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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-15

: UTICA, N. Y. Feb. II, 1870.
WATCH No. 26l7-bearng Trademark, Fayette
Stratton. Marion, N. j." manufactured by Y. ). Watch
Co.. has been carried by me II months; its total yara
ton from time being fifteen seconds
Il /. NROOMAN, Engineer n. \. c. IL. Il. r.. \
4 WATCH No. 1887 Stem Winder bearing Trade Mark,
/" Frederic Atherton Co.. Marion, N. j., manutaetur
ed by u. S. Watch Co, has been carried by since
June 1867 its total variation from time being
4 ly five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH
Treas. Panama r. r. 81 Wall Street.
Y WATCH No. 120l2 bearing Trade Mark, L. 8.
Watch Co, Marion, N, j." manufactured bg United
States Watch Co., has been carried By me ye months
/ seconds GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger K
| Agent Ioldo, Wabash & Western Halfway.
! WATCH No. 1259-bearing Trade Mark, Frederic |
atherson Il Co.. Marion n. mauuiactu red by IT, 5.
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Us in the entire time.
+. CHIrrENpEN, Late Register u. s. Treasury
Watch Co., has been carried by me six months it, TO
tai variation from mean time being only eight seconds
per month. Have been travelling through different ~.
lions OF the country, from New York to Galveston Tex
as, and back, by steamer and railroad. Il. RICE
OF Whitney Rice, l70 broadway A.
SrNEt EY, Penn, Feb. 26, 1s.p
WArrH No, ll7G bearing Trademark, " Frederic
Ahort"n & Co., Marion, n. j, manufactured by [ S
Watch 60, has been carried by the three months
Its total variation from time being only second.
during that time II. DE lANCY engineer T. < f. r. *
WATCH Ne. ll05 bearing Trade Mark D.. Fredtr..
At4ertom X co., Marion, N. j. " manufactured by 1 s
Watch 90 has been carried by me ee' en- months it,
total variation iron mean time being only seconds
IN the entire time. A, Il. KING, Park Place n y
Flce.frest Elastic Cone Spring Co.. n. j, Car Spriu.
and X, 60.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

LEVY CoURT.-The Lew --.,
held It's regular meeting ln-the Aldormah's
chamber, City Hall, President Nichols and
Messrs. Brown, Belt, Burr, Gordon, Plant,
ROWLAND, Tenney, and Shepherd, presents
The CHAIR laid before the court petition
OF W. d. Beall, complaining Of the Seventh.
street road as nuisancej referred TO Com
mittee on Improvements, with Instructions
TO take Immediate action. Also, notice or
Mr.. Cockerille, In reference 10 condemns
tlon OF his land for the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, protesting against giving the same,
as II will damage him $4,000. Referred.
Several accounts were referred.
Mr.. Plant presented q petition asking
that the military road near Tenallytown be
opened. Referred,
Also, petition asking that . road be opened
from Lincoln avenue to the old Dladens-
burg road, and from same TO Queens
Chapel road, binding the lands OF 8. P.
Chase and others. Referred.
Mr.. Plant, from the Committee on In
proyemeuts, reported In favor OF repairing
road from the race-courso 10 District line,
provided the citizens pay part Of the ex-
ponse. Adopted.
Also, In favor OF eTemptlng from taxation
the ground lately purchased for cemetery
for the German Catholics. Report adopted.
Mr.. Tenney moved that the rate OF taxa
tlon be fixed as follows For county pur-
poses, 40 cents on each 500; school, IS do. (;
police, 10 dol total, 20 cents per 300. The
motion OF Mr.. Tenney was adopted.
The motion Of Mr.. Plant, offered At tho
last meeting, authorizing the Committee on
Improvements TO contract for the erection
Of a bridge over Rock creek, was called up
and adopted.
Mr.. Shepherd moved that the Committee
on Improvements cause the Sign boards for
roads to be put up as soon as possible. Car
rled.
Mr.. 8. alluded to tho fact that all the
roads had been named, aud some Of the res.
ldents not having become acquainted with
the names OF the roads do not know on what
road they live.
Mr.. Burr called tho attention Of the court
TO the fact that they had labored without
success In bringing about q settlement with
tho corporation Of Washington, and the
committee was directed 10 employ counsel
and bring suit without delay for the amount
ascertalned 10 DO due.
Mr.. Burr nominated VIM. Hickey as SUI
perylsor Of roads, In place Of VIM. Arnold,
declined, and he was elected.
| DR.. Rowland offered the following, the
confederation Of which was postponed
| Whereas It 10 generally believed that tho act
| OF Congress to retroeede the county OF Alex
AndrlA, 10 tho District OF Columbla, to the
State Of Virginia, approved July Q, 1870, was
whereas tits highly desirable that the District
| Of Columbia, which was accepted by Congress
for the Pcrndlsni seat Of government Of the
1900, should be restored TO iis original terri
tsTial intsgtltyi therefore, =" Y
Rssoiued, That the committee TO represent
| the Levy Court before Congress be Instructed
| to urge the eonsiieration Of the subject upon
! the attention Of the Committees on the Dis
trlet OF 0olunbA OF the two Houses OF Oon:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08
Terms as follows, Invariably In Adj
NRncet

60 II IL not necessary that the subscribers 10 q
Cub should receive their papers at the same post
once. Where q elub Of subscribers has been for
wArded, additions may be made to itN the sane
rates. Papers will be addressed sinslJ TO each
member Of a club,
A5- Money orders should DO sent from all post
oeieos iGsuinE them. Prom other oaiess lsttsrs
should be reEisleTod.
81 Specimen copies Of Daily or Weekly Ma
tlOnhl Republic an sent on application.
AppRrss! w. ,. MURTAGI.
Washington ID. &.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

FHrH WARD IRISH RHPUBLIoLSs.-The
Irish citizens OF the Fifth ward assembled at
Justice Maryman's office, on Third street
east and Pennsylvania avenue, last evening
for the purpose Of forming an Irish Repub-
llcan Association. The hall was dGnSely
crowded.
Mr.. NAryman called the meeting to order;
Mr.. D. Long, assistant surveyor, acting as
secretary.
The Chairman, In a few pertinent remarks,
announced the object OF the meeting, alter
which the following candidates were put In
nomination for president Of the organlEa-
tloni Mr.. Maryman and Thomas Shea.
Just here Mr.. John O'Meara entered the
hall, and was also nominated, and finally
declared unanimously elected president Of
the association; Thomas Shea, first vice
presidenti Horatlo MAryman, second vice
PRESIDENT Danl shehan, secretary Michael
Kelly, treasurer.
On motion, It was agreed that when the
association adjourns Ii adjourn to meet on
Friday, the 18th Inst.
AfIer spirited exhortatlons to the mem
bers by Messrs. O'Meara, Novel, and seye.
raj other gentlemen, the association I'D
Journed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

TIE TRLDRs-sToNH-CuT MEETING.
The Stone Cutters Association met last
night at Arblter Hall, on Pennsylvania
avenue. Quite number were present, and
business OF Importance TO the trade Wns
transacted. .- ...
The Plasterers' Association meet on Thurs
day night, when Gen. A. NJ. Wlnn will ad.
dress the society on subjects Of Interests to
this branch OF mechanics.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

LIEUT.. HURLEY's CASE BEFoRR TN
Police BoARD.-The following arc the pro,
ceedlngs Of the board OF police at q meeting
held on Thursday, February IL, 1870, upon
charges preferred against Lieut.. W. 8. Hur-
ley, OF the Fourth metropolitan police pre-.
clnet, on account OF conduct unbeoomiug an
officer aud violation Of the rules and regula-
tions, and having especial reference to his
use Of profane and improper language In
arreSting one Robert Jones.
Mr.. Hamllnk, from the committee having
charge OF the case OF Lieutenant Hurley,
caused to be read the testimony taken before
Mayor Bowen and himself, showing conclu,
slyely by three different Witnesses that Lieu.
tenant Hurley, while making the arrest, and
10 the presence Of several OF his subordinate
officers and the multitude composing the
meeting, used the following language; "YoU
black son OF -, I will take you any
how"
DR.. CrLgiu asked "what was Lieutenant
Hurley's previous record !" The record read
by the secretary showed that % 0u,ober Q
1867, Lieutenant Hurley had been tried and
found guilty OF using profane language, &c.
and was sentsnced to be repremanded there,
for. Also, that on August 10, 1868, Lieu
tenant Hurley had been tried and found
guilty Of conduct unbecoming an officer, fol
profane language, and sentenced to be rep.
rlmauded therefor.
by the ruleS and regulations OF the board
a third reprlmand requires dismissal FROM
the force, and as an act OF lenlency Mayor
SWeeny moved that Lieut.. Hurley DO lned
$50.
DR.. Cragin suggested that II would evil.
IDENTIFY be proper, for the good Of the force,
to transfer Lieut.. Hurley to another pre-
clnct.
The motion Of Mayor sweeny as amended
by DR.. Cngin was unanimously adopted.
The board did not censure Lieut.. Hurley
for making the arrest, as he probably did no
more than his duty, but found him guilty Oi
the language as charged.
The foregoing lie correct statement Of
the facts In the case referred TO. They are
published by order Of tho board as reply Il
allegations made by certain parties con
demning Its action In imposing on Lieut.
Hurley fine OF $50, and transferring him Il
another precinct, as we'll as In answer to I
petition asking the board to remit the 1nI
and suffer him to remain where he was.
T, A. LAzENBY Secretary,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

LOCAL BREvITHs.-Bepjamln Berkeley and
Joseph RaWllng were arrested for stealing q
quantity Of meat belonging to John Rad
cllffe, and was sent to jail.
On Sunday, Detectives Coomes aud TILL
man arrested Joseph Howison, colorcd,
charged with the larceny OF clothing aud a
quantity Of bedding from Benjamin Nc
Knew. The same detectives also took into
custody q colored woman, named Susan
Goodail, charged with receiving the goods
knowing them To have been stolen. The nc.
cused were taken to headquarters, where
Justice Walter heard the evidence, and held
the accused TO bail for court.
Detective McDeyitt on the complaint Of
John l.. Duffee, arrested John Linn, charged
with assault and battery, and subsequently,
making threats Of personal violence against
the complainant. Yesterday Justice Walter
heard the evidence, and fined defendant IS,
and required him 10 give security to keep The
peace for six months.
The case Of Henry Hlmber, Commissioner
Of tue First ward, charged with an assault
aud battery on John Fogarty In the Mayors
Once on Saturday, came up for a hearing
before Justice Walter yesterday, when Mr..
ilmber was required to give security In the
sum Of 500 for his appearance at court.
Messrs. KllbOurn 4 Latta, real estate
brokers, have sold for John 8. Gallaher lot
8, square 2lS, on | street, between Four.
teenth and Fifteenth streets, for Ss,9ll, 10
]. W. Thompson, esq.
On Saturday last the credit OF the general
fund was startled with the receipt Of s.
from some unknown source. II was de-
posted as conscience money by some I'M
known gentleman, and II was said to be the
flrst payment OF the kind ever made to the
corporation.
The case of Albert Nichols, a colored
man, who Is charged with the murder Of bis
wife and wife's mother, In the Seventh ward,
has been set down for trial next Monday.
DR.. BnodgrasS will act as Nichols counsel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

THI CoLoRkDo RIyHa, &c.--Captain Sam
AdRms will, at the request Of a number Of
Senators and others, repeat his lecture on
the Colorado river and tho country adjacent
thereto this evening, at the new Masonic
Hall, corner Of Ninth and = streets. The
public nro invited. No charge for admit
lance. Lecture commences at 8 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


n
hoard Of Aldermen.
TbI roeular weekly session Of the Board
of[lIdermen was held TINS evening ~.
u[.Ident. Mr.. J. 8. Crocker, IN VIZ Tas'
Present, all the members eNcep' ''''
molly. ,..,U,rs the reading Of
,hs JonTnaI. Mr.. Moore said the Journa u,u
not sboW the yeas aud nays Nnleu III, ~
MI a. a certain stage Of the proceedings
~ the motion to indefinitely postpone lhere
SSarc then but eight Aldermen present, an9
-Ssn The next vote was taken oy yeas and
nays on his motion to adjourn, MS own VOC
.,nrmstIye, and yet there were eight votes
recorded In the affirmative
M. Moore then moved 10 amend the Jour
nal on mage LII by Inserting the vote mad
an his motion to postpone lndehnltely Inc
Hi, then under considerations which vote
Was-yeas1 /, nays Il which motion was losti
Ysas-Meisrs. Emery, Moore and MOr'sll
S.u-Msssrs. Baker, OhamPiou, Ch.Ie,
oIsrH, Davis, Knight, stewart, slater and the
Preaident-o.
NJ. Moore also moved to amend the jour
nal al Inc same page by Inserting the yeas
and nays on his motion to adjourn, he nav
ing mad 10 retire Immediately amer making
ala motion, and before he voted thereoni
which motion was also lost
Ys..-Msssrs. Emery, Moore, Mot'eil aud
M TM Ms..r,, Baker, Champion, Ohass,
oisrH, Davis, Knight, stewart, slater Nna 'he
President-9.
The reading of the journal was 'hcrtuPon
postponed. r,,.u,., .,v,ru
transmitted his report for the month OIL reo'
ruary. Referred.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

THE FESTIVAL at Estreet Baptist church
commence this evening. The lecture-room
has been beautifully decorated for the occa'
sion, q small forest Of eYergreons forming
IN attractive feature. A hall Of paintings
and q skating park, In which nearly thou
sand llfe-llke figures are seen gliding over
the Ice, add 10 the attraction. The best Of
refreshments and q variety OF fancy articles
will be for sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

In TUE HOUSE, OF RErREsKNTATIvHT yes
terday Mr.. Julian, Of Indiana, offered bill,
which was referred to the Committee on the
District, for the establishment OF an in6rm-
airy hospital building In the city Of Wash
ington for the destitute old people, lnclud.
Ing the permanently diseased and worn.
out slaves. By the bill 5000 are To be
placed In the hands OF Rachel W. NJ. Town
send, mlnlster Of Friends society In Phila-
delphia, and Josephine Grining, general
agent Of the National FreeemAn's Assocla-
ton, who are to report the use made OF the
funds to the Secretary OF the Interior on tho
1rst Monday In December, 1870.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

DEATH OF CAPTAIN NEwMAR.-CaptRin
William A. Newman, well known to many
Of our readers, died at Toronto, Canada, on
Saturday last, the 9Th instant. Captain
Newman served with distinction in the Mex
lean war, having lost an arm In tho battle Of
Cherubusco, and was breyetted for gallRntTy
In that action. He served recently for sew
the United States Capitol, and has for some
time past been stationed at Toronto as spo-
clsl agent Of tho Treasury Department. lie
was brotheT.in-law OF Hon. Y. L. Wood
bridge, ex-member Of Congress from YER
mont.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

B, s. sNDHR reappeared upon the scent
Of his former eIplolts--the City Hall steps
yesterday afternoon, and made one OF hi
characteristic speeches against tho Republi
can party, until he was squelehed by th'
pol ice. Dbl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

THR WASHINGTON CITH SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
ls open from Oi90 TO 1850 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition 10 It's regular banking
hours. It pays interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

RESUMPTION or sPECIH PATMENT.-Yes.
terday Justice Walter, following the exam
pie Of several New York business men
gave, In return. for greenbacks, change 10
administration and the financial policy OIL
President Grant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

1SDUcENENT TO Bur Coop sEwEG
MAoHNH.-Wllcox n Glbbs' Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and best constructed
sewing machine. will hereafter DO cold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum'a
corset and hoop skirt factory, 40s Seventh
street, betMeen d and e. Ii = d IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

MEssRs. PHn.rs q soLoNoSs, bookseller
and stationers, No. S29 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets, ad'
vertlae In another column an invoice OF new
books, by popular authors, with schedule Of
prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

The usual course OF medical instructions
by Doctors Drlnkard and King for 1870, will
commence March Ia, at 7 p. M, In the Ma
tIonal Medical College, on II street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, and con-
tlnue until July 10.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

ss- Tho DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
furnished to subscribers At % Per GnnumI ave
oplea rear S2J.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

HoFF's MALT EXTRACT Is already used
by our frst families, and prescribed BY Our
most eminent physicians, whose approval
and encomlums have been bestowed upon
this wonderful tonic beverage, II being par.
tloularly adapted to persons Of weak and
debllltated constitutions, Especially nursing
mothers,) and all those who are laborlng
under dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, scrofulai
chlorosls, &C., general debility and derange.
mont Of the whole system. Sold by all
druggists and grocers. eo0t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

THERE WILL Oh a grand dramatic enter
talnment for the benefit Of the Industrial
Home School, this evening, at Carroll Hall
The entertainment will be Of first class or
nature, we hope II may result In Substan-
tlal benefit TO the school.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08
R0P0SGIs F0R ICE.


wAsHiEOToE, fsb n. $50,
Proposals will be received for supply and De.
year from the 18th " March NEXT
The lee to be Of the best quality kennebee, or
equal 10 H. clear aud free IRON ,aou o. dirt G2to
be required.
Bids will he received unul u O'Clock noon, on
the III Of Mar h, addressed 70 the 0enerAl Super.
latsndent Of the Treasury BuiidinEs, marked
,ffoPosAh Tor Ice, undsT eSyer to thu Secretary
81 the Treasury, and TO be oQnAldeTed binding for
ave days Aner that day, the Department TsaeIViBG
eeiyed.
No bids will be con, ldSrSd biadlnG qalsss salts.
parties to fulhll the contract
fs91 II General aup'l Treasury Baiiiiass,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

WV. BALIANTrsB, No. 400 Seventh street
LdVertlses fresh supply of new publica
, llOns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

THE Third Ward Republican Reform
Club will meet tomorrow evening, at Union
League Hall, al 1850 p, N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

THE BELT RAILRoAD.-Theb bill which was
introduced In the House yesterday by Mr..
Welker, Of Ohio, aud referred to The Com
mittee on the District, names the following
gentlemen us coTporatorsi Francis PrOtt,
George Burgess, George 7. Downing, Alfred
Jones, 8. r. Bond, Luther Martin aud Jas.
Lackey.
The road iE to commence al the junction
OF Eleventh street east and Massachusetts,
avenue, through Massachusetts avenue, A
street north, First street, G street north, New
Jersey avenue, X street north, Twenty
second street west, + street north, Eigh-
teenth street west, ! street north, Fifteenth
street west to X street north, thence along
X street by double track to Twelfth street,
through Twelfth street, Virginia avenue and
Eighth street west to the Potomac, along
the Potomac front TO l. street south TO
Eleventh street east, and through Eleventh
street TO the place Of beginning
The capital Is to be not less than three
nor more than seven hundred and iily thou
sand dollars. The books are to be opened
within twenty days after the passage Of the
act, notice having been given by advertise
ment, and subscriptions are limited to
$4,000 by any one Individual, five per cent.
payable at the time Of subscribing.
The bill requires that portion Of the road
between First street east and l. street south
to be completed within two years, and the
whole road within three years, under penalty
Of forfeiture Of the charter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

WALLED IN wITH PAFuRl-why are the
hair coloring proparatlons kept DARK I
Simply because the light decomposes them
and exposes their foul sediment. Hence the
bottles are jackoted with paste and paper.
Phalon's Yltalla, or Salvation for the Hair,
on the other hand, IL a. clear and trans-
parent In the sunshine a. In tho shade. II
reviyes the natural color In every time
bleached 1bre, and docs not stain the tkin.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

EVIDENTLY INsANn.-A mlddle-aged lady
called AT the Post Once Department yester.
day morning and declared that she was the
widow OF Col. Geo. Z. Scott; that she was
appointed as clerk In thls Department i've
years ago, and that another person had been
acting as clerk In her name. III will DO re-
membersd that Mr.. Scott died very sudden
" q short umo ago.) She therefore do
manded pay for the Eve years, and also two
thousand dollars besldesj and said that II
she did not get II She would raise q greater
"rumpus" than was raised 10 1861 by the
seeding States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

GENERAL INCORPORATION ACT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF CoLuHBTA.-Mr. Cook intro
duoed In the House yesterday q general In
corporation act for the District OF Columbia,
covering pome thirty pages, and prepared
With great care BY that gentleman: Inc ~
which provides for the incorporation Of lu-
stltutlons OF learning Of any Rradei the sec
ond for churches and religious associations
the third for cemeterlesI fourth for benevo'
lent assoclatlonsi hflh for business pur-
Poses generally, except banking, and sixth
for railroads, under which section any road
can DO chartered and built, though tho
Councils are given authority to N the route
and termlni OF the road. Different rules,
regulations, and restrictions are provided
for each class, and fully set forth In the bill
Referred 70 the Dlstriet Committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

4 lhIhANh'bOuhTt
" RHnRUART y. 1870,
Dfgirlot Of OOlHHbia. WdsAfngion ooHAiV, 10 t6tf
10 the case OF ALFHGua N, pROWA, Adminla-
traitor Of b, Newton Brown, deceased, the adj
miniGtTator Aforesaid has vita the 9ppro-
bAt0h OF the Orphans court Of WAshlngtO
county Aforesaid, lppolptsd BATURpAH, March
-. A. p, ltia, for the hnal sgttsmsnt and
Rnd Of the ASlstH In hand fArA ~ the sane have
been collected Aqd turned late money when aud
are notified to ait nd, With their claims properly
yoashsd, o. lhSJ may o.hsITias ~ Law % ~,
provided cory Of this order DO Published ontS !
week Tor three weeks IN the NAfioHAL REPURLi,
Tsiti A. Whistler,
tv.b ISW REGISTER VI wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08
RoPosGIs ron BRICK oIsFEREs.
6',Is. A..r5AsI SgllIIss...In. Ga.EaAL, A.,

OFFICE ASSISTANT ouARrElHAsrHE 0ENERAL,)
CohsEn Housros ASP SnLlnH srIaErs.
Proposals are inylted and viii be received al
this oihes until noon Of March D. lsIo for the con.
o. three go Brick Cistornl undsT ground, one 10 BE-
70 let moan diameter and y feet deep, aud two 70
Those CateTns are TO be located At such places a.
may be designated By the A. A. Q, NJ at tbs poSl !
drst.e ass material, and must be provided with
tbs necessary pumps. pipes. &e,
once,
Tue work mu.t IS completed within thirty days
AfleT acceptance Of bid.
or all bids :
The proposals will be endorsed ''PropOsals for
ClstsThs, and addressed to the undeTaigRed.
y. 81. HeneTAl. WA, n, HOW'LL,
BIeyet Major aud Assistant ouaTtermallsT, Usi-
ted States Army. feb2s q