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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-01

The Small Pox IS rasins terribly among
the Usage Indians. Two hundred are
reported as having fallen victims Of the dis
ease.
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LATEST STYLEA
OF Boots and AhOes

4 IL persons desiring the Latest Fashions Tor
- y see what they asel would 10 well TO cali
q DUKE Boot aud Shoe Emporium" where
re = ANXIOUS Y sao ~ na" and splendid stock,
which IS always kept full and complete from his
on u mandatory, ihe NEST extensive la the city.
thus enabling him to ill orders more promptly
than any other house
He has the greatest assortment and best Quail.
" oil material that Is to be found in any one housa
west oil The Mississippi for the manufacture OF
work to order.
His Lasts are all made 10 order, and he var.
rants ht, aud all his work superior 10 anv thin.
in his line In Iowa. Call and see for yourself
May rs, 1858.
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y ain and Good words.

Tie Joliet Tue De1noaQ, has the fol.
lowing remarks on the Prohl5itory Liquor
Law;
A more importarlt question than this
has neyer come before tie people Of lii
uos for their decision. On the fate Of this
ill hangs momentous results Ii i is
dopied by the people-as il will be BY
al overwhelming maioriiv-the direst
curse that ever afflicted the human race
VIII be sAtirpated from our borders; and
The fountain heads oil dissipation. from
which have flowed streams OF LIQUID fire
and life destroying Oscillations, wi! be
dried up.
is b,nefc;ent il ilueuce will Re feIt in
or halls of Legislation in cur courts of
Justice Oh our Eailroads--in The work
sho, --ou the fafR--aroInd the ballot box
Ion tie Sabbaih--in cur streetF-eyefv-
where. from tie Governors mansion "a
tie tiittie mud bowel ID tie State Il
viii dasa tie poisonous cup from the hand
q the inebIlate--elose tile entrances ol The
hauuts II debauehery agains,tie occasion.
al ti.ler quell tic mad splri.-->.ltnce
blcchsnaliau reveify leave or poor hou-
SIS, iails, and penitentarles almosttenant-
less-snl metamorfhose the homes Of
squ-hl poverty aad beso'tel tegradation
into homes Of comfort, competence and
domestic felicity. lis adoption will BIZ a
glorious epoch II the history Of Illinois,
What patriot, fpaiaLthropist, or true friend
o humanity VIII 10 labor to produce such
great aud good results
This law has, u 4nesti rnably. objection
:. abe features and provisions: but these ob-
leciens ere intllng and insignificant com
pared with the great relormatory, elerating
and chris.llnizing principles hut chafac,
terize The lil Tie good II viii accom-
phsh, viii infinitely oscrbaanee the itju-
ries it will do 10 particular Interests. No
true friend Of Temperance reform will
cayil about thi, or that obnoxious feature
Of tie proAibtory Liquor bill Then,
friends 70 &c work Victory petches en-
your Standard lIlltois will give $4,000
majority sor the Maine LIN
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TRUSTEES SALE or way yALuAELE REAL ESTATE
u bessns s aas IN 1 Az 3 u M oSese & Ind @ ~ =
ssasa - ne land records g wssairg9n eeay = he g e
s,s & ana under DEED hsnsg das 'ss so day "a ssEso
s"s NO OS, ,o,a = , "a and y ~ ssa s aa h rs =;
oeock y the followine real estate, wh &c nuse
Pas and TO- in square huber 43Q beginning
for me sae ai point 10 NE ae 4 e west de " syeH'b
line Of H. w.st si5e Of ses.nsh ~ si,ssI s ,v y & [ &
inches oneisnh Of incb ves
cd 10 and handted ieeio the boundary 81 9
feet eleven inches and ons,snh q ~ inch ara esce cast
sontsna; Two thousand seven hundred aed neGswo and o
TIE properly a, most drsle burg ara
lot recently owned and ~ part occupied By the e nm ~ S
otns ihs ciy. s
uaed on Seventh street. and near the Pennsyvapa ayeR0s
he principal city The nioveatn.s
lower portion q me front q and e necessary aek t
and back aheGi ssby feet e le ba-enf,i
nen coal cellar and iufnae Ihe h hepr = asgta INTO tRe
this nopr Is mprrsnsba aropteof vait
and ~ sstiass Be a oa viii ~ih he feso RE @ 9
oniees ae each 81 which can b sesses g hp sse git
going ,roasb other ~ te pari q ~ house
pipes Prom me ,ee srpsr ss lsg a
occupying themselves, which uaJer.
signed have been offered annual q thousand doa
Terms Of aIe Dae fourth of the puichaFe esh e es
due IN equal iasamenls six Twelve, eighteen ara ten G
The deferred AL conveyance oue
hui, acting only trustees, m only
vesied II the sale complied With
within days thereafter, sha resell tito property,
days publications. the and risk OF the st purchaser
On ths mex. day tEriasy,l Al 10 o'eioek. 9 nv, r
place. BY viriue OF the deed Of nst aeesrf A
se The furniture and other personal elonEsg 70 ad ~
complete hanAinE
M counters, desks, tables, Gc
Terms personal All tcss than 5 cash
Of 80 credit Of sixty dayr, satisfactorily
dor.ed bearing interest
]. A. ENGLISH
Nd BASMB,
Trustees Of SeiJHu, Wbsss. &
I'D "A n,
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Ex RAILROAD nzDEcr 40 THE WEST.
l RI x.sa sa - -
Time between Washington and Wheeling bus
..t.x.

Tin,s bss~esn uaahiDsson saa Wheeling bus M
1aoss~i
Rnsaing tie tefse Washington and CaeiHHd 27 aoErsi
Through TICKETS rsggsxs Checks be had in
washington.
SGIE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved
western now enrs i'e fullest Inducements 10 ray
ms enas ss +sssn ,sa sins iron, Washjuroo aud Ing
trains Baltimore always promptly
Washington luneich aiey called the Relay Housed miles
Bamsre Thi e oay change Of required between
Washington Baggage checked
Wheeling Was agon s'aon and reeheeked and transferred
aeh tskets for poLas bsycnd The connecting leave
Washington daily al g. a. M ana ~, D. M on Sundays ai The
AZ beeg direct ssaa made with The trains Of hs
TRAI. OEfD RAILROAD. running IRON heAre, the Ohio
wheeRg hrough Can edse, zanesvie und Newark, 70
COLUMBUS. connect Newark Newark
Mansfield, sandaky for sannsky, Toedo Dsto
Al railroad with The trains
hian rGhrsud "a Aetda, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
formed S The ua,ns through Osyoa to MINNEAPOLIS Tsne
isape, Laayef-, Chicago, Rock Isian st I.ans se.
Enleirsz New which sold At ashingor
transferred uineinasi =, tbe a steamers on ,he os"
Tickets EvsnIyi, Cairo, and 1T Lonis sold by this
FOR cLEvELAnn, 70 Toledo. Detroit,
Sc srr sold when Ohio se between
wheens and ~nsrihs tsouy htteaJ where win
Travellers requested 10 noc' ta while this = the only
soses speedy and direct nearly all The leading
The great West Tue distance on, Wasnr'on 10 .,nennst is
653 miles, being nhnai 100 miles shorter lhsn BY any
Fare by through tieket washnsson: wheeling 80 IS
coiunbas s3 Daytoa, 81 50, Cincinnati, $40 Louisville,
by railroad, 81 by from ciuei.nau, ss; ndnaapa
chienep, $40 e5 and so % 81 Louis s 50 and a5 Memphis,
For rederick ana aapers Ferry Msipburg prnys
Cumberland, Bedford seas Piedmont Oakland and Faimorn
stations between Baaore and Wheeling take g.
For trains Baltimore, Annapolis Sc special
Po nITber information, through tekeH, &c, apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station
Master Of Transpor'aten Baltimore and
May 5--dtf OHIO Railroad, Baltimore.
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ny JAnIEs G. McGuisa, Auctioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE or supERioR ROSE
IA wood, walnut, cherry and maple cabinet
Tuesday morning October 49, cemmsneing ~ O'Clock
haiI sell, the cabinet Samuel Kirby, E
between Pennsylvania hs
beautiful and made furniture oang the largest
offered for sale j7 this city We
nte suites Of rosewood paror furniture a styles and
grades covered win blue and gold, and
gold, purple and brown French bfocatele
OF walnut and mahogany furniture, finished ia
crimson plush, damask, and haircich
Elegant rosewood, and mahogany bookcases,
whan0ts, music stands, fancy chaiEs &c
Beautiful WaFbetnp sldp, ard faheE,
rosewood, walnut and mahogany Of various patterns
Jenny Ind Fremch boasteads
and hnfri in the various woods
Handsome full marhietop cabinets, rashsand and
commcdes OF The very best workmanship and nnisa
Rose wood, walnut apd mahogany wararobcs
Excellent lounges, chairs, fuot stools
Dining and breakfast tables, dining chairs
Sideboarls, and wood chairs
. Hall chairs, hat chamber cabinets
Together with mahogany walnut cher
ry, and maple paia furniture.
The above Mr. Kiby's
Is sufficient guarantee or the quality
Catalogues viii be ready delivery Monday October f5
Terins $50 and UNDER cash credit Of @ and
months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
Sep 30-endSds
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED FHOPENTY ON FENNSFL .
yana avenue, FIint's Hotel publc aUcon.-Ou
Tuesday afternoon, October %, AZ ~ O'Clock precisely shan
18th and Jftn and
running 59 30 alley, with the Improve
and hfck rouse,
back buildings, brick house, stable, Ac.
8 handsomely
throughout, marble nanteis the principal and
every building The main building twelve
backhudng contains Fix good viii large piazza
ming full deptl
In failing cistcrn OF beFidca excel
lent enclosed with nlnefee back wall
and handsomely ornamentei with shrubhery.
This properly known, ard has been occupied for Tho
past Flint hfstcass TsiAuant and
location, of ihe National Theatre
OF executive csparmens Ia
adapted for the business for which ha been
cupted.
The and cf the deferred pEy
menrs win be made known at the sale.
j. G. MCGUIRE,
anpt1 11--eodAd1
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Sep ds
Public Sale.-Yaluable Building Lots at Pied
mont.


on Thnrpdny October 25, 1885, will be offered pabc
" Piedmont Hampshire v,rginis at oeock
hundred building lots These io situated te inmdate
emily of The Baltimore and Oro area6 which through
poperp and which that company have erected number n
buildings, machine shop capable employing @ woSHen
Piedmont pleasantly siiuaed bend of the foomae ve
the Georges creek % miles west nf Cumberland
and 2GG miles from baltimore by rnioad.
Within three this has Then e0ntsihed
two shanties contans 5o buildings ncudieg tso churches
machine c5 by 100 engine HOUSE. i5e Sect "a dam
and another in progress 5 fact dane,er heis sors
sc The healthy with actYe indus
iou and intelligent population Of loco y ss petons fhs
Georges Greek railroad Maryland connects w the knoro
and Ohio railroad In Piedmont
Provisions plenty and prices low.
This lies Central valley OF NfntH Two trains
daily the het&eta
Baltimore Wheeling, which hours here
Piedmont rapd OF sire br
number of miles the Cumberland mountains, ard ners
aboers mechanics surrounded
by the being heasy ebsred aard
cheap building materials Large quantities Of iron ~ and uef
clay, also abundant
sxfcad the Alexandria, Lon
doun md Hampshire railroad f~dssnt
sale will be mad. cns particulars made known
property and other Information be obned BY
applying
j. Piedmont Thos. O. Williams George ppzfsle,
Eamote Ashfeii New York the Office el the New York
Creek Company; No. 81 street Philsdephia
Al @. MATTHEW'S AnetiOnesr
Nos ~ and ~ South Charles street, Baltimore.
Sept 3o--aawr2:oct
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Caution-Loitery Frauds.

OrfIcE MARrLASp CossorIparEp LoTrERIrs,
BALTIMORE, Maryland, July j, 1885.
lotteries
the public against The swndIer
mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery schsme
lotteries which
are wholly fictitious.
only legal Maryland those drawn daily under
constitution eIaminc and approve the
sehemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings
in these lotteries, and all certificates Of packages Of
II X BreDan general
Ofce the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
MaryiaHd.t All others are fraudulent.
rfnll information he ftands address
Y. X. BRENAN,
Sent as-dy Baltimore Maryland.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, huetsonrcr.

RusTEEs sALEBy virtue Of deed Of trust executed By
William r. Hook, the 9Th June,
No. 50, a47, 2Ss ai9
Of IKE land Washington county
bia, sell puhe
bidder Tuesday 9h day Of October O'Clock,
front OF the all that tic
premises with the specified ia the aforesaid Gees
us being the wes of lot numbered Eve arts %
dred %
Is7 feet Deep wide public alley The improvements
large coach factory shops, kc.
Terms OF sale Of the purchase be paid
within sale, baIsnce
twelve, eighteen months with
The Notes for satisfactorily
by property
the Of the purchaser the
Piled right tho
risk and of the first purchaser.
IL. c. SPALDIEG, Trustee
JAS. G.. Mcguire,
Sep 25-eod&ds Auetianecr,
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me name q Will be upon looks unlss
We payfnthsef 'he HAbscEipaiou be a aayance
Dstant sGbsebers caty by ottr ro ptsss
o. WHICH sh be paid By aaa 81 oelses "a -
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is paABscd ri weekly auras ne ses
ssons oi Congress, aAa semi weekly duag the secess
Subscriptions to period then year viii Be- received On
tesnis pfcpoiuoned 10 the above annual raics.
CJPosTMAsTERs are auihosized * nls and,
by sending DAILY susscr5ers win $50 encioscd;
uied 20 a copy krals.
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Notice to Contractors.
80 1 ska u - ssR
.sarNssR's oFrrcx CHARLwsros AND sAvsvsan n. r..
sharie SrHte IA mh~r

EparsysRss oPrIcx Cu AMI gAv Y. r., \
Charleston, September ~, 1853.
cEALRn PROPOSALS will be received this Office unhl The
- eh day october 1855, buding bridges,
ard abu,ens masonry Ashley the line OF
Charleston Three lines proposed
crossing point Calhoun another
northern city; the third Bees Ferry, about
einh mics the FIRST line about
depth, about 81 at low At the
secend the about 1000 feet; the
Depth hird, the about 500 ee
wide and deep the tide Ia from TO feet
The quantity either Of the long bridges win be be-
and 0 cubic yards the oths about Loo cubic
yards.
tun Of clay shells feet thick under this Is the
Proposals for building these bridges by using
the cylinders, driven by DR. Potts pneumatic
process nd alyo building Them Of piles
The s1persirueure fsnmed, Iowes plan The
spans win be io feet the truss frame
q high.
FOR bile bridges spans win be GO feet, the height of the russ
double giving openings OF 90 feet each IS re-
CURED in each bridge. .
intending proposals obtain spechca
this Office WHERE also they
examine detailed drawings of the bridges
Proposals separately for the mssonry for the
Bids for the Pile bridge
will enh piers and sdpersureture
contractor should undertake All the
work Of either bridge.
Proposals undersigned and endorsed
JAS. s. WILLIAMS,
Gan ss-dssthoct Chief Engineer.
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CouRTEEsTH INsrALMEsT.-

EouHTEEsTIi INsrAL,tEsT-Jus, opened ,he four.
ieenib insanent of celebrated housewife coons IL
with difficulty that Keep the supply with the increasing
demand for hem They regarded the very best coion extai
for ladies' and ciiiiren's
shaker irtDg superior, al la cents
yard.
and STOUT everlasting
shng They all the qualities that denote great
durability
produce Of the brands named above
each guarantee Of their
excellence
Also large supply kinds Of bleaced that
of tested excellence Of fabric.
and cheapest stock
maj {, r prices.
MOURNING GOODS ali constantly hand through
the year. ~
may the of al
kinds fabrics annually passing Through
hands enabes offer really decided bargains.
OF those cheap and fine French merinoes
EMBRoDERIESA large, and stylish lot opened this
morning
pieces furniture caicoes, IAN per
yard.
large quantity cheap and fine blankets and white fannes
Opening goods daily.
persons abi. Of other in
they be
there advantage resulting from one price only.
bills rendered July Is. will be settled before
commenced
Coed articles prices dealing relied
FERRY BhoIHEK
q Central stores" building,
Oct 3-lGfdif Opposite Centre Market
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Sept as diy
To THE PUBLIC.

OUR PLANNING MILL daily operation, and prepared TO do
Of all descriptions IN superior We
large lot Of superior ard ~ FEET
pick 5f white Carolina Eastern
quslle spi. Now landing 10,
all lonst and The yard description
white pine lumber and ready for working Al nf
market FOR cnsn such
customers choose 10 usss
sept. 93-eoiw FtTZHUGH COfLE BRoTDER
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rLOAkS Manttlles, shswIs, aud Scnrfs.-h large sup
novel, and stylish In goods OF those classes
opened today
cloak patterns, assorted coiors
The lot adapted or dresses
from the price system
the casual observer when selecting any articles
nsn ahavr.
New supplies daily.
bills presented July
/, w ~ 81 making additional purchases
puees and fair dealing ,nsy be relsd on IA al
FERRY h BROTHER,
pCeufai stofeap est building,
SEPT 3o-~inEI opposite Centre Market
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ACCIDENTAL LOT.-We 40 pieces fine white bird
IL diapers per yad well worth 37S, article
for chidren's aprons
of the finer Numbers OF extra fine
Cheap Scoch diapers. all widths and qualities
Table ianasks medium TO extra line and wide
stylish patterns.
oweIs, and nwelliugs in endless variety.
Linen sheelinas and pillow linens, many bargains
qualities, OF them made in Ireland
get Them pure all inen' and
good.
and cheapest linen goods
the department vastly
creased a
large io ~ medium and extra fine blankets.
Fourteen dozen bed comforts.
fancy dry goods well as those for general furnish
ing consumption, daily replenished.
Constantly and Of nil qualities, fun and
astonisiingy
price only which selling but for the cash and
10 hoaewh pay their bills when presented.
ARTICLES prices and fair dealing be relied in all
. ,.-.
PERRY BROTHER
aComfa Stores,'' building
Sepll-Iotapif Opposite Centre Market
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Winter Goods returned from
IN with OF goods suitable for
wear CLOTHS, cassmerrs, and vestinRs
all of and which
prepared best and fashionable
short WILLIAM TUCKER,
Sep l9--eoimh No, 42b Pennsylvania avenue.
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAtLING-lsss.

Stepping Southampton, both and returning they Offer
proceeding London and Have advantages
other Eoue for the economy ofnine and money
Fapage Jron. Nso York TO Southampton AL Bremen.
asln saoon $780, cabin, saloon, si
second do, $50.
newspapers through the = Wee.
No bills iadng will be signed on the day of saiHg-
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each ship
For freight or passage, sppiyt
ii. SAND, II South William ST., N. Y.
Z. A. HElNEkEE Co, Brsmen
gROsKEY ii 60 Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIE fIavre.
Mar 6--dly
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Has resid in Franhin Row, corner
Theenh lie will continue 70 devote hts atten-
tian Unittd supreme Court
Having concerning patents he VIII
give questions arising before
and appeals the chief Justice or ASSISTANT
Of Columbia; assist IN
ure psrston and tria OF suits patents
lie give opinions aud prepare Arguments for
ties having Of the departments
prosecute claims before board established for their
Adjudication.
s.,c If
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BRowr, srANros, WsIKFr.
VTM T. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and KNOX walk
for practising law IN the sup me
Cont ~ the Una aars Of claims Washington,
and in the o Tennessee Offices in Warrington and Mem.
pha be found NJ eiths place, and
isttcrs addressed u them attention.
Apri etlcod [falel. and Sentinel cpFyl
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WAR DEPARTMENT


Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary of War; In the Secrs-
tnrys Office proper there chief clerk snbnrd
clerks two messengers and four wachnen. The fol.
lowing bureaus attached TO this department:
Commanding Geaerafs 0ffee--Ib office, at the head Of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adutant Generals OTee.--Col. Samuel Cooper Adjuant
General. AssistantsLieut. Cot W. q. Freeman Major
George Deas, and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate
Major John f. Lee. Nine clerks and messenger In this
kept all the records which refer to the personnel OF
the army the rolls &c. 1t is here where all military
missions made out
Qaarterusasssr Generals ONce-Gen Thomas s. Jesup,
quarteraster generals Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
nlaster general Captain NJ. NJ Clark district quarter
master Major H. G. Wayne in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and messenger.
Paynaaster Generals O6fcsCo B. F. Larned, paymaster
generals Major St. Clair Denny, district paymaser eight
clerks and one messenger
Connissarg Generals Ofice.-Gen. George Gibson,
rnizsary general; assistant: Captain A. E. Shrias NIX clerks
and one messenger.
sargeon Generals 09iee-Gen Thomas Lawson surgeon
general: assistants, Dr. X. g. Wood and Dr. Richard Il.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer O5ce-Gcneral Joseph G.. Totten, chief engi
neer assistant Lieutenant John d. hurtz five clerks and
messenger
TopoqrapAieal Bweaa.-Co J. J. Albert, colonel of the
corps assistant, Lieut.. NJ. l.. Smith four clerks and
messenger
Ordnance BureuuColonel II. II. Craig, colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain Wm eight clerks and
one M
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DOR commodous and houses
street, Of House
papered and painted
Terms accommodating and possession given immedi
Solicitors Office, Treasury Department.
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Everett House,

North Side Of Union Square, Neg York.
pHTs establishment erected the prominent and delight
fuI Park affords, approaching nsh, and when
all that k devise and money supply
10 render Il the desirnbs hniel yet constructsd.
The respectfully that
the house open Grs Of October for the aecommo
datipn Of public.
Appcaron win be received from parties wishing make
arrangements for the winter months.
Ans sp'''' p'u'"'S oLAPP JosLrN.
HAwLFT CBsPF,
A. @. IosLfs.
Sep 9t-d3n
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Washington Aquednct.

OrFIcE o w WssnIsoroN AouEpucr,
Washington, March 7, 1855
DROP0SA invited graduation and brick
washington aquedue
Proposals e OF May will be opened al noon Of
that day.
Maps prafles specifications oe work will be ready for
animation On andai 10Th day Of April
work Of particular cuyeris,
bridges &c. plans and specifications
Portions be completed under tile
all for unfinished work w
by Congress- The engineer
amount Of work 10 br done and rate
progress each appropriation and IN case
holding sufficiently decide when and
stopped funds become available
funds The reserved ten per will paid Judgment Of
engineer has been properly executed so far as hhf
gone. i ,--,. !, 80.
PAYMENTS checks upon The United Stnes
OF
will be coalition of all contraes that the work
men paid their inl monthly aud IN specie
All endorsed proposals for work
Washington Aqueduct."
the right reject all The bids
make such
conducive the progress of the
.
Every by signed by
PERSONS tue effect that be or they under
bidders will il his their bid be accepted,
enter obligation, within days, with good aud sufficient
securities completion undertaken sah guarantee
of the United States district
ug agent officer o.
the general individual known The Engineer De-
OF War; that the are able 70 make good their
guarantee
Bids viii opened presence Of bidders, il of them
choose 10 be present . ..r,.
of Engineers,
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r respectfully friends
public generally have returned New York
supply of goods, consisting of superior
vrsing win sei~ced stock
gennemens furnishing articles, which now open for in
spec,iou.
Sept 2s-eo3t
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GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.

ships will accountable FOR soid svsr
bullion specie esry, metals, nniess bills ct
therefor the value thereof expreSsad therein
!. Ap25-dn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-07

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