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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-29
JAS. JACKSON,
Architect and Builder.

The undersigned is prepared to execute in u
neat and t.,sty manner, Ground Plans, Eleva-
tions, Perspective Views and all other kinds OF
Architectural Drawings
Original designs for Dwellings, and Public
Buildings furnished at reasonable rates.
Buildings contracted for or put up by the day
Lessons given in Architectural dhaughting.
f.Office, corner Of jackson and Blunt st. 8
St Charles, Iowa. lOtf] JAS. JACKSON.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-29
THEODORE MIX,
PATTERSON, LEE & DONALDSON
General Land Agents,

SURVEYORS And CIVIL ENEINEERS,
ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., IOWA.
Will promptly and faithfully attend to all
business entrusted to our care Lands bought
and sold; Money loaned on Commission: Taxes
paid; Lands located and surveyed; all kinds OF
legal business and collecting promptly attend
cd to in low and Southern Minnesota. Salts
factory references given on request.
J. G, PATTERSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
DONALDSON & LEE,
~ Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
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HUNGARIAN MLLLET.

The Moha dc Hongric, (Panicum
germanieum, imported by the Patent Of
fec in 1854, and described in the Ag
ricultural Report of that year, was
first grown in this region in Mantua
township, Monroe county, and is here
commonly known under the name Of
Hungarian Grass" 1t is luXuriant
in its growth, and produces hay of the
finest quality. Horses and cattle eat
it with avidity. Farmers in every
part of the country should give it their
attention, as it will make more and
better feed than other kind of grass
now known in the United States. Our
Western farmers, in particular, should
learn its value for lis destiny is to
change the agricultural products of
this portion of the Union, and substi.
tute cows, horses, mules and sheep in
place of hogs. We have raised hogs,
heretofore, from necessity, simply lbe
cause our only reliable crop was corn
and other domestic animals required
hay, OF its equivalent, which we could
not produce with cheapness and Ger
tainty.
A good crop of the Hungarian grass
is about three tons of hay and thirt,
bushels of seed to an acre, while j
will often go beyond, and seldom fal
below this. Such crops were grown
last season, Notwithstanding tn
drought.
The seed may be sown in this re
gion from the lst of May to the l5tl
of June, at the rate If a bushel to thre
acres. 1t should be put into tn
ground in the same manner as oats
harrow ing before and after sowing
The time for cutting is when the see
is nearly ripe and the whole plant {
a fine yellow color If cut too earl,
S the seed will not be perfect, and if to
t late, it will shell out i'll curing; til
f stalks will also be too woody. 1t ma
+ be cured in the same manner as otht
r hay. As fodder, after threshing, it
n fully equal to Timothy and when fe
d out with the seed in, as it general
l. should be, it is better than good She
s. oats.
is am sowing, this season, 100 acr
ID of this grass, from which expect
raise at least 5000 bushels OF seed.
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J. KIRKPATRICK,
Produce, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchant,

MCNfRfGOH, AoW "a
All goods consigned to nae forwarded with dis
match. Liberal advances made on consign-
mests Freichts will be collected on delivery
of goods. 6mG
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AGENTS FOR TIE NTELIIGENCER:
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Agents No. 1l9 Nassau Street New York. and 10 State
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doph Street, Chicago. Ill.
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Business men, others, residing in Boston, New
York, Chicago and Milwaukee, wishing advertise in the
lntclgcnccr 10 subscribe for the same will be able
to gain all necessary information by nqurng Of the
above named firms.
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Business 1irttorp.

Business Cards Of five lines or less will be inserted in
this column for So 90 per annum For each additional
line, over five, one dollar will be charged.
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WOMAN'S POWER.

Nor steel nor fire itself hath power,
Like woman in her conquering hour.
BE thou but fair-mankind adore thee
Srniln-nnn a world is veal; before the
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ID. ,ernoi, Hotel Penn.yvan;a avenue beween l7h ana
lsm sreets, Washington, ID. o.
THE PROPRIETOR begs inform his friends and the public
this restaurant recently established the most modern
principle, with private dining fur
yie, engaged competent and pro
recently arrived from Paris, where he
gained reputation at h
proprietor mssf has distinguished repuiaton both
this Of the bo and
ers, fail give satisfaction
who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached the veil supplied with the choicest
Of wines qu gaSe and other dricncies OF the Hot
aud cold lunch ~ until IL, The proprietor has
received Europe stock Of cham
clare with general Of the finest o
queurs uIes ac which he offer lower than
other house In the box basket single BOTTLE
dinner and attended the
notice in OF the city, Ice jelly plumber
and all description Of confectionery business
Ian - +. a.
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA.
Posr oryIoK DKpARrMsSr,


PROPOSALS for carrying mails of United States from st
June 1871, 30h 1885, following route ia the
Stale OF Florida and the time and herein speced VIII
be received the Contract Office OF this department until .,
OF the 3Oh April be decided the next days
6o42 From Banbrdge Ga Chaahoochee, Fia Ocheesee,
Aspaaga. Loi Cane, Ridleysyie Rekos's Bluff, lola.
and Fort Gadiden. Apaachcola, sO6 miles and hack
three 18th of October the 18Th Of
June Of each year and twice week the residue In first
class steamboats, with the privilege of using two ohorse
coaches from Banbndge Chatahoocbee when tbs river
Is leo low for navigation.
From l5th October to l5ih Juas.
Leave Baubrsge Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
pm;
Arrive ApalachicoIa Wednesday Friday by
IN, and Monday by Ill am;
Leave Apalachic sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Arrive al Banbddge next days by SAN,
From l5th June to l5th October.
Leave Bainbrose Tuesday al p IN, and Saturday at
ApalaehicoIa "Wednesday by pm and sun
day by 3pmi
Leave spsaehcols Monday 10 m, and Wednesday at
Arrive cambridge Tuesday by m, and Thursday
yl0pm.
For form of PROPOSAL guarantee. and cefc for nsuc
lions pamphlet roues In
Virginia, Florida, 1855 and February, 1851
Propo ais should cribed 6542 For
da and by The 5econd Assistant Posnasei Genera
Contract Office"
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar 6-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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TO OUR suBsoRlnERs.

The name OF pesoR will upon books,
'he payment ofIhe subscription be
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter. ~ risk
VIII be assumed by ourselves a sAo transmission.
The q 'UNTRY "a ERr b "a dlrtw.esy danus u-e Sc
sions OF Cong essi and semi weekly during The
Subscriptions FOR period year will be received On
terms propoiiioned to the above annual rates
0-PosTmAsTERs authorized to act as our agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers $50 sncosed
rive sEM-wEEKLY subscribers, s25 enclosed viii be
dtled TO copy grats.
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The quantity Of these articles which will be required
precisely stated. They will probably be about

The quantities. of all may be ncaased diminished
not for specific quantities. but for such quantities the
require be delivered yards respectively.
Contractors residing places deliveries
quired establish Places that
in furnishing what be requred and when
fails promptly comply with requsion Chief Of
OF Provisions and Clothing shall be authorized
be made supply the deficiency under the penalty
in the contracts the record Of equaition duplicate copy
aforesaid shall be evidence thar such requison
been made and received. 's
aforesaid yards and in than article Ia
the offer, the Chief of light
Of the articles contained in such offer and
the remainder and bidders hose proposals accepted and
ohera) will be forthwith noted
tract viii be transmitted to them for execution, which
within days,
time required for the regular transmission of the mall
Two approved surcies in equal TO the estimated
Of respective required twenty pei
thereof collateral security addition
its performance aud mt in event to he paid until
of m deliveries made will be paid by th navy within
days aer bills duly authenticated shall have been nted
him
Blank forms of proposals may obtained application
Porismou,. New Hampshire; Boston,
Philadephh Baltimore Washington Norfolk Pensacola, end
this bureau
recod duplicate letter informing bidder ,he nc
ceptance his prooa will be deemed notification thereof
the the of 1896 and his bid will be made
cepted in conformity with this understanding
Every offer made be accompanied directed In
Congress- king appropriations for the naval for s6
approved August S46 guarantee signed by
responsible peson the effect they
that the bidder bders will II his their bid accepted
obi gaiion within Eve and sufficient
furnish the supplies proposed The bureau will
gated consider unless accompanied the
required by laws the competency of the TO be ced
navy agent district attorney, COLI OF the
The attention of bidders called TO the samples and description
rigid comparison u BE- offered
sample and contract reeepng that fail beo them
attention also particularly directed to the joint resolution Of 2h
Mareh, is54, and 70 the act Of The 10th .iugut, lsA6
March le-lawsw
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To Our Customers.

III doing business the second time and forever for
than paid all ind btedness Alter which
,b,y published agency The object
effect has been to increas ur business
We ceased Others, for
which We little and paid them In FULL We
hope they publish had time find good
additional hands quite iu, the
M and fire exceeded thousand dol
lars he present week. ... 4
companies would quarrel with woud
likely with hAye long known
Inclined having paid 10 widows and orphans
for fire without lawsuits, $4,000 since have
been in business
life company ready delivery, and
show that s equal any If superior ALL aording S35
dividend for every hund ed paid in.
We have also fire COMPANY, others, with
very large capital distributes among hreeourhs
of all its profits ....
We shall continue watch int with ceaseIess vg
lance.
... ]. C, LEWIS, Superintendent.
Office 9a Seventh below the Gen, raj Post Office
All losses that have become due have been promptly paid
either by ourselves the companies. " 1879
Feb 24-eolm ~
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IMPORTANT To COTTON PLANTERs,
By which their incomes must be doubled

THE undersigned invented and obtained letters from it
United States and combination OF machine
converting cotton continuous
from through preparation and spinning machine
ry until 1t is ready for shipment weaving
The saving from BY this will be a. cent
fibre unnjured by the
machinery ohe used and dis
entnnge will be fifty md heavier,
m command he markets of the world, dstancing all competition
II advanced prices.
undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges h
paten planters will Informed with complete
Obtain the best machinery al
necessary particulars application addressed to
Dec 6-2awIyif GEORGE G. HENRY Mobile
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United States Mail.
ARKANSAS.

Posr OFFICE DErARTMEsT,
February n, 1857.
ROPOs conveying mats Of United from
let July 1857, 0h june 5S, in the Sete of ARKANSAS,
will be received at the Contract Office OF this department until
March be decd by 18th April following,
~ and In the time hereinafter stated
1903 From Little Rock by rouche Colegevi Midway, Bei
lin Fair Play, Rockpor Midway, ArkadeIpnia, Clear
Spring, Antoine Huddlesten, Graves, and Marbrook,
Washington 100 miles and back, three times week,
Leave Little Rock Tuesday, Thursday, ard Saturday
pRmj
Arrive at Washington days by Tpm;
Leave Washington Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
Gam; #.ra
Arrive at Little Rcck days by pm.
Proposals convey the mails In our-horSe coaches
invited.
forms PROPOSAL guarantees and certificate also
embraced in the
instant pamphlet form, principal post
the advertisement january 1884 OF in Arkansas
JAMES Campbell,
Feb lg--1aw4w Postmaster General.
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Washington Insurance Company.
SuLscriDfions To CaDitaL Stock Authorixcd

IN accordance with the ons Of the Cd section Of the
insurance in The city OF Washington
approved February 49, the sabcrbes being the persons
the LIST section Of said do hereby authorize subscp
on to be opened for the capital stock Of said company At The Sta
ioney of Wm Bayy Pennsylvania between
III and la streets Monday the 9Th of March nent between
the Of l2 and O'Clock D. IN.
% section follows
strictly complied with:
fnd be il further enacted, That persons
stcop, majority
b-cpon In the of Washington for capital
dnlar- twenty
person cbng shaft persons
four dollars each sub cbed for and thar the
remainder the said dollars she'll be secured by negotiable
notes. signed and endorsed s satisfaction Of aid p.ons
majority OF them and thereof be demanded such
times and in such portion, the president and directors herea
advi able weeks
of the gazettes ed the District of Columbia"
SILAS II. HILL,
j.. MCGUIRE,
g- BENJAMIN BaALL,
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
= UG, STU5 r. FERRY
c. MILLER.
WIN. r. DOVE,
... . WALTER LENOX,
w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER,
W. WALL, ...
VIM. r. BAYLY.
wAsHrsaros. February %, 1887.
Feb 25-3fawtMsTg&d
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Sale Of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory.

Sale OF lndlan trust Lahus In Kansas Ieffl-
| tory.
.
.-.a. sz PROCLAMATION
nv ruu pprsmrNr op THE uNIrpn sr Arrs.
bi fhh rhh'iDANi or me oiihD oiAiA''
d a,es AZ he,nhv A. clare nnd m known ,ha, onh;
M . hs heId iowa Point Donpan con,v in The nj
Kan.,a oo
of s"ch o ha lands held in y he limited STATE, o,
OF land in aid TeTiory and ceded Inv
said Indians In trust as aforesaid TO wiz
South Of the base line and east Of the s'rh principal meridian
Towpshns No one in RANGES fGeen sixeen e,
teen nin,een ard twsniy es ' ' 's
Townships No. in ansrs seventeen eighteen, nineteen
,,d vsn,y excenns hpryon few secinI grants desionn
red in the treaty ,nng in the Whole to eight hundred
situate 10 mwhu ips TWO, ga ranges 'noeeh anu ,Wehy
hso m rao, toa " ~ @ ,aa o,y. m M on
nI ' , hu he " n "a s, a. m ~, % m ha, ~ s s
W .e , ".i 3. ~, =, ~ y poa p ~. - , " u'e
M 49, % a,.a ~ r;,hn ~, n'inr anu W Ga
sn o o "a aJa hr ~, 90 oo A.. "a ,. ~
80 u;,. .''i'''''""" ~'' ~ N ~ 20 "'o'''"'''
'o"".
South base line and east of the h principal meridian
.
ownsbps nteen sixteen, ana seventeen, rang twenty.
oWmmps ntpen, ern' ana sestn.e.n ~ ng EVEN yone'
nowhhps hteen aeen, anu seventeen, ~ apge Wehy TWO.
ioWsmps heeh, sAeep soeheeh, anu egh'eeh, VI ahge
wsny ,hse, sfo, ,ss ssver,ss, and ,n,.s % ,nua
twenty-nur
Towhsmps teen, hAeeh seventeen ana ghteen, oil range
"e"'y-"'e
".n W.. hu liu o tne
na h,nis he en Id m nne nndd snd ,,u ,c,os ~
oauos pe emu u W one a" Ay acIes o' aho
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Il wards. 3s cents.
The spendlh III BY w. Harrison Aims worth, SO cents
The Ward By Mrs. Trolopo 3S cents.
Tucker's History OF the United volume. So
just pubished and for sale Mt
,.. TAYLOR a MAURYts
'FsoN ~ bookstore, 9th st.
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Tor SALE tent, that very desirable lot ground
Of Third street Indiana avenue, containing
about 900 square feet, or less.
very double house ~ by IS feet three with
and cellar, with all the modern hot
waerciose furnace stable,
carriage house, and ice house. This property
member of the cainc gentleman dcsirons
obtaining fine boure atE
Apply FOWLER street, No 427 between 9th and
G. Fsnt at the banking house Of swseny Rien
house, Falt, h Co. Feb io-eo2w
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mo. STA
Notice
In relation 10 the Removal Of the Land Office from Benca
TO San Francisco, in California.
IN provisions Congress entitled
'An authorizing changes In the location o land Offices
approved hereby declared tina,
the Office OF public lands BxSIcA in the STATE
will be removed city of5kn FRAkcoo, at as
early a period practicable.
Further Of III. lime Of removal will be issued by the
of the Bcnicia land office.
Given hand the city Of Washington, this 10th day
January, A. ID. 1851
BY order of the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Jan l7-law6w (Inte.u .uStarI
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WANTED-Persons desiring give private parties cun
be supplied with hrstcass French cook 50 or his ser
vices on application at GAUTIER'S RESTAURANT,
Dec 6-2aw3mof 252 Penn, between 10Th nd 18Th.
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UNITED srArrs NAVAL CoURr OF INeumy.
Washington, February 90, 1857.

THE Judge advocate gives notice, for the information OF parties
the M section OF the act OF JnuU
nry they respectively be advised by the department.
referred lhe and hs
desirable presenting themselves they should
parod with they desire TO have
mone specifying which Of the respective heads of htness for
The naval meh med in the their testimony s to be
and suggesting the delay which may
be cquted , aud respect 81 what Witnesses -
Yen Gosi--u , j. NJ. CARLISLR Judge Advoeae,
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INQUltS Wfthin for what you know or
'he Thousand hundred knowing pafic-
uary intended book family with do
nesc economy, and containing largest
lection OF useful information that yet published
The Artists Bride; or The Pawnbroker Heir BY Emerson
Bennett auth Of Ellen Nobury The Rose ST.
Just published, and for sale
- . TAYLOR MAURYS,
Mar III Bootsoro near a,h st,ret
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, va.

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
THE study embraces English branches
and modern languages, hemes Its
advantages ares
Spacious well ventilated buildings purpose.
full corps OF well qualified and experienced teachers
3. A collegiate study.
A. full of apparausphilosophico CHEMICAL and
nomica. !.
S. Full of ILLUSTRATED lectures natural philosophy,
chemistry and astronomy.
Special advantages offered young qualify themselves
by study and practical operations field and
gneers
T. Comfortable boarding arrangements hut students
placed The
8. Reading constantly supplied with papers, &c.
o. location healt full attacve accessible from all dec-
ions by railroads.
10 prevailing Christian and aim in all its instruction and
discipliHe
Board and tuition, $780, Students any
ime and charged from the date Of their send and
a catalogue.
March 7-2aw6w RI. BRocKErT, Principal
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Rohn,s Hand hook of Washington.

Is book should be in the hands stranger soiounns
city; complete guide with OF the
city, public buildings. sntuary.
map Of Washington with all the improvements, &c
the CAPITOL the book stnnd
Feb 4-eodimt
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Arny's COME ctionary,

No, q BTidss sfFesf, Geofgefown, d. c,
WERE all kinds Of furnished with
ice Cakes ices, ,confc kc,
tee and moderate Medal awarded tho
exhibition of Metropolitan Mechanics' Institute
Feb 3--du
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The College or st. James, Maryland.

THE second the annual February
Full preparatory commercial and collegiate OF
study pursued examination
shsws them to be qualified to enters and the college charges
the Annie made,
afodng facility Notwithstanding loss Kemp Hall by
January College for the entire annual
erng all ordinary expenses, $3.50,
Application for fuller inf'ma,on for the admission Of new
Students made TO the rector College of ST. James o. Ma
rylaHd.
Feb l4-2aw4wift a.@t= Ma
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stIefftt
volume London. Embracing the mora important dis
and mprovf OF In mechanics and the
philosophy, electricity, chemistry, zoology bot
any, geology and mnrralogy, meteoology astronomy, Sc
Feb 2st 2 FVANCK TANLOR
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United States Mail.
LOUISIANA.

United States Mail.
LOUISIANA.
PosT orrIcE DEPARTMENT,
a-aa February IL, 1857.
DROPOsALS conveying mails Of the United from lei
1851 30h June, the LOUISIANA will
be ofce of department M,
be decided by 25th of April following,
routes and in the time hereinafter stated
1920 From Moreanve Mnnsu Maksvle, and Point Ma
TO Alexandria, La so miles and back, three
week.
Leave Moreanville Monday, wednesday, and Friday
Arrive a Alexandria next days by am;
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
4.
Arrive at Morcanvlle next days by p m.
instructions
OF the I'd pamphlet form, the sipa post offices,
January 1884, Lousi
ana, sc. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb l9-law4w Postmaster General.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person right preempion any
townships Of townships above
rated required establish the to The satisfaction of the
proper Office
therefor practicable after seeing
day app public
mbracng claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Office
Feb I8-lawl3w flint. & Star
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oInoE OF tn. w.sHInsron AsurpUc'


oyrox OF WAsHISsroH AaUEDuor,
washington, March D, 1885,
are invited for materials and work for the washing
Proposals received up May opened Of that
day.
Maps prodles specifications
YET viii bo ready examination this Office and the sth
The will embrace masonry bridge
aauauoD excavation and embankment OF eeryos iron pipes
connected with the 2ncn MAN, houses bricks,
sand, rubbe and sone sc.
For the particular works and materials reference made the
specific TORS aud plans
Of the line the titles acquired by the
United Sta there be delay the work
for such unavoidable delays allowance will
only completed under the
present appropriation but all
be 70 future appropriations by Congress- The
the right prescribe the
under each appropriation
of the appropriation holding sufficiently
what works shal be stopped uni funds become available.
In Of the entire stoppage
unds the reserved will 10 judgment
the ensneer the work has boon properly far has
Paymen,s specie upon United states
monthly csates Of The 10
and will be dion Of all that tho
shall be paid their ui wages monthly and In specie.
All bids should be sealed endorsed
materials On the Washington Aqueduct"
rhe United sa,oa reserves rel all the bids
should be deemed advantageous
be considered most conducive the of the
work
Responsible the effect under
that the bidder bidders will IL his their bid accepted
into obligation, within ten days, with good and sufficient
accompanied by the certificate Of the United district
judge United States district attorney officer Of
general government Engineer
guarantee.
Bids viii be opened in presence of bidders any of
M. C. MEIGs
Capt OF Engneers In charge