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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-26
CHICAGO Market.
MARRIED.

At the residence of Rev. Evan Owens, in the town
of Dodgevile, and by the same on the 18th day OF
October 1860, Captain DANIEL G JoNEJ, of Arena, to
Miss RosEANSA MORRIS, Of Ridgeway.
In Mineral Point on the 18th inst by Rev John
Toay, Mr.. JOHN G. HOLMES, to Miss BARBARA ANN
NICHOLSON, both of the town of Miffiin.
In Mineral Point the 10Th inst by the Rev
John Toay, Mr.. DUNCAN SlLtERS, sof Dadgeyile, to
Miss ELIZABETH JANE ODGERS of Mineral Point.
IN Mineral Point on the 18th inst, by Rev. r. B.
Miner, Mr. NATHAN T. OLMsTED, of Cottage Inn to
MISS MARY j. Ross, of Mineral Point.
In Mineral Point the 14th inst, by r. L. Reed
Esq MI, THOMAS THOMAS to GRACE HUGHES both of
Miffiin.
In Wingville on the 1st day OF October 1865 y A.
IT, Mill Esq, Mr.. JAS. Ii. WILLIAMS, of Blue hiver
to MISs ELLEN NJ. PITTuLLo, of " ingville
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TO the People.

The election which is to be held in this
State on Tuesday the 7th day of Novem-
Der, is very important one. It's true it
does not appear to be quite as important
as the presidential election year ago, but
we are to elect state, and some county Off
GERS. These officers will either be men Of
tried Loyalty, men who will do everything
in their power to aid the President and
the government in satisfactorily settling
the state matters in the south, and bringing
about good and amicable feeling in the
late rebel'ious states; or they will be men
who have been fighting with these rebels,
and secretly or openly doing everything in
their power to embarrass the government.
and thwart its purposes or the friends
of these men, which will be just as bad
men, who during the last four years Of war,
have been fighting for the maintenance of
law and order, but who, on returning to
their homes, have been bought over by the
fair promises of politicians, and the deceit
full allurements of office. Now, fellow citi
zens, it is for you to say which party and
what men shall have control of cur state
affairs for the next two years. If you
come out, go to the polls and vote, we
have no fears for the result; but if the
farmers and the country people leave it for
the residents Of the cities and villages to
manage, the result may be DISASTROUS
The Fall has been unusually fine, and far
mers generally are pretty well ahead With
their work, and can-if they only will
afford one day to spend about election
matters. Our county issyery close, and it
requires full vote to make d sure thing
Of it. So let all turn out on the 7th of
November, and we will give the so-ealled
Democracy such cleaning out, as thev
will not soon forget.
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Teachers Examination.


Public examinations of teachers for the county of
Iowa will be held follows:
AT the court house in the village Of Dodgevie Sat-
urday and Friday, October 20 and 21 and at the court
house in the city of Mineral Point, Monday October
23-for the tcwfls of Mineral Point and Dodgevle
At the school house in the village of Linden, Tues
day. October 24-for the towns of Linden and Minlin
At the school house in the village of Ayoca, We'd
nesday, October 23-for the towns of Highland
and Pulaski.
At the school house in the village of Jonesiae,
Thursday, October 26-for the towns of Wyoming
and Clyde.
At the school house in district number 6, Arena,
Friday and Saturday, October q and 2S--for Arena
and Ridgeway.
AT the school house in the village of Adamsville,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3t-for Moscow and Waldwick.
E5-ieachers may atteud in any examination dis.
trict more convenient than their own. They Will
supply paper and pencil. x-
The examination will commenced at each place at 10
o'clock IN. of the first day. 80
ALEXANDER WILSON.
Superintendent of Schools, Iowa County.
lin Opfoh
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in the lumber region they are prepar-
ing for the winter campain. The Chlppe-
way Falls Union says ''many of the loggers
have left for the woods for the purpose of
building camps preparatory for an early
winters work,
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IVIIIE, WIS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90 1865

~ We are requested by Provost Mar
shal Lincoln to state that all accounts
against the Provost Marshals $ office at Bos-
cobel, must be presented to Lieut Col. G.
R. Giddings, A. A. P. NJ. G., Madison
The office at Boscobel has been discontin-
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egv We would thank the clercvrnel

ew We would thank the clergymen
and justices of the peace throughout
this county if they would send US notices
Of all the marriages which they solemnize.
We gladly publish such notices free of
cost. We also publish death notices free.
Forgetting to have such notices published,
seems cruel neglect on the part of the
friends of the deceased.
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The solar eclipse on last Thursday
which came off as dd0ertised, proved the
correctness ofastronomical calculations
The view of it was not very satisfactory,
on account Of the clouds which most of
the time interyened. Yet the sky was suf-
ficiently clear to afford those who took
pains to see it, an excellent view Of the phe-
nomonen. The diminution Of light, was
not, however, so great as was anticipated,
even at the period of the greatest obscura-
ton.
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NOTICE.

4 LII BI OK SHEEP RUNNING AT LARGE b.
IN tween this time and the 3lst day of December
next. are liable to lie taken up. number of the in
haltans of the nor hem part of this town, paricu
lary request owners of these animals to prevent
them running at large, otherwise they will he
mary dealt with. Dodgeyil e Oct. Is 1861
n5-4W
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TAK& EN UP.

TeY TIE SUBSCRIBER RESIDING IN TIE
ed town of Ridydway, On the 26th day of Scptem-
bei, 1860. dark bay mare, in rather poor con-
dition. The owner is requested to CALL plofepfoper-
ty, pay charges and take her away.
ROBERT SIiEANON.
aRidgeway Oct. 5th 1863 rae=HF n5--4w.
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gBy an advertisement elsewhere it
viii be seen that W. Jacka jr. has received
a large and well selected stock Of boots
and shoes, for ladies, misses, men, boys
and children. They are to be sold cheap
for cash. Give him call
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~ NEW STORE
Staple and Fancy Groceries.

The undersigned des Tres to inform the citizens
Dodgeville and the surrounding country that he has
fitted up his building, next door to the post Off
ce for grocery store and having purchased large
stock of staple and fancy groceries at reduced prices
is prepared to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Among his stock may he fund Cigars, Canned
Fruits, Sugars, Soap, Teas Coffee Syrups, Vinegar
Rice, Starch Pickles, Mustard Matches, Dried APP
pies Green Apples, Raspherries, Strawberries, Pine
Apple Oysters. Sarines, Crackers. Extracts, Cheese
Butter, Eggs Crockery and Stone Ware He also keeps
a large and we'll assorted lot of
j COnfecti ctiOnary,
Tie also keeps a good stock of Stationery, Note,
Letter. Cap and other Paper, Envelopes, Pens etc.
BD7 Remember the pace-o door south of the
post Office Dodgeyillc, Wisconsin.
A.. B, ROBINSON.
DodgeyiIIe October 3, 1865.
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"A steam car with dummy engine is
in operation at st. Louis, making Is miles
an hour, and running without noise or
smoke.
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Fractional CURRENcY.-T new ten
cent fractional currency is circulating.
The pieces are a little larger than the old
tens, and shorter than the twenty-five cent
slips. Upon the face is medallion head
of Washington, with factory chimney,
and ships rigging on either side, and q
figure ten in guilt in four places the back
is of red color and the figure ten in large
gilt. They are printed on bank note paper,
and promise to be more durable than the
present currency
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s-The present is very dangerous
time to travel, if we may judge by the nu-
merous railroad accidents which have oc-
cured Of late. No one should be fool hardy
enough to travel without getting insured,
S. W. Reese is the Travellers Insurance
agent in this village
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AN SUNDAY THE Sth INST. BETWEEN THE
" residence Of Mr. John Ross Mineral Po int and
Dodgevilie a heavy wool shawl. Any one who will
give information Of the same will confer favor UP
on &c. Heatra, p. NJ. minister Mineral Point, for
which he will feel thankful.
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ra="P Petroleum V. Nasby, Pastor of
said church in charge" is Mr.. D. r. Locke,
editor of the Finley, Hancock Co. Ohio,
Jefsrsonia,,, in which paper his produc-
tons always make their first appearance.
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T.O&Ty

IN THE VILLAGE or DoDGEvILLE, on SAT-
urday, the Goth day Of September, t p3cket-beok,
$500 T-30 treasury note, two dol
lars in small bills and change; also discharge from
the United States service Of David Edwards, cDn-
pany G, 3Ist Wisconsin regiment. The finder will
obtain liberal reward by leaving the above at the
office of
JOHN BONNER.
Dodgeyille October A. 1865 n3-tf
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rw-The Prairie du Chen Union says
that the Copper Creek Oil Company have
commenced boring for oil, on their lands
in Seneca, in that county.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-26

VINHE MASON d HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
forty different styles, adapted to sacred or secular
music for $50 to 5000 each Thrty-five gold OF silver
medals,o other first preniums awarded them. Illus
frated catalogues free. Address, Mason Hamlin
Boston, or Mason Brothers, New York. 51-ly
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same week
Alex. Wilson, Co. Sup't, Mineral Point.
DoDGEyLLE. Annie Bishop,
NJ. Collingwood, Sarah Cox,
Nj. Ranger, Miss Legate,
NJ. j. Pengely, Charles NJ. Moore,
Mamie Martin, VIM. II. Peck,
e. Jones, WYOMING.
Emma Mcdonald, Ellen G. Jones,
Azaba Sweet, Mary E. Joiner,
Louisa S. Sims, Jennie E. Jones,
Adel Ranger, Ii. L. Jones,
F. Jones, Jcnkin L. Jones,
A. Kane, LINDEN.
M. Kane, Lizzie Chynoweth,
David R. Jones, N. L. Curry,
j. Thos. Pryor jr HIGHLAND.
MINERAL POINT. S. A. Abbott,
Julia Plowman,
The following are the minutes of the In
stitute, as reported By j. Thos. Pryor jr
Secretary.
The Institute was called to order by Al
exander Wilson County Superintendent
After some remarks upon the object for
which we met, the institute proceeded to
orgs nize, Mr.. Wilson taking charge of the
exercises
In the evening Mr. Wilson delivered a
lecture in the Court House, on "What
should be taught in our public schools. >
After which the following question was
discussed, "What is the best method of
punishment in schools and should there
be any corporal punishment; if so how
far will teacher be sanctioned by law"
On Thursday morning the class was drill
ed in grammar by J. Thos. Pryor jr.; in
mental arithin etc, by lVm. H. Peck in
primary geography, by Mrs. M. j. Ranger.
In the afternoon, the class was drilled
in practical arithmatic, by VIM Fl. Peck
in v,.iting by NJ. 7. Curry in the alpha
bet by Alex. Wilson. The day and even
ing being stormy, there was no lecture
given in the evening.
On Wednesday the class was drilled in
grammar by J. Thos. Pryor jr.; in mental
arithmatic by S. i. Abbott in geography.
Tn the afternoon there was class drill in
practical arthmatic, by Alex. Wilson =
Also some remarks on school government,
and the manner Of keeping reg listers, by
Alex. Wilson.
In the evening Dr. Geo. D. WILDER Of
Mineral Point, delivered an address before
the teachers and a large number of citizens
at the Court House, on "Hygiene." After
which the following question was discuss
ed, "Should the state pass law comp ell
ing parents to send their children to SCHOOL,
On Thursday morning, there was class
drill in grammar, by Alex. Wilson; in
writing, by NJ. T. Curry. In the afternoon,
class drill in ar.thmatic, by Mr.. Wilson :
after which some time was spent in the
discussion of various school matters.
On motion vote of thanks was tender
ed Mr.. Wilson, for his services during the
Institute.
In the evening Rev. E. B. Miner of Min
eral Point delivered an address on 'Moral
instruction in common schools"
A vote OF thanks was rendered Messrs
1 Wilber and Miner, for the interesting and
| instructive lectures delivered before the
Institute.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the citi
zens Of Dcdgeyille, for their hospitality tc
those in attendance on the Institute.
On motion the Institute adjourned sin
die.
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In another column will be found the
card Of Dir. WoTW. Allen, Physician and
Surgeon. He has lately returned from the
army, and established himselfin Avoca.
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In tie matter Of tie estate Of Wiltiam W.

Linnas0n decedsed.
ETTERS or ADMfNfSTRATI0N HAVING
4 been this day issled to joel Whitman Of said
county and six months from the date hereof being
allowed aud limited creditors to present their cltms
against a. id deceased Tor oxa inaona and alowanc
IT is ordered that all claims aud demands against
the estate OK said deceased be received and ansted
be fore the Judge Ofthis Court and for that purpose
he will ut fsoffce in the Village Of Dodgeville
the first Monday in each month for the term above
limited.
and it is further ordered, that said administering
without delay cause copy of this order to be pub
lsed for four successive weeks prior to said dy Of
bearing, in the DopGEvILLB CHRONICLE, a weekly
newspaper circulating in the county Of Iowa. and
afso that he like copy to be posted up In four
different public places in said county.
JOHN BONNER, County Judge.
Dated Sept. IS ioS5. n1--4w.
SsThAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER RESIDING
- in the town Of Arena, on the 9th Of September
year 6Fd, light bay horse colt, with bob tail.
Any person giving information leading to its recoy-
cry will be Literally rewarded.
ANDREW MEKLsON
Areaa Sept. 18th. 1863. n1-4
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To filling up Nebuchadnekzar's head.
To adding new color to Joseph's gar
ment.
To sheet-anchorj jury mast and long-boat
for Noah's ark.
To painting new city in the land Of
Nod.
To making bride for the Samaritan's S
horse and mending one of his legs.
To Putting new handle to Moses S
basket. and fitting bulrushes.
Received payment, D. ..
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Teachers Institute.

The following is a list Of thesT Teachers in
attendance at the Teachers Institute, which
commenced on Monday afternoon, October
10Th, and closed--.on Friday evening of the
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House and Lot for Sale.

vT,HE UNDERsIGNEDI DESTROYS OF JHks.ax
selling her House and 4, which is M8i.J
situated on Linn Street, in the village Of E44,,J
DodgpyiIie The house is a story and half EG8ss1-
cistern is on the lot The property will be sold ye
cheap for cash. Apply s0on to.G
MRs A. DODGE.
DcdgcyIe, July 19th 1865. 44-n
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NEW ADVERT RTISEM[ENTS
TAKEN UP.

n n EA-EAIN U r.
CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE SUB
" scriber, residing in the town of Arena, Iowa
County, on abont The first of July, white hog
about one year old The owner is quested TO call
prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
S. D. TENNIS
Oct 18th 1865 +af n6-4w
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MAKE TO ORDER,

of the best material, all kinds of Boots and Shoes
Mending well and promptly done.
His stand is the side of Iowa street, in the
old Post Office building.
Dodgeyile, Oct. 25, 1865. nG-1y
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w. J. WRIGGLESWoRTH,

DooK. GARD ANDJoB PRINTER. ALSO PUB
ID fishers of the "D0DGEyuLE!C E!CGRoNICLE" a,weekly
family newspaper,delvercd free by mail in the Conn
ty. receipt of tlie price, 81 80 year.
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MARKET.
Mineral Point Market.

October 26, 1865.
Flour u 100 So 5o@s rs Barley . bu 500 60
Wheat 79 bu 60091 20 Rye B bu 300 40
Oats u bu 17@ 20 Beans % bu 5r@1 90
Corn "a bu 25m 80
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swThe Mineral Point Tribune, says
that on Sunday evening the 18th inst, the
house of Mr.. Samuel Prisk, q discharged
soldier, was robbed Of about $50 in money
and Mr.. Prisk's discharge. Mr.. P. was alb
sent, and his wife just stepped into one Of
the neighbors, leaving only some small
children in the house, when the villain en-
tered, took the mony and discharge from
the drawer, and left.
EYGen Halbert f. Paine ofMilwaukee
is advertised to speak IN Mineral Point on
this Thursday evening. Everybody is sin
yited
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DoCKET CUTLERY RAZ0Rs, COMBS, BRUSH
i es, Pocket Books, &C.. in great variety at
BURDICK'S.
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Minutes Of Village Meeting.
Dodgeville, Oct. 23d, Il

Dodgeville, Oct. 23d, 1866.
Pursuant to notice, meeting of the
citizens of this village was held this P. M.
at the Court House.
The meeting was called to order by
VIM. Harris.
S. w. Reese was chosen chairman, and
Orville Strong secretary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be to take into consideration the
propriety Of amending the Village Charter
relative to the manner Of grading streets
and building sidewalks.
VIM. H. Hooking moved that the chart
er be so amended that each property
holder will be required to build sidewalks
in front of his own property.
After lengthy and spicy" discussion,
the motion was carried.
On motion of VIM. Harris, committee
Of five was chosen to examine the Village
charter and suggest any amendments they
may deem necessary, and when ready to
report, to give public notice Of the time.
Said committee consists Of the following
named gentlemen:
VIM. Hendy, Joel Whitman, Richard
Arundel, Jno. r. Roberts, Geo. Sims.
There being no further business, meeting
adjourned sine die.
S. W. REESE, Chm.
O. STRONG, Scc'y.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.

ARENA, WISCONSIN
saa55as2 THE Stage leaves this house every morn
1a1IaHN ing Except Sunday for Dodgcvile. Mineral
EgSaaMM Point and Plattevile. The travelling public
sasa4S well and comfortably Accommodated at his
house. Good and attentive hosters in attendance and
every convenience for the accommodation of travellers
Board by the dayor week. at reasonable rates. Give
us a call JAMES ROGERS
Oct %, 1865. 6-3m
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

DISEASES or THE URINARY AND SEXUAL
~ Systems--new and reliable treatment. Also tho
CRTDAh CHAMBER, IN of Essay Warning and In
aruction, sent in sealed envelopes, free Of charge
Address DR. J .SEILLIN noUUIiToS Howard AssociatoE
No. 2South Nnth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y49
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VHEET,E;E
S. w. REESE.

ENEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, READY
- made clothing millinery, ladies' dress goods,
yankee notions, etc. Give rs a call. 4-ly
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LEAN, THOMAS & co, J.

~ ENERAL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FAN
NJ cy dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware,
ready made clothing, Yankee notions, etc. etc. Al
their two stores in Ddgev lie. they at all times
prepared attend to the wishes of customers. Ally
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~ Bill Of a painter as rendered to the
yestry Of a Scotch church, in 1887.
vEsTnY OF CHURCH, 1897.
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A TToRNEY AT LAW. Land and Collecting Agent
= \ Dodgeville, iuwa County, Wis. Particular al-
tenton given to collecting and agencies, and payment
of taxes in Iowa County. Office in the Post Office
Building. [nl-yll
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LOSE.

SUPERINTENDENT Of SCHOOLS,
Dodgaville, October 3 1865.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DAPTIsT MARINERS TEMPLE, OLIVER STREET,
ID Rev j. l. Hodge p D, pastor ExP9s,.ory lecture on
Ing tx p. NJ Subject-'The Second Coming Of Lord
Seats free. Strangers welcome.
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PROPOSALS
DRoPosALs FOR HEATING APPARATgs


WASHINGTON d. c., July g. 1865.
Sealed proposals win be the Super
vl5ng Architect Treasury Department Washington D. c.,
until II NJ of August H. 1865 for all the improved Heating
Apparatus (hot water Goulds paen) that may be
qufred for the public buildings In charge Of this De-
partment prior TO the 18th Of August, 1866
The apparatus required will be the hot water system,
1ent) and bidders required furnish descriptions
plans Of their mode of construction.
The apparatus must In all be furnished and put up
complete within re9Sonable time from date Of order and
must be In perfect working condition when turned TO
The proper officers
and the price 70 all expenses paint
expenses of mechanics IL the services
OF suitable cannot be procured IN the places where the
apparatus Is 10 be put up, will be paid for extra.
Payments not exceeding ~ cerm OF the value Of work
done will be made during the progress OF the work.
certificates Of authorized oces ~ ccnum will be paid
for after the work has been completed and tested
during period OF the cold season. the balance OF 10
oentum will be retained for twelve months after the compile
ton OF work All repairs alterations becoming
during this period OF twelve months and which
stoned by imperfect working OF the apparatus must be made
ct the cost Of the contractor.
All bids be accompanied by the bond OF RESPONSE
Die In the OF 5000 that the bidder will accept
Of the security TO be certified TO by the Collector OF Internal
Revenue of the district.
The Department the right reject any The
Bids II be deemed 10 the interest OF the government
do and bid will be considered that does conform
the requirements OF this advertisement,
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Heating
paratus' and must be addressed to
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department.
., ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.