davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

fok eALk.-A twostory brick Dwelling House. con.
tsiainx rooms. cellar. ei.tern frasns barn lot
37 feet front aud ls0 deep stua the corner Of
9Th ard Bank streets Title good or no sale
Enquire Of taWi3l II. B.TEN.RYoK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21
For sale.

"a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
with SIX rooms, ceiar ci-tern and we'll situated
On ehe eastsriy half o lot in block 1880 on the e,s
sfus ~ HFh street, between apd 10th streess This
property y IN hrs rate repair and will be sold At bar.
xAsn applied for soon. Title good or no sale
MnSntre Of N rENaveK
MAYA,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

NOR eALk.- One Il lots, o the corner Of lltb and
MorsAn Streets we'll fenced and ornamep tai trees
10 'front.' and side walk on both sides Price $500 cash
Title good or no sale. Enquire Of
aprT II. b THH.RYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

= IS
SIArGsrER. The Deputy Marshal hnsied
himself yesterday shooting unmuzzled dogs.
For some reason the war upon the dogs has
been delayed. but now that il has been cons
menced we hope il may be continued on that
line till every worthless cur within the city
limits is made to bite the dust The owners
of valuable CANNES viii keep them securely
muzgled, all others should be shot--nos so
much on account oil their being ipurps,n
but on account of their liability, at any mo
ment, TO take the hydrophobia, create q con
sternation in the community, and perhaps
cause the death of one or more individuals
The value Of the life Of human bel 9 never
has been nor never can be estimated. and it
shouldn't be endangered by that terribl,. dis
ease-hydrophobia-fo all the ours on he
continent-therefore let there be an unceas-
ing war-a bloody and determined war u, ION
the canine species. Let our. officers enforce
the law, without fearing to hart the feelings
Of any dog fanc,er who may raise his ha. Dis
in duplication for faYorite cur or erowl
and becomes vexed at the untimely fate of
his pet Worster has sounded the .s war
cry the fate of the dogs isssaled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

uHoR GALHs-Lof7, block ITO, on the corner Of sth
u and Tmes, on which Is located Frame Dwelling
House containing rooms, number Of closets rood
cstetu aud cellar lot well fenced and wifi command
rent OF $40 pcr month Title good no sale
Enquire Of aprls Ii. b. TkN-kYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

Miawaukee Market,
sy telegraph MILWAUKEE. Jul, 10
nous-Dsn: uty xxsll x112e %.
4 Whest-ouies; n 10 for No = &A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

PERSONAL enterprizing fellow citi-
zen. Patrick Gibbons Esq, is again at home,
having returned from few weeks soiourn in
the East. During his absence the work on
his magnificent Opera House has been pushed
forwasl with energy, until the structure is
now ready for the roof. For the substan ial
and elegant improvements now in progress in
that pxt of the city, we are beyond question
indebted TO Mr.. Gibbons, whose public spir.
itedness inaugurated and whose enterprise
encouraged the building which is now in pro
gress in that vicinity.
Y BRo. NEwBERRY, rye local. Of the Han
nibal Courier, honored us With call yester-
day. He came up with the excursionists on
the Andy johnson; he's on raid in search
of fun and items. Hope he may enjoy an
unmeasured amount of the former aud get
bis knowledge box well filed with the
hitter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

We notice, under the head of New Adver-
tisements, large decline in the prices OF the
well known brands of the Grace Mills Flour.
They guarantee their flour equal to any Qnih-
cy or other flour in the market 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

AGuE DE MAGgoLIa,-T The prcttiest thing, the
"sweetest thing, and the most of it for the least
money. 1t overcomes tho dor Of perspiraton
softens and adds dclcacy to the skin is de-
Iightfu perfume; aiays headache and infamma-
ton, and is q necessary companion in the sick
ROOM in the nursery and upon the toilet sideboard.
It can be obtained everywhere nj one dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

ENOR HALE--six acres Of cry desirable asese and
- fruit land, situated on Grand Avenue about Ik
mills: nom the Court House. VIII be divided 10 suit
purchasers. Enquire of
mar17 H.H. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, dc, where warming, &c
NAL stimulant is required. Its careful prepare
ton and entire purity makes it cheap and rela-
bio article for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere,
at SO cts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
jv4-wed-d- cow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

EHOR eALBs0 acres land mostly tmbsr) on the mid.
u die road leading from Keokuk to aMnduahy about
miles from the city, and may be known q Inc Rcl.
ardson tract Title good, Price $40 per acre EnquiY
Of II. b. TEN KYCk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

II vi 10 hoeh il, on which 10 = four story brick
1ssM ROOT building, 20 by SO and stone sounds.
on OF ~ ~ W on the baancr Of ths lot TIL. prorev
y known - the Arcade Pudding and IL sisuss Or
about ope-half what the mproven. :. co,t II scf
soon, will be rented for term Of years. Titif 70 j
20 sails. For further Information address
maybe IL D. TFs.vrcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

10. Let The surface Of tho body Be rabAed
briskly with the hand, or, s,ssss,s.s5
T. IL Let cold water eha dsshed hsiaaslN Oh
the surface, previously rubbed dry aa1 warm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

ksOh SALE.-Eight acres Of choice Grape
land, about half improved and In mutt The bas
timber, and oil undsr fence viii small Frame Dwelling
aouss % the same, This land 10 situated on the bsuk
81 ths river In Illinois, and directly opposite ny resi-.
deuce and about one mile shove Hamilton Y,iipeJa
Price 81 ,c0o-a part on time
Huqulre Of n n TRNpyeK
lnne1e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21
New Orleans Market.

New OrIeans Market.
By telegraph. NV osIEAxs, July 20.
Cotton sitter saes Of $50 bales Low misdling a.
9sA t24 Receipt. 1850 exports ss93. stock on ban
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

"A Memphi. dwarfis 81 iansss high md
weighs As pounds.
General Meagher's successor Mr.. james
, raits, was on his WAY to Montana when
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-21

[THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on cor
- ner Ith and Bank streets, embracing .ariy leu.
toss brick cottage dwelling, stsble, wood and w.sa
house and other outbudugr garden sud large variety
nit aud Ornamental tress choice varieties Rrapes
rits. &C., In bearing two large cistcrps Ae., a.
This property IL In coed repair, and oner the whole
tor sale at low price, for cash. half cash and bal
snnes favorable terms Title perfect The whoe4,
for sale at LESS than the house be built for
Enqnre Of II b TgsyycH
or n sproprister uHAs p BTRaE
arrSdn
Evening star., 1867-05-14
FROM EUROPE

LIVERPOOL, May 13-EveLing-An attach.
ment mas Deen sued on the steamship Great
ment of wages. T.
LONDON, May l3-Evening-Lord LYONS
bas been appointed to succeed Earl Cowley as
TIE Ambassador of Great Britain ut Paris.
LONDON. May 1l.-HIs Royal Highness the
Prince OF Wales is at the Paris Exposition. g.
CHERBoURG. May 13.-Four iron -clads ofth
french Meet arrived at this point this morning
from the Gulf of Mexico.
BERLIN, May 13-It is announced that the
King OF Prussia will visit Paris during the
summer, IN company with the Emperor Alex.
aDder, of Russia. ...
BERLIN, May 13-Evening.-Tha funeral Of
the late American Minister, Gov: Wright, took
place TO. day, and was attended by all the
American residents and vislters here, and by a
large n nm ber Of the citizens of Berlin.
Evening star., 1867-05-14

RThere are In the Methodist Church in
this country about 50,O 900 Germans, and more
than half OF these have preaching in the Ger.
man language. s aE 81 IT,. t9a- s.rr
STwo more young girls have run awav
from Fall River with minstrel troupe, and
+ have been tracked to Providence but not
found. .-a.-
+ 0-The colored boys near Corinth, Miss,
are gathe-ing bulle Is from the battle fields in
the vicinity, and exchanging the Lead for
spelling books. sss agA 81 20 allFa =
The Pail Mali Gazette says that one at
least OF the judges Systematically refuses TO
add to the sentence OF death, 'sMay the Lord
have mercy on your SOUL jf as .Hsl1 =
HEAVY FIEH.LA gentleman of Manchester
n. H., was fined $3.50 on Tuesday, for persist
emily 3neglectine to afhx two cent revenue
stamps to receipts given BY him.
SThe st. Louis Republican saws a better
feeling pre- vaiis with regard TO the prospects
Of business in the West
ga caacusof the Republicans ia the Con.
necneut Legislature has agreed to bring for.
ward an amendment to the StAte Constitution
striking therefrom the word s.white.'' =
7ILney Slime is sfunping Kansas in the
interest Of the female suffrage movement. She
! spoke In nLtaveaworths 70 large audience on.
the 9TH inet. ,ss't *544 D. .S 3 2 : 49,
HTAs dsss whom the gods would destroy
they 6rft make mad. zaEsa ga
ia widow in Ere. Penn, adyertiees a
dsffay the ezpenses a. 1uryinE her hnsbanb.S -
EIvsrson, the foypsS sepater frems 0scS..
Eis, D keeping wooa, yasd at Macon.
Evening star., 1867-05-14
TELEGRAMS &c,

Senator Frelin ghuysen, OF New Jersey, de-
Nyered a speech at Newark on Friday even
ing in favor OF the extension of suffrage TO the
colored people of that State. he said that
"w bile the right to regulate the qnalitica'iO ions
Of voters Is with the State, and not the Fede-
raj GoVernn ent, vet as the qualification of
electors for Representatives in Congress is by
the Federal Consultation the same as the quals-
ncatlOD OF electors for the members of the most
numerous branch of tn. State Legislature
the Fessral Government Is intrustsd with the
qua flea ton Of voters. - r -..
Judge Kelley addressed the people OF New
Orleans on the political status of the South on
SatuId evening. His audience was the
largest mass meeting OF citizens known in that
city for some time. and numerous politics c u bs
were present with banners, transparencies
and devices. The platform was appropriately
decorated, and many of the prominent ct,-
zens and ladies of the city occupied seas
upon it. Resolutions Of strong Republican
character were adopted after the meeting. The
remarks OF the Judge were freq uentlY greeted
with prolonged applause.
Senator Wilson arrived in Montgomery,
Ala, on Friday. On Saturday he addressed
an audience of the usual mixed character He
was introduced by General Swayne, and in
the course of his speech made no reference
whatever to confiscation. After the speech es,
General Swayne called for the sense of the
cC1ored people as to who were for the Repub-
hcan party, and the response was q unani-
nous Affirmative.
A local colored preacher of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was recently shot and NOR
tally wounded by a W hite man named Morriss,
in Sumter district, s. G.. The preacher had
participated as speaker AT several recent meet
ings OF the colored people At that place, and it
is said that the shooting W as occasioned by re-.
marks made on those occasions. The affair
produced much excitement.
Thomas Healsey, internal revenue collector
for the 1st district, brooklyn, N. " was ar.
rested yesterday morning by U. >. Marshal
Noydine, charged with defraudIng the Gov.
ernment out of S3,376. The accused, after an
examination before Justice Newton, was ad-
mitied TO bail In the sum of $4,000.
Evening star., 1867-05-14
MIKE LlPAANS
.' COLOSSAL hUOMBINATION OF ~
% CIROBS
- ANB TRAINED ANIMALS, tf-
THE GREAT sEXTgPLE ATTRAvTION,

THE sEE sEEiH aossfES szaiSiFiSs
win ,.,,5sm s1sH|7IwEsSIII r SzsEuHs55 :.
aSsSt1 stsR s.y FxlsHs.E4ssnssrs ls7s & II :, a
ArrERHo6eRsss ess 3ab Gi 81 EVENINGS
W WaU1spPAY: w1pHEs5SAY AND THURSDAY,
in the
.s Da. .' convinced 'nsi ahTFsr1o III; MERIT
asd nas
cred in one Immense combination the most ceie.
that bis desire to please the an
ffos11ng people has been gratified he refers with
pssrsssse re have received during their
Among the n.3 RssFpfEs sHo% connected with the
vii be fousd the most finished Lady Eauestrians
'1, TSEIE p PEAT si iSSfa 2MApAME y An BRIDGES,
rhHhHsVWsSAp1hS TEE WSAp ssfuI Mtkn H1aaHs.L aaaHMssL1A'
eeerss Hateheidsr. 7: Watson, asssss. Asht on
,s ySRn Eassisr. sI s.aSns assssr wiiie 4 han'lns'
Besides foil and efficient troupe Of Auxiliariss
ths Ys1f fpR;yssd St ara jester from Isnss New
And the fSS
In aool1on to the above we'll known artstes,
the management have purchased the celebrated
"sACRED BULL.n
Also. 0id Grizzly Adams California Bears
when VIII be introduced at each performance by
Remember the days and dates
ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS
Doors open at 3 and D. M Perform ance to be.
gin one hour later
W ill also Exhibit at ....
SsasssfSsns Ssnssssf:, st!tssAy SRz M n.1 1ts is,h.
Port Tobacco, MONDAY, May 10th,
Leonardtown, TUESDAY, May 2lst. my4l0t
r. GRAY'S PAPER COLLARS
"A. 90 GENTS PER BOX, IL
AT ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
my last
Evening star., 1867-05-14

ErORr snty .theusspa sxts choice
WIstef1ss, Clemste Tree, fSensy, Double Dab;
Hss, Ofpsnsntsl Plants: shsubs, Dc. 4c.,s AZ q
20 attend 70 ny ANIMAL sales invite ml custsn.
sssepd nnAssuts -ef. aeod k!sAss 70 sAnsr send
ID fW 4. JARDIN, 18th aDd 2ss.
Evening star., 1867-05-14
IINsrRyICEABLE QUARTERMAsTER's
sTHREs AT AUCTION. r..
Uspot quarter WdSIe1S CeWt
N, L.yaa N n Ma

p E+...E Uep0t QEGTteINIdSLeT'S CD1Ce, Z
Nashington, ID. c., May .l50.f
BY direction, OF the QuaI tsrmaster General .
large lot Of stores viii De sold e
WEDN1HDAY, May %, at 10 a. M, under the .d-
pervision Of Captain J.mss f:yns, A u T. -: m:.
swe- ho1se do 6spring do. iofour horse scav.
enksr do. 10 0arts, sc TWO horse AWoolsn:ss,
Do Wheel m pulance do, 81 Lead do,l@ Nc
Qellan Saddles. 76l Wagon DC. ia !. Weson
DO, ssi Wagon Bridles, IS Saddle BsE. 9m %.
BlAnkets. - OAics Desks, zs 90 Tsblsss Ns 40
lst smith's DO. 5 osekins Ranges With h1tures,
70 Bath Tubs ~ pSors, is WhssionfrnWss,L Loos
SIS Yards Cocoon Mating. l.0io loends ssaortsS ,S
Rope. eco pou nda ecrae 1ron. go poQnos oio
81 other articles -, :. "a !. Iaa ae.lI ..
Tsrrns-Cssh, In aovernmsnt funds.sa ...i
Purchasers will remoye their goods within ten
q -OaAs. H. .TOMPKIHS.
4 f#agasaz iHa Breves BrigRdier er Genera and
0y8~d - sis - Depot Quartormsgsef.l
Evening star., 1867-05-14

THB NEW YORK ELKCTIoN-At the recent
New York election for delegates 10 the State
constitutional Convention the average Re.
ins. the leading Republican candidate, re-
+celyed l54,72s votes, the highest number cast:
and ira Harris l51.471, the lowest Republican
vote east. Horace Greeley received 152 953
votes. On the Democratic ticket the highest
vote was for Henry d. Murphy, I339S4 and
the lowest for Sanford E. Church, l25.OOl.
Horatlo seymour received 133,6s7 votes. Au-
eustus Schell 1885,, 913, and George Law I33 676
The curious fact Is developed by the returns
that the most widely known candidates of
each party received smaller numbers Of votes
than candidates who had at best merely Ioc al
reputation.
Evening star., 1867-05-14

. NATIONAL DRBTs.--It is supposed by many
people that our national debt is about the same
as tnat OF England. whereas recent sta teme 1t
OF the British debt shows that there is a vast
difference in oar favor, NOTWITHSTANDING all our
complaints. The total national debt Of Great
Britain is set down officially at a sum which
reduced 10 our surrency, at the present rate of
gold, amounts to about S5, 500, ,OOO. 600 A com :
parison may be made with the last statement
OF the United States debt, which on MAY 1st
was reported TO be $500, 7s6,096, This shows
a difference of over So 6sO 0Oo, coo in our favor
IaXes In this country are heavy, because the
debt is being constantly reduced. Ifno more
than the interest of the debt were collected an
nually, our taxes would be light by compari.
son with those of England, bat while we are
rapidly reducing the sum total Of our debt the
BRUSH nation have made scarcely any effort
IN that direction. and are content to hand their
Indebtedness down TO posterity as part and
parcel OF the nation al effects.-N. T. Sun,
Evening star., 1867-05-14

IhE NEW YORK EXCISE LAw.-The recent
orders of the New York Police Commission
ers reg uiring all druggists, grocery and pro-
vision dealers, cigar dealers. coniectioners
BARRIERS and similar trades n. to close their
places of business ON Sunday, caused great
excitement in that city. Delegations waited
upon the Mayor and Councilnen asking their
interference against it. and the majority Of the
papers characterized 1t as undue harshness In
the en- for cement OF the law The New York
Board OF Aldermen also adopted 8 resolution
to inquire whether the ancient ri ghts of the
city were encroached upon. So unpopular
were these orders that the Police Commission.
ers, fearing the consequences, Sunday re-.
sclnded them, and the excitement among the
people of New York is now reported to be
subsidinR.
Evening star., 1867-05-14
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ARGE SALE OF IRON, STEEL, AN

II LU MbER.
Depot QnGrteTmaster's Office. J
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May Is. 1856.
BY direction of the Quartermaster Genera the
following ennme rated Iron, Steel, and Lumber
will be sod at public auction, at bin coin Depot
under the supervision Of Captain james
Payne, Assistant QuarteImssfer, commencing
on MONDAY. June 3. at 10 q m. to Wit About
s9S oeo lbs lat Iron from lxzs to Az xh assorted
40,00G " Nail Bed Iron
l3O 0g0 " Horseshoe Iron, light and heavy
80 060 Hammered 1r n. assorted ,
400 900 s. Assorted Iron all sizes
2i6,G00 Round Iron, assorted, from 3.l6 TO %
inches, ell sizes
l4,0c0 " Square lrrn. assorted from "a to 2 in.
ches, all sizes
5000 Band Iron, assorted, from / to 3k in
ches, all sizes -.
$1,000 Hoop Iron, assorted from u to nch,
all sizes ~
l2S 600 " Spring Steel, asserted, from IL to a1s
inches, eli sizes
Is zoo :" American Blietered Steel
$50 coo feet Oak Lumber from to inches thick
l6,eto Hickory Lumber, from to inches
10000 6" Poplar Lumber. & inch thick -
42l ,4o8 " Pine sesBting, 5x4, s, s, and 9, II
Wagonpskers, esrbuilders aud others will fnd
II fbe opportunity to replenish their stock,
the N aterfal Ia ENTIRELY NEW:
Transportation will be furnished to Sixth str eet
wharf or the railroad depot, as purchasers may
desire. and at their rick.
From 10 to Is days will be allowed In which to
remove the 60 cd S. -
Terms: Oa1h in Government funds. .
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS,
my lS-td Byt. Brig. Gen.. Depot ouRr' Ter. D.
Evening star., 1867-05-14
AND MULES AT AUerIos.

Depot faartermaae7's O@es,
' a-4t t. Wasatnston, ID. C., May S, 1851
Will be sold, at public suctisn, on WEDNE6.
DAY. 18th inst. at Eastern Branch srrai under
the super vision OF Captain James g. Payne, AS.
sistant Quartermaster, - = -
80 HORSES AND MULES,
coed for farming purposes.
Sale will commence ct 10 o m. e. 4" ~ @.
Animals will be sold ii nsly. aF aap E--
Terms-Cash, in Goysrament funds
OHAS II. TOMPkLES,
q, md s.--ys Ia Brevet Brisad.er GeRerHI,
81 ynv 6. II -. 80 Depot QQa 0rm 8etAr,
Evening star., 1867-05-14

How 1T QPERATEs.-1t seems that strikers
fnay-and such is one of the logical results of
their rmovements-get to striking among them
serves. In New York the Plasterer's Associ .
alton have passed resolutions refusing to
work with bricklaye ers who are allowed or
who undertake to. do anySplasterIng The
no dealings with the former until the exeIu.
sive resolution is reseinded. Neither party,
however, seemrto be aware that they are as .
sertlng In their, own case exactly the right
they resist in the case Of contractors and EN-.
ployers, viz The right TO manage their own
business affairs. ..-,--.. -
Evening star., 1867-05-14

THK WORKING PEoPLR.-The New York
passenger railroad stablemen, who have struck
Tor - day. have obtained ii in one or two
cases. but on most OF the roads ii has been re.
fused. The stair builders and sash and blind
makers, on strike for fifty cents day ad.
vance, report that they are gradually succeed.
ing: ana that all the employers will soon
yield The gas and steam filters of New Yerk
are meditatng strike for an increase of wa.
ees. A few more Of the laborers ON strike for
- day have succ ceeded in getting it, but the
majority are still out of work. The Milwaukee
Owls )masous struck on May lst for an in.
crease of wages from 50 so to "a day ~
Evening star., 1867-05-14

9Fashionable parasols, this spring, are.
very stylish.
@Geueral Hancock's present pursuit-ths
pursuit Of Indians. sa,ea aaE
~ The printers in Chicago have not taken
part In the eight hour movement.
~France has now fifty. nine iron. .clads-
the most formidable navy In Europe.
0-The Roman Catholics a4e about to create
new diocese, with Springfield Mass, as the
residence Of its Bishop. ta---.
0There were 36a,29s marriages last year IN.
the United States. sf E.--1i 3tefs
~The prospects Of good crop of grain
throughout the country are most fiatterihe.
s%A four armed, four legged, And .wo
headed child has been born in Vicksburr.
~A Chinese firm in San Francisco viala q
capital OF over s., 100000. Il
The name Of the new Mayor Of csntra,
City, Colorado, Is Teats. - ;, .
~Mr. A. J. Grindn, of New YORK n exbih-
itng a patent for burning water, No fears
are aIprehended that he will set the river on
fire. etd. s11f sd ii H. -'''"- 0''
gThe Colored Congrss sationsi Church, Of
~ OansSsies.en, ~ .. Y, tue only colorsd Church
Judge Hutchins, OF the ,Wastsrn Georgia
SClIcuit mas prcnounced the stay lAW Of, that
SAte uncCuedtuttone1. - ss-.sas vf5eiI -
@It is reporttd that the recent severe frosts
fruit crops.
Evening star., 1867-05-14
spRoPOsALs FOR LAYING Waite MAINS
MAYORS OFFICE. OIrY HALL I

WARRINGTON, May s 1857. {
sealed proposals, to be endo rsed on tho eave.
iope, proposals for laying water mstns., viii
se feceiyed at this ONCE until neon on FRIDAY.
tne Hth instant Bfdders will also specify on the
envsope. and on the face Of the bid. what district
the bio is for. There are three districts, which
ARG bow Dded a. follows, VIZ:
BlSTBI0T NUMBER ONE includes all thar
part OF the city north # the Chesapeake and ohio
canal and city car aal, ana west Of Seventh street
pisrBIor NUMBER Two snolud q. Al, .s..
part Of the city north ID mort ast Of the ca
and east Of the west side n1 seventh street west
part OF the city y hich 10 between the canal and
the Potemec and the Eastern Branch.
by application to the Water Registrar, and such
prepossls only Will be consider ed are written
upon these regular official forms
All branch pipes required to be laid for the sup
ply OF fire hydrsRts. which laid sialulsa
heously with the main pi pes. will be nclu dsd in
the Measurement with the mains, and paid for ct
the contract price.
Satisfactory bond and security will be required
nom the parties with whom the contracts shall
be made. Blob AID WALLACH,
Ay6-d Intel. 4 Columbian Mayor.
Evening star., 1867-05-14

463 Posts and Bucks.
-- a Mantels.--
GO9 Doors, shutters, Counters, Benches, Win-
.is " dow sssh, do. Frames. &C., &c. -
Terms Cash. In Government funds ~ a54
Purchasers will be allowed ten dsys in which to
OHAs. Il. TOMPKINs,
Brevet Bieadier General,
my 10-iats a.#- Depot Quartermaster.