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New ORLEANS, April IL.

Flour at $40 25. Nothing done in corn,
with snail sales at 81 Is. Oats 7ec. Mo.
lasses &c. Shoulders &c, sides are held at
&c, prime No. lard &c.
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institutions. yet we cannot but find fault
with her conduct in regard to the deceased
Emperor, and we cannot but blush for our
transatlantic cousins.
This, like the treatment of the great Ma.
PoLEoy. will ever be foul blot upon the
lAnglo-Saxon name.-( Alton Telegraph.
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with our present public Improvements, mat
we may now rest contented with what we
have done, and look on with qualification at
the rapidly extending improvements OF other
places. satisfied that although they may in
some cases aim directly at our prosperity, We
shall fulfill our destiny, and in the end come
out first in the race!
Verify, so seem to think some OF our es-
teemed fellow citizens, and SO happy is the
infant innocence and sweetness of their
slumber, that it seems a cruelty to awaken
them. But we tell them Evansville is not
only not able to do without this road, but she
must hare it. Aye, let her wise men wrap
themselves snugy as they please in blan-
ket of contentment or Indifference, they have
sooner or later to arouse themselves to this
fact. We might point out the evidences of
"something more needed" They are around
US in profuson. Every citizen who thinks
for himself, and observes that he may pro-
perly think, needs no reasoning nor facts to
convince him that apathy will not do in a
community like this. individuals may
trust to Providence, although Providency
don't often help those who won't help them
seves-but it will not do for young cities to
rely upon any such trust. Why then, in
view of all these things, will men patiently
listen to the sneers of the blind who cannot
or will not see their own interests, but de-
light in opposing this ENTERPRISE Let such
men be marked. They can give no good
reason for the faith or want of faith which
is in them. They are sleepy fellows who
wish to nod on undisturbed by the noise and
confusion of increasing prosperity. If they
choose to slumber, let them do it, but il
their shores disturb the wide awake, we all
have the right to make them withdraw, or to
nudge them till they get off their backs!
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this preparation. 1t will be found equally
efiicacious in diseases of the throat, and in
all pulmonary afections.-[ Virginia Recor-
der.
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or The editor Of the r eform must excuse
us devoting any more attention to him till we
learn to read German, or he can write sensi-
BILE English.
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r,1E uTEKf SOLVED.

JUDGING from thfo % 80. 80 tw, wee Ks we
W ''s ms In that he las the saying Is In con-
we're by the board. sna consequences
sacrifice, hut Oh urher ebq1-
thereoi Ns upcc to our readers that such is bVs
~ we are nalfy " IN hand full assortment OF Sprsg
tue case. ne Ia - and is selling low rates
and summer Dry Sr r. apii
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oDfe DOZEN bla0k Cravats. -9rerior cv &susSy
~ day ana fer sale BY ,JAMEsdlsyle.xy.
40 Main
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BONNET RIBBONS AND MITTs.

"a assortment of Bonnet Ribbons and Mitts T.
IA BIRD, reed this day and FOG sale by -
aPit JAMES Low. ny.
Main Lon,
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Proposals for warming and ventilating.

ARomrEors OFFICE, MILITARY ASYLUM,
Washington, ID. c., March o. 1858.
EALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until IL
O'Clock, Tuesday 10Th day April for warming
venlaiine building Military Asylum this
This building $50 feet 81 feet Deep and is three stories
high There wing 90 feet long 46 feet wde and
high.
The apparatus warming and venang be completed and
up ready by the first day of December
Bidders will and specifications, but must
be understood materials Workmanship OF temporary
will be admitted a
be subjected TO the inspection and the architect
other appointed for before beingre
ceyed.
bidders bids all materials and all kinds
workmanship the finish Of The
that IL shall be every ready for
will be during
the building be occupied the first day oDeccm
the apparatus will then be put opeaon and ed du
IL work satisfactO
whole specified the will be paid 10 the
satisfactorily, then the contractor
will required supply the defects and the event Of failure
he will be required take down the and remove
from the asylum grounds at his own expense.
The board OF commissioners hemseves the right
all Of the bids OF them regarded conducive
the interests of the institution
The plans OF the building he at this office. tNo 70
Wnders Budng) the hours of 10 and ii o'clock
daily, until the aforesaid 10Th day Of April next
Lieut. Engineers Architect Military Asylum.
The Washington Intelgncer, baltimore Sun, Philadelphia
Journal and Richmond Enquirer
publish the three week until the 10th OF
April, Office. March 7-eodtluhApril
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Nassau Han college Of New Jersey, Princeton

Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 70 min
should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang synen
The ycer ending June, 1884,
Of ending June 1892 the sopb
1885, aud the Freshman Chase tie
ending 1880, hereby requested assemble
Washington third OF March, A. D. 1887 II The ne
the chain love and Henahio which
entirely exchange more IN 'he
greeting and sympathy and TO lament the nmy fate OF
Of their most promising cohpceu
preliminary meeting of The rchspponted committee win be
Sepsmbe A. D. 1885, the Uniisd
Hotel Fourth and Fifth
which casser whom be
attend, the viii
adopted full an attendance NJ possible
whom this addressed viii be
good enough the oflhe committee BY mail with
their respective post Offices 6 .s
Of Trenton N. j., Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER q. HART, n. d.,
oi Phiiadephia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LlCBTNER,
PHILIP PENDLETON
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
BaIsio Ifou Glasa Works, NJ
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
JoHs WKrpnAR, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--laHtMaI3 lIDtelisenccrJ
the civilized countries Of the world
their editorial crtumDs,
scattered through the four a.
OF globe and all throughout the United
requested asuiious
casionay this daia and ths ID OF March, A. D. 1851
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Proposals fOr building Light-h0use ON " seven
foot Knoll. mouth OF Patapsco river, MD.

..ee TREASURY DEPARrMsSr,
Office Light house Board
AEHssHe Washington, u. o. March ~, 1861
pkoPosAi.s sI bs which
The bids will be opcn~d for furnishing the materials
wrought ana casros) building upon pile
"Ssven Knon
Md, by the 3pth Of December
Detailed drawings Of the of
office, mo. 81 wnders building)
should bid be accepted viii be executed
No payment will be made uas the completed
before received must DO by the
IN appointed supenend agent having power
reject all materials and workmanshp with
Of the contract.
The right reserved 10 reject and all bids thar be
deemed TO the public interest.
All bids should be sealed and addressed
dorsed "Proposas for 5sven-foo Knoll light house.o
EDMD. l.. Z. HARDCASTLE,
Engineer Secretary.
Mar 2s-eodm
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IDproced for aseIr~porfanf changes Of sohsd
utc.
nHE completion Wheel
Columbus, uniting. does by short and direct
Baltimore portions est,
(and North gives this greatly increased nd
through travellers thai direction On and after Mon
day. November 27 1854, the trains will be follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily will each dncciiou Fs the mall
an, leaving Camden 2, instead OF o'clock
heeofoe sunday and arriving Wheeling 40
Second; the train, leaving 5, instead off,
heretofore, and through Wheeling in about IL
reaching there 10 u.s. This train will Wash
burg John's Run, Cumberland Piedmont. Rowesburg
Feuerman, Famngton Cameron and Moundvis only for
wood and and meals Beth these trains make and
regular with Of the Central Ohio road for Cam
BRIDGE Zanesvlc Newark, Columbus Cncnnau Louisville Day
anausky Toledo, Detroit Indanapol Chicago st. Louis
leaving Baltimore by the mail train will reach Gin
there al R The next night being kept but one night on the route by
either train .#H # Et. 5lgs# sp 5st
make direct with Cleve
Ptsbug railroad all when the Ohio navigabe
for between Wheeling and Wesve BY leaving Baltimore
Returning the trains Wheeling foows express
80 reaching baltimore so the mail train
al IL 45 p. M reaching Baltimore al 7, .s 4lt
Through tckes by Wheeling Cincinnati Madison
Louisville 81 Louis and other river cis will be sod al all times
when the stage OF water will admit. et5 & 1gs
Through tickets hetween Baltimore and Washington and all
important cies nnd the West sold the ticket occs
OF the company @ t tA t.As
gaai FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail train, leaving Camden station will aks oi
Wheeling II As, mldnght Cumberland at 10 Is, and
rives baltimore nj 2, p. " ~ EE
dae places will p daily e1ccps Sunday arriving
in Frederick att 40 Returning will leave Frederick at 8,
arriving Baltimore at - 3o noon. rttE.5a I HNlas
The Ecotls Mills accommodation will be daily, (ercep
Sundays,) follows;
Leave Camden station at 8, a. r., and B. p m.
Leave Eiicou's Mills at 2 80, a. m, and ao p m.
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o N UxDucI, f
Washington, March y 1865.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation and brick
OF the Washington aqaedact
Proposals. received the e Of May will be opened Of
that +
Maps pTofles specifications be ready
animation and AFTER the 10th day April neat
Proposals VAL be received the particular cnvvft
Widges, ac &c described in and specifications
Portions only of Of the works be completed ner ue
but all unfinished work VIII
subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
the right prescribe the Of work 10 be done and rate
appro palon decide when and
what works shall be stopped uni funds become available
In OF the entire particular work for want Of
funds, the reserved will paid ~ In the Judgment OF
the The work has been properly executed 80 s as has
gone. H n
will be specie upon the United State.
the monthly of the reservng 10
and will be diton OF all that the work
sbai he paid their iui monthly, and IN specie
All bids should be sealed aud endorsed Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqueduct"
The United right reject all the bids
should they be deemed aud 10 make such arrange
enls as maj considered os' conducive 70 the progress OF The
work.
Every accompanied guarantee, signed by
responsible that he they under
the bidder bidders WILL his their bid accepted
within days. with good and suicien
securities fr completion Of the saiA
by of Unhtsd tases eatiu
judge United States district agent souc ohice OF
vdua known the Engineer De-
OF War that the guaantos are able to make good their
guarantee .- II
..aes.-r N. q. MEIGS,
Pa, aha
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JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

approved Sd March, 1885, entitled An
extend empion rights 20 certain settlers therein men
extended The above
toned odd numbered sections within SIX miles each
side Of the where settlement and Improvement
made and paid for
oftwo dollar. and fy before e day Hed
public the approved 9Th March, s5a emit
tied An net for the relief Of settlers lands reserved for oa
settled the abovcnamed
prior of shdrawat will be entitled TO
enpons the ordinary minimum price Of the public lands at
the rate Of dollar and proven
and paid for before the day hxed for the public sale Therefore
entitled OF the
odd numbered menoned within miles
ID March, 1885, above
made prior the 4h Of February 1885,
CHE date of aoment) under the act Of 9Th March, e54
prior original withdrawal Of
from market likewise entitled
9th March, 1884 of the lands oHfs
the mile directed the 18Th
day Of establish the snsisfac
OF the land oco and
therefor the price fixed BY law Yccicsbs
the for pub
embracing
claimed otherwise claim will be forfeited sEa
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of General Land once.
Feb g--lawl3w flint. and Sarl
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se#a#. a@a.t .#i Washington, March 9, 1855.
N petition George, OF Baltimore, Maryland,
praying Of granted him the
Machines for irving and
dressing shnges for from the expiration OF said
patent, takes 29h day OF May 1855
said petition be heard at the Patent once
Monday, l of May II O'Clock, and all
show IL they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing required file the Patent
objecons specially forth writing Mt least twenty
hearings all testimony filed BY either party
be hearing transmitted in accord
Office which will ba furnished app
cation.
testimony will be closed the 4h of May, 1855
deposons and other relied upon as testimony must be
filed morning Of that day the
inents, any, within days thereafter.
this be published in the Unon ihei
geucer Evening STAR Washngton D. CT Argus, Bamore,
Maryland Evening Argus Phadephia. and Sci
rnthc New York, week for three
siye previous 18th day of May next the day OF
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
papers please copy and send their
bills Ofice paper containing this
Mar 1O-law3w
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stopping at Southampton both going and returning they oner
Londoa Hayre
oth her route, for the economy of time and money.
Passage from New York TO ssaiaarpton and Bremen.
First cabin. saioon s3o; cabin, sason siio
second do. 500.
All letters and newspapers through the ONCE
No bills OF ading will be signed the day OF sailing
An experienced Ia attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, apply 10
g. III. SAND, III south William ST., N. Y.
q. HEINEKEN 4 Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY h Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELik, Havre.
lar 6-dy /. + u
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John " sNDER dealer in the former odestab,shed
Of Jacob sndar No 70 Wsinut street, four doors
below Fourth street, where viii be supplied with wines
and liquors on the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNIpER Ia of foreign
omce No Walnut street where he Is prepared 70 receive orders
for the special importation houses Eu
quantities Of single upwards and also .e'icits
for his John Vaughan sndr his friends and
former cu~somers
All delivered Washington city ny "Aaamss ESpsess" "
free OF freight
Juno p-Aiy H.a
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pursuance ef lsw FRANKLIN PIERCE. rrssasn. Of
public once at AUarsra Ia lhs
s.1s @ alssisslrsi eema'ensina Monday me As
hearing odd numbers within sI niles %
me states of and M..srr ssSlees y s aoass a
@ mum pses q two collars and nay PROVIDED ~
price BY the act q sh August 1854
sss but .se.sgasnay whdrswa uuu far,hsr notice
ee.es poo aoaa ron sanaoa Montgomery by ratie notice No
jee ss date q said ~i,haa~a wsss soa.s
sepembs 1854, suu,sd ,owashp to
SorfA oftAs las ans cast Of tAs caostss ..ea,an
Township four, OF range thirteen.
townships isres four, ess and az, o. range toaeee
townships tss oa, rs az sna seven q range sixteen
Township seusn Of range eighteen.
M saes Z aso sss, seo d . :" ~ ~ ne asd, outside
no, since restored TO private entry as shove stated which win be
for actual and :, he asss prescribed sy
s S sSS ss q ~ a. OK y - ss sss @
be subject 10 sni and location and after Monday the nineteenth
day Of March nexi, 10 wit
duies subject 10 at AuecsrA Missssrrr;
North ei sas base Inns, and Of ae caoea~ psrsisn
townships taree four se, si1 and seyen Of rsnse Twelve
Townshps t1r our Grs r and seven Of rans. fourteen
Townshp sepsn, Of range afeen
Townships three four fee ' and seven, Of range seventeen
In the district lands subject DEaoroL ALAs
Nor,s As base lire, and Of As praeipai meridian
Townships thirteen fourteen, fifteen, and seventeen Of
Townships thirteen, fourteen, feen ss1sa seremseen
Iange three.
Townships heen fourteen, aea nssn, seventeen,
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range five.
The township herein wholly
Of fifteen miles respectively
aud those italics partly within said limits, desig
mated diagrams which viii furnished
district Offices BY The Commissioner Of the General Land oce
The lands will be sold subject The rigM Of way granted by the
September 1885, Tor railroad
exceeding hundred side thereof therefore
particular Of land which include the road will be sold
Official
The will be offered the public sale the order in
they will be kept open sut
time admit o offering all the lands, but exceeding
applications make entries the lands
public proclamation
ant close OF the weeks.
my hand city Washington,
February Ammo Domin thousand eight hundred
hhy. Ave. III
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the Presidents
JoHS WILSON,
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mo. 5a2.1

NOTICE OF the sstabiishsasnt OF the once os Sur
general OF public lands for the Territory OF Utah
In authority the Febfuasy
1885, An establish The ofca OF
OF Utah. grant
Uaitea that office
Territory be located Great Salt Lake City Until
oihe wise ordered. +
my hand, the city OF Washington, this twenty
fourth day of March, anno DomiD 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Mar 29--2awGw (Ipt. u 6tar,l
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i,HoCOLATE Cocoa, and Broms.- w. BAKER Co's
" chocolates. and broma
have been awarded by the chief Institutes
Union for sale by s the pncps' sroes ~
United States, and by their agents; e..
Hus-ey Murray, New York Grant and rwei Philsdepha
Thomas VI. Brnndge, Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
oAioi and =. n. Howell, Georgetown, D: G.
sp3--dy Dorchester, Mass
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Office hereby that ageeaby Of Congress
proved March g. 1855, following of postage
charged and ate, the first day Of fp er lieu of those
established, to wit: 1875 sH
single the mail, between
exceeding
miles, for distance exceeding three thousand
miles, cent,
and after said first day of April prepayment letters
foreign
government business The
privilege remains unchanged
first day January, eighteen hundred
required place
prepaid letters which such been placed
by the writers.
BY the second of Is
uniform system
letters This provision Of the law will be carried into effect and
postmastes
te necessary blanks be prepared and distributed
E#' aa JAMES CAMPBELL,
ts...ts s.sr Postmaster General
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
45a Ita March 0, 1855. ..t
Mar l0- -9tayfl An
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

fns pesscs ago. - . snle.. hs
peyaent % tse suasesipaen made is s5vsaos
Distant Subscribers aAy nnosey ~
WHICH ~i Be paid By and AL N-~saea
rranxmissiom.
The COUNTRY PAPER T. pabn~ssa w~ssy sassns
sionA q Congress- and semls~cesly during
Subscriptions hs sesaos pear be
terms psop"rttensd 10 tho s0sss ssmaai rates.
WFosfMAsrkxs authorized sxsass sad ~
sending as riss DAILY saescri So encos.a O. v.
sEMwEEkLY saeserlee s4a sAcs.es Wa 30 suup.a a
a copy srssts
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IRON HALL.


having the business leave
II sass household furniture
Particular aeution given III.
entire
sired settled up eashed four hours after The
delivery Of the goods.
Cash advanced every description merchandise conss
sale Every eort will be made tsnde satisfactory
al sale intusted his
C. w. BoTELnR.
March g-3saw3w Iron Hall.
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March s-s,aw5w .
United states Psssn, Ua.ss.


AN the peuon obe, New York, ks~ York,
praying patent srand hisi for
the sdes of 'sbss
for from The sneion Of said pa'en which ses place
on The day OF June, lJ5- II l 80
i ordered Thar The petition heard sse Pa,en Oeas
MONDAY, Juns IL O'Clock, al
cson. aoterd appear any have,
why ysaidpe petition ought 20 he grsntrd.
opposing required Gle the
once specially rh writing
hearing iesi~ony sed BY ehof parry,
be
eordance Office which viii be furnished
picatlon. s4a4
testimony the will be closed s 3st ~ May 1875
relied Testimony be
the on ,
xumans Il any within las resitsr.
Ordered usiaB
gence and Evening star Washington, D. q AEas B,nose
Nd Philadelphia Pa. and Scentfne
New York, prtvouh
lilh day Of June the day Of hearing
9W CHARLES MASON,
Of ralsnfs.
pspers ~i r,saSe copy, and send
bills Patent oahce, paper coDsising ts houoe
Mar Is--iaw3w
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
& sAez.sllk i1t.llI

G& - ~ Jyt3 t36it2E aG
Trans foIouss o. IL 'stiH7
EAvE daily, except sunday, and ~, and
On ssnaay sa|,ao :, g q a. M n and md 3 p M
The with 1amos and Ohio railroad for the West
For sy fnaspSa ana New Yora
For Annapolis, at 81, an, and 5, p m
t,l rs '#I II. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Particular attention called requiring responsible
voucher color who wish the road
Dec l5-df t
HIinnesota I-finncsota l-sIinnesotaI
HENRY MKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Office oH Post Office Building, Third street,
PAUL, 7.
Land bought and sold throughout me Territory Money loaned
land warrants located. go
RxrFRrscss,
Minnesota.
Hon. w II. Weich, chief justice Of Minnesota,
hsn hss H ss seisrsse e ssTns.
Mes-rs Borap Cakes, bankers,
]. I. Rosser, secretary OF the Territory,
Rev T. NJ Faisnca, rssi.ie. Unisd State. land ONCE.
VIM H. Hoeombe, recsiyer United States land Office,
Giber, Davis, ESQ.,,
Gspsa Sspsi ,S.Is: x. ps:rss.',er, rfss'
sss.r. ss'.. wl's%s II asa%i.'s ( sries nephew
Joseph rss,.es n, c p,s.iasn'o Of Western Bank
Freed, Ward, a Freed,
siters, James, a Co.,
!" Bailey Co.,
n Mss.ehsrs. as attorney sssr, @ysi A. law, SI"''
James Kitchen NJ. D.,
William stosver, ESQ.
Messr.. Brown, Joensos, 90, bankers.
Mcssr.. Brown Johnson bansers,
50 900 Of land warrants wanted
Feb ii-dSwam'
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Aw Partnership -sapsens Ceuss sf the urttsa
IL asa,cas-RoHEsrJ WtLkEn LOUISIANA have hnfnsd
pastaer-hip hsn sf wAkss
gsnsrp, a. Cosu th~
Washington ety. hey tsnns
They " addresssd shss
o 3 New yprk, New Oneans-
Jan
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DERRY = opened spsns supplies
highest POINT being eo@psvte s all de-
psrtmepp throughout.
Purchase. bad better early choice styles
exhausted
sch only ss ssshi
r 40 those reesrals prompt ~
setng a,a yss~~edi all oshrrs are da~escf On onf
n.,oner. ar. earnestly scrds on
bly, eseasA eoafus.oa IN accounts
Kid gloves unchanged of taken hscs .l
one price only - -. 80.
Additional supplies arriving daily
Mad iJ-Alguf
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NJ. q. MEIGs,
Capt. of Engineers, in charge,
FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE. bt
To Capt. NJ c. Megs, u. D. Engineers. As
We, the residents
hereby Jointly evea with the United States, and
in the foregoing bid - be acce6ted that he OF
will, within OF the said bid,
tho the with good and sufficient sureiies to
furnish the articles in conformity The terms
ofthe which And the
said shall fl aforesaid guaranty
the lowest bidder.
tsigned) s- A. B.
:. Z. d..
hereby certify best Knowledge and belief the
above named glarantors are good and sufficient .
(sgned) f. 7.
Mar S-3awt6thN h lawtf