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NREAT TRIuNpE.-Messrs. stelr

rREAT IRIuNPH.-Messrs. Stem
NJ way Sons. ot New YORK, We're awarded
a first PRIZE Medal at the grea International tx
nibiiion in London is+2 Ter powerful, ceaY bril-.
liant and sympathetic Tone, Win excellence O
workmanship, shown IL Grand ana square
Pianos There were osS PjaIos ffoIn ali KAi Us 81
she world entered fer eolnIs tltlCrs anu Tie en-
dorserlen. q. the Jurors on Messrs, Steanway's
piano Ferries Was stronger all. lna,t - Tie point
than that oI any ciNer nlaEt-
MesSyk, St<inWay & -DLk received. sais<t NE nfs
Premium wherever and wiyeLeytT exhibited IN
c,lnpet,tion with the tear mixers OF Boston,
New York. Pniladelphia and Baltimore They
have received already x premium Ooiu and Sill
yer Medals OF winch We v "a IDs Ei-on
Two first prize Me.Ia.s. Metropolitan FAIR.
Washington, March. l6s-
Two fir~, prize medals. American lnStfHtet
CRYSTAL Pa ace ". T.. November $50 and iky5
Two hrs. prize medals, As4ylsId iEhAtute.
sit more Nov, 4S5f au< ISj7-
Among tie judges teirg saleE artists rs Cots
naIk Wn. Mason. Woii.LEaUyt. @. @a:ter, G. y.
4sylnouy (n,rs Cal editor Ct n. u T1MesE TEto.
Hs,cer tessi;Of Oh Musical Renew
Every Piano warranted for i've years.
A choice collection az .Aese lLssraILeL;S care
frlly selected, Will te constantly ReIf on hand
by F. LANCE corner Ma.r AID Eien Streets,
Burlington. iowa
txt.%oAW1 y. LANGk
Sxse Agent for ale SL&.k u Iowa
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A NEW PRHCEDENT.-The Paris CORES
pondent of the London Globe says:
A trial has just come off before the Court
Of Nantes, on . point of paternal versue
maternal right to the custody Of infants,
and the case was made remarkable less on
it's intrinsic merits than by the strange
course of argument adopted by the special
pleader. The plaintiff was furniture
broker, Mr.. Carpenter, who sued an opera
dancer, Mademoiselle D'Arquex, for the
possession Of puppy dog, Zone Of brace
the offspring his King Charles and hes
aiken French pug, which Uttered at he1
domicil. Claimant urged that the joint
product ought not to be monop0lized by
the single owner Of one parent, and called
on the tribunal to adjudge to him half the
property. No small display Of judicial
lore with reference to Justinian's code, the
Pandects, and the Mosaic Law, diversified
the course Of advocacy on either side, but
DEFENDANTS counsel Travelled out Of the
record for an unexpected precedent in the
Slave States of America. 1.-THE offspring
Of female slave became by right, under
the great domestic Institution, the absolute
property Of a planter, irrespective of pa
ternity altogether; and il there be any dis.
grace in the parallel, or in its being pro-
pounded before q French provincial law
court in such an instance as this, the inde-
cencyis chargeable on another hemisphere,
or if in Eur0Pe, on Spain alone. -
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LILLE CHILDREN STARvIN0.-A CORES
pondent speaking Of the suffering Of the
poor in the counties Of Spottsylvania,
Stafford and Caroline, says: Istopped
near village to feed my horse and re-
the first time, the state Of the poor IN the
vicinity. Where my horse had eaten his
corn from a blanket several grains lay
scattered on the ground. Three little, half
clad children came and gathered them up
and ate them. was interested in one Of
them, q little girl, and called her to me,
and questioning her, she said they had not
eaten piece Of bread for three days, their
ed from the fields. She said her father was
killed in the FIRST battle Of Fredericks-
burg, and there was no one in the neigh
borhood to whom they could apply for
help. I gave them what ! had in my hav-
erssck, and left them enjoying themselves.
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AYERS
.CATHARTIE PILLS

ressess SO many advantages over the other pur-
ya,'ses in the market, and their superior virtues
are g universally known, that we need not do
more than 70 assure the public their quality i
maintained equal 70 the best it ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do II
that they have ever done
Prepared BY J. c. AVER, II. D., 4 Co.
Lowell. Mass, and sold By
E =. Gay. 9. p. Squires 4 Co., Hughes 4 Mas
sar. A. T. Garthe. and +. Berwirth Burlington
iowa iulyl5- d2aw:waly
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A model for fountain has been de-
signed by Mr.. Rosenthal, u sculptor of
Hanover, representing monkey holding
champagne bottle, Of which he has i'm
prudenily drawn the cork, and which he
vainly endeavors to stop. The champagne
is represented by the different jets of the
fountain bursting ont in all directions.
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For the HaWk-Eye.

For the HAWk-Eye.
10 0R. ysAD IaSS
rwfitte. on the reception Of an ivy-leaf taken
h6m - old castle near the Prison Of Chillon
Lake Geneva nv Arr1r .rrrs
Whore the blue waters Of 0eneva's Lake,
IN nlsoid beauty gently Row.
Dy - 81 OAstlo where they murmur1ne break
WA0S 6onAnce bratds her wreath OF AIRY
Thn1dn Ttoh oolosu nightly spring
WhePp, legends wierd haunt dtmly ancient
nd1Ency spreads her glowing Wing: IS
Tnope RON tho ivy folds that daxkly eWtne i
II ereenneoe round mans crumbltAG pride,
Ihis, was plucked nom on .he mantlins
An6asnt me DER the ooeADbttde: e.ad y :.
And fnom ihe L0Nd that sees the sett1ng day, r
Liz ~ hdsstrs mountain summits lTee.
A IakoQhaN knows no kings, Or lordly sway,
~ Sratefnl aNd.sis send 70 Abee. at0 1i.i
Mo1NU0 GUN, Iowa as Esy 4ua ia g1
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A DIVORCE GRANrED..-A couple of
weeks since, McGlathery & Ellis, we'll
known attorneys here, commenced. q
q divorce from her husband. She was at
their office apparently in perfect health,
the preliminaries of the case,
and in four days was dead! A decree Of
divorce has been entered in ''the Court
above" and the plaintiff has appeared at
tribunal higher than any earthly Judge
Truly, ''in such an hour as ye think not,
the Son Of Man co,neth."-- West Union
Record. @
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- X air. @ a Il. orTr., .
sH Is uHA aicK kEW s idRk EEs so ESrTE
ST louis AND CINCINNATI, AND
TO ALL POINTS In ILLINOIS I'll
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO ,e
AND CANADA
On and AFTER August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
will leave and arrive as follows
LEAVE OTTUMwA: ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
O'clock, A. n. 7.l3 O'clock p. 4.
$50 O'Clock, p. y. 7l5 O'Clock, An.
Connecting at Galesburg with the NORTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD for Quincy: at Mendota
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Galena, Dnnleith, for st. Louis and Cairo; ct Bur
hngton with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the B. Il NJ. r. r. H, reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead Of any other Youte.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS ROUTE
To Shippers ~ 1--we stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving daily
Sunday excepted. Theee Trains have all tEe
rights of Passenger Trains, thus jnsuring dee-
patch and consequently avoiding all those vex.
atinus delays that are constantly occurring On
| other routes.
NEW STOCK PENS nave been built on both
sides OF the Mississippi, close by the Ferry and
Drovers will find there anything they could wish
| for the accommodation Of their stock.
Through contracts given to Chicago and New
York. H.. THIELSEN, Superintendent
F. +, HosFoRD
Gen. Western Agent, g b. 4 @. RR
| cc',w.'.
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Mr. 6hsnhs. NJ tho No~ vor,r ry.rnz,,
who was reported Killed ~ the hattie az
Resacas butstill lives. gives the follnv;nc
account Of Z hot place he Got in durin~ tho
engagements e. 80 o., - &c =
corrrsrn ,r,,v., = 49,.
49,. .s.l.. -, "oiss coNsooS "
Erom tbs Dali which Gen: Osterhaus
2; TccuP,e4 Wsn me right, Resacca was
10! !n tuIa view. we coolG plainly distinguish
me mOvements Q! the enemy,s wagon
.ls;ns cno 100. 81 sneax tIoops. Ihey Med right
ano 10y , 49, sseas oosnpiacency ana vent
,IsT conla ,ccHs , w;. - l,ne piss INTO
wI.cI 10. HIa. a;,. .Co1 WIN ease. large
reoou,Css M.,d ;. s,Sni or zen guns mounted,
49, p.saH,y v,si ith h usycnd inc slver The
,,r IA Sc.n 80 ~ h.; l. ae'1cneo, ran
a{so n .ons c:mns ~ iye s,,9 :. =, ners ~
snces sse"rf,ssan vorae t, =. ~ H,r,'a
a,os,;r Is re;or "a snon ~ ~ 1Sre.. co.,iS
~ -. .,ns IN ncs;t;c ~ "a r,e ' ,..s,
sS",c kti1t r. ~ IN sato,,hre r ~
c;erman arfiiirrist. cf focan star nrr; Inc
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NEVER JUDGE 100 HAsr1Ly.-General
Heintxleman, who is quiet but frank and
determined In his manner Of intercourse,
has said many good and pungent things
regarding the service since this war COM
menced. We think the best that we have
heard of him is said to have occurred not
long since. A party of gentlemen were
discussing the merits and dement's of Gen.
Mcclellan. He had his admirers in the
group, who commended that he had shown
himself brave and capable officer, while,
on the other hand, his merits were treated
lightly and his dement's shown to be the
greater of the two. ''Why so?'' inquired
one-'Gen. Mcclellan has shown courage
and strategy as a General. His army fought
well on the Peninsula. 49,. No!.responded
the other, ''he lacks courage" During this
oolloquy General Heintzleman had been
an attentive but quiet listener. Turning to
the gentleman who WAS berating the cour-
age of McClellan-he said in his peculiar
nasal tone-sHow do You know, sir, that
he hasn't courage? Never judge too hast
lily sir, of u mans courage-1en. Mcclellan
has never yet been under fire, and you
can't tell whether a man is brave or not,
until he passes that ordeal" The argu-
ment was closed.
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Lady Palmerston is said TO desire rest for
ner husband, the "jaunty PAM" The
world thinks he needs it too, and would
ehecsfully pay rs slce-al e-ieIses.
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of the condition Of the
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Of New York. ON the Rst day of January,
1854 made to the State of Iowa, pursuant to the
statute OF that State.
NAME AND LOCATION,
The name of this Company is THK ARCTIC FlRK
INSURANCE COMPANY. Incorporated July 10th
1853 and located in the City OF New YORK.
CAPITAL.
The Capital OF said Company actually
paid up In cash is $50, 0O0 "
Ans "a i'''' oi iO5, Coz o.
Total amount CT Capital and Surplus stV5 6N rs
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FROM sORGHUM-Far

4 NEW KIND OF PLOW,- SSmith 8
"A pa;eI: Cast Steel ..E, M
TURF AND sTUBEI-E FLOW. r.# -
Warranted the most durable Flow made. ~
light c.rsst. and guaranteed 10 scouY in ANY
soil. FOR sale 10y Sd WRIGHT,
aprlH-w2n .3Wa.ey ~. Burlington.
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The manufacturers now have orders 1or neatly
twenty thousand Forks for tne coming season.
and more coming in daily.
This Fork took the First Premium al the new
York state Fair, 1862, and Vermont: Deiawa4e,
Pennsylvania, Michigan Iowa ana nF Tnna,s
Fairs. both in the East and West.
This liz the first Horse Fork E.ade with tines
Nasal no below the head and extei ding forward
tOv receiving the hay.
We caution all persons against making. vehu-
ing or using any Horse FORK which lnfringtS on
this in any respect.
,rhis fork has b. en- greatly improved since last
wear it having fcsv SIT fghsesi,so bands 0.Ott'i
The kced, which make y lie 'assi siH'"t3c H"'st
Fork before the pubic
We furnish with the Fork tn!e e Iron Pulleys
and three Iron Hooks. with icii directions en-
each Fork for putting M and using. send fo1
f,ircular ana send in yonr orders early.
For State and County Rights. Or fur Forks, at
! aress SMrAE 4 EE.ATING,
mavldlmwtf Burlington. Iowa.
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La France says: ION the 9th ultimo
5000 Prussians entered Viborg. Accounts
from Horsens state that the troops which
have arrived there are quite young soldiers.
we'll dressed and newly come from Silesia,
bounds. They enter the shops in parties Of
ten or a dozen, and lay hold Of anything
that strikes their fancy, without thinking
of paying. Sometimes they add raillery to
their pil1age, telling the poor shopkeepers
that the King Of Denmark will pay for
what is taken If by chance they find a
door shut against them, they break it open,
and in some houses they have even assault
ed the inhabitants when the latter have not
Immediately given them what they asked
for"
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

THE BEAUTY QuRsTIoN.-It IL related
that when Humboldt was asked, why
the male Of the human species offered an
Other animals. that the male in handsOmer
than the female3" he answered after mo-
ment's reflection, II deny the fact. It is
our natural gallantry that makes US think
women more beautiful than men. The
women do not concur in the opinion
Humboldt was q philosopher, and il
wouldn't be modest to contradict him on
the main point, while, as to the last prop
than themselves, if it be true, the dear
creatures won't thank us for agreeing with
them. In this double dilemma, We say
nothing Exchange.
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RAILROADS.
~ 3. 4 G. r. a LINE.

~ 3. l. c. r. r LINE. u
~. sco7 20
~ ma s
Old md Only Reliable Route Eass.
From Burlington 70 Chicago. DETROIT, Tole<io
Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Baltimore. New YORK
ard 81 ether Eastern and ScutL Eastern Cities
Passengers leaving Burlington on the ito A
~. train connect q; Mendoza with the IllinOls
Central Railroad North and south .snd at Chic =
60, 10th the Neon snd Evening trains both
trains connect with all the great Eastern Rail-
road routes, tN-w.t N. {. II. r via DETROIT; NJ
s r. + via Toledo anG Pittsburgh and Fl. Wayne
r Ryia r. Wayne, OF which IssseLgere can
take their choice. +a
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen GouTs ahead q any ether route leavine
Burlington.
Baggage checked through 70 Ietrnit Niagara
Fails ard New York. Boston. Ttresso, Imnkirk
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Tickets Cor this great Eastern lboroughfase fol
sale at Cf.umwa, Fairfield, nj Peasant and
the Ticket Once corner Front AID Water streets
Burlington.
sleersng Care attached % the Night trains,
Fare - sOw ~ ANY other route
RI HOSFURD.
j&nl.cpC Gen. Agent G. E. Il q. H H
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NTC CORMICK.S COMBINED
REAPER AND MOWER.


REAPER AND MOWER.
BOTH HAND and SELF-K4 hEKS.
IMPROVED FOR 1864.
These Machines are warranted 10 work well in
any kind Of grain Or grass. -
Any Farmer j 1T liberty 70 wcrk SEe al tIseSe
Machines through the harvest Win Any other,
and pay for the one preferred.
Ogden L. COpp, Burlington,
Are the local Agents.
n. = HYDE, Travelling Agent, can oe found
every Saturday AT ogden & Cops offee.
A .nn assortment OF Eepairs constantly on
hand by OGDEN n tNJpP.
aI,.t.wains
|CUGAR FROM SORGHUM.-Far-
* mers make your OWL Sugar by RIGGS'S
NEW PROCESS. Patented January 18th. 1854
]. F. Riggs, Of Omaha. Nebraska. after expert
menthg xix years upon rkhCJn, has diacOv-
cred q simple process by which every farmer
can manufacture and refine his own sugar. Par
ties desiring to purchase County. Township OF
individual rights in the coun ties Of Henry, Dee
McineS Jefferson, Keokuk. louisa Lee, Musca-
tine, Van Buren,, Wape,!o and Washington
AZ Prop.ie or, keoRuR. Iowa. or
dawn psRES. Local Agent. Burlington Iowa
maya WITT t1l Ht,
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0 | A 3 s I s S.
Irritation az ne meek 81 ne Bi0dd
I,Vg0matiOn OF ne Kidneys,
Ont0srh Of the Bladder.

W
aa.a Ont0srh Of the Bi0<ider. fqel~
Eya1OsIayy and burning, or painfll UTtsassaQ.,l
For these diseases it II truly a soverelsn reue-
dy and too much cannot be said in its praise
A single dose has been known to relieve tie
most urgent symptoms. WI
the small Of the back and through the hips; A.
teaspooflff1la day OF the Constitution Water VIZ
relieve You like magic. ~.F aA anM
PHYSICIANS .fEt
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, CO..
bebs and Juniper In the treatment Of those d.
eases. and only use them for want Of . oeta1g
CONSTITUTION WATER Il id
has proved itself equal 70 the task that has ~
volved upon il. Hg~
by constant use soon lead to chronic degenefa
ton and confirmed disease. #.-....5 :
We present the Constitution Water to the Pub
lie with the cOnvietiOn that II has OeQual In ~
lieving the class OF diseases ror which II -
been found 80 eminently successful for cuii1G
and We trust that we shat be rewarded f9om y
efforts in placing 20 valuable a remedy in a1gm
to meet the requirements Of patient and phyE'
clan. 4sesaE
READ! READ, READM!
I DANvIL1E, Pa. June 2 lsa.,-Dr Vim. H. 0rSl,
Deor Sir:-in February, lsol, was afdicted N
sugar diabetes, and for four or five month";
fonr hours. ] was obliged to get mp - ofsa0
ten or twelve times during the night, an u n
flve months lost about Fifty pounds In weqA
bottles 81 Constitution Water. and Il Two ~
after using II experienced relief amer 49,
two bottles was entirely cured soon a99r
gaining my usual good health. Yours truly
bH J. l. DE VIII. n
Gregg 4 CO.--Gents Il freely give you hberty p
make use Of the following certificate Of the ~.
ne of Constitution W ater, " hich can Yec0nm1e .
the highest manner:--My, wife WAS otaae
with pain In the shoulders. whole length or !
back, ana in her limbs. with Pnlpit0etoM ~
Heart and Irritation " he Btadder 4 $50 N
months, when he left her ecrse than ne 49,
her. then employed one q the best Ry,,, ~
l could find, who attent1 her for aooa a.d "a -
months, when she was under his care she GIG ~ n
suffer quite a. much pain. He nnalv ~ -
up, and said "her ease uGs incar0bIe. Il - ~
he. "she has s',cc a co,tinat.on y compsolnn ~
Of t Ssr d;ocssie;." About * this time she
ced the use Of Consultation water, and 70 Ct -
70 have the desired effect. and she kspt@ -
proving rapidly under it, treatment ~ ~ ~
superintends entirely her domestic a@lr9. ~ \
for about iour weeks, and We are hApSy tSsS
'n.' y 90 p'WSS%SI VIZ. X. Van BENsCH0rHMs. .,si
wErHxssyE1D. Conn, March 2 lsee u -
Gre0V-Dear Sir Having sean your advsLs.s6
%sRs Of .Uo1st,s q sSe K Mas s snS
Of the Bladder, having Suffered for the peG ~,
years. and tried the skiu Of Q number g G
g ~ your G %eSicine. procured one 6chs
| your agents at Hartford, 4eserA Lees - -. sns
10, and when had used half Of II e TX III
er expected 70 be II my life. well and % sne q
spirit. cann 2, =, s.prs,. my .sn t voo rsso
attend you in your labors Of love. n..-,cvas
For ralA nv All nrn0uisfa Price u. ~
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INSURANCE.
NUT U.AL I.SBUR.A,fCE.
DIRECTORS.

RISKS DIVIDED INTO CLASSES.
EACH CLASS PAYING ITS OWN LOSSES.
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PROPOSALS.
10 RoPOe ALs H0R 1OR A0l.
OHIET 2UARfKKhAofsR 's OPVIUD,
WASHINGTON DBPoT Dec. a. 1888

DEPOT Dec, g, 1855 4
Sealed Proposals are invited oy the under gned
sls,ass :. s.si@o5sb Ma
shsss places, with Hay, Corr, Oats and s.f.: ~.
Bids vi. IL Be received e, H. deliver, Of ses
Bidder; must state - vA,sa Of r.. sss
rates At which thsy will make deliveries thsrs.t,
a .s .s .d s
msncad and when to be completed
TO % i0 sss. Of
extra charge to tn. 9oysnmeut The FAY and
IA, The 81 s s.
All the sTsieles offered unasr tn, DID. herein II
.ited viii be subject TO rikid inspsc ion 81 the
the lowest responsible bidder as the in crest Of
ma MADE ~ssn the .ho2e smouf oontrscted for ahs
have bee, ,livsrsd and accepted
sitis persons that bis 6id i. .easpted :. 9.
oostrsct for the same; With good and safnctsn1
surstes in sum saaal to the smSGnt oftns cor
with the terms Of thi. Entertainment and in case
said bidder sheua fell to int the
shs offer q .ss bidder and the next lowest respen
sibls bidd. Or the person to whom the contract
TX 7hs - reSsensssiltty o. the .u.rantors Nus. ,:
by the of Of
under the United STATE. aovsrnment or rssponsi'
"a biddsrs Viii be duly aotned Of the .oosp,
ance or rejection Of their proposals. ,,..
Tss ss FILL .9s
Proposals must be addressed to Brig; Gen. D;
bnsts. and .soaia 5. pisini' marked Proposal.
'0 Bonds. IN sum equal TO the amount Of tho con
tract siuned ~ the contractor Al0 oOth " MI
suarsntors win be required Of the success ii bid
DEF and
be Obtain cd upon application st this once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
Clown County and Iipsssssss|}@-
III ssris. =
Ill D:5s b: al
Bushels Of oorn. sacks. at - psr su-nsl CT
- bushels o. Oats. In sacks. st per bushsI of
- tons q B.lsd Hay, st - Dsr ton of 30"
- tons of Baled Straw, At - per ton Of 100,
Delivery to commence on or before the -, d., OF
int Ds sass
sses :Ds }s9 ssus Sotss that
las been accepted Your obedient servant.
General Depot Quartermaster,
Washington. D. q.
GUARANTY.
We, the undersignsd, residents Of ~,in ths
and erall y, covenant with the United States.
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid OF =
be accepted, that he or they win, within ten days
after the acceptance Of said bid execute the COZ
tract for the same with good and sufhclent sure
ties in q sum equal TO the amount of the contract
to furnish the forage proposed In conformity e
the terms of Advertisement dated December 8, 1853
under WHICH the bid was made. and, in case tn:
said - shall fail to enter into contract ~
Aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the dinsr,
lowest responsible bidder, the person to whou
the contract LAY be awarded.
Given Under our hands and seals this - day OF
-, 1856. fSSea1
I hereby certify that, to the best Of my knowl
ed ee and belief, the above named guarantors are
good and sufficient as sureties for the amount for
Thich thsg offer to be security.
TO be certified BY the United States District A.
torney Collector Of Customs, or any other oficer
under the United States Government, or reaSon
sio'e '0i'on D. d. RUOKIR,
dec Off Brigadier General and @. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.
II No, 526 corner 7th and streets north

SALE OF YA npsSREb R RHBR1xFR AND uH
late fdnuns ke; osT or u sale at puSs
n Vi Gsps s6 october instant four
O'Clock p M. on the premises.
Part of Lot 8. Square go, fronting g. feet 81
in che. on a., It : st ssn, ess.
East hslf of Lot l6, Square e67.
street and 50 feet on I'd street east.
5h Ea. B. ssn Tl: q
years Of Lease on lot uDe l - u.,,.
angle Of square tuning south and along "a street
east 80 feet inches thence east q feet "a inches.
thence south westwsrdiy along said avenue n feet
TO the place OF beginning, containing l'Sn Square
Part of Lot 10, Square s43, beginning at the dis,
lance OF 10 feet from the nor heaFt corner OF and
fronting 10 feet inches ON streetsouth by depth
Part of Lot 10, square s4s, beginning at the west
corner Of said lot, with front Of feet by depth of
Part Lot 70, ss1sfs 81 r. .s -. :,
EearsnneaHred, on East Capitol street, near Cap
And on THURSDAY. the 2sth instant. at o elk
p. m. On toe premises
North half hall, Of Lo. %; Square s. ,.s+
6 inches ON south street, dep b i9 fset0 inches
csnts ming 2.o7s square fee.
psri Of Lot ie, Square 7one frame on lot . saasre
1888 brick houses part of Lot T. Square 73u, and
Terms Of s.le One S S.ls Of the purchase msney
is to be PAID 10 cash and The residue i1 and u
the pr. misses, all cash. at the option OF the
payment of s25 on each lot will be required at
1.-THE term, Of ale are not COMPLIED with in
xaet ppr H1i notice in the Natons Intsigen
Ger is reserved by the trustees.
The cost of conyeysncin9 and revenue stamps
to be paid by the LnrG h ase1I1pNN.