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PROTECTED BY royal patent England secured by
the seals q Ecoe dc Phamncic de Pa and the Imperial Col
ege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tsaemar No il The remedy for general debility
Of Yo power decay, aud ali the distressing
auences arising from carly abuse SC Is effects ecaclous
YOUTH manhood, and old the vls would be-
impaired IN the decline Of ne " the Triesemar
universally adopted all physical rpedmens vanish like
tering the marriage state,
Tresemar No completely and entirely ersdlcaes
disorders which and cubebs thought
andoe for 10 the ruin the health Of portion Of the pop
ulaiion.
No is the European remedy for that
which, unfortunately the English physician with
mercury the inevitable destruction the patients constitution,
which III the sasRpara IN the world
Noe q and alike devoid smell,
ali naueaiing qualities They may lay table
their being detected 1911
sold in TN M 80 each divided into doses ad
ministercd by Yalpeau, Lallsimnnd, Ronr, sc.
To be had n. A.
Green street, Canal specially appointed by
and for United every
other part Of America. Immediately recevfnr remittance,
will forward the Tresmar Of the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions OF the
writer.
Retail agents required. Tem>oash.
Nov p-dlyr .". ".#. .a. ~
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PROPOSED DATES or sAILIRG-IsS6.

Stopping Southampton, going and returning, they
passengers proceeding London
other route, for The economy Of Time and money.
Passage from NeO York 70 Southampton aud Bremen.
First cabin main saloon, $780, cabin, saloon Clio,
second du 600. j.. #.#
An letters and newspapers through the post oloe
No bills ofladiug win be signed received
sailing,
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship.
For freight passage, apply #= ..... ..
q. II. SAND III south William ST., N. Y.
q. "A. HENEAEN Co., Bremen.
CRoSkEY Il Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Hayre.
Feb g7-dly
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" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days % auld lang synep
The members Of the ending June
the ending june 1892
OF the ending June 1881 and Freshman
ending June 1885, hereby requested assemble
Washington d. G., by the third OF March, A. d. 1857
brighten the links of the chain oloye friendship which
de entirely exchange in
lives greeting and sympathy and
Of ticir promising compeers.
preliminary meeting Of The seGapponed committee will b.
held the ht Monday in September, A. d. 1855, United
Hote Chestnut Fourth
members the may
invited TO attend when the will
adopted 20 secure as full an Attendance as possible
In the whom
good enoagh furnish The secretary oe committee BY mail witt
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.
Of Trenton, N. J., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER O. HART, NJ. D.,
OF philadelphia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
Of LaneasIer, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToS,
% Winston Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JOHE WEIpxGN Of Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 97-lawtMaT3 [Intaligeucerl
Az newspapers the civilized counties OF request
ed to notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
beers Of
visions the globe and ali newspapers throughout United
states Of America requested a,utous insertion
casonay between this date and the % Of March, A. D. 1851
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NJ. m. GILL ET !,
Counsellor az Lao,

removed his Office his resd in Franklin Row.
Of Theenh He win continue 10 devote his
principally the United States aupeme Court
Having devoted much time the law concerning patents he will
and opinions legal questions arising
the Patent Once and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
the District OF Columbia; and will also the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
lie will also written opinions and FOR
either of
claims before board established for their
adjudication.
hat1 =,
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ST. JOseph's Academy for Young Ladies,



THE session Of studies
9Th August and terminates the Thursday The
terms for board and tuition $50 annum, payable
ally In advance There extra charges for music drawing
Hg nEd also for Spanish, Italian, German, and Latin
for the primary department composed pupils
500 annum, half yearly
Letters Of Inquiry should be addressed MOTHER
RIOR o. st. Joseph Academy, Emmttsburg, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul B-dlyuar. ......
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CautiOn-LOttsry Frauds.

OTEIoE MARYLASB CoRsoLIpATED LoTTERIEs,
baltimore, Maryland, July 4, 1885,
THE commissioner tho Maryland state lotteries
caution The public tho swindeFs
who circulate BY Otherwise fraudulent lottery schsmes
pretend Sae tickets which
are wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
the upentendenee Of the commissioner elected BY the people
constitution approve
schemes aud 10 attend 10 The drawings.
All The tickets ~ these loere aud all certificates
tickets the og aphed X Brennan, agent
the Once the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore MaIyland.p All others are fraudulent
For iu Information the subject Of those frauds address
*. Brennan,
Sept 9s-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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HAVE 1871 wood land u wen wstersd and has
plenv on meadow The raosd and plank road both
through from Fredericksburg s ~ miles, and
The sau from Orange Court house.
doscpou " unnecessary ANY one wishing Pche
will be had FIR I'VE dollars per acre
third cash It be divided TO suit aa hghei
price Apply X =, IhuMl
June9 -irw5m Fredericksburg, virginia
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mo. 55s.l
Notice

Of tvitldraCal Of lands in FlOrida and Ala5aaia
IN pursuance OF act entitled granting public lands
in alternate sections, TO the States OF Florida and Alabama
aid certain railroads
proved lh May 1885, all the land lying mites
side Of following railroads and branch
wit: from 81 JONAS river, Jackso nve,
Gambia bay near Pensacola from Amelia island the Atlantic,
the Of Tampa bay with Ceder Key,
Gulf OF Mexico Except Tampa portion It's juno
Ceder Key and from Pensacola Florida 10
Montgomery, sabama-havo instructions
suspended from sale and location until further orders.
Given under hand, General Land
Washington, this twenty third day Of MAY, 1855.
7 As. THoS, A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-Iaw6wt [star Inte.l Commissioner.
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Notice OF WItndrawaI OF Lands la Alabama.
s%t 81 ana 3 he ,a.s e. Aaa@" % ala hs
railroads Il sad ssIs Instructions y IsssIaP and mall
muncalsd 20 lhs registers and reeeye @ suspend om sale and 70
10 wis
once al HusrsvLL4, All s lands in the district ssyt fol-
Iowsi
Townships TO a. inclusive, ranges y 8, and and
Townships TO Ia inclusive Of all the ranges e Of range west
Once All lands in The district eres' IA fol-
Townships Is and 70, oranges and 9. .,o u.
Townships is 10 il, inclusive, Oranges IL aud ~
townships . 70 ~ inclusive q range ~ +.
Townships IS 10 y, Inclusive Orange loi and
nOrhem survey
once at present IL lSOS All e lands in the district except
as folowsi
Townships 81 and a. Oranges and 8.
Townships 90 a. and -, OF range o.
rSw wnshps Is 10 u inclusive Of rang, 9aass H.
Townships 4 70 g, inclusive, ofranss ~
To~ashps 81 and ef range Il range 10 anu
Once DEAoFoss An the district except fol-
lows;
Townships 10 I6, Inclusive of range l east.
Townships y q 70 "a Inclusive Of ~ range east
townships IL TO 20, inclusive, Of range 5 cas-,
S s~n.n i f. neS.s Of e s aas ~ss
Townships i2 and l3 ofanges 3, a, and s west
district except as follows;
Townships TO ii, inclusive OF range 5.
TSwasSe. Il g a "s'nsss q
Townships IL 10 q, inclusive, of range b.
Townships Ia 10, inclusive, Of and TO-
Townships 10 and IA, OF ranges ii, IL, and ~.
Township IA, Of range ID.
Townships and 2, OF ranges IL and 10 and
Townships 6, 2, and 9, Of ranges 10 and 90.
includes lands Pensacola and Montgomery
sailToad.
Montgomery: All lands In the district, ersert as
follows:
Townships % md 10, range lo.
Townships - TO "a, inclusive OF ranges 10 and 30.
Townships Il "a, inclusive, ranges 81, and 49,
Townships H "a, inclusive, ranges "a, u.s. and &C.
Townships ~ TO 81 inclusive between ~ and the Georgia
line and .......
All lands south township IL, and Of range %.
Office ELBA All the lands in the district lying Of range ID
both north and south of the base line together with the foong
Townships 4, 4, and s. Of ranges 10 and IA.
Townships 10 and III, of ranges 81 22 and 49, and
Township H. of a. as and Vi.
Which also includes lands the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office ST. srErnEss All the lands in the district situated in
townships 3 and south of the 3s degree Of atude also
Townships and Q, north Of ranges 1 and west.
Township !, north of range 3 west.
Townships 1 inclusive
Townships 10 north, inclusive of and east and
Townships Ito 6 north, inclusive, Of range east.
under hand the General Land Office, the city
Washington, this twenty-frst day OF June, 1856
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner
June 2f-law6w Intel X Start
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r. United States mail steamships New York
<A&ss for Aapinwat the 5th and both each
~InA - connecting with mail from Panama
Francisco.
These been inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty specd and safety.
The Panama railroad "a miles completed from
aud The passen-
checked San Francisco passen
embarked Panama bv the csmpanys expense
The money paid in New York all expenses
ReEUrve in New York, and
Han FTaneisco prevent detention accident
the route Il entirely Tsiatle. u.
Passengers leave day they Aspu-
wall
Conductors 90 through by steamer charge
women and children without other protectors. w
For through TICKETS the apply the
West street, New York, Il W, RAYMOND.
May6-dl
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TUE EARNEST mAN.-Life aud Labors Of Adoniram Jud.
n by MrsL Cunant
The NewAse ~ Gold the Life Adventures Of Robcr
Dexter Romano,
- yasssll Morton &" a novel, by Francis Partp,sp
tanl Forrnl !" tale, by the anhnr Poems bvVu
Ooet NhHger's Evils Of Vaccination by ~ O. scbe
er,M,D.
For sale by TAYLOR h MAURY.
hay8 Bookstore Ninth street.
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ruraeI rouavins vs. yoanson Cray and Maria Sessions.

PurneI Toudvine Gray Maria Sessions.
equity Somerset county, Thomas A. Spence
Judge OF the 9Th ju licial circuit OF Maryland. -
lHE object of procure a Of certain
real estate the Partition and
the complainant said
Maria Sessions be IT'LL N substance states thai james
s. Mackey Of Somerset county, deceased
all his every kind his wife during
after her death William Nj ID. TOWNSEND, Eliza
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
died
worth dollar states the sal by
said susan Of life estate the title of certain John
purchase by said John D. slemons
Ysnce The death OF said Johp and
ola said Johns interest the death o William NJ ID.
the Of Marin sessions and Mary ~ Semons equal
shares his interest HE only heirs ataw the Eliza
Of her right T.
sale by The said Mary f. Scmons
the complainant purchase
his lifetime Maria Sessions interest said
deed given him therefor IL there was
destroyed the death Of Susan Smith descent
Of her interest 10 her BROTHER the said Hny and
by said Henry all hts interest certain Johnson
the State Of Virginia that the complainant seized
said
Of ienhs subject complain
FOR the life Of said Susan who still living
advanced and praying for decree establishing complain
said Ma
John n Tor
the purpose paruon aud order Of publication
said Maria and Johnson who residents OF this
thenupon This third day OF nne eighteen hundred and Any
subscriber eighth iudca circuit OF Mary
complainant, BY causing order
10 newspaper pubhedin Washington
1--we successive weeks before the 18Th day July
notice said absent Defendants Of the object and substance
Tits hill them appear ~ this court
before the eenh day Of October next answer
and show cause, IL any they lave wny decree should
mo- pass prayed, # ..ss # THOMAS A. SPENCE,
True copy-leat'
GEyir WooLToRp, Clerk,
June 7-law5wif
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So THOMAS D, FLORENCE, President
EDWARD Il. HKLaBoLD, Secretary.
- LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter No. 397 ID street.
onm hnrns" eosei Is street and Virginia avenue
-. .. ..... MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. P. Levy No. 474, Pennsylvania
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomasun.
The business company compare avorabiy win IL,
most successful of similar institutions United States
1856 received he large sum Of onS huS
a eS s"a eight one hundred and dollars win
Win these evidences Of success and good management
thai The security offered is ample, and that all fair
lusssd more according q equity than legal ,eehnealss
pany have deposited with
THEIR BANKERS, b. \
Il # Cash and premium provide aceruing
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
To be held BY them as additional security policy holders
payment of losses.
s sa pHsfs Igs Ia
Ss sE aas sas
TO or from any portion Of EUROPE AMERICA
The premium win companies, and ii
aans Them evsy in construction and
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office northwest Pennsylvania and Seventeenth
street, Washington city, d. G.
N0rthpsst Walnat and Second street, PhsdeIAa.
New 9os-h. W Thompson, No. 10 Wall street
Boston-Olver Brewster, No. State street
Baimore-B. II. Richardson No. az Baltimore street.
CiIeianat-TaylOr b Anthony. .. ...,..
Charlesron-J. H. Taylor, No. I2l T. Bay street,
New Oresns-Earman Doane
Mongomery--Aihert Williams.
MOBILIZE. @. Waugh.
Pitlsburg-T. J, Hunter, No. 80 Water street.
Savannafl-A. Wilbur, No. Ill Bay street.
Augusts-Girardcy Whyte, Il Co. t
Atiana-Marcus A. Bell,
Trenton--Nar s Cocks.
Fond du Lac-Robeu A. Baker.
vicksbnrg-J. Putnam.
BufaIo--A. Barker
Memphis w. Il. Milton.
Deuoit-Thomas Palmer & Son.
Mlwauke-A. Wellington Hart
Welsburg Virginia-Daotofth Brown, IT,
Erie, Pennsylvania-Alen A. Craig.
Wyoming, Pemsyi vania-R. q. Smith.
Louisyile--H II. Undertake.
NashvIie-Joseph Nash.
Portland--D. Robinson, u.
Chcago-E. z. Ward ..
San Erancisco--Niiam Birgs.
LousThomas 4. general agent south
and western states.
And principal cities of the United by
officers Of the company. ..#s..-. Il .s
June lady
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mo. 564.I

NOTICE Of the removal OF the land Office from
IN Daconah 90 osaRe, Ia the State Of Iowa
In accordance provisions OF the act Of Congress entitled
"An aet authorizing changes the location OF land oicss
proved March 3 s hereby aeared and made known that
the sale Of public lands At Dacouab In h,
will be removed 10 the town OF Usage IN said
State, from nd thirty first day Of July HeSf
under hand, the city OF washington this twentieth
day Of June, A. ID. 1856.
BY order OF the Presidents - -..
THOs. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner o. General Land Office.
June 2-Iaw6w Intel. n Starl
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Notice

Of The remOpal Of the land office from Lebanon TO Centre,
in The State of Alabama -..s..... ...
IN provisions Congress entitled
IAN authorizing changes in
approved March le53 hereby declared
the land Office for the sale OF public lands The
Of ALABAMA will be removed OF
5tate from and amer the thirty first day Of July
Given under hand city Washington l7 day
June, A, ID. 1855.
by order Of the Presidents -#...
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General IND Office.
June le-law6w Intel SStarl
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mo. 5eo.J.

No 56oJ
NOTICE OF the withdrawal % '.nds In wisconsin
~ approved 30 June 1885, granting
lie lands 10 Wisconsin q
railroads said sae issued This
from market further orders, all
rud state and continuing the reservation Of The hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the 2oth ~ May last
A lands win restored the
prcfed Of of the received this
shce which restoration % days public given
Given under my hand General Land once The city 81
Washington, This larh OF June, A. y. 1853 a.## E"
So THOs. a. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l3-law6w Intel. star1
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

HE undersigned they day
tied partnership firm OF Appleton Co.. place
business the Baltimore, the purpose buying aud
selling stocks nstes drafts foreign aud domestic exchange bonds
checks,
exchange that William stuart Appleton and Henry w,
Howell reside city, partners and George
I.oudpun county Virginia. special partner
said Rust contributed his o the
twenty dollars
partnership 10Th Of
the 18th day of March, 1851 I'LL s#
W4. STUART APPLETON,
w. HO ELL,
Mar 25--d2w GEORGE RUST, Virginia.
AyING together indicated the
IL notce. sale
scks and domestic exchange collection
bills negotiation Of loans, bonds bills
promissny business public SECURITIES exchange
We NAL
checks, aud allow Interest standing
We have secured services Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAYNE,
(of firm rf Stden Wiihers Co., Washington ID.
who will undivided
house, and all Of his therein will be fully by
APPLETON h co,
April d 2l4 Baltimore street
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No. bb2
BY the President OF the United states,

IN pursuance ofaw FRANKLIN PIERCE Presiasn, OF Ig
public sales viii e Ssd a he land
S Al (, ss . ~ y I aARE commencing on Non
day. the use9 day q July neat for Iae dsgess q ne pubic
lands situated within The aforementioned townships and fractional
81 base line and 81 Ae riaeipa ~atdaH,
The ISLANDS section ak township orssyen, q
twenty eight lwsn nine, township Of
i've and in section thirty roe township ory Of range
Township fqrry-ane, Ofranse ten. -.
Townships ory-thee iorpaiH forty severn and ofg-eshbo
Townships o shrss iory iOryseven Of twenty
Township fory four forty-hve Of range twenty-five.
Townships forty and forty i've, Of twenysx
Townships ory eight rnine, aud hiyone OfTango thirty
townships ryeish, fOrnins, my and anyone, Of range
townships ory my and yons, Of range hirsy-six.
Township my, Of range thirty seven -
ns 'u - A. ,s ~ aa.sg
land duncan, commencing Monday, ne
uated within the following named townships and paris Of township
viz: ..m .
Eorth Of the base line waiO Of the prtnepa medan,
Township ihuy-seven OF range twentyseyen.
TTwnsnes and 81 range nss
Of The line and Of tAs principal meridian
situated in the following sections,
tons and twenty aye township .ry q range
thirty range eight sections and hy, ownshp
srraass nine in sections n'se four nine and ten town,
ihrty Of range ten and in sections twenty nine and
township thiriy-One, OF the
Lands appropriated the OF schools military and
other rpases s'swap iands,
for cultivation, granted State by
tho onued San enable The State OF Arkansas and other
lands within their lns approved
September rs, 1850, 0al be excluded from The sales.
The offering above lands win be commenced the days
appointed, proceed the which they
used despach until The whole shall have been
closed sale shall be kept
weeks and private ofany OF The lands will
be admitted until after the expiration ofthe TWO weeks
hand, the Of Washington this nth day
April, thousand eish! hundred and aaysx.
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS, .a..--.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EmPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
right of -empon any of the
townships of townships above
required satisfaction of regis
Office make
praeabis after seeing this notice and before the day
public sale lands
baeing the camed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
.# THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April s-lawl3w INTEL and Star.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers

Tho ships comprising this line the foHowings
The Atlantic EidFdge'
The Baltic, Capt Jos Oomsioes
The kdraue Capt James West
These ships having been built by
proEsy Tor government service, every has been
<R 3f construction, In their
- to insure strength and speed and their accommo-
passengers unequaed comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool FIRST cabin
cabin e5 Liverpool TO New York. 30 ~
guncas.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths be occurred until paid for
The ships improved tight bulk heads and
avoid danger from win the Banks north OF -
until nfter The is Of August ...
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United states Mail.
wv " = y , III q a
FRORtDA.

. Posr orroE DErARrNrST,
.... June ~, 1885.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails
tober 1885, TO June 90 1859, following
state Of Florida the herein specified will
Washington, until Of the LIST September lsS decided
the next days
Columbus by Fsnniug Town, Old Town.
Clay Landing, Atsena Oue, aud Homosassa Bay Por
and back twice month, In steamboats,.
Bidders will tae tho distance,
make due connanon with the steamers plying between New Or
La, and Key West Fla.
Proposals for once aweek also invited.
NOTE
Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons eer
lied such BY Judge record
contract must be entered INTO by the successful bidder with surety
before the ts Of October, 1896. =
pay win be performed each OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three
dedacted For arrivals
with depending mails, and sufficiently
Of tho Compensation for the trip subject forfeiture
isfacory explained, Tor nepiecting
Office for suffering be injured,
lost and Cor eiusinE after demand, convey
queniy the contractor runs concerned running
hecS the route The Postmaster General
tract for repen'ed failures to agreeaby
obeyng the post Office laws department
The Postmaster General alter the schedule. order
by allowing therefor on
the He also cua discontinue
whole IN part decrease Of pay, allowing
Bids be addressed Assistant Post
General" supercribcd Proposals oy 1851 FIoraa
further particulars pamphlet advertisement for carrvn
the mails In Virginia, North Carolina, souh Carolina Georgia
Florida dated January II, 1855. AmEs CAMPBELL,
June lS-law4w Postmaster General.
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Washington Aqueduct.
oyuor or THE wAsnrssroN AsurD,

OTTIoE , wAsnIxsroE AauHpuCr,
Washington, March 7, lass
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation masonry
dams, tunnels and other work efhe Washington nqueduct
Proposals. received the eth May will be opened
that day,
Map podss and specifications orlhe work will be ready for
animation and after the Goth day Of April next,
Proposals win be received tor the work Of particular culycrs
bridges, &C, ke described In the plans and specifications
Portions only 81 Of the works be completed
appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work viii
be subject TO future appropriations by Congress- The engineer
the right prescribe the Of work 70 m done and
oproess under each Coz each appropriation
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
what works shall be stopped unit nds become available
In Of the entire soppage Of particular work
funds the reserved win be paid H. Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
gone.
Payments win be made In specie checks upon the
the monthly estimates Of the engineer. resevng 10
oeu and will be condition Of all contracts that the
shall be PAID thpr foil wages monthly and in specie
Az bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqnednct"
The reet any or all Tho bids
should they be deemed advantageous and make
mhI considered conducive progress Of r
work.
responsible persons the eject they
bidder bidders wi II his accepted
obligation, within ten days, with good
for the completion
accompanied by the certificate Of the United district
Judge United States district attorney
the individual known the Engineer
pament Of War, that the guaanor are able 10 make good their
BIDS viii be opened in presence Of bdde, any thsm
N. c. MEIGs,
Capt. OF Engineers, In charge.