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RIVER IrEWs.--Ihe Minnesota went up
this morning, aud the Dubuque down.
The Phil Sheridan will be up in the morn.
ing, and the City of s.. Paul down.
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L. Z, PARMENTER,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNsELLoR AT LAW
\ oaioe In Court House, Rock Island, Ill,
Farms and city property bought aud sold
Iwua9W,
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SENATE ROOMS.
n EAL & WIDER,
PROPRIETORS,
Rock Island. His.

illinois St., ncyt door to Hengstlcrs Cigar
Store.l
THESE rooms comprise he three stories Of
l. Guyers Block, Cited up without regard to
cost, aud 10 Il manner to be surpassed nowhere in
this section. AZ resort for gentlemen, they
will be made unsKoeptionable. Every proper
facility for willing away leisure hours will al.
ways be provided. The aim Of the pIoprietUrs
will be to afford tho gentlemen Of Rock Island
an attractve place Of amusement, where quiet,
comfort, aud enjoyment may be combined.
iunldtf
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1TysErDss CARDS.
u q. CONNELLY.

.-oRNgY ATLAw AND NOTARY PUB
A no. Rook Island, III. ofiss over 'h' F0''
Omes
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.-A burglar entered
the Invalid Saloon, at Moline, at about day
light on Wednesday morning. and got : for
his trouble.
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Tus grand Turner's picnic will take place
at krel & Ohlweier's garden, near Wag
uog's brewery, next Monday afternoon,
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PETER FRIES,

DEcrrHiER AND MANUFACTURER OF
rs Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
Possign Wines and Liquors, Front street. oppo-
tlt, Perry Landing. Rock LsA.d, III. s4
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Daily argus.
Saturday Evening, June 4, 1889.
Premium Job Printing.

Orders for lob Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGrs OFFICE, and be executed
10 the very best manner and at Reasonable rates
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ALMOST COMPLETED. - The grading Of the
Peoria 4 Rock Island Railroad is completed
for throe.f0urths of the line.
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4HgaL q, ALtEE. yANEs ". stHOHs0S,
ALLEN a. SIM9ESON.

4 TrORNEYs AND C0UNsELORs AT
n Law, Rock Island, III. Office in Bufordt
Block.
epeSdly.
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TO-Day's Advertisem' rs
Teams and Carts Wanted.

TNEN teams ami four carts wanted imme diate-
Il ~ two miles above Carbon Clia. ct Frank
lin School House, to work sn tho r., K. |. 4 e..
L. r. r., for which the highest price will be
given Apply TO
j. d. BURGHo
q, W. SAULpAUGH.
iuu9d3i
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
~ kQUIPAGE.

GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
~ kQUIPAGE.
ASSISTANT q. NJ. GENERALS OFFICE,
- PHILADELPHIA, December ., 1858
. viii be sold at public auction, under the direc-
Hon Of Captain W. h Gill. Military store kee per.
United States army, ON occount Of the L nited
States, at the Scbuykill Arsenal. Grays Ferry
Road, in the city of PHILADELPHIA, Pa on ri Rs.
DAY. the 9TH Of January, 1852 at 20 q m the fell
loving AIMED articles Of Damaged Clothing and
EQuipaGe, hags, &C., viz:
q Forage Caps ~ Haversacks
Is Blankets, wooden so knapsacks. STRAPPED
y4 Uniform Coats 2700 Axe Handles
Is Uniform Jackets, cav 62 Ratchet Handles
ISIS Uniform Jackets, Storm flags
light artillery 81 Canteens, complete
SlS Great Goats, horse n Trumpet and Boele
men Cords and Tsssels
80 Great Coats, footmen 73e Pounds barlaps, old
"a Pair Trousers, horse ,li6 Pounds OUTINGS,
2s2 P.irs Trousers. foot lo,ls Pounds Cuttings.
lE sack sI Coats. lined ass Si P.uod Paper, old
l6 Sack Goats uplintd SIS Pounds Rags. old
40 ehirts, flannel and 1874 Pounds Strap Iron
sOs Pairs Drawers Knspsaeks O'1
ld Pairs stockings 600 Boxes, old
] lot Of Lumber; also. quantity OF Chevrons,
Feathers, Fifes, Scales, Drums, &c.
The sale will commence at no O'Clock O. % on
the day above mentioned, and conttaus from day
to day until the whole Of the property advertised Il
Terms cash, in Government funds.
All property purch must be removed within
Eve %, days from date Of sale.
Catalogues will be furnished on application at
This once, or at that OF the Military Storek seper
az the bchuykiil Arsenal. ID q RUOK eR
Assstan. ~ artermaster General, Brevet Major
0eneral, " A. jatH
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
IN ITe SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUR.
II. r.. X.

We viii hrst consider In its capacity - special
tty oar far famed remedy, Rsd.ays Ready Rslisf.
sSmn1nzed throughout the civilized world unAee
the agnincant ALTERATION Il. =. n. This remedy
!. happily Possessed Of properties that give imns-
ofete ana positive proof OF its excellence that thu
especially where the sufferer il the victim Of sE-
erueistlne pain. IL 10 not a question with this
remedy Of time 10 takes 20 remove the percep On
or sensation OF pain. or Of the cost; for the mo-
ment n 10 applied 20 the part Of the body where
pain exists the patient fs reheved. And IL ths
pain is from IN established disease. h cure viii
The Ready Relief is Q vegetable remedy. IL 10
sure, safe, and innocent II lie quicker subdu nj
pain and making the patient comfortable than
Morphine, Chloroform. Ether, Opium, or any other
agent; lite simplicity Of application renders it .
valuable household necessity, aud It's usefuiness
covers the entire Of family accidents that
liable % occur st any moment. The Ready Rslssf
shoeld be kept in every house. for IL any INJURY
accident occurs TO child or grown person, its uss
viii prove Of immediate service. IL matters not
what the difficulty may be. Burn, Scald, Fall.
Bruise, Cut, Wound. Poison, sprain, Strains,
Pain. Ache. Cough, Cold, Group, and Q hundred
other anDOyancee that are constantly taking piaoo
In every family, this READY BELIEF will, in .
few minutes, prove lite value. IL suddenly seizsd
but wish for doctor the Ready Relief will sus pend
check the progress Of the disease once and fa
ninety times ont Of one hundrcc cure the pasiese
before the doctor arrives. IL can never do harm.
but will always do good.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The swift and substantial Steamers 4. q.
hhlGHT and JOHN GIBSON, will ~~S
po%n IeC, between HGW YORK GO
NOkSOLks ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
Leave New York from Pier 90, Bast River,
every SAT RDA1 Horfolk, M0NDA rs; arriving
~ alexandria and Georgetown TUESDAYS.
Keturning.Leaye Georgetown. foot Of High ct :,
HSkSDAns; Alexandris, fridays; Norfolk,
MORNINGS.
This Line, connecting at Norfolk with the fine
portstion Company TO and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
pared to take through freight at much reduced
penses through Baltimore 10 avoided by this route
freight from Boston should be consigned to the
Tor further Information apply TO JOS. L. GAIT,
AGENT, Once and Wharf fsot Of High street
ueolgetown.D u, or 1t OFfICe OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and 18th st. one sousre
no lstf w THOMPSON. President
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THE PENNsYLAASIA OOAL TRADB.-The
coal tonnage from the Schuylkiu region, by
way of the Reading railway, last week, was
1912 tons, against 25 4g7 tons for corresponding
week last year. The tonnage by this road for
the fiscal wear, beginning with december, is
2OO.Se9 tons, against ~, 262 tons 10 correspond
ing time in 1874 decrease of q $40 tons. The
entire tonnage from all The coal regions for
the week was l2I,-63 tons, against 1O7,0S9 tons
IN same time last year-an increase Of ~, 16i
tons. The tonnage for the year to Thursday
hast was 12,6si2S7 tons, agai INST l25l2, 3Oi tons
IN lSs7-an increase of l,l61,s 5I tons. The
most OF the collIeries are now idle, and there
seems TO be no great hurry 10 put them in o.
sraton under the present declining prices of
coal. The late Scranton public sale Of coal,
IN tts very marked decline in prices, has quite
paraly zed the trade. Some little falling on
from previous large and sudden advances was
looked for but decline in some insiap ces Of
4I.75 per ton has had very chilling effect
The decline, however, is less a matter Of sur
prise than was the advance in October OF $3.50
per ton There was no sufficient reason then.
while there Is, from that want of cause then
reason for the decline now. The coal produc.
non for the year 1-6- is over q million of tons
greater than in 1867, W hieh is fully equal TO
the natural increase ana quite up 70 the mar.
ket demand. There is still a good line and
fair city demand for coal, but shipments, by
rsason OF the amount Of heavy floating ice in
the rivers, Is light. As IL is expected that the
last public sale of coal at New York will at
once change both the wholesale and retail
prices OF coal, We give no current quotations
Inc great dealers in coal having followed the
public sale prices Of coal in October, putting
up lneir prices corresPondingly, it is but prop
opposite direction, and put down prices now
ne pest nard stove coal Is now delivered from
the yards al about ten and a half dollars Der
long ton The net ton OF 1000 pounds is about
collar Per ton less. Soft coal is delivered al
eight TO nine dollars per ton, and out a very
moderate business doIng.-Phil. Ledoey
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THE PROPERTIES OF THE RKApY RE-
LIEF ARE eOUETER-IRRIrANr.R UBERA
GENT, AETIsPAsMoDIC. DIsINFECrANr
AHTIsEPTIO, DIFFUsIvB srIMULANr
TONIC, EKRyIEE. ANoDYER, AHr-AoIp.
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MAR RIRn.

vEseEY-sILDEN. On the I'd inst.n, he "a.
nes n Lewis; ME-: LEONARD vEssD TO Miss
,SOCk1B-BkAMMELL. On Dec slst At a.
S9ens kPiscopal Church, by the Rev q " Lewis
hhsE COCk kk TO Miss MARY BRAN
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Its use In Asiatic Cholera, either q preventive
cure, IL Of more value to the world a -
other discoveries in vogue.
1t instantly secures rest, stops the Grams "a
Spasms and holds the constituents of the bloo1 TO-
gether, eQuaizine the circulation, and preventing
the separation Of the watery constituents from the
other properties OF the blood and arrests vomiting
ana purgfng. In Yellow Fever il 10 like wise s}I
potent, and with the assistance Of Radways Pile
will protect those exposed from TIC Il, and cure
them that may be seized.
In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
and other Fevsrs, lis will always insure q
cure.
Sore Throat, Dfptheris. 1ne aeuza. In ell ossss n
tnnamDAtion, the Ready Relief, assisted when re-
Quired With the Rssolvsnt and Pills, viii surely
eject azure.
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DIX

.i92anssoN; On tss morning ef the Sd instant
son, U 3. Army, in the 3ist year Of her age 'o1n
WOOD. January !, ELLEN RlBIOoA ~,..
ofGeorge J. P. Wood, aged p years and M m.n,h
sAXI0N. On the "a inst. FANNY BorUME.
aged years and months.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
Rr WILLIAM L. WALL a co., Apcts
- Stores 81 and an
Southwest corner Pa. ave and 9th str>~s

Southwest corner Pa. ave. ana 9th street.
TSgsTEEy SALE oT VERY VALUABLE IN.
RRHTwInshopEKTf on sxREET NoRTh,
- By virtue Of Q deed Of trust from John
E 3. 1 ,S;s I.Sn,e 4: Elioess and ciS.1: .s
In Lihsr Z, r, 2. folio ls. shall cell ct 1eb.
nn S1STSS tos hishest bidder on the premises
s'sioek m, thu. part o. Lot No. j, in square Ne.
~ In the eits ~ Washington, ID. o., and contain.
60 within he following metes and bounds, berin
ming Tor the same st the south western corner said
lot eno thence running east, along the line Of
north u street seventeen feet. thence north at
right engse With said street ny 6ve fess aud ii
end half inches, thence vest Seventeen feet asd
thence south 20 the beginning together With the
ap1nrtsnasoes. TO pay al indebteaness OF eighty
three hundred and eighty eight dsllars and zine +.
teen cents, with interest from December s. tsss
Terms OF sale: One. third cash. ana balance IN
equal sums, In elk aud twelve mo nth, with in
terest. TO te secured hys deed OF nnst oa tn.
premises. 500 must be paid at the time OF sale
All conveysscing and stamps ~ cost Of purchaser
III terms Of sale ere not complied with in one
week from day Of sale, the trustee reserves the
right TO sell at the risk and Of defaulns pur.
chaser. H.WM. ELLIOTT, Trustee,
dec - W. l.. WALL co Aucts
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Rf W l. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
~ Stores No. 3l3 sDa 311,
Southwest corner of Pennsyiysaia ave ana Ctr q

Rf W l. WALL a co, Auctfoneers
- Stores No. 3l3 ans Sl1,
southwest corner Of Pennsylysais ave and 9Th st.
PEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE oF yALU-
AL AhLE REAL ksTATE ON LAfAfkTrK
- Rs virtue OF cecree of the Supreme Court
ia OF the District OF Colnmbia, passed in a Ger
htssn cause therein depending, IN witch John
Geiunes and others were compisinapts. and
Nm h. Cross and Others defendants the sane
being No. as kauity Docket Nc. S, the sulrscri
Der Will sell, at ru blic auction on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, the Zth day Of January. at $50
O'Clock on the premises, part OF Sassre No loS. in
this city OF ashington fronting on street north
nfty four feet nine inches, and running ba-k OF
tbst width one hundred and thirty-one feet one
incn, 70 twenty foot alley; also. Q brick stable
trontns On SAID alley and the ground on hitch ~
stsnos This property 10 improved BY three-
story, couble front Brick House, built In the bet
style This 10 one Of the finest ieces of property
ever offered for sale in Washington, adjoining the
House,
Terms Of eale as prescribed By the decree One
fourth In each the day Of sale and the residue
In three equal inetslmente, at SIX. twelve, and
eighteen months. with interest from dsy of sale
Tor which the notes Of the purchaser properly
secured. will be taken.
The above property vill be positively sold with.
out reserve, e. the highest bidder
All conveyan cing, including revenue stamps, ct
the cost of the purchase.
$500 will be required when the property is struck
Possession given an OF March next
J. CAkTkk MARBURr, Trustee.
IA w. l.. WALL A CO
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DROPOSALs FOB SUPPLIES.

~
OFFICE OHIEF OoMMIssA RY OF SUBSISTENCE,
NEW ORLEANS, La. December 70, 1853
Sealed Proposals in du plcate In vited till Il
o'clock m the sixth day Of January 1859, for fur
with the following stores. viz:
For Zoo pounds OF BROWN SUGAR in boxes,
equal TO No. IS Dutch Standard; Is per cent tare
viii BE- taken from the packages,
200 kegs 81 PICKLES, each key u hold sbout N
gallons; the price per gallon Of the Pickles to be
stated.
1000 pounds Of GROUND PEPPKR, put M in
papers OF precisely four ounces Of Pepper In each
paper, and these papers TO be carefully backed IN
good box, containing either % or 50 pounds.
tbs fsppef VIII Do required to be absolutely
100 kegs q GOLDEN SYRUP; the key. to hold
- or p gallons, the price Per gallon to be sta "a
and samples to be furnished "
The above articles to be Of the VERY best us,ity
and PIT mp IN superior and to Be dsiiv cred
4 the Anchor Press. IN this city, within twenty
days efter tn9 opening Of the bids
10 otds VII Dc received from parties Who have
braScs n the 1o wn tnsir engagements with any
PISpSs:Is 70 Be sdd,essed to the gndsssig and
metke2 xrokooen.n a. BEOkWlTH.
AZ Breyet MA. Cen. and c. g.. o. 3. A.
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I\Ew EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON srlAmsHIp
COMPANY.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. -
TWEEN NEW YORK AND <B6K

TWEEN NEW YORK AND 6&
THE DISTRICT
This Company will hereafter I'M two Steamers
aveek,
And every Saturday ct IL m
Leaving 0eorsetown every Monday ct - m,
And every Thursday at D. m '
freight received ct all times and forwarded at
lowest rates, "
JOHN r. DAvIDsOH, AGENT,
50 Water street, Georgetown
a. 1LDRIDGE 4 CO., Agent
Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
nfou 11S Wall street, New York
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ITS GRAND POWER In THE PREVENTION
AND CURE or PEsTIIENTIAL AND
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

II 10 in diseases where frmedi ate and absolut>
assistance and relief is required herein this rene
dy proves it's superior, and might say, per-
natural power in saving life, aud promotng
health.
In cases where Epidemic Diseases, PestiIsucs.
Small Pox, Fevers, ks., exist, II remedy proves
cure. No one that uses the Ready Relief When
Asistie Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever
will be seized with these diseases; and II ssissi
when using IL, will be cured IL the directions arc
followed. Simple as this remedy Is, ID possessao
the elements OF cure OF the most violent painful,
and fatal diseases that scourge the earth.
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HARBOR ENVIRONMENT AT MUSHROOM,
H MICHIGAN.


rNITED STATES BNGINEER' OFFIcEl
NO. 512 MAIN STREET, MILwAUkEE, Wis,
December 8, 1858
sealed Proposals Will be received at this office
unit! IL m January ~, 1859. for extending the
north pier at NJ uskegon, Michigan. The proposals
VIII De in duplicate, and separate for each class of
material and labor.
Fer par uculars as to payment, time OF commenc-
ing and finishing the work. classification Of mate
rial &C., apply to this ONCE, where plans and
specifications will be shown. to all who wish to
make proposals.
Contractors furnishing materials will be required
TO hold them without expense 20 the United states
charge Of the work.
Zach bid, to have consideration, must be accom-
panied by a guarantee signed by two resi- DO nsibie
names and duly certified to, as required upon the
forms furnished
A printed copy of this advertisement will be
attached to each proposal.
Blank forms of proposals, with form OF guar
antee. will be furnished from this Office upou
application
The work will be let to the Lowest responsible
bidder, the United States reserying the right O.
reject all bids
= Contracts with good and sufficient sureties, win
award.
The proposals will be placed in sealed envelopes
indeI sed roposals for Extending the North Pier
al Muskegon. Michigan" and addressed to
Brevet Lieut.. COL U.FARQUHAR,
4-5t Chief of Engineers
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PERSONS SUBJECT 20 appopl.x,, l.>rt a,.-
ease, headaches, udden snttngs. should kssp thu
Relief near them, Q teaspOonful On water, vii 10
three minutes, remove eli din ssltJ.
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BOARDING.
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES Of one
D. OF the best located Millinery and Fancy Goois
STANDS In the city doing q steady cash bust ness.
stb and 9th. jssim-
EOk SALE-A t;Fate chance tor any person
Il Wishing to start in busne ss-a stock of BOOTS
and SHOES, amounting to about thirty. We hun
dred dollars; ali fresh and desirable except about
tnfse nunsred dollars OF old stool good stand
Tor seveEty ave cent. on the dollar.
tor particulars address G. w., City Post Once,
with name and address iaS-6tr =
EOR sALE-sTOCK and FIXTURES in q pay
= ing business well established, requiring from
$500 to 5000 capital. The proprietor having
accepted an interest in q Baltimore Wholesale
house lsthe only reason for selling. A rare chance
and safe business. For further Partic lars call
on THOMAS RIFLE
De S-u 500 Seventh street, near 1.
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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN READY
RELIEF.
HKw COCKS. LARGE BOTTLES.
We have Ct Lest succsscsd IN getting Oork ia
Will prevent tn svaDorstion ~ the Rslfsf,
The subst1fuoon Of the India Rubbsr 0sopp9
vii prevent H. sveporasiou Of thS v0latiis Dre1-
ties ofths Belief. II IL important that ehs 1slsar
be kept cofsed 70 prevent The action efthe ssoss-
pherts ar.
The bottles ere Sseh sulsresl. % thst yssssa
rsS,,.s. a. 3 - ?, tss1g EsstfCs sss: ::
es.s ti.iassS e: z u hsIisf 9 c.. s:s
AZ e g s.I s;fIs =. asss:''
u.B.-rer.e.g 4. sg.s fissrics sss.n tsks 9
teaaDooafal Of uelief. in vsser, % rfst4g IN 60
morning: This viiI protect yss assdnst Fever 90
Asas asd I'll sshse Rsvsn. ~ ~ seaa
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Proposals in duplicate, With copy of this I'd =.
seIGsement attached, will be receiy ed by the un-
9~snrsignea until noon on the 10th proximo,
rp WARE, DEL.
o., ne estmated amount Of mud to be removed from
te1 on the g'acts, which 10 about eleven and one
nau 1eet above the bottom of the moat. Coptrac-
toIs VIII furpis their own barrows gang plauks
ano TOOLS, AND also their own pumps, and motive
power Ter keerihg the moat clear Of water.
Inc work must be completed by March l, 1859.
ceived BY the undersigned. up to thu same hour
ana 1sIe above mentioned for reno wing ono cubic
yetIs more or less, Of the mud from the glacis to
sucn points q may be designated, vary ing in dis
lance from rs to 300 yards
=, Ine proposals for cleaning the moat will state
The proposals for moving the mud from the glacis
loo yards.
Payments will be made monthly, or at such
times AZ FUNDS may he received for this purpose
The contractors will be required te enter int
ponds Tor the sum Of two thousand dollars, signed
also oy Two res ponsbe sureties, whose names must
be mentioned in the bids.
ANY information desired not herein contained
can De obtained on application BY letter or person
ally, to the undersigned
The proposals will be opened at noon on January
~ 1859, at Fort Delaware, Del, at which time and
place bidders are reau ested to be present.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
United States.
Proposals will be marked proposals for
Cleaning Moat at Fort Delaware. Del - or Pro-
posals for Removing Mud from Glacis at Fort Del
E.P NKwKIRK,
LIST Lieut.. 4th Artillery, and A. A Q. M,
Ja45 L.. s A. Fort Delaware, Del,
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPCsALs FOB STATIONERY.

Ass'r MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OrFrcE,l
WASHINGTON, ID. C., January s. 1883. (
o.rfoposals for furnishing this Depsrtm mt with
ceiyed st this once until the nth instant Partic-
uisrs furnished upon application.
...s @. SUTHERLAND,
JaS-eeSt Aasr n edie NJ purveyor n a A
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@. BAUM.
Removed.

POLL BABIES HOOP SKIRTS, Is CENTS.
would respectfully call the attention of the
ZA1ies that have Just received the largest stock
Y,FhEhCH COksBTs. all qualities. frosals to 81
PsHsEp nan1isStSrnE Al the lstsst novelties %
bear N mind that ell Goods are warranted 6t or
no sale. S'
CHAs. BAUM,
s13 SEyDHTH STREET,
Intsllisenosr Build
hIIkp sfArkS PATENT OFFICE.
n, A. WAsHIS6ION, ID. @ Deceuber N Issa
Bs,sso me Petition Of JEREMIAH sTEvEK, Of
49,. tonn., praying FER the extension Of =
y1sT xt snt.d him on the lsf day Of nsy Isss re-.
iss1ed ths ~ asy Q, October lsss, and again re-
40 seni9es Tor Furnishing Metals:
this once on tSs ~. ,he said petition be heard q
Seson may oppose this extension Obisction.s
thls ofsca , 40 other pspers should be ned in
'A'' onee twenty says before the DAY OF hearin~
fssw,w ELISHA FOOrE.
~ tommis sfoner of PafeDfs
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DROPOSALS FOB THE EXTENSION OF THE
POLLOK CELEGKAPH.

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcE,)
No. LOUISIANA AVENUE.
WAsHINeToN, D. O., December 81, lsSs.S
Sealed proposals, addressed to the Board Of Po-
lice, will be received at this oice until THU rs
DAY, January z, at noon; for the extension of the
Police Telegraph from these Headquarters to the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
4, Also, separate proposals. for the extension OF
street east and South Carolins to the Same
point, in accordance with specifications at this Of
fce.
specifications may be seen and any ex pl an ations
will be given on application to
n Y. HOLLEY