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The national Republican., 1867-05-13
DROPOSALSF FOR CATTLE FOR IN
i DIAN SERVICE, IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS
OF MARCH ~, 1867 .'.
DEPARTMENT OF rHs ISrsEIoR, |

WA'HlNOTOH, April 70, 1857. \
Sealed proposals will be received until IL o clock
m the nrst day Of JUNE, 1867, at the once Of II.
b. DsnmAn, Superintendent Of IndlAn Affairs for the
Northern superintendsney,a At Omaha City hebrAskA,
for the at omAhA City OF the following Stock
800 head Of MIX Cows for the winnsbasO In.
dians, upying reservation In NsbrAskA
800 head Of MIX Cows for the sAntss Sioux In.
hiobrArR, Nebraska,
800 head Of MIX Cows for the Yanctou Sioux In
100 Gs.a p Hif cSS. fsr sSs oDsSS % Indians.
oupying q reservation In Nebraska.
so head Of American Bulls
The Cows must be Of g cd quality, American breed,
not less than three more than seven years old.
Cows with young calves, or Cows with calf, will be
preferred. rhe Balls must be not lOss than three
years old,
All Cows known by stock droyers as Texas Cove,
Indian Cows, Mexican Cows, or half breeds will not
superintendent Dsum. an will have the right to rs.
right 20 reject any or all the cattle he deems that
the cattle delivered not Of the required character
Superintendent DenmAn will be authorised 10 re-
esive the said cattle and to give vouchers to the par
ties delivering the cattle 10 be paid NJ the once Of
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs in Warrington
city.
The Cows to be delivered on or before the hrs day
Superintendent DsnmAn, will have the power to
contractor.
aud sueien bond in the sum Of for the faith
ful fulnllment Of the contract.
The party or parties to whom the award Is made
must DO prepared At to execute the contrast and
BIDS will not be received for less number than
the total number Of cows and bulls called for.
Bidders must give their nance In full, as we'll a.
PrOpoIlis must bs endorsed. "PTOpOsAls for Cattle
for Indian Service" o, H, BROWNING.
Ap1I BssEstAIy.
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVINGS
or rHB ILLUSTRATIONS ACCOMPANYING
THE REPORT uP THE COMMISSIONERS OF
PATENTS FOR THE YEAR 1857
oyRIoE CONGRESSIONAL PEIHrnE,
w.au.rarou Ma n 1851

WARRINGTON, Nay D. lhoI.
Sealed Proposals will be received al this once
VI SATURDAY, the LIST Of Jane, 1857, q II o'clock,
for furnishbg one set Of electfotype pages Of the
lLLUsrRATIoNsoF MACHINBRY, &e., aoeompanJ-
The year ending 1857, with the name and address Of
the pAientse ana the eh lraeter and date Of ths pat
snt on each illustration. Be- o. ~
Tho drawings will be furnished on paper TO the
numerical oIdsr nearly as Is eonsistsat with neat
ness and eompaetnsss; and the execution OF the
work must be fully equal to that furnishsd for the
published Report for is6s which has boon adopted
10 be delivered At this Office free Of cost for trans
portaton, And subject 10 the approval or rejection
Of the Congressional Printer. Bond and approved
security viii be required for the faithful psrfoTmauee
OF the contract.
Bidders are required to propose for the work by
the illustration, with the undsrstAnding that whea
ysntOn Or design, las Is somstlm.s the easel tbs
whole number OF hgures will be estimated and paid
for as . single illusiration.
Awards viii be made 'to the lowest and best bid.
der for the Interest Of tho doyernmsnt due regard
being paid 10 the execution Of the work under the
direction Of the joint Committee on Printing.
Bidders must procure from the CongressisnAl Prn =
ter drawings Of illustrations sunicisnt In number to
form page, and must accompany thsir bids with
An elsotrotype plate page, mounted On wood, ready
for the Press, as specimen OF their work, with .
n.st q thai bidder, and Nat bs The ssss.
s.ry facilities for the prompt and proper execution
Of the work. .. "a. I ..-. -..0. .- ... d
Any further information that may be required will
be furnished upon app eAton 10 this once or TO the
Blank forms will be furnished upon application TO
the undsrsigned and proposal will be considered
"Hisn Prn doe. not ii sEP,sr% 40 precisely s.rs.
miitee PrintinR,' Washington, D. c., care OF the
under igned, and endorsed on the envelope "Propo-
sails for Patent once Report: -. =. v.
myll 3tw Congressional Printer.
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PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOB
THE wIHNRBAGO INDIANS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will bs rseeiyed until |.
o. Clock m. the 10th day Of JUNE, 1867, at th'
ONCE Of the ntepdent OF Indian Affairs for tn,
Northern sapeTintsndeney, Omaha City, Nebraska,
for furnishing Bubsisenes to the Wlnnsblgo Indians
at their reservation In Nebraska eighty miles north
Of Omaha City, as follows;
], 100 pounds Of Beef per day, net weight.
l,000 pounds OF Flour per day, and
100 pounds Of Salt per month, up 10 the lst day
Also from and after the lst day OF August 1857 to
the LIST day Of June, 1885, the following supplios 10
witt
$50 pounds Of Beef Per day. net weight, and
%. q pounds Of Salt per month.
All articles OF subsistence furnished must be OF
good quality and subject to Inspection aud rejection
BY the agent Of the WinnebAROea
The right 10 reserved 10 Increase or diminish the
amount Of supplies at the discretion Of the supeTn-
teudent Of Indian Affairs for the Northern SupSrin-
tendency.
Also, to terminate the contract that m,y te en- .
tered into oa giving the contractor or contractors six
WeekS' notice
The contractor will DO required to execute a good
and sucent bond In the Of 9l0 900 for the faith
ful fulhlment Of the contract
The party or parties to whom the award IL made
must be prepared at once to execute the contract aud
give the required bond.
Separate proposals will be received for each article
Of SubSistenes called for In this advertisement
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids thai
may be offered.
BlddeTs must give their names In full, as we'll Aa
their places Of residence.
P oposaIs must be endorsed Proposals. for Cattle
n. B. DENMAH,
mT7'n supsTtRtsndsnt Of IadIAR AhAiTS,
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Deferred Items OF News.

CHINA never had a slave or feudal sys,
TEN or pauper peasantry.
A GOOD sort Of q man in Maine was re-
Gently asked to subscribe for a chandelier fol
the church. Now" said he, "WhAt's the use
of a chandelier Amer you get it you cant
get any one to play on IT,"
TIE steamer Grecian was sunk OF
Wednesday while trying to shoot the Lachins
Rapids in the ST. Lawrence river. She was run
upon a sand. d.bank, where she lies submerged to
her main deck. The passengers were taken OF
in safety.
THOMAS GEBuART was taken from the
jail in Taylor county, Ky, on Monday night,
and hung to a tree by a mob. The reason given
for this summary proceeding was that GebhArt
was murderer, pest to society, and that there
was little prospect Of his being legally executed.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON sailed for
Europe Yesterday from Boston in the steamship
SuoG. A number Of friend accompanied him on
me snlP' and he was informed that $40 900 had
been collected and placed TO his credit in partial
rsoogAaOn Of his services in tho anti. slavery
SauSs.
The national Republican., 1867-05-13
slatioual aepnblitan.
GEORGETOwN MATTERS.

ANALosrAN IsLkSp.-A short time ago, II viii
be recollected, portion Of the mansion, several
out-houses, including what was known inc
"payilion, :" on Ansiostan Island, we're Destroyed
By Ere. Since then, the lessee OF tne nlana, mMr. MI
A. Rodier, has been busy In bis endeavors 10 put
this place Of resort In . condition 70 accommodate
yisitors for the summer season. BE has caused
to be erected, therefore, on the site of The old
ruins, substantial brick edihesG, and q splendid
addition TO the main building which 10 nov
nearly oOmpletsd, designed 70 take th. place o.
the old pavilion. The room IL ty.thres fost
wide By seventy feet deep, with spring floor, and
accommodation for all who desire TO participate
In the mary dance, besidss presenting the adyan-
tage Of security from wind and rain, which was .
desideratum much needed heretofore. .4rb. -. .
Adjoining the ball.ro Is neat and elegantly
arranged dressing room for ladies, the dimension,
Of which are rs BY IS feet, and tho extreme end
Of the main passage is the gentlemsn'a cloak and
sitting room Of the same sire. Several privsts
rooms have also been added, nfording every con.
vsnisnce To those who would quietly enjoy real
old-fashioned country dinner with all the delica-
cies the market, garden, field or river afford.
Mr.. Rodier has also procured number Of small
boats, besides fishing tackle, which arc nj the
disposal Of guests who wish TO indulge either In
fishing or sailing on tho bosom Of the pobls
Potomac. #. .ar na.. i1g...T /,
The CANAL BREAK.-The repairs to The
canal, ocoasioned by the break near wslch'l
mill on Friday night, are 80 far completed as Il
warrant the letting In Of water this morning
and during the day and evening II is expected
the large feet Of coal boats detained above will
arrive. The mills also will be In operation, and
business generally revive. .. -
The FERRr.-Yesterday the ferry was again
in successful operation, and farmers and others
from the Virginia side availed themselves Of is
advantages TO bring their teams TO town
0BrAnno MoSEr UrDER FALSE PRkrENcEs.
On Saturday morning . young man named
Charles Il. Petit, formerly 4 clerk in the Post
Once Department, was arrested BY 0fReer Pax.
son upon the charge Of obtaining money under
false pretsncss from Milton Garrett. Petit was
taken before Justice Buckley, who required him
TO give bail TO answer the charge before Justice
Walter this morning at 10 o'clock.
MERCHANTS ExcHASGE.-There was q slim
attendance on Change on Saturday, and the Of
ferings comprised 150 bushels wheat 1890
bushels corn, and 500 bbls. -four. The reported
sales were 500 bbls extra -four at SIS. 2Sa$16 so
per Dbl
FrsH.-We noticed q small lot Of herring and
shad at the dsh wharf yesterday, but heard Of no
sales. 1t Is expected that the receipts will be
more ample, now that the current at the shores
has subsidized, and prices consequently, will be
lower.
The national Republican., 1867-05-13
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
- wAsHIsoros, D. c., Nay 6, 1897.
Proposals will be received At this department
until O'Clock June 1897 for furnishing all the
materials and perormisg the work required in the
construction Of brick building for the use Of the
Department Of Agriculture to be erected Reserya.
uon No. q In this city, aoeordng TO plans and speel
heations that can be seen At the once Of the Con.
missioner Of Agrieulture, whore full infoImAtion
with regard TO the proposed building can bs OBJ.
tained, said proposals TO be either for the whole
work.
No proposals will bo entertained from any person
who is not known to be practical builder.
Bidders are requested to state the shortest time
possible In which the building IL to be completed
the work 70 be oommsneed in three days aftsr the
signing Of the contract
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, II II be deemed for the intsrest Of the doy.
ernment TO do so, and bid will be received that
and specifications and Of this advertisement .a
Ninety per cont Of the amount Of work done and
materials furnished, according TO contract price,
sAid amount 10 be AsoetAned the estimate Of the
superintendent) will be paid from time TO time as
the work proceeds, and ten per cent. retained until
the completion Of the contract and the N
/ the work By the Department.
kveTy proposal must be accompanied By the bond
of two responsible persons, in the sum Of twenty
| thoutand dollars, that the bidder will accept and
perform the contract n awarded 10 him, the sun :
cheney Of the security TO be certified by the United
States District Judge, United States Distriet Aitor.
| ney, or Clerk Of the United Ates Court.
Proposals. should be enclosed in q sealed envelope
endorsed Proposals. for Buiiding for the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture, and addressed TO the Commis
sioner Of agriculture ISAAC NkwToH,
mylO-SOt Commissioner.
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lost or stolen property, tells you the business you
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reads your very thoughts, and By her almost super
nAturAl powers unveils the dark and hidden mysts-
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hrmAment-the mAlehe stars that overcome or pre-
dominate In the conh uraton-from the aspects and
positions Of the planets and tho hxed stars In the
heavens At the time Of BIRTH she deduees the future
destiny Of man. Fail not TO consult the greatest As
trologist on earth II costs you but trhs, and yor
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Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired Ii
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sult the Madame by mail with equal safety and sat-
lsfAetion to themselves, as in person. full and
explicit chart, written out, with all inquiries an
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Of pries above mentioned The stTietsst seeresy will
bo maintained, and all correspondenee returned or
destroyed Resrenees Of the highest order
those desiring them. Write plainly the day Of the
| month and year in which You were born, enclosing
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OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
" HEALTH.

WAhHfhorOht II. ", Februhry ., lboI.W
THE FOLLOWING is 4 LIST OF NUlsAnCEs DE-
CLARRD BY THR BOARD OF HEALTH:
Dead CaIeasses, Dead Pish or onAl OF FISH, heap
oG.is from Butehers Stalls and Slang h,sr houses
stAgnAnt or Still Water In Ponds, Marshes, Sewer
or Cellars, Areat or Vaults, Foul or DISTRACTED
Drains, wLter. pipes or er.elosets.
Foul Stables, Foul Cow houses or Cow pens, Foul
PTlyies and Hog Sites, Roul Promises, Alleys, and
Cutters, and Foul Slaughter houses.
DscRying Vegetables and Fruits OF every deserip.
tion, all Animal Substances, whether entire those
portions thereof not used rs food which may be
thrown out. .E b.
Exposure or offering for sale UnsOund Proyisions.
Fruits or vegstableA
AL Ashes, Rubbish, ,shAvings or Refuse substauees
OF any trade, occupation or business which may be
prel Judicial TO publio health.
Filth. soaPslds In Pools, Drainage from houses
or Soap PAslorisS.
Sources Of UhheAlthy RxhAlations or odors so near
dwellings a. 10 eAhApger the health Of the occupants
Horses going Atlargs vi. cI.-AeTs, fAreey or any
other Contagious Diseases.
ovsrcToWdod Tensmont Houses, InhAmmAbls Mate
rial In dangerous proximity 70 buildipU
Houses or buildings, or portions thereof state
Of dilApldAtion decay, endGngering the lives and
property Of those In the Vicin.'~
Openings for Stove PipSs. unsecured, endAngeTiBE
the property, health CT comfort Of the Surrounding
Inhabitants
snow, lee or any other "bstraNtPu in guttsTs pre-.
N DOW, n. o.,
III Secretary Board Of Health.
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1onn GREAT 1897
sssssEETss :ssFa a2gBs ss5

q.
..-. O." SPRING SCHEDULE
On ssd after MAY atth. 1881, trsins will run ss
w"A,.ss'..... 4 80 ST. =. M S'ia%''' n
THE oREIT boUBtE TRACK ROUTE. .
with KLBGANT SCENERY, Palace STATE room, day
and night Cars, with modern improyemsnts, and
saving IRON four 10 twelve hours In time over an
other routs. Two hundred miles nysd to Western
THREE tn i DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH:
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTsBUR0 without change. ..... .H .
Paasenseri BY this route from Baltimore have The
adyantagss OF making all changes in UNION DE-
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tickets By this route be procured at the once,
eornsr Of SIKH street and Pennsylvania avenue,
updsTNauonL Hotel, where reliable informAhon win
Passengers proonring tickets At this once, se-
cure Accommodations In Sleeping Cars for kimira %
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenSe,,
....-. IL ------.. Washington, D. q.
dsS.ly Baltimore, Nd.
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NOTICE To. ALL WHO USE THE
IN POTOMAC WATER. WV" TN-
warm RuoIsrnAn's oyy,c, o,,,H,,,

warm RssIsrEAA's oyyrcH, Orr HALL, q
WAsHIHGroH, March Il, 1897. |
All housekeapers or others who uso The Potomac
water lPon the premises occupied By tAa are hereby
notified that unless they have paid iinee me Itl X
January last the water rent for the current isoI
they are now delinquent and liable TO have the EisS
shut on from their premises. This penalty, Whish
BE- enforced, without further notice, on All w.
within oRs month from this date shall NOT hays pai
wsfA--~"''~ '~h'~ JsnuAry I, 1895 - 1fEf--
RAhDoLPH OoTLB,
WAter Registrar
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THE WASHINGTON HoMGO.
Il PATHIC DIsPRNBARY, n sou

w WhDI11N6ION III ID IN IL
l. PATHIC DIsPBNsARY. n 5000
This charitable Institution, 80 much need In hi.
city, will open on MONDAY, October ao on d strset
slt, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. ~ : '''e7'
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,, .... y.
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ, .... ...
JosEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ. ...r. H..
GEORGE =. BAKER, ESQ, .l..,rf.. gs.r,
r. HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR. ...l, .E...
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasures.
T. 8. VERDI, N. D., Secretary. -.ura on
Al this worth Institution the poor people of our
etty will receive medical attendance and msdIeinss
free Of charge. .r. .---.I = -'---
The DisPsnsary being supported By free eontrihu.
uons All those well disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions TO the Treasurer John al
Clarke, EAq., Of the Bank Of Riggs Co or 70 the
Secretary, d. y yord aSs O street, between Four-
a. The room. win be opened from 2,O 4p. m daily,
Drs 7. g. Verdi, Of washin ston, and O. a. ward,
Of 9eorsetown, aud any other physisaa Willing 10
Assist In the good work, will be In attsndApee-
oe2o'u I. g. VERDI. N. D., lsssrstArv.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
Id ROAD.

DAII1MOhE AMI OhlO NALL
Id ROAD.
WAmnsfos, Ian. Q, lsoJ--poon.
Trains bstvssn WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
.sa wAsHIsaToS AND THk WEST, are now run
90 follows, yii:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, al 100. T+5, and ll.ls
= m, and 400. 4 30, and s.45 Pm. s
FOR ALL WAY sTATIONs
Leave daily, except Sunday, at T. 90 q. m. and %
and D. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION. .a.
Lave at g. 10 and .. N. aad st a 90 and ass p.
~. daily, except Sunday. .u 90
FOR AHHAPoLIs. .am
Lave At =. 90 and and l. 30 p N. 10 train 10 OF
frss Aanspolis On Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
roR BALTIhoRI.
Leave at !. Is IN. and $50 and 9. 40 Pm
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Lave al f4b a. m. and 4. 80 and 8 % .. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Ls.,. daily, except sundsy. LS .. N. and so
os sssday, At 40 and g. 45 p m. only, connecting 6
at Relay station with trains from Baltimore
fhroush usis.s to the West can be had At ths
washington Station Ticket omes at all hours In the
yor New York, Phii.dslyhis. and Boston, see i'd
'ysrtissnsnt Of "fhroush Lima
- J. L. WILSON.
Master Of Transportatloa.
L. n COLI,
oio. 9. TooHfs,
GsnerAl Agent, Washington.
... 4 y wiLKIHs,
I.7.u Passenger Agent,
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NED IOAL sTAFP.

J. II. THOMPSON, N. D., lsI I strset. bet,va.
Twsutsth and Twenty -Pirst atrestl ~ U''''s-
ooEsuLrIHa PHfsIuIAss AHp suRoHoHs nf- u
JOS K. BARNES, N. D.. Surgeon dsnerai, pu,t.d
States Army. -. -'-S"'
JOS RILkY. N. D.. deorgslown.
A: y. p: GARNkrr, NJ D., New York aysnu:
". 7. JOHNSTON, NJ D., washineton,
oAAfToh TYLER, N d.. Gsorgetown. ha,.
Applications for admissions can be No Ads to any Of
he medical stAn or the mAtren Atths Hospital, Or
ders for admission TO the free beds OF this nstutoA
can bo obtained Of the Rev Q. H. Hail. Rector q ths
kpPhany Church, Of the Rev. A. D. sGilstto Pastor
Of the First Baptist Church, and Of the Surgeon In
the wives or widows Of soldiers OF tas Us.ed satSs
army can be procured through the surgeop General,
Unitsd States army. -.... HaauE ~ EtIiTY
iy9O O. II. HALL, d. D, Rasrsts ne
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nGttsring Suessss Names Of all purchasers will be
sssrH ,u.,.n ana enS ranns siI Sa NOV given In
funded Price by mall sealed, and postpaid, 81
Descriptive circulars snd tsstmoniais mailed free
Address, BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No.
2s5 River street, Troy. n. Y. Sole agents for the
United States. mhl9-d&Wlye
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PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATER
MAINS

PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATER
MAINS.
MAYOR 0FFIcE, CITI Hall,
wAsHNaros, May 9. 1857.
Sealed Proposals, to bs endorsed on the envelope,
''Proposals for laying water main" l" will be re-
csived at this once until noon on FRIDAY the l7th
instant Bidders will also specify the envelope,
and on the face Of the bid, what district the bid IL
for. There three districts, which are bounded
follows, vit
DISTRICT NUMBER oNE includes all that part Of
tbs city north Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and
city canal, and west Of Seventh street west
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO ineludss all that part Of
the city north and northeast Of the canal and east Of
the west side OF Ssventh street west.
DISTRICT NUMBER THREE includes all that part
Of the city which 10 between the canal and the Poto
mac and the Eastern Branch ID. ... IL. fr.
Specifications and forms Of proposals can be had BY
application TO the Water Registrar, and such propo-
sails only will be considered As are written upon
these regular oflcal forms.
All branch pipes required to be laid for the supply
Of fire hydrsnts which laid simultaneously with
the main pipes will be included In the measurement
with the maine, and paid for at the contract price.
Satisfactory bond and security will be required
from the parties with whom the contracts shall be
made RICHARD wALLACH,
my7-td Mayor.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
Is ..I DRIDGE .r.a -fi |H.ff J

MAroR's oYYIcR, CIrr HlLL,l
i.t %. wlmreroS, d. c., Nay l. 1857.
Proposals for building q Stone and Brick Bhdas
over 1ibn crssk, IN n strest north, bstween NORTH
Capitol street and Rirst street east will be received
A Tits ohlee until II O'Clock N. SATURDAY, Nay
11tb, Instant :
Proposals 70 include all the necessary labor aud
materiais, 10 take down the stone walls Of the old
eomplstion Of the nav bridge, specified In the act
approved December "a 1896 which be seen at the
once OF the Commissioners In the City Hall.
Bidders viii state what amount will be allowed
the Corporation for the stone In the old structure the
old woodwork 10 be removed without expense to the
contractor. ... .. ..a.. :.
No bid viii be received from any person who Is not
known TO be responsibie and practical mason.
The rightto reject any and ali BIDS Il reserved.
T" nN7I -.a JANIS J. CAMPBRLL,
ma3-eotd Commissloner Fourth Ward.
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ID ROPOSALS FOR GRADING
III TWELFTH STREET EAST.

Proposals will be received At The Mayors once
until II m, MONDAY, 18th day OF May, for grading
Twelfth street east from South CArJlin svsnus 10
South Carollna avenue TO Lincoln square; Al,o in
making and O streets south, between Eleventh
street east and Thirteepth street east
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard, and bat
price will be paid for either the cutting the
hlling, whichever measures mosti the contractor
shall earefully level the exsAyaiions whore depos
tied, without any extra cost.
Tho right is reserved By the corporation to reject
any or all bids. W. A. RLErCHBR,
Cemmiasionsr Sixth Ward.
T. EDWARD CLARK,
ADAM GADDis, ia,
ap.f2- -2Awtmyl3 Assistant Commissioners.