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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER

TY ON THE ISLAND.
BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on the
10th of October, A. D. 1864. and recorded in Liber
N. G T., No. a. folios AL, &C of the land records
for Washington county. in the District of Column
bia. and 10y direction of the parties secured thereby
will sell, at public auction, in front of the prem
Uses, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of May, A. u.
H. two, (2D three, 49, and -four, a. in Square
numbered nve hundred. 600, in the CITY Of Wash
iDcten, together with the improvements thereon,
which valuable.
Terms of sale: One half in cash, of which 500
must be paid the time of sale. and the remainder
within five days thereafter, the deferred payment
TO be in equal amounts in and IL months after day
IF sale with interest and secured By deed Of trust
10 the satisfaction of the trustee. Terms TO be
fully complied with within five days after the day
Of sale, otherwise the property may be resod st the
risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser, after one
weeks notice. All conveyancing, including stamps,
10 be at purchaser expense.
r r. CLARK Trustee
ap II eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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sp25.d GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auct
10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctispeers
u No. 526, corner Seventh and D streets

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, on o street north between 8th and
9Th street west
On WEDNESDAY. the 9th day of May next at
6 o clock p. m. l shall sell on the premises by
virtue ola deed Of trust to me. dated lst day Of
April. 1852 from the subscriber all that piece or
parcel OF ground lying and being the said CITY of
Washington. j, C.. and known and described as
lot No. VI. in Edward Thomas" subdivision of D art
ofsquare No. 1913, and recorded in Liber b. folio
li3 IN the Surveyors Office OF the city of Washing
ton, ID. T., beginning at poiHt IS feet inches
from the southeast corner OF said square, and run
ming west on the line of D street north II feet,
thence north 60 feet, thence esst Il feet thence
south 90 feet to the place of beginning.
Terms: Cash All conveysncing and revenue
stamps a. the cost of the purchase SIOO down
when the property is sold in the hands Of the auc
honeer. HENRY GREER, trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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A REMARKABLE ADVENTURE UNDER ICE.-
Monday asst a gentleman visiting in Gimme
was county attempted TO cross the Ice on the
river nearly opposite Coleman's mills, and
When about half over, the ice gave way let
ung the man under, where the water was
aoont SIX feet in depth. The strong current
carried him four rods down stream, when his
feet struck a sand bar, over which the ice was
ABOUT three inches thick and rotten. His 10Y
can better be imagined than described when
suddenly mis- head popped out from under the
Ice, and found himself safe after his perilous
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" IL Is stated that during recent storm in
Wisconsin, the lightning was seen to strike in
10 the lakes in t1e vicinity of Madison and
masses OF ice TWO feet In thickness were hurled
hundreds of feet in the air. like Dust before the
sweeper; and the latent heat, set free by the
changt OF vapor 10 liquid, was so great as TO
raise ;he temperature in few hours from be-
10" the ;reeZing point 10 that IN summer ~
deg anC preserved it there for nearly tYenty
fCur
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GALE OF SPADES, sHOvELs, &c.

Chto Q"anermastey'S OTce, Dspof + WASHINGTON, 4
,y.r WdShingtoH, d. e.. April l9, 1856 {
captain d. G. Thomas. military storekeeper at
DA May IA, 1856, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
H.OU Spades, new;
els. new and 0'
&c Sibley Tents, worn
These spades and shoyels are from the hest man.
Tents Will Re sold singly; spades and shoyeis in
lots oil twelve. with the vieGe OF twelve dozen
rive days are allowed purchasers to remove their
goods.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
D. Fl. ROCKER,
brewer MAJOR Gen. and Chief QusrterRaster,
ap N-Utd Depot of Washin gton
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A CIGAR SHIP AT SEA-The recent passage
across the channel OF the Walter s. Winans, a
small yacht belonging to the Messrs Winans
and or similar construction TO the now famous
cigar steamer Ross Winans, possesses much
interest 10 the public who have watched the
completion Of the larger vessel, and speculated
so much as TO her performance at sea The
steamer IN question is - feet In length. with a
diameter of feet, and is of "a tons register 1t
Is propelled by high pressure engine of IS
morse power, driving su bmerged three bladed
propeller, aft, Of feet and 10 inches diameter
Inc walter >. Winans started from Hayre for
Newhaven, at 30 a. m, on the morning of
the 2eth March, with seven passengers A
heavy sea was running. The yacht had on
board a tulI supply of coal, and was i'm
mersed 10 a few inches below her centre. The
engines worked smoothly and well, and she
rode the heavy seas with ease ana entire free
dom from rolling. Rising slightly TO the large
waves, she pierced their crests, which dis
solving. glided over the upper surface of her
bow, and as far aft as the forward end of the
deck the main body of the waves passed
gently along her sides, rising but little thereon
Not drop of water ever came upon her deck
while vessels of her size in sight were dashing
me spray high over their bows. No shock OF
any kind was felt as she met the heaviest
swells; on her rounded surface the waves
could Inftlct no blow. The side seas when her
position was changed, and she Law in the trou On
OF the sea, passed under her without causinp
any perceptible roll; and this, too, whether She
was going ahead or stopped. Early in the
afternoon she arrived at Newhayep without
accident OF any kind.-Ncnchester Guardian,
AUTiI7.
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Il On Thursday last torpedo, which had
been sunk for three years and one month, i'm
Charleston harbOr, exploded off the beach of
sullivan Island, near battery Bee in about
eight fathoms OF water. 1t is supposed 10 have
Deen exploded by the dragging of a vessels
cable. 1t lifted an immense volume OF water
and presented quite grand annearance -,
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" a singular incident has taken place at
Neuchatel IN Switzerland. At the death of n
merchant In that city, on the credit side OF his
books the name of God was found 10 be in
serlbed for a considerable sum. No one knew
OF such creditor, and on investigation evil
denee was Obtained that deceased, who was q
man OF great piety. had opened an account 70
the Father Of All, and entered 10 il each wear
share OF his profits. The clergy have claimed
me sum on the ground that they represent God
upon earth, while their demand is opposed by
the authorities of the canton
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Assign IN A GOOD PLACE-In passing by
one OF our most fashionable churches yesier
day' we hotced that the window of the choir
was raised and propped up with a brandy hot
ne Can II be possible that the choristers are
accustomed TO ''wet their whistles duriug the
intervals OF Sunday seryice.-FTdle's GaIrestoR
ITeLnkl EInlefin o
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A "REwARD OF MERIT FOR WHIPPING
Charles Bennett, OF Brunswick, Me. wbinneo
schoolboy lately, and on complaint the case
was carried into court Thirty-eight citizens
OF the place now come for ward with an ad-
dress, af1rmlng their great confidence in him
as man and teacher, and presenting a
purse OF fifty dollars for defrayIng the expenses
of the trial.
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HThe owner OF a large dog at Grand Rap
lbs, Mich few days ago placed a one hun
dred dollar looking glass before his canine 10
worry him. The dog flew around, barking
and growing. The owner was delighted and
cried "Sick EN-" the dog "sicked:'' the mirror
time. The Joke rather Turned on the owner
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pY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- No. 500, corner of 7th and % streets

AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BuILp-
ING LOTS. FRONTING ON ST NORTH,
HWErTsTTEEN NTH AND 18TH STREETS
On TUESDAY, the first day of May next, at s
O'Clock p. m, we shall sell. on the premises Lots
and 4, in subdivision Of Square No l6I hayisg d
feet front each, running back l3u feet in depth T.
Dfoot alley, making them handsome building lots
Terms: One half cash. balance in six and twelve
MONTHS, secured by deed of trust on the pre-
misses. All cenveyancing and revenue stamps at
ap 24.d Int 1 GREEN MILLIAMS Ancts
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COYERNMENT SALE OF THE MILITARY
N RAILROAD AT BRAZOS SANTI-
AGO TEXAS
x1orieTn1dSter Generals OEce,

Gn0rfeTn1aSter Generals Once,
The attention of capitalists seeking a protitahIe
INVESTMENT Is invited 10 this sale.
me QuaTTsrmsster General, Division OF River ana
nStii fa sT at Washington, D. C.,
NJ for the purchase of all the ri CHIT. title ana IN
Ierest OF the United States in and to the United
White Rancho. Texas "
The sale will INCLUDE the entire track, and 81
bridges: &C, the railroad te rails and supplies
pertaining to the road, together with the roll
ing STOCK, cars, machinery, and other equip
IT The sale will not include $he title to the land,
whlch does not belong TO the United states
tends from ssntiago to whifes R sn fs
is made by steamer With Brownsville and Msta-
This route is the shor test and best for the i'm
mense traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the
interior OF Southern Texas and Northern Mexico,
and the communication by rail alene can readily
be extended to Brownsville.
The road already completed saves thirty miles of
a. s. sairs f and 6' fS1 p. to
The read is five feet gauge, good ties, rail- and
More particular description Of the property can
be obtained at this office or at that Of the CHIEF
9uartermsster Military Division Of the Gulf, AT
a., condition 10 Of the sale will be that trsnsporta-
and supplies, whenever required at the rates nsid
Sy Sovsrnment at the time to the New York Gem
The terms OF payment accepted will be those
CONSIDERED the most favorable to the Government,
Ten per cent: cash, in Government funds, to be
T3e government reserves the right to reject any
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals fer
purchase Of Brazos Santiago and Rio Grapde Rail-
reed !, and addressed TO the Division of River and
Kali TranspoItation, Quartermaster Generals Of
By order Ofthe Quartermsster General
x,, ALEXANDRA BLISS
Division Q. M. G.. q. " an 81 ~ "a, 'h
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JAMES A. EhlN,
Brevet Brigsdier General in charge
ap I'D First Division, O. N. G.. o
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL AT TIL
- CAVALRY DEPOT. GIESBORO. ID. O.

GALE OF A STEAM GRIsT MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBORO. d. O.
QrdTteTmaSter Generals 0fFee, FIRST DtrtNon,I
BY. order of the Quartermsster General, there
under the direction Of Captain Gep o r SreSn
O'Clock IN, the following described public prop.
ONE % STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame, with massive graSte foundations 30 by 80
feet. with coal hay. and engine houses attached,
all constructed OF the very best material and in the
Also. AZ the same time and ,lace. the machinery
GNEtH ENGINE, s Of FIT loo HoRSE PowER,
with cy Under of twenty two t22D inches diameter
heavy cast iron bed plate, with cold and hot water
pumps and heater, and castiron fly wheel, with
diameter and twenty four CAD inches face, with
JudsOn 5 patent governor.
TWO '2' BOILERS On OF 6o-HoRsE POWER
made of the best boiler iron, fve-sixteenths f5ls)
and fourteen 40 feet i've 81 inches in length; each
boiler containing evenly six lap welded hues,
each three 81 and one fourth "a inches in dame
ter, with ell the requisite appendages.
TEN Cl0D PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK
iNGHAM THIRTY 800 INCHES SPRING
Constructed of solid. French burr milestone. and
set in heavy, well balanced frames, with hay
tiers, ELEVATORS and conyeyors sufficient cut and
handle the nay gram ana prepared feed on the
The shaiting is o: flashed wrought iron, and the
peIleys OF csst.lron, faced and balanced, with
hangers ana boxes. sufClent to drive ten (lu pairs
OF burrs, &c The main arriving belt is of four (iJ
ply rubber. anu twenty four (24J inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills &C. are of the best oak
tanned. patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
every description of the very best materials
and workmanship. and are still In excellent con-
diion and fine working order, the mill having been
In operation only about fifteen months
lfdeemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment on the day of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will he reqUi red TO remove their
property before the first lstl day of July next
unless otherwise arranged with the owner OF the
grounds.
A boat for Gieskoro will leave the Sixth.street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
Any further information that may be desired
Will he given upon application, in person or by let.
ter to Captain George T. Browning, O. Nj
GiesDoro, ID. c., o. at this Office '
JAMES A. EKIN
Breye' Brigadler General, in charge
aplS-ts First Division u nj O. n
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GOO y Timber mis- lengths and SIDES"
SOc0 - y inch Siding, rough
5arO "a inch Selects. dressed both sides
This 10 new lumber, and will be sold in lot. NJ
OF same size offered ' amount
f00 900 feet ~ Boards
25,e00 feet "a Scantling
l6 eco feet Jotst.
6,6S4 feet 81 Ash Rack Strips
This is second hand lumber, and will he sold in
lots OF 900 feet, with the privilege of 25050
f1re days are allowed for the removal of Iumber
by purchasers. VI 'ut0e'
Terms Cash in Government funds
d. Fl. RUCKER,
brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quar- rmaster
ap 25T Depot of Washinptop
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PROPOSALS FOB CONSTRUCTION al
VAULT At ARLINGTON. VA

EendqBarteTS Department Of WdShiHgron
Ortce Of The Cief QEaT;erraHqs,
WaShRgtoH, ID. C., April ~, lssS
Sealed Proposals will be received al this Once
until II o'clock noon, APRIL Both Instant fcr
the excavation and masonry necessary for the con.
struetion OF Stone and Brick Vsul AZ the National
Cemetery At Arlington. Virginia. the repuirej
materials to be furnished by contractor or con-
tractors. - WI
Said vault TO be under ground. of an ip,erior
diameter between the walls OF twenty (2P feet ten
tlOI feet high 10 spTingIng line of arch th walls
three 90 feet thick, Of rubble masonry laid in
mortar OF part lime and part hydraulic cement
20 be covered with hemisphericaI arch of same
material. - ~
The floor, walls dividing vault into comps-t.
ments, and walls at opening az top 10 be of brick
masonry.
Plans Of vault may be seen, and Specifications
Will be furnished, upon Applicant at this office
VI. l. LUDINGTON,
Colonel aud Chief Qusrtermaster,
apSd Department of Washington
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RY J. O. McGUIRE co., Auctioneers.

By virtue Of decree passed In Re BicksIer ct
al We; Bicksler ct al, shall sell, on SATURDAY.
the sth day Of M ay. d. 1856. at 5r O'Clock D m
on the premises, part of Lot No 2, in square No
SIC, fronting IL feet inches on East ntol STRAIT
and Running back leo feet, i'm proved by comforts
bic Frame Dwelling House in good re pair
with interest. or the purchaser at his option NAV
pay the whole in cash. '
r. W. JONES. Trustee.
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UMBER AT AUCTION.

ChtcQ1drfsTmdster'sO ncs, Depot Of Wdshtnstou.I
u.u washington, ID. C.. April O., 1856 {
VII DC sold AZ auction. at the Government
Lun ,g 1arn, Mary land avenue, between 18th
ana i3th streets, under the direction of Breyet
Gie NJ Colonel james NJ Moore, A. o Nj on
ShiuhpA1; May 5, at 10 o clock a. IN. the fol.
lowing bed Lumber, to-wit:
lu,ts6 feet SKA ScAntIno IL feet Ianc HenIocl-
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ID U l. g s A l. K.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE MARKET
FARN NEAR WASHINGTON AT PuRLIC

On WEDNESDAY. May I'd, at 4 O'Clock .. m L
will sell on the premises, that very desirable
Market Farm, situated about half a mile above
TepIally town, on the river road, and containing
5 acres, / rood and - perch.
The improvements consist of comfortable
Dwelling house, good Barn. good Stabling. Car
risge and Wagon houses, Milk house. An excel
lent pump of water in the yard
The land l. under a good state Of cultivation.
Terms: sne half cash. balance in I, >, and 4
years with interest, secured by deei OF trust on
the property.
ap 26-d ALBERT SCOTT.
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T,HE GLORY OF NAN IA sTRKNovu M.
\ iores the nervous and debilitated shouid IN
ms1,sseiy luse H1L4BOLDD 1XTRIGr ID
- -4 - e. Doo
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MAYORS OFFICE,

NAIORS OFFICE,
w WASHING TON, April 25 1855
Sealed Proposals will be received az this oahca
until II o'clock NJ, on MONDAY, May eth, Instant
Tor the Ing OF the and water service nj nas
and lateral sewers where they may be necessary :
on l4th street west. between the Can and streef
Der Il. 1865.
Specifications can be seen at the Commissioners
OF Improvements effce every day from 10 10 ~
O'Clock NJ. or 10y calling en- the Commission of
the Second Wars AT any time.
JAS. W. SPALDING,
ap 26-eotd 'Commi ssioner Second Ward
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pRoPesALs FOR SEWER

n, MAYOR 5 OFFICE, April ls 1866.
Proposals VIII be received by the uudersiTnad
until y CLOCK m. on MONDAY, April 10th in
stAht Tor the bnidlng Of three foot Barrel S,xrar
lLslde diameter,B the walls 10 be nine in - -,
thickness, on street north, between si.th sna
SeNenth streets west TO connect with the a. Ker in
StSenth street west. Also, for q two-feot Barrel
sever, Tour inch walls. in the alley of Sluare No
So rHnning from u street north 70 the cenfsr -
the alley in said SPARE running east ana wast ia
accsrosnce with the act approved October "a ls;s.
the sewer in the alley win have tive trsps with an
IRON CRATE ever each; the sewer in ID street norfh
20 have one man hole where the Comnsi nof 20 20
the Fourth Ward may direct, %
Bidders will state the price per lfnasl e., O., a.. .
sever, which shall include all exoavs:ions So'
ana Per piece Tor the man holes ana dron.- a.,
successful bidder bidcers 10 l. 1919 oFs, AZ. tie
Tor al damages dene 10 wster or gas "a pes or
Sausee by the elements. and any sccident Sanssa
In the construction Of the WorE ~en' oausou
:, sight 70 decline any all proposals should
de 20. is reserved. 'e iPOrauon 70
speciheatons car be seen at the Office Of TIA
commissioners Of Improrements exery -. " ING ING
seen IO a m and II m. at any time bv .-sllino
on tne Commissioner Of the Fourth Ward
none but practical me hsnies need bid,
.,eoa JAMES j. CAMPBELL.
80 Commissioners Eourfh
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PROPOSALS.
NgAYUR'S OFFICE.

NGAYURrS OFFICE.
w W.sHIN TON. April q. 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
Paving tine Carriageway of Fourteenth street west.
from the north side OF the canal % the north side
of street nerth, or much thereof as the Mayer
may direct will be received at this office until l.
O'Clock, MONDAY. May eth. instant, with stones
similar to those used in paving street north the
stones to be not over eight less than five inches
IN diameter, and seven inches deep. in accordance
with the act approved October j.. 1865.
The bidders will state the price per square yard
Tor paving, and per cubic yard for grading. the
paving 10 he laid on bel of pure gravel eight
inches deep, and four inches of sharp sand en- top
OF the gravel; the paving 10 be well ranmed three
times with a ninety pound hammer. to be well
wRtered before being ramned the last time. and
then covered with sharp sand; the whole TO be
done TO the entire satisfaction OF the Commission
er Of the Second Ward aud the assistant commits
siorers
No bid will be received unless the party or par
ties are known TO be res pOnsible
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
All the old cobble stone, flag fcotways. and gut
ter stone will be the property of the Corporation:
to be placed, after being taken up by the contvac
tor, where the Commissioner may direct, not eK-
ceeding one square OF.
JAS. W. SPALDING
Rp26-POtd Commissioner Ward
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N Any DEF Art Mt,

~ a T. Il u II L n 4 " - 81, 49,.
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for erect
ing Building for the Department OF Englnery on
the Naval Academy Groundsst Annapolis, MARI
land !" will be received at this ONCE until 4 ock
M, the 18th day of May next, at which hour the
bids will he opened for furnishing all the nateri-
ais and workmanship necessary IN IT, erection ana
completion Of q building according 20 plans and
specifications to be seen at the Navy Depar tments
or at the Naval Academy, Annapolis Maryland.
Bidders will lie required 20 state the amount Tor
which they will furnish all materials and C mplete
tions, and in sll respects ready for occupation.
They are requ ested 70 the time In VIII IN they
will engage 10 complete the work.
IfupOn examination Of the plans and srecthca-
lions it Should appear that notifications can lie
made tending 10 Lessen the cost OF the building
without impairing its strength or durability, bid
deTs invited 70 suggest such mod ncatlOns, and
to state the amount for which they viii complete
the building IL such notifications are adopted !,
that 10. they can bid according TO the plans AVID
specifications. and alec according 70 such modia-
cations as they may think proper 20 suggest.
Such notifications must not involve anv change
in the dimensions Of the building or in the partl-
cular arrangement Of rooms a. shown on the plans.
Each bid must be accompanied by good ant
sufficient guarantors, approved by an Ohcer OF
the Government, known 20 this Department. that
the bidder will, IL his offer be accepted, eEter into
contract 20 perform the work according 10 his bid
and the Department reserves the right 20 reieeS
any er all the bids, the interest Of the Govern
ment may require.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
ap "A 2aw3W Chief Of Bureau If Navigation.
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NOlAhlIssIoner Fourth Ward.
MAYoRs OFFICE.

W AIOh UFFICk.
sas,.s WASHING roN. April 10 1856
eened until 10 clock m :. on MONDSy .,r,1 se,t
is ior the bnild1ng ofs foot barrel sever lin
rue the walls 60 be nine inche. in tbs-h
less. IN New York avenue, between I,th ma is,s
ses.t NesI' 70 connect with the sewer nov heinS
0onetr ncted on 18th street. In Accordaace S.b 80
sSt approved NJ arch 1866. 10 have one un., ~
"psIe The nndersiened may direct "" nOis
az ,.uers viii state the price per lineal foot for
the sever. Which shall include eli excaSs,,, ~
IS; &c. Tor the cost OF the man hole The s,,,
luI plooer or bidders 10 be Responsible for N 80
800 core the gas OF water pipes or cau,ad ~ ,ha
ton of the work ~ IN she oonstroc-
The right e decline any or all proposal. s,orl,
oe deemed for the interest Of the Corn",,. .i -,
DO 50. IL reserved NOtpOfaslon 70
Specifications can be seen AZ the offee ~ IN. oor,
missioner OF improvements every dsv fes,a 10 : =,
20 y M or ~ any time bv ca ling on the Gn..is
sioper of the Second Ward ~"e o0knn's-
None but practical mechanics need bid.
49,. JAS. W. SFALDJNQ,
sP"S Cenm,sssoner Of Second ward