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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-25
Clothing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
At THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and llanufa "A cturin s
~ II ID X 4 u III.

A. sASTEEE 81 Co,
rg7AkE this opportunity 10 inform tbs pnbllc ina
i they have received at their store, the largest
stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been rought to this market. Inc
Goods which ofer 10 tho inspection Of the ctzens
ofthis town surpass in design and finish, anything
that can be offered them this side ofNew York, being
selected with the greatest and from the ost sx
tcnsnc houses in the kastern markets, and with
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
WehaYe also a full and complete assortment Of
The latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FUkNISHlNG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desirable to DO
found in this city. Among which arc Gents Shirts
undershirts, Stocks, CrayAts, Gloves, Suspenders
Hose, ,Nc.
Particular attention will be psid, as heretofore TO
TIE making up of garments in style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Fuli salts made on shortest notice, snd warranted
20 suit
Thankful for the bestowai ofpast liberal lavors Of
tho public, take pleasure in piedging renewed
hlellty. and solicit share OF the ubiie patronage
Apia3 d-tf a . CASIEEL H. co.
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Howe S Improved Patent
TRU6S 0BID0Es,

rl,HE undersigned are prsprietors OF the a6ov,
ssslracl for the erection o hallway or Highwa,
Bridges of any length OF span from SO feet TO Oo lee
In any part OF the State. As the above Bridges have
been ai iopted on most oflhe Railroads in the United
States we IN nj As 10 thsir strength, dsra
bi MY and cheapness unnecessary All sommun!ca
ions upon The subject will receive prompt attention
Address, STONE, BOOMER boflNGIoN,
leb ls-dwtf Davenport, Iowa
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B. f. SHOUP g. CO,
Late firm of Renwick l. Son.
FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Bazsr Buildings, East cor. Front and Brady.
Davenport, Iowa
Agents for all the principal boats IN the upper
N.sisslDpitra and connecting with lower Mssis-
,ipni boats We aso have the Agency for the sale Of
Salt. and keep constantly on hand, fresh and pure
Cement, fire brick, &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. made upon all onsignmsnts.
Feb, 9, IS53-d&wtf ....~.
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STOVES AT WOLESAI. IL
The Largest Stove Store

IA the wv eSIs
WE shall receive the opening of nay igati0n the
w largest stock of STOVES and TiSNERS
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
+, hand for timers are Tin Plate, sheet jrsa
Boiler from No. ~ to 2s, Charcoal DO, Rmssta de-,
Imitatisn Rassia de-, Hire. tinRed CepPcr's, Bird
ier's d.. Block tin, Lead, Copper Bottoms, Metal
a., Irsa Rirets all sizes, tinHed d., all ktuds Of
press tS rare, Japaaned d.. 7taners Tools; and we
all persons iayorng as with order, shst e
viii sell them goods in line a. low they be
bought in Chicago ST. louis and much lower ihs
thry have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and on termsts san.
Plsxse give us u call and learn our prices, and
taen We think you will spend Meta er time
ey hereafter in buying al the TWO places above
samed.
y. Il. In 4 few ssys Ne shall receive an assort-
of the above named goods by Railroad, sufi
ceni 10 supply the inmeda demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinware and ON favorable terms at
Wkoiesaie prices.
Old Bags, Copper, &e., &c, Sc, taken in e1-
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block, Front Street.
aehI2-dAw.i wiGkEasAAM & HICKS.
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House Work of the Latest styles,

IR ON w q X X :
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
Corner OF RoCR Island ara Scr0bd Streets
JANME, DoSSEi.LY q co. latc foremen oftht
d IeClsire Fogudr, ars prepared to execute al
kinds Of
Engine and Machine work for Saw and Flour.
ing Mills
a ALSO
ORNAMENTAL HOUSE CASTINGS OF sU.
PERIOR AND TARfOUs DESIGNS, CAPS,
SILLs, BRACKETS, TRUSSES, &c.
OF the latest patterns made to order.
~. b. Special attention paid to repairing work
Accidents to machinery repaired without delay
Brass casting made to order on short notice.
inch II '5G-dwtf
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m. nd pioneer Baker, still ahead.

.,,IiIs ,h.rfber has recently uaic extensive prep
aratinus Tor the u4nuAclufr Q, %"llef, sugar
,..I nr.,,I Ne. &C.. together with good assorI
..rr,r ID t.pat Bread, Cakes and HuNH S;,.-.,....
ny,r also purchased thc !aL1Ht higAt ~ scott
nav ~. il,|r.,l,. .,furF of Cfi.m S' Ilul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
,.h, NrrLincry. The advantages claimed Tor
ms IroCosso of making bread, are lte''' te DREAD Is
,ii.,n,irnrp Ia quality, and handsome IL appear .
'"' f ,', h.ler and aoru cNcH itkocgs much
uut DscoIauS 81 IT,, """ 10 idh! persons
d., ~. ohJry uonahie NC" weir n'm, 1t SNtS -
A.iut. as the Hpra French roll, II GOES va Lnot'
r..dll, uir,duc-d mtD Eamthcs who have heY-
..r..I lilk,,r's bread Dci're. ! sAatl continue !"
,.,,ta bread Wagon os h"rrt'''rr' 10 "htIinS lh'
r. .tslsuttou, hope 10 oc .'"t' /" r0Ell a,i "ho 40
m., l,,ur rr with urr patronage, lh"nh'"t m 'ot
past I1rnrE,l n"P2 10 Mrr, ,rI,miiI, attend
''mr' % >" '''''S Daniel MOORE,
Fionr,r Bakery. Trout street, on" square above
Hurruws ~ Pretty mUn : NtJIih -'i"''
Davenport, Ma! -, i7'"-h"
clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
,.,.,iI. ,l,.sifoll- ul attenuation c"hcerulus ihs
r,,iui rtu see a plaipt the new Town aud obl@i
~ Ial ulaJs OF prc"s "li'i-' %r' G> G,T'Ri ."
u,f,.a,er Wiley's Grocery store, 4dSl.
uayorporl, Aug. il'J5-N
SMITH & SHAW'S,
50. pa WASHINGTON STREET,
a.. Uoptahpsc Robinson, NEW h'hN'
Whoiosale dealer IN
r.oo,rq lis Brushes, Wood aud Willow
Vr.re. French and American Baskets,
Wagons, Cradles, and Chairs,
Mats, Cordage, sc,
TwinGs,
Ufr.. aud AmercN Auuular1ar", sucEas WOOL
E.,ct,, rur, Sowing, ,Hui India "wa. "m'h lhs!
B rurr as low as rau b" purchased a"! "aofH IA ,"e
rt,. t,ig. us 70 call. "Hg1'"-"l
' ,,uLuRN SYRlIr-iH Harrr's pi me most snprrt
EurrutIH, ,idst reert'ad Ht tlia 'llaw heNe store
H. JACOB NENEEl;, la, y co.
.IurE.nv'UERer Also EsSSn Of CgSee, Yeas
| Al,..s,. n:N .yrtlrle WarraHteA, made alter IN
old tasla0neda arn turnD,ses.Ioi sale ~ ths aA"A
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PUBLIC HOUSE

vSoR sALE-rhs best stand in Scott county for .
Tavern in MaysSills ON the Upton Road and
Sssr Hickosy Grove, Ths impIos sn eniars . Frame
House Of KiSht Rooms, Kitchen and cellar; larS
Bsrn with room for Thirty Horses-two wells with
chain puRp, this property Agords an sxeellsnt op'
portunity for engaging in profitable business With
! email eapini-aPpiy
| psvsspsrt, Sept 4 isso--u
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DINING SALOON.

,,rHE subscriber, obliged for tho hate ring patron
age he has received, informs MS iriends anu tne
public that he is still prepared TO accommodate
then at his Dining saloon, in the basement OF pa.-
enporrs new block, corner Of second ahd HslH MsH
Nv al iSir o'clocs Meals served up at all hours.
Ice. Cream, Soda and Mineral Waters.
STRAWBERRIES received every day during the
- ~ " JOHN ATKIN.
Jane i4dif
,,,.,rr LEAD. IIyssED on PUTTY, WHIrING, &c- for
" Ia NV ALyORD & VAN PATTES.
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sW Root AND SHOE STORE

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN J0RDAN's
IOWA LOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE and varied assortment ofMen'S ana
"A Boys, Ready made Clothing, embrac
ing all the al and made By
good ork men out ofthe best material.
Fine Medium and common, Union Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack sand
Paletot Oyercoats, CLOTH Dress and Frock Goats OF
various colors aud Cloth, Cashmere, SAti-
net Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. silk, Satin, Va
lentis swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Sa;inet, Double and Single breasted Vests Monkey
Jackets. Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspenders
handkerchief, Shirt-Coxr Stocks
Ties Scarls Winchester and Scotts approved Patent
Shouderseam Shirts, Umbrelasand allarticlesususl
ly kept in gentleman's furnishing stores including
Robes de Ghambre and Revere VestsaRd Oyercoxts. J.
Also, splendid assortment oil uncut Cloths, Cassi-
me res and Vestings-all which will be made up to
orde ri the best manner, with promptness st accom-
modating prices, and BY competent workmen. This
estab shment isin the monthly receipt ofths latest
Fashions so thato rder to them may be re-
lied upon being the latestsiyle BY those who de-
sireit. All manner OF plain WORK and Work OF gen
Tee edium promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS of q new styletogethsr with all ofths com
m ION kinds constantly on hand.
,thes ubscribe nc nddent
ly hopes 10 me ri tac 0 ntinuance ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
"a Clothisr ,oE Frontstreet, sPpo.
cite the Steam Mills.
Uayepport,July %, ,l655-w&d-ti.
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NUIlI AT uOlOl IT
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
scrofula, Kings Evil,
Affections OF the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, hapituaI CostiVeness'
Erysipslas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Flstuia,
Skin Diseases, Diseasd kidneys,
and a grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
BLOOD and invigorating the en- tire System.
m. m ,Iiriue though prepared at great expense
vat Ihe nrra ia 80 moderate. that a II society may Oh
mini THOMAS A. HURLEY,
N,mtr,a,nrv CORNER OF Seye nth and Green sts.,
Louisville, Ky.
u-ToFor sale al wholesale or retail by
az II iSwIy c. T.WEhB, lie Claire Row.
For Lease,
. NUMBER of lots situated in various parts OF the
n city lor lease for term Of years; Apply y5,r 70
It,Ix, - ly u. L..
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CONPAESES
nnaII Coal!

.t,r.lI slz,, ofGurley u Cos. Troy, 2t =,
{ B.,i- I,,-tt II. 4. PuRrER4 BRO II.
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

The SH OE TRADE.
IIAylNG fncre ased oar facilities fer manufacsur.
III ing and dealing in boots, shoes ana Leetuer' .ne
undersigned, succcssors 10 - " Dawson q to., osc'
l.; he citizens ofDaysnport and vicinity, greater
eemen. than ever to buy their Hoots aud Shoes OF
them. Our retail stock hereafter will always con.
ain every description of goods wanted by the people
Nc ais o are making extensive preparations lot
WhGIrsaleing Boots AMI Shoes, and We invite eoan-
Try dealers call and examine our stock and prices
lst is determination to sell on as good terms a.
they can bepprchase1li ~ ;. Lenis or Snlcsgo: M
oct25 Brady St, door from I'd.
Bows Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot Of the above, Calf, Kip ard Cow
i,ns ''''' - DAWSON, GRiGGs n co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
WE make every style and quality Of Boot. ~
w ters, oxford Ties, and hns Calf Shoes for ssSe
on siio RI office, prime stock.
those who want .sHoine Made work will please
lake notice. - ,,x,
Dcc3 BAHsoN, bhi0Ns N ".
Gents Caters! BOYS Caters! Youths Caters!
THE largest and best stock We have ever offered
L Fine Cali, sswed and pegeed, double and single
sole Black and Drab Cloth Caters; fatsnt Leathef
aud Buckskin Caters, Tor sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs d co.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
1 Lso Rubber Sandals, CATERS ana slippers i"f La
Dec 3 DAWSON, GRlGGs co.
Warm Feet! Dry FsstM
nAwsoN, GKiGGS s. co. have = complete as
- sortment OF Fur-linsi, Cloth asd Buffalo over
shoes, for sale cheap. zee ).
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invited to call and ex'
~ anime assortment, which 10 just suited to this
Market Our prices will at all times 10 as low as
Dee DAWSON, G RIGGS * co.
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Dried Apples.

.pttitn| Nav o. d,Swl B.,P. & ID.
n1nEEGs ASSORTED NAILS for sale by
SUI ALyORD 4 VAN PAFTEN.
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BOOTS r. SHOES,
WHOLESALE L RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
ns1. WE have now In store large and we'll Sc
kNI3 w iected stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, TO
RAwhich we in invite the attention of all in AMI
orartcles in our line. Country traders wish :
ing to repenish their stocks will and il to their ad
vantage to give US a call before purcbasiny else
where
Ia our numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK we continue to hold out indictment Is in the
way Of prime stock and stylish work not equaied d
this side pi Nax York. All styles oil Ladies' work
man ufactured as usual. Brady street, davenport.
apl30df MOORE BROWN.
I AIDES heel CATERS made to order
l. NJ. & B.
1ENTs' patsat leather boots made 10 order.
NJ M. d. b.
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RONNETS

BONNE IS,
PARAsoLs, ARTIFIcIALs, RIBBONS, &C.
LARGE lot received this day and Will be sold
Avery cheap at tmay2A lAsLeE- ~
, '''' DALZELL & Co.
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A FRESH STOCK OF
Fall and Winter foods.

THaHE 7o0
numerous 20 mention in this list
ALSO
4 large assortR nj of CLOTHS;
Heavy Castor Beaver for over Goals;
Double rwiIles German Cloths;
Harris Cashmere Black aud fancy
Heavy Satinetts for Pants
Velvet VesLings,
Grenadier 8.
Satin g
Silk
WOrsted -
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AND
HATS AND CAPS
u-.II

HATS AND CAPS
Black silk Hats
- Fur -,
Wool so
Plush and Cloth Caps.
These goods am prepared TO sell at PRICES as Low
a- the same quality can be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks TO old customers, but
trust they get their moneys worth and care nothing
about my thanks. Suffice il to say am pleased Y,
see them al any time. ask particular atte ntion
persons purchasing at WhoissGte, to my goods,1e
lieying can do better by them than they do b!
ordering go ods at the East.
Call and see al EDWARD ALDEN'S, opposlr
Lc Claire Row. Sept6,ls55
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NEW YORK HOTEI..

Harrison, between Front and Second Streets
J NIFFEK 4 A y HOEKIAG PrUprirt"ra
lL.air, Robert Heune.j
yEEHE proprietor respectfully ahhoaHee' 10 ms
L eastern friends aud thr travelling publc gene
rally, tIaL having purchased
s7F.,
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UarOs

J c BILLS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAw,
Davenport, EnE.ss.
phit" 90 F1W *trg"t, opposite I+ tHIrrr Ien.E.
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rris.en.ar-rhe Great European D,soovory.

=. Triesenar-Fho Great European Discovery.
pRoTgCTED by royn patent Of England
the Ecoie Phamacie de Paris, Imperial Cot
lege of Medicine, Vienna, .......
Tesemar No is the remedy for general aud local debility
OF yIe decay and all the Distressing
early It efcaeious
youth, old vinis powers would
inpaired decline Of life R Triesemar
adopted all physical impednen,s walsh like
before ITS influence thus rendering lis use invaluable TO those
erng the marriage state
completely and enirey eadicaes all
disorders which and cubhs have 80 long been thought
health
ulation.
Tesemar No the European remedy for that class
disorders which, unfortunately he English physician treats with
Inevitable drsuetin OF the
all sarsapariiIa world
Nos l. aud are alike devoid Of SMELL and
naneang qualities they may lay the toilet table without
their being detected r .5.... ...
80 each divided into doses
minisiered by Vapeau, Lnemand, Koux &c.
To had wholesale and RETAIL OF Mr. III. A. Barrow No. 81
street. Canal, New York; specially appointed
proprietor pateniee for the United
part of America Immediately receiving
will forward Tesemar any part Of world
securely pacbed aud addressed according the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms eash.
Nav g-dlx
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NOTES.

No will be made for trips peromed and each
omissions satisfactorily three
deducted. For arrivals behind
with depending nails and sufficiently
fourth Of the cOmpens subject
Fines VIII be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly
dct0ry explained certificates pos,maters
other ceditabr negIecng
into ONCE r suffering to be ibured destroyed
bed and efusiap, demand, convey
frequently the contractor Is running
bicies the The Postmaster General the
for repeated failures agreeabiy
obeing the Office laws instructions % the
for assigning the without
General The Postmaster General alter the schedule He may
also order increase service by allowing
Of pay He curtuii
discontinue the service In whole part pro
OF he allow month
Of service dispensed with The bids should be addressed
Second Assistant supecrbed Proposals
Kentuyn The returned
before the LIST Of Ap, parica
CONDITIONS be Incorporated
pamphlet advertisement for Kentucky
nesSee, Missouri, and Iowa, of ie54
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 25--law4w Pos,ma asteT General.
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Dec 25--law4w

MEMBERs OF Congress and visit@rst 10 washipsian
Book and Stationery stDre 9th they will
requirements Their extensive stock in addition following
works. comprises every department science
and an; .......
New books received immsdinteiy publication
Weekly impoftaious from England
Caboun's Works, volumes
Jenersonis " ofks, volumes
Wehsters WORKS, voi. autograph edition
Eyereuis Orations and Speeches, . volumes
Uay's Private Correspondence, volume
y. g. PfeDtsss Memoirs, volumes
Bsncroft's History of the United sates, volumes
State mans Manual, 4 volumes
Hiekeys Constitution, ! volunia
Jederson's Manual, volume
The constitutions OF the urs.ea States, Volume
Lhiops peoai-s hnd Madison Papers, volumes
.sssh's and volume
Siory's Works yotunes
Lives n Chief Jusieps af the United States, volume
Lieaer's gyi Liberty and SELF volunes
Wnt's Life of Patrick Henry, volume
Bennedy'r life OF Wr, 2 volumes
GHriand's Life Of John Randolph volume
Parry Leaders, by BALDWIN, volume
DE ToeaaeviIs's Democracy in America, volume
The Federalst, volume
Gmkeis Nature Tendency of Free Institutions volume
Constitui0rnl U ut book, 1 volume
Carey's Past, Present, and Future, I volume
seamaB's Progress Of Matt ns, volume
NeEllgoits American DebateI volume
Futur~ Wealth of America volume
Smiths wealth OF Nations, 4 volume.
Every description nf American, Engish stationery
the finest qualities, NJ The lowest prices.
Whiting cards engraved and printed with the
TAYLOR MAuRf's,
pee7-dd Near eih street
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
l M -sSgss q % ;;ss;ss assEa ssS.sssssH


Time between Washington and wheeling but l7t
Running time tsoeen RasAytoa and Cscinna 27 hours
Through Tickets a"a osssgase Cheeks TO be had 4"
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly Improved
western xons,
se,s be,wern Washnson Balmore and all oons Of The West
The conne1on between from Washington aud the
washington Junction lately called the Relay Houe
WahnsOn and hs Ohio Ss Baggage ia eheeksa through 10
Wheeling The Washington station and eeheeSed and transferred
through points beyond. The connecting
Washington daily at ms and AZ nj on Sundays at the
wheeling sire is made with The trains Of the CEN
Wheeling, through Cambridge zanssvi.s, and Newark 70
anSassy nS"S for sss s s
Chicago, 81 Louis, Sc
Of shs Lutte Miami raroad 10 xena CINCINNATI LOUIS
xsns ,sSs or % ms "a
Haa,e, Lafayette Chicago Rock Island ;, Louis &c.
Naichez oheans sewhich sold at Washington
transferred at Cincinnati to the mail steamers on The oho
ron CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit
wheeling and WeI.yle, tory mes where win
requested notice saq Will, hi. the only
ihe srsa, washington Cincinnati is
hut ess miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
Fare by through eke, washnston To Wheeling, 90
M y 1 IS do o s e. be s g
Chicago, s ss and $40 @ ST Louis @ 50 and saS Memphis
For Frsdeisk and aaIpss Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley springs
Cumberland Bedford ssinsa Ped@at Oakland and
stations Baltimore and Wheeling ats g. M,
train from washington. D.,,,... ...,,,. :,
So further information through uassts, &c. apply 10 tn H.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station -. - ,
Master Of Transportaioa DsIlrnors and
May 5-dtf Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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w asliington Aqueduct.
OFTIoE or THE WAsHIsarog Az

OFFICE THE WAsHIs9roa AopgDuoT,
Washington, March 7, 1885,
PROPOSALS invited for graduation masonry,
aud work ofthe
Proposals. received the 9th OF May viii opened
that day.
Maps, proGes specifications the
animation and alter the 2oth day OF April
Proposals received
bridges, &c &c described plans nnd specifications
only of the works be
appropriation but all unfinished will
subject future appropriations by Congress The
right prescribe the
under each contract for each appropriation and
appropriation holding sufficiently, decide when
stopped until funds become available.
the entire soppags particular fo
funds, reserved will paid IT, in the judgment
engineers work has been property far has
gone,
Payments he checks upon stateb
treasury the monthly estimates of the engineer. 10
IL will be diion all
shall be paid hei, full wages monthly, and specie
All bids should be sealed, and endorsed Proposa for work
the Washington Aqueduetp
Tho United any bids
should they be deemed advantageous sne make
considered conducive TO the OF
work.
Every accompanied guarantee signed by
responsible persons they
bidders will his heic bid
within days. with sufficient
securities completion OF the work undertaken said
accompanied by the certificate the United
United district
Of War, thai the able make good their
guarantee.
choose TO be present
NJ O. MElos
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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Circular.
AorSor oT Fstsc

u SFoLtA CLAtMs
m 49,. ,.t.,.. .ashington November ~, 1855
United sais. addressed claimants against
nsor
IsOo-vin July a. .hhcaou of
lb0iHs proceeding
ds obiainnR redress erredeni hu
a such that, eer advisers,
concluded ufciaus voluntarily
ins 20 The Claims Coz wnad be mixed with
sands ot Other therefore decided
- many yees 10 Oeciiunbu submit tfn
70 Cnugess peferrng the
ing ~ the couns In fu nt direct ee
viii be provided for them board
VI the Claims ony
tribunal Congress will bsr be
made 70 ~ ny direct legislative net
The adjustment would fully ard constantly
board ofdhs fsr and ipscs
phaicnly points props
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The daily union., 1856-01-25

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