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PROPOSALS FOR POSTAGE STAMPS.

Posr oyrioR DKrAnrnEsI, June 2, 1885,,
w Pc Ts Sas.ss np ss.mns fo 81 teIm q
5ass5s ..s h pc, ssPSp:
the Post ofhee Departmental Washington.
Also he prize per thousand II similar sSs
place Of nanufaesare, n
Also the price Per tl9Ssasd denyes IN isT er
Also, the price per thousand separated in such q,
quantues as may pc dally orocreu W the sse 49, VI
and sssafeiy packed in IN cases, .uli.bl bindeIs
sSSers, Of n Suitable envelopes. .eeoTdihs q ts
quantity and distance to be conveyed, 4, may be
any. between the cost Of delivery to an agent q
the place Of Manufacture and at WGsai1g'SSn' u.
examined sf and reeoanted Sy an agent Il this De.
paItment A., .,,,,,.., ., To-
directing packages for the mails and preparing
blank receipts under The Sirse s oi an agent oil
the Department. either NJ tine department vi manu-
Proposals must DO made for the Stamps In sheets,
hat zach separate Stamp can be readily detached
and used ,.,, -, s,...,.. In ,,o .,o oro
twelve cents, afteen cents, twenty -four cents,
cents, and fitsen cent. for perlVdieai; The super:
Aces stamps VII Ps S ,en H.
as well letters. and the whole work must be ex-
The stamps must DC ptepaiifea ~ such Mann ,
that any attempt TO remove them from lcttcr or
packet Will so mutlate them as to render them use
loss.
Special proposals yor Stdmpson embossed pa
per, as no,o In use, are invited ,,
The whole number OF Stamps furnished TO the De-
partment during the year ending the Sth OF June,
1867, was 81 .aa9, eos.
From past experience II Is supposed that the
number OF packages mailed VIII average above
two hundred daily, varying in size from two hair
sheets, or 40 stamps mp 70 the sou half shees or
%, 900 stamps but by far the larger proportion OF
packages contain not more than - half sheets or
| , CO.. stamps.
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L sTRUCTlON OF THE UNITED STATES Gus.
TOM :HogsE AND ,THB UNITED STATES
COURTHOUSE AND POST OFFICE, PORT

Sealed proposals. will be received at the olce Of
The nndersiEned until u clock, m on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of July, lust, for furnishing and de-
lvering at site OF Buildings, on or before the 10th
aay Of oet9ber next, sixteen thousand Q0,oOl
the Post ONCE Buildings now In process Of erection
in the city Of Portland,
The Slate must be "a Inches in length by 10 inches
In width, and from three eighths Cd to four
elghths H.sl Of an inch in thieknessi 81 fair and
smooth surface, ont OF wind, with edges sawed
straight and square, and Of uniform dark slate
color
To insure consideration each bid must be accom-
pauied by sample OF the slate proposed, properly
marked with the name OF the bidder, and must be
Submitted before the opening Of the bids.
The bids must be made per single slate.
Two good aud satisfactory sureties will be re-
quired GU the contract.
The department reserves the right TO reject any
all OF the bids, II deemed for the interest OF the
Government to do so.
Proposals. should be endorsed, Proposals for
Slate, and addressed to Henry Kipgsbury, SUI
perintendent United States Cuslom- House, &c. I,
Portland, Me. HENRY KINGSBURY,
jyl6-td Superintendent U. s. Custom House, &c.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
DRPor QrARrgRxAsrsR's oPYrcR,

DEPOT QCARTERMAsrRR's OPPIcR,l
WAsnIsuroS, ID. q. July 7, 1865.
Sealed proposals are invited al this lee until l2
m. on MONDAY. auth Of July, from responsible
parties, who will keep on hand and deliver at the
various Barracks and Offices In washin gton and
hundred and twenty Ave tons OF mercha ntable
white ash, anthracite coal, egg slze, free from
slate and dust, and to weigh 2,2D pounds to the
ton, as follows:
At sedgwick barracks, on NJ
street, between Seven ...... about $50 tons
tcenth and Eighteenth SITS.
Al Russell Barracks, on
street, between N. J. ave. f,.....about $50 tons.
and First street east.
At Lincoln about I'D tons
And to be delivered on OrderSl
at various points in the .. about 2. O0j tons
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DO the coming Of q frsshet Though they
stopped for nothing and made all haste, three
FEET Of water struck them before they could
reach q noishboring bluff, and their wagons
were carried away and washed into the Mis-
souri, three miles below.
wHKs the late collision took place on the
Sound, q so.cailed gentleman on board the
City Of Boston fastened q life. preserver about
his vigorous frame, and silenoed his wifc, who
was crying for one, with the words, Don't
make such fuss about IT, perhaps you will
get one before long" Another stalvart fell
low took life.preserver from young lady
and buckled It on himself. There was no
such disgusting cowardice amo1g tho women.
THERE are In London Ill sentimental sing:
srs, ITO comic singers, IL Irish comic and
Iii serio-oomic performers. There are also
| rs comic duetists, 101 parties Of so.called ne.
gro deiinsators, 43 single dustto or troupes Of
dancers, los single or associated gymnasts
and acrobats, 10 jugglers, balancers, &C.,
dog and monkey troupes, . comic trios, quar-
tetfes, ballet companies, 60, and 10 wizards
and ventriIoquists.
TBR Liverpool bonded dock warehouses,
according to tho report Of the managers,
earned sI96, 500 during the last SIX months.
Tho earnings for tho official year ending In
| 1855 amounted TO s3o3, $50; for tho year end
ing In 1866, s2l5, $50; for the year ending in
1857, 1887, $40; for the year ending in 1868,
1926, 900. The earnings, Il therefore ap,
pears, vary very considerably, and 4 good
year may be followed by one in which the
profits arc materially reduced.
birds arc held sacred in Japan. Their
Slaughter Is interdicted BY the seyerest penal
ties. Protection OF those fhvorite animals has
been made provision In the recent treaty be
| tween that country and the United States. L
Americans would learn lessons Of kindness
from the heather In this respect, perhaps VI
could DO saved the annoyances Of loathsom'
worms and leahess trees during the soasor
when pleasant Wake in refreshing shades art
| desirable.
TnK scientific education received by the
students ct West Point renders them effectiv,
In other fields than those strictly military
We have II from. reliable authority that tn,
telegraph system now used in the Unite'
States army Is probably tho most perfect II
the world The late war fully illustrated thu
importance Of this means Of communication
and we should feel proud Of our scholars tina
have thus set US at the head Of nations In thi
respect
HosEsT industry may not allow Of rapiC
accumulation, but wealth gotten thereb,
sticks to the palm that acquired IL, for Their
10 an appreciation Of Its getting. But tn
wealth OF the juggler, the mountebank an
the gambler adheres not to the possessor, 70
there is no regard for the manner II its acqui
tion. Such Is or constitution, the laws o
aequisitiveness are but preliminaries to tbos
Of retention or proper distribution. Ever
accidental acquisition Is in defiance Of thos
laws Hence tho lavish distribution, tn
squandering disregard, the reckless ,expendi
ture
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED States PArREr OPEIGB,


On Chg. petition Of lsAAu r, TRinBLE, u Long
Green, Md, praying for the extension 81 a patent
dated October 10, 1854. for an Improvement in
Wooden Splice piece for Railways, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 10th day OF October, 1865.
IL ordered chat The said petition be heard at tho
Patent ONCE on Monday the 18th day Of september
next, at IL o'clock, IN, aud all persons are noti-
lied to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent Office their objections specially
sot forth 10 writing, at least tleeHty days before
the day Of hearinEi all testimony u led by either
party, TO be used at the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with tho rules
q the once, which will be furnished on appliea.
tlon
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon az ties,
tlmOny, must be ned In the office ti0sntv days
before the day Of hearings the arguments, II any,
within ter days after aling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPUBLICAN aud the IHtelifgencer, Washing
ton, d. g., and 10 the baltimore County URiOa.
TOws0nt0wn, Md, once a week for three success.
I've wooksi tho hrst Of said publications TO be at
least sixty days previous to the day q hearing
A. STOUT,
jult-TuH Acting Commissioner,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ United STATES pArEsT oYSies.


On the petition Of GARDsgB Gibson, OF Boston.
Massach ,prayn for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 10Th day Of September, 1884, and
Ts.issued the 9Th day OF september, 1854, for an
Improvement In Furnace or Heat Generator and
Radiator, for seven years from tho explrato ON Of
said patent, which takes place on the 18th day VI
September, 1855;
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the Slst day Of August
next, at II clock, m and all persons are notified
to appeal, and show cause, II any thoy nave, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
nlo In the Patent Office their objections, special
set forth In writing, at least t0etp days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony hled by either party
to be used At the said hearing, must be taken apd
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Olice, which will DO furnished on application,
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be filed In the Office tiosaty days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any.
within ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered. also, thai this notice be published III
the REru BLIoAF aud the Inteiii0enesr. Washing.
ton, u. c., and In uAepOst, Boston, Massachusetts,
once week for three successive weeks, the arst Of
said publications TO be at least sixty days ious
to tho day Ufhearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
iel3-f3t Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPROVEMENT OF oGDEEsBuRG HARBoR
NEW YORK. -,


OswEGo, MY. July IL. 1865. =.
at this onfee until IL m, MONDAY, August 10, 1858,
for deepening by dredging the harbor Of ogdens.
burg, N Y, 80 as to give twelve feet OF water ut
the lowest stage, In the following places, viz:
SECTION l. On the outer bar across the channel
into the upper harbor from the liEht
house. where about Is 900 cubic yards Of hard sand
IL estimated to require removal.
SECTION II. Between the bridge. the ferry wharf
and the kome railroad depot, where, II Is estima-
ted, about 5000 cubic yards OF very hard "hard.
pan, with gravel and small boulders. must be
taken out,
All the material (which will DO measured In tho
scOws) must be dumped at least half mile below
marked.
The work must beeommenced as soon as posi-
ble and later than September 10. 1868. continued
as long as possible this season, and completed By
the Dth Of November, 1859.
Bidders must propose for each section separately,
and separate contracts will be made for each.
Bids must be made upon printed blanks, which
can be procured at this Office. Tor similar written
ones, which must be properly Allied up and signed
as Indicated All the information sed at this
office will be given 10 bidders, but all ishfno "a
coatrqct ore particularly requested 70 sTumfH'
C. Il. BLUNT,
Lieut.. Col. Engineers and Bvt Col. u. "A.
iyl7.td
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
OFFICE CHEF QUARTRRNAsrRR,
EIpTu MIIIrAuy DraT

VFflCk tHlEf W
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcr, ,
Nkw ORLEANS, LA, June -, 1865. }
Sealed PropOsals, In duplicate, will DO received
until Il noon. on Wednesday, the 18th day Of July.
1865. for furnishing the sers Department
at Fort Mckayitt, Texas, with
'6O,0N0 feet rOugh edged Shectiug
1900 feet seantlng, XXI
2e5 0OD feet l-inch Lumber
9J,OlO Shingles.
All the above must DO Of nrst quality, and subject
70 the Inspection VI the officer receiving the ar
ticles.
Bidders will state the kind Of Lumber and Shin
giles which they propose to furnish.
Delivery to commence from the date a. contract,
aud the whole amount to be delivered within thirty
days thereafter,
bids will be received for any portion OF the above
amount
Satisfactory evidence OF the sOlyency Of each
bidder, aud persons offered security, will be re-
CURED.
The right reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals. 10 be plainly endorsed "Proposals for
Luinbe and Shingles, and addressed to the un :
dCr-igned. at New Orleans, La.
By command of Dreyet Major General X. C. Buch-
anan. II. N BATCHELDER
Brevot ColOnel aud QuartertnasteT, U. S. j., in
charge OF Once, jyli-td
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Proposals.


NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 9, 1903,
Sealed proposals, endorsed and addressed 70 the
Secretary Of the Navy, for supplying the NAVY
Department with one hundred and ATTY cords Of
Oak Wood, and two hundred and my tons Of An
thracite Coal, will DO received until noon Of the
3lst Of JULY, instant. The proposals. must be
The Wood must be Of the best quality Of Oak,
well seasoned, straight, and Of good sine for use
stacked for Inspection and In front Of
TENDER next, HH.
The Coal must DO Of the best white ash Anthra.
Cite, egg sire $40 pounds to the ton and delivered
by the LIST OF September next, as follows.
$50 tons atthe NAVY Department.
80 tons at the Naval Observatory,
10 tons At the Photographed once, corner OF
Eighteenth street and New York avenue. jy11-td
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Railroad Routas.
gaIIA bHf aRfrY gEb ss EAs R5sR

wAsHrrerox, Jan. Q, lss7-uoen.
Trains between WashinHton and New York are
now run as follows, via;
FOR NEW YORK. without change Of ears.
Leave daily Except Sunday at Is a. m, T. 80
ana p m FOR pBrLApELPuIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday atLBa m. II IS
and 30 and7p m.
ON suNpM,,
slsspins car. for New York on 7.oop. m train emily
Through tickets to Philadelphia, Now York Or
In the day. .t..
Soc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adyertissmsnt
napolis, and the West. y, WILsoh,
.HE. j.. NJ COLI,
... r.|.f.- 5000 General Ticket Agent.
..- .ra5. aE0. 9. KO0ETZ,
.. ...| "f AGENT, wAahinGton.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

TRxAsuRr DxrARrNESr,)
BuREAu OF ESoRAvIsa AEp Phf.IIso,
o'clock a. m, WEDNESDAY, the nd instant, for
Furnishing from one TO two hundred tons u, ~
pounds WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. FUR
The coal to be delivered in such quantities as
may be desired, and at such points adjacent TO the
Treasury Building as may be directed. ,
Bidders will state In their proposals TIE name ol
tho coal proposed TO be furnished. as wsli rs ths
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids, n tho Secretary deems II for the
P"'''N ' " &, NJ CLARK,
iylg.td Chief OF Bureau.
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nEPARTMENT OF the INTERIOR,
~ UElrEp STATES PATIENT OFFICE,


On tho petition Of WILLIAM D. ANDREWS, OF New
York, N, Y, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the ed day Of August, 1851, for an
Improvement iu Centrifugal Pumps, for seven years
from the expiration Ul said pltent, which takes
plgce on the 2ll day OF August. 1858,
ID ordered that the said petition be heard az the
Patont ollee on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of lnly
next, ut u clock, III, and all persons are notified
TO appear aud show cause, II any thoy have, why
said petition ought not to DO granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
die In the Patent Office thoir objections, specially
set forth IN writing, Vt least ttocntK days before
the day Of hcRrin all Testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing, must DO taken
aud transmitted IN accordAnce with tho rules Of the
ONCE, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesli-
mOny, must be filed In the office f0enty days before
the day OF heariugi the arguments, ffany, within
ten days after ding the testimony,
Ordered also, that this notice 30 published In tho
REPrBLioAS and the Int! i0eaesr, Washington,
once 4 week Tor throe successive wooEsi III
first Of said publications 10 DO at least sixty days
previous to the day OF hearing. :. -
A. NJ. STOUT,
my2O-WSt Acting Commissionor Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
~ usfrsD q Arss PArEsI OFFICE

On the petiticn e,tsAsii " RIEp. sdHinsirsirix
b Mould, administratrix Of the estate Of Brooks X.
Mould, deceased Of Chicago. Illinois. praying for
the extension Of q patent GRANTED 10 the said
Cheney Reed and Brooks X. Mould. the 81 day
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the expiration
Of said PATENT which takes place on the sth day OF
its ordered tina. the aid petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of July
next, Il clock m. and all persons are notified %
appear and show cause, II any they have. why said
Persons opposing ne extension are REQUIRED g
set forth in writing, a. least ttoenty days before
the day Of hearing all testimony fled By either
party, TO be used Mt the said hearing must be taken
and tr.9smttea II sseordSnes with ne rules Of the
Dispositions and other Papers, relied upon As te.ti-
mony, must be nled in the once f.oenfn days be-
fore the day fhearing the arguments any within
tsn days alter nling The testimony. -, =
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the AN and the ifoencer, gton,
d. q. and In the Tribune, Chicago, Ill. . once 1
week for three successive weeks tho hrst Of said
sSSS, y S.,.b Be- at least ds to
myi3-wa lctinx Commissionsr Of Patents.
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Notices Of Patents.
nRPARTMKNr OF THE INTERIOR,
- USrrrp srArns PArEET 0,yIessi.

- OKEiuEf-
-. tH WAsHfEeroH, May 10, 1858.
Baltimore. nd. and fSozas D. BosD, q Wash.
iyn,s.3n, d q. ssniRs:,ra.ors q The estate Of
ension n a patent srsntsd 10 tks SAID Horsfio n,
February. 1855, shts. as.sd !hs "a day q August,
for an Improvement IN Csrdina Machine, Tor
wStsh taiss place ON tSs IA Say u August Ysss
Ii Il ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next, At u siosh, m and Al per,sn. are notified
said petition ought not 70 be granted. a..
Persons opposing the tension are repaired to file
In he Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth In writing least ficsnty days before The dsy
ned q ~. said hs.IinI mus. Be taken And trss..
which viii be fsTni,het on application.
Depoaitions and other papcrs, relied upon A. tes-
nony, must 10 nied In the ocs fieenty days before
The day 81 hearing the argumeata, nanJ, within ten
ofdsIed. also, Thai This ngiee be Published IN th'
D. O., and Ia the Amertcdn. Baltimore, NJ;
once week for thrss successive weeks, the nrst 9
,sid pgsiss,i . b st least sixty aiys pEsyoa
mypJfhM xctins Commissioner Of Patents.
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Proposals.
DHoPosALs FOR DREDGING IN PoRTLANI
HARBOk, MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me. July O, lS6s
Proposals will be received at this office until Up.
IN. On MONDAY. the Sth Instant, fSr drsdgins
d1,uo cubic yards more or ies., near the middle
mean low water. -,
al ssr Ss Be q a. &c
eomple!sd not later than th9 aih Of November
ate 10 be sOit mud Is to be deposited IN iosaii.
les not exceeding three go lniles.in distance from
the work, to be designated by the engineer In
bidders will state the price per cubic yard ofGs-
cayaton, as measured In the seows, including also
the removal Of the material to the localities desig
cent to be reserve therefrom until the whole work
Is satisfactorily completed. and to be forfeited IN
the time and manner required.
The undersigned reserves the rightto reject all
The Gcvernlnent; also the I'D p any person who
PROMPTLY perform the contract
Persons 3ssr1s e maxi are
BlScE, Congress street. Tor forms Of same; and Tor
more de1uite Information u desired; and on trans
hitting their bids will endorse thereon Proposals
'" D''1 :" ' " GEoRGB SHoM.
s4SrI Eo HRmq gSfShEs UNITED
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed ',ProPosais for
M S Ge Ses ct 1% au Il
Sf MoNDAY. ths 23th dfy Of J1iy lSts, forsuPPly.
aasPeadenSs and W va and wSisrtS8n Arsenal
WsteTtoTn, Mass and 70 oaief F Of the army sta
| TONED IN BOstOn mass, fuel, FOThRc, anu sllaW
in the following proportions, monthly aud quar-.
WY TuH WATERFOWL ARSENAL.
Thirty cords Of Hard Wood, more or less, pei
twenty Ave hundred and aity.dre pounds o
Twenty nine hundred and eighty pounds of Hay
twenty two hundred and sixteen pounds 0
FURY f6E Tl55RTf %aRgEE, R9 sEE HARBoR. MAS
Seventy Ave cords Of Hard Wood, to be delivered
on or before September 20, 1855.
Sixty six hundred pounds Of Oats, delivered
quarterly, or as may be required.
Seventy seven hundred pounds Of Hay, delivered
quarterly. or as may be required.
Eleven thousand pounds OF Straw, delivered
Saa5teTlyi or as nay &c required. posroy MAD
FOR FORT BGk tMfaEsssRRtthhGslT 4ssToS HAIR
Sixteen hundred and twenty pounds Oats, de-
| liyered quarterly.
J Thirty four bundled and ninety two pound,
straw de PoR FIFE 2Gt ciTYY OF BOSTON.
1900 pounds Anthracite Coal, to be delivered
4,s2O pounds Oats, to be delivered monthly.
$50 pounds Hay, to be delivered monthly.
200 pounds straw. to be delivered monthly.
The fuel aud forage req uired In Boston TO be de-
i iycred IN such parts II tho city a. may he desg
patsd That IA for W@isrtow1 ArseGSi and H.
i Quartcrmaster's department at those stations re
All Of the above articles to be Of good mer
= the standard, and u cord 10 consist VI l2S oubi
feet The supplies to be delivered AS herein state,
Z Contracts to be executed with a b0nd sigued b,
. | two responsible parties as surcties
z Bids for supply the entire amount Of each ar
: te!e specified above will be received,
The right VI rejecting amy aud all bids is re
served, y they are found TO be exhOrbitant or oil
=, | joctisnable,
$ Payment will be made monthly or quarterly, a
-lylS:id Asslstant g. n: Gen:
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PROPOSALS.


U. s. ENGIKEBn's OPFICE,(
0BwEdO, N. Y, July ], 1865.
Sealed proposals VIII be received by the under
signed until noon Of Monday, July ~, 1868, for the
following material for repair OF Oswego PioT
CLASH
100 sticks Canada Pine Timber, each % feet long
and ~ inches square, sawed.
100 sticks Canada Pine Timber, each 30 feet long
aud u inches square, sawed,
CLASS IL.
100 kegs Burdens Wrought Spike, 0 inch.
CLASS Ill,
100 cords Stone for CRIB filing.
Tho timber to be delivered on tho United States
laud, at tho head OF tho pier, before November !,
1853. The spike In the United States slorolOuse, Al
the pier, before September l., 1858, The stone In
quantities as called for. the whole before January
/, lSD,
Bids and contracts to DO separate for each class.
Blanks aud further Information may bs OBJ
tained from the undersigned.
Lieut., Col Of Engineers and Dvt Col U. 8. 4,
jy9-td