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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-23

CorroS CHASING. report Of the
sales of cotton on Saturday last, exhibits
a great falling OF in the quality Of cot
ton received in Memphis, or the want Of
a proper classification. Out Of 2269 bales
reported sold only l2l bales went above
low middling. The sales are 255 bales
at 2llc. T; 1893 bales at 22c. 63 bales at
22ic.; 20 bales at 22ac; II bales at 23c;
81 bales at 23lc. Our planting friends
will see that twenty-five cents is the ruling
price for cotton in Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-23

R. R. BARRows, at Chas. Stout Il Bro, s,
221 Second street. Adams block. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-23

HAYS Coal Company sells the best
Pit,sburg Coal, Office 22i Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-23
Ffre white shirts, travelling shirts,
flannel unaerweaE. etc. at Le" wex-
Ter =. 222 Maln street. N

1Hs LArEsr.-From the latest intelli-
gence from Nashville. II 10 believed there
will be no appointment Of Commissioner
Of Police until the frst Of December, for
reasons not yet brought TO light we
suppose, from the best lights before rs
that Mr. Haywood stands the best chance
for the sppointment. Gen. J. W. Smith,
the best slrniegist in the world, has
performed the remarkable movement
BY changing front in the face
Of the enemy, and as did his
illusirious predecessor, General Mcclel-
Ian, will, no doubt, retreat by the flank
successfully, but we are very much afraid
that the Generals band Of chicken steal
ers won't secure his friend, Hewkirk, the
Office. His strategic talent don't run in
that line, but he can circumveni
hen roost equal 10 any one who
has ever lived 10 this or the past
age. A man cant be Jack at all
trades. Some think, General, you could
make more reputation at your old oceu-
patton Of chicken lifting than anything
you eau 20 at for the present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-23
JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
Tenant Wanted


Residence and Garden,
NEAR THE CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24
AYES CHERRY PICTORIAL

FoR DIsFAsrs or THK THRoAT AND LUNas. srcx
CoUGHs, COINS. MHoOPING CeUsH,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND
ioNSt MILTON.
Probably never before in fb. whole history OF
medicinshas anything won widely and deeply
uron the confidence Of mankind, ss tails excellent
remedy ior rufmonar complaints. Through O long
series OF years. and among mOet Of the OF
10 has Tssn higher snd higher in their e-tims tie
es II has become better known. Its uiform char
scter and power 10 cure the various affections Of
the lungs aud throat. have made IL known q .
reliable protector against them. While ADAPTED
% milder forms Of disease aud 20 young children
az ls at the same time the most effrctusl remedy
that can be given for incipient consumption. and
the dangerous affections of the throat and lunge.
Az prov ision against sudden attacks Of crou p.
should be kept on hand IN every family. and indeed
all should be provided With this sutidote Cor them
Althoush SETTLED CoNsUMPTIoS is thought In
durable, stl great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured.
and the patient restored TO sound health by the
CHERRY pEcToRkl. So complete IL it's mastery
over The disorders Of the Lungs and Throat. that
the most obstinate OF tbem yield 90 It. When moth
ToRIL they subside and disappear. 80.
.,sIsSERs and PUsLIc sPEAKEss ind great protec-
ton from il.
AsIENA 10 always relieved aud often wholly
cured by it.
BRoscHITTs 10 generally cured by taking the
CBERKY PEcroRAI in small and freq uent de-es.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here or 40 morn
than assure the public that lie qualities are fully
maintained.
DR. J. c. AVER Co, LOWELL, Mass.
Praeftcai and Analytical Chenstsfs.
toid ~ AL druggists everywhere. III
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PROPOSALS.
- l. o P o sA 8.

II
Sct,ed r~oo0ss's = y, D. ~soeived II ths OHe. 81
i''Crr! -. Louis NO until Il " , GA the 10 a
CS' G. FrtrCErF iS,S Tor the tTassportstI1a 4
iLs Is'rts g. rr-t. n ~. Wan, rire- az i9di
SrteH 90 us 'h. time fron March Is, IS 9, - Oc-
% TT v o. i'lr'u-iNe. viz.
r. 7. -, Louis 20 Fort Buford, Camp Cooke snd
Irsm v 5s.dotte to Port Buford, Camp Cooke
p, E5oa f.rt Lsayspworth TO Fert Gsford, Camp
q, .c5g- omaha to Fort Ba'ord. Camp Cooke and
Frgm sicux City to Fort Buford, Camp Cook,
brqm Fgrt Randall TO Fort Buford, Camp Co,ss
FrSua Fert sally to Fort BuforI. Camp Cooke
arc OFT fenfCu
zen Pert Eice to F-rt BufoId, Camp Cooke
q. From Rorf stew neon to Fort Blu ord, Camp
From FCrt Buford to Camp Cooke and Fort
Benton.
F5om Camp Cooke 70 Fort Bsrton
ItViIl b. the endesvor Of the Government t. ship
curins TIE most favorable for navigation ut
ders viii state hoVever the r4ts (sepsrstsiy for
each rCuth &c N u arch q TO October % in
pscJ Al StioE icy viii form the Service tro M
esch - 90 starting prtt- 80 TIE several points Of
let. The rate A. which they will transport each
on arc soldier tcahiu pas>szs 20 be provided
Ss.t,Iz TIT Iations, Shich will be supplied By
ID TIE rat per 100 pound. at which they will
q Tue rate each at which they will transport
.crres mules cattle. auibuiznces carts, wsyo1s
y ,trCuEhs for feeding animals to be supplied by
just preference will he given to parties Who
oSp ard oon-rol beats Boats rili he expected 10
AIssys give the Government FREE zht the reference
ara 70 O Case viii be allowed to cErry mi ate to
thc exclusion Of Cove ynIns mt freight
The Contractor will r.quirrd to trans port
al stores received by the contractor pr transpor
stor must De delivered at their de within
In case the contracting party fails to carry
freight ss required, the Government reserves The
ofthe contractor; md n. thing herein csntnined
shsH Dc 60 construed az 10 prevent the Government
iIo1 q snsp ring pnOiIc supplies on any boat be
The GoyeTnmeut reserves tie right to reject any
BIDDER arr informei that ne boat loaded with
Cove Ut stores will be- allowed to &c above
fsst Of rstr and tsst bsats vii not b. geao mi
5c 70 . 2rt bGford, ID. T., or points above, With
Bidders should give their names in full as veil
a. their places Of residence. and IA proposal
SO 900 ssne by two or more spon.ibIe pIHan 81
guaranteeing that in case the contract l. awarded
pied sr5 entpreg its md rd sn MI sc ac
3 euri;y Urhished by =sid party, in accordance
The contractor will be required to give bonds in
q e sur Of 5000
The party 10 whom the award Is rn.de mnst be
PreTared L sXec.te tie lutrsct ~ once. and T.
give the re9Uirr q bond fOrthe faithful performance
corr a. LIank form Of contract to be entered
.nto, n the event OF sward, can be bad b. sp-
guaTtSrmastsr. I've psrtment Of the Missouri, Fort
leaye@wOrth, Kansas. and Of Chief Qusrtermss-
tsT, Hepartrue ut 1 the Platte. Omaha, NebrssEa
Army Transportation 10y the Mics, uri River and
-d.ressst % The under isHed
l.. ppNALDS~S.
C,sf asst, QesItermastsE general 5. A.
a lsSHB OF the Missouri
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nEPARTMENT or THEINTERTOK,
" ChI1AD STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition OF JAMES MOZART of Read
ina- PeDnsy lvania praying for the 10 nsion OF
patent granted to him the <th day of April lS5S
for an Improvement in Heating skeips for the man,
ufacture of wrought iron Tubes, for seven We rs
place on the 18th day Of April, lss:
ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patt ut Office on MONDAY, the l5t day OF March
next at Il O'Clock NJ and all persons are notified
te appear and show csrse ~ any they have, why
said petition ought not 20 be granted.
Persons oppysirg the extension are required 10
file IN te Patent Office their objections specially
lot forth In writing least ttcsiy days before the
day Of hearing: all ties irncny fiei by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
Office which viii De fTrnished on sppic:tion.
testimony, must be fled In the ONCE ttrenfy das
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, ii ANY
within fsa days after fling the testimony
Ordered. also. that tins notice be published in
the Republican and Intellig~noer, Wsshi q eton, D.
C.. and IN the Gazette. BEADING, Penna once a
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous TO
the day OF hearing. +. O. THEAkER,
IA "a ~3~ Commissioner Of Patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24
OF THK INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of DANIEL " SHARES NJ
Bsmden, Conn praying for the extension OF a
P2Ient granted 10 him the lst day of August 1885,
for ImprC cut in Cultiva,or, for seven wear
from the expiration IF said patent, which takes
place on The lst day OF August, 1876
1t 10 ordered that the laid petition he heard at
the Patent otics IN Monday the 22i day Of June
neHt at l; clock u; and all perso are notfied
TO appear and show cause. IL any they have why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
PEI sons opposing the extension are required TO
ME ia the Patent OfCe their objections specially
set forth IN writing at least -sNty days before the
Gay OF hearing all q stmony MED by either party
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the
office, wtich nil be furnished on application I
timonl must be iled IN the Office i,reafy days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any /,
within tsn days after iiiing the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the InteiliRencer. Washing
ton, 10. C.. and IN the Register, New Haven. Conn
once week for three successive weeks. the hrst Of
sad publications to he at least sixty days previous
g. the day OF bearing. 7. q. THEAKER,
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THE EVENING STAR


tCorrcs pcrceroe q Lo1dln TelSsrapll
a most oNtraosdinary t-ial - JustuBE rp.,-
On hcrt. . Dc chu rriischrrs, nan m va. 40
teir uaur be r. the ha qtlis a DrsalL for n "a.
in oit-a EfgiTc O. keep t1en from s.R-.is-
lh'rC se-Us i4t iJ o. crc1sf between th- 4 n II
ct actors ~ the Ozark drama. raf eal A., sa A.
hlc-f coItrdicioTy, ard lie " hole aabir = =
'i-st ilCtutV q " CErCEr~s All a. srNNlfv.
ft'c Scluw clf's live in q 1.sI: "a - Dr. 4.
2 Gao or.Ntr, While hts Nifa a-ts IN pa-t 81
tfoOfn sd C.usrs out TIE stili-e. They a.. AZ,
tttir-eiN''- 80 paO- and tndestcs. tlai my ca
70 fNth IlrCtuft tn neCt.-slrifs a lite FkHs-
ethlNhf hNc- On tie hue - uoln-a, an a
rti t'n'us hperfner t-sfrNa1fs. Cl--i,-.s,
re- - Hiu 'htrs tting ~HP a. "a desire. ~ t'In
sc 81 rf'ctn her pare - t.ruSt her ont Of
Dsoft- IL a short Lu.r lrr al,lfrry haI "A N
ior h.r tie 'uE'ien o. host - rilh aud
ana was We'll kuovn en- cert. ,,ie.ti,a.tis
eccltiy y al r. nm" Il Madam, d. I.shruyery,
DLN4 'at y a. tAirfA-stA wars ol . wht.a ehft
uiur-to tho Marquis q IrN.uu Corrta d.
Is aUrcftfC sEc h.lulrrUiI. lrI.-uas hi-n = 20
tune % no less than nj hon OF Francs b,,ide.x
~ niiuiC, leNytls, and carriage. The Narouis
VIC, al t-e aee Il ci-Df y-iAc, gave has anci nj
iatlit, ana ~ Ettutu 10 car q q il 81 LUXURY.
had TJu through au .S .ubi,.IuC car.sr
SOLDIER UrGsi Tie lrSt h.msIrr, d. he ans
tap.aif, aud Oh ain Il the Gro al thP Legion OF
Honor. On the C0y Of the 1ut \ 8i The Auts.I
armies mtC Paris. be y as seen "a l1Iinc Win
Lls CTC-s ucC o. his hors, = tail "a laineI HIM
self n~icerable popularity 10 attaching a
cord around tie meek 81 Isr statuc az n mo-
Icon 4. later, n managed 20 4 Z bins N con-
uemnco 20 nye year impri -onm nj; hut tbs
ne c-caTed by Eyingto England. : me years
alter, he returned 10 France: aud. one DAY.
Hhon grand eromony MAS h,lng Iie formed a.
The Cathedral NJ saint Dennis. ne walked up %
laileyTano. and, before the king aud ali the
court, struck him 10 the ground an act for
which lie Mas arain condemned Ia I've year,
imprisonment. Such Is the mar Sho ~ nov
charged with ahstting he Wife's cruelty to-
WSrd her tatheT aud mother. On the other
hsnd, Al appears that the par, MS. " hose poor
stN le 81 living is asCrlbed q mere aRarfcp ar..
ssio 10 have bad RECOURSE & tn most violent
snd cisCraccful means 20 obtain m sney. Out
OF this complicated story of WiCsrdne.s ant
cepfaNltN gather that the true reason ~ the
anger and hatred Of the family SCHUMACHER n
hat the marquis and marquise have consti-
tutco IN iilegitImate child OF the lai1 hear To
heir nanC and prCp"rty. How the court viii
decide IN such n difficult and tangled case wilI
not d. known for few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-24
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES Pa TEN T OFFICE,


On the petition Of BANANAS a; LAyENDER,
of Halifax, N. c., and KATE LOWE, aflmnistrs-
trix ofthe estate OF Henry Lowe deceased, Of Bal
timore, Md. praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO the said benjamin A. Lavender and
Henry Lowe, the 4th day Of April, 1854, for i'm:
pro,ement in Treating Cane Fibre for Paper and
other purposes. for seven yearsfro the prstio
Of said patent which takes place on the 4th day Of
April, 1865 H..
the Pate MT Office MONDAY, the 10th day of
March next, at II O'Clock M: and all persons are
why said petition ought not to be Rr anied.
Persons opposing the extension required TO
file In the Patent Office their objections, speci ally
set forth In writing At least ceaiy DAYS before the
day Of hearipg all testimony filed by either party
to be uted at the said hearing must be taken aud
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
fee, Which Will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon - tes-
timony must be filed In the OH zee t,ceng days be-
fore the day Of bearing; ths arguments, if any,
wifhia ten days after flIug the testimony
0rdered, also. that this notice be published in
the Repu blicsn and in the Intellig encer, Washing
ton, ID. o., and in the American, Baltimore Nd
once q week for three successive weeks; the q rst
Of said publications to he at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing.
50 &c. THEAKER,
jall-wSw Commissioner of Patents.
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PROPOSALS.
United STATES MAILS,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Posr OFYrcR DEPARTMENT,


w AsBINoros, jan 9, 1873
Proposals for cosve, Ing the mails of the U mite 1
oviD routes il the State OF sonth Carroll sa wi IL
be rceiy.S at the Contract Once Of this Depart
rent until ) m OF March 81 next, to DO decided
The accepted bidders viii be required to take
TO execute cont acts in the form and manner pre-
vcIl.ed oy Law and the regulations Of the Depart
s653 From Due West to DonaIdsviIle, 1 miles and
bank, three times week.
Leave Due West Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
Arrive 4 GonsasyiTIs bytpm;
Lssve poEa!dsyiile Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive ct b" y" West byspm.
Proposals for three additional trips per week
800 Prem III outiceIlo, by Long Run. to Aston, a
Lave Monticello Friday sts.m;
Arrive at Ais'on - IL IN;
Arrive ct Montioello BY pm
sol From SpaTtsnburg G, X by Valley Falls,
store. CsspoSsiio. SsriesSii RNs' ooiu nnSa
IN CD and Tryon, to Hendersonviile, b5hs
Lrs,e spsrtanburs O. II. Thursday atsam;
Arrive a. Heudersonvile Friday BY I2m;
Arrive :. sp.rianbnfs e. T. Il sa,sraay by
well g, ii :, 70 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Allendale Tuesday and Friday at 3 IN :
Leave Bsrnweii g. H. Tuesday and Friday at
Rm;
arrive nj hleuukle by
ao4 From Charleston, ~ HAdrel's and Thirty two
Mile house, to North Santee, IS miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Charleston Tuesday at SPIN;
esr. s NSTss sssss day ny
Arrive st Charleston next day by a m.
57c5 From Darlington g. H. to Lydia, 10 miles and
Leave DaIlir gton G H. Friday ATTAIN;
Arrive Mt Lydia by 10 am;
Leave Lydia Fridey at p m;
Arrive At Darlington g fl, by6pm.
500 From Due West, by Level Land. to Temple of
Hesltr, Il miles and back, Ouce q week.
Bidders to propose schedule OF departures and
EoTEs-Propossls must be to carry the mail
with "celerit, certainty, and security, using the
terms of the law, AND they must be guaranteed by
two responsible persons, certified 10 ~ such by
postmaster or a Judge of a court of record.
No lay Will be made for trips not Performed, and
planned three times the pay Of the trip may be de-
ducied. For arrivals so far behind time to
sufficiently excused, one fourth of the c0mpenss
tion for the trip is subject forfeiture Fines will
be imposed unless the delinquency be satisfactory
or into post Off g for suffering il TO be Injured
destroy ed robbed or lost nj for refusing. after
demand, to convey the mail a. frequently the
vehicle, on the route. The Pos trnaster General
msy annui the contract for dsebeying the Post
Office laws or the instructions OF the Department.
he may alter the schedule of departures and
rivals. and also order increase OF service by
allowing therefor pro rata Increase on the con
tract pay. He may also curtail or discontinue the
of ray, allowing one months xtra compens ation
or the amount Of service dispensed with
Bids should he addressed to the second Assist,
pcsas. State OF South Carolina" and sent By mail
For forms OF proposal, &c and other inforna
non see adNertse me nts OF October 81 1850, and of
Offices ALEX W. RANDALL
jals law4w Postmaster General.
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THRoCGH LINK BETWEEN WASHINGTON
II PHILADELPHlA IND NEM YNRK
"a u 60 sss:ss:;:.s s sassszzsz;

GsS ~ s. sss..szss,zs.ssss ssa.ss::ss7
WASHINGTON. Jan. s, 1861.
Trains between " Warrington and New York are
now run as follows. viz:
foR NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily teXcept Sunday at 7:45 q. m, L. 20
AID ] 90 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave sAIly except sunday at As and l2:I5 D.
IL, And 80 and 100 p M.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at zoo D.
SLEEPING CARS for New York on 7ee .. M.
train daily.
:, Through Tickets to Philsdelphis, New York. or
Boston. can be had at the Station Office At ali
hours in the day rs well as at the office ia the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line. 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and eth streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between sshinetou Baltimore, An
napoiis, and the West
J. L: WILSON, Master of Transportation
NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
ocD-f GEO. 5. kO6NTZ. Agent. Washington,
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50. y. Hoxc. hrothrr OF the tate Elias
Howe. Jr died 81 par1lN-is On wednes lay.
Al his fathei re~iderce In CImbri iyep0rt
Mas
sTGail Hamilton thinks u.at suffrage yyoaId
b" an PROVED more ny restricting q. among Insn
than ty extending al % women.
sT-Iu Waterioy,r, Brighton, and all towns
IA thy NI,Iui-y OF Boston, liquor saloons ars
more plenty han ever before.
R-The PortIsnd CORE pondent Of the Boz
ton JOIYH0t " that tie tenian movement IN
Maine is iHcrrasIng in power.
asFHsrB seconds fnom the sound OF tho
alarm are sufhclent 20 start a New York fr5
steamer Va At way 10 a fire.
BS~Coiun'I NahOnry. federal offer in CON-
mand 81 Bauyiil', -. las ordered a chain
gang 20 D. urgnaIsrd out Of the idle maternal
lying IN tie Iail 81 that town
EMcEweu. the Newark ". j spirituSIist,
&C h-inE called 10 plead, declared tna. GOf
= As hls counsel. The Court Assigned u law
VT.
sit i proposed in New York city TO erect
Z mptfaEc" EOtrt club houses Tor Young men
g. Ex-fioysInor Cox. OF Ohio. viii soon IT,
sumo The practice Of Law. after seven years Of
public life.
AZ Rev. Thomas Youn-. aged eirhty-six,
married has fifth wife. aged eighty hraa a fsNxr
days age. The bride has one hundred descaa-
dants.
sFReal estate owners in Massachusetts ara.
mortgaGins their property heavily these hard
times.
NJ AliittAl htiNf II tiflilt-l tltf ErfSs
and now ia the Pennsy lYanIa legislature, BE-
gan sIes IA RECENTLY with the remark that as
debate cost ihe State one thousand dollars an
hour L. uld d. brief.
81 L h. Ptpper1h manu- featuring company,
n Biddeforc. Name. employs f.s.si girls an a
has manufactured the past geaT a ID. SO Yards
Of -heeting and drills The pay-roll OF the
company Zoos up about S3S-JCa per month.
80 EdN IN Mead. who robbed the Bank Of the
Republic a lew DAYS ago, = a gambler, has
been ..Dull" m Wall street, and wears i'm
meDss Dtmdrsary - hiskFrs.
81 Mavor Horton. Of Mobile. hls ordered
ConneciIcut machinist. named Gard ner. to leave
the city. because be thought him n Suspi -iJvs
character. Gardner deCiineS 20 90, and HOrtoa
doesn't know how 10 make HIM.
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II s ENGINFER-s OFFICE,

N
Sealed Proposals win be reeer,d al t III e Ole
iGr OH aLd Iate Tials Tor the Imp row maut of he
HGasou BlV6r, betw sen Troy and New Baltimore
L Fer from fifty thousand 10 sixty f We thousand
cutie sardz, more or las@, Of Bubble stone deIiS-
For from tWO hundred and seventy thouS AMI
q three hundred and fifty thousand leet II Jre OF
less thsn twelve inches in diameter at lie Inn,
ant mos 81 them fifteen feet long
). Ier SriEing from tW" hundIe Ell aud forty thou
saTe 10 Tire Eunred and fifteen th 5usand feet Of
eight hrndte1 and ffty Thousand set IA r. or less
81 eight iEch By twelve inch sawed HemIock Tim
70 ;. IL r raft - lhe yEs I'VE 'v' long
s Fer the Timber " urk OF from fifteen thous and
- Nfriy one thousand running feet, more or less
5 For The Timber Work on. thirty two hundred
Z. Fer Timber Work on from twelve Z, fifteen
hundred e. Of sbutmeut Cor slope wall at Douw's
Point, or ether points on the river banks.
= For from sixteen thousand TO twenty two
tt6ussrd pounds. more OF less, Of wrought iron
For from forty tn -Usard TO fifty thOus AMI
sc9nos I1eiS or lees, Of wrought iron rods. with
10. For from thirty Eve thousand To forty-eg ut
= HIssEG rtunds more or less, Of vrOught-iTOR
- Eo1 three thou aud cubic Yard, more or less,
IL. tCr dredging sEsy two Thousand cubic Yards
rore CT les. 81 the oil state Dam, CAstleton
7 material to BE- depssitei ON fat .cows and
- CFeled INFO the new as &c near Cedar Hill
II; BIDS Will he received fer so much per cubic
ysrc d iiEerst for stone; much per cubic yard
orecSsd aIO Dc posted, for dredging much per
ruE ming foot for piles, driving and timber WORT
- n.urt Fer thousand feet r. N. for timber, aud
- much rfr pound for iron
"a Ferns Cf Proposals may he obtained at this
cnce, al u bad will lie ueCeiy ed unless made on
tue Printed form snd properly certified. speci
niers CT tLe stone ana iron, plans AMI spSCif a
lions OF the timber work. and maps ii the riv T
tioV l1G sOuEC1n &C CAL be seen AZ this ON
Naers al possible tnfor nation will be given 10
CartiCs CssirinE 70 bid
70 Bscs will he coUsidered for nnste-f.Is and
Ncrk ns otkip not les than one fourth Of the
smc mt gwen above Successful bidders vi II b.
required "a enter into Contract with the United
etAfes, with good and sufficient sureties Satnps
Tor contracts AID Bon 8 to be flrnishe By The
Contractor
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