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Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
News from the East!

HAVE just returned from Cincinnati, with
4 the largest asd test selected stock of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hard
ware, Queensware, Glassware and Groceries
that ! have ever brought to Ottumwa.
OF Day GooDs, l have a fine selection of
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of Nous de
LANES. Cashmeres. plain and fancy Merinoes
and Coburg cloths, Alpaccas (~various ~colors,
a large assortment of fancy and domestic Cling
hams Carge and small plaid,) Calicoes of vari-
styles and prices, Bleached and Brown Muslins
of all grades, fsom 8 1-3 to 16 2-3. Tickincs,
Drillings, Linseys, check aid hickory Shirtinss,
Canton Flannels, all Wool Flannels of different
colors.
For Mems wear, ! have Cloths, Cassimeres.
S%atinets: Tweeds, eastern Jeans, Dreadnoughts.
"a Overcoating of good quality, Cassimer and
Wool Hats of various kinds. silk and cotton
plush Caps of different styles.
OF Boots and Shoes almost an endless variety.
All OF the above shuil be glad to sell to my
friends and customers, on the usual terms, or
will exchange them for country Produce, such
as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, Flaxseed,
Flour. Meal, Feathers, Lin,ey and Jeans; all of
which ! want. and will pay the highest market
prices for, at the old stand at the corner.
CHAPS LAWRENCE.
| OtttImMa, Oct. 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
MEETING OF CONGRESS.

Next Monday, a new Congress will
assemble at the capital in Washington:
already members begin to assemble, and
many more on their why. The doubt
which hangs over the party or political
complexion Of the House gives addition
al interest TO rhe opening Of the new
Congress. Little or no interest 10 felt il.
regard TO the Senate. as The political and
party character Of that body is well
known.
The organization Of the House is the
grea, event. The Democrats will run
either Howell Cobb Of Georgia. Col.
Orr Of South Carolina, or Nj. Richard
o of Illinois. Both Cobb and Orr are
Of the ultra South. Tire recently erect.
I'd GeorgiA platform, and which has been
struck off in extras and circulated broad
cast. Is An,i-Ameriean and Calhoun Pro-
Sla' Al The meeting a. which The
platform was erected. Howell Cobb pre-
sided. and Senators Toombs and liver
son, and Representative A. II Stephens
were present, and took part. No Nor
il,erD man who has any regard for the
future can vote for either Nj. Orr or
Mr.. Cobb. after having placed ,hemsel
yes On she Georgia platform. As regards
Mr.. Richardson. he is looked upon as
the embody men, of The Douglas party
in the House, and il may well be consid
tred lha, the vote given to Mr.. Richard.
SON is the Douglas strength in the popu-
lar eraneh. Ngither Of these men can
be made Speaker. A candidate has a.
risen in the person Of Mr. IIaveps, OF
Buffalo. a member of The old la W firm Of
Fillmore. Hall d. Iavens. We know
that this has been a lucky firm. One
has been Congressman, Vire President.
and President. Another has been Con
gresham. Pos, Master General, and is
now a United States Circuit Judge Tor
If and The other has been and is a Con
gresham. ard is now a candidate for The
speakership. Whether the mantle Of
luck which covered The shoulders Of his
seniors in the firm is 10 fall upox his. is
ct To be- determined W. don't believe
" will, lightning seldom strikes twice in
the same place and never three times
The Speakership is due to Ohio. Mr..
Campbell is more generally spoken of
for the place than any other man. Vie
has served with dis,insuos sh,osgh three
Congresses, and il nnw abca 10 en.er
npon a fourth term. lie 10 well acsuain,-
ed with the rules and manner Of doing
business. lie las good administrative
powers. lie i. uprigh, and honorable
and has always been popular as a mem.
Der. his l"cstpn is right; and we hope
and We believe ,ha. he vii; be the next
speaker.
The probability is that General Cul-
I'm. Of Tennessee. will be the mex, Clerk
and a most capital selection i, will be -
Tbe Other cHces, we trust will be filled
by nren OF ability and character. and the
next Congress we hope will be known
IN history a. one that was pre-emi6ent
ly pa,r'nlir and faithful to the Republic
and the people, Cincinnati Gazette.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Estray Horse.
STATE OF IOWA.
Cnuxrv IS.

TAKEN UP, by James Starnes Esq at his
place Of residence in Center Township in said
county, on the 18th day of October A. ID. 1855,
the following stray property, to wit: One Gray
Horse supposed to be fifteen years old, blind of
both eyes, a black stripe on the left side Of the
nose, shod on the left fore foot, and appraised
at thirty dollars by f. G. Eastman and H.. H..
Gates. Which said Estray was duly posted be-
fore 5. p. Bollinger j. p, of said county. on
the Goth day of October A. ID. 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Nov. 10 1S55-n4O-3 m
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A Farm for sale,

S00 ACRES, 223 in cultivation, 100 Of
WV Timber, an orchard hedged in, 600
rods OF hedging, 2 excellent wells of water, any
amount of stock water, and, in fact. one among
The best stock and grain farms in Wapello Co.
The farming land is all gently rolling. a good
framed house, situated on the South side of a
handsome grcSe,-eYt-buildings, barn, Sc.
The farm lying on the county road LEADING
from Dahlonega TO Fremont, Mahaska Co., 3
miles North of Dahlonega, in Highland town.
ship. For further information. call on
J. w. CARPENTER, in Dahlonega.
Oct. Sd, 1855 3i-3m
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Estray Mare.
STaIE or IOUA.)
WapeHO COUNTY,, ("

TAKEN UP, by Jehn S. Eakins Esq. al his
residence in Center Township in said county,
on the 29th day Ct October 1855, Estlay prop
city of the following description, 70 VT: one
dark bay flley, supposed TO be three years old,
both kind feet white TO the pastern joint, a mar
row white stripe in the forehead from the eyes
to the nose, no other brands or marks perceiva-
Bile, valued at sixty-fve dollars by Arthur E.a-
kins and George Leonard. Which said es,ray,
was duly posted before John Ford Esq a JUS
uce OF the Peace of said County. on the 30th
day of October 1865.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Nov 18th 1855 MO
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I WILL sell 16O acres of the place known as
4 the |" Old Agency Farm" situated a quarter
OF a mile Southeast Of Agency City, and inn
mediately on the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad. A portion Of said land is in a good
state of cultivation. The timber 10 as good
as any on the Des Moines river. Persons
Mr.. PERsoHs, living on the place. ANY one
wishing to purchase a choice place, can have a
bargain, BY calling on me soon, at this place.
JOHN l.. STREET.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Avg. 2ast. 1875 2s-U
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WANTED.

We are in need of Wood. Coal, Corn,
Flour, and Cash, and those of our sub
scribers who are indebted I us and
have. ei,hsyo ,hess articles, will please
bring it right along without any more
talking.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

BURLINGTON. Saturday Evening.
The Canada's news has had no effecI
upon ,he grain trade here II 10 100 neat
the close Of navigation. W. quote.
WHEAT at $l.20a$l, 80.
CoRN-25026s.
.OATs-25c.
POxK-4cG&5,5O.
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---
Estray Filly.
STBTE OF IOWA, leo

WAPELLJ CoUNTY,
TAkkN UP by Dobson Wool EST. al
Il his residence in Richland Township
in said County on the 2nd day Of Novem-
Der 1855: One BAY Ally, black meme and
tail. no marks or brands, supposed to be Z
years oil and valued at fifty iivs dollars
by Harvey Clayton, Henry l.. Deve4 and
CharlesC e. Whitcomb, and which WIS duly
posted before Hugh Brown ESQ.,, a Justice
&c OF said County on the day ami year
above written.
JOSEPH HAYEE. Clerk
Ottumwa, Nov. 29th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Watches and JeWeIry.

nNHE subscriber has gust received, per
l. American Express, a very large assoit-
ment of WATCHES, JEwELRy, GoLD PENS and
PENCILS, &c., and in fact, a general stock of
everything that is usually kept in such cstab-
lishments, which he intends selling at the low
est possible rates Ger cash..
lie is also prepared to de- us all kinds of
Watch and Clock repairing, N short notice
Persons sending work, from a distance, by men
going to the river, may rely upon always having
The Ladies are respectfully invited ia come
IN and see the new stock of Jewelry, &c. We
naturally like 10 show goods.
c. ANDERSON.
Sept. 9th. 1855 33-tf
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LEATHE Err,
Boot, Shoe,
AND
FINDINGS STORE.
Wholesale and Retail.


\ L. GRAVES, having removed into his
"a new store room, on the first floor of his
new three story brick. on Main street, Ottim-
wa, Iowa, would inform the citizens of The
town, of the country adjacent. and of neigh
boring towns and villages, that he is now in re-
ce;pt of his fall and winter stock of assorted
Leather, choice Boots and Shoes, Shoemaker's
Findings, Il~arnessmaker's Hardware, end a
general assortment of such goods as are usually
found in such establishments and, of which,
he will keep constantly on hand a very large
and gene al assortment.
Being thoroughly verscd in the art of Leather
making, he has no hesitancy in warranting
every side he sells to ne Just what he represents
II; and, as it will be for his interest to sell no.
thing but good stock, his customers NAV RELY
upon being as fairly dealt with as at any other
establishment in the country.
He will manufacture Boots and Shoes 10 or
der, or supply those who prefer item from
choice cases of eastern manufacture.
Shoemakers supplied with any article or tool
IN the line of their business, ut the most reason
able prices. and retail dealers who may wish to
'.sort up" can, at all times, rely upon having
their orders filled on terms which will leave
them handsome margins to operate upon.
FASTENERS HAIR kept constantly on hand,
and the highest market prices paid for Hides.
Oct. IL, 1885 35-tf
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ORNAMENTAL Sign

- I~ W-
A S many Of the n~eighboring towns are not
IA provided with sign painters, I adopt this
mode of informing their merchants, mechanics,
members of the professions, etc. that | am now
painting signs almost exclusively upon sheet
zinc, which is much more durable, more easily
repainted and cheaper thar wood signs; and. as
they may be rolled up without injury, can be
safely forwarded by stage or other conveyance.
CO My rates OF charges are: For furnishing
zinc and painting, plain lettering. black on
white or white on tlack,4 cents per inch, meas
uring the heighth of the letter or say. for II
inch letters, AZ cents each. The zinc being fur
nlshed, half the above price is charged. Signs
on osnaberg, without painting ground, wilTbe
Furnished at l-2 cents per inch. Professional
shingles" on tin, plain painting So shaded
lettering, So; gilded, shaded and smalted So.
Address +. A. G. FOREMAN,
SS-u Ottumwa, I wa.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
New Store.

TNHE subscribers have just received and are
L now opening a general assortment of
Dry GooG.s. Groceries. Queensware,
Boots and Shoes, Hats md
Caps, &c, &C., &C.,
all of which will be sold cheap for cash, or such
Produce as can be handled: The public are
respectfully invited To- CALI and examine Goods
and Prices, SC,
WANTED-in exchange for goods-Grain,
Butter and Eggs, Fiaxseed, Beeswax. Feathers,
Rags, &c. j. nj. SWAN & co :
Ottumwa, Sept. 1853 31-tf
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.Administrnior'. NOTICE..

'frIiE undersigned has been appointed by
L the County Court ef Wapello county, To-
wa, TO administer on the estate of FRANCIS M.
HARRow, deceased.
All persons who have claims against said es-
tate will therefore present the same duly au-
thenticated, for settlemcnty and all those who
are indebted to said estate will make prompt
50 ttlemcnt with, and payment to the undersign-
ed. HARRIET +. HARROW, Admir-.
November 9th, 1S55.-iw
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
PARTICUEAR NOTICE.

O. We wish to exchange our extensive
stock Of Goods for Cash or country Produce
of all kinds, OF on short time to prompt paying
customers; and we will soy to those who have
not gwen us a call yet, that we think it will be
to their advantage to look at our stock before
parting. with their cash. lest they may find out
when It is too late, that if they had looked far
Their they might have done better at
JAS PUMROY &. CO.'S.
Sept. goth, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
w. Clement,
Civil Engineer and County Surpt

EDDY VILE, IOWA,
WILL, promptly respond to any calls made
at the Recorders Office, Ottumwa. Persons re-
curing official services in the south half Of the
county will be charged no more for travelling
time than from Ottumwa. "
Ottumwa, Nov. 18TH, '55-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

New Stock Of Goods. +
JHMES PUliROY g. CO., have
ust received a large and well-selected assort-
ment Of plain and fancy goods Of the most APP
proved styles, andssuch articles as will recon-
mend themselves to purchasers; consisting, in
part of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, Nails and
Groceries of all kinds; Boots and Shoes, com
prisirsg all kinds Of ladies', gents, misses boys
and cfshrens' WAR; OF all styles, grades and
sizes. Hats and Caps Of all sizes and latest
styles. These goods have been selected with
special reference to n~eatness and durability.
All of which goods they will sell upon terms
to suit customers. CAN at the old stand. for.
merly occupied by WARDEN & PvMRoY, op-
positc the sOttumwa House.n
JAMESPUMROY SEQ.
Sept. 18th. 1855 32-tf
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Valuable FARM for SaIe.

HAVE a farm, unsurpassed for fertility and
l. beauty, lying 2 miles West of Ottumwa.
on the road leading from ottumwa to Abba,
consisting Of $40 acres, sixty-6ve acres pra-
IRE ard about fifty acres of improved land,
which i will sell on easy terms. A good title
guaranteed. For terms, apply to me or TO nv
agent IN Ottumwa, H. B. HEMpERsHorr. ESQ.
Oct. 9Th, 1859 JOHN NODGRASS.
In addition to the above farm, | have two or
three other good farms lying within 4 miles of
Ottumwa, which will sell on good terms.
Oct. 9th, 1855 25tf H. b. HENDERSHOTT.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

II lFE Of Washington, Marion, Boone, La
IL fayette, Napoleon and Randolph. for sale
by w. l.. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Cabinet Making and
SHOP!


THE UNDERSIGNED would say to the
citizens of this county and adjoining coupiies,
that he is now prepared to furnish all aeti /.
cles o. Furniture in his line at sight, sach as
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. TABLES.
SAFES,
And all other articles in the Fusnitnre line.
Also, he will make anyjob to order il. his Inns
and warrant the work.
He would call particular attention to his
large and splen'id stock of all kinds Of
CHAIRS,
Which he will sell as low as thew can he
bought in the market.
Collins made on the shortest notice.
GgB Shop in the two story frame building
on Main street, opposite the Mill square.
J. ELLERMAN.
Ottumwa, June lith, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
STILL on HAND.

y UTH HALL, Ida May, The Lamp Lighter,
III The Waterman, Ole, Sonthp side View Of
Slavery, Life Of Barnum and Lie Of Greeley,
for sale by w. l.. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

A LBUMS, Portfolios, Gift Books for 1866,
IA Juvenile Books, a large assortment for
sale by w. l.. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

HARDWARE-a large assortment Of eve
Ii rything suited to the wants of the com
MUMMY, and cheaper than ever offered here be-
fore, at JAS PUMROY a. CO.'S.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
Demeine Navigation and Rail Road Company.
EAMM

OITUMTA Attn SEPT, 1855.
VI 'HS company, having entered upon vigorous posecuioro the improvements the Rive
l. with the uewo bringing it itou at the earliest possible moment and being de.rous Of
sfra sposibhe, the generally expressed wishes of the peopeo f ne Dsmones Valley,
.heeey CIV nouse hiatt their Land Office WALL be opened,a at this place at ae early day at they
cam procure ee examinations equhste For amMng a vahuaton upon them.
In the mean me applications viii be receVefath Bo office, from persons desiring TO p-
chae,w which viii entte thcn tea preference attheC ompany's Valuations in the order of tho
receipt OF theirs applications. Applications shouhb bel made in tibet form appended hereto.
per cent per year ,theraft,w with entannaalm test at the neo If eight per cent, per- ear,
OF nall sums unpaid. Upon Timber Lands one -outhd down, and the balance in nine equal nm
nd. instruments with ineet asaboye. Payments an be made in cash. or in bills fBnksi in
the State Of New York, or in the Bonds oft this Company, at par.
lnthes sale of he Lands preference will be gven TO aCal settlers and annual improve
ments will be required obe made.
The lands now offered extend up the DesmoHws Rive as far as Secton2 5, TOWNSHIP g.
Range 20 Vest M. '., :
Pts of the Lands can be seen at this Office where any Information mean be had by ppioton
in person or by mail
FORM OF APPLICATION.
- - LGhe here the Post Office address and date
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Demoine Nj R. Coy,
OTrUMWA 4, Iowa:
thereby apply 10 purchase the of ecGon
Township -, Range West T. NJ, ard offer tg give su thu amt dollars per acre.
Here sign pdny1
ca Newspapers throughout the DesmGnes Valley nd on the Nj sisippi south of Dubuous
and north Of the DesmdnesR Rapids Dubuque, Gaer, Keoknk, Warsaw and Ahxandra in
cusSe) will hsett the above, weekly, for three months sending copies to this office with
p -r -.a 81 333m
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

INFINITE LEAD, Red Lead, Venitian Red,
Wv Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow. &C.,
for sale by w. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
FINK RKM mKME EmUMERR
"H"HD0

At his residence, i'm Green Township. or
Saturday last, CHARLES McG0NIGAL
aged 55 years.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29
WANTED.


A BOUT 1000 new customers, together with
II all our old ones, to come in and examine
OH
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

80 ~
val in the cas-. frs, broke out there was
NJ power from which England received
assurances Of supper. more hearty and
o spontaneous than from the United
States Even The Minister oe,he Union
in this country testified both ~ the car
sinal o. mpa,hy Of the Cabineta Was,-
ingson and the nation over which il pre-
sided. He expressed an apprehension
- 10 the duration Of our alliance with
France and our ability alane and unaid.
ed to resist ihs overwhelming nigh, Of
Russia, bu, he desired W to be under m
apprehension on that accoun for the u
8. were willing 10 make our quarrel
their own and aid us with thousands OF
stout hearts and brswny arms. We
sannos blame our ministers that in their
srgens need Of men they sought 10 avail
thsmselves OF the Of the wess.
1t the same time the government gave
most stringent orders lha, nothing should
b done in The cndeavor to obtain re.
eruits 10 violate tie ~municipsl laws oil
the u. s. However il unhappily soon
became apparent. and loo late that the
American Minister and the British gov
snmens has mistaken our transatlantic
-ihssn. Tho symps,hies of he land
Freedom were found in agfeal
erlisted on The side Of Russia.
- were Immediately given 10 desisi
all recruiting in America, and give
Seause Of anuoyaaoe I the suscspii-
AliIiss Of NE nation. The American
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

News up I llth September
The exports OF tea to Sept. Is, were
lS.777.OO pounds, against $1,000. 900
10 came period las, ear. OF silk there
were 6,sS7 bales against 6.907 previous
year. Al Cansnn three cargo Of new
crops had arrived, and large quantities OF
old Hyson al Shanghai. There was q
scarcity o. fine tea. aud operators were
restricted in conse guence Of high prices.
Silk also high bu. settlements large
Politically nothing new. lnsnnecnon
dying OCT.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

BIOGRAPHIES, Histories, Poeticsl works,
IL and a large assortment Of Miscellaneous
works just received by w. l.. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-29

A LARGE lot of Family Groceries, Sugar,
"A Coffee, Mackeraly Rice, Soda, Cream
Tartar, and a very shoice article of tea,
as wei AS every article usually kept in that
line, at JAS. PUMROY & Co.'s.
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article named schedule sh0ud any su.'s 's
which they be fufrshsa ~ ms
shall al 80 @def e" sl" "e
haslAs ssnaaf ssnss sAa = ~ 80
thea shc arpahMe" as
hase furnished ~ other p@is" % psh .s ~
that drmsndeu ~ hr esnhset"
tlsnk ou M lusaisbsd TIE 70 per
sons applying and, rs without uniformity eieh ne
v.aud d.rision, nohs via es
iat Substantially ssteeing tsFc~in
Jbe Itself Ine risnt OF ordering Create
les ausnty and article eonsfscaa M as 'he PA
hc requise --..,s.x a.
OF tna and reserves m
10 failure TO comply an
anie Time .-....a a.
Bonds with approved security arc " be gwen - he ~
shall be liable et the forfeiture specimen
~ such bond : hqaIdaisa damages - ,s,.. a..
TIE awarded the lowest and best sdaef W
careful examination io 1he
IL which PRACTICAL fesais-s be nosi "a
department. -. - -.
night reject any DIG
Of the Articles are bad os 81 seIy o aug
without regard g. he eo saen
m te purpose affecting OF the bids under S o
" ~ - JAMES CAMPBELL,
/ u.vtt-tautw Postmaster General.
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unss.a states Patent once,


I'M he petition of samuel siocum Of smhfed Rhode lssbd
" ~
3bui 81 septsmhtf, 1871, Or machn
pms
49,
s'o"ahy tbe luth OF repsmhsr II ocioek ms md
persons notified cause, they Af
why said petition ouss, b. granted.
resas opposing hr required Gle te Ps
ocs their oaccbs, specially forth least SeAH
as before the day ~ hearing all testimony Oiled by esther V
20 DE Used al The said hearing tsrsnG 10 &c
cudance with the The which VIII furnished R
plies
The testimony ia the VIII he closed 3plh ~
gut d.pnsnons, and felied fssimpt
MED 81 uf
arguments. u any, Within days
ordered Also thai Inv notscs be published 10 the tnon, Aaes
iniraencsry and Evening Washington. c. Rspabcsn
baltimore. Scientific American, New perk Post bpon
hasschesets week or three weeks PsFis
to tho 5vfh Of Gspe1Nber m~x,, The day IL hes,ns
CHARLES MASON,
ssioner Of Paicnt
r. shdiors 81 the peaAe copy, md sens
nlf BITS ~ ihn Patent ohcs. with h ueee
May i2--la.3w
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Fresh Beef and vegetables for the Navy.

NAVY ApENTs Drflc.,
Washington April ~, losa
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received Mea
" day. The 2si day OF May, 1855, noon snppy
quantities OF FRESH beef and vegetables required he
Washington station during the FISCAL Inc la
day % july nexf, md ending an the 3oa June 1896.
The bsef aud vegetables quality, the best
the market afords and each article b. offered m by The
pound
Bond with approved security viii required half the ea
mated amount OF the contract and addition WI
os Withheld from the amount Of each be col
lateral security for the due performance Of the which VI
on NO account be paid unti II IL fully complied with
Every offer must he 'bs act Of
aess making appropriations The fur 1876
proved bh August 1861 by written signed By ms
more responsible III. effect nndeasf
that the bidder bidders wl his hid be ncc.ped es
INTO an obligation, within Ave days. with good suceui sure
ties. 20 furnish she artcirs proposed.
No proposal viii be considered unless by saee
guarantee ALBERT GREENLEsF
April 21--lswau Ar'Bt
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Bateaa 81 Yards and Docks, May l. 1855,
EALED PROPOSALS. LOT each cnss separately endorsed Pro
y osls for sA iss for te al tass
sb once The ssn'h day
and delivering az NE several navy yala
afeies embraced IN The following classes
md which are schedules, winch
alton, sna sent by mail 50 requested
~ aef,oas sssnx all The classes
axnea commandments the SEVERAL nssyyaf~ TOT
under .er command ~ me- navy agent
bureau los all tie yafds
In commscdsats aAvy agents 70 end
ts IN tnsH
should enclose ia their application postage
STAMPS, requires all postage TO be prepaid
and particularly souned mat
form hsrensasr psesensed and be maea n
ue before The expires ior receiving
teu considered which shalt DC receives s ne
period sfasa allowance Will be made for failures 81 e
ma
no guard against before The aPpasea
bidders are above the address
enaesenenl thus Proposals. ~ Cos
(aams class for iAs Nary Yard az taams s yard
To he Chief Of the Yards Docks, Washington
! ~.
All bids which opened bafore the time eonss
qa~uee b seng above, will Dc retained 10 t
I siddeFs.