not satisfactory IN all respects
Advances contracts cannot be made But payments will be
made stated.
The places landing materials will be pointed by United
states him by the contractor On this
he be subject delay Of three days
landing shall not be considered delivery osad articles 70
limited delivery will be acknowledged
quantities stated and in accordance with this adver
tmnt Until delivered inspected and received,
be the contractor and under his But when
ee Inspected aud received they will be the risk and under
The No delay
umes will be made allowed the Of the United
The proposals be endorsed proposals Tmbe
ouide envelope, and will be addressed the Undersigned
j. J.ABERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers
To inserted the Republic Inteigencer and Union, WASH
ingon Enquirer, New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Adveise Detroit Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
twenty daily then twice week till 20h December.
Ocl 20-d20t&2tawlbcc20.