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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-22

soon to issue cur whole edition upon this paper
AMI we should have deferred any reference until
that period, but for the Numerous calls which we
have had upon us from all quarters for specimens
of it. Its inventor Mr. George w. Beardsley oi
this city, kindly furnishes US with ream to print
for circulation among those directly interested in
| the important discovery.
The paper is made from pulp produced from
basswocd shayings, Of peculiar form thrown of
by Mr.: Beardsley's planning machine, which has
been improved 10 produce this result 1t is from
the pure wood alone. The paper furnished US was
made at Satterlee's MiI Little Falls, under upfa-
vorable circumstances. The supply of pulp was
SO small that the mill had to be served by hand IN
stead of by guage pumps, the consequence of
which was such irregular feeding as to produce
slightly irregular thickness of paper. The paper
has also been used, with perfect success by Mr..
Gravit, for transferring fine line engrayings- s--a
result which cannot be attained by any other ord
nary newspaper.
But Mr. B. is not Teitrscted to basswood.-He
has made experiments which leave no doubt upon
his mind that paper of a texture even superior to
that which he has already produced from that
wood can be produced from other native woods,
found in equal abundance
The pulp is manufactured very cheaply, and
by very simple process-known, Of course to
himself alone. 1t can be packed in bags or bales,
as compacty as cotton, and sent as readily to any
part of the country or world, and at rates which
(if it shall prove available must ultimately drive
rags entirely ont of the market
Thus far Mr.. b. has only manufactured so much
pulp as would be necessary for the prosecution Of
his experiments. But he purposes, as soon as
arrangements can be perfected. to enter largely
into the Manufacture of the article for market.
1t can be used in any paper mil, furnished ready
for the finishing engine, and capable Of producing
weight of paper equal to the. weight Of the pulp
used. Consequently, in adopting it, no new ma
ehinery will be required, but great deal of the
most cumbersome now used and much of the most
unpleasant part of the work Of making paper from
rags, may be dispensed with
This discovery, as timely as it is important
will prove of incalculable value to the world The
necessity Of some such substitute for the articles
hitherto used in the manufacture Of paper, had
become imperative. The demand had already
outstripped the supply; and the most serious diff
fculties were apprehended in the future. If MIR.
Beardsley has discovered the needed substitute he
will have done more for the world than any liv-
ing cotemporary. And that he has made this dis
covery, few acquainted with the qualities of good
paper will doubt, with these crude specimens of
Eastwood Paper before him.
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PROPOSALS FUft NAN BAes.
PosT OFFIcz DEPARTxxxr, }


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this dsp.ri
- ment until O'Clock. n Of the Esd day Of Aprl
next for furnishing for four years from first daT Of july
next in such quantities and such times as may BE n
qured and ordered for the mail service mad bags Of the
following description, to wit:
ClHrGs Nal Br0s
Size No l. (S inches in length and 90 inches in ercum
fererc TO be made Of cotton canvas weighing at least Is
ounces to the yard OF % inches width the yara Of the
fabric TO be doubled and twisted. and fve-fod
Size No g. al inches in length and 4s inches In rcsm
ference to be made Of Gotten canvas weighing 0uoce
to the yard of q inches width. and te e0fh De oFsc
in every respect like that of the first size Of Bags
Size No (S2 inches in length and 50 inches in crefn
fsrenoe to be made Of cotton canvas weighing 10 onncss
to the yard of 22 inches width and the cloth be woven
as above described.
The canvas bags Of sizes Nos and be riade with
sufficient number of eyelet holes, and provided with
strong cord to their mouths All be well snd
distinctly marked az = Edi." and 10 be numbered a..
cording to the sizes above specified
TarfIs
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THURSTON q BERNARD,

RE now receiving their stock Of Fall and VIM IN An
N ter Dress Goods, consisting Of Silks Cash Htlf
meres French and English Merinos all Wool De- QIaj
anes Hosiery Gloves Corsets and general assortment
of Staple Goods.
The goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
BY Of the firm since the decline in prices OF Foreign
Merchandise, and will be freely offered to the public at
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
all TO give our stock aR examination. octsH
NEGROES FOX HIRE have several Negro
~ Women for hire the balance Of the yes- as well a.
81 for sale. REFS W. PORTER
March llth i5s-K
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James C. Aver.

PRACTICABLE A. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 81 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81
Sold at Wholesale by BERRY & DsWOvtLLE;
At Retail by BROWN & GRUBRs
Also by my Agents in almost ever, town in the ssas
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oTFicE-ooRTER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

TTE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at tie following rates Single copies one
year in ADVANCE g. 5o within the year 50 90 the
end Of the year. 81 90.
CLUBS of Eve ofce and upwards 81 90 per copy,
for one year Clubs Of subscribers viii be received for
six months at the foregoing rates.
The TRl WEEKLY is published every Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday, at IS 90 per annum in advance; II BOT
paid in advance, IS 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
~ THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. II
Rsmttanees Of subscriptions may be made By maii al our
risk
40 paper viii be sent out of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
V- We wish it distinctly understood that no paper viii
be discontinued until all arreaages paid eacept at the
option ef the publishers.
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

THE MUTUAL PROTECIlUN lHoUAANCE COAfANt
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OFFICE over Sheppard l. Cos. Excha Office, Will
I insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise, &C., &c, &c. against Loss or Damage BY
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Western waters against the
Hazards Of Inland Navigation and the Cargoes Of Vessels Of
every description against the Per Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the es of persons in good health for single year.
for of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount OF Pre-
miums which they may pay
NJ S. PITCHER, President
J.B. JOHNSON Vice President
CJF WHARTON Secretary. janl
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NIlGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREOTYPE !
STOCK DEALERS.

UaHVEEaEEN EETToI5 End
STOCK DEALERS.
q C HUGHES Union street, over Stretch & OTIS
fN HUGHES 80 College street. late Dobyns 20:
A TEACH OF these Galleries the public can OBJ selT}A
n tain trst class Pictures use the oestSS2Ay
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus our
Rooms are neatly fitted up with Powerful Side and SKY.
Lights the only IN the city, which IS acceded By all
Artists aud COnnoseures be the best for taxing large
FAMILY GROUPS So as to dispense with those daik
shadows 90 gnerallv seen and objected TO. We have a
beautiful PIANO for the of the LADIES As we attend
personally 70 Siters patrons may rely On polite
attention, aud Pictures second 10 none.
s- Citizens and Strangers politely invited TO visit
our Rooms, whether they need Pictures or not
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n ENTiSTS will psase take notice The undersigned is
~ only agent in Nashville; and thuse wishing
make Of Teeth will please make their purchases direct Of
him. he has just received another supply Of Teeth which,
with his former stock makes it large and complete He
has also on hand few fine cases Of Dental Instruments
all complete; also Forcsp, Fles Pluggers Excavators
Buns, Drills Bench Vices, C0rrundum Files, Wheels &c
For sale by Z. STRETCH,
Formerly Stretch Orb Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner College and Union Streets, Nashville. Tenn.
feb6-tf
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FAsHTONABLE CLOTHING AID TAILORING Es-
TABLIsHMEEr,
4 .pt4ar


No. Ii Cedar street,
Five doors from Public Square, Nashville,
JNTHERE may be found choice and well select >aa
w ed stock Of "A
Cloths, Cassinercs, and Vestinss, VI
Of the latest and beautiful patterns, all cf which Will
be made upto order n the fashionable style, and AZ
short notice as be done i'll any city in the Cnc1,
and 81 prices TO suit the times
1 am now Receiving nT stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods; and, being tsied that they by the hand
soonest Goods brought TO this market an examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made Clothing. Goats, Pants and Vests OF
aiknds. A t1e assortment OF Mems Furnishing Goods
SEsand Merne UuGcrshTts, Shirts Stocks UoTeS Sus-
renders Cravats Pocket Handkerchefs SILK and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c
sS- Garments out -lhe shortest notice. Please call
aad examine. LJ.HUUGH,
mchT-tf AGENT.
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DAGUERREOTYPES! DAGUERRFoFYPEs /!

OHARLES C. GIERS would respectfully inform his
customers aud the ladies' particularly that he has
moved from Cedar to the of Deaderck and
and College streets over Brownies, where he will be glad
to see all who are in Of ne and life like pictures He
has gone great expense in fitting up powerful side and
sky lights and his roOus fitted up in elegant style
He engaged the services of experienced and polite Op
era ors and determined 10 make his the Model Esab
lshnent of the South West and feels assured that he will
be able TO give sasiactisn.
He nyos the public to call and examine his specimens
as aso some fine Oil Paintings by tho Old masters just re-
ceved from Europe which he offers for sale very low
Call at the of DeadercS street and the Square
n. B-An experienced operator always ready ior any
outdoor work. such taking buildings, deceased persons
6c iauIO-tf
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For Memphis, New Orleans, ST. Louis, and
louisville,
n 4 Il,

TRIM EE Il "
The So5endid NsW Passenger Steamers,
OSITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLEa, Master, leaves
I J Nashville every Monday at o clock r. NJ. -,
J. G. CLINE JAMES DAVIS, Master leaves Nashville
every Wednesday ct 6 O'Clock, T. N,
JOHN SIMPSON, JAck DAVIS, Master leaves Nashville
every Friday at O'Clock, r NJ
Connectin9 at Padncah with The Daily ouisve and St
Louis United States Mail Boats and at Memphis with The
splendid New Orleans steamers BoLLErIN, d. H. W HILL
Gro. COLLIER and INGoNAR.
The accommodations of this line cannot be surpassed
and passengers will ind it by far the speedes means Of
travel either North or South.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
A. a. DAVIS, or | on,s
anfe.f A HAMILTON. HseHt0'
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To THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC. ~
NNTE receiving the largest and best selected
w stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
offered in this market We are offering extra induce
all punctusl buyers, knowing that many
persons will be induced purchase their goods for cash.
when they can gain advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables 10 Oer buyers great advantages IN the
oflow prices and good styles
~ Country Merchants will find our stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and Deanes, Mernos, Rib
bons and many other desirable goods suited their trade
at very low prices.
Rich Plaid Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
d" spun +" Lace Curtains;
&" Marines; Muslin
" DeLanes; Satin LANES;
French English Merinos; Union Dsmasks, with
Black BombaZueS; TaSses Gimps d Cornice;
AaDaccaS Bonnet Ribbons
''. Merino l. DeIanes Black d colored Velvet
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths;
IS Collars Cassimeres;
Muslin Fancy Vestings;
Muslin Habit & Sleeves lambs Wool Shirts;
Emb'd Il col d linen Cam HkfsMerino
White Il cold Silk Tules; Gloves and Hdkfs
Jackonet & Swiss FlouncingsC Cravats and Scarfs;
White Goods, all kinds; Brown Canton Fannels;
Sattinetts, sill qualities; Black
Jeans Ticking all qualities;
Tweeds Prints, /"
Flannels 4" Ginghams 4"
Plaid Lnsevs " Irish Linen, I"
Blch'd Sheetngs, all qualities; Table Linens, 4"
DomesticS Twlling,
Brewn Domestics Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such usually kept in
"best class Dry Goods houses We invite buyers to
anime stock and judge for themselves of the induce
ments we offer. W. A. 4 j. G.. McLELLAND.
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and So College ST.
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New Sgprimg Goods
At NuOLHSALE.
L. b. FIYE & co.

L. b. FITE d G o.,
No. 0 College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
RE now in recent of handsome and desirable stock
IN of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. BOnnets.
Parasols. Umbrellas, etc., which they offer to the
trade for very small advance for cash. or short time pa
per- to which system Of business they intend to adhere
strictly Such buyers will ind largely TO their interest
give this stock thorough examination before making
their purchases.
DRESS GOODS as it Is large and beautiful Also, full
supply of DUFOUE & eos B0LTING CLOTHS.
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FRENCH,s IIOTEL

EitEhCh's EAO 4 LII.
Corner 0, City Hall Square and Frankfort Street,
NEW YORK,
(0pgosi5e tie city Hall ant Park Foyatain)
HAS been RE-FITFED and FURNISHED The sub
L scriber trusts that for convenience elegance COM
fort and economy, 1t cannot be surpassed in the world
all the warmed grsts they fitted up with
marble top wash stands, which supplied with Croton
water by silver plated cocks The halls and water closets
every 1Jor lighted during the night. This Hotel IS
conducted the European Pau Of Lodging Rooms and
meals as they may be ordered 10 The Refeciory.
ap4-lm X. FRENCH
\. B B-po not belisye Eackmen and Runners who laay
say that we are full as some doso from pcgnary interest
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= AISU-
flr. Jackson's Pile and Tetter Embrocatien.

This may be considered specific, and is warranted to
cure 1t only Immediately allAys pam ana nnaIna
IL sHc,ly cures very short time persons whose lives
have been rendered miserable fof years Its application
produces pain, but rather an agreeable ana peaSa
sensation Call OF send for list Of cures and you viii be
astonishod. - %, >, d,
rs For sale BY G. ". Hendershott Nashville; Bell,
Robinson Co, Louisville; and J. ID. Park, Cincinnati
leb9-Smd&w
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HOTELS! HOTTEST
gnuG and Tobacco.
PETEis 20 RILLA ed,

---------- MANUPAeFU REF, ---.--
No a. Chatham Street, NewYork.
StUCCESS0Rt0 PETER and GEoRGs LoRILLARD, offers
- for sale all kin is Of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars, Price Current be obtained by ad
dressing above This Establishment is one of the old
est Of the kind in the United States.
Feb lily.
REFORMATION WANTED,
TO the present Of Robert Patterson and Cor
II nelius Lemont who both enlisted soldiers in the
war of 1912.
Robert Patterson lrishmsn bv birth, Weaver BY
trade and 81 years Of age in 1913 They both enlisted at
Nashville. Tennessee. They their hers can learn some
thing to their advantage by addressing
fell eO&wlm BOX 35l, z. o. Nashville, Tenn
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COLE LEATHER TRUNKS and VALISES.
- Received direct trcm Philadelphia large stock o the
best Sole Leather Trunks with extensive assort-
ment of Black ronramed Travelling Trunks (Single aud
Tray Tops) of every quality. and at the lowest prices
We respectfully ask the attention of all in want of good
Trunks 10 examine stock.
mill RAMAGE & CHURCH. 42 College st.
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NOTICE.
g II. LOOMS i CO., my sole agents for Nashville
y, will furnish the people Of Tennessee with all the diff
erent kinds of Wine made by Dle my Cincinnati whole
tale prices Also the Caawaba Grape Cuttings for plant
ing. Call and see them. n. L0NGWORTh
mar23f Cincinnati Ohio
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White County BrOoms.
ID ECEIYED, direct from the manufacturer 80 dozen
LII Brooms securely bound with wire manufactured IN
White County equal if superior, to any brought
to the market. For sale by DAVIS & SWAMI.
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Use SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL : THE
| ONLY CURE FOR DEAFNESS. -SCARPAS
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL, for the cure OF Deafness,
Pans and Discharge of Matter from the Ear also all those
dsagreeable noises like the buzzng OF insects falling OF
water whizzng Of steam &C, which are symptoms ol ap-
preaching DIZZINESS and also generally attendant with the
teen and twenty years. and obliged touse ear trump
cts have after using two or three bottles thrown aside
their trumpets being made perfectly welt fhyseahs
and surgeons highly recommend its use. - -
READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL HAS
DONEl-The greatest ever yet performed by any
medicine 1t fails
-. IL Dill. Eai.L.-el.lcLar
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WEST TROY, June o.
This is to certify that l. Willard jerks, proprietor OF
ths West Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted win
in one ear for the last twenty years, and IN the
other for the year. that it was impossible Tor me 70
asar the loudes voice and after trying various remedies
improving my hearing IN the least wa INDUCED 70
ness ead il is with great qualification am enabled TO
state that it has perfectly restored my hearing and viii
relation to nv case, at my place in West Troy.
am JENK
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WINDOW GLASS.-64 half boxes Saurinze and
w WhiIeman's l0xl2 Window Glass;
"a half boxes Saurinze and Wktemans sxl0 Window
Glass in store and for sale by
mhl8 W. H. GORDON l. co.
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VNTE have in store, which we will sell for cash
w 200 bags Bio Coffee; 70 boxes Palm Soap;
81 hogsheads Sugrr; 1853 do Star Candles;
loo bbls MOlasses. ~ do Tallow do;
li51l bbls do; II bbls Clover Seed;
maI2S g. H. LOOMS & co
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United states Patent once,

:
peution OF Emily G. PulHan adminsuax of the estate
of Lewis Pullman deceased late Of Abion New York pray
OF granted 10 the said Lewis Pullman
2s August 1S4 for Improvement In machines
removing buildings Hc for from the expiration
patent which takes place the 2ist day of August,
1856
that said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday the 9th day Of August next at IL o'clock M and all
persons appear
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
the required 10 file In the Patent
Office specially forth writing least
hearing All testimony ed by either
transmitted
Office, which will be furnished
picaon.
The testimony closed 26h of July
deposons papers relied testimony, be
office before the morning OF that day the
cuments, within days thereafter
Ordered this notice be published in the Union, lnei
gcncer and Evening Star, Washington, D. C Pennsyvanan,
Philadelphia scen dc American, New York, ~ r.; Daily
Baltimore Republican Post Boston, Mass,
weeks previous TO the 9Th day OF
gust next, the day Of hearing.
Commissioner Of Fafents.
of above will please and send
Oce, with containing this notice
May 22-law3w
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nv RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
MA E
Time between washington and Wheeling but 4


Tin,e between washington and wheeling but I7i
Tnrougn riesets and Baggage Cheeks be N
Washington,
VHE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved
~eE, eonseaoas now offers the fullest Inducements TO nav
the Northwest and the Southwest.
TIE eonnerion between trains Washington
bound West Baltimore promptly made The
Washington Junclon aey called the Relay o1e nine miles
saa me oba Ss Baggage i checked through 70
Wheeling a The Washington station and echecked and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
Washington daily at O. and Az n on Sundays al The
Al WheeIns CEN
TRIAL ONO RAILROAD running hom Behae, on The Ohio,
near Whes,na through Cambridge laaesvie and sewak to
Man6eid sandu.ky sandusky, roedo Detroit,
AZ Counbu with
o. re Lsfs Ma,si railroad 70 xeaa ciNclNsAri Louis
A. xs1 srs". on % m" 10 ssssS ss
Has,e, Lsiayee, Chicago, Rock Island 81 Louis, ac
NseheI, Orleans. sold Washington
are transferred At Cincinnati TO the ~ mail steamers on ne Ohio mo-
FOR CLEVELAND Toledo. Detroit Chi
Sc, sold when the Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and WeIlsvle, uory nes where connection with
Cleveland and Pitlsburg railroad s made
while this the only
Shortest speedy direct nearly the leading
West The distance from Washington to Cincinnati! is
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 50 s5
BY raroa $s 6 by from cincanau SIS IndianaPo
Chicago o es and 3s 50 st. Louis sas % and s' Memphis
For FraerisH and Hsrpes Ferry Maro-bug Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont. Oakland and famoun
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take g.
For trains 10 and from Baltimore Annapolis xc special ad
ror furhe information through tickets ac apply to tn
PARSONS, AGENT DIT Washington station. ,,,,,., ,o,,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore.
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Has removed his office TO his esid in Franklin Row.
OF and Thtecnth streets Tie will continue 10 devote his
principally the unit.d supreme
Having devoted the law concerning he win
advice opinions legal arising In before
The Patent Once, and appeals 10 The chief Justice assistant
Justices OF the District OF Colnnhia and will also
and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He wi also written opinions and for par
either the
will also claims before board established for their
adjudication.
lG--fn
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washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQuEDuoT
Washington, March 7, 1855
PROPOSALS invited graduation and brick
dams, tunnels, Washington aqaeduct
Proposals. 9Th Of May will be opened Of
that day.
pofles and specifications the work will be ready
animation and after the 10th day of April next.
Proposals particular culver
bridges, &c described in the plans and specifications.
be completed under
appropriation but all unfinished work will
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
right the work 10 be done and rate
under contract for each appropriation and in
shall stopped unit funds become available.
In the entire particular work for want of
reserved will paid IT, in the Judgment
the eDanee the work has been properly executed so far has
will specie checks the United States
and will be condition of all contracts that The work
men paid their full monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqucduct"
the right reject all the bids
should deemed advantageous and make such
considered conducive the of the
work.
Every accompanied by written signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
bidder bidders w his their bid be accepted
obligation, within days. with COED and sufficient
completion OF the work undertaken said
accompanied by the certificate OF the United States district
United district officer Of
OF War; that the able make good their
guarantee
choose to be present.
Capt. of Engineers in charge