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Treatment of Scarlet Fe-

DIR. Charles 7. Thompson re-
ports in :se Lancet his manner Of
treatment in scarlet fever as follows:
The patient is immersed in a warm
bath in the early stage Of the dis
ease, and ibis is repeated frequently
OF as often as The strength Of The
patient will allow. The first effect
is 70 produce a soothing and refresh
ing feeling in The patient. to be fol-
lowed soon by such an eruption on
the surface, of so vivid color, and
in such amount as would astonish
those who have never witnessed it..
Thus one of the greatest dangers Of
this fearful diseaSe-the suppression
of the erupiion-is escaped. The
appetite generally returns after the
4
first or second bath, and the patient
is kept mp BY nutritious food. The
bath prevents the dissemination of
the disease, by removing the excre.
ia from the skin as soon as it is de.
posted. This treatment promotes
cuticular deSqua nation. The body
should be gently dried by soft liner
cloths after the bath. By this pro-
cedure the various secretions are de-
priVed Of their noxious properties
and the irritation of internal organ:
is quickly relieved, thus dissipating
infection. Another benefit is that q
very serious Case is soon reduced to {
mild one, and the patient RECEIVERS il
less than half The usual time. Since
DR.. Thompson has pursued .hii
practice-during the last fiftesr
, years be has never lost a patient
J from scarlet fever.
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To Clear a Room of Mosquitoes.
"A writer in a Southern paper
says; 81 have tried the following,
and find it works like a charm.
Take of gum camphor piece a.
bout one-third the size OF an egg,
and evaporate it by placing it in a
tin vessel, holding it over a lamp
or candle, taking care that it does
not ignite. The smoke will soon
fill the room and expel the mos
quitoes. One night | was terribly
annoyed by them, when thought
of and tried the above, after which
| never saw nor heard them that
night, and next morning there was
not one to be found in the room,
though the window had been left
open all night"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-22

FRIED BREAD.-Slices of toasted
bread, dipped in milk or wine, and
fried in honey, are excellent
Then, instead Of calling them
"fried bread" they are torejas, an
excellent Spanish delicacy, | can
assure you. Please understand
there is neither butter nor lard.
Simply melt the honey in pan,
and when tits very hot, put in the
bread, which is served hot also,
after becoming nicely Drowned
Lovers of honey can take notice.
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To DESTROY BUGS IN A FEW
HoURs.-Take a quarter of a
pound of oil of turpentine, and,
with brush, rub the beds, walls,
or any place infested with them
if they are in great numbers,
brush the places over several times,
which will not only destroy the
bugs, but also their eggs. AL
though the smell is strong, yet il
is not unhealthy, and goes off in a
short time.
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CURE FOR FELoN.-The follow
ing is given as sure cure for fell
on on the finger: Take common
rock salt, such. as is used for salt
ing down pork and beef, dry it in
the oven, then pound it fine, and
mix it with spirits of turren-
tine in equal parts. Put on a rag
and wrap it round the thumb, and
as it gets dry put on some more,
and in "a hours we are assured
the felon will be dead.
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~ 1KzsEKvE TOMATOES FOR WIN
Ts6 as Baby SUMNER UsE.-The
most ecpaDtnical mode for family
purposes Z " put them into wide
m'Aslee Jars, holding two, three,
or more quarts, according TO the
flze q tie family. The tomatoes,
previously 70 their going into win
VI quarlers, are merely cooked
nsnoe =, :. seasoning Of any sort, and
pt gh!ie not, into the jars, which
Should De Filled full and the corks
qtissn home tightly and tied down.
Preserved in this manner. thew
first picked +" ''s'
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Special Notice.
3. q. annnR l.


II EREBY notifies All persons indebted 70
u & him either By note or account, that lhsy
mra come forward and settle forthieifh
have sold out my entire stock of goods.
wares and merchandise Of every description ;
also, my store, and dwelliDg-hoase. sud Civ
en- possession. As SIN now on expenses. and
design making OF her arrangements ELSEWHERE,
VIII now proceed 70 wind up my business as
speedily a. possible. That al may HAYS an
70 settle with ne. IN pefson,
VIII be for short time. At nay Old sta7i- -north-
east corner Ct the Square -now occupied br
J +. Caldwell It will be to your Interest
as well a. mine % call and settle soon.
March II; 1859 t. T. G. GOO0HIcH.
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Persons who use kerosene focal
OILY lamps will be glad to learn that
If the wicks are soaked in strong
vinegar for twenty-iour hours and
thoroughly dried before being used,
oil smoke will be avoided, the
wicks will last twice as long, and
increased brilliancy will be OBJ
tanned.
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The bromide of ammonium is
recommended by DR.. Glib, of Lon
don, TO those who suffer from ex-
cess Of fat. When taken in small
doses for a length of time, it
will absorb fat, and diminish
the weight Of the body with great
er certainly than any other
known remedy.
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To Measure am Acre.

To aid farmes in arriving at accuracy in es-
timating the amount Of land in different fields
under cultivation, the following table Is CIV
en- by an agricultural paper;
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VALUABLE TABLES.
Strays Taken Up.

LIST. Rindof Animal isgiren-2nd Color
Sd. Deseription-- 4th. dge----5A. Posters
name--6th. Tine and Place Of ayTest-----
7h. Valuation.
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Distnnces for PIQntin0.
The Housewives Table.

By which persons not having scales and
weights at hand may readily measure the
article wanted to form any recipe, with
out the trouble of weighing. Allowance
to be made for an extraordinary dryness
or moisture of the article weighed or
measured
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Lincoln Counly Directory.


NATHAN BooNE, Sheriff.
4 4 4 :. .5 49, $ss,,, Deputy sa.rifr.-
W. P. HIcKERsoN, Judge of Circuit Cour
NJ. W.WooDARD, Clerk. do do
w. j. Cliff, Attorney General
JONI P. STEELE, Chancellor.
r. FARoUHARsoN, Clerk and Master.
T. j. McGAKvEY, Judge Of County Cour
Z. 2. REYEoLDs, Clerk do do
HENRY CAREY, Trustee
A. j. CHHDREss, Register.
n. o. WALLACE, Ranger.
S. II. TAYLOR, Tax-Collector
+. c. MCLAUGHLIN, Coroner,
R. b. C. BAGLEY, Entry Taker.
HENRY HENDERSON, Surveyor.
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Trees and Plants.

Number Of Trees or Plants sufficient to
plant an Acre. at UGriOus distances apGTt.
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Jso. Q. GooDRIcH. JAS. J. sooDSIuH.
Goodrich
Wholesale and Retail Dealersin
FAMILY GROCERIES,, CASTINGS
Hardware, WOOdeRware, &c.
West side Of Public square.

One door from he corner.
WE have Just received sad opened IN
Wv the past few days. one Of the largest
and most complete assoEtmenss Of Family
Groceries, &C., that has been offered 30 the
trade since the war. Our stock is entirely
new and fresh, and having bought exclusive
" for cash, we cRn nnd Will oaer i'm
ducements upon the same terms.
We will repleuish our stock By frequent ac-
cessions from tbs best markets. Our success
since We opened has surpassed our most san
guine expectations, which we thinA Is an evil
dsncs that our Goods and prices meet the ap-
prcha.iou Of the trade. The highest market
price viii be paid in Groceries or cash for
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BSz@ II you want double shot.
guns, 50 to MURRAY & MORGAN.
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LARD, FLOUR, MEAL, BUTTER
Egg9, eeoc.

All articles rot coming up fully to Der Tsprs-
santstions. viii be taken back and the money
choerfulIy refunded. In answer tofrequent
inssrroealugies We would say this stock is
ouFs--ws are doing business FOR ourselves.
Ever grateful &c generous public for past
favors, We feel confident OF our ability 70 give
entiss sstisfadfoa, If but an opportunity Is
presented. &c. q j. F. GOODRICH.
April 4. l6e7-tf
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Horse Mule, brown, shod all round, AL
hands high Robert Redes, 6 miles Nortl
IF Pulaski, april 26-vaIuation not given
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g, = Western paper saws that half
mess Of the courts in mi.
10 be to satisfy the ven
Hemen because they cant
e marry them, and
to enable women tc
Eho have married
~ gents piecC
Rkf & MoRGAS.
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pRoPosALs FOR yEEsH BEEF AND vEoE-
BusrAu o, pEovr,ross asp tLoisisG

BuRHAu OF Pnovrstoss lsD CLoTaIsa'
october y. 1902.
Sealed proposals.. lndorsed Proposals for
Fresh Beef and Vegetables, " will be received at
this Bureau until o'clock p. m, on the 10th day
o. November. for the supply % bo,Q0Q pounds Of
Fresh Beef and %, o Q ognds q Fresh vsgetable:
the SrsSs neeesssfy 10 make the Best mes. beef,
sisa e osSsr,sf., ssd % BE- &s.t.in o. Bsiiinors
besf The Vegetables must be Of the best quality
the market Affords, and the Beef and Vegetables
must be offered for by the pound.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
In one quarter the estimated amount Of the con-
tract, AID twenty per cent In addition will be
withheld from the amount Of each payment, As
collateral security for the due performances Of tho
contract, which reservation will not be paid until
the eontraet Is fully complied with,
Every ohsr must be accompanied By a,yrittsn
sons. that the bidder or bidders will, u his or
their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation
ties, 70 furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied By such guaranty, and the Department re-
serves the right 20 reject any proposal unles. the
responsibility Of the Eu.Iantors J. certified 10 by
the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the district
In which they reside, and unless the license re-
auiIed by act n Congres. u furnished with the
proposal as well ssto reject any proposal not con
tits to be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity OF either article shall be delivered, lsav.
Ing balance due the other article. the contract
may be considered as completed in full, at the
oct2s-dlot Chief Of Bureau.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR yRHsH BEEr.
o'no; hs,Ss Co. g: = q 2 e svss.Y,iHfe.l

oprfol AcrIla Coz. OF suIsIsri.os,l
S0rr wAD'wSS ,,1s:l y III.
.s s;s sIGs. . sss.s'.; IN ~
H. z; .saSSS sn ps.s s:f l. Is oop. !.
s Be, m. . :. :;,s q GOD ..rs IT.
ssS as . !. t sa y :.
s sch az. :sT %: s IN.
Ing omosr may Designate not exceeding iosr tims'
m. nssts ofths cattle sl.ush..rsa for beetle DO
d.yn. r.. shanis Of Ihs ioreaaArt,rs shall ;. 81
A. ia s: Am ak 70 eight Inches above
II Ssr q. ..s ss so 2.
ni..lonsd oine.r. ssd their f.nliis. si.iiossds Al
Fresh Beefas they may from time to time require,
sSeh as sitloln and porter.houss steaks. standing
These eontgse,. to be in fore. sig months, or ..eh
less time as the Commissary GENERAL shall direct,
eopmeneins On the 7.h day e Dse.mbsI, ! 1907, and
sfsl oftis Department o. Ii. E..s,
NoproposaI will bsentertained that 10 not made
by aresulaf butcher. and the full name and i'd
2.s aSsrsstes ~ good faith each bid mus, be
aeeompanied By dep9sit Of twenty Ave dollars,
ss..tsl siaa. m0s sss he sd. are opened
bead; ioi he san q ..s thousand dollars. signed
Tns proposals. Will be opened At II clock m. on
III, SSisS en-. ana pi. S.' S IsS:r. ~. r..
aP;cPo::l Y :: marked Proposal. for Fresh
wv" Byt Maj. J. W. MAcnuRRAY
First LisutenAnt. LIST artillery, A. q. 9.
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PROPOSALS FOR PLogR AT FORTS LYONS
AND REYNOLDS G. T.
OFFICE CnIRP CoMMIssARY or suBsIsTRscg,I

DEPARTMENT or TIE MISSOURI, !
FoRr LKAvEswoRrH, kAs. Sept q lsR
Sealed proposals. an duplicated Will be re,
subsistencs at Forts Lyons aud ReYnolds respect
lively until y o'clock IN, SATURDAY, October
30, 1892. for furnishinE
Ito. 900 pounds Of Flour at Fort Lyons, g. T.
gSSSi % he best Colorado Flour 70 be delivered
on or before December 1859. . good stout sacks.
Containing each 100 pounds. Samples should sc.
company bids Proposals. should state the price
per net po aud aud date Of delivery.
Each package must have marked upon 1t the
name Of the contractor, place OF business, dhi0
OF contract aud gross tAre and nst weight OF the
A printed copy Of this advertisement must 90 t.
tAehed to each bid and must be considered FORM
"Eseb lid. 10 have consideration, mus. contain
the written guarantee OF two responsible par'iesn
1--WE, the undsrsigued,. hereby guarantee that.
il shall be duly fulnlei according to Its true puT'
port and conditions; also, that written contract
with bonds to the amOuut OF one hAlf OF the value
Of The stores proposed to be furnished. shall be
executed n desired. " 4,
The Flour will be weighed aud inspected by the
compared with the Tetaiued sample None will be
received less equal to the sample, and e9ntGaet'
ors viii be held f9T Az los, to The 1S,,
and quality contracted for. - -,,,,,
Blank proposals can be h,d upon application Al
this oniee or at the oies OF the Colorado Tribune
and Rocky MOgntdin Hslost Denver CITY l., =,
dressed to the "AC, s., Fort Lyons, z, T, i,
Rsreoid.. e. 70 Envelopes to be Endorsed,
"rrOpOsals for Flour I" 'RaSMs o w IN
Bre,s, Brisadier General. chieiC, S.. beParims.r.
afM
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE.
RELETTINa OF CONTRACTS FOR GRAIN,
HEApa'as DEPARTMENT or THE PLATTE,
CHIEP QUARTEHAAsTHR'B oYIIoH,

HEApa'as DEPARTMENT or TIE PLArTB.)
CHEZ QUARTEHhAsTERb OFfloB, !
OMAHA, NEB., Oct. 2, 1850.
Sealed bIds, In duplicate, with guarantee signed
by two responsible persons, not bidders, and Ae'
Ucmpauiel ny = deposit Of one thousand dollars,
as 4 further guarantee, VIII he received at this
oce, aud At the oic Of the Post Omar t'rmEssst al
Camp Douglass, Utah, and Fort Bigger, wyo'
ming, until 10 o'clock, IN, on MONDAY No,
yember l, lsD for the delivery Of one hundred and
seventy thousand ll70, 0oQl pounds Of
OATS, CORN, OR BARhEYi AT CAMP DOUG
LASS, UTAH,
aud Ave hundred thousand 30, oool pounds Of
OATS, CORN, OK hARLEY, AT FORT
BRlDGEk, WYOMING.
One third Of the whole quantity to be delivered
each mo nth from the perfection Of the contract until
The Drain to be Of good msrohantabls quality,
free fro IN dirt or chAh subject to inspection and
weight the weight Of sacks to be deducted and the
Oats aud Barley TO be In BurlAp sacks OF the us IA
sire, the Corn to DO In good guany saeks-an well
sewed.
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved,
Acopy Of this advertisement must be attached q
each bid. Bid will be received for ten thousand
no. 0OO) pounds or more, not exceed nE the qqAnti
ties hrst stated Blank bids eau be obtained from
the quartz TmArter At either post named
Bids from contractors, biddsrs, or guAIantoTs
who have heretofore failed to comply WIN theii
agreements will not be consld
By order Of Brsyst Major gfppsrIfsi 4 AYERS.
pets.td BrsVet BFiEAdisT osa" u v L.
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FOR FRESH BEEF

rorr SCHUYLER. S = (; 5IA,sssSS.,}
Proposal. In duplicate, With a sopi oi his ID
yertsement attached. will be received By the an .
dersgned until II 80 .. m, November ]. 1850. fer
FRESH BEEF
The ssid Beef must Be- fresh, Of fo.l ..rtet.
able quality. In equal proportion sffore aad hind
quarters, tnecks, shAnks, and kidney tAllow 10 be
excluded and to DO delivered at this post free OF
cost, In such quantities as may be from time to time
required By and on such days as the comnandina
ofdeer shall desiEnate. not exceeding four times
The neeks Of tho cattle entered for beef to be
delivered under this Agreement shall be cut OF 81
the fourth vertsbIAl Joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The shAnks Of fore quaI,er. shall be cut OF
ofhind quarters from sig to light inches above the
gambrel or hook Joint.
This eontraette be In force sig nenths, or, such
less time as the Comm,ssary General shall direct,
eopmsneint on the LIST day q December. 1852, and
oral Of the Department Of the East.
Ia ease Of failure Of deficiency In the quality or
quantity OF tho Fresh Beef stipulated to DO de-
hvered, then the Commissary At Fort Schuyler,
New York harbor, shall have power to supply the
charged with The didsrsece o. cost.
The contractor will be required TO eater into
bonds for the sum OF I'VE thousand dollars.
te5.ooo, signed als, bv two responsible sursties.
whose names must be mentioned 10 the BIDS.
The propo,sl. gil b opeSed a Il: an. on
which lime and place bidders are requested u Be
present,
"a IsFS .Sssa. .Il be mart'iPrspOi.; tSE Rs."
s Rs Msiof United State. army .Fir.i fkieui.u
anti artillery. and A. G. s. Port schuyler, y
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SUPPLIEs FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
OFFICE or PrRcaAsIsd AsD DIsBuRsIsol
PAYMAAIER, W. Il. N.

OFFICE OF PuRcHAsisG AND DIsBuRsIsoI
PAINAHfER, U, 8, N,
No, % BROADWAY, INV YoRK, Oct. 70, 1901.
Sealed proposals. to be Endorsed on the envelope
Bids for Supplies Advertised, " will be received
st this oiise until o'clock. m the lst proximo,
delivered. free OF expense, at the Navy -Yard, New
York,yiI:
Bursdu Of Construction and Repair.
% bars Plat Iron, 81 inches wide, TX inches
thick. to IS feet longs 70 be Of the best quality
refined American iron; neither red nor cold short
To be free from cracks seams, laws, blster,, hol-
lows, ragged ends or edEes,or other defects.
7Lathes, 10 inches swing over bed, to turn ave
feet In length, with uptversal and screw GeAred
chucks. steady, rest and ceutsrs complete.
bureau ~ Provfsfons and Clothfno.
1900 pounds Pickles, naval standard.
Bidders are referred to the respective ofieers In
charge at the Navy-Yard for further information
They will al.o state II their proposals The tim,
awarded 10 them, which. In NO case. must exceed
twenty days from the date Of order,
Blanks forms will be furnished 1t this Office.
Parties interested are Invited to BE- present At
the hour above named, when the bid. will be
opened. j. G. BLDRIDGE.
oc29.td Paymaster U. 8. Navy.
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OyyicE DBPor QuAnrRRnAsrER,

OIHtCn DEPOT QUAkrRhhAtth.t
I'll, & si Al III. Oeo
until the lo,h day Of Noysmbsr 1859, for the snn-
more less from materials Except sewing twine)
to be furnished BY the Government.
The tents WI be rsSHdrsd to be mas II f &C.
s S.S.I.i or1.f Ne Ne g, q NJ o. g.. q ISL,
copies OF which will be furnished on application
The material will be furpi,hed by the United
States. and delivered 70 the contractor at the
completed, to be delivered at the same place for
Bidders will state the quantity Of material Of
each kind required to complete single tent, and
Thoy will also state whether they propose to re-
The date At which the bidders propose to com
menes the deiveSy oftents, and the rate per week
at which they win oontious to make deliveries,
will be stated In the proposals.. ,,,,,,,
or arm making II, aud be accompanied by a eerth-
cate OF the internal revenue assessor Of the dis
rict In which the bidder resides that IL regular
licensed man ufaeturer Of or dealer In tensi also
by bond. IN the sum Of coo. Of two EuaIantoIs,
district In which they reside, conditioned upon the
execution Of contract with good aud satisfaetory
suretiss. for the delivery Of the tents as specified
in the proposal. =, -, =.
ment, Bidders are invited to be present at the
Proposals must be addressed to the ndersigned.
and dlstiestly indor'ed. Proposals for the manu-
By order o. the auAr,srmastGr ocSsTrl HsIsed
Breset Brigadisr q, neral unlisA States Army.
Depot ouariermaste oelt-td
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PROPOSALS
L For paving the carrlage-way Of New Jersey
avenue, Between b aud \ streets north; In
diana avenue, between First and FouT.and-
a.half streets west; @ street north, between
North Capitol street aud Third street west,
AID North Capitol street, between b and D
aAroR's OFFICE, CIR HALL
wAsHIsdros. D. y, , Oct q, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received at this on ce
until Il o'clock. m, H0yEMBBR l, 1850. for
paving the eArriAge.wAy Of New Jersey avenue,
between b and streets north; Indiana avenue.
between First and -Four streets &c street
north, between North Capitol street and Third
street west; aud North Capitol street, between b
and streets north. with wood or stone, as the
Mayor may determine, after consulting with the
property holders Interested,
II paved with stone, the same quality as that
used In paving street north will be required and
bidders are at liberty TO select the kind Of wood
pavement they may think proper TO hid Tor.
Bidders will state the price Of each kind Of pave
ment per square yard, including the necessary
grading aud trimming; the work and materials to
be Of the best qqality.
The work 10 be eemmsnced within ten Clo) days
after the signing Of the contract. and the bidders
will stat. In their proposals the time In which they
can complete It.
SPECIFICATIONS NAY be soan .t the ofice Of the su.
perlntendsnt and Inspector Of Streets, etc.
Bids to be indorsed Proposals. for Paving New
Jersey ayenue,' etc, y. J. BOWEN,
oc2j.td Mayor
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GEoRaRTows, d. c., October Is, 1863.
Sealed proposals for executing the foundations
and masonry Of the kbutments for the proposed
bridge over Rock creek will be received By the
engineer In charge until the Sth day OF octo-
Der, 1860.
Bidders will state the price for
Excavation, per cubic yard.
Concrete, per cubic yard
Masonry, per cubic yard,
Piling, per lineAl foot driven. 49, . =,
Plans, spec ADD schedules Of the amounts
Of work can be at the once Of the Clerk Of me
formation can be obtained from the epsinser In
charge Proposals will be entertained only IRON
parties who can furnish the requisite security, and
The right is reserved to reject any or Al bids AZ
Kbatmsn.. and addressed I,EhFias@sr In charge
aud none will be received after October 80 at
Sp. m. ,,..
- 8. J. BOWEN.
Mayor OF Washington.
D. N. DAVIS,
Alderman OF Washin gton.
II. NJ swEBNY,
Mayor Of 0eoTgetown:
JOSEPH l., slhMS.
oe27 Councilman Of Georgetown.
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Proposals.


oyfIes suP'r Asp LIS OF sEwnns,l
CARRfAaEwArs, FooTwAfs,
s CT. Ea... wasn,ssros. oei, y. isp
oass, CIV Asli, untiiii o clock, m, sATUR6iY,
y. osh Instant ior s.trustiss an irehed Culysri
street ncrth, In accordance with psn and speein.
cations 10 be seen 81 this oaes '"'
Bidders will state tho price for thu fuii eorpnis
ton Of the Calvert to The sst.fsc,on 81 the super
intsndsnt Of Sewers and commisTonsf Of The VI
The Mayor reserves the right 70 reject any or Al
bids fdssmsd for the interest Of the Uorporsoa 70
.Irops..l. % B. indOr.ed Proposal. for Culver
CHAs n. BLISS,
oeD Superintendent Sewers, 4