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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

Batcheior's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupces--
The the world SURPRISING all Made sold and applied
ct the manutaotory, zS3 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

L0vct's Wahpcns O0ce Removed "a "
Bieeces street. dve doom wcst Of Broadway bottles enlarged
Frioe cepks !. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

The total number OF applications received IL ~ se6
The oad number Of warrants certificates issuod Is
2ol ,sI9.
To satisfy the-c warrants viii require "a ST. $50 OF
public ands the following statement will shIw viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

Kemp's Worm Pastil1es.-AmOng the Conn
plants that mper the lives OF children yermcar disease Is
Of the most frequent hence preparation like this fatal
pleasant and Indispensable
in families Brsos sarsapara operates through The blood
upon all external dseas Its cures fna Sold BY ID. T.
LANMAN CO.. wholesale druggsts 50 Water street New
YORK; and BY all druggss Sarsspars 81. and pastles Is
cents per bottle.
Rupture Cured Marsh Il Co. Removed to
No 2Vesey street. Aston House, by Marsh Co radical cure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

Hassfoeti'a Wlltsrd Palace, Court and REM
seq tables size 100 by 90 feet feeS ceiling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

Broohiyn Nun rf~tures--wiisssn,scn Bros
cameoypcs and Photographic Prvckes don NOW; oomper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

Canada straw Hsts. by the Bale.-Pain
leaf hats by the -is large aod conpsese sssomert q
ro1 vhid ara many and desirable styles
not Be found elsewhere. ono. W. 4 JEHfAk READ loo
Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

Ambrotypes, Ouo Shiliing--Dciras Photo
graphs NiagaAs Falls ~ ~ HOLNtc1 photo
nsphs observatory, ~ BrosSN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

FIrs IN MoRroN. Irr.-Tbe bonse bs,onvinc IN
g I'm. "pls, IN Morton township, Tszcwel county, Ill.,
80 Av destroyed by Gre, with most OF the fIrnitire
60. N'' w me "a VT Loss over si,ooo-ao In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

Drumgoid q Proch, ciAt hiswx, 40 rnlsS" -
DrumFoh Prcch. co<hiers, I'D n ltou stree<
Drumroh PrvcA. clolh,ers. - Prsca ssesa
DYumsuA nrvch. clshievn IN ryAsos sr--s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

leaving canned Tor conn stock year ebcf, 100000
The io2 miles Of canal with valuable real estate At Jer
seq Cy, s ~acr power boat, and other property which
originally no, loss than six seven Millions VI dollars,
stsad 70 present owners only o., $4,000 H. earn
ngs rc ycery increasing, and il officers entertain 10
doubi hai this year they win considerably exceed those Of
la, year.
Tie Ssic Department at wasbinrtoo gives publicity
10 thu following communication from correspondent, Al
Frankfort, under date Of March y, relative recent
treaty between several States or tho German Conieders
u,r for he establishment q uifum clrrcrey fSr ,bc
contracting stasee-
In the Jo-r~sI ~ PSuntfovs OF this dale yen VIII and
puolShed The treaty signed venns the 2h January
lat, between tho peniro<cnuarics u Ausu,s .nd schen
svn on the oao part, and mo sovcrniaen q the Icye
rem, UNITE dby he convention Of ~ JAY 1873, On the
for the contracting states.
You VIII sec that silver "a maintained NJ the standard
OF value and that the verein thaers and Veren coins
70 Re issued arr 70 be rcceives al par throughout al tho
Stsisa.
ms treaty hs beco submitted BY The Fr~Asort scnaie
N The Legislative bedT Tue sepAie o. oprco that TIC
treaty constitutes great r~cgree 0var the unity and
hAruesi q LIE sTosi atetcstl " ne 0eruAs $Ass, -
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NNIE IODINE AND con LIVER OIL CONTROVERSY.
i rACrS IN rurspvtI-
yxrUAT OCCASIONS TIE CROWD,

w The Broadway prone fers must have observed
usual multitude of ladies' and gentlemen pas>ng
Halls At the of Park place every Do
lately What has been the occasion OF ~ Simply the openaG
by Mr. CssAns the OF tho London
n.y. OF the attractive collection OF novel stercosoopc
sereoscop pictures Just and no~ Tor sale and
hblton at that place These unique close
Into the pocket while the houses, trees indiytials ao ds
picture, all stand ut IN relief Ike things OF life. They -
choice things Tor family prtn. In the s0rd. 90
for yourself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

" HUERsTELs GREAT TRUNK EMPORIUM RsnD
A. we'd from - IN 6Sn BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

About SIX thousand warrants have been issued uner this
&C, 10 soldiers who rendered military naval service
the revolution their widows; these warrants call for
nearly million acres.
The following Is statement OF receipts the Morris
Canal for the past week, compared with tho corresponding
week last scasoo,-
Total 10 April rs, 1857. 80 ss2 %
Week ending April ~ 1857. M ~
slI,i3' IS
Total 70 April 10, 1916. ..............si,fsf So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

OLIVER ELECTRO PLATING.-TEA SITS, CAKE BAJ-
- kets spoons forks and al articles OF table
tails OF every description plated with silver last % years
far prices \ G. CLARK, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

CAwa-IiOE 4 cos PATENT
~ rlsxse~tnk trcweis. 40, can be had. Z
81 We pvtncpd hardware stcres. ~ he n
nroe0e, aneriG sul CosxnbA ssrSslA n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-04

GROUND sAwg
. wAose-sls anf rcssll.
- sssroon o. The ma
he vvyts, corner u
\, z.
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VOUvEN'b NOTORIOUS PREPARArIOH INSTANTLY
y cleans 6d gloves without the sghtest smell; rub 49,
glow with piece Of flannel the Instantly
appears; bottle csanI nfty wholesale r,s1 =
81 Broadway.
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quantities any all may be increased or diminished as the
service hereafter require The will therefore made
specific quantities. but for such quantities service may
require to be delivered az hasc yards respectively
Colacos not residing the places whcc deliveries required
nshng what be required and when contractor falls promptly
comply with requison the Chief Of the and
Clothing shall be authorized TO direct purchases to A suppy
WV NsAS1''' .y to be expressed tho contract; the
record requon duplicate copy thereof Bureau
Provisions and Clothing either Of the aforesaid shall
be evidence that such equHon has been made and received
Separate Offers must o made for each article at each OF The
aforesaid yards and than article Is
ned the oe the Chief Of the Bureau will have the gh.
cet the articles contained In such Offer and reject the
remainder and bidders whose proposals (nd
ohers will be forthwith notified practicable
tract will be transmitted to them for execution which contract must
be returned to the within exclusive OF tho
quired for the regular transmission Of tho mail. ..
Two approved surecs equal to the estimated
amount of the respective contracts will he required twenty
account thereof collateral security, addition Its
performance and be paid until IL In all respects
made will be paid by the within thirty days after bills,
duly authenticated, shall have been presented TO him.
Blank forms Of proposals be obtained application 70 the
agents at Portsmouth, New Hampshire Boston, New York.
piadcph, Baltimore, Washington Norfolk Pensacola aud at this
bureau. ...
record duplicate of the letter informing bidder of the
ceptnce Of his proposal viii be deemed notification thereof within
the meaning the 1896 aud his bid VIII bc made and accepted
In conformity with this understanding .....
Every accompanied directed the
Congress making appropriations for the for
proved 10th Of August s46 by written signed
the bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted
obligation within five days with good and Sufficient furnish
the supplies proposed The burcau will obligated
proposal unless accompanied by the guarantee required by
tho competency Of the guarantee certified by the navy agent
district attorney, Or collector Of the customs
The attention bidders called to The samples aud description gr
eW BE- made ben TIE articles oel sample contract
,eirn0 that JdH bob them and Her attention is also particularly
lQh August, lS46. W.T. "..
March ls-lawlw
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United states Patent ONCE.

0N the petition of Harriet Y, Terry admiristra-
~ of VIM. Terry, deceased Massachusetts
praying for M esenon Of patent granted to the said Vim D
the 12h day of July ls43 for improvement
pavemcnts for from the expiration OF patent which
takes place on the 18th day of July, 1857 a"" .t.
said petition Patent Once on
Monday the 10Th of June next IL O'Clock M ali persons
notified appear and show hey have Why said petition
ought not to be granted, ..r. .......
Persons opposing the extension required c in the Patent
fee their objections specially set forth writing
before the day OF hearing. All testimony by party
the said hearing transmitted
with the rules Of the Office which will ap-
plcation. ...at .. ........ &.
Tho the ill be closed depss
aud other papers relied testimony must
office before the morning OF that day The arguments if
within days thereafter, a1
Ordered also this published Union ntel
genccr Evening STAR Washington d. c. Republican, Baltimore
Md Fcnnsy yanln Philadelphia Pa; Daily News New York ~ VI
and Boston, Mass three pre-
,ous 10 the Goth Of June next the day of hearing ..
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
sElors of the above papers will please copy, their
bills TO the Patent 0hce with paper Containing this notice
An o-law3w b.
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW AND IAPRoTED ARRANGEMENTS.
rTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il berland, Wheeling and all parts of The wesi
LIST The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VII; eaye exccpt Sunday
G45, connecting with trains from Philadelphia first
Washington (at Juncon) will sop way arrive
berland at O'Clock D. M
3D. The MAIL TRAM leaves Camden Station daily (cxcep Sunday
Woh With trains for Columbus Cincinnati DAYTON indianapolis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. ious Cairo
mediate points.
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leayes daily at y p u connecting
dae places I distance Cincinnati other central so
cru 20 the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by oa
route tbs time 10 these places Is also uncqualed.
Baggage checked through " .olumbns Cincinnati nltnaro v
st. Louis =
Passengers and baggage at all points free
THtGh TCKEf VIII be sold tho large towns ip The We
y the lowest possible rates at the ticket occ Camden alton aDif
Washington city. i
second class cav i attached the mail train.
Passengers from BALTIMORE Washington az rim Hs ei2
on ddyFM BY taking accommodation train and living over
tnmberapd oaknd They resume ncy, morng nv e eyw
ran which leaves Cumberland at $50 m and reaches wh
~ 2, y, nv
Passengers rom Washington hava ample time for meals at
ineton junction.
s k the only route by which through tickets and baggage
can be obtained In Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Tho accommodation train Cas- viii stop at all statloIs @
Cnmbernd and the express Piedmont png wi
Fnstwardly the mail train Wheeling al Is A. M and
mediation leaves Cumberland 90 reaching Baltimore al
The FREDERICK TRAIN a. D. NJ (excent sunday sit
a way stations Leaves Frederick m arriving Bbhr
The EIcoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at
and 33o p M Leaves Ellicous NILS at 73o a. r 73o
except Sunday.
W. s. wooISlDE,
Jan li-du Master of TranslNorat6s !
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sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tUFys
PROCLAMATION
DY TnE PnEsIpENr oF rnr rNrrrp srArns

BY THE PRESIDENT uSrTED STATES.
IN pursuance Of law, l, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
en OF the United States do hereby declare aud make known
that public sale viii be held Point Dophan county
Territory a Kansas commencing Tuesday tho nfh day o May
States for the benefit Of the Iowa tribe situated with
inc townships Of land in said Territory and eeded
by said indians IN trust as Aforesaid TO witt
SOh Of he base line g the siA principal me1idn
Townships No oas in ranges heen sixteen eighteen
Townships No @ ranges seventeen eighteen pineeon and
@ esepg nersiro@ iow special grants designated in tho
townships tno, OF ranges nineteen and twenty.
Also a, raol ykns county IN said Territory, commencing
o. the lands held In trust by the United for the benefit Of the
dans are situated within the townships Of said
Territory and ceded by said condacd aforesaid 10 wits
South Of The bae iine and e The principal naadioH
Townships hteon sixteen, seventeen Of range twenty
Townships Gloen sixteen seventeen Of range twenty
townships ateen sixteen, and range twenty-five
tythree. N NS'' " s' '"eu
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen of range tW
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen Of range
tyhve 7'' " N'e0 ~
treaty eesson that Individual member Of said
should be entitled TO hundred and land
~ ADDITION that ten sections should apar
oha and by the fifth article
the American Indian Association and said lands amounting 10
townships aboyenarned, 10 wit;
Townships sixteen seventeen range twenytwo
neen sixteen seventeen and eighteen twenty
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four.
townships sixteen and are hereby
apart and reserved from =
Also az Lecompon in said Territory commencing Tuesday the
day Of June next for the disposal Of such the lands
held trust by the United States for the
OF Indians situated within townships
prng the er portion the lands ceded
dians, in trust as aforesaid, to witt
South g Tie base line and na Of The sirh principal peiiqn
Townships FIVE six seven eight nne eleven of range l
teen. = - = o
Townships seven eight nine eleven sixteen
townships SIX seyen eight nine and
Townships six eight nine ten range eighteen
The terms Of said sales and no bid will be received
below tho valuation placed the
es a appointed Tor Tho purpose Of classifying and yaung
therefor one OF which will be delivered the purchaser
accordance with the laws force regulating thereof
lbs Offering OF the above lands viii he commenced days
pectyey appointed and VIII proceed which they
advertised, With all despatch until the whole shall
have heen offered and the sales thus cosed. =, ~"
All purchases sale will he reerd n ,b
following day at the risk of the dcfultng purchaser
Given under hand Washington this twenty
day Of February eighteen hundred and lfty seven
BY the President:
GEo, W. MAsrTFSSY, ..ss......# .... It.
COMMISSIONS Of Indian Affairs
NBNo newspaper authorized publish foregoing adyer
sement without special instructions that from tho Conmi
soner Of Indian Affairs ." ... WY = - : ''''
Feb aS-lawtlJune ,.E@+
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United States Mail.
FLORIDA.
Horsz OF REPRESENTATIVE Un1

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
March 8, 1857
pR0P0SALS for carrying the mails of the United
Il states from lt June 1857 Both June 1852 the following
route In the State Of Florida and IN the time and poc
p. Of the Goth April decided the day "
Gs42 From Bainbdgc, Ca by Caiahooclee Fla, 0choeee
Aspaaga, Long Cane Hdleysve, Rckoes Bluff lola and
Fort Gadsden Apaachicola, 2o6 miles
week from the 18th Of October the 18th Of
Of each year. and twice week tho residue Ia
steamboats,, with the privilege Of using
from cambridge TO Cbatahoochee when the river
for navigation.
From 15h October to 15h June
Leave cambridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive Apaachcola Wednesday aud Friday by M
aud Monday by IL m;
Leave Apalachcoa Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Arrive at Bainbrdge days by Sam.
From lSh June TO 16h October
Leave Banbridse Tuesday at M Saturday at M;
Arrive at Apaachcoa next Wednesday by and Sunday
by3pm; -
Leave Apaachicola Monday a M and Wednesday at
pm; .........
Arrive at BaiubdgO Tuesday by M and Thursday
by10pm. -.
For proposal guarantee certificate also for instructions
pamphlet advertisements
Florida &c. dated January H. 1855, February 1857
should supersbed proposals
by mail to the 0sccopd Assistant Postmaster General
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar 6-1awIw Postmaster General
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mo. 578.1
Notice

Of The Establishment @ three additional Land Offices the Territory
-. .. KdRps .s...
IN pursuance of the act Of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled IAN act establish three additional land
Territory OF respectively
district the "0sagc land district
district hereby declared and made
districts have established as follows,
the DISTINCT at DoHTIlAN.
pIsrncT" at FoR SooTT.
For the "WEuRRs DISTRICT" at OdDEy, said
Given under hand the city Of Washington day
Of April, A. ID, 1857. ~.
BY order Of the President: Jos g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once
Ap 11--1aw6wt
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mo. 579.l
Notice

Of ne Establishment Of additional Land Dar IN he State Of VIE
ooasin.
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857, entitled establish an additional
district tho State Of Wisconsin 70 bc calod tho eCmprrYA ps
cT which district embraces that portion OF the old In aud
Hudson districts nh qf he line
and otyfr north; south ften drug toupory oIyone
north; ioe Of NE line diriina
line dTdng ceen and tre ta Il
made for said district
the town Of "Elu CLAIRE" in said State.
Given under hand at the city Of Washington this eleventh day
OF April, A. u. 1857
by order Of the President:
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting CommisSioner Of the General Land onHce
Ap l1-1awGwt
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Change of the Place of Sale of the Delawarl
Trust Lands In Kansas FN

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale Of
AN tho Delaware trust lands Kansas Territory advertised
take place ~ leeompon tho I'D day June nex has been
changed 70 and will commence awkee Territory on the
san1e day aud date ts .,. =.
By order Of the Secretary Of the Interior: #..
CHARLES E MIX
Commissioner cd interim.
DEPARTMENT TIE INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April 0, 1857. ...Es
April 7--laWtlJuue .I
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE coLLBG1

NODNI NASHINGION FEMALE IDDLbu
lNl Baltimorc.The session this nourhnG
sttuon located at Mount Washington six miles the No
Central railroad and chartered by the Maryland Legislature vii
ON the first Wednesday In May, 1857, with full faculty W
renced Instructors, consisting Of five and several h
This college all that could well he desired for the purposes
shed female education No pains expenses been l
make what ought 10 be In all respects The locality Highly
ubros and picturesque and has been selected Of the
desirable in the state The shady grounds afford
scope for pleasant walks and heahu recreation The BUILDING
large imposing brick edcc, Greeted expressly for hrf
female colege thoroughly ventilated lighted with gus, hands
furnished supplied 10 each story aud has accommodates
about 100 boardcrs Tho establishment Il very complete coh
less than sIo0 900 During this the first year operation
bcrs 81 boardcrs
Catalogues and further information may obtained the
Once and Of Rev DR. f. ieiuer and Hon. j. vansant '
land. FJIAs HEINER
President Of the Board Of NtH' /
March 1i-SatSwcd0w
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mo. 577.l
Notice

g ne Removal ef The Land 0fce from Sauk Sc Marie % Aar9ude
~ Mrhi9da "
n accordance with the provisions Of the act of
Congress entitled An act authorizing the location Of
land occ approved March g. 1853 declared
known that the Office for the sao Of public S.rr sE
In the State OF Michigan will be removed the MARQUETTE
In said State at as early period prddicdble
Further notice 10 the precise time will issued by
the register and receiver Of the
Given under hand at the city Of Washington
March, A. D. 1857.
BY order Of the President;
TII0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land OlFe,
Mar 21-1aw6w flint and Siarl
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Change in the Days Of Sale of the above de
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas

'..... I.. DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
once Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN In the foregoing proclamation the
sale o certain Indian trust lands are changed postponed
following periods @' - =. -" = = -
Iowa lands az IOWA Point 20 "Wednesday day OF June next
lla lands OF the Wca &c. Pao Wednesday 9th ay Of
June next, ..... .. ' . -
Delaware lands al osaykee Wednesday 18th day Of ~ maxi
ty order of the Secretary of The Interior; ~, -.
...-. CHARLES f. sIIX
49,, ,.oo, Commissioner al i1acrim.
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ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lls his office 10 his residence Of
nleenh streets lie viii continue his principal
ly to cases in the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time the concerning patcn will
give adyce and opinions legal questions arising
Patent Once and appeals the chief
the District Of Columbia; and will also assist the preparation
trial OF suits concerning patents.
e will also written opinions prepare arguments
ties having cams before Congress either OF the departments
viii also prosecute claims before any board established ad
dication
Oct 2s-dtf
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BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January l. 1867.
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
~ this day admitted partners Banking House or
Cbubb Brothers. Tho nm from this will Of Cha
81 j. Chubb John d. Barrow and Henry Holmes The House IA
venport Iowa composed r Charles Chubb H. Douga
and Alexander H. Barrow under the Arm Of Cubb Brothers.
row, Co CHUBB BROTHERS,
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Washington Aqueduet.
OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON AQuEDUc
iNa.l.i..a.aA Z


Washington, March 5, 1867.
DR0POSALS are invited for materials and work
l. for the Washington aqueduct.
Proposals received up 7h May will be opened Of thai
day. . 't... ........ .....
Maps proGc specifications the materials and work to be
April next ..,.. .a.. '.... .... a.. .. .....
This let will sono Of tho hdres
graduation excavation and embancn pipes
hected with the reservoirs 2ch main houses bricks
rubble, and cut stone, &C.
For tho particular and materials made TO the
specifications and plans
As upon PARTON Of the tles yet acauod by the
United States, there delay commencing
horcon but for such unavoidable delays duo allowance
In the time OF completion.
Portions only of the the
ont appropriation but all bo
e future appropriations by Congress- The engineer
right prescribe the
under each for each appropriation
priaton not holding out sufficiently decide when
shall be stopped until funds become available.
In Of tho cutIre stoppage
funds tho reserved per WIN be paid the Judgment
the engineer tho work has been properly
gone
Payments specie checks upon the United States
the monthly estimates the engineer reseryng
and will condition of all wouen shall
be paid their full wages monthly, and in specie y...
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
terials on the Washington Aqueduct"
The United States tho right
should they not be deemed advantageous
ments be considered most conducive the progress
work.
Every must accompanied by guarantee signed by
one or responsible TO the effect that he they under
enter into Obligation within days. with good
securities for tho completion of the work undertaken guarantee
10 bo accompanied by tho certificate Of the United States district
Judge United States district officer
tbe general government individual known the Engineer De-
prtncnt Of War; that the guarahlors TO make good their
guarantee ... " t.. h.'
will be opened presence bidders any choose to
be present. NJ @. ME1GS,
Capt. OF Engineers in charge