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Washington Aqueduct.
orncn OF rur wAuunerox Aqurprcr,

TUE wAc1rSGroy AouRDrcr
Washington, March 8, 1867.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
4 for the Washington aqueluct
Proposals received up 9TH May will be opened at of that
Maps proHes specifications materials work
let will he ready for examination, this Office and after tho 10th
Tie win masonry bridges
neced with The inch ire nn gate houses bricks sand
For tho particular reference
As upon portion Of the line the titles are not vel acquired by the
United siaies there be delay commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays viii be
in tho time Of completion.
Portions only completed pres
ent approximation but al contracts for unfinished work viii be sub
M 10 future appropriations
right prescribe the progress
ratonno holding out saiicey 10 decide when and what Ws
shall be stopped until funds become available,
In OF the entire particular work
funds the reserved per will ba pati IT, Judgment
the engineer The work has been properly executed 50 far has
win be maio specie checks upon
cent and viii he condition all contracts that the woren shall
be pad their full wages monthly, and in specie.
Al bids should be sealed and proposals
eras on~tc Washington Aqueduct'
ool they not be deemed advantageous and make
en,s may be considered most conducive to the the
Every accompanied by written guarantee signed by
take that IL, q" bers VIII Iii Or sr S e Scond
sOr INTO an 1Son w ten days w good nnd sufficient
10 be accompanied by the certificate Of the United dict
the general Individual Engineer
pnrtmen Of War, that the able make good
guarantee.
be opened presence bidders any Of them choose to
be present n, c, MtlGS
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. c. sltgs, L. s. Engineers,
We the undersigned, residents OF state Of
hereby Jointly aud sevcraly, with sau
guaranty, foregoing be accrltcd that he or
they VIII within ten days after the OF the said bid
cute the contract for the same with good ans ulccn per
form or furnish the articles prnped IN conformity tho the
advertisement under which II made And In The
good the difference between the offer by the said
lowest bidder. "a
(Signed) ABB
:. G..
hereby certify that the my knowledge belief
renamed guarantors are good and sufficient
(signed) EFF
March e-colt7thNIay &1awtf
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No. ISL
Notice of the Removal Of the Land once from
Red Wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter

IN accordance with tho provisions Of the act of
Il Congress entitled An act authorizing changes in the location
land Offices" approved March hereby
made that the Office sale public nnds
MSSTSor, TERRITORY viii IIKy
psRsS, said Territory qfsr day
Given under hand the city Of Washington this eo day
April, AID 1887.
by order the President:
iw TfICs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General land once.
Mayvf-lawGw Ilnt. A start
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proposals.ror stationery.


DEPARTMENT lNlKlaoE, May %, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing such sta
- uoncry required by this department during the
ending June 90 1855 will be received until ~ O'Clock
the day Those by satisfactory
testimonials ability fua the VIII be considered
will only awarded established manufacturers
dealers In the articles.
All the articles required be OF the best quality of
Kind aud in inferior 10 the samples which viii he exhb,a
the department
Each proposal signed by making &
specify price for each and every article
the schedule.
An The articles furnished must be equal IN all respects e
delivered without delay when ordered Tho
head Of the oace for which they required
failure do win be deemed for the abrogaon d he
tract.
The department. right d creator
quantity Teach article contracted for the public service
qure
Articles uaned in the contract to DO furnished al the option
the department NJ the low esl market prices.
Bonds be by the
contracting the the neglect
furnish any article ARTICLES named IN the contra
upon the its
be purchased open market and the difference between the prize
paid therefor aud the shall be charged the
and eaen The settlement. Of his arean for the quarter during
whrh such refusal or neglect may
The snjoucd list specifies nearly done amount
o. ~ description Of each Of the kinds articles required
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INRENCH HOOKS

a Rousseau los Conlesons. vols, i,stratd. IS
Rurs-cau IN Nonvcllc fecse. vols. illustrated. a.
Notire Iictonnairo fhosophiglc lns,rat 81 ~
Noltairc IL SIJele lie Louis Nv vol pusrst-
Nolt'ire h lienriade rol Illustrated 81 cents.
Madame dc Saygnr; Ictres. 1 vol. 20
IJ,ui Icyinad Jcrutne patur1t, 90 crnts
Scribe Comedies. Vandevillcs. 30 cents
Dumas Fills Abtonnc. 90 cents
fhlsan Ie Consin rons. so cents
FRANCK TAYLOR
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CtEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals. for
- Beef and Proposals Pork nc be, will be
tins until O'Clock Wednesday the 18th day
furnishing delivering free Of a and risk 70
tho Tinted states, al the following .yarlsi
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I,--------- OF ----, In the State Of ---, here
furnish and deliver the all the
articles named in the classes heeuno annexed agceaby TO the
visions the schedules therefor In conformity with the adycr
emcnt Of the Bureau OF Construction Of the 23d OF May 1887
Should my he accepted request be addressed AT
aud the contract forwarded to the at
Lar iaaua lcnIi HnnlA
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Signature.

The schedule which tho bidder ncoses must be pasted his offer
and each OF them signed by him Opposite each article the schedule
the carried the footed
each class, aud the likewise words.
Form Of Guarantee
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hereby certify that the above named known Ia
me MS OF property and able to make good their guarantee
Date Signature
To be signed by the United states district Judge, United
trict attorney, collector, and others.
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Tho mured Proposnls Stamped Envclopes
Third Assistant Ioststor General Post Office IL
partment- - AARON V. BROWN,
May 30--diJuly6t Postmaster General
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VYHE VETERANS OF CHEIsEA MospITl

4 G. II. 6eE IS cents.
Routledgc's shakespeare part Q. 20 cents,
Rlsspils Crimpa
just received ut TAYLOR a MAuRYT
June 20-st Bookstore eth street
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In the
hereby guaranty that In the foregoing bid Oh
for the classes therein named be accepted, that
they Will within days after the receipt OF the contract the
posi- Office named dc gnatc the
the with good and sufficient suretes; and said
shall Gtl aforesaid, guaranty
make good the difference between the offer OF the said
and that which may be accepted.
4 Ii.
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KITrERY, MAINE

Class No. L. Whlcoak logs No yellow pine plank logs
No. 10, White pine No H. ASH cypress whooak boards. No
Is. No IS Iignumyn. No. 81 Spikes
and nails No 23 Lead zine and tin No 20 Hardware. No
Hose
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lem 30 folio heavy, satin plain flushed
and trimmed, per
2. 10 reams folio post light, plain, unruled ofraI
SEAL per
1917 cap, white blue wide medium or
close, and trimmed, per
4 consular white or trimmed and
ruled, per
g. 10 egl cap, white or blue, trimmed ANA ruled
g. 600 quarto post, white blue ruled various
. widths per
4 so realms quarto post, extra superUne
hii, ruled, per
25 realms white veluin note paper highly gland
calendcred lined gilt, per
o. 10 AhanbIa laid paper, edged, lined,
10 10 reams bun note paper, lined, per
H. Is Fat cap, white bue, unrulcd, per rcam
II 10 envelope yellow ban, royal. per
10 40 rcanns large brown envelope per
H. 35 PINK blotng, per rcain
10 40 dozen sheets patent biotiHs, per sheets
10 II sheets driving paper, aatq aarian fsr
H. IL sheets drawing PAPER, Double elephant per
IS Is sheets drawing EaIer, elephant, pcf sheet
49, 10 sheets drawing paprT, royal, per
20 200 sheets tracing paper per
"a 100 yards raeDg cambria per yard
p 5il00 binders boards ga by ioat inches; per C.
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Form Of Guardntee.

The undersigned, --, of -- in the State OF
hereby guaranty that, foregoing hid accepted
will within ten days after the receipt OF the the Office
named designated the for
with good and sufficient surctes
ter into contract Aforesaid guaranty make good the differ
between the offer OF the said and which may
accepted. c u.
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Jan IL nc
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Notice

ortiz reordi ~ he lind Office from Faeres 10 Bcoari IN
He State n Mssowi
IN accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled ACT authorizing clangcs
hand approved March 1885,
known that The ue or te sale OF pnbe lands the
state q Missouri viii DC rnoyei 70 the town Of oSilif SAID
State, etsiy Jss1oI practicable
Further notice 70 the rrec BE- issued by
the register and receiver al the Faycttr lanii
Given under hand q. The city Of Washington, day
May, A. ~ 1887.
by order # The President:
TIIos A. HENDRICKS
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Navy Beer and PORK for 1868.
NAVY DrrAn1nrsr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
June 2, 1857.
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ooRvhR1oAhoN
ITaAroa, April 25. les,

LEnAFcN5 April 20, 1921.
GENTLEMEN The democrats and old line wings
Of this Senatorial district have invited me- to rep-
resent them in the Senate at the next session Of the
legislature " desire to say to them through your
paper, that regret exceedingly much, that can
not comply with their request. have determined
never again to be a candidate for oaico. But not
withstvnding want no Office, and that it would be
great sacrifice Of feeling to speak Of nothing else,
to accept one, yet if believed my services we're
necessary, to defeat this odious and deformsd know
nothing party, 1 would not hesitate, the war cry
should be raised. But there are several gentlemen
who perhaps would not object to spending the win
ter at Nashville that carry the district without
any difficulty, and who are fully competent, to take
care Of the interests Of their constituents. The
masses Of the people here are perfectly disguised
with this party and are satisfied that there is 10
difference between it, and the black republican par
ty-that it is a reckless faction seeking the control
Of the government for corrupt purposes, and will
unite with, and advocate anything, that may posi-
bly, assist in accomplishing its covetous design and
large majority of them, will be certain to repu-
date it, at the next election. It is unnecessary for
me to tender my Acknowledgements to my friends
they know that ingratitude is not part Of my ma
ture. Respectfully yours,
R. E. THOMPSON.
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A NOVEL SUIT.-The Trenton n. j. True Amer
lean of the Goth inst, states that there is pen
ding in the Circuit Court of Hunterdon county, in
that State, a suit, brought by the Union Bank, Of
Franchtown, against Hudnut and Snyder, for malioi
I,y cOnspiriug to draw specie from the said bank
b. presenting its notes for redemption with the OBJ
ct of breaking The bank.
The principal facts elected are, that Hudnut did
OBTAIN means from Snyder with which he procured
the notes of the bank, "to make run upon it .
tlat the bank did not have specie enough hand to
meet the demands of Hudnut, and he proceeded to
have their notes severally protested-but it seems
that by mistake he caused the protests to be made
by Justice of the Peace, instead of a Notary, as
required by law and therefore failed to obtain his
object before the bank enabled to provide itself
with means to meet its notes. The bank. however,
mplains Of injury done its business by this prOce-
dure, and sues for damages laying its claim at So,
OO0 The defendants dispute the right of action,
upon the ground that none of the legal rights of the
plaintiffs have been infringed.
This. as we understand, is the first case of the
kind in this any other country, and the decision
will be looked for with great interest.
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HORSE AND Mule SHOES FOR THE ARMY-The
house of Messrs. burden X Sons iron mauufactur-
ers at Troy, New York, have concluded large con-
tract with the government TO supply the horse and
mule shoes used in The United States service These
shoes are TO be made by a machine lately invented
by Mr.. Henry Burden, which tuns them out al the
rate of fifty minute, about ten tons a day. They
have been examined by the Quartermaster General
and received his approval. There about ], 80 =
90 pounds out annually by the horses and
mules in the service, and told that the Quar-
teImaster General has made a contract with the
Messrs Burden for much superior article than can
cost. These shoes are fitted to the horses foot in
the most perfect manner, and fastened with nails as
before. lheyare swedged between dies, and, when
finished, are as uniform in weight ana form coin
49, Wash. Union, AprI2l.
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DECIDEDLY CooL.-The Journal says that Demo
cratic editors act on the maxim THAT lie well stuck
10 Is as good as the truth" I is language is ut
tyucd by individual who b longs 10 a political
hccy, whose ritual required the initiation bend
ed knees with one hand pointing to our national
banner, and the other resting the region OF the
heart, and probably the eyes u turned towards hea
ven, srear to deny all knowledge of the existence
Of the order Of which they were becoming members
This may be consistent with the American bible
and the American religion unknown elsewhere,
which JudgeRobertson declared 1t TO be one Of the
leading purposes OF Know Nothings to Introduce
but according to our autiquateG notions not at all
adapted cultivate respect for truth and sincerity
Lou. Democrat.
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TuE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.-THE President Of tie
late Southern Convention JAS. Dyons, Esq., OF Ech-
monI, requests that the committee appointed by
that body 10 take the subject OF Southern school
books under their auspices and select and prepare
such series OF books IA every department VI study
from the earliest primer 10 the highest grade Of
literature ana science, as shall seem 70 them best
qualified elevate and purify the education OF the
South, meet al Columbia, s. c., on the 18th OF
MAY next. Tie committee consists Of Professors
BlcisOe and McGuttey of the University Of Virginia
aud President Smith, of Randolph Macon College
Virginia; Hon George T. Badger, and b. L. Swan,
OF North Carolina Ihe Right Rev. Bishop Elliott
and j. Hamilton Cooper o Georgia, Professor John
Lec,nte Rev. j. II. Thoruweil, Rev J. W. Miles and
Rev. Dr. Curtis OF South CorOlina; President Tall
madge CT Georgia; DR.. Lacey OF North Carolina;
AsnOell Smith OF Texas President Longsreet Of
MISSISSIPPI; DR.. Garland Of Alabama Charles Gay
ARE OF louisiana: DR.. Richard Fuller Of MaEglsady
ana DIV AlURzg ChUTTh OF GvURsI
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PnOE,IX BED,rEAU FAC U4tY.
w. r. CORNELIUS. AGENT.

'UHA KF Lf past rvor- and Izr. ces YOU rug-
vest Juat We have ste uP once Or, and son
be ufartuTng tru5gv cd d-tt ads, Iuurfps, &c. %
ever, de pit 30 f'r he te a"d Crs reus
Cncs aud NsreTO0ms, No ~ rT etL, ca uerry
VIII re- Wilt also Keep Tal Il ID eI
Ia Bureaus, ~ arGrJbes q ,uu1 laI-u keep. band
aHd make order every do Cnpt1u # NaIIres IS &c
PsTsn rsHE from d,-LlAC- MAJ F-ly bdvrug heir
OTIeTs Ted. resp I'll y, ". L. COKNELIU~. r..
SHAFT X & Co.. PruprIssuTs. .aIrH-u
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VtIUABi PROPERTY ron SALE

OFFER for sale Residence IL Gallatin, Tenn on the
favorable For the In orUati Strangers,
wCui stale that Il is ~ the derabls resd ences
for family, the place Be situated upon high location,
over 10 king the town anu Convenient bust-ess. he
build ugE and very rOOmy N he tao
three Of ground attached ice house. and
every ouh and couveusnes for living Also
SALE ioTab Brick house, IN South Galaiin with
rooms kitchen and smoke and II acres nf fine
meadow, hich will sell separately from The hOnss aud
1t. lspT2S-|lm WILLIAM HENLEY.
~ UnIO ara Am-rican copy mon.h weekly, and
send bill tJ Llis on e. aLqtia Examiner.
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NkW BOOKS.


4 AGGART-S Sc MONS.-Sermsns By Charlie MacoH
Takgat Lac Go league Pastor ofthe Unitarian church
in Char C.. Win Memoir. By John H. Haywood.
r vel l2mo. Price 81 5.
BORDER X VEt- new novel By Emmers0n Bennett.
Nv vr pa. or, 81.
VlVIA-Vivia; Or, The Secret Of Power. A RO-
nance by Mrs. SouJhHoIth Two vols paper, Pues 81.
FOR saleDy HAGAN q BhO.
HAROLB TRACY.
HAROLD TR HCY or, PHisEs o. LITH. A nsW novel b.
II F smith. E=q ,EuJhOFcf
Stanir II o. vols
Minnie Grs y; or 81 h. Is the Heir /. vol.
Gus How ard; r. Hos Win Wife. I vol
ANY Las Or. he Fresmas ma Daughter.
Woman and LeT Master
Fed ATter r D be Issu'''s Revenge.
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lem tatiun; r tae UuknOwn Heir,ss-
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d Try Arbtuu; OF, r1e win and ybe Way.
DeyeE ;,T The Way at he Will.
A uf which justrrCeived and for sale b.
spTl-6. HAGAN & BRO.
'sTHE Doomed ship, OF the Wreck Arctic Regions
A tsle Of Wild dY=ntur-
'HansOrd,a Tale OF Bgcon'a Rebellion By St. GeerFs
Tucker. Que vol. I2m1
New BngrsPhIss a. IIus.rious Men" By Masaulay,
Roger, Mar in and 9th. One vol. I2nO
Isl ries Of the Is and World" By Charles NsrdhOR.
For sale By pu.26I HAJAN s. BRO.
DEREODICALS.-AU the late papsrs and Magazines.
i For >ae BY apr25 HAGAN & BIO.
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One Week Lon ger!
NJ A D. BLANCH E

DLtNET HEADER. owing to the arEe Humber OF person
that ha visited the MAZDA ,Uung the past week. she
vii remain one week lOnler. At fhe
vERANDAH HOTEL, ROOMNo. ?,
Where all cor regard the past pre-
senJ fetaIe love- cuursbip rage si'k'es aud death,
friends rea ives sR 81 T. property lost or soen
he dusl any ard all kinds Il bu they
aVted To, and vii be = successful u, anus c. u i'm
m-dtately and all who unlJcky IN business secure
erUselyes success ting one OF the great MAN
tALISMAN Persons VIII. are unhappy n IN dsJp OF l.
i've gain The u CT Of their affection Oy he aid
OF celebrated IALlSMAN Wives ha ing drunken or
uuailful husbands, reel i'm em by this WOud, Tlu
TALtSMAN.
\. B-For person born in March April, May, June, Sep
Lrmb UCi0teT aud december, the NaIsUe will select
numbers ~ the Il vaua iabama and Maryland LOteH =
tnat III draw Ca prize Parents aviug children barn
them
flee hourr-g A. NJ. NJ. Read- the Planet La
dies to2S G-nue O. 81 Lottery Nos. IS 1slssHs
sIu so Tn The last aud y Wit 'ft-e Matsm TO
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cum T. u, TeCep Uf required ice. COutcl DAT r
brrH aqued select numbers Cut not gel lalsman.
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"a. +. DOPrIS,

A T this Foundry an making c. Oking, PaTlOr,
= and Healing stove & every y, - l. w
Ware OF kIutS ABd Ous, Sad lrOr ana file lTO.s
O a kinds.
AL-o In. PIP and Sheet Iren Ware all Of which
d Oh 81 hole retail cheap for cash
pu -ctu Il dealers PsrieulS attention Iao Roofing
and uftering. T.. BORRlS
No s q Hove .rsar. 3 .shv Ne
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SALE OFIAND,

DY VIRTUE n IN x cution directed 70 The Sheriff Of
ID eEm-u countv b. the Circuit Of ssid county
February Term, S57, will for sale the ghas- h
der Tor cash ~ the housa 'Oov the Of uEr
VILE tho FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE. 81 thu T'g .rF
AMI sin that Duel r. To has Tract Of Land
in said caIny 4 Hicku 10 DisFc, No the
Of Sugar Gre K, joining the lands Of Jonathan Rove
and being he lands VIII said T0ty lives.
OF NJ L. Williams. Sale in 'he usual hours
apr25-w4t prs fee 81. LEVI MrCOLLOM, D'y sheriff.
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For sale.

ON SATURDAY.. the 81 la Of Nay next, the Co 1T
~ House yard, CITY of Nashville essse, wi
expose rbh sale 20 IRE ghesJ bid er Tor Cash lie
y negro Woman, ab Ut Is ,ars Of saC Hrrrt WO-
man Is No want nTsI rate rurse q cot pes
try cook n a far washer aid iruner; a. s n Om-
pzuce decree roudr.ed the last January Of
Inc cult GOurt FOR Ia idsou comfy. Ten
The heretofore advertised postponed 10 c1nss-
quenee Of she iaclsmeue Of the ues.hrT
apfs3 ''
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COtilliOn Party.

Mr.. GOODWIN gives his last Cot Hon Party Of NJ,
thu s. SON at his Rooms er e,hs Store, ~
College street. XII
FRIDAY. NAY THE FIRST, -
Aud AZ thank pub for the patron
he Ia. ived, against al opposition, VIII he
he shall COntir deserve bis strict and PROBE
u tsntion IN pupils entrusted g. hs
10 Mr., Gos'wi7 Nil open a Glass for Gentlemen on
Tbursday, ApTiI sOLh, Iapr95- 81
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FuR lIltCAH,

TVOHE regular steamer ALICIA, Ryman, 80 p
u Mas O., will epaTt above ans ali in 775sEffS'
.-rrsdjate landings TODAY, the 2sth,
- O'Clock NJ. For r. light pas apply o. board
or 10 lap25-ul H. H. HARRISON, gent