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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
SsaMJ@'s E:gzG.

VIE undersigned, late proprietor Of the United
l. states Hotel takes pleasure in informing the
p'oic that he has leased the above Hotel The
building has underground thorough cleansing from
bottom 10 top, is new in first rate order for the re
cepnon ana geuteel accommodation of all those
VINO may please to pltronizs il. No exerton will
De ipWed 10 make this adjustment one among
the best Hotels
I'VE assogittel with me in business my son.
Theodore " Evtus--it will be conducted under
the trn Of " Evans & Son The old patrons of
the United stnes AMI the public IN general, are
respectfully requested 10 continue their support
to THIS House. terms moderate
baS~ Enquire for Blrnum's IIo,elD
w. EVANS
Cumberland. March 30 Is5i-3t
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ron A'cux.o AND Cough.

lake u n&fnin9, ueon, ann evening, accarulhg
directions On the bottle, ai8d the difficulty will
on be removed None will long suffer from this
oube whenth they 6nd il can be 50 readily cured
ersons afflicted witha seated cough, which breaks
EN- Of their rest at nishts will hnd. by liking
c Cherry Pccssraion goingto bed. they may be
ire Of sound ,nhroken sleep, and consequently
ffreshins rest. Great reiieffrom suffering, and
= ultimate enre,i afforded to thousands who ARE
bus afflicted, BY this Invaluable remedy
From its agreeable effect in these cases, many
nd themselves unwilling to forego its use when
be necessity for ii has ceased
Prom two emneu Physicians in
FAyErtevLLE IEsS., AfIil 10th, 1850
Sir We have gwen your Cherry Peciorai an
Extensive tri.iin or practice. aud fnd il 10 sur
E,ss any her ren,edy We have for curing aiee-
ons OF The respiratory organs
pks DlEAIER a. HAMPTON
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Casn roR NEGROES.

FEXTANTED fer che SonthSrn n4rx1 ~
w HEE, E0NEf. Bus, ~ lfffs.s md n
FAMILIES, for which will pay tie high ~
est cssh prices Persons having slaves ID sell via
find Il 10 their interest," to inform me In person
/ b. letter, 1T Winchester or D II. < W q Campbell.
No 242 Pratt street, Baltimore which will meet
wifi, prossspf attention shall be in Aiart;nsbnrg
every week ard At the setting OF all the Courts in
Berkeley county ELI Al MCDOWELL.
Nov Is sS5i-1y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

CURE OF DrsoRDERID LIVER AND Bsp
DIGESTION
Copy ot a Letter frDn, Nj. X. W K;-zrss. carm
Isl. Z, Prescott Street, liverpool, dafed 9Th yaae
1861.
To Professor HoiIowAY,
STA Your Pills anu Ointment have stood the
highest on our sale list Of Proprietary Medicines
for some years. customer, 10 whom | can refer
for any enquiries desires me TO let ron know the
particulars OF her She had been troubled Cor
years with dssordeFed liver, and bad DIGESTION
On the last occasion, however. the vlrnIcnee OF
the attack was alarming. and the inflammation
set in so severely, that doubts entertained of
her not being able te bcarap uader ii Fortunate
y she was induced to try your Pills, and she in.
forms me that after the first, aud each succeeding
dose, she had greas relief She continued 10 IA ke
them, end although she used only three Boxes she
rs now in the enjoyment Of perfect health could
have sent you many cases, but the above.
from the severity u The attack and the speedy cure
think, speaks much in favor Of your astonishing
Pills. (sgned) n. w. kTRkuS.
AN ExrnAonoisARr cuRE or RHruaAric rryrr
IN VAN piEnEs's LAND.
Copy cfs Letter inserted in The Hobart To,en Cour
| ifr, g the tsf March, 1851, BY Major j. Halch
| Margaret Con nigan, nineteen years OF age.
/ residing at New Town, had been suffering from
violent rheumatic fever for upwards oil two mont s
which had entirely deprived her Of the use Of her
{! lmbs; during this period she was under the care
Of the most eminent medical men in Hobart Town.
and by them her case considered hopeless A
friend prevailed 1pon her TO try HoIloway's ccle.
brated Pills. which she consented to do aud in an
incredible short space Of time thoy effected per-
| feet cure.
CURE or A PAIN AND rfGnrxEss IN THE CHEST Asp
STOMACH or PERSON 81 YEARS OF AGE.
! From .Nesrs- Thee & Son P,oprietors Of the Linn
advertiser, frho rouch for the tciio,ciag
acknowledged 2nd, 1885
! To Professor IloLLowAY,
SIR 81 desire "a. ben testimony 10 the good cf.
! fects of Holloway Pills, For some years ! sut'
tered severe,s,' from fsin and tiglr ness IN the
stomach which .yas also accompanied by short
ness of breath. that preyenis, me from walking
4 about am 81 years Of age, aud netwiihstaps-
ing my advanced state Of hfc, these Pills lias~. SO
teeved nr, that am DESTROYS that others should
be made acquainted with their virtues. am now
/ rendered by their means, comparatively active,
aud can take exercise without Inconvenience or
! pain, which could not do before. (signcd3
HENRY coz, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
These celebrated Pifsare arondcfiy ecacious in ith
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DRESS SILKS.
FELT HATS.

M have fine lot of Felt Hats on hand at
~ present, caliand examine for yourself
March y, w II. & j. MATTE IS.
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LARD LARD.

A FlRsT-RATE article just received and for
IN sale by w.n& MATHEWS.
March 8
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IN A FEW HOURS
ru- NIP rxzsz.

man aged 40 who in his youth was indiscreet
and contracted Il loathsome disease which threat.
ened his life lie was a victim Of iil treaimeut-
he was salisated viii Mercury. and far years lis
bis body has been covered With foul and corruns
hamors lie commenced the uso OF Radway,s
henova'ing aesolvenr. lie had used bas one bot
re when MI the mercGrial deposits we're driven
on q his system. lie is now well.
Ing 81 kegulatsrs
RRR Oeee l6a Fal.on. ST.. Ny
ter sails 10 eastnsbsrs ~ VIM Hssistns; arssrslss
W.. = Fosasyi tarrsr's Fesss, A. ~ crsdlsr-
February ?. 1853
nlJASnld az Dra eists srerr where
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

~ my customers ct l1ss season an pleased 70
u anueance hat have Leen fortunate IA pre-
curing other sspply Of those good ssss of which
70 come up and prodoce ipst rhat we say they
viii, and 70 those who have never tried ID, ~
would extend kind invis#tien 70 call and try,
aud we Warrant they will never buy any other than
SiScLAia's SEEDS The following list comprises
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r. r. *. no. 8.
RADWAY'S REGULATORS.

a mud, pleasant, and efectaai psygatire
superior hal pills or poirders for
for regulating the
BOWELS
X. y. REGULATORS
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DRooKLlN. n. n. states =

81 have seen the Cherry Pectorai re such
cases OF Asthma aud bronchitis as reads me to pc.
Iieve Il can rarely fat 10 cure those diseases
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

z. r. RELIEF.
Cough Cured I'm Five ylinutee !

Railways Rrady Relief cured a gentleman In
Eve minutes Of q severe A. Of coughing. The gen
teman had not slept for TWO nights; Il was april
cd externally and ioternally. =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
xaDwAy,s nranr nrnns
Female Companies ana ,,r,sp,a,I,ies.
r. r. r.
xN ~

HADsvaY's REsovArssc a Esor.yExr.
Ebr The quick cure ~ al Chronic aid Seyofulop,
Disease. is po,pcJui. scorching and pleas.
AM. iteteansss aAa loulifies he blood from all
Scrofsfoas huDors; Il rssoircs assay5fom
The bones md MUSCLES all disrased dspos.
tfes; y eiect,:ie IA. jlsids ssad SOL
ids mith Health aad Strength.
II Is sSasraa.ed 10 care
ss,erc'ula, White Swelling.
!dmors. sypHiis.
IancAfs. Epilepsy.
Tumess, Jnundice.
Ricketts,. Ulcers.
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. 81
Bronchi'iea fumors, Hacking Dry Cough.
In either az the above named Dis. ares WE CkHsN rrr
that the patient will experience It's powerful soctkse
beneficial eGscts -S-"s'
IN FEW HOURS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

tottociag complaints
Agne iarlies Sore Throats
Asthma Fcvcrs Of all Stone and GRAY
Bilious com. kinds ell
plants Fits Secondary syup
Blotclcs ON the Gout toms
face Headache Tic Doulou-
Bowel com Indigestion rcnx
plaints Infiamaon Tuinors
Collie Jaundlcc Ulcers
Constipation Of Liver complaints vcnercal Alice
the bowels Lun,bagy ti.tls
Consumption Pitts Worms Of all
Debility Khcumaiism knds
Dropsy Retention of U Weakness from
Dysen,ery rine whatever
Erysipelas Scroiula, or cause
Female irregu- Kings Evil &c., sc.
Sold at tho Establishment o Professor HoLLo
NAY, ai4 Strand, (near Temple Bar, London }
aud 10y all respectable Druggists AID Dealers IL,
Medicines throughout the British Etnpiie, and OF
those vi the U ,ted States, in Pots al 81 cts t.
s7s cts, and 81 SO c each. Wholesale 5y the
principal Drug houses in tho Union, BY Messrs.
A. Is & d. Sinda New York; and by S. S. iiance,
and Candy & Hatch, baltimore.
I5SThere is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes
~ =, Direc; Ions fer the guidance OF salient
in every disorder affixed to each Pot.
january 5 --iy 1854
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CERce.1C colyIyrNEsg.

CERcs.SS coGgIyEwEsa.
4 popn'ar gentleman in this ti.y vel, lna9,
20 btagglsts fsionEhout Tie United ffates h.s
net enjoyed he luxury Of Il natural lscb 4,.e fro,,.
'he Dowsis ior twenty-five years without tie sid
~ "r's'c purgaiiyrs. which had almost borne him
Town to the grave, until he commenced the Tpse az
Hadway's Regulators lie frs, took four ncr dav
lof week and hen one every day until the whole
organization became regulated lie has now hs
regnlaf excavations, aud has not taken particIs
ofmedcine Tor six months
y. n. Relicfand regulators cured a gentleman
o. LAYER complaint who had saTered greatly for
number OF months, BY one application Of Relief
per aay Tor week and a few doses ofsregalators
II. II. RELIEF Adm REGULATcRs
"iii Always cure csitls. Fevers, Fever and asus
and all kinds az reycrs
TO KEEP THE BOWELS REGULAR
aud The Sgssc@ Free from Morsid H4aors,
~ Il. r. r.
No. 2,
xaDwAg's rsEourATcns
Act upon the Stomach. bowels liver E;dnsvs
BLADDER tretbvn, and Skin. They regulate every
organ IN tbe body. No sickness At Stomach no
SriPlns no weakness or danger of taking cold il
experienced after 'ns use Of the Regulators
Their action upon the bowels is pleasant They
create good appetite, and insure anscpsy iiges-
.lon my cure pyspepsia eostivene rer COM
kinds, Diseases oftie us.nary Organs. Price as
cents per boz.
Female eomP'aisis and irregularities.
Railways Regulators are certain and speedy
cure for all female complaints they regulate e,-
cry organ IN The system, both male and female.
Ladies IN IL health should sise then, trial
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
BoNNETS! BONNETs.!

q me ease Of superior Velvet and Satin
~ Bonne's. just received and ior sale al low
prices at GRANrhAM'S New store.
November "a. 1852
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Afs4M4&x4Y y III
zgadmnyss Ready Ikcgu1nsofs-
The use q wAieA ~ill Ia ~ esses y 4
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN. QfEckLT j
CURE DISEASE md ALVIN - s'ss
PREVENT SICKNESS.
No Paaa ~ SitSxs<s. y Disease ~ UaAessAy
Matter will Rcmaia IN y effect ties q
fem ssfsiifii Is uadsr tas is7x.
esses If
n. n. n. REMEDIES.
r aasaJ : Ready nelef. internally ard skssrasssy
xxTnRTsAL PAINS.
The uaonens il il applied exisrnaaiy.S sssp4
All Pain.
IT CURES
Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Lnmtegc Tic Dolcreax,
Guur, spsains and Strains,
PARALYSIS Distorted Limbs,
Sick Headache. Painful Sxsllinxs.
Cramps and Sgasns,
m A FEW HOURS,
ISrrAvAI PAgss
A few drops Of Radwa, s Ready Relief taken
internally, will stop the mos, distressing pains Of
Diarrh9a Cholera Morbus. Isvscntary, and in.
stan;ly sootbe arrest aud ailay tie mos. viclens
Cramps, Spaslns and CONCLUSIONS.
r. n. RELIEF
The very mor1entss is applied, il stops paid, pr.
rests diseasc and removes It's cause.
II. r. RELIEF
cRiPPLEs, LEAP F0.t Ioyt
The aged, theinfrm aud the crippled, Instantly
feel the effects OF Radway's Ready Rslicf; ii re-.
juslnates old age, renders the f.lainsed suulo
and active. infases life and strength In the wore
weak and disabled limb removes III pain and sore
ness from the joints and muscles, and strength
ems, and makes SQUAD and whole, the weak, inSrm
and crippled
z. n. RELIEF.
Cough Cared I'm Five Minutes
Railways Rrady Relief cured gentleman in
i've minutes Of severe fl Of coughing The zen.
'isnan had not slept for two nights Il was appi-
/ cd externally and iaternaiy
a n. nrfiEr 9s W
Rheumatism.
4 An aged gentleman mas iroablei with Rheum-
a'isn TOR six years. Sometimes his feet would
swell to three Times their natural sire; hcaufered
the most excrueiating pains. He was relieved
4 from pain in five minutes AFTER using II r. Relief
4 lie has not been troub cd since
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An aged gentleman was irosblea with Rheum.
a'isn for six years. Sometimes his feet would
swell to three Times their natural size he suffered
the most exrrueiating pains. He was relieved
from pain in five minotesafter using II n Relief.
lie has not been troub cd since \
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NOTICE..
FOR RENT.
FRESH FISH.
ES,ssegvT
Fs}s-kP

A LWAYS on hand and foi sac as low al
~ Baltimore WA JUSTIFY.
March % w. Il 8. J MATTHEW'S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

Give An emefie OF antiniony, 10 be followed by
large an frequent DOSES Of the Cherry Pectorai,
untii II sub iaes the disease Ii taken in season
IL will ny, 4dil to cure
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

EPucHVHEAT FLOUx.--Anothsr lot rscsi, ed ap
Fehvusrys,
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NOrIrE,

BsS- The Pew Rents in the Presbyterian Church
were due on the LIST inst Holders will please
call and make payment. wBoYD
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GRENSFELDER 4 sCHIOSS.

Az luse received large lot of Ladies'
Il 4 Misses md Chiidrens Shoes; also SltAWLS
"a great variety OF stylcs and prices C,lI and
iooN az them lDecea,hcr Is 1852
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RS! FgnS!!
C0NFECIi0NARY,

4 CONSISTING Of Candies, Raisins Figs. Primes
NAm"nis English Walputs Cocoa Nuts. Pain
nuts, Citron. Currents, &c
Dec. /, 1852. HARRISON
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ASHLAND FOR SALE.

I HAVE just received so large Lithograph Land
4 scape views of Ashland the residence of the
late lion. HEsRY Clay, gotten up by our late
townsman. Morgan Thornburg; which every man
should have in his house
Dec %, 1852 j. r. HARRISON.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-21
Mantels, Iron Ratings, and Spring
Mattresses.

TNHE Mantels are new, cheap, and beautiful ar
i ticle. manufactured upon Stone. in imitation
OF tn" richest Marbles Of the most and desira-
hle kind. In style and finish they stand unequal
led and are not injured by coal gas, smoke or acids
vt the North they are becoming extensively used
and give perfect satisfaction.
Builders and others wi5hing TO lu chase are re.
4uested to call and examine for themselves
Also, PIER SLABS to match the Mantrls of the
same materials
IRON CE ETER and other FENCING and
Ratings.
VIII be kept constantly on hand variety Of pat
terms, for which orders will be received and prompt
ly executed.
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES, e, new article
Tar superior to anything of the kind now in use.
Irou Bedstcads, Settles, and Hall Chairs. Hal,
Racks, Umbrella Stands, &c.
RALPH HASKINS,
Pa. avenue, 2. side, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
2S-tf
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United States Patent Office

WASHINGTON, November II, 1853.
nN the petition of SAMUEL g. ALLEN of Salem, in
" the County Of Sa'em, and State of New Jersey,
formerly of Mismsburg, Ohio, praying for the exten-
sion OF patent granted to him on the 18th day of
January. 1910, To which improve ments were added
on the 10Th day of March, 1911, for improvement
in machines for husking and Smelling corn, for seven
years from the expiration of said patent which takes
place on the 18th day of January, eighteen hundred
and fifty four
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office Saturday, the l4th day OF Janu.
airy next, at Il o'clock and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
of hearing: all testimony filed by either party TO I've
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
United in acc"r1rnc, with the rules of this Office,
which will he furnished on application.
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star. Washington,
D. c., Pennsy lvanian, Philsdelphia, Pa Evening
Post and Scientific American, New York Boston Post
Boston, Mass, and Patriot, Concord, n. H.. and In
qufrer. Cincinnati Ohio, week for three
c"ssve weeks previous to the fourteenth day OF Janu
airy next. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
P. S.-Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with pa
per contain this notice 1i-M.w
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GaIsby's HOiPl-N GADSBY
arrival AMI Departure of Ocean Steamers,
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
CT The
CONTINENTAL GUARDS
AT JACKSON HALL,
4 H RSDAY, Dect Der 1, 1854.

TUE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully AZ
Il n1unce to ,iair military friends. the public in
general AMI "a" l11ieS in particular. that they will
give one Of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY
the lst day OF December next, at Jackson Hall. b.
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of ar
Engagements do not deem it necessary to say what
they viii do to II Ike this (what their first and Sc
coud annual balls were the most popular ball of the
ssasJn, the public well that the Balls of
the Old Con;iusntals are always 'dGne up in fine
style. They may rest assured that 10 expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball 90 of with the
same ,e that has heretofore characterized the ba IL
Vt the Continental Guards
AtsL o'clock tho 'Guar1s' will march into the
Saloon with srLls aud sccoutrenl4nts, when they
will b. carried through dress drill in presence vi
the company.
At 9 O'clock the ball will b. opened by a Promo
made, Professor prosperi's Band playing the Cont
Mental Qoickstep, composed expressly for the 'Con-
sinentals'
The Committee having charge of the refreshmeuts
will leave nothing undone to please the tastes Of all
present. Supper can be had at any tuls bstS cen
the hours OF IL and o'clock.
The military are requested to appear in full uni
form.
No hats or caps will be- allowed in thr rom ex.
eept the military dress caps.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-21
GENERAL AGENCY.

TAYLOR COLLINS Will prosecute claims, of ev-
L cry description against TIE government before
The several departments. or Congress: procure pen-
sion', bounty lands. extra pay, and arreara:e pay.
They will attend to tie buying and selling Of real
estate, the renting of houses, and 4 general collect
ing business. They viii also furnish parties Mt a
distance with such Information as they may desire
rum the seat OF government Charles will lie mod
crate.
O:hce on st-ret, Immediately opposite Wiuler $
Building. Washington, d. &.
EEiERENCES:
Hon. j. G.. Dobhin. Secretary of the NAVY.
Hen. Davis, Secretary of War.
n. Callan. e5q Pres't Board Common Council.
Cen j. NJ Motala, Attorney atLaw.
James II. CaHstin, esq.
W. Z. Red iaIl, state Department.
sep 29-dtf-
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Proposals for Furnishing Brtcks.
CNiTED STATE. CAPITOL EXTENSION AND
WASHINGTON AQUEpCCT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, 3. tober ls. 1883.

WASHINGTON, S,tober IL. 1853.
PROPOSALS will be 70 .eived It this Office, untiI
i 6p. N. Of the 2?tb December next FIR furnish.
ing Bricks for TIE construction Of the Wsslin, 10
Aqu-duct.
The whole quantity ueed will probably h. about
forty millions Proposals shou state the quantity
which each bidder will undertake to furnish
Tbs bricks must be delivered at such points Of IT,.
line as may from tine TO time Ice de- igpnted by the
Engineer. The times and quantities will de1+pd On
the appropriations made 10y Congress.
Their are large depostes of clay suitable for ssk.
ing bricks along the line. spd the contractor will le
required to furnish n sample Of the cisy AID LriA.
before commencing the manufacture.
None but well made hard burnt bricks entirely
acceptable 10 the Engineer, viii Ice received III
they will he required De made In moulds eon,ru.
in. in size to the municipal gulations Of the city
Of Washington.
Every offer must ie accompanied by A written
guaranty, sigucd ty or lr, r. responsible Der.
Sons. t. the Eject that lac or they undertake that
the bidder or bidders WILL ii his their then hid lie
accepted enter into obligation within ten dsys
with good and ,uffici"nt sureties, ts furnish The
bricks Offered. Said u:rsnty to Ice e. nnlanied ly
the certificate of the United States District Judge
United States District Attorney, Navy Agent, OF
some officer Of the General Government or individ-
ual known TO the Dcpsr nlent OF War; that the guar
antors are able TO MAKE good their guaranty.
Ill bids to be sealed and endorsed Proposals fer
Brick for Wssh ington Aqueluct" The bids will lie
opened III the presence of such bidders as mny coo,s
to te present As the certainty of supply h ysIy
Important. the failure of I.ot-
ably the 'toppage of the work for whole spasor,
the United States TO itself the right 10 re-
ject any all bids. and to make such arrhr gemeIts
for the supply of bricks may br most advantage
Gus to the work. (Sce extract from Engineer De
~ C. MHIGS,
Captain of Engineers in charge Of Washing.
ton Aqueiuct.