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The New style Of Pictures which CLAFLIN
Is Introducing, snd is successful in taking have be-
come the theme Of conversation attract hundreds of
people to his rooms daily behold and admire photo
graphic culiarity which has been reduced to
practical certainty before. Mr. q is famous for taking
pictures Of children. His productions 81 effected almost
lnsabaneou!sy; then there is such peculiar relief and
ana admirable rng to his pictures that it seems as if
the substance would lean from be shadows Photographic
i'll AIN
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in the FERRY BUsINESs.-Apply to NJ sToWELI
corner Of Main and Myrtle STREETS, Worcester. diff JIG
CLEARING OUT SALE
At The ONE PRICE
CLOTHING USE
The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, is
unusually large and much it of very superior quail
ty, and the being far advanced GooDs
MUST BE SPEEDILY, to make room for brilliant
Spring Stock the manufacture OF which is commenc.
ed. To secure rapid sale, our
WINTER GARMENTS
Are marked doton first cost, and in many cases con.
siderably beLow COST
Our stock Of OVERcOATs especially, is yery large
and contains besides great assortme Of hepav and
lou priced RAGLANS and SACKS. Also A great
quantity Of unequaet quality and style. Every person
in need Of oyeTcoat should be examine this un
rvaed assortment.
IN the above, is large quantity of YOUTHS RAG
LANs
All persons in want of CLOTHING Of any description.
from pair Of Drawers to he avy 0vercoat are invited
TO give this notice especial attention, and purchasers
may confidently rely upon the good faith Of our repre-
sensations ~ regard to the reduction prices which, con-
sdered with the quantity and superior quality Of
our stock constitute Inducements abundanty sufficient
to compensate every purchaser of
O l. O II III I N G.
For visiting establishment and it is believed that
money can now be invested in Clothing Out of our Stock
TO better Advantage than In any other porperty in Wor
cestsr To test this, please call at earliest convenience
upon AL II. WARE g. Co
16s and 40 Main street,
Worcester. jan g. 1857 Az ~
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GEO. 4. S. CURTIS,
Stuck, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Stocks bought and sold Insurance effected on all classes
Of Property, Real Estate bought, sold and exchanged
buildings Rented, Rents collected, &c, &c. 1877 Main
Street, up stairs. d3m ito
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Mr.. George Adams, whose skill and taste as an
artist is so wen known to the citizens Of Worcester and
vicnitys stopping at CLAFLINS Dagurreotype Rooms
1873 Main street Those who wish first rate pictures on sill
yer, glass; paper, should can Immediately. DIFF is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-26

HAMILTON A. HILL,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No Brnley Hall, ...,....... Worcester, Mass.
n25 d3m
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N0Ughs, HOraseness aud BRONCHITIS.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence to the
affected pars the sedavs and soothing effect the mu
cous lining OF the windppe into the Bronch alays pull
monary Irritation and gives relief in Coughs and Colds
and the various throat affections to which public speakers
and singers are liable. d&w6m oil
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Holiday Presenis.-There is nothing more an.
propate and nothing that would be more dearly cher
ishet by your friend or relatives Of high
self. These entirely Photographic productions win
the appreciation of all. Taken only by Clafn 1855 Main
street Citizens Banks Please call and eoamine
d22 arr 1'--S'
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MGoPAT H1sTl
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter rom 10 and
to Bpm. NJ n W. w 4 :. s e"
Worcester, May 20, 1866 ~,
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M" Uh E3BNAN HAAS,
ATTORNEY 4 clNoS Lincoln Housc Block.
NJ ay ~ nam '''''''' e lssSs: .ao Bay STATE
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hULUFN q UhUSNENUN7H
u q IL N 81 lie d n
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &C.
A P. HOLDEN, First Violini
O K DoRMAN. Second Violin, and Prompter;
N c. LACKEY, Clarinette;
]. B GRosvBNoR Gornet
G. F. CUsHMAN, Contra Bass.
Engagements made at A. Maysh's Music Store No.
American House Flock with Isaac Fiske or either of the
above. diff 900
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senate Washington eo charge carriage before the
10Th September
Ey e1ele mas ts tAs usy 7aaay, uea inferior article q
called fOy.
estimated that the above mentioned viii be required
for tho the the Secretary
order giving reasonable additional quantities. during
that for any subsequent Of the Thirty nnh Con
gress.
sufficient specimen Of each proposed for (of half
qe Of envelopes 25 the proposal and 70
be marked with the OF The
article and Of the weight The whole q each
article specified the will deemed and
the Offering furnish any the lowest price
Quality condered) will receive for the ex
bond with satisfactory 10 the secre
the Senate for the performance thereof under forfeiture Of
price failure which be died IN
the Office tho said Secretary within after he proposals
have been accepted.
article contracted for should delivered within the c
stipulated should be inferior respect the bond
Of the contractor win be put in suit
should for the
Senate be directed the Secretary Washing
Proposals specimens be delivered the Office free Of
charge.
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provided the contract that the bureau shall have the
power annung without damage the
shall not have made sufficient appropriations
tho completion estimated
and on which based and shall also have the
power diminish quantities named In the classes not
headed schedule twenty per cent
Persons whose shall accepted viii be notified by letter
through post which shall be considered sufficient
the supplies specified within
the Of the bureau OF the acceptance
bid will be ado with other
sons tho such daulng bidder viii be held
sible for all dehnquencies.
All s,ysd conformity with this advertisement will,
a tho option o the bureau, be rejected
whose offers accepted will be notified
win be ready execution thereafter be
ucabe
May 2-law4w
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For All Parts OF the west.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il berland, Wheeling. and all parts Of the West
Isl The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except sunday
Gas M connecting with Philadelphia from
Washington at Juncton win stop stations and arrive Cum
berand at 4 O'Clock, p.
daily except Sunday
and reaches Wheeling A. connecting Ben
wood with trains Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis
ve Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, louis Cairo, and nlr
mediate points.
3D. EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily al u p m connecting with
express Cincinnati Louis Cairo Chicago and nterma
places The distance CINCINNATI and other central and south
places nearly miles shorter than other
The time 10 these places g. also nneqgalcd.
Baggage checked through Coumhus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
81. Louis.
Passengsrs aud baggage ra' srel all points free
the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden Station and
Washington city.
A sccoadcass car Is attached to tho mail train.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington the uire rod
Cumberland oakland They morning by the
train which leaves Cumberland a, ESQ and reaches Whsc
n 2, y. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time for meals Wash
ington Junction.
Tbs the only rone by which through tickets baggage checks
be obtained in Washington.
FoR WAY PASSENGERS
accommodation train GAS stop all stations ea
Cumberland the express stations Pedmor west
Eastuardy Wheeling and
mediation leaves Cumberland at 20 reaching Baltimore 54s N
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at except Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick al oa arriving at Baltimore
23o,
The EIIIcoTTs Mills TRAIN leaves Camden station at NJ
and Leaves F1cotts Nils 7so u and 100 p M
W. 8 woorenE
Jan lT--dn Master Of Transportation
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PROPOSALS.
AYR DrANrass,


Barsan o Yards and Docks May l. 1877.
CEAIED PROPOSALS for each class separately,
~ Proposals the class for tho
ward win bo received al this once until
the furnishing and delivering the several
and articles embraced printed
schedules which will be furnished application, and by mail
desiring all the
the oommandans the
yards by tue
thereto the bureau for all the yards
yveem Confusion and ask soatng TIC u NO d 'su te
k contains oiass for than ya,d ga one erese
individual sign bid and contract
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified mat ne
be Ia the form hereinafter prescribed and be mailed IN
time expires for receiving
b.d sci tc oonsidoo iphih shall b. roese after the rf
ailos,aoe ,o BE- made for au@ q the mail
To against offers being opened before the time appointed
endorse tho envelope above the address,
and draw line under endorsement, thus
Proposals for CiaS No (aape the da~) v he Ncy Fdrd at
(aaHe tAs yard }"
To the chic Of the Bureau Docks Washington
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schedule state the times within whlch
,hs periods copied All
the articles which contracted for be delivered such
place places uelnnS the place where
be directed by the commanding ocer thereof and all other
No arte viii be received after the sSra 81 the period specified
the schedules @ the completion u deliveries unless specially
thorrsi by tho department
be provided
by tho biers that the and number ARTICLES enumerated in
classes beaded miseclancus spccinea r quantity
bid bat tho furnish
articles ead HoA qsas'ais, a~
quantities snd reqasons through pest
shall ss Sufficient noce durog the aeai ending
June lsss and whether the quantities required be less than
those specified tho prices shall remain the
All the articles tho be of the best quality
government subject inspection weight
neut q the said navyyard and b. in all satisfactory 70 the
SPECIFICATIONS samples and further description the articles
Contract r classes beaded mielhncous who do reside
near the pae where the srces % be deccd win be required
name IN their proposals an aseut a. The city or principal poe nssr
90 s<lry when they shah be required.
Approved tho laI of the will
qured aud wen additional security deducted
each payment unt tho shall completed
cenOoa delivered as reaairc during The nsca
csr, the twcnsy retained may, q
and oober when deliveries have been a,ory and hs hal
(eshy per cent? win he by respective navy agents
within thirty days ansr INC presentation q bills rea'e, duly
Ne ysr, hc per 10 paid unit, q. The 70
ares been removed
yard specially suthored by department,
viii be stipulated the ccntrsr that dsu
,i.na 10 any eass @ r the saahy and at tAe times ana p
provided then and tho said sve and
py she tnisa ses sum @ money ncs exesed twice the
seeOrdax 70 the act ~ Congress IN that provided
T ures muss sa the coua. and th,r cse,ia.a
coector district attorney prsn
saasnasnly known 70 The bureau
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7 IMPoRTANr no coTToN pLANTERs. hl NAgA

y ih EsraAes aafetsgned las iavcot
ana ootAned es,s raeat nom the unei sts NJ The ~
and eonbian q machinery fog couveftng sce oo
INTO yarns ~ connoas process from ge gin through r
ros prersraion ans spinning machinery until ready foe snip
nfent weaving
he saving from waste by this process viii be a hast Ten per @
ana yarns made from the Gbre anbrokcn un By The %
tAn 9 ihe machinery q the rryss used % ocr ~
e.Aes " gi - aeoa By sifueser and hrarHl ~
N CON oana the markets sf the world stsning M cpup"a
advsncesis prices. =,
me snderfnsdb prepared 10 dispose q psygs % a ~
ieni snd Psahscrs via hs nfrtet with oornpe
~ asns how % ns1 a. how uiacntyi ana ~
Stoer nccessary particulars. appbcAnon
pea s-aswiyh GEORGE o HENRY, Nc,ile
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Rsrn y oesr.
fHere date the oaer.l

cre the composing tho Grm Of name
the hereby furnish
your se OF advsrsement and subject 10
tho and o! tho printed schedule which
refers Class (namc clas)
ame the yard according said schedule viz
class tho schedule opposite zach
the the columns for dol
lars and and foot the aggregate amount Of tho bid for the
class amounting hore write the amount in woris)
Propose the required by
hedul for the supply under tho classes miscellaneous by
place delivery should be accepted,
be prepared and sent TO tho
the agencyl for signatures aud certdcate
Here bidder each membar Of tho nrn sgn.)
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sale Of Indian Trust Lands I'm Kansas Terri
tOry
ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATE


PRESIDENT UNITED STATES.
TN pursuance of law, I. FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
that public Will be held Point county the
the disposal in by The United
States for te beneat OF the Iowa tribe Of Indians situated with
by said Indians in aforesaid, wit
South g DE snss ns and u the si1h psiacpai rean
Townships No In fifteen, sixteen eighteen
Townships @ ranges seventeen eighteen nineson and
treaty amounting in the whole q eight hundred acres and situate in
townships two, Of ranges nineteen and twenty
Tuesday the twenty sixth Of May disposal
Kaskas Peoria Pakesaw and wea In
dams As arc situated within the townships @ said
South @ tho base linz n prineiral meridian
townships nhecn sixteen, and seventeen Of twenty
Townships hieen sixteen and Of twenty
Townships fifteen sxecn seventeen range twenty-five
townships haeen sixteen, seventeen aud eighteen Of
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range
Townships een sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range TWEEN
y-ive
having made by the second and third articles Of the
treaty cesson thai each individual member of said oonfeaied
bands should be entitled hundred
ona reservation and by the nh article
@ man ns ao q and ss apa or the benefit o.
about forty eight thousand having been following
townships above named, to wit:
Townships seventeen, range twenty two
Townships fifteen sixteen, and estsen
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four
townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty hereby
apart and reserved from sale
Also at Iecompon in said Territory commencing Tuesday
twenty third day Of june next for the disposal
held trust by tho United States for the benefit
Of Indians situated within the
prisng the ~ portion Of the lands ceded by the
dams, in trust as aforesaid, to
South ef TIE hls line and Of ,giaci
Townships Ave- six eight nine eleven range
Townships eight nine eleven range
townships SIX seven eight nine ton and eleven
Townships six eight ninc, and range eighteen
The Of said sales win be
below the valuation placed the
duly appointed for the classifying
agi payment being made receipts duplicate
therefor, or which will be delivered purchaser
Patents will subsequently purchased
accordance with the regulating thereof
The Offering OF the above lands will DO
spccvey appointed and will proceed
advertised, with all convenient despatch
havo been offered and the sales thus closed.
All purchases rcorei on the
following day AT the risk Of the delhultng purchaser
Washington thi, twenty six,
day Of February, eighteen hundred and any
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY The President:
GEo. W. MANYT1sSr,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
N NBNo newspaper authorized publish foregoing adyer
tssment without special instructions tla
soner Of Indian Affairs
Feb - layyt1.Iu luna
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

: u
WI BalnoreThe of this nourthng IN
ocated Washington tho Northern
Central railroad and Chartered by the Maryland legislature VIII open
on tho first Wednesday n May, 1857 with fhi faculty q okp
riencd instructors consisting FIVE gentlemen and several hds
Thi; college al that could wen be desired for The Of h
tshed female education No ans have been spared
make what ought be in all respects The ocsy highly a
labrous and picturesque and has ectcd Of the '
desirable the The shady beautiful grounds afford ape
for pleasant walks and heshal recreation The building
Up0s.ns brick lercclc expressly afst
female college, thoroughly yenuhei lighted Will hanAsons4
furnished supplied 70 each story anha accomeatns ~
about 100 borders The establishment very esHte costing p@
less than $4,000 During this tho first rs operation nun
bers 81 boarders
Catalogues and further Information be obned al he tn
Office and Of Rcv T HeiDer and Hon yansant BALTIMORE
and Rev George Lewis saey nnepal Mount Washington ha
land. ELIAS HE1NER
President uf the Brard q Vis1er'
March 14-Satkwei6w
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mo. 5S0.l
Notice

o. Esas,isa@saI y ATS aaiaonaI Laaa oss ~ ITy
g Nebraska.
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March ID 1857 entitled establish three additional
land districts in the Territory q Serqka to bo called respectively
tho NxskHA the isrsuc
and the "nsKOrx nucT" hereby declared and made
known that The ofs said districts have been established FOL
oss, viz:
For the "NxssHA lASn rsrricT' al BROWNSVILLE.
for the "soVm PIsrrs nEsrR1cr' Nebraska City.
For the nsscTA nsrnc Dakota said Territory.
Given under hand az tho Washington, this hecuh day
os April, 1857.
order Of tho President:
Jos s WILSON,
Acting Commissioner oG General land Ofice
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mo. $751;
Notice

g ESasiAmS1 II three additional Land 0css an tas Tray
EoRas.
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1851 entitled An act 70 establish three additional lana
districts abe Territory Kansas 10 be called respectively the -
land district the oage land district and the Western land
drj hereby declared and made known that the Offices for said
districts haye been esiabbsled as follows, wig
For the aDsHAwsRE DISTINCT IL nQIF1N
for the "0stsx pfsncr7 si FoRI ScorT
For the ,swEzrRN INSTRUCT SID TeEritory
hand city OF Washington ssyenh day
II April, A. d. 1857
By ordor VI the President. JOS 4 WILSON,
Acting Commissioner q the General land once
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Ap ll-law,soJun
United states Patent Onice,

4
ON the petition of Harriet V. Terry, administra-
W x a wm. ID Terry deccascd, OF Boston, Massachusetts,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to the said wm D. Ter
the 18th July, lss3
said which
takes place the 18th day of July 1851
Is ordered that tho sa petition be heard the Patent
Monday the 10th Of June ~ O'Clock all
notified and show they have why sail petition
ought be granted
Persons opposing The extension required % ne 10 the Patent or
hcn their objections, specially forth
before tho hearing All testimony died by
be the ad hearing
corance with the rules Of the Office which will Furnished
plicaton.
testimony tho viii be closed depoe
and other papers relied upon testimony
Office before the morning Of that day arguments
within days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be pubshed tho unou
Eencer Evening Washington Republican, BALTIMORE
Md. FcunsyivaniAn Philadelphia,
and Post Boston, Mass
vious to the 2ath of june next, tho day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PSEor Of the above papers will please copy their
bills 10 the Patent onoe with paper containing this
Ap 9-lawSw
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Proposals for Stationery.

HorsK UNITED STATES,
Clerks once March 81 1857.
TN pursuance of the seventeenth section of the act
Of Congress August lsa2, entitled legaxing
and making appropriations for such objects have been
usually Included appropriation bills without authority Of
law and x for certain incidental OF the de-
and Offices Of and for other sealed
until lst
June II O'Clock r furnishing the following articles OF sta
tonery for tho Of the House OF Representatives during the Thirty
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USrrEs srAT.s NAVAL CoCKI oF IsorrRr,
Washington, February ~, lsSI'

rNiIE judge advocate gives notice for the nforma-
IL q parties coming bsre The court the lsi scr'o9
q January H. 1851 that they viii respectively be zy
the department when tAe shall referred b
cpurt; and at desirable presenting themselves h
should prepared with u such wlt3cscs they
sire 70 have sunonod specifying 70 w.ch othe respective as
q illness r ne navsl mentioned the act thar S
~ be srhcd respectively. suggesting delay any
which may h. required and Ia respect og Witnesses.
Feb 2sf-0
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r IFE OF GENERA NAPIER; BY Lient. Gene.

II IFE OF GENERAL NAPIER; by Lieut.. Gene
il \ raj Napier, 9 volumes, ioodon 1857.
The Theory f War Illustrated by military history by Lieut.
Coonel NacdongsnL volume, Inndou 1857.
Hcw to capnre and Govern Gibraltar voume lnndcn 1857
Enginccriug implements of War by Forrest Wool
wich. 1 volume. Iondon 1855, many rngravnrs.
New Universal dictionary ESish French san
languages volume, London 1857.
Blcr Engineering BY Armstrong and Bourne volume, Ion
doa, 1851.
me Chemistry o. Ar,isrsai Light volume london 1857
ScheeroT the Bowlips. l volume Lnndon, 1850
CrAbhes Technical Dictionary of the Arts and Sciences volume
L0adon.
NnrhS FRANcK TAYLOR
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rSm n Gaaras.~.

The undersigned nans guaranor Of amc the town. aud
sae Of (nane ate) and namo second guaanors &s
horcby the bidder bddsrs
will hs ther accepted
after the date Of notice
through post office the Of his for the offers before
mentioned
Witnoas signature Of guaranors.)
certify (herc tho guarantors
known good responsible in this
fsgnature.)
signed by district judge district attorney collector
agent the bureau 10 be responsible
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Washington Aqueduct.
0sncE OF THE wAsmSdro,

of~cE os nR wasmsaros Aouxprcr,
Washington, March 8, 1851
DROP0SALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals received 7th May wiz be opened OF that
day.
Maps proes specifications Of the materials and be
LEI viii be ready FOR examination this ohce and after the Goth
Ia masonry the bridges,
graduation excavation and embankment ofreervors pipes
ncetod with tho u inch on MAN, gate houses bricks sand
ruhbs and cut stone sc
particular the
As upon portion Of limo es are yet acquired by
United states there may DC some delay commencing ,he Sk
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance VIII be made
Portions only Of the works completed under the
right prescribe tho OF work 70 bs done and rate OF
praon not holding sufficiently decide when and what works
shall be- stopped untl funds become available.
In Of the entire Of particular work for want Of
funds the reserved ten cent, will be paid h in tho Judgment
Payments win be made in specie checks upon the United
treasury upon monthly engineer 10
and will be condition OF all that the worken shall
be paid their full wages monthly, and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
terials on the Washington Aquodnr,
should they be deemed advantageous and to make such arrange
be considered most Conducive to the Of e
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
take thai the bidder bidders wiz accepted
% % @ Eh y s sn sa wn @ .a ana
accompanied by the certificate OF the United States district
s af q ly S % D
Of War that the able 10 make good their
guarantee
will be opened presence bidders them choose
be present. ". C. ME1Gs
Capt f Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt N. c. Meigs, U. s. Engineers
We the undersigned residents OF in the State OF
hereby Jointly sevcray with the United States, and
the hid be accepted that he
they WILL within days after tho acceptance Of the said bid,
with good ands ucnt sureics
proposed conformity tho Of the
under which made. And in the said
good the between the offer by the said and tho next
lowest bidder.
CsSsned) A. H.
d..
hereby certify that knowledge and belief the
above named gusrAntors good and sufficient
(Sgnsd) ,.
March 6-codt7thSsy klawtf