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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17
PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS.

There appears to be 40 end to the
number of presidential candidates ready
and willing to be presented to the peo>
pie Of the United States the present
year. We have already nominated
Davis and Parker, Labor Reform, Black
and somebody else, Temperance Re
form. Trumbull and Greeley are IN
training it is reported for the nomlna-
ton of the knot headed by the Chicago
Tribune. In Missouri it is popular toll
speak only of Gratz Brown and Charles
Sumner for President and Vice-Presl
dent. An alliance between the Liberal
Republican soreheads and the Demo
cratic Copperheads is now proposed,
which is to bring forward Charles E.
Adams and Gen. Hancock The
Southern wing Of the same crowd
are in favor Of anybody to beat
Grant" but would prefer JEFF. Davis
and A. Fl Stephens. Last, though by
no means least, it is currently reported
that presidential ticket composed of
Horace Davis and Jefferson Greeley is
talked Of, on which all the disafected
can stand, and thus the troubled polit-
ical waters be Quoted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

LONDON, April 1l.-The case of
O'Connor, the assailant Of the Queen,
came up this morning The prisoner
made an Intellectual attempt to with
draw his plea of guilty to the charge
with the mitigating ground OF insanity.
A jury was empanelled to inquire into
the mental condition of the prisoner. o.
Connor's father WIS sworn in his son 8
defence. He testified that he (the
father) was the nephew of Feargus
O'Connor; that several members of his
family, besides the prisoner were insane
the defendant, he stated, was very
studious when a child, and fell into
bad health, from which he had suffered
ever since. The prisoner was wound
ed in the head in 1866, receiving in
juries which rendered him insensibIe
for some time. The witness further
testified that his son was never conuec-
ted with any political association.
LONDON, April 11-The trial of
O'Connor ended to day. The jury
was satisfied as to the sanity of the
prisoner, and brought liz verdict of
guilty. OConnor was then sentenced 10
be imprisoned twelve months at hard
labor, and receive twenty lashes. The
trial was brought to an abrupt conclus-
ion. The jury empanelled to inquire
into the medical condition of the pris-
oner, after hearing a number Of wit
nesses, reported that the boy was per-.
fectly sane, although an expert DR..
Harrington, who has studied the sub
ject of insanity for a quarter of a CEN
fury, testified that he regarded the
prisoner as insane and dangerous to be
at large.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

Gen. McCook, acting Governor of
Dakota, has issued proclamation warn
ing spectators and others from invad
ing the region of country known as the
Black Hills of Dacota, which is within
the reservation belonging to the Sioux
Indians. This action of Governor Nc
Cook became necessary to prevent I'M
lawful entry into the Indian country
under the plea that the said territory
has valuable mineral deposits and large
quantities of timber fit for lumber.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

Governor Geary has vetoed the
Pennsylvania Congressional Appor ton
ment bill, recently passed by the Leg
islature, which has since adjourned
SINE die. This leaves the divis ion Of
Congress Districts as it was before. and
creates the necessity of two Congress
men-at- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gaining
that number by the new census The
bill was the subject of many conflicts in
the Legislature, which are now remain
ded to another session of the lawmakers.
A new street-sprinkler, the invention
of Mr.. A. Fl. T. Stiebel, has been tried
at Cincinnati, and with complete sue
cess. A revolving four-arm sprinkler.
at the rear end Of the tank, is kept in
motion by an endless chain connected
by pulleys with the wheels of the We
hicle. The water is thrown with such
force as to sprinkle the entire width of
the street at once, but does not rise
more than two feet from the ground.
The driver has such complete control
over the supply, by means Of valves,
that the water can be turned off in an
instant, and thus the danger of pedes-
TRANS receiving an unwelcome baptism
at street-crossing is avoided.
DR.. Joseph Woodruff, husband of
Victoria Woodruff, died suddenly last
week. A coroner's investigation is in
progress.
The Prince aud Princes of Wales
intends to return to England in June.
Adelina Patti owns more diamonds
than any lady of nobility in Europe.
BY the death Of Hon, Erastus Corn
ing his son, and only child, will inherit
and estate valued at 100000.
The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of S. W. Irwin as Collector of
Internal Revenue for the First District
of Illinois, vice Herman Rraster resign
ed
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17
foreclosure sale.
The State of Wisconsin Circuit Court for
Jefferson County.
Peter v Brown, Plaintiff

The State of Wisconsin Circuit Court for
Jefferson County.
Peter V. Brown, Plaintiff,
against
Gottlieb Schenk, Matilda Schenk, Emily
Schenk and Rosina Schenk, Defendants.
By virtue and in pursuance of judgment
of foreclosure and sale rendered in the above
entitled action, on The Esd day Of February,
A D. 1872, l shall on Saturday the Goth
day Of April A. D. 1872, al o'clock NJ,
at the office of orion, Malberger & Gard
ner, in the city of Watertown, in said coun-
ty, offer for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder the following described
morlgaged premises, to wit: Commencing
at the center post of section ten in township
eight, north Of range fifteen east, running
thence st on the centerllne of said section
twenty nine chains aud 50 links to a post,
running thence north lorty-two rods to tibet
center Of the so called old Milwaukee Road !;
running thence north fifty eight degrees !;
west along the center of said road sixteen
rods TO a post; running thence east sixty
four degrees west to the place of beginning,
and containing twenty acres and fifty square
rods OF land, and the same being situate IN
the city of Watertown, county Of Jeferso
and stale Of Wisconsin.
Dated March 5th 1872.
ERNEST SCHWELLtNBACH,
Sheriff.
BY Jos. GILES, Deputy.
ORION, MULBERGEB & GARDNER,
Plaintiff S Attorneys.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

ANOTHER BoRGIA.--The telegraph
Monday brings another poisoning hor-
ror-this time occurring in Leesburg,
Virginia, where woman of previous
responsibility, named Lloyd, is alleged
to have fatally poisoned her entire fam
lily of six persons, consisting Of her
husband, four children, and an elderly
lady relative. The supposed motive
for the crime was desire to get her
family out of the way in order that she
might marry man by whom she had
become captivated.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

ToBAooo-Sced Leaf-It affords
us pleasure to be able to chronicle
another pretty good weeks business in
Seed Leaf, the export movement so
auspiciously beg2n a fortnight since
having continued without abatement
during the week just closed. The
transactions in detail were as follows
300 cases new Ohio at 80138c 200
cases new Pennsy lvania partly at l5c 4;
l0l cases new State at 85(09c: Is
cases new Wisconsin at 8fl0S3c; 80
cases old Ohio ut l43@l53, re, weigh;
100 cases old Connecticut, also re-
weight, at l6c; and 100 cases sun
dries at 22(040c. Total, l845 cases,
ll75 cases OF which were new crop.
and for export, and SO eases old. AZ
cases Of which were for export, aud l20
for home consumption. OF the 100
cases of New York, s. cases, we IN,
dersfand, brought SEC. We also learn
Of sale Of 10 cases Wisconsin at "a
(g84c--Tobacco Leaf.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

Of the tbirty-eight States and Ter
ritories reporting Congregational
Churches, Massachusetts, has the largest
number, SOL; Connecticut the next
largest, 295. There has been a gain
IN the ministry during the past year,
and reduction of the number not en-
gagged in the pastoral work.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

The Ways and Means Committee
have at last decided to fix the new du-
ties in their tariff bill on woods and
woolens at 10 per cent. reduction on
the ad 0aIorena, and one-ffth of the
present specific duty, except on carpets
and carpet woolens.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

Justices Of the Peace should take
notice that the Legislature has enacted
that the provisions Of sections II %,
20 and 30 of chapter 1877 Of the laws
of 1871, shall be as applicable to all
criminal proceedings had before JUS
tees of the Peace as to courts Of rec
ord, and Justices may allow amend
ments Of complaints and warrants in all
cases as may courts of record of indict-
ments or information.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

Some Republicans the other day
addressed John Bright, the great Eng
fish Liberal, with the declaration that
he was destined to be the first Presi-
dent of the Republic of Great Britain.
In his reply he hopes it will be long
time before the English people will be
called to decide between Republic
and Monarchy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.

The coming Presidential campaign
will doubtless be one of the bitterest
ever witnessed in this country.
The Catalines in the Republican ranks,
few and powerless, to be sure, appear to
follow up General Grant with bitter
hate, and this spirit finds aid and en-
couragement from the Democrats, who
have never ceased to fear and detest
Grant since the time he defeated the
armies of their southern confederates.
A desperate effort will be made to
bring forward candidate for the presi-
dency who will be able to command the
support Of all the enemies Of President
Grant, in the hope that his defeat, and
the destruction of the Republican par
ty, will follow. But we have the au-
thority of the Chicago Tribune for say
ing that coalitions are always unsuc-
cessful in politics." and the Coalition
organizing against Grant does not
differ so much from others tried in this
country to make it success above all
others. We do not deny that the OPP
ponents of the President are numerous,
but we are firmly of the opinion that 1t
will be as difficult to unite all these dis
satisfied individuals on candidate as to
mix oil and ater.
WORDS FIFTY SPoKEN.-Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee, who has been
counted on the side of the Liberal Re-
publicans, said the other day to Mr.
Forney, editor of the Philadelphia
Press Labor never got such wages
as 1t does now. The nation never de-
veloped more rapidly and safely. Our
financial system is the best on earth;
our currency Is the only real good one
we ever had. Nobody is infallible.
We all make mistakes, and Grant, like
bis predecessors, has committed his
share. But what more do we want
than he has given US? unless we
choose to get by the ears about the
offices and you know how soon the
people see through such patriots.
New YORK FOR GRANT.--A call
for mass meeting to indorse the adj
ministration of President Grant has been
unanimously signed by representative
citizens of all classes of New York So
ciety. The meetingswill be, held at the
Cooper Institute, Wednesday evening,
April 18th, and will undoubtedly show
how heartily the better portion of the
New York community appreciate the OBJ
jact of the call. 1t will be shown that the
people of New York have no sympathy
with the disappointed Office seekers who
are so venomous in their attacks on
Gen. Grant.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

VILLAGE BURNT. The village of
Aver, Mass, suffered to the extent of
nearly 100000 on Saturday evening,
by confagration which consumed the
entire business part of the town, there
not being single store left. The past
few days have been unusually prolific
of confagrations in various parts Of the
country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

Hon. Erastus Corning, one of the
most prominent citizens of the State Of
New York, having for many years
been leading merchant. railroad man,
ager, capitals, and politician, died at
his residence at Albany last week.
He was 78 years of age. Mr.. Corn
ing was member of the 35th, 37th
and 38th Congresses, and member of
the Peace Congress of 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17
The Milwaukee papers announce

The Milwaukee papers announce
that it has been decided by the Chica-
90 ard Northwestern Railway Company
to commence work on their new line
between Milwaukee and Lodi, on the
LIST Of May, and push the work to a
speedy completion, as fast as men and
means will accomplish it. The road
will enter Milwaukee from the north
striking the lake shore southwest of
the Sherman residence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17
M 01ica

aIOGFCe
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the first meet
I ing of the ockholders CT the Water
town Joint stock association will be held
OH Saturday Evening March 9th, 1872 at
7 O clocl P NJ. at the office Of G Werlich
for fhe purpose of elec,ing Nine Director.
aud adopting bylaws for the regulation of
the affairs of said Company.
Dated. this 10th day Of February 1872
THEODORE PRENTISS.
GUSTAVUS WERLICH.
HENRY BERTRAM.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

Tho arbitrators under the "Treaty
of Washington for the adjustment of
disputed claims between the United
States and and Great Britain, will meet
at Geneva, Switzerland, on the 18th
of June-not April, as has been here
tofore announced
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

The Sultan Of Turkey is started on
q pleasure tour through Europe.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17

For the Parlor, Sunday School aud Church
Octaves 2 sets of Reeds throughout; 8
stops. Only $l25. The best Organ in The
world for the money. We can supply Or
gans ranging in PRICE from 500 to $4,000
and offer the most liberal inducements to
the Trade, Teachers, Clergymen, and others
who will act as agents for the sale of our in
struments.
The zGaTIor Gem Eiano.
Octaves, full Iron frame, overslrung scale,
round corners, carved legs; the finest low
priced Piano manufactured Fully warrant
ed
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-17
The E2avIor Gem Piano.
Violin S Grim rs.

We import direcf from Italy. Germany and
France, the very choicest strings that are
made and can supply the Trade at lowest
market prices. sample set of choice Violin
or Gu tar strings mailed free for 81 Band
instruments, Sheet Music, Music Books, and
Musical merchandise Of every description
WM. A. POND & co, SAT Broadway, n. Y.
Branch Store, 80 Union Square.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
nIEIl.

OOOH.-in 0sorEetovr, D.. o, on wsduuaday
suotulng, AugaNI, a. 10 O'Clock, Mrs. hNnA CooK,
tnsnds 81 thg family are respectfully Invited 10 At
Ia1dh " innefa fro the residence her falhaF gl
West sarateIA street, bstWesa Ohatsuorih asd Tins
Baiunofe, Ad,
SWAID.-On the Oh instant. after a shoFl but
aEe. He vas = naaiye q GaTmany, and has besn =
resident Of this civ loS The last n lsAFaL
The funeral win take place from the rasldsnos II
the Deceased, eqrncr of fiih street A1d MAasaehn,
sstta avenue, thn tnstnoon, ~ oeloek.
lsr.
northwest.
the eth instant, many j., infant daughter OF j,
Slstuhsf and Martha N. MigrudsT, a9si . months
Tier funeral will taks plldb thlI moFuinr Al II
u'tilck, ~ Oak Hill enmeterY
els seventh street northwest. y
fuusral Friday eyanlng. a. o'cloek Rslatiyes srd
friends are invited 10 attsnd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
WRorGnf AND oArTlRoN WORK.

CUSTOM IIoUBF, NKw ORLEAEa, LA.,l
OIFtou or buPEntHrEffDfNT, Aus. Il i6fa
Heaed proposals. will be reoslvsd A. the uhoo Of the
Buperihtgndsnt until 2 m, August ~, 1sg for iaI
Wrought and OGst. Iron woTk - eIhIhllsd by the
rawlings. describe 10 the gpeolheAionA and called
i0r u the sobedules oonslgtuR o. Ttuaasa nnd PuT
lins 81 HeQi. Skyhghts and NsutilAiorl on Roof Or
nAmsnlAl 0esliron Work ior CslliPEs a Ous.ams-
GO Sopiss q thS da.sios.. .psolaostior. aud sobsd
uig. mag no had on application ~ this otaos.
the work IN plaae will DO furalshed hythe Govern.
nsni tspoi charge, hat will DO erected By the con
Prooosala WIN be made by The piece, lnsaI foot or
he schedule, The work will not be hgbdlyided among
diaerent blddsrs, bot Win be consolidated In the az
PS@sn,a win be made monibly. dsduoupg tap
per esntgm up the usual elton Of tho contrast
M sun q Ten thonsSna dollATs tsidG0O that the
blddsr Will Aoospt and perform the ooptiaet u
HHafded Hun the sneispoy Of the ssouiy to bs ogf.
llted b. the United States Judge, The Clerk o. the
United btfte4 QOgrt OF The Dlatot Attorney Of the
Ths DsoaTlnisnt reserves the tEht 10 reject any or
all hds y be deemed for the interest Of the uOV.
srnmant 70 do 60 and any bid thst Il not made on
The printed form, TO be obtained IN this once, and
does not aonfoIm 70 ovey Teepeot 70 the require.
menta Of this Advertisement, will net bs consdored
Sho are not Themselves engaged 10 The mGnulAetnTs
d Wfoaaht hAd easttron work and who have tot the
neeeasaTy facilities for gotupg out tas wuEk.
AMt desirable 10 have the bulldlnG covered In ~
The earliest moment bidder will stats al what time
Pro9ea ~ be lnd0t'sd 'bln1 ~ kkiISSH, mHsrk'
| AVAIL TT77"T Superintendent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
4 fioSGL AfLiTTfY 1Esd " . ERfss:
QnAnIEh1AlTFP UHAEhAHa OIfi

NAklt1hoIONf IL Oss Aunu4l l. lh4A y.
propOuAa are invited for nArtinN The graves In the
nalioakl osmStsau SquiFVd " kw 70 b addIesssd
10 the QuartemasteT 0a1uFAl, Nashingtolt ID. q,
PIoposes sheuld stats the price for % Oh heAdstone
pFopofy iabobsd and set AZ the head Of The gave In
Rida @ey b iog me whole orb az al the GENE
tsta Tor that several oemsteres In district or
Zoe single cemetery.
I've bonas rsdqlTYd Win be, n amount, twenty C9)
paT bont 81 tbs whole Amannt Of eaoh oontfaol
Az PtYposAh rsee'yed n the QueTtsImAsteI Gen.
Rooa, Al The olhoo Of the QaAriermastor General,
WAihinEto1, y. o., y pssesaoe o. bidders and con
daEl 5000 q pAIaon p the saples and price.
can bo completed, provided the bamplol are degmed
Iultkbl w the Secretary Of War. -. .
Al SAMPLES should DO DISTINCTLY naked In order to
Dfoyout mlslakes. ~. W. ..
Lkts d the eo@etsElS5s yith the ngmbeT Of Eraysa
onE, Taqulrenents, 10, will be Furnished on Applies.
llol % writing 70 The QuAFlermuatsr GsnsFAlp WAAh-
knVslspes ooataininE proposals, . be indotssd
propdtala for hoad8ontl for national miitarY GENE
ssa4 General By, AIsjoS sstqi D. g.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

DHvAugHNloARDtNeR -,yu the a5th d Juiy
~ Re-. 2. Wilsopn HoaAcH DIyAuaRH and Miss
hLiLAhETH y. uAnputAa. both q WsahiuEtsn, D. q.
fRlhBY-EBERT,-On The 9Th instant, BIZ the
Rev JQhn ~ Dasoier, RDoAR Fanny sud' Mis-
Laura ", l1nNnrI both Of OeorHotoWn, D. O.
,. LAalH.l0SLs TSs.dAE. huES,I Al IAs
shlelds, NJ, jas. ". TAR aad hiIs SARAH n HoTLH,
both Of WashlnEtoh. 10. y. No cards.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
Medical.

DE- HIESRH WHOM IRON LONDON,
oasss Of Conformation (o1rabls) tReatsd b. Contract
and no fee ~ cured. No ohArEe 70 patients foT "a
IN two heufa Oan refer patignts 10 ciufena IN Wash
iS,its NJ X tssssnV M ill iesas X II tbsls NM.
nsat whether the cue 4 Hsot.d before receive M
fee, MADAM WILSON, . regularly ed oated fs.
male hidWifs A1d phTnlolan, viii attend V ladies.
Al female atmcglties, 4o., rsatst scientifically.
Rooms, board, msdlaal attsndanee, Ao a. the tnati
tute, ~ desired. Toms reasonablsi medlelnes b
mail describe Umpt0pg Dali or address MADAM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

u. y. lh0IulHn OTN1uM.
TnIRD srsRI, UNION BANK RUILpMa,
FATErTG, MAR CHARLEa GTnEET,
~ BALTIMORE, Md July II, le7a.
Proposals are invited Tor Addltinnnl dredglnH 81
Qasenstown Maryland, IRON Chester river TO cussns.
town.
Proposals 70 be sealed in Duplicate ind9Sssd on oat
side, and accompanied BY COPY Of thia Adyartlse-
menL win be received until noop Of August ~ lsia
and Will h. ogsaed In ten minutes tharealter, u pres
Tho material ID easily removed, There Il no nieks
The ohanuo auot 70 eHoosd Aboat feet In depth ~
hpoeiheAtiona, toTmg Of proposal, And AuJ dealred
in,efm.tloe % p had on APPlleatlon A 70" omos
yl5 MAior 81 EnEinesTs III ii. 4.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
PRorosAIs ron IR9S FRANE BARRAOK
orrICE OF ru. H 6IESI siaul.IEHn..rrnl

OhNICE OI
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Juy Is, ls12 J
Sealed proposali In duplicate, with eopT q iris
dYsrvsameut aitaobed, viii b. rcoeyed At this once
nutil y O'Clock noon, the gld day o. August is for
the utAuufAotnre Of such number, not eIoeedinE
holq, OF lrun-ffAme snnle barraek hnnks As may be
required for the United states army, during the
prescott fiscal year 10 aocordAucs with the two pat
terms edOpted by the War Department.
Plant add speulhcHtlona OF The adopted patterns
may be soon ~ this once, and Al the Oices Of the
pepot 9uaEtetmasters, At NeH York, Philadelphia,
Boston, Louisville 81 Louis, OhloaEo and PtttsburE
Proposais win stats toe price per bupE, eomplst-,
delivered a. the sohuylhll Attsnsl, philadelphia,
Depot or ~ the Jeheruonvtts, IND Depot, as ais0
for funWqtk complete, hut without the wooden Stats
The hsbt Il ressrvsd 10 reject Al bids offered, -
also 70 contract for such number Of each other
pattetnl - mar be eeemed advisable By the ouartsr
maater General.
zach I'd naat bs accompanied By a suarahtss Of At
least Two responsible pers5ns. that the bid IL
aooopted and contract entarad uto thor will become
anrotiea IN sum eqna % one fourth Of The amount Of
w eSasS, 80 W. islthiSl iqlhiment ropossls Y
addreafpd 70 the uBdsrsi9ned.
- l. D. BATON.
Assistant ouIrtsrus,sr GsusrAi, Depot oaArisImas-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. ron HEMP.

IL
OFT1CE or PAY IssPEcroR U. q. FAyIl =
Proposals, sealed Apd ipdorssd "PrSpossls Tor
Hemp, will be received Al this once until EnfDAY,
hgkust p a u m, Tor two hundred tons Of MANILA
hNMP, 70 b delivered Immediately.
eample. Of the Hemp required may be seen y the
VomuandsntA once, ~ the Ohaflestovn Navy Yard ,
also, a this once
Toe Hemp must be sqpsl TO thee samples 10 sysry
reps1 sod subtsut 10 the usual Inspection and test
~ the nav yard.
deiVstJ Al the Ohatlcstorn Nav Yard.
auGS Pay Inspector Unitsd Statss navy
PROPOSALS EoR DRRDGiNG.
..# UFIrED STATS EHamEER's OFrt1E,
THlnD STORY uHtON BANE BuuDtro,
fArEfrE aTnEET, MAS OHARLEa,
BATHROOM MD, JulT ~, ts79,
frop0sall arc Invited Tor Urtdglng a Onhnnsl At
Wottnn hAlbor, Maryland Proposals 10 be sealed, In
duplioatr, indorsed on outside, and accompanies b.
o9p} Of this acknowledgement Win bs received until noon
oi August 10 l571 aud will be opened In ten inutss
lhsrtaiter, n presence Of suoh bidders may wish
The material Is Nsslly removed. Theirs Is no roct.
Ihe channel i not 70 ohooed Abpnt eight fest In
depth ~ mean Or wAlsr, fhs l0paliiy "a Sheltered.
Specifications, fotms Of prnposal and any desired In
formation 70 he had m application ~ this oaloa
The haht 10 reject auJ BID q te,sIIsd, -,
A.. Il q