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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
LIFE SAVED AT MIpNIGHTM

by GregOry's instant Cure OF Pain.
THIS wonderful medical compound, prepared nj Maui
l. NEE City, Ohio the ancient country OF the
OttOWa Indians,
whose medicine, combined with Empyreumatc Oils, Ex
tracts of Barks Roots Gums and Balsams Of the Temper
ate and Torrd Zones, make II the most powerful and
gent preparation for the suppression OF az iRdldtioH
whether proceeding from Burns, Scads, Broken Bones,
Colds any other cause offered TO the public The
moment it Is taken, its thrilling and annatng power Is
felt forces Its way through every diseased and
gland Of the system, relieving
All Pain In Instant,
and d!ssoving local distractions which inamma
tion fever and spasmodc palms. with rapidly known OF
other medicine. 1t Immediately quets the pains OF
Nervous, or Sick Hcaduche,
Instantly cui.- the TOOTH ACHE, and relieves ut
the excruciatins pains OF Hhcumntisnl, and usual.
y cures long standing three applications in
hour! For dangerous accidents, Broken Limbs Mangled
Flesh Bruises Burns Scalds Funness Pain in the stom
ach, spasms, cramp ctoc, FEVER AND AGGE colds,
sore throat caDker in the mouth stomach and all COM
plants Of nfamatory character, this med Inc will give
instant relief to the sufferer.
NO FAMILY SHOULD Re WITHOUT 1T!
Thousands ready to testify to its efficacy and
tainty in the
Cure of all Bowel Complaints.
and muttudes OF children have been saved by its timely
use, when Aria CkED A + MIDNIGHT, with fits,
spasns, cramp, cholc and choking, caused by worms
with no physician near; and life In Imminent peril.
Allen Hendricks Wholesale agent, Burlington.
Price 25 cents per bottle. tdec. "a, 1855
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"ANTEH-25,oe0 feet OF Oak or Peeaa, Of frs
w quality, suitable for Poughs,
10000 II. 5 by O, 2 IL. long.
5000 - leg By 5, 8 II. long.
For which the highest price In cash win be paid the
Plough Factory OF PARKINSON CO. 4
Burlington, Iowa, jan lS-S2In g. .-,45as-s..- =
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~ l.as. l,eseserepal~,

There are sumbers Of oar citizens, ss well ~
others II . distance from st. Louis who hare
formed erroneous opinions in reference TO The
damage done to the steamboats, during the late
terrible catastrophe, and in order to impart cor
rect information to our readers, We have made
out statement Of the facts, rhich may be relied
upon a. correct. The excitement incident to
occurrences Of the kind having passed away, we
are now enabled 70 give reliable information a.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05

TWO VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
l. Two Lots on the south hill, near the public square,
will be sold at bargain If applied for soon The owner
of these lots is about change business, and the
money. so call soon. Apply to
march 4, SO L. G. JEFFERS
* BUSH. Usage Orange Seed, the crop of
fe) 1855, hand and for sale. The above seeds
warranted fresh, they have just been received from
Texas, by AVERY, COMSTOCK & Co.,
mar3.5wbp (Nurserymen) Burlington, Iowa.
eH Mt Pleasant Observer, Oskaloosa Herald, Wapel-
10 Intelllgencer and Fairfield Ledger insert of g.
and send hills tn this office
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Co.Partnershin Notice

I HAVE associated with me in my business, my bro
ther, Chas A. White The business will be conducted
at the old stand heretofore under the and style
Of J. W. c. ~ WHITE, commencing January 81, 1855.
Wishing to close my books would request all persons
knowing themselves indebted to me to call and assist
in doing. ]. W. WHITE.
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Western Merchants Freight Line.
INlAN EXPRESS ClMi.ANK~

THE attention of Western Merchants going East to
purchase Goods Is called to the superior facilities OF!
fered by the Union Express Company
All freight forwarded by this Company is shipped in
reserved for their exclusive Competent
gers attend their freight TO Chicago.
The Union Express have made such arrangements with
the different r. r. Companys will secure the prompt
dispatch Of their freight and avoid all delays and
charges
Shippers referred to the Offices OF the Company
ia Broadway, New York, and q State st. Boston
Any information TO time and rates be obtained
by calling II. r. BARTLETT co.
Agents Union Express Company. Burlington, Iowa.
Jad 9-dw3rn fGazetts copy
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0. 4. DOUGLASS. EDWARD FTTcH. FREDERICK BAkDI
DOUGLASS, FITCH & Co.,

DRODUCE. Storage and Commission
i Merchants. Dealers in GRAM, FLorH, etc-lio-
, eral advances made on Consgnments.
No Is Kinrie Ssrst, rhfcHgo-
REFERENCES e. l. Tinkham, Banker r. Granger Ad-
ans Banker Messrs Munger Armour A T. Dcsin-
son. Esq, and A. r. Williams, Esq.
~ We have ample CELLAR room for storing Butter,
Eggs &C. tmarlbp,y.1
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II HRlDGES.-The undersigned are proprietors
Of the above patent for the State Of Iowa and pr-pa
contract for the erection Of Railway OF Highway
Bridges Of any length OF span from 80 feet to $50 FEET
any part OF the STATE As the above Bridges have been
adopted on most Of the Railroads in the United States
deem comment 10 their strength. durability and cks sap
ness unnecessary. All communications upon the subject
will recei' prompt attention.
Address. STONE, BOOMER & B0YINGToN.
febz5 d ysan s..5 ~ Davenport, Iowa.
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COMPREHENSIVE.


THE undersigned have this day associated themselves
together under the and style Of Burnap Locke
for the purpose Of doing General Forwarding and CON-
mission business. 8. l.. BCRNAP,
GEO. X. LOCKE.
We have rented Ware House Water, between .'s'-
ferson and Valley streets, where be found 1t all
times eady to attend to any bus iness entrusted TO
Storage as reasonable as at any house in the city.
BURSAP LOCKE.
s. L. b. having retired from the Drug business will bs
happy any Of his old in his capacity
lie still retains the agency of the American Express Co.
Refer to
Coolbauyh Brooks, Burlington, lows.
White Cook 4 CO. do do
J.B. Carson Co, 81. Louis, no.
Sanford, Hall & Co, Chicago, Ill.
W. II. Brown, do
N. Is. Morrison, Land Agt., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Smith Williams, Oskaloosa, do
J. Grifhths Co, Fort Des Mones, do
LOOMS, Campbell Co., Cincinnati, o..
Rindskopf Bro. 4 Co.. do
Colender, Rogers Co., Boston, Mass.
Jewett, Tibbetts Co., do fnov1 a. IT,
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- REYERgiSG to the above notice, the undersigned
would assure the Travelling public that their aim VIII De TO
make the barrett House. satisfactory In all respects
Owing to necessary repairs and renovatons which VI" De
in progress for several months they trust Tor Reasonable
indulgence dnrlng the existence n the inconven.nces
thus occasioued after which t will Only ask for such
patronage as the House and Its management SHAH merit
For the present House viii he under the cement
OF Mr. C. p Moore, who fayorahy known TO the public,
the gentIemany and obiisng assistant Of prede
cessor. DENlSG Co.
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GREAT CLOTHING SALE A.!
C. s. e. h naE1's sprins w New r r aahris

= S. Louis. spFins 1906 New YORK.
MARTIN & BROTHER, ...
TEE OLD ORIGINAL CiorHieRs. 49, -...-. .. a..
No Ia and No. Main stree, ST. LOUIS Mo.
TOR the approaching Spring We will have TREMEN-
D0US STOCK OF
9 10 II H Z NJ O.
Manufactured by ourselves in New York, expressly for
this market. In point of -e.. ..
STYLE QUALITY AND PRICE
We defy any and s competition We have marked down
our prices very low, intend selling none but
CASH AND PROMPT MEN.
To ouch men would ask thorough examination Of
STOCK before purchasing Those who purchase In the
Eastern markets. would do wei look through Stock
before going, confident that give you,
better satisfaction than Eastern Houses CALL E1
ANIME, ffeb22 bp2w MARTIN BRO.
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ITO THE PTRLIC.

l. HAVE this day disposed Of my Interest In the
Barrett House, to Mr.. r. A. Derng In retiring from
the public position which have long occupied would
express thanks for the share Of patronage and favor
which has been extended to and solicit continuance
OF the same 70 my SUCCESSORS. J. c. FLETCHER.
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IURRAH For Kansas.-Lfghttor them that
IL are In Darkness! !WIsHISG to close out my stock
CLAMPS by the first Of April will therefore sell at cost
from this date. All those wishing anything in my line
would do well to call they must be sold at some
price have also few pair of silver plated candlesticks
that will sell at the rate. Don't forget the place
corner Of jefferson and Fourth streets
feb1S6w.dw. c NJ CHERRY.
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To tie 7as Payers Of Flint Rioer, Union and Vel
low Spring 7ocnships
NOU are hereby notified to present your receipts for
the Taxes Of 1855, at the Office Of the County Judge,
any time between the LIST day of March and the LIST day
of June 1885, and Is per the real estate
Flint River Township and ten per cent that In Union
and Yellow Spring Townships will be refunded from the
County Treasury, in order that the in said
Townships may conform the decision Of the Board OF
Equalization, made in July last.
THOs. w NEWMAN, JUDGE
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Eaniy damaged
New st. Paul viii break in two in all propabil-
ity She WAS badly broken last night Subms-
rine No. 8, Alice, Virgins Ferry, Clara, Austria
Lis, Brunette, Falls City, Altoona, Niagara,
Lamartine, Jenny Lind.
More or less damaged.
+. X. Aubrey. n L. Milburne, Luella, Gossa-
mer, Badger State, ]. S Pringle, Ben Bolt, Polar
Star, Forest Rose. Paul Jones, A. B Chambers,
Challenge, Laclede, Die Vernon, Jeanic Deans,
Louisville, Vim. Baird, Minnesota. Westerner,
A. c. Goddin. There may have been other
boats at the landing that were injured, but if
there were, their injuries were SO slight that it
was not considered worth speaking about.
In addition to the sunken boats, we have yet
to add the Sonora, but as she sunk up the Missou-
ri river, we did not include her in our list Of dis
asters at the st. Louis wharf.-St. Louis Intel
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Goingi Going!!

OO136s
CHOICE DRY GOODS COST
Being about present extensive stock Of
Dry Goods, preparatory to opening Wholesale Dry
Goods House. invite the public to call and examine
We ARE BOUND TO SKILL price, and the public viii
find it to their intrest to call. CLARK Chestnut
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A.rsx.l ~ - Anersea.

O.e usek Later fras, E.pcps.-Be Etsrs n &c
Pscife.-Peace Ae yrsaf Topic Further De-
r{iae n Hyendarfa
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KATE WESTON, Or, To will and To
n DO, by Jenny Dewitt, beautifully Illustrated by Orr
just received by express from the publishers, which Will
be sold either in quantities for the trade single copy
az The above work will be forwarded by mail free of
postage, on receipt of s1.25. L CORSE.
A RARE CHANCE
n TO OBTAIN A
CHEAP lfBR AIRY.
THE Subscriber wishing to his stock in the spring.
will sell anything he has in the book line at small ad'
the cost. Any amount Of books procured BY
single person will secure to them heavy discount These
books must be sold (janSl J. l.. CORsE.
Hanover, by Doran. At CORsES.
II LOsTERHEIM, A New Feature in Literature a Ito
n nance by De Quincy. At CORsEs.
TUST received fine lot of Printing Paper, of a supe
jansl J l. coRsE.
pOoKs FOR NEW YEARS DAY, ju,. fro
ID Harper Bros:
Waikna, Illustrated,
Chld's History Of the U. s.
Peasant Boy Philosopher,
Good Genius,
Magic of Kindness,
Boyhood of Great Men,
Footprints of"
Lambs works. vol. &c, at [jan31l CORsE's.
r AW AGENCY.
IL u l.. CORSE has been appointed Agent by an
Eastern law publication house, for the sale of all LAW
WORKS published IN the Unon The attention of men,
bers of the bar particularly called to the facilities he
has for furnishing any law book whatsoever.
He binds himself to sell as low as the publishers them
Selves and requests examination of his stock from all
who inclined procure for themselves valuable e
gal ibrary-Ca on Jefferson street. three doors west of
MAR
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The Finale of the KnovN-NOthing Nom
innting Convention.

There is little to add to the copious accounts
furnished by telegraph of the doings of the
Philadelphia Nominating Convention, yet brief
statement of the vote for the candidates may be
worth the space it will occupy.
The vote for Fillmore for President stood as
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The candidates in the field for Vice President
were Andrew j. Donneson, of Tennessee; Per
cey Walker, of Alabama Henry J. Gardiner, oil
Massachusetts,; William R. Smith, of Alabama
and Kenneth Raynor, of North Carolina. The
vote by which Donnelson was chosen stood a:
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April 8 lawI3w

I'M the prion NJ J. n s. w. besh and Zachanah Bess1n
and Bowman, administrator ~ Jacob DenJoIG decreased Of
Wayne couaiy Indiana praying for the extension of patent
granrd 10 4. w, Lesh, Deado n. Rresun, June a.
a. for Improvement In "ho gsherstorn for
the expiration Of said ake The 97h
day Of June ibj8-~
II the said petition bc heard the Patent Oce
Monday, 10Th uf Jppe ~ O'clock and I'll persons
notified appear and show they have, why said
pctrtiou ought not To be granted.
opposing extension required To Gle In the Patent
objections, specially h Va wrng NJ least twenty
before hearing all testimony filed Wy either parry
used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
codancs with the rules Of the oee which will be furnished
application.
he testimony will be closed eh OF dcpo
sons papers relied testimony,
Office before the morning of that day the aEumsnt
any, within days thereafter
Ordered also be published In the Unon Ini,
rsncsr, Evening star Washington, d. O. Republican,
Philadelphia Day Boob New
Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio wCet for three
previous 97Ih Of June ngrt, day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner uf Patents.
sEdors Of the above pspers viii plense copy
hsr bills the Patent Ofcc with containing this notice.
March 2G-law3w
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mo. 55Al !
Notice

Of he dsconuaHec Of The LaRd Office al IoaOa City, IN u,
State Of ioCa.
NOTICE hercby given that pursuance Of law, and 10 view
report register and Iowa city Iowa, that
land in district Ia reduced below hundred hou
Secretary the Interior has directed that the land
Office dscunnued and lands remaining uHd
o be mnds subject sale and entry
a FoJt Moinrs In said State.
Lands remaining unod and appropriated by law and subject
private entry the land Office disconnued will 10 e
office date the af notice
that Wy register and receiver thereof aud the laad OF
will public NJ day which
ey prepared receive applications entries of such
an n their Office.
Given under ms hand at city Washington, this 18th day
F' TnOs A. HENDRICKS,
Comnissioaef ofths GeusrAl Land Office.
An I7-IayBw ITntel. h Starl
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Notice

holders bona cfea oheT eridenoes Of the dbt Of
ne TerG TIE ate rePpbe the eo under act Of 2sh
Fsbruury 1855 -. -
TREASURY DsrARTNrET, April IA, 1856.
VIZ HEREAs the h uf 2sth February 1855, ent
tied can provide for of such creditors nf
late republic d Texas comprehended In the act n Con
September o. 1896" requires the Secretary Of the Treasury
notice public for the Of ninety days
OF when payments will be made under said act:
And the 97h trbruary last by this
department. and duly published setting h said act Of CongeSs
The of the ofTeras aenug Thereto,
requiring debt ther provided
hed department with assignments, releases, and
hihv therein pointed thirty days prior to the lst Of June
said further provides that
bond certificate, eyiderce Of debt
which shall thirty days before the time limited by said noices
be presented al the Treasury Department
Notice hereby the holders OF bonds eerhoates ~
other debt sha be received
parimcni sixty days hereof they will
excluded act, ageeaby the 4
JAMRs GUTHRIE
hp I5-law2m Secretary of the Treasury.
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TUDOR PLACE for rent.-Tnis well Known beautiful resi-
denee is offered for rent for term Of years The house is
heights
and within the lms The premises
eight ground, and abundany
supped with water shae trees and beautiful scenery and
view Of Georgeown of Washington The broad Po
the Virginia Maryland and certainly
delightful residence for gentleman Of fortune.
of land containing about 40 situated In
the county of Washnetoh few hundred yards nom Boundary
Columbian College, full dsscnton Of which
Office all of 303 In this city.
Aso handsome building hsghts OF Georgetown, su
north end OF Tudor Place and containing ac
than plat Of which also be seen at my
Office.
~ CALLAN, Notary Public,
Ap 4-3lAw4w No. 2l3 street.
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NOriCE.-Noce hereby unknown heirs ard
gal representatives Ohedah WOpdson, deceased who In his
lifetime served In be revolutionary w 7B lieutenant
company commanded by Cspn John Mofton y
gna and Uf the continental line, that sad Obcdah
Wondsoh died while IN said service about 77B
that, application, Neinia military land No
issued vor OF the Reits of ad OBedah woodson
for 22l that said
Barley and Josiah Bctts, whose hHnds the
issd, ard application made and duplicate ohnned
yenr A. d. 1897, bning 66g7, calling
proceedings had IN the court Of pleas Csrmont
W, Ohio, IN charcey sitting dccrroing title In said
Heny Bartey and Josiah Bete who assigned the
Petierew who applicant 20 hsve scrip issued
of sRd warrant according entitled An
be provisions o the sasacton Of Virginia land waran ap
proved August 81, A. u. lg5a
Mar 2g-law9Odiys A. g, PETTICREW,
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United states Patent once,
NNnahlnnInn nil % Ia-

IN petition Han, Of Pcrh Amboy, New Jersey,
praying patent granted 70 him the 81 ot
September sf1 Tor in ick for
Year, The paon said pae which place the
"a dry " september, tsaG--
sad pstnn he heard the Patent Once
Monday 18th NJ Auau " O'clock and All
ppfrd appear they have why
sad petition ought be grant d.
Persons opposing the tTensn required file In the Patent
Ofce their obi specially set forth n ng al least
used said beating be transmitted
cordance Of the oice furnished
application. ..
The stimony viii be the 9Th Of August
deppn and other papers relied testimony, be 6ed
in The Office morning day
II ary, within days thefeaner.
Ordered also that he published UHiop In
trIponesr and Evening ssr Washington ID, O. Republican
BnIunore Argus PbadsIpbia, Book,
pos,op once previous
lsth Of August neat, the day Of bearing. -
~ CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEdors of the above papers win please AVID send
their Patent Oce with paper containing this notice
May l-law3w
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I No. 553.l
Notice

Me temporary continuance Of the Land Office at haLama-
900, in Tie State of Michigan.
oNGRESS by approved April 1856, having authorized the
temporary Office Kalamazoo, Miehi
which office directed 10 be discontinued by notice No 57
brarng date November IL, 1855
therefore, hereby declared and made known that the said
the discannance of The kaaaazoo district is revoked
will be business Isl June
and continurd until further notice
Given under hand the city Of Washington this 18th day
kpiI, A ID. 1856. -
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Ap l7-law6w Intel Il Star
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1No. 555.l
Notice

Of The renoU0I Of the land office from Caha5a TO GreenU
in The State Of alabama.
provisions of the Congress entitled
.An changes in the location OF land Offices
approved March 1885, hereby declared and made known
Office for the sale public lands The Stale
will removed from the CANADA GREEN
vILE said district and ancr the sixteenth day nf June
under hand the city OF Washington, this 24t day OF
Apri, A. ID. 1856,
By order Of the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April 2B-law6w [iGte. .aslarJ
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10 OUR suBscRIBERs.

The name Of person win spoh tl boOls unless
the payment ofthe subscription be made advance,
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. te pos.ass
Of which win be paid BY and aIsk Ourselves In s
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is ptbshFd ri weekly dnrHE the sea
sions of Congress, sad semi during the recess
Subscriptions for period less year win be received oa
propoiiioned 20 The above annual
uy-rosThAsTERs authorized a cur agents and
by sending DAILY subcnbers, $50 enclosed; or
sEMIwEEkLY subscribers, with s25 eECosed viii be
ilied TO copy srasis.
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THIS Va to give notice Tn. subscriber has OBJ
tsned from orphans Of city letters tes
mentary personal
city dscsasod ~ having claims said deceased
hereby enhb
subscriber, before day they
may by law, be excluded
Al Indebted sd requested
paymeht. .... ........ IL. ......
Given under my hand this eth day n Apri, 1856.
p g. -.s" .' " DAVID STEWART, Executor
Apll-lSw4w No, 30 81 Paul street. Baltimore,
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mo. 55Il

NO. oSll
NprICE of the removal or the land Office from
IN Brownsville Chaihed, In the Territory oC Minnesota
IN pDyisious the Congress entitled
"An authorizing changes the location Of land
proved march ID is5l . hereby declared aud made
land the sale of he public lands Root
Territory of Minnpsota
of brownsville present location, Chahed, Terriory
on aud anrt the 3ist day Nav
Given under my hand the city Of Washington, this 81 day
April, A. u. 1856.
BY order OF the Presidents
THOsl A. HENDRICKS,
COmmissoner Of the General Land Uaice.
Ap5-iaw6w tiulcl. StarI
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.

Navy AGRSoY,
Washington, April 80 1885,
SEALED proposals. win be received this Office until Wednes
day, the 2si day OF May 1856 the supply Of such
Quantities of esh beef and vegetables be required the
Washington station during the fiscal commencing the LIST
day OF July and ending the 3Dih June, 1887
The beef vegetables hs Of quality and the best
the market affords and article be osted by the
pound. #. .# I
Bond with approved security will be required bali the es
mated In addition
VIII be withheld from the amount Of each payment 10 be made
collateral security for the due of the which
will on account be paid until il uly complied with.
Evey osr be accompanied directed the act of Con
making appropriation the naval 1857
proved August TO- 1870 by written guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he they undertake
bidder bidders will If their bid be accepted,
obligation, within five days, with good and sufficient
lies, furnish the aic,s proposed.
No proposal will considered unless accompanied by such
anee. A. GREENLEAF,
Ap 30-lawaw Navy Agent