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There is popular impression that tn,

| 1ueTe Is popular III preston Luat Tie
moon exerts marked influence On vege-
tation, and the weather seers are large.
ly guided by the changes of that lumin-
ary. Mr.. Coffin. in his recent book, Our
New Way Round the World, thus writes
of its effects on man within the tropics.
He is India 1.-THE moon is at the full,
pouring it's rays from the zenith straight
down upon us, with q power which is al
most as unbearable as that of the sun at
midday. There is no heat in its rays, ,bu t
they have great effect upon the BRAIN
The blood rushes to the head, and there
is a sense of fullness and pressure which,
although not attended by acute pain, is
exceedingly unpleasant. We find it
necessary to keep our umbrella spread
at midnight as well as at midday. It is
dangerous to sleep in the moonlight
in the tropics. In this country we can
see new beauty in those words Of the
Psalmist, expressive of Gods care for
those who love him: sThe sun shall not
smite thee by day nor the moon by night
"A former resident of this city, now
a..citizen of Dakotah, is rapidly ''getting
out of the wilderne Vs. The wilderness,
in point of fact, presents so many attract.
ions to settlers, that it is rapidly being
converted into homes for men. Our in
fo-manI states that the influx Of settlers
during the past year was very large
The country blends prairie and wood
land in desirable proportions; the soil is
among the most fertile in the world;
and the climate as salubrious as may be
found on the continent. Meanwhile the
Indians have ceased to be a bugbear
there they have wholesome fear of
the pale faces and have neither the
power nor desire for mischief. The set
tiers thus far are of the best descrip-
ton; the society will compare favorably
with that of the States, and altogether
the young Territory presents a tempting
array of inducements t. settlers.-Ind
Journal. ( hIn | 81}Ai68h
It is seldom that we use the columns
Of this paper to puff or notice the
THOUSANDS and one articles known A6
Patent Medicines. We, however, vary
from our rule in the present case, that
we may call attention to the article
known as s"S.NT.-1S60-X., Plantation
Bitters.''1 We desire it understood that
we do so without any solicitation or
promise of benefit from the proprietor
or other il terested parties We simply
do It as an act Of duty toward those who
are laboring under physica disability,
Weakness, and the various complsints
arising from the impurities of the blood
Having used the Bitters at the instga>
ton Of a friend, (and We confess with
some missgiyings at the onset, we
found them q most valuable medical
compound and our great satisfaction,
accomplished the object for which they
were used. 's's'a@st4 4'a - D'2e -
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Mr.. Mansfield has an article in the
July number Of the Ohio Journal of Ed
ucation, urging the establishment in
Ohio of one, two or three universities,
as fully furnished as is the University
of France. He would give diplomas for
science, for philosophy, for law, medi-
cine and theology. One student might
take two or three of these and his di-
ploma would be valuable. It would be
worth gold in the market of education.
To this result Mr.. Mansfield thinks we
shall come if it takes half a century,
TCin. Times. o4 sz-
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Commissioners VS.. Center Townsfip.

~ 20. FL e3t5kT0a L. EJ s25foEAt :
Mr.. DAVIS :--Seeing that you pubs
lish vindication of the Board of Com
missioners in your last paper regarding
the prico paid to individuals under the
Gravel Road Law, Iherewithl send you
a communication Ifwrote for the Tele-
gram. which paper declines publishing
it, and I respectfully ask you to do me
the favor of inserting it in your paper
EDIroR TELEGRAM: In your issue Of
July II is an article in reply to one of
the 10th inst, by u. TglJones and D.
b. Crawford, Commissioners 1om Golte7a
In the first place they say that they
wish to inform you and the tax payers
through you that your Informant is mis-
informed, &c. 1sat gnoas aosiq pai4
In the second place they say they
never allowed $3.50 perElay forservices
of that kind. ,ay1ssdo 81 sBoi1no e
i, In your editorial you Seem To- think
the answer is conclusive and give some
good and wholesome advice which I
take in all Kindness. 1la1is19Vo nfaszoo
will now give you and your readers
the facts in the case and then You can
Judge how badly was mistaken. .29et
Mr.. G. w. King says that when the
bills Of JOS. G. Ratliff. Jas. Dumb ar and
Alfred Underhill were presented, he,
King, objected to the amount of $3.50
per day. Mr. Crawford said he tho't it
worth that or more? He asked Mr..
Virgins ifhe did not think IL was low
enough who gave an affirmativesa answer,
(Mr. Jones not being present. 70 1880
In the community where Mr.. King
resides, when he makes a statement we
take it for granted it is true. ialss easo7@o
Further, how does it Happen that. Mr..
King holds the receipts of Ratliff,
Dunbar and Underhill for S3 80 per day
ifitis true, oas'thei Commissioners say,
they never allowed that amount. TIf
any one disputes that fact, refer them
to Mr. King, who holds the receipts
with Auditors name attached ssIn res
gard to the law on the subject, Sec. %,
it is hereby declared that an emergency
exists for theimmediate taking effect of
this act, it shall be in force from and af-
ter it's passage. Allowances have been
made since the law was in force!u aaiG7
odOur commissioners seem to think
they possess more wisdom than the
State The Legislature thinks it worth
80 so per day. They think tis worth
90 per day at least ,ss4 $3.50 s94
would it not be we'll il the Commits
sioners would examine their own books
or receipts, at least before they make
the assertions Contained IN their artf-
Gle, as the friendly asamonition IN your
editorial atiyise ses pnlanisT ed 9Goi woh
- Goiie7e 5ivfNNEDGE RUSSELL
Two hundred and siHtYsthrfe ladie4in
q New Hani;Y shire town have signed
protest against female suffrage.
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"A well-known minister declares that
his choir mas given him 50 much trouble
on earth that the idea Of music in the
other world to come is wholly repung-
ant to his idea of eternal peace and rest.
The Boston Traveller says "A kind
physician in the vicinity, wishing to
smooth the last hours Of poor woman
whom he was attending, asked her If
there was anything that he could do for
her before she died. The poor soul,
looking up, replied doctor, have al.
ways thought that should like to have
a glass butter dish before died - sSt
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sye6 avssri Is 1CISCiNNATI, Aug, rs, 1867,
Mr.. McKELvEY: Sir-A thing of beauty is
10Y forever, and good medicine is more than
this. o take pleasure in commencing your Life
Compound. not so much on account of what it
has done for me, wa, it may be the means of
doing for thousands of others.
70 the sick and suffering. therefore, wish,
through your advertisement to say a few words
of encouragement. One year ago was an in
valid. am now hearty and WE'LL. My disease
was dyspepsia Of TEN years standing; I had
tried alt means l2knew of for cure, without
avail, until about the first of September last
became acquainted with young man who told
me OF Mr.. McKelvey's remedy and the good
workit had done in the neighborhood Of his
former home Erie, Pa imm ediately appled
to Mr.. M. for a box of his Life Compound and
commenced taking it. commenced improving
in few days and continued to improve, and in
iessthan three months from that time was en-
tirefy restored, and have remained well ever
since. Mine wasrather an inveterate case, and
pr0nounced SO by all the physicisns Of this city
The medicine was so successfuli in my case, that
cannot refrain from adding my testimony in
its favor.
1o 5a1TI9D.fR. CLIFFORD.
Hundreds Of Testimonials like the foregoing
are in my possession. and cannot be given for
want of space. Tfag II eaog sa2rrs51
The Life Compound" is the cheapest med
icine in the world. One package Of il will make
QUART of Syrup, which is enough to last moro
than'rwo MONTHS. The price is 81 90 pack
age. Inclose So 90 in letter and direct it to
me, and by return mail will send you pack,
aga Of the Compound, postage prepaid by me.
Il yAp are sick you will find it just the thing
you have been looking for, and you never viii
regret having sent for it.
always send the Compound wen sealed mp.
go that no one can tell what it is / do this for
the reason that there are some persons who
and for i that desire to keep their disease
s-cret. The money may In all, cases be sent
st my risk. g:aas9 biaa - siasT a1a-
Address al1letters to
.salq u. T.. T.NoKELvEY,
SAxpusKY, o
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In Female Complaints it is Of great

valpe. sfsts-t-.rt sfzYrft tl
And in nearly all kinds of chronic disease
It acts likes charm, efecting speedy cures in
the most stubborn cases.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

EOVERNNENT SALE.
HEApQU'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER,
RICHMOND, VA. Juue7 1853.
lea M sf WEDNESDAY, the 23th day of July,
1879; At the Quartermaster's Warehouse az Rock.
cts Richmond. Va the following articles of
Quartermasfers Property. viz:
Thirty eisht 1897 Army Wagons
Right t5D Carts
silty Elk 1861 sets Of Wheel Harness
Fifty two 52b sets Lead Harness
Twelve il2) sets Cart Harness
Ten Mules.
Terms Oash In U. g. currency.
deposit Of ten per Cent will be required from
each purchaser.
by order Of the Quartermaster General U. S.
Army CHANDLER,
Brevet Col. Quartermsster U. g. Army
Ie SO6t Chief q. NJ lst Military District
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DBoPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, u. 8. A,
No. 81 s. SHARP STREET, BALIINo RE, n D.,

suBsIsTEScE OFFICE, q. S.A,
No. 81 8. SHARP STREET, BAL RE, MD
! eealed Proposals. in duplicate. will be received
~ this once until l2 m. on WEDNESDAY,, July
2S 1879, tor furnishing to Recruiting Party and
kecrnits for United states army st Baltimore, Md,
the Fresh Beef reauired by them for six months,
Commissary General Of Subsistence may direct.
The Beef TO be Of good marketable quality, in
equal pro portion of fore and hind quarter meat !,
tneck. shank, and kidney talloW to be excluded.
5. The necks OF the cattle slaughter under this
eereeme Mt shall be cut off at the fourth vertebral
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
f fore quarters shall be cut off from three to four
Inches above the knee joint and OF the hind Qu ar
eere from six to eight inches above the sambrsl
4 Butchers having stalls In any of the city
markets may propose for Beef to be called for at
their stalle on such Gays - those markets are
open, specifying the markets, the days OF the
week. and the hours Of such days between which
the Beef can b there obtained IL IL not expected
that any one days order for Beef win cover one
whole quarter OF the same. and most Of the orders
Will probably be for small amounts at time; such
orders to be nlled BY successive cuts from the
quarters OF Beef - mentioned in paragraph three
OF this advertisement, or by Beet OF equal quality
S. Bidders are requested to be present to respond
to their bids and be prepared to give bonds for the
fUlfillment Of their contract. =
Z 6. Proposals must be endorsed dstinctiy "Pro-
posals for Fresh Beef, !" and addressed 60 the IN.
eersigred, who reserves the right to ree e any or
All bids not to the interest Of the United states
Conditions reauiremsnrss;; n Psym.ents, a. ac. as
jyset Brevet Brig. Gen. and 9. S!,UsA.
:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


Nkk1H 3 WILLlA1B,
10. sssu sAsuss,Onsen .Hd nsH ESssts brSSfss: S
T1gsIEID SALE OF -InP10vIy PloPlR.
- On RiDHY. Is. ssh % dsy q IS jay s..s, 10,
~ .... by yisse. q one dsed q srass dss.S The
ana Is iS.e
Ao' folio e. and In Libsr and r, no I, folio IA
n ss y, the And Feeoras for Wsshiast9n county
on tine ground plan or plat thereof - square south
OF square numbered ten hundred and nifty nine,
49, end eontsinins twenty four thousand and
Frame House and back buildiney With . stable,
Hlse h street ss est ana strsst e ~ .outh
lot A. OF Phil subdivision Of original lots num
a. in sauss. eisi. handTsd and sixteen. tee @ ssisj
from The corner % % Of said street sDs fss
line said North street % .i1ty feet thence
south twenty six feet t36) aud two t2 inches. the
breadth Of said lot A; thence east sixty 50, feet,
inches 70 the place Of be ginning. being Q part OF
SAID lot A, conveyed to said n aria L Lawlor BY
EsihsTipe ,ssi sra Rysn by DEED dated May 18Th p
s. one OF the land records for the said county Of
washington. with the improvements, consisting
of North 4 and sth streets east ''' w"
Terms Oue-third cash; balance IN 6 and IL
mopthe for notes bearing interest and securedby
and revenue stamps st the cost ef the pursnasers
500 down on the day Of sale. Aud If the terms OF
sale are not complied with within fve days after
resell the pro perty at the risk and cost OF the de-
faultins purchaser; by Advertising three times In
some neT.PaEsr pub bii.hed Ia Washinston, D. q.
Ta.LEEAf TaLEsTENf y HhkksR.uGH. Trustees.
je Seeads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
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OF SAC AND FOX sCKIP.


e. Z
OFFICE OF INDIAN Affairs. June Is, 1859
Notice IS hereby given that the Secrstary Of the
Interior 10 prepared to pay the outstanding IN.
debtedness OF the sac and Fox Indians of the Mis-.
sissippi represented By certificates issued by the
Indian Bureau. : ~
The certiacates should be presented for payment
prior to August I. lss9 - after that date no Tn
ferest will be allowed on then- They shocld be
transmitted through this o0ce. sud tue spplica.
tons for payment must Ia every ase i've the post
once address OF the claimant
T =, Q. PARKER.
iel Conmis ner.
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'oLUM HOSPITAL FOR voMRN VIVA
~ LYING-IH HOSPITAL

vsutass :, desring te avail themselves Of the I'd.
rsOus by s, VI; !nsu,ution can obtain private
sre fnrayy speDing tc the Mafrou. These rooms
rries. r.led .ned with all the comforts of home The
upon he rsirou rom % 10 Sle per week, de pentins 2
ine msd,T,m selected this includes Board Nun,
Orders Tor "A ioieai aieoieai and surgical attendance.
FREE REnsSo mission 20 the GOYIRNNENT or
Ihe honsraSis s. mi. Hospital can be obtair ed Of
Gerersl Cns,sSs esretary OF the Interior su reeon
Chisf Of ths n States Army. ami DR. Eorvitx.
United states Nanesaa Of Medicine aRd sureery,
If tt 6fe1i1 i9r orders Of the secre,.,v
'ne Lntei.L 70 ee made al the off; e. ~ n
is4 street, between soIh Il ar ana ,l.,
MEDICAL and sorsic.l Clinic 4, held a, N. p0.
=. Thopipsnn, for out door 49,. "a oy Professor
Hshed medical attendance fi.e Of cs.r.s are tar-
Msdiea! SraF.
u. THOMPSON. M d surraor A., c,
A AsHf ODD, II. ID Assistant sn,son nlei'
CcssaItiss BOarf.
: S,S'e YP fSgsS ,..rS,,i N G SH Nichols. n b.
! p-,ss LIE, :. N. D., 9rs:ton Tyler, ND,
Icy. n D., Y. Howard, u. d.
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DROP0SALS FOR WOOD.

HEADQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
tEFIcE CHIEF QCARrERMAsfER,>
RICHMOND. VA, June %, 1853 !
at this ofice Until Ia M OF SATURDAY, july To-
1869; for the delivery OF good. merchsntabls, dry
hatd SScy WOOD ct the Mil tary Posts Of Fort
monroe and Norfolk, Va at such times and 10
such quantities 40 may be required in eash month
at Port Monroe, va, and 30 cords montbIy AZ
Norfolk, Virginia.
subject to the condition, mentioned in Dreyions
advertisements from this Office.
dorsed Proposals for Wood,h aud forwarded by
mail to this office.
BY order Of the General Commanding First
Military District. J. g. CHANDLER.
Brevet Col. Quarterm asfer o. 8. ARM.
je SD-6t Chief o. M First Milttary Dtstrfct
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~ L, Il IC Ii AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES

save TINE, health and money.
stage which they fall tc cure
d htchaE JeIdeM BaI aIsam No. cures Ulcers,
1Icefs.ed scre Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Gu :
Isn.o1s OF skin Eruptiens, Copper Colored
biotehes Soreness Of the Scalp, scrofala, &c. Is
re greatest Renovator. Alternative, and Blood
furiner known, removes all disease from the sys-
te m and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
p. hIchaE,s Golden Bal sa1s No. cures Mercu-
ual Anecnons, Rheumatism In all Its forms,
nhsther irom mercury or other causes: gives i'm
M late relief In ell cases No dieting neceoosry
have Thousands Of Certificates proving the mirac.
tl.u. cures effected BY thf % Remedies. Price Of
tiles for 50 90 WV
II. RieAas's Goldsn Aaidots, Q safe, spesdy,
tessant and radical cure for all Crinary OeranRe.
: 20 per bottle
II. Richar's Codes E!irer d,Amox,, Q radical
cure tor nervous or General Debility. an old or
lung imparung energy With wonderful effect
fTee ss Per bottle, or two bottles for 80 o.
% receipt Of price, these Remedies will be
shiPPtd TO any place. Prompt attention paid 20
81 eerssIohdents- none genuine without the
Are ot " Dr. hiohGK,S Golden Bsmsdies, ID, u.
u..aa'd', sole proprietor" blown In glass Of bot
.Addrss. DR D. b RICHARDs. No. 22s varick
m brCirculars sent wiz
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10y W l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers
- Stores corner Ninth and O streets
(Wail Opera HougeD
10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No. 626, southeast corner 7th and D streeta

10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers.
No. s26, southeast corner 7th and streets.
TEgsIEEs' SALE 0. vALgAgLE PROPERTY
fffSIISs z soMtEIes M sSttAiEE; A ff3ttfi 8Ec4iotssI n
On WEDNKSbAf, the 9Th day of june
s5sas aad "
Washington Cosnty in the District Of ceiUmsis Q,
Lot % S SUBJ
division of Square numbered six hundred and
aph q HUNDRED and seVenfs 5fs and ind
to said Edwafd s. oconner % by Phomss Fi,byeT
IN the s.y 5 os s and
the bcsd asSPTSs Of the County Of il
BY reference and meIs Win % tbe apnssr
Terms: One third cash; balanoe in six and twelve
months foI notes bearing interest, and secured by
and and revenue stamps st the cost Of the purchaser:
sale are not complied with within We days after
the day Of sale the Trustee: rms reserve the right to
fsnting SuIeh..sI p S:dysItisins three times In
1ttN4f HALESHfsE !. HasskksA HasskksA geH Trustees.
myll-eokds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
E.TREARoyE SALE Is PosrPosED UN-
A jeseosd, e' 0rasa GRGES S Wilt WILLIAMS. Auc..
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
saS S''' osiEs 1[.' Aue
neTHE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST.
POkED. until TUESDAY July 9th, same o hour i,
and sisse BY order q shs TEn;tss;
NTHE ABOVE SALE IsEuRrHER POST
ApS Re BY ekE2H q Au
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
sss ~ and
HEF soSTs dS IN
ss33hvsERAAyEEVs s3IH sfRAs4s s0s% BErwEES larH AND
a BY virtue OF an order of the honorable Or
Hhsns' Court and alproysd By the supreme
estate of Andrew Huthmacher shall sell in front
q .H The y, Ssemises: mil, at O'clock on TagRs
siAty nine. the following described property, viz
Part OF Lot numbered one ID, in Square numbered
the. same At point on Pennsyiysnis svsnus. al: i
tsnt LOO feet from the eouhsait corner OF said lot
eight feet four and half iachs. tias W * inehss,
m
three feet and ten inches 0s feet 10 nches thence
OF beeinnins, With the mproSsmenss, Which srs
two,story frame house containing four rooms aud
Terms Two-thirds Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash; balance in ono year. the surchasst
interest from day Of SALE and deed Of trust to Sc
cure the payment Of the note. Ali conveyance Of
stamps at the cost Of purchaser. $50 down when
sold the terms are not complied with in i've
days the guardian reserves the right to resell the
CHARLES Smith. Guardian.
je lid GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
lAfA "A NJ Intv AZ
same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
je a5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
til TAO RSDAY. the 18th instant, Same hour and
place. By order OF the Guardian.
jy7 0R1nN . WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DIE D..

con On July sth At Ia O'Clock a. m OF cor
sumption, Mrs NJ. LIZZIE cox, widow OF the
ate Alex 3. Cox. and daughter Of the late Henry
J SchTeiner, of this city
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral Saturday afternoon at ~ O'Clock from
the residence OF her mother, No 325 18th street,
between NJ and n.
CUESINGHAM. On the sth instant SARAH
J eldest dal hter OF GeOrgeF ard Mary q. Gun
uiDghsm, aged j. years and months
Tne funeral will take lplaCe next Sunday aftsr-
noon. July IL, at ,. m, from her late resdense
No. S47 5th street, between e sHd q Havy ard
The friends of the family inv tied.
ARNOLD. On the 9Th instant, at o'clock a.
III. EMMA X youngest daughter of samuel Z.
- Sarah Arnold, aged years and Is days.
Her funeral will take place to morrow. the II th
instant. AZ O'Clock y. m from the residence Of
Ter parents, on Virginia avenue, between ith 81
Sth streets east.
HIMROD. At Dunnore, Pennsylvania. July
S,IS9 OF consumption, Mrs ELSIE A. HIMROO.
wife Of Nm. G. HiIroi Of this city In the slst
! ear Of ber age
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O. GOLDeTEIN D 90,
LlClHeDD PAWNBR0K BRe.

near Pennsylvsuio sveuue.
O1ers the highest cAsh aAvanoss % Gil kinda o.
nefcnAnotco, 70 any amount ana for ahy y
eme dssired q reasonable rstso.
knserest on laree sums Greatly reoccee. - -
Business strictly eenndentiSl
SsoGs soeghs ses eesA sRd cola . Drfvass seass
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4 United STATES PArRkr orVIcl.
WAspIxGroN N n r.-l q,

On the petition OF JAM Is WEST OF 49,.
s,.pi.a ib5ssyins p for The eItss.ioa of 8 sssssi
re issued On the sth day of september 49, f,x -,
iIto.emen IN kooneg Com positions:
~ 10 ordered, that SAID petition BE- heard NJ ira.
once ou the llth day of October uert Aav rerse,
may oppose this extension 0byectfons, depo-
unons, asa other papers sheuld be nled I'M 40.
once twenty days before the day Of bearing
sr,. sAnusL =. FIs1ER.
3e % iswW VomWisstoner Of Patents.
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DROPOsALS FOR SEWER.

OFFICE SUIT AND INSPECTOR OF SEWERS, &c. a
WASHINGTON, ID. o., June IS, 1853. (
sealed proPoSas viii 10 received at the day or
s.a, RAi, the 10Th 9TH July, for constraetins Barrel
vest, frem PenHsylysnia avenue 70 the north side
OF street north. and two-feet Barrel Sewer from
the north side OF street north to the north side
OF massachusetts, avenue, TO be provided with lat.
srs!s, trepe, drops. and man-holes wherever
The work to be done under the direction az the
Superintendent and Inspecter Of Sewers, the su-
perintendepce OF the Second Ward Com mmiseioner
and the Assistant Commissioners appointed by the
Specifications may be seen At this once. BID
ders viii state the price ser lineal foot for mai
sever and lsterals, each for traps, drops and man
The Mayer reserves the right to reject any or oil
Bach bid must be accompanied with the vrtttep
euSranssse guar s o. rssnonsfoiS person, (known 20 be
consract n due form. and perform the work in ac-
The guarantee must b in substance o. follows:
Mayor, that the bidder Win enter into contract
for the eame, and perform the work according 10
the reQuire0euts thereof,
(6ignodD ABB
euperintendent and Inspector of sever &e
le9 lReDub. Ohron.l
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L>ISHING TACKLE at PEABODYB, No. ana
Il ID street, between 9th and 7th. Also, deals in
Guns, Pistols, Powder, Snot. Balls, Gaps aud oar.
tridees Repairing OF Guns Locks, aud Bells don
In the best manner at short notice. mII1.