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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

THIS EVENING,
Friday, September 4th, 1865
YAO-Ya-SHONG- FRO.
The most ,n.-rfu' DonhI- Ladder and Pole
Equ!ibrist, " izari II Tub SpnneIs
KaM.-KlTcHlE,
The great Sensation nh Boy only wears I'D The
most ..raishing T,!u bier, Acr. bat and
little Tut A ISL in iie world.
u Ro- KI'H-tE
On a Ladder of sharp swords.
TLKtCiI-rE.
Balancing Girl and b y on Screen.
ro-LAN-o-SU-KFF.
Great slack pc Performer.
o-l '>H,
The Beautiful Oriental japanese Lazy and Banjo
Payer
T-SHE-NATZ
The Spinning on h.. -cge - Sharp Sword, ard
across the St,gc on string.
HA-YAH-T.-
The astounding Butterfly Trick.
JEIII-uATZ.
The wonderful Biz Tub Spinner.
U-SEEF-HATH.
Great Trarezs AMI Tree P,r:oymer-7 years OLD.
BONGE-GOEE.
The oriCntat leopard.
Miss FAR0-k EFT-nHFE
The wonderful. Fclra GymnIst.
sEvTAEo BU>Go.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

En- RAJ ce money go pr cent on the Pu-.
adj ed Three horses to enter and two or more
sialt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

Entr money go per cent on the Parse
added Three houses 10 enter and two OF more .,
start.
v. B.-The Carson Cify jockey Club Law
adopted tllr Cait,nns STA G Thinning hules: ant
the al We named Races VII! IL conducted Ind,
said ku.us.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

Nil heats, best three in five. fee fr all pac.-
ii thc State al The time uf advertising, to III, j
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04
SECOND DAYS RACING.
Wednesday, Seple mber g, 1865.

Mile heats, best two in three. free for all thre
year "ils in the IT tc at the time If the issuant
of this Advertisement Gut weights fra
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04
Pool Purse,

twenty dollars entrance Zee added 10 the Purse
hrec horses to enter AMI Two or more 10 start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEeRAMs, &c.

Turner, 3 witness against whelsn IN the
MeSes ASSASSINATION trial. was ipveigled out
sioe OF ballroom nc Ottawa Monday light
ana hrutsly ors,en by three men, two OF
Nhom were arrested. Graham, another wa
ness, has received threatening letters Of the
naostswful character, with the tntimation that
fenisns never DO things by hslves.
Ine Rhode Island Legislature WAS organized
a. newport yesterday. Hon Charles q vsa
Zanot wss elected Speaker of the II ouse. The
Assembly VIII probably adjourn for two weeks
and then elect United Ststes Senator
There Is q decided activity an haildiar IN
New Orleans ~ the present time, and a IL SAID
that houses can now be built there ~ less,
fifteen per cent cheaper than before the war,
taking gold rs q basis
General Candy has removed thirteen Of the
eignteen Aldermen OF Charleston and appoint
ed other persons 10 Ill the vacancies Under
the new Organization, there viii be seven ne
groes in the Board
The Court of Appeal Of the New York Sea
ate met jointly yesterday, So = Court OF L m
parchment, for the trial of Robert q. Dorm,
Canal Comm issioner.
fenian Convention and 4 mass meeting
were held at Dubuque yesterday. Speeches
were mad by Gen. ONeil and Professor Bro
ply, Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

PROSPECTS or REUNION OF BAPTTsrs
NORTH AND SoUTH--Tns Prssbytertan says.
The long arrangement Of the BSpusts iu The
North and South seems 10 be drawing 90 o
close. Representatives Of the Baptist Mis-
siopary Union are TO be present, a ~ stated. at
the coming Anniversaries OF the Southern Bsp-
list ConveD ton, and a distinguished Southern
minister is announced to speak at the Northern
anniversaries These are the initial steps to-
wards the establishment Of friendly and
brotherly relations. There can be no doubt
that utual intercourse will tend 10 the re
storation Of love and confidence snd thus 20
the complete union Of tins large and important
church. One after another the broken links
which formerly bound the people OF this ma
ton VIII in this way be- reunited. ana the union
OF the nation be by these means more firmly ce-
mented. We hope that the Presbyterian
churches will not be the last 10 b. restored %
the har mony which once reigned so happily
within all the borders OF the extended church
We would be glad IL the Assembly, whose ses-
sions are close at hand. would take some steps
towards this desirable reunion.
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~Gunpowder has a much greater expIo-
sive power when heated. IL IL said that its
force rs doubled at temperature OF 4yo degrees
Fahrenheit.
- Emalvin King. of PIainfeld. Mass, was
recently committed for polygamy because his
wife, having ootained q divorce from him fer
cruelty and abuse, he had concluded himself
free. also. and had married again.
81 Miss Maggie Hoyt, who was among the
wounded n the late disaster on the Erie Road,
has effected q settlement with the rail way COM
pany, receiving the sum Of s9,0OO. Both her
parents were killed al the time che received
her injuries.
81 The Prince of Wales little sed uction at
far in Frankfort has been hushed mp. The
resemblance OF the baby TO Wales is explained
as accidental. The father OF the young gIrl in
question has recently added large amount 70
his balance in bank.
- Illegal voting is severely punished in
Rhode Island. Charles Harris. q colored man
who voted in two wards Of Newport, simply
Tor the fun of n. having no possible ia crest in
the issue. was fined $40 and costs and sent to
the Proyldedce County jail until that sum il
forthcoming.
s6A magnificent ball was given in Paris, re-
Gently, by the Countess Pourtales, for the pur-
pose OF introducing the fashion Of short ball
dresses.
0The people of Pennsylvania grease their
beans before planting them 10 prevent their rot
ting by the wet weather. The grease make,
them waterproof.
SDr. W. H. Rigefow, Of Boston, brought be-
| fore the Superior Court at Worcester, on Tues
| day. on indictment for the Lunenburg abortion
gave bail IN $4,000 TO appear for trlaI.
e%R Rev. Mr.. Bishop OF Reads boro, VT has
applied for a patent for an Invention by which
passenger cars may be heated by steam taken
from the boiler OF the train.
~Wlllard HotchLiss, of New Hartford, OF
for some days out OF health and IL depressed
spirits, cut MS throat from ear TO ear on Mon
day, another victim Of the suicide epidemic.
- Mr.. Stephen T. Denton, paper manufac-
turer. OF Fitchburg, Mass, committed suicide
last week by hanging himself in his attic. De-
preston OF spirits caused by the death OF child
Is supposed TO have been the cause of the act
SRA special grand Jury was impanneled I'm
the Common Pleas Court in GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
on Monday, and Judge NJ. NJ. Granger charged
the jurors that the visible admixture voting
law is unconstitutional.
81 Mayor Tomppert of Louisville, refuses
70 swear in the new police force elected by the
shall have decided upon the constitution Atty
of the Police.oill enacted by the State leglsla-
ture.
s "The Republican State Central Committee
of Tennessee have called a State Convention 20
meet In Nashville on the tenth OF June. 20 re-
spond 10 the Chicago nominations TO appoint
an electoral ticket and nominate q candidate
for Congress. for the State AZ large.
|" Wales" encourages the rituaIists by pre-
senting pair OF altar candlestieks 70 Sandring-
ham Church.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southe asst cerner of 9TH aud d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-

oAAH IA TE sho ADhA hAAh LS-
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, catered on the 10th day Of
April 1865 in the case of Jno Koating and others
the undersigned, appointed trustees by said de.
cree to make sale Of the interest Of the widow and
heirs of all the real estate Of the late George w
Heating will offer at public auction at the
premises, to the hi ghest bidder: on THURSDAY,
the 4th day OF June, 1853, at o'clock the follsw.
ing described real property viz All that tract Of
land lying and being in Washington county Dis.
tIict Of Columbia. near the northern boundary
line of the city of Washington adjoining the lands
Of the late Joseph Gales and Others and lying along
the part that has been taken therefrom in widen
ing Lincoln avenue, supposed to be about ose
acre. The improvements on this tract consist Of o
large and substantial three story Dwelling Hou.e,
entire building; also, very large brick building,
used formerly as slaughter house. This prop
erty is handsomely situated, and will be offered In
bulk on the day of sale. and il not sold In that
shape, will then be offered according to . plat Of
subdivision that will be exhibited at the premises
Terms Of sale one third of the purchase money
cash in hand; the residue to be paid n equal in
stalmen ts at twelve and twenty -four months, the
purchasers each giving netes or bonds, with En-
dorsers approved by the trustees bearing iuteres
til all the purchase money shall be paid
deposit Of $500 will be required Of the purcha-
ser IL cold in the bulk ard $50 from each purchaser
in case it shall be sold in parcels.
charge and of the purch and the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell at We days netce,
in OF failure in any purchaser to comply with
the terms OF sale within five days from the date
thereof, at his risk and cost.
JOHN X NORRIS,
WALTER 8. cox, , Trustees.
WILLIAM EMMERT,S
my 22-eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
n saSg - Dist. Of Indiar Territory,
CAiJ QHaTisr1GStsr's Oyscs,

Caict EHGffsT u7dStsr O1ncs,
F0St GIBSON, c. N, April Is, 1873 \
eealec Proposals in duplicate to rem owe the re-
mains OF deceased Unit-d States soldiers lying
buried IN The vicinity OF Fort Gibson q. N, viii
~ hsp Al June 4, 1853, at which time bids viii
l. The bodies are TO be renoxas o.,.,,u, and
osceDtly, ali marks ana inscri stiops foynd with
the bon{ iii be carefully recorded ana the orixi-
nal nesd hoard will in all be attached and
transmitted with he coffin aud set n D at the ne W
srsye Coffns and tran,portstion viii be furn-
1shed snd all the De- borne BY the c,ntrac-
20. Ihs GoyeInment will supply the contractor
VII IuhbeI suit able Tor CO US at ~ Per M he
Pcf-ol tc wh7m The cOn'rac; Is awarded Will Keep
complete record Of NOT enly the locality Of indi-
NlduAl graves, but the relative position of bottles
or graves from n Rht left north TO south east TO
west. &c. where they are buried that Q strsn-
ger VIII ~ enabled u take the bodies from their
new resting piac- and replace them in their origi-
Ia graves IN their original order.
As The Lcdes de posted in the cemetery the
graves viii be marked with numbered stakes
and the NUM- and section OF each grave mar ed
Ill. The graves will be arranged in a regular and
1nii0rm manner either IN rows or in circles. and
elua dlstane.s never less than three 49, feet, y
sDd mound ef the full length and breadth Of the
grave viii be raised over Il, t. the height Of ten
or tTeiye l. ches.
tivsed Inhabited lands the original srayes viii
DE- nlied ID after the bodies are removed
form OF record sheet Of disintermepts, viii
be PROVIDED the contractor; which he will be re-
place OF di-interment, enc copy 10 be for ar,ied
win ne lody TO the cemetery, and one to be re-
tanned by himself.
bidders must state the price Der body f,r ra
moyAl OF remains from the place Of dsintermeut TO
National Cemetery AZ Fort Gibson, u. n
rddies fron snr S or ali of III, Tor asnoya Of the
places To Fort Gibson National Cemetery
The following i. the estimated number of bodies
On:
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Ba.ster Springs and Camp Hunter. "' BODIES

Total No of bodies to be reno ed .....so0
At the same time and place, pro posals will be
received and bids opened for the construction of
stone WALL laid dry to enclose the - Fort Gibson
National Cemetsry;p the came TO be about so
stone
The wall 20 be feet thick at the TOP, 8 leet s
lnche, at the ground feet high, with founda-
tlen f.et wide and inches thick bel ow the
face Of the ground.
A reasonable time will be allowed for the re-
neyal Of the bodies and the construction of the
wall.
Payment 10 be msde in Government funds ON
completion Of the contracts
Zach bid must be accompanied by good and
sufficient guarantee from two more persons,
bose loyalty and solvency 10 certified BY q clerk
CT court of record setting forth that the bidder
viii: in case @ contract IL awarded, give ample
the same.
The name and place Of residence Of each bidder
and surety must be gwen.
Biz de 70 are invited TO be present at the opening
Of their proposals. which Will take place on the
day and hour above specified.
Propos al. must be plainly endorsed Proposals
fer the removal Of Bodies, !" Proposals for CON
structiDg Stone Wall. /" and addressed to the Chief
QuArtermsster District Of the Indian Territory
By authority Of the Chief Quartermaster Mill
taIy Division of Missouri
A. 8. KIMBALL
Captain and A. q. M.,U, A.
my "a I'd Chief y. NJ. Di,trict of the L. r
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
lMPR0NEMENH OF TIE ROCK ISLAND


kAPlDS OF TIE MISSISSIPPI RIyER
Sealed Proposals III duplicaGs will be received at
this once until u NJ, WEDNESDAY, une 10,
j, :, Tor eNSayaung anG removing the rock and
River, at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids 6y
CbIseliBR.
CuBtr tors will be required TO furnish al boats
n a. hInsry, &c. and 10 perform all the labor
necessary IN the prosecution of the work There
are abont my thousand cubic yards Of rock 10 be
On the rapids and the work mu.t be done during
low moderate stages Of the water intarFerinS
a. little as possible with the navi CATION Of the
river. - Wv
COptrsctOrs will state the price per eubir xs,d AT
hich they propose TO do the work winch viii be
IN section. OF such length - the eng ineer in
PersObs prOposIyK 20 centract are requested to
Welt the ground before sendiD 2 in their bids.
A pTlntes copy Of this ADJ ertIsement must ne -
tachec 20 each proposal Each bid must De
Panied BY a written guarantee. signed By two re-
<pOnsible persons, that the party or parties pro-
posing will enter into contract upon receiving the
quired. together with form Of guarantee will be
fDrnished at this ONCE on application.
The SoSernment reserves the right TO reject any
he party Ofrrin- II shall give satisfactorv evi-
Cence that be IL trustwOrfhy, and has tue n.ces
ssry skill and expsris nee TO perf0rm the work.
moyiDs obstTuctions AT the Rock Island r. pids -
and addressed to Brevet MAJOR Gen j II. WILL
son :. Lieutenant Colonel Ssth Infantry,
P.rfie. desiring further Information can obtain
the same by calling at the { 8. Euginesr once.
corner Of Mari and Second streets, Davenport,
5Sss,.s o SHOW. &c al Who ..s 10
examine them for the plrpass Of m.klas propo-
Lieut. Gel. s5th Infantry,
Brsyet Mayer GENERAL L 3. A.
c. Engineers ONCE. Davenport, lows, May
Is. Iss my % Il
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AUCTION SALES

llY COOPER a LATIMER, Auctiooee,a-
- Late clerks with Jas =. MeGuise 4 Co.
Star Uhhce Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE SQUARE
No 72O, CONTAINING NEARLY sEYEN
ACRES, At AUOTIUH.
Under and BY virtue OF Q deed Of trus. having
date the sch day Of February lsI and recorded in
Washington county, at pages Is.. &C the Undep
signea trustee win sell ct ublic auction, on NON
DAY, The 9Th day Of June, A: D. 1858. at O'Clock
.. m, the premises, the whole OF that yalu able
square numbered seven hundred and twenty
(72e of the largest in the city Of WASH gton
situ ,ted two suuarts from the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilrosd nepot. frentins on and @ streets
east. near the Capitol and Railroad Depot and the
ntre of the city shown on the city plat IL
has a new fence 6 feet high, aud new house Of
six the east side In the ECU ar are tbr
fine springs Of pure water, dischargiug absut
means of over 2,0O0 feet OF water pipe laid few
months since for genera al use.
This Square, in the most rapidly improving part
Of the city has been subdi vided into one red
Lots, having frontage Of from Is feet to IS feet
each: ample alley ways, ana nve entrances thereto
IN six. twelve, o eighteen months, with interest
and secured by deed Of trust Plats of subdivision
may be had as we'll further Information, from
the auctioneers, or James Crutchett, some days
before the sale All conveyance, stamps &C. AT
the purchasers cost, % we'll g S0 cash on each
Lot VII. n sold. Purchasers failing TO comely With
resold ct their risk and expense, and the deposit
forfeited WIN. g. HUNTINGDON. Trustee
my Is d COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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ONO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
PROPOSALS FOR TWO A Optional STEAM.

u ~ IL ~
hrs foR REMOVING DISTRACTIONS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
TIE nited States Engineer, in the Custom House
BulIdnE, Pfttsburg. Pa until O'Clock ,. m
SaaIS kDAi the Sth Of May, 1883. for furnishing
Two additional nghtdrsught Steamers. Crane
BOats, and FLATS. to be employ ed by contract by
GAYS work In removing Obstructions from the Ohio
river. chiefly between Cincin nati and Cairo con-
ssins OF snsgs, trees, sunksn logs, boats bar ges
Bidders must specify the price Der DAY for each
Cay . Work for which they will agree te fur uish
everything necessary, and do the work under the
upsrnte noe nee OF person 70 he appointed By the
OF ahght -drausht Steamer, two Crane Bosts four
strongly decked Flats, and the necessary screws,
ehalns, ropes, levers, SAWS, axes, fixtures, &c =,
suitable Tor such work, and including the pay and
expense OF Captain, Pilot, Engineer and Crews,
besides one manager or working boss in addition,
snd Two gangs OF SIX men each for doing the work,
shd naV5s suitable accommodations for the Gov
All expenses to be paid and all risks borne By
The party trop9sing, II being understood that the
Government viii not be ponsible for the payment
OF anything more than the sum per q Az that may
be agreed upon In the contract.
The right IL reserved to reject Any or all bids il
n shall be deemed to the interest Of the Govern
specifications and blanks forms Of pro pesals will
be furnished on application from this Office either
III person or by wiring.
The proposals must be accompanied with the
guaranty OF two responsible sureties, signed in the
By ord Of Brig. Gen. A. A. Humphreys, Chief
W.MILNOR ROBERTS.
> civil Engineer in charge Ohio River I'm
prOvemspt
Pittsburgh. May s, 1868. my e-td
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lNEPARfnLNT OF TIE IKrKRIoR, :
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
NAsHINSrOX Nav "A ~

On the petitisn or HokAILQ n. GAhbkSLL,
Ms.hinston, d q sd@i ni.tr.tor q he sss.s: q
sHtsn:ion q. .e.sot srsnssd . the ssid tinsssss
dated the nd day Of August lss4 and reissned tSs
llth day q november. 1855. for en- improveosnt n
ration Of said patent, which tskss placs OF the E
day Of August, ls6e ~ y =
=. i e oEssF,s ~ u. - l:sssaes ,: nssra z
AusSst next, e u O'clock n; end I'll lsrsoas srs
s sss e ,sts ae eSs .s: : sss
u rss.scs sIIesssS - sctss..se srs rsssifsd e
- is,ta e LIS g - ssss.s S.ss 90. g
esssasssi q seeeEaasof 9TH iSs Esiss 4 I'D
DsDsatises .nd eth.e DeRsrS rsl{sl apoe g seuu-
TIE Day Of ssas,ns; the arsansnts, II say, NTH
orserss also. that this notice be lubtishsl q,
me Repuoiic:n snS the Intelhesncsr, vssbiAQsea.
once . week for three successive wsSks; u A.
previous 70 the dag Of hearing:
nyso-vsu Acting Connissioaer Of fsssnn.
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ID 3 toll LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL

For PR0yIREECE, TAUNTON, r.
all points Of railway Communication
East and North.
The new and splendid steamers BRISTOL And
PROVlDENCEleaye Pier No 40, North River fool
o. Canal street adjoining Dsbrasses St Ferry, New
iork, az P: daiiy, Sundays excep pied, connect.
arriving In Boston at a m. in time to come 4
with all the morning trains from that city.
Inc most desirable and pleasant route to The WRits
Mountains. - WV '
Trareliers for that point can max. diyect cossse.
.ton py way OF Proridenoe and Worcester or Boston
State rooms and Tickets secured ct office on Pier
Up 70 SIN H. O. BRIGGS, Gent Manager.
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DROPOsALs T0k SUPPLIES.

Osee of Poymaster ". S. Nary,
PbiiaieIphia, MAY Is, Isss
viii bs m tS. once pSn y
m en- the LIST of June next, for furnishing the Uni
By the in, psetiDs off at the sdelphis navy.
ya'd. where they are to be delivered Immediately
free OF expense to the Government:
For BprenN Of Steam Engipesrigg
10000 pounds lDgot Copper.
SOD pounds Banca Tin.
so pounds Cold rolled Sheet Copper
lo0 rounds Copper Wire.
200 pounds bestdoubls refined Cast Steel for tools,
20 tons Lehigh Lump Coal.
2, tons B1inninous Goal:
g t tsrr:I: PD1,srizsS gis%mj nous Coal
4 gross best Iron Screws, ginlst points, assorted
20 gross best Brass Screws, gmlet points, assorted
loo pounds Cumberland Nails.
zoos board feet White Pine, pattern lumber.
: oOo board feet Walnut; seasoned.
Loo board feet berry Boards.
sSi pounds fresh " alter Soap.
ts barrels Fire Cis3srtd, ground
% cubic yards sheldon Core san SAM
berton and Trenton in equal quantities. Du"'
10 eco pounds Angle Iron.
o,OoO pounds Round Iron.
/ 600 pounds Square Iron.
B.
Ter, Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
For Bpysos Of Construction, SC.
IS 600 pounds Z inch Round Iron.
20 Rafters, IS feet long, 7Xg in.
Is GirdeIs, 80 feet long. 7X9in.
25 Braces, is feet long, 6x7 in.
l:o Purlins. "a feet long, 4x5 In.
70 Ridge Poles: "a feet long, 4x6 in.
"A O,o feet Inch second common White Pine
Boards, to be we'll seasoned.
] pieces Of Bar Iron, 6xl1l in Is It. I in. long
pieces Bar Iron, 6Nll4 in, lengths as directed.
Specs ain Angle Iron, lengths as directed.
"A pieces 81 in. Angle 1ren, lengths as directed.
full particulars respecting the foregoing artl
cles ill be given BY Naval Constructor Pook, Navy
Yard, Philadelphia.
For BEreaH Of Yards and Docks.
/ coo board feet ! in. straight grained seasoned
White Ash Boards.
COO board feet. in. straight grained seasoned
White Ash Plank.
500 board feet 81 in. Walnut Boards.
800 board feet Lin. Walnut cards.
20 pieces White Hickory, feet long, llx9.
5eU board feet. D in. straight grained seasoned
White Oak Plank. 20 feet long, Is in. wide, with
butt sawed to square edges.
20 piec o. White TENDERS, II feet long, 8xs oak in
feet lengths.
30, pounds best American Flat Iron, l4xS in, Is
in. lengths.
Full particulars respecting the foregoing arti-
cles will lie given by r. G. PriRdle. superiatend.
ent OF Yard improvements. Nayy.Yard, Philadel-
phia. b. N. HlESKELL,
my 1t Paymaste: u. g. N.
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HAKBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MILWAU
H KEE, WIS.

- UNITED STATES ENGINEERS OFrIcE)
No ai2 Main street, MiIrapkes, WIS.
sesled Proposals will be received At thi, ofkce
snt,i u m June 2, 1873, for improving the harbor
81 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
he PROPOSALS will be in duplicate and separate
Tor each class Of material and labor
roI particulars as to payments. time of com.
henclng snd finishing the work, classification of
HaieIiai &c, apply at this once, where plans and
epeSlneations VIII be shown to all whs wish to
make proposals.
. contractors furnishing materials will be required
u holdtbem without expense TO the United States,
ChsTge Of the work
ksch bid. to have considerat alton, must be accom-
panied BY guarantee signed by tive responsible
lanes ard dply certified TO az required upon the
A printed copy ofthis advertisement will be at
taChed u each proposal
Blank forms Of proposals. with form Of guaran-
tee. Will be furnished from this Office upon appli-
cation. ~SS
The work will be let TO the lowest responsibIe
bidder the United States reserving the right to
reject all bids. "
Contracts with good and sufhcient sureties will
u executed within ten days from the date Of the
ward.
The contracts will be placed in sealed envelopes
endOrsed. Proposals for Improving the II arbor of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, " and addressed to
Brevet Col. j b. WHEELER
MAJOR ~ Engineers,
my IA td Milwaukee, Wis.