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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
AUCTIgY SALES,
V RIrIlIiA la1r.,:

BY PULLIAM a. DAVIS, AUCTs.
NEGROES.-On SATURDAY. he 2Sth inst we will sell n.
Office 9s O'Clock. likely young woman and trcs
children. BY order OF ". ". Day. Trustee,
May 81 PuLLIAM DAVIS Auc,s
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 HOUSE ASDL ON
CLAY STREET.
virtue Of deed OF executed 10 the subscriber
GENTRY GATED Ugh recorded
County Court 10 br therein mentioned shall
request vi The beneficiary named therein III EsDAi the
n the premises at o'clock F. ~ el the property conveyed
ad decd being lot oil! ground
"terh extremity and running back lSU inches 10
tt VICE on which lot stand! house, erected
iuS III ile q S.!Gc
ihe!trins Will he
Known on The day sale.
Tie tale Is believed uuGues,ionahIa IN, . ,r. b,u
May 2u-Ltis JAS " r.ytnr r ,.,.,
MOST VALUABLE AND DESIfiaBIE FARM
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT aUIJio\
IA ILL be sold on THURSDAY 81 June lSj al n. ~ q, -
w NJ
STOCK. situated The iinder Road, yr irs ~
Rchmomd and adjoining the lands o: Dr. Garnet Richard
lin, Jr
The Farm 100 1906 which is the best ahomi.
huU having seauiIu III Of Herds
TInot!s; wooded
Pine and Oak timber and The balance consisting ., highland has
upousy ahtI lined and the eXcel!eG
The SOIL Is susceptible Of high Improvement.
The Il house
arw, arg stable. house,
The havn. determine his other James
River, he
without Ei the highest biiGr pu c!a.r
have the privilege seeding Wheat
possession VII. lie II the Isl January
The terms Will be liberal and Will yc tac
SAFE. ;, JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auclr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28

NEGROES.-On SATURDAY. The 2Sth inst we will sell
Office at 9 o'clock, likely young woman and ii
children. BY order oil ". ". Day. Trustee.
Mav 81 PII,IIAM A. D.yrS
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one or the other OF these river basins everything a.
il grown or cultivated upon the lace OF the earth i 10
found in equal IL not IN greater perfection and abunda0
in OF the other Of these valleys than in any OH
part OF the world One OF them is in the OF New a
leans. and the other in its front II is for the eonveo
TO say whether these two rivers shall be united in A.
bonds OF commerce or not.
The Amazon, with lis tributaries. is said 10 ann
inland navigation up and down OF less than o0
miles The eounty drained by thai river and tbs ws
courses connected with il is than half as larys
Europe, and II is thought 10 contain nearly much an
Bile land within il as is 10 be found that continent
has resources enough 10 maintain population OF bO0
dfeds OF millions OF SOILS
The navigation that river present such that l
people OF the upper country make but Trip ia n,
year They have there. in their delightful climate Of =
everlasting spring, the calm and the trade xoI
season The trade winds blow up the river Ia A.,
calm season the natives in their rude bungoas oasd
with produce OF the upper country, drift down with A
current Arrived with their stuff at Para, they sell al
most for dollars what they procured for cents al the place
OF production. Having completed the business OF ID.
season, they wait for the southeast trade. winds 10 sci
with them they return and complete the business and Inc
trading for the year.
To afford the convention an idea OF the business car
red on by with Para, quote returns Of exports 10
the year ending December 81 1850. which Mr.. Nom,
the American consul for that port, has had the kindness
to furnish me:
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1.-THE revenue collected at Cincinnati ST Louis and
Louisville and other ports similarly situated" says he
/" was derived from mpoations of foreign merchandise
ria New Orleans"
The importation OF coffee (ree) at New Orleans does
not appear in this statement
The returns since July 1851, compare iayoraby with
last year up to The present date
There are other places In the valley where duties are
collected also but this table shows regular steady,
and busnesske increase in the direct importation OF
foreign merchandise into the Mississippi valley by way
Of New Orleans The duties upon il have increased
during the five years ending with the 3Oh Of June last
IN round numbers from S,75000 to 81 722 OOO or at
the average rate OF nearly ~ per cent. per annum.
Now, the that the export sea-tade OF New Or.
leans has decreased, and The foreign import trade in.
creased, traced back 10 first principles will be found
depending Tor an explanation upon the railroads which
have crossed the mountains from the east TO tap your
valley upon steam and lightning upon the Improvement
OF ocean navigation and shipbuiIdng in other parts
the county, which have opened new outlets on the one
hand; and upon the distractions TO navigation nj the
mouth OF the Mississippi river, which have clogged up
the old channels
In consequence OF the first three OF these punciuaty
and certainly have been gwen 10 commercial
which, before stated have broken up almost entirely
those transactions which formerly known as com
mercial speculations" Punctuaiy in filling orders and
delivering goods when they required is vital
principle 10 wholesome commerce. Dealers and factors
brought down the smallest margin for commissions
and profits Merchants will tell you that profits consist
in parngs made by close cung-a little here and little
there Therefore, TO the handling OF the produce
OF the Mississippi valley, its way TO market. is
profits. Hence much OF that produce which used to be
shipped from New Orleans TO New York, and then re-
shipped thence for European markets. and all that foreign
merchandise which used 10 be imported into New York.
and sent thence TO New Orleans are beginning to go and
come direct to New Orleans order TO save the tran
shipment. Many OF the agencies which used TO be en-
ployed between the producer and consumer have been
stricken down by the lightning, and the tendency OF the
and the telegraph is TO bring the producer and
sumcr and more into direct intercourse
In evidence OF this, may point TO the importing
houses that springng up in the cities OF your great
vailey-in 81 Louis, for example. There the wholesale
merchants do not, formerly, buy of the eastern i'm.
porter and OF course, do pay him his fees, commits
sions and prohs but they are beginning now to 20 d.
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$40 600 WoaTa e a.y good. :. pr,m. cost

Ni0 MN WORTH Of dry goods ut prime cost
ViOtuOU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change In ther
yusne would the public hai amer 10 dav
ney rn se or cash article IN their cost Te
pne unusually large and well Roo5s they
s 70 purchasers that they opportunity OF ret
49, as have been offered Washington before
"s sooas Vueh ss fancy sacrifice Their
soen nov on NAM probably the largest District and com
P'.s ~. and desirable styles season
would invite pareuI attention 10 their heavy stock Of
new s sanns Velyen eashnerea which mus, no occd
Also, mernos, popins mousseIns. 6i,eh "a ca,ca,
black bonbasne, lace capes French worked collar. tnss
kerche lace and muslin sleeves,
thread lace fringe. snsy sir neck ties scars rband white Can
sbswis, long Cashmere Hhawls a h
do, Tareton muslns, cooed illusions; pink bs ang 100
white and colored bereee-, for event p dse
goods Of descriptions linen sheetinrs iale . Al
spers Irish linens cloths, csssinees and yesnes OF evs a.
scrpton velvet, BRUSSELS, three ply, and ingram carpe
floor oiicloths, blankets quilts, sc. = 's',
They would here inform friends and p,,
that selling at first they shall certainly must s ~
cash consequently ther books viii be closed until the contemplated
change takes place. due notice Of which will be given.
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn. Avenue.
Jan 14--taw3wf
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE reopeped an
wi Office for the transaction OF law agency business on
Of the Interior and nearly In rear of
WIZARDS Hotel where he boards.
Nov 2e--dam MAT Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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Proposals for Erecting a Mint, with the Necessary
machinery, at Francisco, Californta.

TRrAsuRY DEpARrxsxr, oc. Q, 1852.
will Be % @ as s s q Sa @
branch ni a San Francisco, Calorna according TO inc plans
parties asposs contract rns sa ssopess s1s
Of wors The snt being reserved department
be found the most adj and aayisa
building aad machinery cannot be anshed and
S fox We a% % limited BY the q Cow
actually used the badng 70 be ascer
.ained BY e o. hs ana n
FIRST hundred thousand doa and Ten Per seI On
eoR Of e building and its approval and acceptance oy inc ds
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee
signed responsible peops effect that they undertake
shall and viii enter boad sufficient
the satisfaction Of The President o. % .s Limited sSs and he
the fau Of work and proposal viii be sonsd
Proposals be received me time and place for
The nsed s 9 ss ss nsd %P s s
menl, eps aa conditions as speened above
bond required for e faithful execution eon which
be IN the sum twenty nsasasa q aoa a lime an.
ably Congress for e sale lease o rent Of any build
upon condens specified IL relation 10 e
building such building and msssns 20 &c ssas ~ l hs5
ing capable coming least try millions o. gold annn
from s one 20 asny dollars each as su,ozed BY
able building and m.ehse ss1s % ssss sIS i'm q
made The erection of building and fanishss ihe ma
The opened and recorded In he presence OF such
think 10 attend and sooad ps ds which
may be received tha afpSnsnt
prnsogs aforesaid sh day OF February 1889 IL ~i reserve
hs shi opening bids which presented
will ~ made praecable alter the depart
oacs sded that law has been passed BY u.
or California exempting said branch mint
from required by bs th section o. e act OF
The ID JRy is 10 establish ha1eb Hr oihe uni
ed la California.
Those peon California Who be disposed 70 MAKE po
building machinery wiz deliver the 20 The
collector Francisco previous 10 the expiration Of
publication oftbe aasersent IN
Francisco that period having been
Congress for the notice ot proposals Gail
fois The collector San Francisco win be furnished with
copies plans specifications for the Information Of hose
" may wish 70 pake bids uere o x,,n,,,,,,
Oct e-lawtsPeb Secretary OF the 4 reasufy.
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n. t.s Cixeult C.ust OF ahs Disxtet
tine Coansy Of N~shisaston.

BsL, assnss q I,A.e B.LL asssass q l..
s.lsuaus u srssass ,. Laws. deceased. Ia equity
HR b IN subsistence aa.s As Aa.s,,saa bs Caspian was
aa '' o. sp,ss s .aasls pssss. whom slspSsa
.. q Ssr York s % a s a I a ss q
pursuing 81 ar her ySsss sss s was Illegally s.pa,s
iss Moaiesdso aud eoads.4nsd plns
was on board a. her pilot hsa ms easas 200 Ssoea 2, q
s1ss,ss steadily hi made ss The
said Ss aaa ss,s9 Ian saa q he onsy. .na ss &C.
January 1919, between the that
of Nosmbe s Lewis bslag Indebted % Isaac Bell o.
own assigned against The Brazilian
s s,a,o ~ or ssa With I power 10 collect e sane ana never
tereasr asserted rsh % .s SAID claims which were amer
Lewis ded on the July 1884 and without ANY
Be snssp. - ~ !. Il. slais against s. M Indemnify
sssf Bs might ass s ss s ~ Lss ss
Be before tho comms.oae sppnied 10 eaiJ into
ass. q de ssssss, he osaa o. which ss,sssd
lost but @ nd 90 % @ 81 a s s s
Of Lewis the sum Of soi ss whsn he found 70
ns award Isaac DeI assigned al his right, .e anaine
aforesaid made, Isaac Bell q Mobile
Aabama who aar~aias assigned me same . be q
hds o the whole Of The award aforesaid
Isaac He'll believed 10 have been lost since the date The
award found ha. Isaac Bell and Ras ard Bell assign
Congress u July Sd 1885, premises,
S @ s e s X @ @ 6 sa Il
eesvns, herself agents. aiorneys, ags rergf
from ha Secretary Of the Treasury and the secretary
attorneys assigns,
whole Of the award aforesaid
made iii the further the mis-
grant order Of publication, seeing that Ma
Lewis it jurisdiction and thai will
DEGREE Of said award 70 be paid BY the Sec
retary or Treasury complainant. Edward r. Bell
therefore, by the court, MS th day OF Noveabe IN the
year s adadged that The conpainani BY snnea
Union Washing
ION civ once o. three successive weeks before
m said absent defendant
oT e object and substance appear
person by SOLICITOR or before The fourth Monday
Anrilns
has why decree prayed e first OF said adyer
months before the said fourth Mon
day Of April
By order OF the court: . :.
| w. c. ssrruss, Solicitor for complainants
| True copy. Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
/ Dec 2-law3w .tt4fH s-4. H-aFE
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United states Pateut oMcr,
Oct cts-lawssPeb

IN petition Elizabeth Otis, admnisrair OF Wm g.
deceased for the extension OF patent granted 10 him
February 1899 the
from the
patent which takes place the twenty fourth 2) Of
February, eighteen hundred and hny three, (ls53)-
ordered the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Thursday 7thl February 1888 u O'Clock
notified and show they
have, why said petition ought TO be granted.
opposing Gle
oee their objections Speeialy set forth IN writing At least wsa
all tespony fsd by either party
be hearing faken
office. which viii be furnished appli
cation.
odered aso that this notice be Published the National gtel
Republic Unon Washington Inquirer, Philade
phia Express, New York Albany Regis
Albany, New York Providence Journal, Providence Rhode
Island Daily Boston, MaSsachHse week o
weeks the seventeenth 7 Of febu
ay eighteen hundred and nny three SJ the day o. 1eang
= 3. ". HODGES,
Commissioner
Of the above papers will please copy and send their
Hills the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Dec l6-law3w
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Buresn Typographical Bnsincsrs, Sept u, lss2
% ssS s y anss ss & & ne nc & & M M Hn o s
river which me The contract viii be awarded 70 the lowest re-
men shall exceed hundred thousand dollars.
CoNDrTfoNs
1atnrals forming the ran only thoroughly
moved from the river, be Destroyed they
form oosHueuons npedmens 70 the navigation hereof
ner wheneyer report poruou of DE a
ard destroyed hs shall Be inspected by
oeer appointed BY The aepamea and f shah appear
The Oct he department viii pay such proportion Of the wAo's
twenty cent provided mat se portion % paid
shsi herer be less hsn one fifteenth part o. The whole work
Jay NEXT iss5 v safe e sum Tor which be willing 70 esn
ss' % a% sss @ % ss ~ y % sss ns r sns
cor the 6sstmsnoned period he w 50 state and viii propose
when specified completion n
deed for that the Secretary and
M shah such inspection that hs contract has beoa fully
unity agreement, pciudna twenty per cent
no sssS fully complied win ea nc further puy%ss sSs = MADE s
but the balance emaHns dus the contract shai be sd
have been made BY 20 ulai his en-
gagemen and he hs oa g complete he work it'ou, add
cfrhe Secretary of War win ee allowed bin or thai po.e
And the srp,,oa % thar time tho work shah be eod,
Ths sopuasior win required give sor 500 COO
eosdionsd ~ h sTscstiou ofthe CONTRACT Eses asef
@ so i. % as ": %s sS an a. ss "ss y e be
that they viii sign hs bond ss greue above mentioned md
state in which resides respectable cusn
snd lha he CONSIDER. ,sm worA zen thousand dollars and
ihsse conditions shall n, se complied With ,...,,
snvelope" Proposals for removing Red River Nan"
"a, co,,. r.,o,,s.,; Z, :. =, AshRn p.s,r
The Republic Ipieissnse and Union, washngon D Q cos
as sr nd I'D sT9. @ s. s"s onna . a.
ohia; Loa'ssie ioarnev eolsys, kaniacky - Lea
~ se@ oiesss commecsl pnletn View Orleans Be-. snl
View Orleans Reppcan, sew orsn L. viii nser, The shove
Sep, S,@Sicisaswusn
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THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3d.


NOTICE hereby that Of Sod
~ September 1852 inviting proposals. oI te New Or
and Vera csu2 being with The
3 OF last establishing the hereby with
dawn and the following substituted IN i place BY duly cert
copy referred appears
la
or war puF
Bidders will therefore govern themselves
The vessels however 70 be used in transporting he mails ~
be Ia 4ceodanes with require
o. the Of 80 Of March, ls4 and 2h June ls4s,
referred 10. 8. ID, HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
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NrAuA~sS Industrial Drawing. valuable
nj rpntsr., n.sons, workers. other srssns n 10
Drawing comprising
construction of plane heses, The projections
of solids architectural
drawing, with remarks the method o.
teaching Professor Mahan ofWe Point volume
octave many engraving Proe o. lost puhlished.
Dec is FpANCK TAYLOR.
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5,aoo lbs n do do Sr0~'N
Stone
900 quarry stone for CRIB ballast
r,sPosa o @ similar 70 qrsnas. S. and qualify viii be
The contracts VIII require The delivery 70 be made daring The
Inspection Of materials win be made as delivered bur no, in less
Than trd ofthe whole and will be
delivered inspected 10
.s a M ssn IN h % s paid % q @ Dna
tractor g, On The ana a nmsn. Of his contract,
and received by the United States but after being
States, viii BE :, ne risk p The 0nssa STATES
quantity ready delivery delay greater days
United States agent 10 inspect and receive the
responsible man, and abe ofuh his obligations, s
b Is ali s.pse and 81 20 reSasas any @ o hs aSas's Of %
s a % Sss ,s according % MS be-
= "'~~ > .. ALBERT.
To in the Republic Ineisence and usion, Wash
eisi xissrse Buaao 1dyersr, Detroit, Msh,san
1eiIf M
In the Circ.il Court for worcester County Equity
November Term, 1862.
George W. Smith, Of James c. Weibourne John
waIop wife Sebastian Marshall and Marsae
his wis John W. Rowey and Eizabeih Ann bis wife Lambe
Wm j, WeIboune Of Isaac Joha D. Marshall and
Hester Ann his wife; John e. Melbourne, and Fonde Wei
THE object Of ,h. sui, procure
bourne, william WeIbourne and for the sale Of the real
september, 1888 the said William Wei
% Isi in o he ]
M liam s 20 'eGu,e s ss
and that BY reason of mistake or
parties said deed NOT recorded during e time limited
fraudulent parties thereto, either Of them.
states, said William Webourne jr, did,
Y soa g s ss .sa as N
sH:sa and charges iSai .4 ossaon
given 70 secure and sno.he detl
by said Wm 70 said m and said william IA nv, Wei
bourne did in writing thereon endorsed on or about The ah Of
September sad bond aad moraago debt 10 the com
Hester Ann Marshall 10 be distributed directs
executed and admitted probate In the
oney "a M aid ,hs he said Susan coppe having in
with John wanop he the said John) did, by
bond 10 Peter Melbourne assign all his interest
The said John Manaf, and aeyeed saa bond
The bill states said William Welhoume, i did,
s his deed duly and e o %
Peter Weiboams and susan copper and Hester Ann Marshall
deed recorded dated the st day Of Apn
is4T convey said real said Pc
% % nd as and s a 1 sad fes a E & @ u unto aid T i D.
Marshall and did put him 10 the possession hereof which be suh
John d. Marshall and Hester Ann his wife, al the Time Of
and said bargain and sale had u know
the said debt i remained and
states. wesQgrns aisd
the following persons snsa wife
q tem p WsneR Masrs we o. seuasn fa
B. Welbaurne; Ann Maria webonme welbourne WIZ
Melbourne Of Isaac, oil sf whom
shall Melbourne Flode weboune OF tnis saie.
further adudsd and ordered thai 'he complainant BY cans
each OF the three weeks
@ s % a S s a S I fSss @ Ss s warn war 'sa @
in t. court psrson Or y .oe,os On Or before ths @
hey have, why a ought pass a. prayed. -
AFge copy EDWARD D. sakTiN'
Clerk ofh Circuit coan for Worcester county Md
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auouoneers.

III ess, cottage chamber sets so., pt auction.
Friday, the 3is nsssn shall
the of 9Th sad fenpyvania commencing
n O'Clock, 6ne chandelier, psms rs fine
mantsi, and bkesuu
hall lamps, Of various siyes,
srcics hne,
hrssuhssifutra thar place.
Also, nuedn<v the Of the above, shall sell
cottage furniture, pearl gold, with ops
white goId, with marble
Tbe described and all
above will be sod % the highest ssdef without reserve Terms
gentlemen e District and the public In general
respectfully invited Thursday aay % sse
~ GREEN SCOTT,
Dec 0-d, Aucioneer
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGE BOATS
waR DnPaRrnKsr,

w.n DrpaRrHssr,
hu'sar Corps ToPograP5,esl s Eagneers,
PROPOSALS received until including ION day
70 be worked BY high pressure engines, viz; !,
qgs @ Lake Champan to be delivered inspected and received
one iof os,ar dsyssd Inspected asd reeeved a,
one Ee Delivered Inspected, received
one Michigan delivered inspected,
Ths mn no feet long, 20 beam,
guards feet Wide sufficient for and paddle wheels
or s,S ~o eyaca sOr made Of Se be boiler o one
quarter Inch thickness twenty-five FEET srs and forty
Te ystlps cylinders o The engine % Be twelve inehs. diam.
s n,ds no. s an $ hsS o. e 5 a0a nave
padaio @ osoaogeo, with suitable
work ne boat mate po % & and twelve " bands
made will boat be received
paid amer been inspected and ed and found
Rsch boa, win supplied good Ouroared yaw boat
eeons and win es good oars and also suitable ysw boat and
The Inspected u reference snshsemsHts
M As locomotive Il win have 70 not hes than
specvey % hours at Of noless than mile
loose sand lso cubic yard. s ho os loose NH
o se a rSs s soa !" pure claw 70 e ars , bos Of
clay and Of sand asd gravel 60 cubic yards the
TS. must be he connusd work o,he during ten hours and
nssh soa @ hsve To s supplied with an anchor Of not les than
800 polnd Epd two keese anchors o zoo pounds EACH and with
Also ~ inch hemp cable 100 fAthoms long.
pressure for dredging
ceedng co pounds square inch Cor loeomoon erceens
$50 inch.
The Inspection 10 be made by United States
The boats TO be ready The places stated BY The last day Of May
NEXT
Proposals. discharrng
provided with good
sweeps with arsnged discharge the whole load
boat capable holding than 20 Of
addressed pnarsiEnsd and marked
envelope Proposals for Dredge-boal" -. -.
j. j. ARERT,
Col. Corps Top, Engineers,
The Republic Ineigcncef Union, Washington Courier
Enquirer Express, New York Commercial ADVERTISED,
Buao, VI Advertiser Detroit, Michganj Commercial Advef
user Chicago Illinois; Commercial Times Oswego, N. vi Pits
burg Gazette Pfburr Albany Register, Albany ". ";
give twenty daily inseruons twice until
February 10.
Dec i6-d20&awiFeb 10
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r,ouo.xl. r.r ssp~irsas ths B4fek w~n .xsand ths
observatory.
S.yr As.sr's ospIcs,

y NAyr AsEsrs oTsIeE,
washiax,on, ID. O., November 49, issa
EaI an n dapcale be received hs once
alu u ssiosk a day q January ssa ~ s los
saosns me sopas on Nc a,.es 80 AZ Ss for ss s wall
higher Kesp. panels which are 10 s Ia.ssa ,S
y ihs soaG 20 he noAsrn cad ofu east wall ,.v
assa. once iss he north BY Of sOu'A
wall % norh end u eas, wall, =. - .,...s a..
wso. @ s b & ias'sSs ass s s
sa IA s @o = ss e. sasa sa s1a sss
Bids work Be made per The running oo' ot coping h @
wall higher coping and running foot oI ras
sas ws e aae' nos q be eSsassd before he Isl Of April 1855
bs finished or before The Sis, May le M so .,es.
Of The superintendent Of The Observatory, before b w DC P
Upon completion The contract according 20 ~ pI0Sson
s aa ". ass ss %.ss y me y
ienaeni of the Observatory: -.
BY guasano according ne form snneIed aud their rest
de9es me- he.s S,s mali bs accepted Win be nonsd person
any o. sy hroash posi- which noee shah be
as sa 8. so spsehsa within issn dsss from s de
will be other and the gnanos
Of asung hidder win be held responsible ios al den
All Offers NO, made in sirit oaoy
every particular option OF the Burean Of Ordnance and
The Sias Win BE- opened presence Witnesses,
OF the bidders hsy or any one o Them
should be and only the person whose o has bes
an ne Offers when may received asked should be
greater be paid o5 from existing appropriations
FORM or OFFER.
To the Navy Agent Washington, d. c.;
of n OF -, hereby offer 10
furnish perou work required for The OBJ
seyutoy ADVERTISEMENT dated 18th day Of Noven-
hsr aa ana subject 10 all requirements Of
For -, Iurite the aggregate in words
. s.- signed by peron making ouer
Tshs State OF
ana --~--, Of -, In State Of --, as guarantors,
hereby undertake that above named @ win, II - -
offer be accepted enter before required with The
Tinted states within amer The date Of notice, through
The acceptance OF nis as Deio1 lqsh
toned
certify thar the above named --- and - are known
10 me 10 be- GOOD responsible this
To be collector or district aoey Oh
No Nav Isl is~Iawst ]. IL. LATHRoP Navy Agent.