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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

ADJOURNED sPHcrAL MEETING.
CouHciL C4AxBxRs, Feb. II, GO.
Pressnt-His Hsnor, Aid. Mcneil. May d
Pro Tem., Aldermen Claussen. Cunnisg-
ham, Dermody, Frixzell. Kruse, Littig
Mathss. Mueller and Rusgs.
Tho Clerk read the call for the special
meeting.
The City Attorney, By request Of Aid.
Matthss, read for the Council the order oi
the District Court for the payment Of part
Of the Cof1n Judgement against tho city
Of Davenport.
Aid. Dermody offered the following res
olution.
Resolrsd, That bis Honor, the Mayor, ID
connsstion with the Finance Committse. b.
and are hereby authorized to make . lear
sf money, on the best terms possible, sufR.
cient to pay up that portion Of the Cofiir
Judgment now due.
On molten Of Aid. Dermody, the City
Clsrk and Aid. Cunningham we're granted
leave Of absence on account Of their be
ing on the Jury in = case now on trial in
the District Court. which IS now in session
Carried
0o motion, Aid. Dsrmody vas appointed
VteIk pIOs tOM. VI soio m00tluRs
Aid. Runge offered the following rssolu-
tion as an amendment to Aid. Desmody'l
resolution:
Rsselsed, That the sum Of two theusand
dollars $4,000 be borrowed from thl
Road Fund, and transfer the same 70 ths
General Fund for the purpose Of paying
tho claim Of the Coma judgment, now due
said sum to be refunded - soon as ths
taxes Of 1859 are collected.
Which was adopted BY the following
vote:
Ysas-Clausssn, Fsisssll, Littig, Mueller
and RuDgs-6.
Nays-Dsrmody, Kruss and Aasthss-S
AID. Claussen moved that % erdes bl
drawn sa the City Treasurer for the sen
Of TIVE thousand six hundred and sixty. one
dollars (2.ssD, the tame to Be paid to shs
attorneys Of the Coffin Judgment, ths
same being the amount now due from tht
city, which Was carried.
On motion the Council adjourned.
lAttestl I. DERNoDy,
Clerk, fIe tenn.
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For Sale.
.N1RE. M. n, 1vnRn.

TIE NORTH-wESr THREE KIoHTlHs OF
l. the NeWceDb Farm, near alcott
DIT. M8WCOMB
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AGENTS WANTED

And cell sn article needed BY every basiuen mas n
The eoastry. Ageats realize anet Deo6t e ffon
90 70 go per day. cash In hand. Oaly : ~ doh
laTs Necessary TO starr the businoo4 Address with
stamp. WESTERN PUBLICATION CO.,
Coraer 81 ana Ferry strests,
sepl9d61ly Davenport, I, iowa.
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ApJeUnNHD ePsciAL nsg9INe.
CouxcIL CaAnsEs, Feb. 18th. 1868.
Pressnt-His Houer Aid. Mcneil, Mayor
pro tenn. Aldermen Bryant, Clausssn, Der
mody. Frizzsll. Mueller and Runge.
The rsll WAS called, and no quorum was
present.
Alderman Claussen movsd that this meet.
ing adjourn to meet on Saturday the 18th
inst. Ut l o'clock, p. n, and thaA the Oitv
Marshal bs instrueted to compel the absent
members Of the Council to attend said
meeting. Carried.
ATTEST. JonN LiLLis, City Usfk.
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NvALFaAMRs,GILT
" kssae y ooi and 0ilt,
Black Walnut snd Gilt,
frori Tx to s0xfA inch.
Round France 70 In. ~
u. aud Is In Square
Frames manufactured
hUm Gilt and nix Wal
nut and 0ilt. and Rose
sw0od and tAilt mould
iass. ali et.Gr. for OIL
puietines. Chfo0oe Ia
cravings. t'hoto1raphs
Re. NJ
GRfocs. wsrsn1 . D MS
Successors 70
LuSE D 01l0@.
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r ADIHs' BOOKS, Pc
Htcrson's Harper's. Put
name and all Negatives
uarper's BaaAa- Frank
lesns's and every new
paper, Pamphlets, &c.
houud in any styls u
the bludery of
0Rl00S. WATSON
DAT.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

FORT lkDEpENDENt &,
PrOPSsai. 10 n daP2isas. Win COPY cfibs ySr
tiseme ut attached, will be received BY the under,
sEusd' until APr HIM N 49, Tor supplying
The said beef must be fresh, Of a good market;
quarters, IuseF, shank and kidney, t.llOw TO BE-
cost. 10 such quantity as may be, frop, time to
nandiSS 0dieer shall desiSGate-not exCecilOr
The aeeks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall be cat OH Al
the fourth yertsbral Joint, and the breast nned
down. The shanks u fore'qqAIters shall b" cut
and Of nd uaTteTs from six TO ght inches above
the gambrel or hook Joint.
Separate proposals In duplicate wiz also DO 70 /.
date above mont oped, for supplying Conpl ioned
Ohicers and their families stationed NJ this Post, or
supplied therefrOm, with such choice fresh beet ~
tasy may ptT% Ss to s saSk reSsSI Se e SIR
These contracts o be In force six months or such
time as the ComqL,saTy General shall direct, less
he approvai u the CSmmaaling General Of The
Department OF the RAst
Ia ease q failure Of deficiency iP the qgsiy Or
Ssn tEs 60n%ssTy a. io aS 81
have power to supply the deficiency ny purchase
aud the contractor WILL be charged Win Tue ilEe'
The contractor will DO required e enter into
bonds for the sum Of one thousand dollars, signed
also By two responsible suTetos' whose names must
be mentioned IN M p 70 Snsned attn m on April
10Th, ise6, al Fort Independence, Mass, at which
time and place bidders are requested TO be present,
S be fRRfETbSSfRicfk Sc HS''
First Lieutenant bth Artillery,
mhSid BreVst Capt. U, U. A., aud A. c. B.
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,rHB BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

'INHB BALTlhORk AND ohio hAlLhoAp'
on and AFTER SUNDAY. l7th MAY. 1905. three daily
trains " III be run between Baltimore and Wheel
Ing and PAIkeIsburE. as follovsi
ssnoI SEdh ally except SI eli T ssSSa sSip w 'lH'
sAss LINE NJ w P fnss VIM Rs.ss
Ssst Bss and Tor ii PO S
w,i sGSsTfss and SSdNS5 5aM TRAIN
day. n Leave. wiasSssteT Il foi BIltinoTs daily
Sundays sxcepted) At $50 =. m. ConnseLink ~
'aaSIsn S Junction a WR ' tTan Ca a.sSfs
THE ELLIooTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Daln.
RS9SrntHs IssSes Ellc0tt. Nils a. TSS6d lilo
m and s'T F tPS fHtS,GERRsTowE,
nsSIng At llaseTstowp Junction, with washtag!on
County Railroad, arriving at Hagedstown at 2:S
1S s s M a ESiSIanE Bsmais SS at iS A.
N, anu "" p FoR WINCHESTER.
rlSias al %iaeEsstSr al d and siS pm Return.
Ing leave Winchester at and 1855 q, IN. arriving
in baltimore y WI 81 x %sAsTi.SsSSft5tSSr m
Leaye Baltimore at $50, o6, SD and s:< a. m. ,
and f siIS, @Is&sssfafSSSfoSS FOR BALTIMORE
49, ''nd $50 ; FOR Il ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington q. m. and i:S p IN.
Leave Baltimore Tor W As6in ston at $50 and 20
a aaq saa 49, go !. Leave "''A'1s'Un
fcF I lPPiS't % RRaIEES &ss nSs
''''''H' u ~ 'D' w JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ. CuLE. GoueTal Ticket Agent
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Gs.kp ME- At S1Isi.
Sealed g prsSs!s n "a ds Shsss s ia,.l.An.
sPS Rss tSa tss dSsS ss SRss
mile nj efsSs. i.ts Snaiio. \ Y. slli b I:ssissd
F'i "F'i SsEiSists i' until
me- b i. wsGsA i;sS 4 ss.ss Item: W. Rr'A
Item Item lii '&ssssrs for Screw Bolts.
Each tea T2B & z 70 70 n sFEfoRsRDT
Item /. Counter .hswins white pine timber, to be
bia and paid NJ by ths ;aBsrasi.l iSSt -.
.sa 5sR js i fssf i,' sa Ss %.I p.
t6slow water work. 70 be bid and Paid fot BY the
nf is@ i Sasss ssssS!s FEET much a. may be
.upsrstrueture. TO 10 bid and paid for BY the cubic
Item ". Excavation and removal Of material
Sand, gravel, bpwders. son deposits. old timber
SfST srss es IT 81 S SGd
* All the above q Be lie. by class,
| the Items Of a class. will be rejected.
soasssg y g t .S. % 6. a:G
Ss bnsd hI .e scr1sy
Collector o. Customs, or other Ger Of the United
| TO this onicc.
bonds for the faithful performance Of the con.
tract will be executed In each case, In sums TO be
hxed by the undersignedi and no bondsmAn will
be accepted whose sufneisney is not proven to the
| Satisfaction Of the undersiEned.
IN, , April %, 1850
Iron to be delivered and labor commenced by the
10th OF May, 1902
Work to be finished by December ], 1852
All further necessary Information may be OBJ
tained a. TO Glass by personal application a. THIS
once. between the h9nEs u II a. Y, anu > \, u;
by personal application, or BY mail for a copy Of
BIDS and guarantees must DO submitted on blanks
furnished from this Once onEAppliC alton, aud each
bidder must submit, with the bid. the names Of
the two bOldsmen he iHtends to use, with eyi-
dence, satisfactory to the undersEnsd, Of their
suthciency. M. D, hcALkbfkk,
mhiS.td Byt Brig Gen. Major Of Rnginsefs.
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" FEBRUARY TO- 1869,
District Of C0lumbid, Washington County, % t0H:
In tbs case Of EDWARD N. THURsTOS, RXeeu-
trlk % MARY hSy BRoyS. .deceasedI the ex;
said inpolnted TUEsD Jay, The 18th day q March.
A., D, lsoe, for the nnal settlement and dis
trbutlOn Of the personal estate OF said decee ssd
and Of the assets In hand, as far the same have
been collected and turned into money whea aai
are notified 70 attend, with their claims properly
youshsd, or they may oihorwise BY A T Estate,
provided copy o. this order DO pabishssS
week for three weeks In tho hATloNAh ""' ~
GAsr previous TO lh''n' Is r. O'BElRNE,
,iItiyqu, REGISTER Of Wllls
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HHApQUARrsss FIRST military Dnrnior.l
,., o.,.I Rrss. g. o. va W.. iShi !. iss !
/. The following order Is published for the
Information of all Interested;
HsApeuhnrnss OF rII Alsr,i
,...,o, o,S %::S n: II 2si's b. iss'
Ertrsct.l.
10. BY direction of the President of the
United States, Brevet Major General A. 8.
Webb, United States army, Is assigned TO
command the First Military District, accord
ing to his breyet Of Major General, until the
arrival of Brevel Major General Candy, to
relieve him. He will accordingly repair to
Richmond Virginia. without delay
By command of General Sherman.
/ (Slgned) Z. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
2. In compliance with the above order the
undersigned assumes command OF the First
Military District, created by act Of Congress,
passed March Q, 1867.
ALEXANDER s. wHBB,
Brevet Major General, U. 8. A.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST military DsrhIor.l
RIGHaOSD. Va. April .. 1907.
!, General Order No. %.
[Extract.l
8. The duties and powers Of the provls-
lonal Governor Of Virginia are hereby re-de-
yolved upon II. H. Wells, the present pro-
ysional Governor.
By command of Brevet Major General
, Webb.
! 8. F. CHALPIN,
II Assistant AdIutant General.
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR REMoVlNo BLOSSOM
Sealed prop9sAls; y dupheate, WV Be received
Cal, until IL o'clock noon, April Is, lsae. when
they will be opened, and bidders are invited q be
francisco harbor, CAlifornia, to depth oftw"nty.
four (2i) feet ct meau low tide, which IL The Zero
| Of the Coast Survey Map Of this harbor. In case
any OF the bids should exceed forty ave thousand
tet5 0l dollars In currency, bidders must state 10
what depth they will remove the rock for forty We
tn pusand (tS. 0O0) dollars uIreneys
All bids to be made In United States eufreney,
aud the payment Is 10 be made on the satisfaetnTy
completion Of the work, after examination by the
eminent.
Each bidder will be required, before the time
hNed for tho opening VI the bids to he In this once
q bond, with SUFFICIENT sureties, In the sum Of nye
thousand 5,oO0) dollars, conditioned that " his
bid is accepted he will execute written agree
mept for the faithful performance Of his contract
aud give such further bond fer the performance oi
his written agreement as may be required said
agreement 10 TO be made subject 10 the approval OF
The Contract will be GwGrded to the lowest re.
sP9nsibls bidder. but the right to reject auy or all
bids Ia reseryei.
4, copy Of this advertisement must be attached to
each bid.
Bids that do not comply with the above require
ments will not be entertained,
Plans aud sections, copied from the Coast Survey
Chart, eau DO teen at my once.
Persons who wish to bid for the wOr X. and who
reside at 4 distance, eau be furnished with copies
Office. Il, y, wILLlAhsON,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

o, s. EsGIsEER's o1yIoE, No. stfuIa srasEr.}
Sealed pyopS SS Il dupiie.! Viii 8 Iss.!sd
at this once until - m. On MONDAY, April y,
lsp, for the copstru ctol Of dam across the Ohio
river In front Of Louisville, Ky.
The plans and specihestions Of lhe work TO be
done can be seen, and any ether Information can
be obtained, on parsonal sppllostion Of this ooe.
A printed copy Of this advertisement must be al
tached TO each proposal, and each bid must DO sc-
eorpa MED BY Written guarantee. siensd BY two
respon sble persons, thAtths party or PARTIES pro-
No bids Will be entertained sxoept from person.
the right Ia reserved to reject any and all bids II u
shall be deemed for the intsrest Of the Government
twenty per eentum Of the monthly estimate Of
work done will be retained as security for the fall
nlment Of the contract.
Proposals must DO inolo.sd In a scaled enyelope.
indorssd Proposals for Work on Pan WA5d I'D
Major Corps Of Engineers, Brevst Major General
U. 3. A. mh2o.td
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Books and Stationery.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
w. r. MI M 10,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER

no. o. LOUISIANA AVENUE,
under ssaton House,
Coustantly on hand a full assortment OF New
nd Second Secondhand Books Psriodisaps. MaE.nes
Paper Bags, Flour aud Buefwheat Sacks. Prin-
School. Law aud Medical BOOKS at moderate
~ d OLD BOOKS bought or exchanged.
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Railroad Routsa,
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoA6.

RALTlMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsurraror, Sept Is, 1859
MORE, and WxshrH6foS iNb THE WEST, AZ.
ron BALTInoRR.
k's's NJ. aI w i ;HssP s1ss 80 a and
51s ~. ~, M.f sfaTlS g
ana and 100 p Ssa Irs.potIs
Leave st1a q. and 4 op, m. 10 train to or from
Annapolis on sunday,
FOR BALTfM0RK
'''''"S S6 II w WAY sftTlSs = ana h"P' m'
l'''' iSss Az "a fss e ~ ~ lfhi R2 RSfsr.
Leave daily, eEespt Saturday and Sunday, at
sa N, and 20, a, 70, and 80 m.
melting a. Relay Station with trains from Baltimore
TO Wheeling, ParkersburG, Ae.
Through Tickets to the West eau he had II 40
washiuEtou Station Ticket oics at all hour In tue
IcL New TSrt .Phll.dslPhl., and Boston. Gee ld.
J, L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
., N. COLE, General Ticket Aren't.
GEO. s. KO0NTZ, General Aren't, Washington.
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Educational.


M
Professor DANIEL Z. GRouX, formerly tesehs
Of Modern Language A. the deSrEetowp and Co.
successful during mAny years In impATting the
knQwledse Of french, Spanish and oerpan, VIII
classes for Instruction In the Sboye languages.
TranslqtiOns made, also, from the ltallsn. sWed:
lsh. DGgiSh, Dutch, &c Fer terms, Apply a. h'
iutop D. d, sspl-W
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as follows:
At Fort Buford, D. 7. 80 tons.
At Fort Totten, d. 7, 80 tons.
A. Yer, sssyenSnopt d A, no tons
At FORT suliY, d. 7. 90 tons
Al Fort Ransom, D. IT,, 70 tons.
| The hay to be cut this year, while green. prop
erly cured, free from weeds. and delivered At the
| posts by September I, 1882.
/ Zach bid should contain written guarantee Of
two responsible persons TO the effect that the bidder
Ia able TO fulhll contract In accordance with the
| terms q his ptoposiiiop. and that, should his
proposition be accepted, he will at once enter into
contract IN aoeordaaee herewith, and thai they
| and su dicient bonds for Tia fulhllment
| The responsibility 81 the atantors must be
shown by the Official eertlheAls Of the Clerk OF the
nearest District COURT. Of the United States Dis
BIDS shouId Be made for each Pei sepaIstsly.
The 0Oyernment reserves the right TO reject any
aud all bids. II q bid IA In the mama OF n arm,
their names and post oaiee address must apps9r,
sSa'sPPss op ss
aud addressed either to Breyst BnSadi.r 0snersl
Tie undsf.iInsd 4 81 Paul: MINI y" .,
n; Monday, April Il to-, cJJi n, GlLMAs. n
q. g., Department Of Dakota. mhlS-td
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-,oOK,s BOARDING STABLES,

COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between D and &, No, 4o7.
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
Large, airy and comfortable stables, The pToprie.
Tor Il we'll known as OF the best feeders In this
District Owners OF poor horaes eau have them
attended and well cared for.
GARRlA0EB can be had at all hours for Parties,
WeddlpEs, aud Funerals. iAS-u
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Wants.

WANTED. AN elderly German widow, an or
w perieRe,d house,keeper, wishes a situation
Vi ginia.
Address Eottora, Washington Post once.
mh2q.eo9t
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- wAsuIE0ToH, D. G., Feb, %, ls6e
the petition Of hESRI BoISr9S, Of New iSts
to him on the 18th day Of June, 1864 for AZ I'm
pT9yemept IN RseiproeatinE kHilTSy b,sId AZ tits
odAes on the alth day Of May 5shL an ISn.
son may oppose this eHtensSaa;u 81 died In this
SsSs sRIy S SSys bsSTs Inc q heIT5Etp
ami, CommissioneT Of Patents,
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Pawn Brokers.

475 LICENSED DY AUTHORITY. 475
B. FURNISHINGS
LOAN 0RPICE, f76 Thirtesuth street, third door
south Of Pennsylvania avenue, Money loaned or
Silver Watches, Diamonds, JewslTy, Silver
Plate. Pianos. Purnltprol Mechanical Tools,
all descriptions
sait-tf b. BURHsTINB.
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TINTED STATES PATENT 3oFIISEl =, ~

LIMITED WITS 4A.ITHfsa T5b g. e, March H. lsg
tho oSG, Of %G S DUsSsH q S
nSstnisi to him on the 10th day u April 1885, Tor an
tpnTovement in Card Exhibitor, this application
having been authorized by act Of Congress ap-
proved March 3, 1872 "
Is ordered that said petition be heard At this Of
NAV oppOse this extension. Questions, dspoai-
Wons aud other paHgs should DO hlsd In thiA otiCu
ELISHA FOOTE,
mb9{-Tu9W Commissioner VI Patents
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PROPOSALS FOR BBEF.

OFFICE CHEZ CosxIssART OF suBSIsrESeE,)
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA, Y
ST. PAUL, MIEE,. March ., 1888.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. will be received
until n m, MONDAY. April u. lste. for furnish.
BEIr CATTLE,
| on the hoof, as followsi
no head Al Per! BgfOrd. D. T. to be delivered by
10 head at Ioit T9ttsn. D, T.. to be delivered By
| August ], lS@.
sohesd a. Port stsvsnsOn. D. T.; to be delivered
| by July ]. lSp
so head At fon Sally. p 7. 40 % BE- delivered by
yulyl. 1872. and the remainder BY September
IS head al Port Randall. D. T. to be delivered by
% head at Rort Dakota. D. T. to be delivered by
| August I, lsp.
7OhoId Il FGi, Ransom. D. t. Ito be delivered by
The cattle must average about go pounds gross
Weight, and DO steers from three to seven years Of
All less than three and over seven year, old. and
all falling short Of 900 pou nds gross weight bulls,
stays, and cows, will be reiscted. -,
Also, at same time and places, proposals Will be
received for rupplytuE
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PROPOSALS oE E G42REFIEse AND cIOrHlSo

.......-- NAVY DlpAhthtFr,l
BrREAu OF PHOvi'tOs' h.DI cs9TsIssS.
tepar.te. proposals.. peslsd and indcrstd Pre-;
PosIls for CIoi6Ing and Clothina Materials. will
On the hrst day q Nay, isp. for furnishins and
Delivering a the Jailed States hsvy-yard At
BrooslEn. New YORK. within fopr moahs frsm q.
articles spseiGsd in The folioyins list. VII;
1000 yards Blue rlauhel. ......
1900 pairs Wooilen Socks
1000 pairs Calf Shoes.
Offers may be made for one or more articles, nj
he opon q .hs bidfsr and T. ca, s. n2Ss h.9 'es
Bureau viii have The right % accept one or more
Of the articles Contained In sueh offer. and reec.
ant Of any enc OF more Of the articles required.
The quality Of the articles. and the sizes Of the
:sos And .ost. Iu eOSfSI% VA ~ ample. y
Boston. and for Information as 10 the laws ana
regulations lin pamphlet foImf reEaritAE con
tracts, bladers are referred to the omcee 81 the
Commandments and Psymssters ofthe severai NAVY
yards.
.Sps. SiSass OF s,Sds4s viii. Il bis or tksr
ave days. with sood and saelsnt saretss. % fur.
nlsh the articles proposed.
MED 81 such guarantees, and The DepsTtmsnt vil
consider Itself at ubeIty 70 reject any prYposai
tiasd BY the Assessor of fstsrnsl Rsvenus i9r ths
distrietin which they reside, and unless the ~
c4nse required by act Of Congress Is furnished with
Tic Department reserve. the right 70 rsi.e, any
'r RRs5an h'A dsi.t S x BSi.ss.
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New Books,

LlPB OF HORACE GREELEY. By James Par.
TIE III BRIwHviILSfiPERs. S:is.Is; Memo WV
rails Of the Brawnyille ATHLETIC Club. By
Moses Colt Tyler, Professor OF English Lit
erature In Michigan UniycIsity ............. I50
CHIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
BY.wAYsOP EUROPE ByBaysrd Taylor q Is
LBrTBRs FROh LONDON By Geo. N,
MEMOIRS OF BARON BUNsRN, . yuls.,.... $50
BIoGRAPAICALsK SKETCHES. By Miss Har-
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MY TIN ROD FARM, or How Became
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PROPOSALS FoR LAYING WATER MAINS

MAroR's oryInr, Crry HALL,
wIsHiygros. MFreh n, lsD.
Sealed proposals. for Laying water nain.. to be
proNimo 7Ilsls- q
The ely is divided into three districts. for the
purposes Of these proposals, a. follows, VII: . :.
me GSsssp sS Alb,hs. part q ~ eity north
and wet q Seventh street west. ~. 49,.
-. yi.tr i No Ian hat part % the city north
sIde Of Seventh street west - 49,
District No. All that pa n az ths oitx b.tweep
the Canal and the Potomac and Rastsrn Brsneh'
Bidder must spssify whish di.trie, Is bid for.
ed by Application TO the Water Resistss ana
the bids null b made upon these orelA forms
along the line. will DO included In the naesuTs-
menf with the mains, and paid for At the contract
Sss bond and 'ss.Ti'B SWss SSs!5,.a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-05

aS-Tr.ius leaving bait more and Ohio Depot =,
$50 u. m :, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at u. Asaph Junction,
for all points bn the line OF thQt road between Ma
nAsss : Junction and HArrisonburg
Trains leaving St. Asaph and King streets a. . S
r. m. connect at 81, Asaph Junction with train
from MAnAszaA and HarrlsonburE at ass y. m,
aTTlyin at baltimore and Ohio Depot atS:0p. m,
aud In time for aP6 nj. tEaR m M saiatmSTes
W. J. PHELPs. Gen I manager. deeJJ.H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-05
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CHANCE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905.
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
rHRou0H NAIL TRAINS.
Leave >shington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, o. m. ido. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, 6.Sk.L.
Leave AlsxL pdris, from corner Of Duke aud
Horny streets IRON Manassas railroadl 2.y7 p. m I
do. from Lynchburg, ep. IN.