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Arrival of the Steamer Saint Pnul
Reception of Captain Harris. --.TYip
to Fort Smelling.

Saturday, the 9th inst, was proud day iol
Saint Paul, and for the prospects Of Minnesota
and an Instance has never occurred dui Ing the
brief existence Of our Territory which has APP
pea!cd more 10 the warnest feelings Of the heart.
and The glad congra,a!a tioEs Of Inc soul, than tn.
arrival among Of long expected proiece
and name sake, the steamer saint Paul. Small
as the incident may seen 10 the disintercstel
that should have the honor of claiming The
sole visits Of the most beautiful steamer upou the
upper Mississippi, that we should call II by our
own name-'Ye. community that yet in OF,
swaddling clothes, hut rapidly developing the
precocity Of y0u;hwe ihat clam the attention OF
ca. capitalists and OF enterprise so far as t.
embark their fostunes upon our success, and IN
our trade, we again reterate it was proud day
Tor Minnesota, and bespoke the brightest future,
and CLEANS of sunshine not far distant.
On Friday evening, The ''Caieb Cope Capt.
Brooks, came into port, and the teamboat wills
tie being heard in the distance, oar citizens
thrOased the levee, gazing with earnest eyes for
the ''Saint Paul. hat she came ohly in The shape
Of little stern wheeled FREELY, ploughing the
waters with u rush, and going like ''od fury
The Cope brought small mail, and takes the
place Of The "Bcn Campbell until the latter
comes on the track.
Anxiety was depicted upon all countenances
for the speedy arrival Of our namcsake, and on
Saturday morning aboat six o'clock, the distant
booming Of cannon announced to us that the
saint PAU was coming, and in the Ear dlstarce
the putting steam rose high above the hills and
bluffs OF Red Rock and as each successive gun
shot re- echoed its thousand reverherations among
our valleys and mountains, the citizens burtieilly
repaired in thousands to the leyee TO receive and
welcome among US Capt. Harris and his boat
with characteristic earnestness
Through the kindness Of Capt Smith Harris Of
the "No. 2" we were in possession Of small
swivel, and our citizens answered the fire of The
boat, with as good will and as frequently as cir
cunlsiances woud permit, amid the shouts Of the
assembled multitude.
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.u BosroN. April II.
Letters received by The America. from Turin,
meniion the death Of Marshal Radetskey
1he Sudden death of Charles Kean. while pe,
forming upon the stage, is also repoted in private
letters 10y the abovc steamer
i"dian corn in fair request; holders OF white
sabnicd 20 Il decline of Oh, to IL.
PARIS, April 2.
The Senate this evening votsi donation of
i2,ooe,0do francs to the President. The vote
was unanimous.
a euer irem Mr. Dickinson, the Tfagsdian.
states thai ilr. keln was taken alarninply III on
the nigh; Of The ist of April, while playing King
John, at the Princes Theatre, London. Pernlis
sioa was asked Of the Queen who was present.
to stop The play, TO which she gave her consent.
ana another piece was substituted ~
PosfPcfrt to letter dated on the 2d inst.
reports, that Charles Kcan is dead
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HOUSE aNDLOY FOR SALE.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
PAPER HANGING.
THIRD ST OVEN .-PE\rHR,S STORE

- 80 ~, :, - ~ y - d. J 4 =
EHGSTS TOW ARDREToa sIS-In lectures aiIress-
o. 'nd other writings, by Horace Gretcl.
ios siie by J h DtC n RoiiItER
Evils ; CItRH'S Jcs rnal Of ~ i.c.;itirn to Ro,v
IL Mounisin-, tor sale By LIE DUU q ROHRER.
fsyTRE MER -,pAgrimnye beyond the sea, las Eicli-
" r. y ellsworth LOugt,l.ov. iof sac by
liz DvC y ROHRER
yE7IE AHERIctN raIIT Observation-Disclosures
a Ing directions Tor The propagation and culInre Of
f,u trees. in the nursery, orhr~t and sardcn with
Iesuqun OF the principal \mc ican and foreign vaFie
Ii DUO ROIiRER.
S-tOSFESSIoEs or ~ OPIUM EATER--bv Thos
a De Quincy. fer saic by IF DUC d GOiIRER
THE Lift: OF JOHN Ptvi. JONF~--hy Alexander
Si,seii Mackenzie, l. 5. n. LIE Du,, 4 ROuRER.
TIE LIFE OF sIhAs wRIGRr-Wi th a sci, otion of
LIS speeches il ta senate cf tse l. ). For g by
lie DUO s ROuRER.
ri'fE History cf the Political parties in thc State q:
New York, Tor III. last hstf Cohturg il, vol. AZ
IL pDC ~ kOHRER =.
T'.lE lIFl. OF WESLEY, ani ,e rise aud progress
H. 1-iets Of Meihodisls, by RoLer Southec.
To- saie D. LIZ DCt n ROiiRER.
s.TANpARD HISTORICAL. WORK s-Napicr's His.
~ tory q Int ie'.iasl.!r VA Ai~ops History of
Europe: Honc~ History If England, Meals l>tosy OF
,hc Pur.taas; M nIans Gibbons RoHe MonetJe's HIS
To-! ii the Mississippi etc, &C., ios sale BY
IL Dt = = HOIlRER.
TIE MODERN BRITISH ESsAYISrs-.a5racus
icrue,, Ctri,lc " ii,nn M.ciu;osh Arson, Jef-
ir., T.oar' stephens and Sydnay >.i'fI Fer sae 10y
IL DUC 4 ROHRER.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTIONS aud their ulGucnce by
n AL Il Dc toc1 .evIilc m,tn notes by Joilt. Spen-
r,:. Tor sale b, lie DI ( n KD!iRER.
NkTR,PiiNG PArER-l7o reans warning Papes,
az ~ Louis rnces b. LIE UlC 4 ROBRER.
-. Paal, Agr!i p, lS52. 1T
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Yours respectfully.
ELISHA WiilrTLESY.
NOIII IIIIUItCI
!osEriI W. FUKBER, L. So
Marshal, 81. r.ul, Minnesota.

CoMMUNIc ArIoN.---In Justice to Mr. Bur
bank, we caeeria!ly give place to tn, following
COMMUNICATION from J. w Bass, Esq., our wor-
Hay Postmaster. Ii speaks for Itself
Coz. GooDhUe, Dear Sir: notice by l. 4,
number oi yoor paper. You have given tne credi,
for forwarding mai from L. e Pepin, which |
am not entitled 10. In justice 10 Mr. Burbank Of
The Minnesota Express Co.. who deserves al the
praise ! ga have gwen me. Will inform YOU that
on my arrival at Lake Pepin, there was "a ma il
iei by Mr. H., which he had arranged in condi-
tion to be packed on horseback, with orders 10
have 1t forwarded to 81. Paul immediately. at a.,
own expense. s.'''
Respectfully yours.
J. w BASS,
"rf Posiina tar- 81. Paul
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line assortment OF The dif; rcat brands OF every
qaliiy and price.
Nooeh AMI cOitoa FiinneiS, Ca1bl :, dress SILKS
NH>hl, ihgta Buttons, iiooAs aud Ewes, udAfs
pen efs, Hn~ery, GiovS, Tow Hing sewing Silk Crash,
HHnets. Ribbons. Irish Brown incii, Table Cow
crs, Diaper, Wa i,iu., 1 dldlc Wick Twiac, Whale
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4: 1i:. LAR PACKET FOR 81. LOUIS,
ANn lNIER NhNIArE pNRTS

fTr>a Thc ncV, and splendid Yassell-
"a s-> ger Steamer GOLDEN ERA"
NJ .-,IIaAN BEssIE, Commander
h., tonmCf.ctd her Regular
cAA-A<-.-----A-.s&<sw stkly tri,s hetH cen Galeia
St Louis. leaving t:acla eVerv h"ndnv cscrius ~ u
0,io:.. ild Ions fsil:iy cs-.'s- o'cocA The
tUdcH FRA has been fitted rp w,ta eYor, regard The
rt. .uil co!iior u A-r pa>>eagcIs, AID her State
:01s aHd saloons diminished with tie, dncc aud pre-
yiied wth every Improvement. For Freight pasa;se
ap.iy oil board 20
JAMES CARTER * co Agents.
G4lcaa. N2lil 81, l-J2. TT
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ISEAsURY DEPARrMENT,
lcaD.rollcr : Dfhre March u rSS


SW:-Nour letter Of the 3Gih January last. to
the Secretary st The Interior, has been referred
TO las Office for answer; and in reply to vour in
curry as 10 how you shall act in respect to &C
counts which have been OF may be presented to
you tor services rendered CT supplies furnished to
the United States Courts during the Official term
oi yonr professor, II. l.. Tilcn, inform YOU
'h4t TIE most prudent course for yop 10 pursue,
:iil be not to pay any such accounts until after
you saol have received instructions from here 10
60 so; ana request that you will collect together
al accounts hat are a'ledgel to have accrued
under said Tten, for the expenses Of said Court
ana to he unpaid, and tFansni, them classified in
proper abstracts TO this office for eyanination-
hen IN due Course YOU viii be appropriately in
sif1cted. Before however, an ordc. can be given
10 pay any such account, 1t viii be necessary fer
The legal represe of said TiIden, and $50
HE sure;ieS on his official bond to renoupce all
claim therefor.
ours respectfully.
*
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'rHE MINNEsNA PIONEER
Sit paul, Minnescta, Ii
- IA- tx
Thursday Morning, April 20. so.
RITES OF ADVERTISING.

Nonparici type or lis sq,iysleat) eft f..- y.
TRANSIENT ADVERT SEMEN rs, : 90 per sonare
OF II lines, for The first insertion and 50 cents per
FOX each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS F.,
One Column, f. 5000
Half \ coluGln, 5000
. .One fourth OF a co!uRln, ~ 90 susl
Business Cards not over six lines %
Over sin lines and ulaer ten lines, 50
Over ten lines aud u,der fifte.:.l lines, Ia 90
For all changes ordered IN advertisements, n charyo
will be .ade, Of 81 cents per loco ems composition.
We agree 20 charge the above prices, uniformly, for
adv eTtisnE
ST. Paul March eth. las2.
JAMES ". GOODIUE-P Pioneer,
ID \. ROBERTSON-Bemocrat.
OWENS Il MOGRE-Alinnesotian
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I,.F. 5PCLOSKEY.
Wholesale Grocer, Commission & For
Wardin- Merchant.

ITrc2 -;g or VINES LiQvoRs, CIGARS, ETC,
No. 3.s LbNEE, GALENA. Ill.
receiving his large aud @c selected stock al
f.oerirs Provisions. Vines La Jo-s. &C.. which To
- - il.ile II inN.nl
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kE-ARRIvAL OF THE STEAMER
PAUL. Our nainesalse arrived her1 1,
o'clock, wednesday morning, in the ..
creible short time Of thirty fee hours ''ci
na,---the shortest trip on record. Su,
Oh last Saturday evening, and was back
NEST before we could say "Jac'i Robins
wiihslanding an accident which she net
Dubuque getting upon spite. and smasi
wheel TO pieces, WHICH detained her iof
hours. We are indebted to Mr.. Grdc
Galena Advertiser Of the Goth inst.
STEAMBOAT TICER.-Our royal Bc
Peters packet, re,urpSl on Sunday from
voyage up the MINNESOTA River. she
large number Of passengers and heav)
freight, venturing as far as Blue Earth
"oid inhabitants Of the country came q
her, looking like sturdy pioneers. uncom
shaved, unbarbered. She will runiup rec
business enough offers.
GONE BeLow.-Col. Goodhue, 0! the
and Col Owens. oftlie Mlnnesotan, are
low upon business connected with the"
They will both return as soon as Their az
accomplished.
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rs,EA-l5o If sAc.ssC ? Imp AM Y II Teavceived'
APP N HE McLosKEY. 4
6NURRANrS--ej casks Currents, reed PER Golden
~ Iau, and lof sale b. H'F MCBOSKEY.
u sEKAI GS--22j BIZ, scotch Herrings rc'i per Col
Z y den Era, and for sale by ii MCi.OSXEY.
I'D AIslNS--450b Is NJ Raisns reed and for sale by
VNiNE--i50 casks Clarct AMI White Wine, reed
w and ios sale BY II TJLOSIEI.
EnACoN-5o casks Hams ard shoulders, reed per
ns Boa Accord for sale by II M'cIOSHEI.
HHOLt>S&S-i0 Dbl, reed ana for sale by
w ap1 II + N'CaOSNEY.
- sin and lpr sale BY ii MCLOSAEN.
SfpAse bbls arresa per Nvissvaswansi for se,e by
APP RI + MCLOSAEY.
4 ARD-5o bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin and
4 for sale by ~ M'CLoS.NEN.
E1RANDY-oe casks Brand, rer'd per Golden Era
kS aud for safe by iIFM'CL0SAEY.
An BONES Pint and Quart Flasss, reed and for
spSf sale 10y Cd, ii Z MCLOSAES.
EtiDER VINEG AR-3eceivei aad for sale by
u III MCLOSKEY.
a NNIE SO 200 Guauy SACKS reed per Bon Ac-
VI cord, and Tor sale by IT MClOSKEY
EbRIED BEEF 600 In, Dried Be,f ra,'d per Bon
y Accord and for sale By HF MCLOskEY.
SkRANCE>-50 bls Oranges, received AMI for sale BIZ
" II Z MCLOSKLY.
y ARD OIi.-25 bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale by
az ar2l-[Z Il III L MCLOShEY.
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Agent for a Caiena and st. Louis. and
Glfena and st. Paul Packet Line OF
Steamers.
Gsleia, April I, $50. 10
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BDOT-N Si{CC>,

Mems cal', graz d. kip and th.c. Roofs and Rrag1n>-
boys and ouIhs do 10, wo;IeG> calf kip eoat en- l.s
eiei Jenny Lind and h BulterS; la goat, KID ard
"ctmcl,d buskinS, Lafl - finCY cold Caters and hall
Caters ans Brsk.ns, OF eVe.N iiy 4 fall
ana c"npeie assortment o the different Styles OF nis-
s.. aLl IN ilrnl. "
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War DcpAStinc Ht,
Bureau TopoeraphiesI Engineen, Sept. ID, lsS

Bureau Topoeaphiesi Engineers, Sept ID, lss2.
@ 81 % % @ e s @ smoaa = s a aa o ne
river AZ which 'ae tss eon.s. w ss awasa % ns lowest m
meni and sha exceed hundred thousand dollars
t.4A. S..tg 4es CONDITIONS, ae .s.asl sd
Lhs % material, @ sns mn s ran must mol only y u s 1,oasng @
form new oo.iraeons or pedmen % The thereof
Whenever report portion the
has been and ,hs same shall BE- b az
ne ne s department @ VIII pay such proportion o. me whole whole
ran, twenty provided portion paid for
' ss s,. s % e.. w aay
July next 1888 ne win state me sun or which ns willing 20 com
ass 20 complete i BY The s july iss4 hs eanao. undertake
for the period he viii so ae and will propose
When the @e specified IN the contract for .e completion @
cor or ocsrs dsasd that purpose by the Secretary ana
shall such Inspection that he contract has been
nifty with terms ohe incudng the twenty per cent
under article hu shall a. s ss ~ aa ns'
the balance the contract shall be forfeited 70 the
proper exeons have been made BY
and he shall offer competa the work without add
ote Secretary Of War; viii be allowed him for thai purpose
And the expiration Of ha, time The work shall be completed
S. The contractor required give bond for 1000
condioned Tor the faithful execution Each bidder
will s %s % S me aasS y a
that they viii sign his bond % a. SGy % M ah s
respectable citizens
and that them sn M % ns
these conditions snail be complied with.
J.J.ABERT,
The Republic Inelgencer Unon Washington, D C.; ceu
s and , na New IN
natl. ohio Louisville Journal Louisville, Kentucky 81 Louis
La New Orleans % Commercial Bulletin Bee,
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La will insert he above
Sept 2l-dio&2awtjan
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The above delivered in hs following
the United States Massachusetts; t30
United New York 50
United pennsy
United arsenal WaahiDg
United u OLD
Virginia whole delivered before
be received delivery
OF the whole quantity, required for each
rateiy. tsfMA5sg.
described the month
of December the middle Of March,
straight grained and from splts
checks, cracks from the centre Ast,
pieces which from
full dimensions above stated
be delivered from within the period above Named
will duly measured by the commanding
officer other authorized each and approved
and received the quantities approved and received, In
will paid the price, less
which will be retained by the United
until Completed when the retained
will be paid the but will bo forfeited the United
States fail fulfil his For further pariicu
information desired by bidders app
made by letter. or in the commanding ON
Ger of either OF the arsenals named &le .4 a8 8A
timber will be allowed 10 be
transferred other
without special writing first obtained from this
Office. . IA $50
No will be made but payments
will be made above stated.
will be sealed envelope addressed 10 The
subscriber and endorsed Proposals for Tmber
II. X. CRAIG AZ 4
Nov ll-dlw &eawtl0th Dec. Colonel Of Ordnance.
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Proposals Erecting Mint with the Necessary
Machinery, at San Francisco, CalifornI..

TREASURY DEPARrNrsr, Oct 2, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received this department unit
the sth day Of February lsSs for the construction Of tn'
branch mint a san oaora aeeoiang 70 me pan
parties disposed contract The said proposals
branch Of work the right being department con
tract either way may be found The most and ady.
contract the building aod machinery cannot be finished and
which the expenditure expressly limited BY the act Of Con
Paymep viii be every srty days the amount OF the
work and materials actually used the building be
reryins from each estimates twenty per
the hrst hundred thousand dollars and ten
each subsequent estimate after the above until the final
peon Of the building and lis approval and acceptance by he de
Every proposal accompanied by guarantee
signed by responsible TO The effect that they undertake
shall and viii enter bond, with
Secretary s Of ss Tcs.u n.y. IN Ss .aa Of sy oa dollars r
i q Inc work ard proposal win be oonsid-
Proposals be same and for
specifications which will likewise be furnished by the depart
meni and the same terms and conditions as specified above
bond required for the faithful execution OF the contract which win
ropns s s @ o ~ seed al @ sam. lime and place.
ably the Congress- for the safe lease, rent Of build
upon and conditions specified
e Mans aes a1S o he
ing aud obe capable OF coming At least thirty millions OF gold annu
from twenty dollars each by
se building and machinery are soash, or leased under @ e
then be made for The erection ofa building and furnishing The ma
will be opened recorded presence Of such
bidders think proper attend and should the bids which
made from be received the
the aforesaid sh day Of February s3 IL win
delay the bids which
decision will be practicable after the depart
officially advised law has been passed BY the
legislature California exemptng said handh
from taraon Sc required by the 9Th section OF the
Congress Of the % July Is52 establish branch mint ofhe Uni
ted States in California.
Those IN California who be disposed TO make pro
pon for said building machinery viii deliver the the
collector Of customs San Francisco previous TO the expiration 81
after the first publication ofhe present advertisement
period having
designated ~ the ofCogss m the notice for proposals Cali
ornia. The collector San Francisco viii he furnished with
of tho plans and specifications for the normaon OF those
TfIos. CORwIN,
Oct s-lawt8Feb Secretary Of the Treasury
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBEIs

The Of person viii be enisIsa our tooit sAe
payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subserbe may letter me possASs ~
be paid BY ourselves IN iu ssfs
COUNTRY PAPER published u.weekiy danny The
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period iess year viii be received
terms propoTuoned the above annual
0 P0srMAsTERs authorized agents ssd, ~
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with 5 enclosed; WEEKLY
subscbers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy Of ns
furnish subscribers for, gratis
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CPLENDID stock shawIs.-We have Just opened the
splendid stock Of long and saw 10 be found In
retail house OF New York. and such prices will
avoaby with in The county In our stock may be
found
handsome long shawls white blue green
centres, which viii offer low
house in the county +.
900 long and Bay Stale shas comprising variety
OF color aud style. In stock win be found
~ Worlds Fair,
which style The Bay Company received the
gold medal
Also, 20 plain mode, with blue borders
25 half mourning, with gray and black centres
10 all black, long and do
~ long black Thbet shawls
II do do do silk fringe #e
~ long do
u plain -coored Thbet shawls in long and square.
We also have splendid stock OF sack fann CLOTHS
for cloaks and fact almost everything the shawl and cloak
line, which will sell o accommodating
We would Bay State long sbasl-
much
and coong other make in and
will Bay goods with
other make the will give them the preferences nj
We respectfully Of the above
goods. w NJ SHUSTER h CO.,
Nov T-d2wif 7h street, the avenue.
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In Admiralty.

UNITED ANERoA District Of Columbia, to wit
WHEREAS libel hath been filed the United States district
Of the District Of Columbia by John B. Montgomery
ship Admtiance, tackc and furniture
which said libel forth and charges that the said ship
7 day Of April In the
e47 The Of San Jose, Lower California; sef1ed
John b. said John b. Montgomery be-
prize of bellan said libel that
said shall conden the said ship Admiance her
tackle, apparel, and furnture
Morsel, Of
appointed Monday Of Decembsr
O'Clock for holding
the United city OF Washngtou
for the trial Of the said hp tackle apparel and furnturc
ably the prayer Of the said lbeiant- tf FA
Notice hereby that will then and there be
held Of the sad premses and the
all who claim
hereby cited appear time and aforesaid
show have why final decree should
9Th October, 1852 BY order-Test;
Oct o9-d2ot JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
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pY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.


wAs Depsrtsssens,
kareau OF Typographical Ensneers,
oRoPosALs win be received and including The aoh Of
ns December, FOR following arces required Lake
So pecss whi,eoak timber, square u inches ~ feet
80 pieces dmber, square ia iacAes each
Gao pieces wheoak timber, ia nehss each
ooO bounds inch iron pieces Of IL aud is feet long
ooo tee hoard measure inch pine plank inches wide
An the timber 10 be free from sap, rents, splits aud Other
500 cords ballast sot sone each cord
measure la5 feet solid measure
Times Of delivery follows for timber and iron
40 ~ I,u nea April day Of neIi May
Times Of The delivery o. t.e stone stone II,
foas, Man; one -third the 3oth day of next June
The articles viii oe required al lne forto or waukegan
Tic quantities Qualities and kinds Of material. win be
wanted Southport ives, shore oil Lake Michigan and Al the same
imes and proportions Of delivery
he same quantities. qualities, and kinds of materials will be
wanted al Racine Lake Michigan and pro-
portions o. sne. ouates and kinds OF materials viii be
an,sda milwaukee, shore Of Lake Michigan and the same
pgoo e aaan,ies quass kinds of materials will be
wanted sGscysan, shore Of Lake Michigan aud the
Pgss me quantities. qualities, win
wanted anowoc west shore of Lake Michigan, and the
The acs delivered on these several rpeeed days e be
proved received The quanes so approved aud received viii
paid % @ :" o. 81 the pS ssa e
Completed when amounts so retained viii be paid to the
contractors win be forfeited to the United States IL the contractor
Each proposal will be accompanied with evidence that the
fulfil his contract and the department reserves the
sh rejecting proposal not satisfactory IN all respects
cannot be made But payments will be
madea stated
The ofanng materials will be pointed out by the United
states agent the contractor On this
subject delay OF over three days
landing shall be considered delivery said articles 10
me- United States. delivery win be acknowledged
stated and in accordance with this adve
spment delivered inspected and received all articles will
the couroctor and under his Hut when de-
yere they win be the risk and under
ma care of No delay inspect
unes will made allowed the of the United
States.
The be endorsed .Proposa for Timber the
outside envelope and will be addressed to the undersigned
j. J.ABERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be Republic Inteligencer and Unon Wash
oon Courier Enquirer New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Advertiser Detrot Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
twenty mes daily then twice week till both December
Oct sB-d20t A2tawcc2U
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;. Tb. Campaign OF rsss.,

HERE hand tue than hundred Of
"The Campaign Of sis," political paper published during
that canvass under the Richie All
ments which entered into that faithfully recorded
tur with The official presidential elections Of
1874 and 1888 BY States u proceedings the Bal
moe Conventcn and Of the Philadelphia twba) Convention o
1873, and, indeed which hke,
70 be brought into discussion in The approaching campaign will be
found In this volume.
"he Campaign 4ie pages folio, boards
with sheep backs and and will be sold the low price oft
dollars.
As there hut about hundred copies hand those who
wish 70 purchase may procure them at This office.
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