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pRoPosALs FOR TRIsn BRIE.

.aaH.. RoaT wAsHINoToS, ND, 4
January 81, lt7o.
,sSpIIss;it' -i!s s1ST q tsi' SSSsT.
si1ued until 10 O'clock .. NJ, March l, ls7O. for
s1pplylnG Rreah Beef 70 the troops At this post
Tbs sAid Beef must be fgesh, Of . GOOD MARKETABLE
sludst Be asilTsrsd Al II post free Of cost
10 such .QuAniity a. mar be from time 70 time re-
agirsd hyt sd on aueh days As the COMMANDING
ofheer ,hll dssiEnAte not exceeding four times
ThS nsskS Of tbs cattle sisuGhsrsd for Beef to be
delivered under this aEreemsnt shall Be cut Oh u
the fonrth VBrieb Joint, and the breast trimmed
down, The shAhks OF fore qbATtern shall be cut OF
from three TO four inches above the knee jont, and
SfhiSd 9SaTssri fren 'iE to eight inches above the
separate proposals., In duplicate, will also be
rsceiyed By he uufersigned up 10 the same hour
Asd date above msntlonsd 70 Supplying commits
Post supplied bsrsfrom. with such choice FTesh
Beef ~ they may from tms 70 time requiIe, such
AZ siilqin and Porter'housc steak, standing Ribs,
or Rib ROAAta.
These contrasts 10 be IN force six mouths or such
less time As the OommissATy GENERAL shall direct,
commanding on the nIat day Of April 1910, aud sub.
Jeot TO the approval OF the Command nE General Of
the Departmsnt Of the bast
quantity Of the frs-h boef stipulated 70 be deiiV-
cred, then the Commtssary At Port Washington.
Nd shAli have the power 20 supply the deficiency
By purehass' and the contractor will DO charged
. The contractor will DO required to enter into
bgnds for the sum Of one thousand dollars, GiERed
also By two responsible guTetias, whose names
The prorosais vii b opened at 10 O'Clock. m,
on the arIl day Of March is7o At Fort wAshin EtoB
Nd. At which time and place bidder are requested
ET.sS$;:: be marked e.
jaSl.6t First Liant, an ATtiiisTy A. q
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THE COURTS.

THE COURTS. ,'L
rbiuvt couAr-y,.so. Jy;,lli,9-rbl,2 on Sa-
y 49, ~ Ahisioppie
We tsag "a IitloHI Ss,ssrassJi -,.,,,n.,i
Nv hssSnt n, ndsr,i. SN'' W Pe'ai'A''op
nav va' Rfo-n XII ~ r.. .....ia.a A..
general tsrn by consent '--eS 'siAtHen W
,.sIs. 'yGn.SG ,peJ, Sase fppoittesn yes
Oh b money, eaen party 70 pay hls own costs:
80 ysn ". IHIAer e' al Oroer laklng Dill
~ a, SYn,ssssu. .1-,...,a,,l,y.. M. =.
.u,,al, yus " Conen' 'order approving
AHRpGal Uonu' a. ..-qf, lalIsd b. Liam.
iyJgn ", hensnaW. Leave granted 70
h,,, ''AN ISPl'caNon ana 70 me an amended
Ldio.,roS usrt r0.na ,ra0,nsaH nol
~. co.. CO.,. - 49, !. ,s,5 ,.,,ai
COM, S ,SS. Soyhr = SSdgt cdfit.L Tnnnn
Sop ~, was engng geo ~ IoiloEs yegterdNi
,.uA,. us ~ LlIe lnsafaucq company -,
.s.Sin.I, ~ ns e1ag I'D. III y A. Ssson q
y mistake. Clarke, agent for thS Insurance.
SpsnS gasi ~ oni; ~ no so N pa
ar,ns " m nn1n W I Sps IT gt,ppy
H ~ a. %ae e, sA ~ 80. , euPt tasre-
~ m mhnnnS IA 80 nrsd,,s1 ths.., .1,s 70
sp t IL ty AZ MOI Appear th,t MseSir Ma w,
isee,sea paS'H Ss1I q nos sposeiuenty
~ rscavsy ~ ,onnSv bas ~ y ~, now 49,
tbas ina nronIssoss ~. " ~ , tvulu
hsd eStIngpisheJ H. .k,i,.VI, " \. az
nonv nrsyion.i, 70 nv. ,iy Vi W. eVin-
mer.y rs nsia " 'neeV mug ~ NnlVn kno
In tbs con1nc, ~ A.. :. s.-.,I .lc
IpeornorstIon ~ AZ. We iaSt Y, W
and ynor ,Ss 500 - S,,ipy VS.
Nhsthsy ~ M, ~ y, ~ upop slS Isct
80 $780, y, ~
thn dshl 2.rah.sy, ~ w ~ LoI
~ Sss',, 49, ~. PiAinilii, Anu nlne iot
clynSd n con,iu vaeopse1 70 Iunngr Ana &C.
iha nisintig ~ ~. tu,t H, eae. sro,c' 'oe
Rro-nIns q ItaIia, alioun eLNllned,
~ nnhItoa,5.S 80. oson w. pIVHn' Oruer
nm - Ihn.n -,
40, - No ,s.ni nAys grAntedtheo eieno-
Wsrrsu ", Isw1, '0n C Iay ..s.r osfr..
rnrnor.,Io, =, ~, SShea. ,,--,-.
~ po.sHon ~ mnmngton 70, HertEog.
inst,,s h.,oS = 'no Juusulcnt Oh tns
pIrin.as 49,, 70 I.-l-.-.a
s,nit N''' ' 'uuBnpnb " ae-
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viii. ~ W sI.,,m LOT vow JAS n.
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Nc dss.ns. ". 81 u y heion Oh aupnL,
A. ooo NV ~"u 'pruIe' ior pAlnuu lof
fS,,',, NJ,
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Carriages.
ORPHANS COURT,

[ lhrhANb' OOUkT,
Distriet Of Columbia. dshineton Couafl ts ,Sb
ne p xii q BSlpaHT puaLs, sdmins fstTix G.
trlx, :. a, AforosaId have, with tbS Ipppabs
tpn OF the orphABsi Court Of Wasbis ZION daSpiS
Is7O for he ksHi SstiiSiSssi ahS Si stIISliASS d
ne PeIsohal estate Of said dsseSsed, and Of ne
lsGtsd and turned late money! when ana WSsfc
All The, creditors and heirs o. said deceased Sfe
youehsd, or they may osherElss by law BE- e..
eluded from all bench In said deosassdFs estate:
week for three weeks In the NLrioHAL RsPuSII.
Test A. WEBSTER
lhnH-hfWN RaHtataW Ar
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IOUGHLlR pRUO STORE OPPOSITE
u Ma onie Teinple. Prescriptions accurately Aud
hOH''tT soaPouhdSd' AID attic l0Wsd ShATT~,
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oITIoH CHIRT nuARrHRHAsrERl
~ 81, LogIh, mo-, January -, 1870.
Os. IA .. IL oss q ne fSss mt III.
F TIKI S II 81 or MILITARY, INDIAN
AND d0VBRHhBNT sUPPLIks,
r. S ga sH5n ~ .A is, ionF S5% RS5 AR
% ssss "a S g. ne a n!.i SSI
az Z is ssss Fsisr ;, sSa f1 e fCl
Hidd.T. vii stats The rate per 100 pounds Per 100
miiss a Which they viii transport the tuPPlles IN
'Afs ~. |SS.A St g ,snr SssiSsal%S April iso
The sgsrsrsts Loo6, 90 peuniss AO' 'A'''N IN
Biddsn will state their places Of residence, and
700 tsStss Of ssTlisd cheek paySbist 20 The Older
o. The qndsniEnsd, A. EuGta aisS that in ease an
ssd enter ini0 sQairzet with good and sutieisbt
ssssLl.I u ,9sSIESa.sSs ~ tsrPs q III. ID
sstss IN ssss q f.aa. 81 he paS NJ Ss tss
contract mAy be awarded 70 szeeuis In due form
ESsS Siidsr must be prssen, At the opening Of tho
The contractor will be required 70 dive bond in
'S 70 = ans 81 R e sS
ssiisfsstOEy evidence Of lAs loyalty and solysnsy
No s5opo.al vii! DO snl,r.1lnoa unlsss it fully
The psFiy o whom Al award Il made must ba
PREPARED 70 sHSeuts the contract without ubneoeS-
e sSSiTsS O'Ad' for
Ths Iisht 70 reject any aud all bids that may DO
, hhs eontTAeloTnust BE- In IsGdlRSsI for service
bL the loth dAy Of APIil, $50, and must have,
as vith readily al tbs starting point or
By sGiESiiS sfIhs Department Commander,
iauSf-a Dent O. NJ tsn'i-' ar 9h
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Attorneys, Agsnta. SIC.
JAMES DONALDSON,

Iualleo OF tho Ponce and COmmIg-
afoner OF Deeds.
CopyeyAnninE aud all InGrumnntA Of Whiting
carefully prepA,sd omee, ltyO PsnhSylEAnlA
Mr.. 0eaTgs y. Hotehkiss, Constable Ahd Inde-
pendent PhyAte Detective, can always Be found
At my ohlos 70 attend 20 any batine1 iutruated to
him with pr0mptness lAH5l-St
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The many thOuARndb cured a. me lhAnlaloh
within the last eighteen years. and ne h9hefena
hqrgieAl QpsIAtion. peTiGrmed u ".sunn " ~
Hsay other pspsts.. nouSss q Which aPPsA{ed
skndtSSss Esstiemss ofehaIaoter and reaPonsi.
bil''yl ~ BbIIssgEisks SPgEhtLY CURtn'
Person. wfitiBg bopld be PaTieulaI 10 direct
InISciT ieffrrs ~ bic NATL utn5 ~ the folloNiuH
inh,uSt JOINS Y. JOHNSTON, M D.,
RaltimOIe Lock Hospital
tss.Iv hslhmere MaTyla1d
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ASSoA vi NM 81.
Mr.. Slocum, of N. Y, rose to q personal
explanation, and called attention OF The
House to matter which, he said, affected
the Military Academy and the integrity OF
members Of this House. He then had read
an advertisement published In New York
paper, Offering for sale a cadetshlp In the
phited states military Academy at West
" Congressman" Now York. Mr., slocum
then offered aresolulion directing the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to INQUIRE What
member OF Congress, II any, has sSld or Of.
fered for sale any appointment to tbs Mill
taTy Academy at West Point or to the Naval
Academy at Annapoliai that the committee
have power TO send for persons and paperS.
and that they report the result Of their In.
Veatigatlon 10 the House.
Mr.. woodward, Of Pa, said he would vote
very ehserfullJ for this resolution. A ladT
Of the highest respectabllily bad Informed
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degree as to warrant the belief that It is Of any

a degree as to warrant the belief that ir is OF any
value whatever.
In giving the list OF fnrs In my former reports
represented them as purchased exclusively from the
natives Of this island; such, however, have since
learned, is not the case. The natives or Oumnak,
Ahoren and the two small Islands OF Av0utanick and
ZeRada also dispose OF their furs here. The total
number OF skins purchased by the traders or THIS
place during the drst i've months OF the year 1870
iox and AZ fur seal. The sea otter are nearly all
Killed during the summer months; four hundred
SKINS OF this animal VIII be sold by the natives Of tho
ABOVE Islands In the remaining seven months OF tho
year, making the total amount for the whole
year between 500 and 600. The fur seal are killed
during the months OF November anu December, and
tne Iox during the winter. Not over 500 fur seal
SKINS are yearly secured In the Is land named.
since the transfer OF this territory 70 the United
states government nothing has been attempted for
the ameloratlon OF this peope-the Aleutes II can
not certainly be the intention OF Congress- TO leave
them In their present hafcivilized state. At very
small expense 10 the government they might be
brought 10 much higher degree OF civilization and
ultimately would make GOOD citizens Were Con-
gress TO appropriate $40 900 for the first year and
$4,000 per annum for four succeeding years, to be-
expended In establishing schools IN their principal
villages throughout these islands am satisfied that
at the end OF i've years such schools would be self
sustaining.
The natives are industrious, and so long az the
fur-beanng animals are protected they win never
become a burden to the government. Indeed, the
high price now paid for furs by the American ira
ders not only places the Aleuie above want, but
gives him degree OF influence not obtained by the
majority OF the working classes OF the States Re-
spectfully submitted,
FRANK NJ. BROWN, Assistant Special Agent.
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oBTAININs GOODS BY A BOGUS CHECK.

On Saturday last man, giving his name as Solo,
mon weiner, called at the store Of W. II. d L. c.
Thorne Co., Of IS White street. and, after inspect
ing variety Of goods, ordered quantity OF hose.
valued at $14S 80, hhndkerchie,s to the value Of
ffty-nine dollars, and shirts and drawers to the
value OF $l9l: These goods were to be sent to Wei
ners place OF business, at No. Chambers street,
when, on receipt, the money was to be paid for
them. Thorne Co.'s clerk took the goods, with a
receipted bill for The amount, and Weiner promptly
Another clerk Of Tborne & Co.'s was sent
TO the Bulls Head Bank TO get the check cashed
but, on presenting It, was informed that
goods were traced to 81 Liberty street and recovered
Weiner was yesterday ariaigned at the Tombs Police
Court before Judge Koch, and committed for trial,
He said he was twenty. nine years OF age. a native
VI Germany, ana not guilty.
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BELGIUM.
TIE British Guarantee Treaties Of 1881,
1889 and 1867.

TIE British Guarantee Treaties Of 1881,
1899 and 1867.
British Parliamentary paper gives the treaties
which constitute England's obligation to watch
over the independence and neutra'lty OF Belgium
and Luxembourg. The most important Is the treaty
OF 18th November, 1851.
The treaty signed at London, April 10, 1885, in the
twenty. four articles annexed to and forming part
OF it, repeats In erect the treaty OF 1881. The only
changes made are In the dates, the amount Of
Netherlands public debt allotted to Belgium and
the omission OF article IA, also relating to the
financial part OF the arrangement. The guarantee
by the five Powers remains lntrinsically the same
the operating words TO this effect belng:-
In 1871
ART 25 The Courts of Great Britain, Austria France
Prussia and Russia guarantee to his Majesty King Of the
Belgians the execution OF all the preceding articles
AgT 49, In consequence Of the spuatlohs of the present
treaty there shall be peace and friendship their
Maeses the KING OF the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and lreand the Emperor Of the King French
part and his Ma esy the King of BeRians on the
other part their heirs and SUCCESSORS their respecive
States is and subjects, forever.
ARTICLE l. Her Majesty the Queen of the United King
dom Britain and Ireland his Majesty che Emperor
of Austria King of Hungary and Bohemia his Majesty The
King Of the French his Majesty the King OF Prussia
Maicsy the Emperor OF all the Russlas declare that the
articles hercunto annexed and forming the tenor the
treaty concluded this day between his Majesty King Of
the Begans and his Majesty the King OF the Netherlands,
same force validity they textualy inserted
the and that they thus placed under the
guarantee of their said Maieaties
The treaty that of the 1th of May 1867 relates Luz
embug This was also sgued at London and was made 10
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST 1 s7o-TR1PIE SHEET

closing passage placing IL In brackets, after I had
remarked that II presupposed the Interference OF
france In tie internal affairs Of Germany which i,
even IN private documents, could not allow. OF his
own accord he made an unlmportant marginal cor
rectlon IN article two IN my presence on the 24th
inst informed Lord A. Lotus verbally of the ex-
istence or the document in question, and on his
expressing doubts invited him TO a personal inspec-
ton OF the saie On tle ?7th " Lps month he took
Imperial Cabinet now repudiates attempts for which
II has sought since 1884 both by promises and
threats, 10 obtain our cooperation. this ID easily to
be explained IN presence OF the political situation.
Your Excellency with please read this document to
NJ - and hand him copy. BISMARCK.
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tween England Austria Belgium, France Italy the Neither
lands Prussia and Russia The material articles as
lows:-
Ant q The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg within the
limits deermned BY the oct annexed to the treaties
Great britain Austria France Prussia 9nd Russia, shall
shall be bound 10 observe the neutrality towards
al other States -' "
high contrasting parties to the prnci
PIE OF neutrality a. stipulated by the present article
Ina principle Is and remains placed under the
OF the conceive guarantee OF the Powers signing
Itself neutral State - - :
,ra AIT 3 The Grand Duehy Of Luxembourg being
azed according to The terms OF the preceding article
maintenance or establishment OF upon terri
tory becomes without necessity wei without ject
IN consequence, 10 agreed by that the
cly or Luxembourg, considered In time military
city. =
Ais Majesty the King Grand Duke himself to
maintain IN that city the number OF troops
VIDE 10 II for the maintenance OF good order.
And
ATT The Powers signing parties TO the present treaty
cognize that the dissolution the Geranic
having equally produced dissolution which
united The Duchy OF Limbure, collectively with the Grand
Duchy OF Luxemburg, 10 the said confederation II results
tnerefrom that the relations OF which mention in
articles three four and five OF the treaty of the 18th
l9 between the Grand Duchy territories belong
Ing 10 The Duchy OF LmbuTg ceased said
territories containing to form the integral part king
dom OF the Netherlands
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District Court,
Common Pleas

Muskingum county, January 80, April "a,
October 30; Noble county, March IA, June
8, October IL; Morgan county, March Is,
June 5, October II; Guernsey county. April
Il, July 5, November /; Belmont county
February |, May 16, November /; Monroe
county, January IL, May 2, October II
Tuscarawas, county February 20, May %,
October 80; Harrison county, February 6,
May 8, October 10; Jefferson county, March
IL, June 3, November IS
And we further direct, that a certified
copy of this order be transmitted forthwith
BY the Clerk of :be Court of Common Pleas
in each OF said counties, and that it be pub
hshed according to law, in each OF said coun-
ties tor four (4) consecutive weeks, and said
Clerk of Jefferson Common Pleas shall forth
with transmit to the Secretary of State q
certified copy of this order.
Given under our hands at Steubenville,
this 18th day of September A. D., 1870.
GEORGE W. MeILVAINE,
MOSES NJ. GRANGER,
JOHN SWAY,
F. w. WOOD.
Judges or the Court of Common Pleas, eighth
Judicial District of Ohio.
q true copy; by order of said Judges.
ATTEST OLIVER C. SMITH.
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas of JEFF
ferson county, Ohio.
I, Oliver Z. Smith, clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the county
of Jefferson, in the State of Ohio, hereby
certify that the foregoing Transcript is cor.
rectly taken, and copied from the journal
of said court as the same remain in my
office. Witness my signature and the seal
-, of said court at S~teubenville, this
SEAL Sd day of October A. D. 1870.
49, OLIVER C. SMITH.
Attest: Cyrus NJ. Roberts, Clerk of ON
mon Pleas, Morgan county.
Oct. 7, 1s70-4w.
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Dates or Holding Court, for 1871, in the
Sth Judicial District for Chic.
THB STATE OF ONO, JEFFERSON !
Nouxry IS Sapt Tarm 1874 I

COUNTY, SIS. Sept Term, 1870
We the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas, within inc for the Eighth Judicial
District, IN the State of Ohio, pursuant to
the Statutes in U case made and provided,
do hereby order and direct that the Terms
Of the District Court, and the Court of Corr
mon Pleas, within the several Counties of
said District, shall begin at the hour of 8
O'Clock A. NJ, on the days and date herein
after named, during the year 1871 to-wit:
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LiStOf Premiums Awarded by
the Morgan County AgricuI-
fufal Society, at their Eight
eenth Annual Fair, held at
McCOnnelsvfIle, o., on Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thurs
day, October 4th, 9th, and
9Th. IS50.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF ACTING COMMISSARY SUBSISTENCE.
~ Fort Columbus, New York Harbor,

u APRIL y, 1870
Proposals in duplicate with copy Of this advertisement at
tached will be received by the undersigned until II
Gsth May, 1870, for supplying.
To the Troops stationed Forts Columbus Wood
York Harbor and New York city The said Beef be
fresh, of good rketable quality proportion OF
fore and hind quarters necks hanks and kidney taow 70
be excuded and to be delivered at
free OF cost, in such quantity may be from time
required and such days as the commanding ocer shah
designate not exceeding four times per week.
Separate proposals in duplicate will also be received the
undersigned TO the and date above mentioned
for supplying commissioned officers and their families
toned at the aforesaid places those supped therefrom
with such choice fresh beef they may te
require such sirloin and porerhouse steaks standing
ribs or rib roasts.
be in force months such ess time
the Commissa General shall direct commencing the
la day of july 1870.
The will be required enter into bonds thq
Of Us O0O signed by responsible sureties whos&
names must be entered In the bids.
The proposals Will be opened 10 M. 2sh proximo.
at which time bidders present.
Proposals will be marked "Proposas for Beef" and ad-
dressed
r. @. RUTHERFORD,
RrevetC pta II &. A
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R. @. RUTHERFORD,
Brevet Captain, U. s. A., A. c.
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON wORR

Fosr OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE, NEW YORK o1rY.
POST OfFIoE AND COURT HOUSE, NEW YoRK CIrY,l
wSoTaGr and GxsF IsoH Mos
as Nay
on 81 a s sa. ana "a
this oce consisting Of castiron columns, bedpates &C..
All e casinss mus. smooth and straight o.
quality pig Or and Of
shown by the schedules and drawings Castings not
Ss amy
ing in respect from the requirements Of the drawings be
Of s. :: sDs
work cleaned OF and finished in first class manner
Hewitt, or Of other American manufacture equal thereto
iSs o.
ana ss on se WORK s r on cast iron
OF the and numbers required by thespec
All bolts edges ties angle irons anchors
in the the stone or brick wallis
win be furnished by the contractor who win the entire
he red By
wedges shown by drawings snd y with al
beams c.sngs win Be tested y tSs SUPERINTENDENT
a
working who x Be furnished RI Sy the
ings beams. which will include the wedges, bolts angle
rons clamps ties anchors or other metal work necessary
ings schedules not
The work must be furnished delivered fitted and put In
place complete, within three months after date Of written
notice to commence the work.
The work will not be subdvided among different bidders
but will be considered In the aggregate
The schedules will be used In Identifying the material and
making the payments which will be made monthly deduck
ing per unt the final completion Of the contract
OF
Sy Se psrcs Aorney Of district Where 10
The Department the right reject ali bIds
IL be for the interest Of the government 70 do
bid that made the printed form to be OBJ
In this oce and does not conform In respect TO
the requirements of this advertisement will not bo consd
ered neither will proposals be received from parties
who not themselves engaged in the manuacre Of cast
wrought iron and who have the necessary fac
ties for getting out the castings rolled beams
Proposals will endorsed "BIds Work." and ad
dressed to CALVIN T. HULBURD,.
superintendent
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PROPOSALS.,
IL UNITED STATEs ENGINEERs OFYICE,,
DAYKNPORT, Iowa, May l6. 1870 4

DAVENPORT, Iowa, May 16, 1870.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate win be receved at this
Office until u N. Wednesday, July o. for building the iron
supersrucure of the Rock Island and Davenport Bridge
Each bid be accompanied by guarantee signed by
accepted and a contract entered into they wiz
of the contract for the faithful performance
OF the same.
Copies of the specifications and blanks proposals will
be furnished upon application to this oalce
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Proposals will be addressed the United Engineers
oGce Davenport Iowa. and endorsed the envelope PrO
posas for building the of the Rock sane
and Davenport Bridge" q. X WARREN,
Maj Eng'rs and Bv. Mai. Gen. U. 8. A.
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ASTROLOGY.

MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvOYANT
M reveals whole life from the cradle to the
Az Canal street. Fee I'll.
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
l voyaut, tells the past present and future; shows like
and tells Of your husband 10y Foryrst street.
between Broadway and Seventh avenue
GEE THE WONDERFUL MADAME CLIFFORD, MEDf
- Business ClDirvoyant at the Institute M East
Thirtieth street. Satisfaction guaranteed.
N,HE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, SPIRTTfALIsT,
causes speedy marriages. $40 Fourth avenue between
Twenty-thrd and Tweny-fourth streets. Ladies, VI.
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ITO LET FOR THE sUMMER-A FULLY FURNISHED
three story House Brooklyn, Pros
pect Park rent low Address box l75S Post office, New
York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
COUNTRY BOARD.

(NOUNrRY BOARD wANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS
~ and coachmAn, In hotel farm house the Hudson or
New Haven Railroad Far Rockawsy, or Hampstead;
box J, ,blO Post 0nlce.