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p E2 Q " $ % m s
z 20,..- 80 bbls
"h"o, oADt'' 1000 bushels
mas" Smoked Shoulders 10 bbls Syrup
Fulton Market Family Lard
Lard
Plgs Feet Cheese, Candies,
Snokeu beet Rice Tea, Pickles, Fruit,
Frenoh earancs &C., &C. &C., SC, 30.
With Family
I8aCeoG Go Co.
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toTFIcIAL.1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed - she Third Session OF the
fortisth Congress.
[PUBLIo-No. 43.l

[PUBLIo-No. 49,.
AN ACT granting the right Of way 10 the
Walla- Walla and Columbia River Railroad
Company, and for other purposes.
Be u enacted bVnh< Senate and House Of Rep
rsssntatipss Of hs United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the right OF way
through the public lands be, and the same Is
hereby, granted to the Walla-Walla and Co.
lumbia River Railroad Company, corpora
tion existing under the laws of the Territory
Of Washington, and duly incorporated for
said town Of Walla-Walla to some eligible
point on the nayigable waters Of said Column
bia river, In said Territory said right OF way
hereby granted TO said railroad Is to the ex-
tent Of one hundred feet In width on each
side OF said road where Il may pass over the
public lands; also, all necessary ground, not
TO exceed 1--WE acres at each station, for sta
tion buildings, workshops, depots, machine
shops, switches, slde-tracks, turntables, and
water stations.
Sec. 2. And be u further enacted, That the
county commissioners Of the county Of
Walla- Walla, In the Territory OF Washing
ton, be, and they are hereby, auth oriZed and
empowered 10 aid In the construction Of the
Walla- Walla and Columbia river railroad by
subscribing TO the capital stock OF said Walla-
Walla and Columbia River Railroad Com
pany In the name and on behalf Of said
county OF Walla-Walla, and by issuing bonds
Of said county, payable at such time as said
commissioners shall think proper, and bear
ing Interest Of not more than eight per cent.
Der annum, In payment for said stock 80 by
them taken In said railroad company, or by
Issuing bonds, bearing Interest as aforesaid,
as q loan 10 said company, to be used In the
construction Of said road, or 10 aid said com
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pany In the construction Of said road by the
credit Of ssid eotAaty In oily other manner
she sad ,commfssleuers0 may think proper
frostS<d, That the aid subs eriptIon, loan,
] or eshnrlaid 90 given By sald toommiss'oners
osa,d company shall In no odse exceed the
sum 81 fhreo hundred thprfaApd dollhfs Md
{yoridfd Jsrtatp, That lthcissid snbsdription,
loan, or otbes nd, shah hsvo besn aubu,itted
ITO tho people Of sald. county and been vptcd
for By three foufths ofithe legal vote csst at
an election held for that purposei lid pro-
vidsd fsytsr, That III sab, voto be taken at
OF speetai dloetior, 1tha ,nokiosD shsll be tho
same NJ provhisdeby the lawsof said Teffis
tofy for general eleetions.snj 5ii ,bosu2
Bee. 8. And b u further enacted, That
the comfy commissioners Of the county Of
alla-Waua,p trthe Teuitory'o OF Washing
ton, DO, and they arc lherehy authorised and
empowered 10 hold O special eviction, at such
tines as they may designateJ after twenty
days public notice, which said election shail
DO governed by Tho general laws OF the Ter
prltory upon the subjoet Of elcoilonB, at which
election thhtsld to- be given, by said county
% said Walla-walla and sGolumbla River
Railroad Company, either by subscriptions
10 stock or otherwise, ahall be,submltted to
and DO voted upon by, tho legal voters Of
said county in such manner ~ said commits
sioncrs may designate q provided, That this
grant IL made upon tho express condition
that any efiort BY ssid company hereafter 10
obtain any land grant, sabsidy, or pecunlary
aid from Tho United 6tatos government shall
work forfeiture Of this grant. " .a.Ig. 81
W Approved, March 9, 1859. ,uT'rg aEs af
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mil the istE day Of April. isp, Al 10 'sPost m.
poa! river Or to The site Of the new Kali
and Wagon Bridge 70 be built to connect the island
o. cubic yards OF stone, more or less, REQUIRED
for the piers and sbutpsnts q said bridge. The
stone to be good qahlity Of building stone, and
RrG. WIKI somnoaiy nS%n ~ ssS or block w
S,G9SS, and one third good sound rabbs The
and DAVIS, which might render 4 unsuiiable i0r
face one, and AZ Witch does not come up to Che
rsSG,rSd STANDARD to be used ioT inside work. and
bridge And rubble stone to be detsrmln ned by ssti
mating the amount Of each as laid In the piers and
will be dstsrninsd BY tsEiSs the subicsi eontsnt.
OF the flushed work, excluding al technical aud
sonstruct,ys . Measurement B,dds,S vii state
they can dgllyerthe whole amount required.
and place for !, 800 cubic yards, more or Less, OF
Stone, required for the piers and abutments Of the
MISE va s SS sG es. III s1S
to be q HS kSd SnS sSn S AS by the %sSTS
Of liver or railroad to the site Of the bridge
and place for j? 900 barrels more or less ofCemen,
tho island OF Rock Island, accessible by boats Or
cars as may be required by the commanding On
Ger The cement TO be Of Gge9d quality sGtj o iS
sUCh quantity as the COmmaudipg Omeer Ot Ar
senAl may from time to time direct: ,,,,.
funds as the United States may furnish ten Per
H. az eo I'm sstH p az he sSntTSct.
Proposals vi be iPdOIsed Proposals for Stone
fRe United States reserves the right to reject any
and Al b.ds ifaot deemed sstistaesory.
Pnrg IzLAsR kRsRs Az. Anvil z, lsln srn
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DEPARTMENT OF rHH lErERlOR.
WARRINGTON, d. o. April 10, 1909. !
Proposals for fnrnishinE such Static merry a. may
be IsqAlrod py this Department aud the bureaus
aud ofdees thereof during the remainder Of the
fiscal year ending June 70. 1850, viii be reesiyed
until u O'Clock, IN. Of sAturd4y, May I. leR,
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or arm making II, an be accompanied by q sAtis-
factory guarantee TIT the bidder will execute
contract with good And ufieienl bonds II his bid
psin aseeptsd for any or all articles,
OF their kind.
Bond with approved security will be rsquired
Of the party to whom the contract may be awarded.
On failure to furnish any Article when required,
In reasonable time, the right Is reserved Of pur
chasing Ia open market. or OF declaring the con
tract forfeited and n greater prizes than the con-
tract prue DO paid for sue article. the difference
The Department reserves the right to reject or ac-
oept the bid on al artic es snrly or eollsetiysly.
An estimate q the quantitiss which viii be
III ioformsiion. 10 sesotaanee with this sdver-
Proposals unaecompanied BY satisfactory guar
antees I'LL not be considered. and contracts will
be awarded only 70 established manufactures or
dealers In the articles
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specifications furnished. and failure to do
will cause the rejection ofAny bid.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary OF
the Interior. and DO Endorsed 'Propo.als for Sta
tionery.' J. d. COX,
aplS,l5, ,72.829 Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
n
D. s ExaINEEh,s oEHIoK, No. 8IFII1HSrnHEr

US, ESdlSBEh,s oIIIcE, No. q fIIIasrHHEr,
Sealed proposals, n duplieS!e, viii 10 received
AZ this once until y N. on MONDAY, April 10,
1859, for the construction OF dAm across the Ohio
river In front OF Louisyllle, Ky,
The plans aud spec ncAtlOns Of the work to ls
done eau be seen, and any other Information can
be obtained, on pc sonal app ication Al this ofnee
taHbsd Io sasSP Dr y, ~ ma asrh pe az
eoTPanisd by written guarantee, signed by two
resPOnslbs persons, that the party or parties pLo-
AwRrdment.
who have had expeTienes In similar work, aud
the right Is reserved TO reject any and az p!asu
shall be deemed for the Interest 81 the "oNVfneh'
to do so. 49,. ..,t.... -,
twenty per eeptum Of the month estImats q
work done will DO retained rs security Vr 'hei ul'
| nlment Of tho contract II l., 4. ...,., ..,
Proposals must By ael2ssi 10 Sealed envelope
| Endorsed Proposals lot WON ou BAmnl AUD "a
| dressed to y,. u,1 y, WkiThbL,
"RG mh25 I'd
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D RoPosALs FOR CORN AND WOOD.



Sealed proposals., In duplicate, Will be received
at this ONCE until noon on MONDAY, the 16th OF
April, 1859, for furnishing the QuAftermaster
Department at Fort Gibson, G. N. , with suppliey,
to be delivered as follows;
1000 bushels Of Corn.
w loo cords Of Wood.
merehantabie Corn aud Hard Wood, subject to the
Inspection Of the ofnoer agent Of the United
states receiving the same.
Proposals for Corn must In all cases specify the
kind and quantity the bidder desires TO furnish,
whether 10 sacks or bulk.
Each bid must be accompanied by a good and
snmheiept guarantee from two or more persons,
Of court Of record setting forth that they will,
IN the event Of Its acceptance, give ample bonds
same
The nams and place OF residence Of each bidder
and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained, unless salts
fAetOrily represented, that does not fully comply
with the terms Of this advertisement,
The night to reject any or all bids ts reserved.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed PROPOSALS.
for Corn or Proposals. for Wood, - as the case
may be, and addressed to the undersignsd at Fort
Payment to DO made in Government funds on de.
funds shall have been received for that purpose.
Deliveries to commence before Nay Is,
1850, aud to be made as follows: Corn, at rate OF
not less than 800 bushels per month. until the
contract !. hlled and Wood. at rate OF not
lees than 30 cords per month until the contract l.
hlled.
BY rider Of Brew. Maj. Gen. B. II. grlsr.op,
Brew. Lieut. Col. and A. O. IL, u. &. A., CHIEF O.
NJ Dist, Ind. Ter Rpi2.id
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DEPOT RtAhTEhMA'l LA ; Nlfltk,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April :, 1881
Scaled proposals. Will DO received Al this OH &c
uutiI ii o o'clock a IN. On MONDAY, the 10Th Inst
Tor furnishing the duaItcrmasteT's Department
with ave thousand GOOD gross tons Tor such less
quantity as may BE- rsqulTed) bOst quality OF White
4 h Anthracite Coal, Of such siLes aud In such
quantities as may be ordered for \ period Of one
year from the lsL day Of Nay next, with the Phvl
$500 tons, should v be required
50 much Of the coal as may be req uired for use In
this city. including the unitsd States arsenGls al
Bridssburs and ofay,s Perry road, % an amount
delivered as ordered, Without Gdditionai expense
to the unlted States. The balance to be del SsTed
on board Of vessels at this port, good order and
coalition. free from slate bone, dust and other In
puEites.
blank forms, which can be obtained at this otAee,
aud envelopes endorsed "ProposaIs for Delivery
Of Coal, Bidders are invited at the opening OF
The Quartsrmaster's Department reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids. ,., H., ,.,,t,.
Any additional Information desired w puI,hvs
wishlpg 70 bid will be furni'hsd HgpGp "ESUnssnOp
Brsys, CT and A. Q, NJ. o. o. A. Depot aSssi.Ger'
master pi.N'
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Government Sales.
L fSsf ,IsItI sE3kEs sUKaicAL AND DEN:

Assistant AEpIcAk,PrIraIoh,s2 r.IeE.(
win be sold 81 Pqblie Aueiien, 10 ibis city on
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL Gst,
at judiciary square Depot y street, between
RSsGih sPa gs .Pis a y large %Taai
found Woods Prsetice. GSeoP Is; Powers Anal.
omy. 9S6 eopissi Hammond . II Eiens, 80 copies,
DIspensAlory, $50 copies Brlehson's Surgery. lis
eopiesi wilson Anatomy, eeJplssi Wood wards
h oopissi Thomson's Conspesius, LonImore on
0ueshot Wounds, Guthries' Surgery and other
b, sulphste o. Clnshona. lt.oo eansesI Fluid Ex.
tract Of VerAtfiA, 100 ounces; CATbohAte Of Zinc,
i, go ounces Powdered Cpbebs, 400 pounds, aad
alArse variety Of other medicines
DesiocAied BgE. 5000 poundHl Prescription
seAles, Teeth Extracting Sets. Scarf aeators, Hal
lot PoIceps, Spring Lsneets, Tfephining Cases.
Many Of the Aboye articles are Of the nIst quail.
~, AND the attsnton pf physieians and Druggists
Terms cash. PurohIassas e ss I Ts%9Hsa Ave
apl5-td Asst Med, PpTyeyor, Byt Col, u. g. A.
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|rndL lrHoi banking associations. o. Oh p
Be % enaded BY IL Ssnsts aud Re<s Of Rep.
rsssnfofivss Of he United Stdtss,ef America IN
Congyss assembled, That In lieu of all re-
ports required by section thirty.four Of tho
national currency act, every association shall
make to the Comptroller Of the Currency not
less than Ave reports during each and every
year, according 10 tho form which may be
prescribed by him, verified by tho oath or
Affirmation Of the presidents or cashier Of
such association, and sttestod by the sigma
ture OF NJ least three Of tho directors; which
report shall exhibit, In. detail and under mp
propriate heads, the resources and liabilities
Of the association al the close Of GUINNESS on
any past day to DO by him specified, and
shall transmit such report 10 the Comptroller
within ffye, days dfter tho receipt Of a re-
quest Or requisition therefor from him, and
the rcportof each association above required,
In tho same form tn which II 10 made TO the
Comptroller, shall be publishod In nowspa-
per published in the place where such asso-
citation 10 established, or IL there be no news
paper In the place, then In the one published
nearest thereto In the anne county, ct the
expense Of tho association; and such proof
Of publication shall DO furnished as may be
required by the Comptroller. And the Comp
trollcr shall have power to call for special
reports from any particular associa.
uon whenever In his Judgment thc same
shall be necessary In order 10
full and complete knowledge Of lite condition.
Any association falling to make and trans
init any such report shall be subject 70 q
penalty ofone hundred dollars for each day
after Ave days that such bank shall delay TO
make and transmit any report rs aforesaid;
and 10 case any association shall delay or
refuse to pay tho penalty herein imposed
when the samo shall be assessed by the
Comptroller Of the Currency, the amount Of
such penalty may be retained by the Treas
urer OF the United States, upon the order OF
the Comptroller OF the Currency, out Of the
interest, as II may become due TO the asso-
citation, on the bonds deposited with him to
secure circulation and all sums OF money
collected for penalties under this section
shall be paid Into the treasury Of the United
States. ~ ~ .-r Id 49,
Sec. .. And BE- u further enacted, That, In
addition to said reports, each national bank
ing association shall report TO the Comptfol-
Ter OF the Currency tho amount Of each
dividend declared by. said association, and
the amount Of net earnings In excess Of said
dividends, which report shall DO made with
In ten days after the declaration Of each
dividend, and attested by the oath Of the
president or cashier Of said association, and
a failure to comply with the provisions Of
this section shall subject such association 10
the penalties provided In the foregoing Sec
ton. 't' -..' Of. H.
Approved, March 8, 1899.
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HEADQUARTERS or THE AMY, }
ApJUTAsr GENERALS OpnIon.
w .ausraHnu AnKIl IA lao


ApJUTAsr GRHRRAL's OpnIon. }
General Orders No. 81.
Pay districts as heretofore organized are
discontinued.
Hereafter officers Of the Pay Department,
except those retained for duty at the Pay
masters Once, will, like other staff officers,
be assigned to Military Divisions, Depart
ments or Districts, and be subject TO the or
ders Of the commanders thereof.
As necessary to the safe deposit and distri-
button Of the funds, depots Of the Pay De-
partment are established at the following
points, viz. New York, New Orleans, 81.
Louis and San Francisco.
Officers assigned to the charge Of tho de-
pots shall also perform the duties Of chief
paymaster on the staff Of the commanders Of
the military division In which their respective
depots are located, and will be stationed at
the depots, not necessarily at the division
headquarters.
Chief paymasters Of military departments
or districts will be attached TO the depart
meut or district headquarters, and, unless
otherwise ordered, stationed there. They
shall, under the direction of the command
ers, have the control Of all the paymasters,
and be responsible for the payment Of all
the troops In their respective departments or
districts.
The Paymaster General, In conformity with
lulb OTutT anu tuo AhWb uuu BON-
erning the subject, Is charged with all neces-
sary Instructions TO his subordinates In refer
ence to the supply and distribution OF funds
for the payment Of the army, and all other
things pertaining 10 the financial duties Of
his Department and the accountability OF Its
officers. In these and oil other matters hay
ing relation specially to the internal admin
lstratlon Of the Pay Department, the corre-
spondence and orders between the Paymaster
General and his subordlnates, and between
the division, department, and district chiefs
and their subordinates, will be direct.
All other correspondence shall pass through
the prescribed military channels.
For purposes OF payment the District OF
Columbia will not be embraced In any dlyi-
sion or department. All payments therein
will be provided for by the Paymaster Gen
eral through officers attached to his Office.
The following assignment Of officers OF the
Pay Department Is hereby madei
Brevet Brigadier Gen. Nathan W. Brown,
assistant paymaster general, to the depot of
New York, and chief Of the division Of the
Atlantic.
Breyet Brigadler General Daniel Mcclure,
assistant paymaster general-to the depot OF
New Orleans, and chief Of the division Of
the South. ...
Brevet Brigader General Hiram Leonard,
deputy paymaster geheral--to the depot Of
San Francisco, and chief Of the division Of
the Pacific.
Breyet Brlga Tier General Cary II. Fry,
deputy paymasln general-to the depot OF
81. Louis, and division OF the
Missouri.
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OFElcn Assr. Con-. or SrBsIAIIruE,(
., tRASkiohD AnsErAL. April I. lsB. !
a, this onice by the undersigned until o cloekm
April ~ lse, f9r raTaishihg the troops at Prank!
able quality IN equal Proportion Of Iore and hind
low, the beef to be delivered free Of cost. 70 the
troops. In such quantities and on such days as may
be, frpA time 10 time, required by proper author
ity, and to continue in force six months, or such
less time as the Commissary Genersi shall direct,
asst day o. Nay. Isss Uhon The aeesptsase "a the
Beef ~ WILLiAM FRINGE
First Lieut.. Ordnance. Brevet Captain o. 9. A..
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DATrsRY RooRRs. ALExANpRIA.

Dsror aUasfshaisIass orsios.
Stl; Ss sa II e.ptsia A O. n;iaHx s', S
md A; a; 2 s.nF,n.!Is at nj y ,o,sGsss: the
Consisting Of
4 BarrscEs, 50xqlls feet I Hospital, aiy,x96h H.
each. = shop, pxlbI feet
/ Quarters, Drl2 feet. ! Guard house, lSSHlNt.
do. 71Hxl5k feet 1 Block house, l0xit feet.
Oncs l2hrib feet 1 Stable, Akxlsk feet
1 Mesa hou 81, 6lxl3 feet l Shed, Dxll, feet
] Kitchen, ltrto feet. Shed, loxlo lcet.
l do. l0HxlS feet.
rs feet OF Peuos, with gates, DC. Sluk, and
Bakery. 0x2l feet. with brick Oven.
Ten days will DO allowed purchasers for removal
o. buildiuU.
Terms cash. In Government funds
By order Of the aaartsrm.'ts! Gen Iss
Deputy oua!termas:er General. Bfsyet Brradisr
General, U. y A. Aph ID
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Business College.
RESOLVE and ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CoRsAR or SKvBNrH AND d SrhHkTs,
lEntrance on d streetp

WARRINGTON, d. O.,
An lnAtltutiOn specially designed for preparing
young and mid 3 ged mon and women 10 engage
IN business affairs for themselves In the employ
The branches taught are; Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied TO ALI Department. 81
Dss,ne' IrilSmstis 9rH@msr. GoTrsspopdspsr.
spelling, Blocution, Political Economy, and Com
Student are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches,
Ladies' have the same advantage asEsntlensr,
in q separate department, instructed by coupe.
tent lady teachers
RATES OF TUITION A seholarship, good Tor
elites Of the country s65 Local seholArsh good
for one year from date OF issue, 80 Tickets fht
three months, go; for one month, 9l0
All tuitlons PAYABLE In advances when paid
instalments the rates arc tep por cent. higher.
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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HsApo'Rs FIRsT MILITARY DIsTRIer, ]
u-- STAT. yIRaIsIA,

- STATS " vRaIsIA,
RionHosp, Va, April Il. 1900. }
/. Major John N. Goodhue, United States
army, Is hereby assigned to the command or
the sub-distrlct Of lynchburg, which will
comprise the twenty-second, twenty-third,
twenty fourth, twenty-afth, twenty-sixth,
twenty seventh, twenty-eighth, twenty-ninth
and thirtieth divisions Of Virginia, which
divisions are constituted as follows;
22d Diyision-Bedford and Campbell coun-
ties.
$50 Diyision-Amherst, Appomattox, Mel.
son and Rockbrldge counties.
s4th Division-Alleghany, Augusta, Bath
aud Highland counties.
25th Divlslon-Botetourt, Craig and Roam
oke counties.
Goth Diyision-Franklin, Henry, Patrick
and Pittsylvania counties.
eth Divisiou-Bland, Giles, Montgomery,
Pulaski and Tazcwcll counties.
esth Diyision-Carroll, Floyd and Grayson
counties.
s9th Division uchanan, Russell, smythe,
Washington and wythe counties.
30th Division--Lee, Scott and Wise coun-
ties. ~
The Headquarters Of the sub-Distrlct of
Lynchburg arc established at Lynehburg
city, virginia.
4. Breyet lieutenant Colonel Edward B.
Knox, nrst lieutenant United States army, Is
hereby assigned TO duty as Military Commits
sloner for the Twenty-fourth Division; sta
ton, Stanton.
8. Second Lieutenant Augustus X. Egbert,
United States army, Is hereby assigned to
duty as Military Commissioner for the
Twenty sixth Division; station, Danville.
1. Tho officers hereinbefore named are
hereby relieved from their present duties,
and will proceed at once to the stations des-
ignated.
By command of Brcyet Major General
Webb. s. CnALPIS,
Assistant AdJutant General.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN PORTLAND
HARBoR, MAINE.


PORTLAND, Ms. , April :, 1s9
HSlSSSf iR M4SPAX hS Gh Int for
this baT6Or, 80 as 70 obtain depth. at mead low
water, Of ninetean or twenty feet, as may be here
alter determined on by the Engineer Ia charge.
The depth Of excavation wi not exceed three feet
eNeAyltsd will be %, 900 cubic yards, more less
for a % feet channel, the depth Of 0 ,cayaton will
not exceed four feet, and the amount to DO excRya
amount In both cases depending upon the " iIth Of
the channel, AS may be decided on, to be exca'
Sfhe work must be eommoneeI as soon as praetl-
completed NOT later than the 18th day Of November
The material exeayated Is to be deposited in
such localities mot exceeding three miles In dis
gineer may designate.
Bidders will please state the price per cubic yard
Of excavation, as measured In the seOws, including
also the removal OF the material to the local ties
mean low water, and second for II channel Uf - feet
depth at eau low water.
Payments wi be made nthly - per cont " II
sstlsfsetotiiy cSSpistea, aud BE- fSffsitei il The
event OF the full llment Of the contract the
time and manner req uifed.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject all
bids, which, In his opinion, are not favorable to
the Government also, the bid Of any person who ,
there Is reason TO believe, Will not faithfully Aud
promptly perform the CONTRACT
to call on the unJcrsigned n his Office Ia Morton
Block, on Congress street, for forms OF same, aud
for debut information us to the locality, depth,
aud character Of dredginEi and, on transmitting
they will please iud0rSs thereon " Proposals fji
Dredging the Bar near the Middle Ground
GEOkdB rHOM,
Breyet BrtgadIcr General, United states Army.