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Capt. Of Engineers, in c
FORM OF GUARANTEE

EVNM VF UUANAN TEEs
To Capt NJ. y heig-, u. >. EIsinesrs ~
We, the undersigned, residents If, in TIE
State CT -, heiehv, jointly and ,eversily, cove
nsnt with the Uniied ates. and qua anty IN ca e
the foregoing bid Of De tepiei, hat he ~
they will within zen Gdys after III accepts nee of tie
said, bid execute the cont act tor The sIgla. with
good aud sufficient surse- perform or flemish the
articles proposed IN conformity TO the term nf the
,dverfs, nIent under which it was made. Az. in
case the sd - II all fail 60 enter into CONT 4 4
a aiorei al, we guaranty In make good the DIFF
ence between the offer by the tad - and he
eXtlOwe-t bidder.
e gned) AZ.
C.. u.
hereby certify Inst, 10 the hest Of MY know edge
and belief the ab1vt- nancd guaTantors gooi nd
sufficient.
(SigreD EFF
mar 7-eodt7 hMay & levitt
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Orrcs % fHs WAsurHoros Aeuspucr,
---..---.- WAsHINGroH, March S, IL Is 4

DROPoSALs ARE INVITED FOR MATERI
l. els and work for the Washington Aqueduet-
Iropcs il received up to 7th May viii DO sPensd
Maps, prodIss, and specifications Of 'n..srals end
WORT TO be let wi be Tesdy fos exsminsfien AZ 'ns
ONCE on and after the a0th April ne1t-
The work to be let will embrace pannfy "a scms
of the bridees, graduation, excavation, ana en-
banknent Of reservoirs, iron pipes connected with
The sservors 9:nch iron main gale hou ~, bricks,
sand, rubb.e, and cut stors. &c -.
For the par,icular works and and materials refer.
~ n no lde TO the specific tons and plans.
A. uoon portion OF the line the titles are not ys.
acouirei by the United States, there may be some
ds,ay In commencing the work therein; but for gu
q, avoidab,e de avs Que allowance will bs made In
the time ofcompietion. .Et. .. Z
Po tons only Of some Of The works can b, co n
peted under the present appropriation; hut all con
tracts for unfinished wo will be subject TO future
approp .ianons by Congress. The engineer reserye,
the right TO prescribe the amount Of W. rk to be done
aud rate OF progress under each cont act for tach
appropriation; and In case Of the appropriation net
holding out sufficiently, 70 tecf'e when and what
works shall be stopped until funds become q all
abe.
In case Of the entire stoppaee Of any particular
work tor want Of funds, the reserved Ten pr cen'
VII be paid, IT, in the judgment Of the engineer the
WON mas been properly executed so far az it has
gore.
Payments will lie male In specie check, upoa " &
United 81 ties treasury upon the monthly estimates
Of the engineer, rese Wing ten rer cent: and II vii
shall be raid their full wages monthiy, and Ia
Gle.
All bids shs uid be sealed and endnrseI "Propo
sails for work or materials on the Washington Aqus
duct -
The Un ed States Tesorves the right to reject On
or al the bids kh ,ald they pot be deemed IVAN
geous and TO make such er q ger enss as my
considered most conducive To the pre- gress Of III
work.
Eve'y of must be accom- ;aaIed BY a write
| guarantee, signed BY one or more responsible pt
sons 70 the effect that he they undo that III
bidder or bidders will IL his their bid be a:csp.
edi enter into an Obligation, within ten days wit
good and securities, for the completion or the
Undertaken; said guarantee 90 be ACC 10 ,anisd b,
the certificate Of the United st ties district Judge
United State, district attorney. navy agent, som
| office. IF the seuel al ovarnment or ild.v;dus
known to the Engip' er or ID Iarm mt Of War, IN
the guarahtors are able TO m IKE nod their guarLr
4 tee. .
Bids will be opened IN presence Of b Jders, II
| Of them choose 70 b. present.
nj. G MEI6S,
Cant. of EnrineeYs in charye
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WnK.BApar. Pa septembe, a ism
30 600 PEACH TREE8.

20 600 PEACH TREES.
a LIEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
m. 49, nay Nursery, near Washington. eA2
a. ne sI s uees are al Of fine growth, ande
nvnSSs genera assortment Of ORNAMENTAL.
5-. J0e1VA PEIRCG,
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
Manufactured fYsm Slate Stsrs, by the
West Oastistsn Slate Company, VI.
TNAESk MAN7ELS ARE ENAMELLED IN
Il imitation Of the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, WEIRD ANTiQUE,
PORPHYRY, PYRENEES, BROCATEILA,
AGATE, SPANISH GALWAY, and other rsrs
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
% perfect thst they challenge the closest scrutiry
They are 50 highly polished thst they retain ther
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oy smoke, coal gas, or soids, aad can be sold
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ransing ffoH Sla5 TO Sl2
Architects, Builders and otaers are invited 10
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suHs: Y. N HANSON,
&c iS.iy Agent.
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NoRyoLK, September :, 1854.
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10 Swearing On the gospel wss Is frss
used In 52s. The oath was at first admin
istered in Judicial proceedings in England by
the Saxons In 600. The words $50 help
me God. and all saints, concluded an oath
till 1850.
Signals to be used at sea we're frse con-
trived By James Ii, when duke of York in
1865. They were afterwards improved by
the French commsnder Tourville, and By
Admiral Baiehen.
Raw silk is said to have first been made
by people of China called Seras, l40 3. c.
II was FIRST brought from India, 2i5, and q
pound Of il at that time was worth pound
of gold. The manufacture Of raw silk wa
introduced into Europe from India by Soma
monks in $50. Silk dresses were frst worr
in Ass. The eggs of the silk work were
/ first brought in Europe in 52s.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
r. s E;ssss,7 90 zs
RailrosadLin
tCaieago Rssri rstsa and Quincy. Central and MI
ttsry Trsct. asS Peoria aaaa oquscka RaiI Roads }
u NOW COMPLETED. AND TRAINS now
lrun she entire distance, ignm Burlington, iowa 10
Chicago, without - Elge pf c lrs,
The n8sf tsreyt ~ Chicago. New York Boston
Philadelphia anvil ali ether ipcTtcnt points East
T~o daily traiAs isssr 8ur rgton sundays excepted.
], Day ENpSe>>. ThrC ugh. i.30. A. IL.
Arriving n Chsearn :hc same evening, passing
through Monmouth q sIe~hsrr Princeten and onnec,-
ttls ss Aena;A with Ii" lR Nis CrufEa Rail Roads, ia
tssEie kesahFEi >Srrt gHs d. Decatur, jacksonville
AID Naples Also ~ = ..aisu and Duuletth.
?. Express. TREaugh. $50. 2. VI.
Cssnsfax WA Tiiissis Central Rail Rcst at Nend-
u tsJ 81 LsHis AMI CAIN Trans o the ah"Se rad.
u ae points
Tbs ssusssts Cnscago with the NtchSsa Ger
tfsi aua ACbIesn sNtbnJn Faas and WITH all the rad
issinz ." the Atlantic Cities, ohio, Kentucky and Pena
syfvAnis,
Passengers leaving Darlington D p NJ reaches
,sssna ami paaieith Ia 10 hours, AMI ST Louis Ia
( heHrS
NJ this rsa.e nssssnssF will reach The isierior a
Ohio AMI dEsHs Ia Tess sle anil with tower changes
EhSa By sy HtssT Tnats. o&aeStias VIA Aisissn Cen
trail al Athax4a City VITA the Ne Albany and Salem
Rail Rsss thsnse % all fs,sss snth and ssuh-esst
Rskgass eAesksi ssreasA Chc and - charge ~
hsn-sttax say sniat. a
~rhrusfxa ttskesa by this Be purchased
| the Rail assad osnc. IN RarsaS7oa.
Z. a. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
u, knaIss. fsasf Agsss. barii nxtro- nl-a
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cesyfnss ~ sf,tre.

The following truthful astscle which :.
cut out from the lngeesol( 70 W.l(Aronicle.
Is Of equal application On ear side Of the
border. How MANY men can ne call To mind
who are ready to abandsa certain and fem
aide means Of livelihsed for an uncertain
and precsrious Office xhsse emolumen,s are
no mere, the laber eossay As hard, the ex-
penses immensely gssstef, and the fact GER
tain sooner or la;si. not unfrequently in
single year, the revolution in politics will
throw them out ss employment, and perhaps
reduce thesn Il s3istress.-Let all political
asfl,aa's wheas eyes fall upon this article
pender well iss import:
I'VE once knew decen. neishhor who
owned snag property in one Of western
towns, tA 60 in search Of Government
sitsatlsn n Quebec. The property he sold
Tor E3Oe; and with this capital the applicant
set eat on his weary pilgrimage. Nine
monks were spent in fruitless atsemp, to
get che ear Of the Minister in whose De-
psrtu1en. the candidate desired to serve,
aaA in that time half the sum realized from
the sale Of the village property was gone.
The situation was at last promised beg
carly affair Ut Els . year--but six months
more elapsed before the appointment could
be made And in the meantime the $500
had dSisdled down to the sum of $40.
This - the personal history Of the candi-
date fer the FIRST fifteen months OF his career
a. Ga applicant for Government farors.-
Siac. then he has been two years in Office,
aEd during tina, time he has earned just as
ssseh as he lost during the period of his
csadida;eship. IL has all gone, however.
Ear bread and butter for the children, and
the man is sufficiently needy to awaken our
pity. VIVA. has been the history Of hi.
little village property during the same time:
We shall not enter into details, but the sun
Of the matter is this. Three moaths ago il
was sold for the sum Of El9OU-a sun
equal TO more than the mans salary vii
amount to in fifteen years. This narrative
ly is strictly true. And surely it conveys
moral. The rage for Government situation
ut this moment is beyond all bounds. Ant
this notwithstanding the fact that ever.
branch Of industry is prospcring -labo
well paid for--property increasing in salu
TO an extent which can hardly be estimated
and not one under the necessity Of bein.
poor"
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1c1 KGs. yAILS-se GRIND STONES
~ eks. Leg CsaGns;
30 kss- Glass, frs. ~ 10 "a % sy 10
leo Palsei psc0ry,
500 Dsa Sssa 2kspefea sires-
fsr sac Ckesp, al he E1esAsaz. ~
MA rpTLE 4 JACKSON
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FOR SALE.
4 o Lots in Howard Addition.
10 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots i'll the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine tracts land
within hours ride OF the City with timber andwater
- Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
DeSoto Tekamah Logan, n T. and Junction City, Iowa
IL Also 100 OF choice land two miles east Of
Sioux CITY which is about 40 acres timber. ui-u
EDWIN }. FRASER, Land A9enf.
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THE suGA Ar SCARCITY AND ITS REMEDY

The scarcity and high price of cane SUI
gar, both native and imported, have been the
theme Of not little anxiety and speculation
in commercial and other circles during more
than year past. Attention has in conse-
quencc been attracted to other sources for
the supply of the requisite amount Of what,
once u luxury, has now become one Of the
necessities OF life. The sorghum sacchara-'
tum, or Chinese sugar cane, has given rise
to much expectation and hope; bat III the
case Of II growing failure Of the cane, and
in the infancy Of the sorghum culture, now
We shall be thrown back upon the maple
sugar, which most Of us used TO mica Win
such dclectation in our boyhood, for ,hH
needful supply Of saccharme matter for t.
bic and culinary use. What was formerly
but the spring pastime Of the farmers, may
thus become II staple of manufacture and
commerce in many Of the States. Notwith-
standing the fact TINT it has never yet prop
erly formed n serious object of agricultural
pursuit, the yield has been steadily and
rapidly Increasing for number OF years.
The present product of maple sugar III YER
mont is estimated ut l6 500, l6I pounds
In the census Of 1880, the yield Of Vermont
is set down as s,3J0,O0O pounds. The IN
crease, il will be seen, is considerably more
than double, the percentage being 6l.--
The result shows that the maple sugar crop
is capable Of more extension than has hith-
erto been supposed. Its chief area in 1850
lay ia the following states, which gave the
number Of pounds stated: New York, 49,
357 ,4si; Vermont, 63i9 ,3j1; Ohio, 4,5So,-
2U' ludiann, >, 02l ,l9:2,; Michigan, 2,43, IA;
Pennsylvania, 2,326, j25; New Hampshire,
49,, sos; Virginia, l,227 ,635; Massachu
sets, I95, j2j; Wisconsin. 1876; Ken
lucky, 437 ,toj Illinois, rs, 9o4; Tennessee,
1857; Missouri, 1920. Its region
thus appears to be New England, the mid
die states, and the west.
We have no doubt the production of ma
pie sugar will before long become promi-
ncnt interest in Ohio, Astounding 50 amply
"a our state does IN means to conduce to this
aud. Between this culture, and that of the
Chinese sorghum, the time may come when
We shall hc almost independent of foreign
sugars.
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLoIHIN6 =
n (en,lemens' Furnishing Goods Of late styles, for
MIN ToOTLE JACKSON.
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wholesale ana Retail Druggist,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, on the North
Side Of Eorer Broadnay, opposite the
s.ENPIRE BLOCK"
DR. r. HONN WOULD RETURN HIS
IL thanks TO his friends and customers, for their for
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skllifal aud coIupeteit DRUGGIST, one who has had
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