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FRIDAY, OCTOBEE 9. 1899.

The Louisville Courier-Journal
came out yesterday in favor Of the
election Of President Johnson to
the United States Senate.
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Appleton's Journal.

rs EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE" - PhilddeL
phia North American.
is IN ASSURED SUCCESS. "-Ne'o YORK Her
aid.
lisa SUPERB JOURNAL."-DetroI Tribune.
at HAs SPRUNG SUDDENLY INTO AN ENoR-
MoUs CIRCULATION" -ClevelaRd Leader.
lisa SPLENDID SUCCESS. ALBANY Netos.
WILL BE SUCCESS OF NEW AND HIGH Or
DER."-Nelg York World.
THE CHEAPEST PUBLICATION We EVER SAW
-C0mnercial Bulletin:
"a READABLE AND INSTRUCTIVE WEEKLY
Boston Traveller.
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RENTAL SURGERY.

VIII. MORGAN. NJ. d., D. ID. g.
UInTBha removed to No. L Norm I'1 Il
street itb door from Church street, Nashville
,r- oct2 Am
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MI having withdrawn from the Cotton de-
nartment. and J. NJ. Carsey from the Grocery
department of the old firm. the undersigned Of
fers his services. in connection with bis son, ";
ii. CARSEY, to the Planters and Shippers OF
Cotton and other Produce. to sell or ship Tor
them. Doing 3 strictly Commission business.
We fatter ourselves that We shall be able to
give satisfaction to those who may favor Us
gith consinnments Our motto will be to obey
instructions in every instance. which must be
given us in writing. We shall be pleased TO 70
eeiye consignments Of Cotton or other Produce
The same as those Of other Commission Mer
chants Of this city.
Thanking the old patrons of the house o
Bailey, OrdWay & Co. for their very liberia
nafroTaRe. we solicit a continuance of the samt
10 j. M, CARSEY, SON 4 co.
W " J. N. CARSEY,
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MILLIN E r Y.

MRS. C. W. PRIOR HAS REMOVED
M from I56 Church street, and will reopen
ohout The first of October with an entire new
stock of goods. in the house now occupied by
DR.. Morgan. She can be seen corner OF Spruce
and Bell until that time. sepo u
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
RUPTURE CURED,
BY USING
DIR, FERR I S s.
SUPPORTER TRUSS
The most Efficient, Comfortable and
Secure Truss Ia use, Con
structed EPOn an entirely
New Principle.


1T is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT IN PklN
l CHILE and action from any other row ih 40
ard has every desirable advantage. VIZ
Let Ii is light clean and easy; no pressure
on the back; with motion inward aud npWlrd
"a. IL bNs NJ springs or IRON panas. ~
avoiding All Injurious Pressure on the BACK a.
the same tine supporting The AoH"nse
and relieving the aperture OF all undue HeisnL
IA The Button u so formed that t5e pre-
yure is equal os all the parts Of the Hernial
Aperture, without infringing on tae SFeiInAli'
Cord - a,
made. renders IL lmperviOus to Persbiratlon,
ana produces rapid absorption Of the depasiLs
IN the subcutaneOus cellular TISSUES, NhlSu
permits the Button TO act immediately upon ~
tepdin0us canal, thus efiectualiy closing me
neck and ObNterating the herhiAi oAo % ~
hesivs Inflammation.
9Th. Il IS as Comfortable. night or dAg. as
ssh S'b. Itisnot complicated. and cannot got
This Insfrument is confidently RECOMMENDED
20 fhe prbic knOwing that 10 is superior 20 any
now in uFe IL has been tired by suineleh1
numberg 10 prove its superiority over all otb-
srs- boih for Comfort and Cure Of the weaTer.,
This Instrument Is recommended BY the lesd
ing Surgeons and Physicians Throughout w
counfry for the CERrAIS RELIET and cUAA Of
Hernia -.
tried the various Spring Iruzse5" ior year.
without obtaining relief. and have bsoR s7a u
Csrti6cates from well known parties in y
Vile can be seen at this Office. -.
Il is for sale to Druggist and dealers
HO''7'i'- ~ WHIP JONES.
Manufacturer. No. Union street tUp-sia'fO
Nashville. Tenn.
~ The above truss can be had Of hess5Ts'
DOrtch * IladdOX; DeMOyiiie Co. ald o. W
HendsrshOtt. Druggists, Nashville. 1snn-
auRS If
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EATTLE-DUk AM isa HH
JOHN HARDING. Superintendent,
Best Bull, years old and over..--Dip. and 500
ID best...... 81. rs ~
Sd best...-s. =
Bun, 2 years old and under ~
1t do year old and under g.. ~
Sucking under l.........'---..... ~
Sweepstake. for ell ages...-,......-' DIP ana 20
No aged animal taking this premium VIII De
alioWed 10 compete 10 any swsepstake hereafter
given By this association in this class.
<OWs-DURHAMa 49,. -
Best Cow. years and over.....,..... Dip. and $50
I'd ~
Sd best............. ....s............-. ~
syeari and under 5.'',-.,.,"~' q
j." 9-'".'........ IS
Suckliup l............... ~
Sweepstakes for all ages.--.......... Dip. and 10
Conditions as above,
BEST herd Of four Cows and one
Bull, belonging to one man. DIP. ana D
Butchers Premium for 1869.
Grand special premium offered by tho Butch
ors of Nashville, Tennessee:
For the best herd Of fat cattle owned and
fed in Tennessee, by one exhibitor. -'..:.-- 90
For the best flock of not less than hve Tat
Sheep, owned and fed by one exhibitor. .
Best pair matched horses for Car
riage........... .--.....'......''''o. meu suu y
I'd besE..............s.....-. ..-.-s.s. ~
! = single buggy hOTse......-.-..---- 10 10
( ID best lO
4" pair matched mares for car -,
riaee...-.... ''.'.'-o- Kheu anu ~
-Il. ID best .---.....................,-.--. ~
B" Single buggy maTe..-...-........ 10
StyIe. durability. docility and training TO De
considered in awarding to this eas'.
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Best Boar, of any age or breed.................l5
a Sow, of any age or breed....-...............iO
Brood Sow, with not less than 6 suck
ling Pigs, all of the same litter......--..-l5
Grand Spec;al Premium, Of Messrs. Hart q
Heaslev. Provision Dealers. No. Y South Mar
ket street.
r. II. Gardner, Esq.
DEAR SIR-We desire to offer a special pre-
MUM at the first annual Fair ofthe Tennessee
Agricultural and Mechanical Association OF
Tennessee of one hundred dollars $500 for ten
Of the best fatted hogs. for packing purposes.
production of the State. Adam coe desires to
add TO the above the sum ofs25. making the en-
tire premium S1z5
We have selected the following gentlemen as
judges TO make the award. viz: Thomas L. Mar
shall, Geo. Morse, L. X. Hooper. Geo. Double'
day and w. II. Hydinger.
Yours truly, HART HENsLEY.
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DIRT CHEAP.

WE HAVE FOR SALE FORTY, -FOUR
w acres of choice Wooded Land, miles
from the city. on the Hillsb OrO pike, at $50 per
acre cash. Very. very cheap. but we MUST
SNLI ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY.
oct5 m No. 81 North College street.
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Fourth Day. Thursday, Oct. 81
ROADsrERs or TROrrIxG HORSE
est aged Mare. 4 years Cd and


Sweeps: axe premium for all ages...Dip. and 80
Conditions before stated.
s-h REAREG
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Sd Day--Wednesday, Oct. 20
MARES.

Sweepstakes for all ages ..-......-....'D ana oO
No aged animal taking this premium WIZ De
allowed to compete in this class for any prelnl~
um hereafter given By this association
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Fattest trotting stallion
to harness, mile heats,
free for all horses in 400
the United States....-.-. Prem, Dip, and SZ5O
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Sixth Day. Saturday, Oct. q.

SADDLE STOCK.
COL. ALBERT SMITH. Superintendent.
Best aged stallion, years old SO,
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Fifth Day-Friday, Oct. q.

JACK Stock.
M. s. COCKRILL, Superintendent.
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exhibition In the Arena to Commence
Precisely at 10 A. n. each Dey
Daring the Week.
First Day. Oct. Is

CAITLR-DURHAM, j 81
JOHN HARDING. Superintendent.
Best Bull. 8 years old and over...-Dip. and $40
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We hope, by strict attention to the interests
Ct our friends and correspondents. to merit and
receive a liberal patronage:
augll If NcOhEa q ~
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before the great Revolution, and they
were attended by all the best literary men IN
London, who were, ] think unanimous iu their
admiration of the power. the eloquence, the
briliianoy which these pictures OF ghas,ly
past display ed. But the general public cared
nothing about the salons where wit, and levity,
and wickedness prepared the way for revolu-
ton; and heard Louis Blanc pour out an
apologize Il don't mean an Apology for Jean
jacques Rousseau in language OF noble elo'
quence, and with dramatic effect wor-
thy of great orator, in a small lee
ture.room, in which three-fourths of the
space was empty. Since that time he has de-
liyered lectures occasionally at the request OF
mechanics institutions ana such societies; but
he has not estayed course of lectures on his
own, account. Every one knows him; every
one likes him; every one admres his manly,
modest character and his uncompromisng
Tepublicanism. Lately he has lived more in
Brighton than in London; but wherever in
England he happens to be, he lives always MS a
simple citizen; he has never been raved about
like Kossuth or denounced like Mazzini; and
has occupied himself wholly with his historical
labors and his letters to a Paris newspaper
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GtFninnnYs.V

The April number of Putnam's Maga.ine
has the following list of contributions: ITO
day." romance by R. B. Rimball, chapters
ten, eleven, and twelve; "Confagration, by
J. J. Piatt; 'Tncidents in the Spanish Strug-
gle," by Ellie Reolus; GA Stranded Ship, " part
IL, by l.. Clarke Davis; IA Political Ro-
NANCE" by w. f. S. Shanks; "Hunting in
Cashmere" by Captain ]. =. Elteu; ''My Man
Anatomy" by R. Morris Copeland; "Horace,"
book |, ode xiii; ''The Eastern Question, -
by J. s. c. Abbott; "Wonders of the Deep. -
second paper, by Schele de We're; "The Right
Honorable John Bright" by G.. M. Towne;
"Twelve Hours Apart" by S. M. B. Pistt;
"Young Mems Christian Association" by +,
W. Ballard GA Curiosity of Literature bv
Theo. Johnson; Current Events" by v. b.
Denslow; "Literature, Art, and Science
Abroad" by Bayard Tsylow; "Fine Arts" by
s. s. Consnt; 'Table Talk, by Clarence Cook.
We extract the following Curiosity of Lite
rature:'--
When Wolfe published his celebrated ode,
"The Burial Of Sir John Moore" the people Of
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An attentive examination OF the three poems
will show. not only that they are so much like
one another that each of them might be con-
sidered q literal translation of the other oat
also that both the French and English transla-
tions (for the German ode being the oldest one
the other poems OF course trauslations)
were made with CoDsummate ability; in both OF
then, despite the difficulties presen ed by the
dissimilarities of the respective languages
the characteristic tone of the original Is most
happily initiated, and the peculiar rhythm of
the German poem which the French translator
must have found extremely difficult, is SO faith
fully rendered that the music of the three
poems, If we may say so, is equally striking and
impressive.
As regards the question, which Of the two
poems was translated by Wolfe, whether the
German original or the French translation, 1t is
extremely difficult to decide. The PROBABILITY,
however, is in favor of the French translation
which Wolf Tone, perhaps, after his return from
France communicate to Wolfe.
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10 visit 10 the faithful Empress.
Their conversations were long and phi
Iosopbicsl: and Diderot seems to hive
found a far more agreeable trend IN "a
tbertne than the sarcastic Votalre In MS
Sdnirer and prosecutor Frederick.
Catharine was always profuse in her liberallty
10 literary men. She purchased Dlderots
vide a dowry for bis daughter, allowed him to
retain the use of IL for ife and settled upon him
a pension as her librarian. She wished to iu-
duce the historian Robertson. by muni6cent
offers, to write an account of her reign. Her
court was filled with men OF intelligence aud
learning, of science and art. Every form of
mental excellence found in her friend; she
established academies or societies of learning
and science, and lavished her revenues in Sc sl-
ing to awaken the intellect of her people.
Poets, musicians. philosophers, actors and ar
she succeeded, at last, in makingSt. Petersburg
illustrious as one OF the intellectual centres Of
EurOpe,
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III.
THE FRENCH POEM.


Nj le son du tambour-ni la marohe fune0re-
Nj lie feu des soldats-ne marqua son depart
Mails du brave, la hate, traVers les teneoresI
MoTnes-nous portames 10 cadaVre au rem
parl!
De minuit c'etait Pheure. ct solitaire ct
sOInDIe-
La lune peine offraIt un debile rayon;
La lanterne luisait pentDlement dams llomDrei
Quand de la bayonette on creusa 10 gazon
D'inutile cercueiI nj de drsp funeraire
Nous ne daignames point entourer le heros;
IL gisRit dams les plis du mRnteau m1lltalre
Comme un guerrier qut dort son heure ae
repos.
La priere qu'on fl fut dc courte duree
Nul ne parla de deuil, bien que le coeur Iut
plein!
Mais on fixsit du mort la figure adoree-
Mais RVec amertume on songeatt au demaln'
Au demain quand ici ou sa fosse s'appreJe, .
On son humlde lit on dresse avec sanglots,
Lennemi orgueilleux marchera sur sa tete,
Et nous, ses veterans, serons lolns les hots !!
lis terniront sa gloire-on pourra les entendre
Nommer lillustre mort d un ton amer--ou fol;
lis les laissera dire-Eh! qu'lmportea a sa cendre
Que la maine dun Breton conhee au sol7
Louvre durait encor, quan2 retentit la cloche
- Au SONNET du betfroi-et 1e canon lointain,
Tire par intervalle, en- annoncant Papproche,
SignAlait Ia ierte de pennemt hautain.
Et dams 30 fossa alors le mines lentement-
Pres du champ ou IA gloiTe q etc consommee;
ne mines l'endroit pierre nj monument
lie ialssant Eeul seul aVec ~ renommee
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THE GERMAN POEM.


Klein Grabgesang, keine Trommel erscholl,
Ais yum Wall seine Leiche wtr huben;
Klein Kr1eger schoss linn seln LebewOhl,
Wo wir Still unsern Helden begruben.
Wir gruben in summer Nacht ihn Elm
Nit Schwertern in EId und in Trunmer,
Bel des truben Mondlichts schwanken dem
Schein,
Und der matten Laterne Gefimmer.
Klein upnutZer Sarg seine Brust einhegp,
Nicht NIT Linnen und Tuchern bedecket
Er lsg. vie elm Krieger sich schlafen legJ,
I'm Soldatenmante gestrecket.
Gar Iange Gebete hielten wir nieht,
Wir sprachen klein Wort Won Sorgen;
Wir schauten nur fest auf das todte Gesicht
Und dachten nit Schmerz an den Morgen.
Wir dachten, ais wir gewuhlet sein Bett
Und sein einsames ktsgen gezogens
VIE Fremdling una Feind uDer's Haupt ihm
Wenn fern wir uber den Wogen.
Wenn sic uber der katie Aschen sodann
Den entfiohenen Geist mOgen kranken;
Er achtet es NIGHT, wenn er runen nur kann
In der Gruit, wo ihn Schweden VersenRen.
Unser schweres Geschaft war nur halbgethan,
Ais die Glocke zum RuckZug ertOnte;
Wir horten Ter Feinde Gesohosse nahn,
Da die Ierne Kanone erdrohnte.
Wir legten Inn langsam und traurig hinein,
FrisCh blutend vom Felde der EnreDi
Wir lessen, ohm GTabmal und Lelchenstelni
Inn nur init dem Ruhme geWahren'
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GsOur Old Folks,

is the new Philadelphian magazine, which has
now reached its second number. The articles
are generally we'll written and interesting,
and the April number shows considerable i'm
provement over its predecessor. Published by
R. Haheigh, No. 73l Walnut street.
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IEThn Erlnciin,,

for April, published by &. R. Pelton, New
York, sustains its well-won reputation as a
frst-class miscellany. A steel-plate portrait
of Rosa BOnheur is given as frOntispieoe,
and the magazine is made up of judioious
selections from the leading European peri
odinnln
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sour Young FOlksD

for April is, as usual, handsomely printed
and nicely illustrated. The contents are
varied and entertaining, and combine in sn
attractive manner, suited TO juvenile tastes,
the amusing and the useful.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC

In THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
&fsss or EUROPEAN RANGE, fer families, hotels
&RzSW or public Institutions, In TWENTY DIFFER-
E&SG ENT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Ranges,
Hot-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, LoW-doWn
Crates, FirebOard Stoves, Bath Boilers, stew-hoie
Plates Boilers, Cooking stoves, etcu Wholesale and
he'"ii' " SHARPE & THOMPSON,
IL 25wfm6m No. 2G9 N. SECOND Street.
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nR. KINKELIN, AFTER REsIDEN0]
corner OF Third and Union streets, has lately e
m3yed 70 59nth ELEVENTH Street. bstween MAJ
1Er and OHHSNUT. LE I'D
HIS superiOrity In the pEomp, and perfect cure 9!
~ recent chronic, local and oonstitutionai sns0
Deeses o. The akin, appeAring IN @ nuH1fS1 nhxsioa
weakness and All nervous debilitieo scienuncai1
ena sncosaAfnlly treated. 0nce hours nom ~
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y.vAUsHH AERHIoKI 80 WILLIAM II. EEERRIGE
SoqTHWARaIKS Ark FOUNDRY, FIFTH ANT
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICR d SONS,
LhN01NEERB AND MAORfNIBTH,
mApuISct9155s High and Low Pressure Steam EnkiAel
FOR Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, GnsometeEs, Tanks, Iron Boats, etcs
CAstin9b Ol Al KINDS, either Iron or brass.
Iron Frame Room for Gas Work, W0HkAhopa. RRe
Railroad Stations, eto,
Retorts and Gas Machinery, Of the latest ana nOgl
improved construction.
Every description Of Plantation Machinery, Glna
steam Trains. DefeoAtorn, filtern' PumpinE' 1n'
Sole Agents COR N, RnIeuxs Patent sugar Boulns
Apparatus, Neemyth's Patent Steam Hammer and
AsptnwAn ~ Wooiseya Patent OsnlriD1gAl snkag
Draining xnchiness s0l
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DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY d;
IL PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED l6O4-OdA&TER PERPETIJA :
No. IA WALNeT Street, opposite The EXCHANGED
This Company insures HoIe % loss or dAmageby
on liberal terms on buildings merchandise furnjtn
6tc., fOr limited periods and permanently on build
lDgs by deposit OF premiuml Il
The Company has been In actlVe operation for mod
than SIXTY YEARS, iduripg which All losses haV
been promptyaSjpetad ard anps, b9plS,
John Il. Hodge, David Lewis,
III. d. Mahony, Benjamin ELtins
John i. Lewis, Thom IS II. Powers,
William g. 9fAfls A. II. Mo6e1ry,
Robert W. LeplniGg, Edmuhd Oastillon,
ID. Clark Wharton Samuel Wtcox
IaWrence Lewis, f.t Lewis q, MoIris.
JOHN p. WUCHERGIS, President.
6kMUEL WILCOX, Secretary. sa2l]
TINE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE co. Oh
PHILADELPHIA.
Oiiieo South west Cor. FOURTH and WALNUT sd
FIRE INSURANCE .E&CLuSIVELY.
PILKiP ETUAL AND TERM POLICIES IsSUED,
Cash Assets January 479 283z
DIRhCTORS.
r. Ratchford Starr, ]. Livingston ETringer,
Nalbro Frazier James i. CIaghorn,
John II. Atwood. VIM. u. Boulton,
Benz, T. TrediCk, Charles wheeler,
George FL. stuart, ThOs III MOntgOmery,I
John II. Brown, James nj. AeFtsen.
This Company insures only hrst-cAss risks takIn
no specially hazardous rlaks whatever such Is factd
IieS' Nlit!' y. 'RsnTOHFoRD STARR President.
THOe. II. MONTGOMERY, Vice Preside dent.
ALEX. w WIsTER. Secretary. 26e
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INSURANCE,

DEIAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY TNsI1
u ANCE COMPANY. Incorporated bv
Legislature of Pennsylvania, 1886.
Ohice s.. E. corner Of THIRD and wAI,Nt
Streets, Philadelphia
MARINE INsURANOEs
'On Vessels, Cargo, and Freight to all narfa
the world, F'
INLAND INBURANCFS
on goods by river, cana, lake and land carrio
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCEs
On Merchandise generally; on Stores DyellIu
Houses, ETC.
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81, ,l09,900 Par. Market value, 81, ,ISO 30
Cost, 81, ,093, ,6O426.
Real Estate. $500
Blils receivable FOR insurance made 80 ,4S
Balances due at agencies, premiuma
on marine policies, accrued inter.
est, and other debts due the conf
AUl7
stock and scrip of sundry corpora
t1ons. S3l5b Estimated velue...". 1,8l
Cash IN banh.."................ 1l16 l5OUS
"'''''''''''''''''' IIg "a
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COW Js HtfFSr MsfE h5 1tsH jill
sGsls4 p5erSssi.. IA GsPlisst,' b! faTEal;s,99s
sPS f rs sss Sn 81 sa RS aSs
at f STsss s LAD sr Sn.sSTS 70 un
'''''''E f2iiH4 Il A ~ RRfsaattRfD ''''
$500 ib, Wrought lTG2 Ra a s51ss or as much
A'I@ tea l. De b 5Tiqt sSit,' "''''''-
lem liam Iii. Washers for Screw Rolts.
N''" LABOR 70 cS Ss sssEBa =
Item J. Counter hSwiug white pine timber, to be
BIT" sS &c SS S1 SS a. ma, be
required, Glib fRmins, PispkinE. Boiling, &s,,
SST S foot 's u Ha siif ~ 81:
i item Ii I aSd sSSls feet or a, much as may be
;upsrStTiciuro, tOSO bid and paid for BY the cubic
Item ", Excavation and removal Of material
Lsapd, gravel, powders, soit deposits, old timber
bed OR foundation area for eribstO be bid and paid
1.-THE above to be let by class ,.,.,rr
Bids for Items Of class, without covering q"
the Items OF class, will be rejected, ,., ,,..
soASSay aSsS ~ OS T0 tSss BE
ES9d S5S the sqiA1iiS9eE al !hp .fret Attorney,
Collector Of Customs, otheI 2meSI o. me nieH
! States Government, " Ts'pon''V''
! to this Office, ,.,t ,srG,rmapea ,f tina con
pvnun W saSscuted In each case, In sums ~ be
N.Y. nt " he a defsgn9di and NO bondsmAn will
hAouS11tsI whose suttcleney Is not proven to the
po,HVt,vTitiSn Of the undeTsigned.
'1Cenffscis 10 be signed and bonds executed at u
3 II, April ~, ls69
lion e be delivered and labor commenced by the
! llih Of May, 1850.
! Work to be finished by December !, 1855.
All further necessary Information may be OBJ
taned as to Glass by personal Application Al this
ONCE, between the hours Of II a. m, and p, IN,
until the l2lh Of April, lst9, and Class either
! by personal application, or by mall for copy Ot
] the specifications
/ Bids and guarantees must be submitted on blanks
furnished from this once on ApplieAtion. and each
the two bondsmen he intends to use, with eyi.
deuce. satisfactory TO the updeTsignsd q theiF
zuticency. N. d. hCALksTEh,
mhls Il ByL BRIG, Gen, Major VI Engineer