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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-06

ITO CONTRACTORS.-sEALED
l. proposals will M received by the under.
signed for tho Grading and Masonry Of the JonA-
than Gut and Glcn's Run Road, commencing at
point near Clinton School House, and extend
Ing TO Glcn's Run, until 10 O'Clock on Saturday,
lion must 80 Nv III. cnbIc vHrS E1r CSTiS iOoSo
rock and solid rock, and will include the haul.
The masonry will be culVcTt dry rubble and will
bG bid for by tho cubic yard. Said proposals
must DO lett at the office Of Walter c. Smith, City
Surveyor, on Fourth street, Wheeling, W. Va,
where all necessary information can be obtained.
Tho undersigned reserve the right 70 reject any
or all proposals made At their discretion.
WILLIAM BUSBY,
THOMAS J. GARDEN,
ALEX. n. JACOB,
Directors on behalf Of SubScFlbeFG
WA. W. MILLER,
WM. B. CURTIS,
jun2 For the Board Of SuperylOrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-06

thing else. The increase of white males
over 81 in one year, from the Spring Of
1868 to the Spring Of 1859, was 3,745 !
which indicates an aggregate increase Of
10 TOE
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T ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed In the Post Once Of Wheeling,
on Monday, June Q, 1870.
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Whole number OF capItatiOns. ............ sl,l?l
Whole vote cast for President. ,.,........ 1854
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-06

WTEDLOCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil socIcty.-EssayS for Young Men, on
tho honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils aud dangers Of CelIbAcy-with sanitary
help for the attainment OF mans true POaiuou In
life. Sent froe, III scaled envelopes. Address,
HowARD ASSOCIATION, Box +, Philadelphia, Pa
mA2td&w
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08

a New ANIMAL on THIS CoS7ryE-
Discovery Of a Beautiful Amauem G i
"A gentleman from Fort Buigrr. ST.
Sioux City Daily Times, gives Us thsi
Ing information regarding a species Of al
hitherto unknown on this c0ntr n:
"Sir John E. Pickenham, an ofiw1
English army, who has been sps1i-. i
last year in her maiesty's nor,l5l p
ces, arrived at Fort Buf1rt with az -
ct rare beauty. and never before a-:s
this continent, nor has it been kr5E
late years that this species exis.5i 70
country. 1t is Of the same family
giraffe. or camelopard, Of Afrio5, az
known to naturalists as the tyc1--l-
They are known TO inhabit the b-l
lands Of Cashmere and Hindoo R9sL, ,-n
more frequently seenEOn the high Faa
the Himalaya mountains. The al.-l q
taken when quite young, and Is il',.
domesticated, and follows its kesEH -hi
deg. 1t is only four months old, I'r-'
narily staEds about FIVE feet hi.- e
capable of raising its head Two ts- vi
makes the animal seven feet WIEN sd
erect. II is Of a dark brown or ul-a
large. projecting eyes, with slight i'--.-
OF horns growing out. This w.l-aili s.
NAL was caught north of Lake A'alo-sil
on the waters of McKenzie'S Tirt- !. 5s.
craw similar to the pelican, BY Va.ca n'-'
1t can carry subsistence for severn. eigs
Is very feet, being able 70 oulfoot TIE q
horse in the country. Tie baa5 lli.
spots on the rich brown c5ior nlas I. :
of the most beautiful animals 10 s1''5-
more beautiful than tie leopard d I-., I-e Il
neSe jungle. Sir John Cid not o'a''l'.
safe to transport his pet by wafer Gov, =,
Mississippi river, fearing the unceI'a-.
igation and the great change oi -
from the Manitabo TO the sunny s2l.-
has, therefore. wisely concluded I"
way of St. Paul. MIN. The o'---
at Fort Bufort furnishes him with 81 :
for the trip. He will theB proceed I. ~
Canada to Montreal. where he VIII ~
charge to England"
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WHAT WE Ear

The following shockinu >.
creating great excitement >, aiiSclo'us
~ all parts of the country, ;Tls TG. MOO
cal connection spoken of be,wae l oe cbso
leather was, doubtless, discoyeraa5 sya la .
coolies of North Adams '''ed BY
When you pour your mill
OF tea or coffee, the albumen IN mo .
and the tannin of the lea in.,.,ie =, lGe
and form leather, or minute e'al'iy eay Z
very same compound which "aAes " Of
I'D the texture of the tanned : P;od0a
which makes it leather as I nlde, &
from the original skin. In tla S'n8ui't
a year a tea drinker of average hun rgai''
have imbibed leather eponaf $ ua'li'
pair of shoes, if it could be m, 'aaI'
er Shape for the purpose. F'' in'o F9
a great many things % int.
This IS not an original remaTI .'s io'
seen II somewhere. But il Is We
ing fact. We drink, every o,s al a''''
pair of boots a year! We v
enough in our blood, constantly. ! :,
horseshoe. We have cIav ~
our frames to make. If properIv ID'o .3
ted and baked, dozen good SEA
We eat, here in Chicago. a. Is.s. 49, vi
OF dirt a month-no, thar is ~. q
an estimate. The man wbo o..I ~ =
tips a glass of lager into his s,o-sI sa.S'''
tie reflects that he has begun ~
facture of hat, yet such js II. -
The malt of beer assimilatss "a, .,'s
chyle and forms a sort Of fIt @"D ~
same seen SO often in hat factor, "'
not being instantly utilized
Still further 1t is estimated H.,
bones in every adult person rg;,s ;,
fed with lime enough to maxi ~, =
mantle every eight months -'''
To sum up, we have the fano,i.
tonishing aggregate of articles cb,-5
account of physiology, to keen er.-
shack on his feet for three sc5rs rs!,l
ten:
Mems shoes, 20 years, rair rs,- n
Horse shoes, 40 years, at | uor.5 ~ p
as our artificial system IeueEs #,
blood every new moon, sqa 1
Bricks, at - per years, 19l
Has, not less than IA year, g,5I-
Mantles. at z year, I56 --- @
Here we are surprised to o5ss-r.
we eat as many shoes as we wear arl
sufficient number Of bats 10 sammy L.
family of boys; that We float in On, M,
vessels horse shoes enough to kasys >,
of greys shod all the while that Va -
in our animated forms clay bricks emo,
to build a modern fire place, and IN !.
bones marble enough to sgpply u
neighbors with mantles. We hzv
figured OH the soil, at the rate Of 2 ~
per month, but it Is safe to say hr
real estate that a hearty eater masz
and swallows IN the course of a IsE
eventful career, would amount 70 =
thing worth having, if sold like the oz
lots on State street, at $4,000 at
foot Chicago Post.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08
IN THE ORPHANS COITPT m

=. - "a "a MEftIA ACOUNTY.-Notioe is hereby otv-
@ Dli enlth Ioo loilowIng Appraisements of cerfain
- - @ s@o1A.A property OF decedents, selected and
SCI apart for the widows of infestafes. 1HdeI.
t zoe ACT OF Assembly OK l4t6 of April IS1I have
Sno SIit oe presented to the Orphans (SaT,rt o3
1antih couhty: Tor approval. ON Weelnes.iay
1iS 5S, Ietn 0ay on Deeewber next, TO Wit
me tnS inventory and appraisenenf of the nor.
sonai property of Peter Gosncr 49, 10 eeS per per
Tor rs xid0U-E3D - &c Us sex apart
bics W, NWgIfa1sseInent OF certain real estate OF
SalnEra3 county. deed, died seiTsi efasts
De setsiked @ h5 Harriet RUrk. widow OF said 40
0"eH'' Aot use OF aerseu aad ehlldren-S30D
GEO. w 0ATefAN ClerI-
CiefSs Ofhee, EheRshuTp,, Nov 10. IS70l
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Newspaper
ADVERTISING.

Book OF 125 closely printed pages IateIv is
sueti, contains a list of the best American Ad-
HohS, ana tut. allticnlaHs concerning the lead
iu8 OalIy ana weekly Political and FamiIv
NNeMspaperS, together with all those having
hmrEe clrculatlonS, published in the interest Of
fehglon, Agriculture, Literature Sc EyerY
TxatlNeFtISer, ana every person who contefnDIetes
becoming such, will find this book OF o-reef
stiue Mailed free to any address on receint of
- cents. g b -. p. R . ELI. 4. Cn LS-p "
hsners, NO 10 Park Row, New York
The Pittsburgh Pa.) Le0,ier in IFS iss,,f. of
May y; ls.o, says: .'Fhe firm of G. p Roveu &
Co., which issues this interesting and rsIuahie
20 zoos, IS the largest and besI Advertising AeeT1-
cy ln tfie United states, and we can cbefI'lIH-
recommond il 70 tbeuttention of tbost. W. ~
sire 10 advertise their business scienfifIeaIIy
@ aoa sSSteiAsati esslAy in sucIl a way: tbat Is
80 as 20 secure the largest amount of Duhlicify
Ior the least expenditure of money!
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= - = 50 GEO. ". OArlsAu
SHOEMAkER &c OATnIAN A,-rns ~--nN
~ KExs Ar Law. EbepsSnrsz. Pa. 0gT;1-e -
High street., Immediately east 81 H1n,1s'Dsl o1
hardware STORE - ,sey
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08

Es5 Sold by Druggists and Dealers eyery-
where Beware of counterfeits. Ask for Helm
boids' Take no other. PRICE-$1 25 per bottle.
or six bottles for $3.50. Delivered to anv I'D
dress. Describe symptoms in all commnnioo
dons.
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,OOK w ELL TO YOUR
UNDERSTANDINGS!
B OOTS AND SHOES
For Mems and Boys Wear.

The undersigned respectfully informs his nu-
merOus customers and the public generally that
he is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of any desired size or quality, from
the finest French calfskin boots to the coarsest
brogan. in the VERY BEST MANNER on the short
est notice, and at as moderate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work Others can
easily be convinced of the fact if ther will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
- GSS ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
TO promptly and in n workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors | feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to cena
tiauance and increase of the same.
JOHN d. THOMAS.
Ebcnsburg, April %, 1869.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-08
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE Co
OF HARTFORD, CONN.


Samuel z Eln:-e, Frest Francis D pc-Eiass sse'y
NHIS COMPANY ranks among the first
L class Life Insurance Companies doing bus
mess in Massachusetts, and by complying with
the laws ef that State, insures perfect safety
to her Policy Holders. II grants so Der cent
loan of premium on Life Policies to its Insured,
and by applying all the cash collected from its
members to Insur tnce, gives the largest Insu-
rance attainabe for the amount of money in
vested. Its profits are divided among the Pol
icy Holders, and its Dividends have never been
less than Sd per cent, thus bringing the net
cost of the Insurance within the most limited
means, and affording the protection of Policy
on terms not exceied by any Company.
Trustworthy and reliable men are wanted to
act as agents for this Company in Cambria
and adjoining counties, and with such the most
liberal arrangements will be made. To thos se
who may be unacquainted with the business,
full instructions and aid will be most cheerful
iy rendered whenever desirable or available.
COPE & JOHNSON,
Agents for Cambria County,
Johnstown. Pa.
HOME & NORTON, General Agents, 81 Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. [apr.I4-Iy.I
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a n ID r e w NJ O S E S
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SUPPEs's BUILDING, CLINTON ST., JoHNsrowS.
AS just received his fall and winter stock
Il of fine French, London and American
Cl-OlH HS, CASS1MERES and VESTINGS.
and a full assortment of Gents FURNIsHINe
GooDs.
Mr.. Moses has been for eight years cutter at
Wood, Morrell Co.'S establishment, and now
desires to inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has commenced business in Sun.
oes's building, on Clinton stI eet, with a stock
pf goods adapted to the fall and winter, which
he Is prepared to make up IN the latest STYLES
and at moderate prices for cash. hoping by at
tention to business to merit share of public
patronage, and maintain that success which
has heretofore attended his efforts in producing
good fitting garments. Give him call.
Johnstown, Sept. 2. 1863. If
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-08

Proposals, IN duplicate, With copy Of this Ad.
y ySI IN ne t:SsiI:s ss
$50, fov ,,gPpiyInE Fresh and CoTEsd BEEF TO iii
troops At this post
quality, and equal proportion q fore and kipd
sEcludsS and 70 Be delivered IL sash guintiiy As
such days as the commanding oiBocf may dSaiG.
6ornsd Beef, the usual corning pisesh to be. In
proportion, he contract TO be IN force siK months
or such Less time a. the Osmmlssary General shall
direct, SomneneinE on the nh day o., January.
ing bebSrsi, pspsft@spt ~ The kSst,
The psokh Of the cattle slaughtered for beef 10
sS Sndss a.; ,sa b b sSt %
trimmed down. The shAnks Of the fore gusrtsfs
shall be cut oa from hree 70 four inches above ID
SgS SsRs. sboy e he s S3 or Soss JOINT On A
separate proposals. In duplicate, will also be
[eeSiysd by The aadsrsiSnsd up 20 The same hogr
piled thsIoirom, with such choice frssh Beef as
ioin sSd porST.S6uso stSSF:. SsaaiSE fiBs or rs
Of sac strssi 70 he si5 p B0'tSa. H,ss '' 'o0'
ressysd b iSs uRdsi.iSpsS % . me sans GGSi
sred al Port Warren, Boston Harbor, Mass
In case Of failure OF dehoisnsy IN the quality OF
g. hsS 9hs 6onS fS' a RSE va =
rem, Mass. shall haVe power to supply the den
CHARGED SS ders Ss th' o wi" De
bpnd, fSr he sam q one tSoSssnd dcfl ar, sGnst
must bs mentioned 10 The BIDS,
The proposals will be opened at II o'clock 4. m,
On the 18Th day Of January. $50. At Port Warren
fFoPo.sis Vim be %stEs4 ".PfoPS.sl:, EGE Beef.
Fl5st LisSI S,h artillery A. u.s., Fort WStren
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IMPRCTTpEEEEET ~ TIE PEI T9IEEs Rapids
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

KEOEUk, Iowa, Dec, ~, 1900. !
aithiS o2isS anti Il m ~ TSuf.dSy, jsuusTy n,
1870, for completing the sEeGTGtion Of the prism
he canal iST ihs i@PrSVe@snt 81 lie Bss MoinSs
Rapids Of the Missiisippi river,
Ing from Eiihyllle. IoyI. q Ks9Eut, Iowa, The
width AZ The water surface, inside the eaPGl y 70
n eNeAyAtgn, and n low water TO DO Ave feet
dssIH Al he HsterisI SIeSy1tsd tI9n the gIi,m
@snt The lsisf he greater SaI part Of
he distance. viii DO about 80 feet rom the lows
lnehsstp The mile, Tbs smSa9L menl % Is built o.
Guiding he rip:IIp covering, and to be two feet
above high.w9ter mark. with slopes Of ~ base 10
on ihs inside az The sysS:sS Sa S:s 1S
rap protection to be ~ feat on the outside, feet
APSrtioS q The sSSy e Sa H already been con.
ltTueted-sAy three htths-ths balance, or As much
SsfsSsf % u asds. 4 q 30 Ssls1 appropriations
There shall be NO interIeEnlm between the com.
meat q work under the nOW letting except from
AIiPrOPoSlti9u' must state thu prize a, which each
70 he done, apd no BID viii DO considered that 10
A.prn cd cory ofthts GdysrtIsSmsnt must bS at.
Bach bid must contain written or printed guar.
antes signed BY two responsible persons
Ban az tSI pIogo'ais q thS f9T@ required Mish
fuTnishsd upon Gppi cation al this oaicS was w
The price OF prices 10 the contract viii be eonsd
cred As Including the expense Of fuTnShins all the
material, (exoeptinE the right Of way and b TToW
pitt, Implements, and Machinery md peTformi u
the work according 10 the plans aud IpeeineAtons
| exhibited at the laltipE.
The GoysrnmSnt reserves the rIEht to reject any
and all bids not considered satisfactory,
Pifteen per cent Of the amount ofAny work done
thereof, Will 10 TesaTyed uRtil tho whole work,
Which he subject OF contract. ShAll be entirely
The name Or names Of the porEob ~ pToposing N usl
be written ont In null with their place Of rotidsnee
aud Post Once addTehl.
Plans, maps specifications, and all necessary
papers will be ready for examination at this ollee
| NJ cen dAysprior TO the date Of tho letting.
| PeTsons proposing TO contract are requested 10
visit and examine the location Of the work before
| sending In thalF bids,
Proposals should be addressed TO the under.
| signed At heokuk, Iowa, and should be indorsed,
! 'PTop0tAh for WORK on the Improvement Of the
Des Aoines RApida.H j. H. WILSON,
Lieut., Col, and Brevet Major Gonsrai 0, S. A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-08

TRELHUAY DEPARTMENT, Jan, 3, 1870.
Sealed proposals for furnishing certain articles
Of stAtionsTy vii DO rOoelysd at this Department
uI SSs "a o. % srop
application.
fhs Plds win be considered and accepted or
ConirAets must DO executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon go
The articles eontIaetsd for must be furnished
from time 10 time during the year In quantities
pupuAnt To- orders from the Department Tho
entiie quantities Will, however, be called for
Zach proposal must be signed by the ind yidual
or arm making IT, and be accompanied by q bond
with sumelent suTetles In tho Gum Of ten thousand
dollars, (tl0,@ 0l approved by a United States
omeer Of the district in which the GuIoEies reside
Department, conditioned upon the execution Of y
contract for furnishing such portions Of the aTh-
Giles as may be awarded nnder 1t. and the perform
All deliveries will be subject to imposition by an
OEperl detailed for the purpose by tho Secretary
Of the Treasury, and tho delivery OF an Inferior
article will be deemed So oent cause To anHul tho
contract, At the option Of the Secretary,
Deliveries must be FREQ Of charge atths Treasury
Department, Washington,
The allure to comply with any one order uadeT
tho contract will operate Ra the forfeiture Of the
enlFo penalty Of the bond or tho Secretary OF the
eshsAry 70 supply the deficiency eGps.d b. sueh
failure, and charge TO the contractors shy per
eentun Of the price which II shall be found nsCss-
saIy 10 pay for such A. 'olea,
P.opOsAls unRoOompA led by satisfactory bond
will pot be considered, and contracts viii DO
awarded oSlY to established manufacturers Of or
vows - 6kORBE s. BOUTWELL,,
ianfSolm secTgtary ofthe Treasury,
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

USIrEg STATE EEalSLER! ogIICE,l
INV 0RLEAEH, Dec, 10, 1862
Sealed proposals. w. Ill be received At this once,
vary 30, 1870, for the following named works al
Fort Pike Louisiana, via.
One III wharf. $3.50
One III Pile Break water, 900 feet long,
On application At this ofiee plans aud specified
tons for the works Will be exhibited, and all the
Information necessary for making an ihtelli gent
bid will be given 10 contractors wishing to offer
bids. Blank forms for proposals will also be fur
Oontraetsrs will also be required to furnish all
labor and mAteTAl and to the work strictly
in accordance with the terms Of the contract, r.;
eeiying no payment until the contract Is completed
Proposals. will specify tho time at which work
can be eommenoed and completed. separate pro.
poaAl will be required for each work, the lowest
responsible bid for each to be accepted, not, at
tn option Of the Government
when forwarded by mail, proposals must be In
dOTsed deB mating the work bid for.
pInted COPY OF this advertisement must be at
tAehed to each proposal, and each must contain
written guarantee, signed BY two responsible per-
sons and certified BY third, knowing aud known
to all the parties and TO the Undersigned.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
PaIlies mGkinE bids are invited to be present at
the opening o. thelr BIDS, at the place. date and
time shove hAmed
Oaiesi No ~ Upper Rampant street,
Post once address, Lock Boz 090, New Or
Captain Of Engineers and BreVst Major, United
States GImyI EAGinssr In charge Of DsfeEees Of
New Orleans. jAn5.d
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PROPOSALS FoR TIMBER.
oTTIeH OF PAIHLsTEh ., g. NAVY.

oTEIeE or PATHAsTEA U. 9. NAyr.l
tB CHEsTNUT sTREET,
PHILADlLPHIAt Jan. l, 1870.
Sealed PTSPSsAis, indS5'sd PEopSsals for Tina 2:
Saisst M on he siS Il JsSssfv. for fgrHE"b
the United btAtss Navy DepAFtnsht with the fol-
lowing Timber. 10 be % the best quality, and sub
ieet TO Inspection By the Inspecting oieer Of the
PhilAdelphiA NAVY Yard, whore II Is to be deliy
cred within lhiIti days afisr acceptance % bid.
free Of eHpense 70 the Government, Tor which Sc
camp Ro RH suRRaG 81 CONSTRUCTION. &c.
10 pieces yellow Pine, 30 TO tsfeet feet long. lGH
10 pieces yellow Pins, % to q feet long, TX
% piss.s YsliSw Pine, q to % feet long. lgI
inches aqnArei mast.
Sploces Yellow Pine. o. to 81 feet long. 10 Inches
! pises Yellow Pine 81 foslIOnu. inches squares
.alHs yafS, % taper It snds Il Hs:hs
Spleees Yellow Pine o. feet long, 70 inches
square yards. to taper At ends 10 II lnehes,
bpleees Yellow Pine, y TO IS feat long, II inches
piece Yellow Pine, Is feet iOnS Inches square
The eleven pieces for yard, taperinE to hAvs the
heart in the centre at ends.
The Ss.s SSSS IA. Southern
No more sapWood than one eighth 81 the face will
be received on each corner. Deductions will be
made In the measurement for all sapwOOd, axe
marks, and Improper tquaring,
or other defects. The butts and tops TO bs cut of
RE actual length and sire Of each piece re.
qured can be obtained on application to tile Naval
Constructor, Navy Yard.
Blank forms for proposals a this oflee.
iAb-6t PEymAstsr United States Navy.
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wAsHISGToN, d O., DsC 70, 1851
Sealed nTopOsaIs, with plans ahd Epaeih cttions,
inA0Tssd, "PTop0sals for Floating Do6k. - will BE-
MaFui, l7O, for the CONSTRUCTION Of Floaking Dry
Dock capable u safe kld Easy transportation By
Of ssPsSlty, strength Aad P9cxsI e receive Ald
Tslse YIN vessel ~ ~ Get length tSo
PaTtes wishinE 70 contract for building such
Dock. Will have their plans and spseineatlons
for examination.
such plans as are submitted will be considered
relatively and with cost Of construction, aud those
not fayora6ly considered will be returned 10 the
biddeTa " desired,
The aeoeptSRse Of any bid will be depsnd snt upon
q necessary appropriation Of fuuds BY Congress, as
Alao whether the pl4nS, tpeoifoAtiohas and cost
are regarded fAyOTablY.
II contract DO entered iAtO payments will be
made upon estimates A. the work progresses, aud
Tsssrysd until the Dock Shil 5fJPlF Esda IsAtl''
dsii.fuN Chief Of Bureau of Yards Sad DociS
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@zOs'JnSJ N,oo.,ilSSq s,,....,..a
Ngw YonE; yn.ITi up hi-Vgu Io .teh pd
ding SsH cent?, suEsf Urn dsm 1,,1 AZ, fa,r,
llN@l2N cents Porte RICO lIs@l1I cents
Wheat f Saisi ana SsSsi II sSS ~ tor spftnS.
Sota aaie' sn sa, Weani p S;t ~" a uleit
out In @gso sen nri hyss oun n me n0 M
nal elgim f0fh anu ahu houhhsD WI
R,Lrtnonsi Jsn. = - 8sessiius, - Tbsre
va. = modelsttiy active demSSd Xxi. mornipS
o. no inither " LOT Sales gepoItea
~, m soa 81 lg1 barrels WeStetn EStIs AZ
sSS9' 2oo 6Asfea h9w sy, street ~, 90. AZ sS,So'
Faaiiy At 600 per barrel.
HAedt-Von.inuea "a light supply and hrm.
sIepS t0,uay aa,es o. aI sSSg q. onshs oba AZ
Maryland red at h,2S0l SO for talr 70 good,
and y - Tor prime TO choice ana "O' no.
white At Nto .,,.., .,.,.. I'm, ,.,.
low u dull and heavy re Ieoe e,pp 70
DAY were le,Ooo Io n ~ Ne, ~ aisses
iollows, VIZ wv y ~ ~ NJ. ,s,in,Vv
sIaSS cents for Damp and si8Oa cents Tor dry
lon, al a.. :, q, Mai n "a. ,.oo1 o..
Rge-We auoie ntm AZ slOSUilo LOT good TO
poss.-sAIs' to-day 10000 bushels, all at 30
cents
Gsg@-Ihs,s vs. zone S,m s w. yeRss ~ ~
"R, o. wright" l,oII bags Rio, e ,"Bets,"
both o. private termsl Anu Wv nags 40 rom SIni
second hands I AZ Y cents goiu, ou'H psa' out
steady, and We quote again a. follows, VIE
no 10 bonn a. ranging IRON " 10 llh cents
Soid, iot Isn " II Ss,goen Ahu no
and lagos cents Tor prime 70 choice, gold,
Co'ion.-We hear q no sales this morning,
Ah M.i ine ssts 80 .ass,.i ..,-oo, nat,