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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-29
LOCAL THTELLIEEAGE.
RaIlraad Hours,
rRAms LEAvE wILxnorOn.

TRAINS LkAvE WILMINGTON. a.
For Eev York -1.qO, 1s5 A. M. 12s7. s.s7 P. n.
Sundays. W, ieb A. II.
m Philadelphia - s. TlO, $40, 1905, 10 80. A.
LIS A. Ne 8 50, $50, 1924 p. N.
For Port Deposit -5.S3, p. n No Sunday train
For BaltimOre.-l2t2, 2ta, ln02 A. M; i.O3, l. 90,
TiOP. a. sundays 1889, BOB A. NJ.
For RashiHgt0H.--125 90, a0s A. NJ Les, 123, ! 10
P. N. Sundays, l2.s2. 3 6s An
For DelGEars n. R.-12.bb, 1910 A. NJ; ass P. N.
No Sunday trains.
FOR AslS .casile-ia IS, $50. 1910 A. NJ; LIS 6.s5,
$50 r. n. sundays, $40 =. NJ.
For iiniingtOa d heddiaI R R.-620 A M;
So, 800 N. sundays, $40 A. NJ, (rhe latter two
do not run beyond Coat svile.)
FJr Hlinf gton & Western r. RI 90, 10. 40 A NJ ;
o.SS p. NJ Sundays, o. .45 a. NJ. 2OO p. n.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
Fl N se'0 Yort.-15IA M; i.1s. 100 P. NJ. sun-
days 1.53 A. NJ.
1910 NJ. I25S, IL. g., LIS, 68V 100, sir 10 IS
4. NJ. Sundays 1919 i.5l 9.sb A. NJ .e.o5 +. NJ.
ETOa ort Deposit.-s.I4 4. N. No sunday train.
From BaItinors.-l.lO. Us, 1928 A. ia 52T,
1O.l4 Z. M. s1noays, LILO, e, A. NJ: lO14 2. N.
FF0H WdshiHgfoIL-Lt0, 25 A. NJ l2.tP, u,
lO.l4 p. NJ. Sundays. LILO, % A. NJ. 11.i4 p. NJ.
Fror Ieidrare n. R-l0.l5 a. NJ 955, g.OA T.. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
6.s5 sU2 z. N. Sundays, 5 y p. M.
fr.m wilmington d hslting r. Rs. 10. ll.?O. A.
ser. n. Sundays g. +. NJ. (rhe 5.iS A. n.
train aud the sunday tram are frUm CoatesSille
From. Wilmington & Western R. R.-5.t5A.M NJ; 100.
800 M.
LKAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
124i, 100 $50 1880 A. NJ; 1900 M; 1918. 23l,
W, 5l5 6cO, s5, . 50, ll.3O r. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-29
New AdverIlsemenln, rhIs Day

NC" AnNoF'tsemenh This OaS
Funera, mott es
List Of nuclaimed Letters
Notice-Street Department
Hardware-1 rumsn Shaw
banEers-k X Robinson a 60
NGtice-Aprlication for License
Notice SIP ionn's CommanderV
IOst-SchVol Ticket with Coupons
Pennsylvania Railroad, lime anle
Grand Opera House-MTs Jnn Drew
Removal-h c Fraim. Att rney at-law
Live man wanted-The singer MfgCo
snow cases for sale-W VI Kennard a Co
Dr Wistaf's Balsam OF " lid Cherry-Ctty It IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-29
TNRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
II r. AL IG ST ATE.t

BY virtue OF an order OF the Court OF Chancerv n,
the state OF Delaware. In and for New CsstIs
County, made at the September term A. d.. Is7s
Vendue, On A VI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-29
Dedication.

WILMINGTON, Sept. %.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-29

HN> SALE-A large mahogany side board AIso
H large maple bed-stead; can be seen at
~ MUR-HY 4 BOOTHS,
Ji'-e oI Shipley street, above Third,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-29

Send for plat.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
THE DIsrRICT IN THE CENSUS

We printed yesterday an interesting and
valuable compilation from the last census,
which Is worthy Of an attentive and careful
consideration. II has ben and 10 the fash
lon to denounee the District Of Columbia as
mere Government city, dependent upon the
Departments and the patronage doled out by
them month after month. Washington has
been and Is represented rs city without en-
terpriso, without trade or commerce. The
figures that VIC yesterday presented from the
census tell asomewhat different tale. The city
is, to be sure, largely indebted 10 the General
Government but that II has solid, substan-
tlal commercial basis outside of that Is clearly
demonstrated, For instance, the employees
Of the Government are less than six
thousand, which Is far less num-
Der than Is popularity supposed to bc.
AGalnst this We put the number engaged
In manufacturing pursuits, which Is nearly
twelve thousand or double the force en-
plOyed by the Government. This Is q very
fair showing, In other words, VIC have one
In ten Of the entire population, male and
female, over ten years Of age, engaged 10 oc-
cupatlons which have no connection what
ever with the Government. Il Is said that
we have no trade, and yet we hnd that over
blx thousand persons are set down as engaged
In trade and transportation, The other
figures are equally significant, and speak well
for the prosperity Of the District. We desire
10 call attention to a fow Of them for the pur-
pose OF answering ISLANDERS and misrepro-
sentatlons that arc only too frequently heard
In quarters where there should be more In
telhgence and honesty.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
INFRINGEMENT.

In the supplement 10 the REPUBLICAN this
morning will be found In detail the estimates
Of the Comptroller for the expenses Of the
various branches Of the District government
for the next fiscal year, 10 which wo invite
special attention. Tho salaries Of permanent
officers, II will be seen, amount to S5i3, 500 10,
and Of the temporary clerks, messengers and
laborers, &c, to S2S, O92.45. For advertising
there Is asked s37, l6l09; contingent and In
cidontal expenses demand s267, 900. ~; special
and miscellaneous, o., ,l67, ,69i.7i, and permA-
neut improvements, slS0, $40; making grand
total OF S2,22i, ,997.i6. It 10 manifest 10
everybody that tho District cannot afford this
large expenditure, and that the necessity Of
retrenehmeut Is absolute and imperative.
The duty dcyolves upon the Legislature,
aud Il Is duty that must be discharged
before the adjournment OF the present son
sion. We called attention 10 this subject yos-
terday, aud, rs Will be soen by tho report Of
the proceedings In the Assembly last evening
Mr.. smoOt has taken our suggestion and In
troduced resolution, which was passed.
calling upon the Governor to point the way
out Of the diaigulty. The criticism we have
o make upon Mr. smoot's action 10 that he
honld have matured plan OF his own, and |
lot Asked the Governor to assist him. He
las the reputation Of being 4 shrewd, careful
National Republican., 1873-05-06
pRorosALs FOR srATIoNERY.
nov.r or RErnrsrsfsTnSrs. E.hfn U. 3,

HOUSE OF REPRIHENrATIvEB, u, H.,
NAsHIN0rOr. ID. o., May ., lUA
Sealed propOsAls will he receiyed at this ONCE
until u O'clock m., MAy a i5l5 for furnishiny hta
tiyee.
blank forms Of prcrosals. shrwinS the quantity
aud quality Ct each hrucle, AID the form Of bond
10 be gnel by the bidder aud surelios, will be fur
niahed on application TO this once
Proposale from established dealers only will Be
considered. aud preference will be given 20 Iroduo-
ions q American industry. II equally cheap and OF
The bids W | be considered and accepted or re.
jected item by item. and the CLERK reserves the
right p order more Or less Of apy article than the
quantity advertised for,
SAMPLES End description a. llthosraph ns TO be
donc may be obainei on apple ,to1 TO his once.
Bidders will be required to furnish samples Of
each class OF articles, mirked with the bidders
name, And properly numbsred.
All articles are 10 be delivered free OF charses
for freight carriage at the Clerks once House Of
Representatives, by the Nth day OF June, lsTa -
Tn's Advertisement and the proI osals, 40 far "a
accepted, and the bond accompanying tho same,
ment aud the bidder. snd no further contract vii
Be eIecuted; and the iiuTe TO furnish any article
A proposed and accepted. or the furnishing Z
..a r. 70 ,hS sg @ Ss ,S
ProsSss: SoSid ys indOr'ed "PrOPOsals for Sta,
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk House Of Representatives, US
National Republican., 1873-05-06

business man, and In this matter he should
have acted upon his own responsibility. so
far as we can recollcct no precedent can be
found anywhere IN any legislative body for
the passage Of a resolution OF this character.
The Governor, In hls message, Recommended
that tbe Legislature reduce the expenses Of
the government, and thore his duty properly
ended Mr.. emoot, as tho chairman Of the
Ways and Means Committee, should have
undertakon tho task himself.
But however this question Of officlal etl-
guotte and precedent may be, we are glad
that step has been taken In the direction OF
economy In tho administration Of the city
government The tax bill introduced by Mr..
Thompson in tho Council yesterday shows
that Il has not been taken moment too soon,
and will also challenge the attention Of the
tax. payers Of the District The taxes for the
present fiscal year amount TO one dollar aud
seventy cents upon the hundred. Placing the
tax at two dollars, the highest figure allowed
BY the organic law, and surprising that every
dollar Of the assessment Is paid, there would
still be deficiency Of over three hundred
thousand dollars for tho next fiscal year.
Obviously the knife must bo applied some
where, or we shalt drift Into Q hopo-
Ices condition Of bankruptcy. Tue good
name and credit Of the city arc Al
stake, and II the Legislature fail to do IL
duty iu the matter II cannot Withstand III,
storm Of opposition that Is certain to b
raised. As we said yesterday. this largo e1
pcndIture was unavoidable In the inauzura
tlon OF the new government, but with the ex
pericnce Of the last nineteen months we be
lievo that very sensible reduction can b,
effected. II Is an augury Of good omen tha
every branch Of the government, II we may
Judge by their action, Is unanimous upor
this point. But now what Is wanted 4
prompt and Immediate action. What h
needed is q careful and Intelligent reduction
Of expenses, and not hap-hazard, wholesale
sweep, which would In the end be the mos
expensive kind Of economy.
There Is one point that our Legislator
should not forget The attacks which ar,
being made upon the DLtrict government O
the present time arc not directed so mucl
against the city and the city officials a
against the National Republican party. Til,
charges that arc brought forward now In th,
columns Of the Democratic aud Liberal Re
publican press arc merely part and parcel o
the attacks upon the Administration. The R,
publican party is supreme In Washington city
and II It can be demonstrated that the man
agemcnt Of our affairs IL not oil that IL shoul,
bo, the fact will bc pointed to as au argu
ment against the party lu national point o
Wow. That Ia the real meaning Of the un
Just and scandalous assaults that arc nov
being made upon Mr.. Shepherd In tho Ne,
York Tribune. Tho opposition is merely a,
cumulating arguments to be used against tn
party In future campaigns. Let us sec to
National Republican., 1873-05-06
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

TnE PRESSURE or ADVERTISING upon our
columns has compelled us to resort 10 supple
mcntary editions to accommodate our busi.
ness patrons, and at the same time do full
Justice to our readers. The prosperity Of the
REPUBLICAN was never greater than 1t Is at
present. Our circulation Is larger than ever
II was, while our advertising patronage has
urown Into unprecedented proportions.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

The SPIRIT or REruBLicASIsN evlnccs
itself In Brazil. The news Of the abdicatiou
Of AmaJeus from the Spanish throne and the
establishment Of a republic In Spain startled
the Brazilian people into what may be termed
unguardod expressions Of hopes that they win
soon be able to initiate tho example Of their
mother country. The Government felt called
upon to take precautionary measures to re-
press the threatened outburst. Next!
National Republican., 1873-05-06

OSE or ouH corEsroRAEEs yesterday
printed what II called "an advance copy Of
an opinion Of tho Supreme Court" pro-
nounccd by Judge Miller. Tho advance copy
in question was printed In full about month
ago, when tho REPUBLICAN printed a column
editorial on the subject Our contemporary
Is doing very we'll, however. Printing news
only thirty days old Is considerable Of au im-
provemcnt for II.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
AN AnEaIcAs EXPOSITION.

The New York World, In on article on the
Vienna exposition, hints ct wonderful possi-
bilities and probabilities In the future, so far
as New York Is concerned. Here Ia what II
says; "Ths next gathering Of tho sort will In
all likelihood take place on the banks Of the
Neya, where Russia will welcome her hun
dred subject races and exhibit TO the rest NJ
the world examples Of hair and hospitality
as striking as have bees elsewhere known.
Our eagle, meanwhile, will brood upon lis
own cgg cf future purpose, and when these
transatlantic pagcants arc faded will
hatch out q very phgnix Of an exhlbi-
ion-hlgh-hoycrlng, peerless, and OF such
dazzling plumago that ID shall draw
all the world 10 ID as night-birds to q
beacon or moths 10 garden lamp. Our
fist effort In this direction was not par
tlcularly brilliant; but we have grown since
then, and have now got handsome park
near which 10 build our snowy pavilion.
Philadelphia Ia going 10 show what she can do
in this direction In 1870, end Chicago has
ambitious medltations Of the sort which have
not yet taken definite shape. Even remote
San Francisco Is said 10 harbor vague pur-
poses Of this character. When all these
plans arc achieved or abandoned Il will re-
main for New York 10 build the finest and
biggest glass palace ever heard Of, and to In.
vito all the world--kings, khcdives, sultan,
and shahs, tycoons, khans, popcs, grand
llamas, mitred metropolltans, serene high
mightinesses Of all sorts, as we'll as the peo.
plos Of all climates and terrisorics-to com
and partako Of Its bospitallty."
National Republican., 1873-05-06

BRiD0E ACCIDENTS arc becoming too COM
mon in this country. They arc more fro
quent now that iron tressles arc used than
they were In the days Of pure wooden struc-
tures. 1t sccms hardly credible that the
weight Of three hundred people on the bridge
at Dixon, ILL.,, assembled to witness tho inn
mersion Of religious converts, or enthusiasts,
In ice-cold water, should have been 90 great
Us to break through an iron bridge, unless
there was some defect In tho architecture.
\ system Of thorough inspection would pre-.
vent such fatal occurrences.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
New Publication,

From ]. d. Brosnan, go q street northwest,
we are ia receipt OF elements OF Philosophy, ="
comprising logic and ontology, or general meta
physics. BY Rev. W. II. Hill, 8. j., professor OF
philosophy IN the st. LouI' Ualyersity. John
Murphy Co., publishers, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

The LATEST and most vain-glorious phase
Of the fever for STRIKES" comes to US from
Cincinnati. The becr-loying and becr-drink.
Ing deniZens Of Porkopolis insist that the
price Of their fayorite beverage shall be re.
duccd from Ave to three cents per glass, and
threaten not to drink at all unless tho reduc.
ton Is made. II tho threat is carried Into
execution, a marked change will be discovered
in the manners, and possibly the character,
Of Murat HalStcad, and his contemporary,
Dick Smith. But we fear the strikers will be
beaten. They might stand out for weeks and
months for an advance Of wages while thsIr
families were starving, but they will be un.
able to forego their beer under any cIrcum.
stances.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

TnE REPuBLIcASs OF vIHsISIA have, to
all outward appearances, healed the Internal
disscnsions Of the party. In other words,
the majority Of tho party having expressed
Its opinion regarding certain Important
questions, the minority has loyalty and
sensibly yielded. Il Is possible that there
may be some differences to settle at the con.
veution at Lynchburg next month, but they
will not develop into dissatisfaction. Judge
r. W. Hughes will probably be nominated
for Governor. He Is native OF tho State,
which should not, but will be an advantage 70
him In the contest. Mr.. G. Z, Ramsdell will
probably DO nominated for Lieutenant Gov
crnor. He Is a native Of Pennsylvania, aud
u brother Of Mr.. II. J, Ramsdell, tho wcll-
known correspondent Of the Now York Tri-
eune and Cincinnati Commercial. He has
had much experience Us public man, and
deserves the reputation which he enjoys OF
being an exemplary gentleman, whose private
aud public life is beyond taint or suspicion.
Mr.. L. L. Lewis will probably be nominated
for State Attorney. He Is q native, and q
young man Of undoubted ability, courage and
patriotism. As the half-brother Of Senator
Lewis and the son-in-law Of the late John
Minor Botts, he will have great family infiu,
oucc In his support; but he Is man enough q
win without such aid.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

TROUBLE between the races continues In
South Carolina. The poor white trash" from
the ''pinoy-woods" aud ''wirc-grass" regions
do the numbering Of inoftcnsiye blacks, after
which the so-callcd respectable whites aid
the murdercrs to escape Justice. Just at this
season Of tho year, when nine-tenths Of tn,
blacks arc hard at work, the piuey-woodi
whites, almost to man, play marbles at tn,
crossroads groceries and denounce the ''laIi
ness Of the uiggers." The murders committe,
in these out-oi,the way places oftentimes re
main undiscovered, and II Is only Of thos
done In or near the country towns that W
hear
National Republican., 1873-05-06

fRoM TENNESSEE comes tho latest ku- Klux
warning to Federal officials. The Revenue
Bureau is now In possession Of the Original
document threatening one Of It's collectors
with assassination should he persist In the
execution Of his duties. Il Is noticeable
fact that the "Cyclops" family, the member.
Of which seem " DO constantly engaged in
writing and signing these "warnings," arc
bad grammariaus. They have an especial
fondncss for epthots, and in applying them
to revenue officials almost Invariably select
ono which embraces an indellcatc reference
10 female cousins. And they spell "son"
with ''u.' 1t must be very large family,
too, for II has representatives In every State
south Of the Potomac, except Virginia Free
schools would do them good, 10 they did moi
entirely eradicate them.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFIoE,

On the petition Of Luoius a. BioElow aud josiah
Otis Tuits deceased, praying for the eHtenaion Of
pAtout granted 10 the said OTIS Tufts on the sth
vatoru or Hosting Appars tus Tor Hotels, kc.i
II y ordered that the testimony In the oaae be
time for nling Aryuments and the Examiners report
al 10 y nj Ssl aa ne q 1uy and ma
Any peraon may oIpose thls extension.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
ROUTES TO rar.El

ROUTES TQ THBsEL a
Tho Chicago Evening Pos bclcses that
tho completion OF the Hoosac Tunnel will
materially bclp boston In competiug with
Now York for the supremacy Id inland and
foreign commerce, New York, however, will
retain an enormous advantage h haf cheap
llncs NJ wator communlcatiOns ',Bat," says
the Post ''it Is moi 70 the coast Of Massa-
chuaetts that tho New Yorkers must look for
the greatest danger that threatens their su-
prcmacy. Canada promises great and speedy
improvements In her canal and river naylga-
tion. II these Improvements arc vigorously
prosecuted, the recent tendency Of Western
trade toward the 81. Lawrence route TO the
sea viii be developed ard strengthened, and
Montreal or Quebec will grasp that magnih-
cent source Of wealth, unless New York
adopting more liberal policy than has char
acterizcd her canal management Of lato-shall
so enlarge her own water highways that they
can still successfully compete with the Cana
THE REVENUE oUHsuoS IN POLITICS.
The New York Times does not believe that
the revenue question eau be brought into
our political contests, notwithstanding the CT.
forts Of the coalition journals to secure that re.
suit. II says The coalition journals, however,
arc most concerned about the revenue qucs.
ton, which they are discussing In acharmlng
spirit, the Democratic Journals for tho mosi
part insisting that the Liberal platform on
this subject was mere "fetch," and the
Liberal papers pointing out that such an as
scrtlon proves It's authors, on the face Of It,
TO bo themselves base tricksters. We art
fortunately able TO believe both sides. The
platform was q fetch" Of the most disre
puiable kind, and the Democrats were psrty
! TO II. One thing, however, is certain, nj
Issue can be made 'on tho tariff which vii
&. not completely rearrsngo party lines. tn,
public will never call for such m Issue unit
II has got for the most part ready TO brcal
up existing political parties.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
PRorosALs FoR oUMBERLANp eoAL.
No 1 oHEHsUT srnrrI sfsf fnfIsnsfssls. fts SrEnS.

No. ~ oHEsTSUT sTAErr. phILApELPaiS.
Sealed proposals, "a dspliesis, indoTsed "Pro.
p9ss! fqr Ooal viii be received At This oica until
I2,20 pounds t2 the toni BEST GUNNER lLAND
SOAI1 20 be doliyered A the ChArlestown (MAsa
9oyernmept, tho weight TO be deternlinsd BY lie
N1yy Yard sesles A. the place q delivery.
ddisly, and 70 be q the best quality, Uniform in
ehATaeter selected free from diri and al other i'm.
purueg and subject TO inspection prior 10 shfpgsTi
Py me JHpsfor sppointed for the purpose, WHO will
nays tho right OF peremptory reject on ' "
Bids Will only be received from boaa gIs uinerH of
or dealers IN Goal The rlyht IL reserved 10 reiect
the Government ~
Elsssponsl6e security will bo required for the fath
Ihi ueinery q the ,aboyo In conformity with the
supnlauons OF the blank forms for BIDS 10 be had
ONCE olherWlse bids Win not be entertained
Wusn the ABOVE Goal will be shipped,
N.Y. Or Vnlted States Navy,
National Republican., 1873-05-06

THE Pope, so far from being dying, Ia re-
ported at last accounts to be receiving dele
cations OF French pilgrims.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
c.pt aud O s, and pIl pTH2GMAs 2ill S.EE %EIs9S L

AZ IBy directlop of the MAJOR general commanding
tne mlinry dsiLon OF the Pacific, the time Tor re.
MONDAY, June D is51 At which time Ibsy WI be
ORe9Ssd mS IT,. THOMAS WILSON
National Republican., 1873-05-06
pRoPosAIs FOR FREsn BEEF.
o'1or cHEs ". 9 q 4 4 Pss1 NE. .Gss.Sa4sA AZ

o''ioI oniss ~ 8 Il J losTT DssI TGss4l5a.2244s s45 .24s
sAN FnAEcIscQ, February l. lbi1
0eses S 8 fda sas II fGs fSs ~, Bsf6
scribed ~ the anders!hsd viii be received until Il
Vicinity and ne haIb9r q Ban fianei.eo. for ons ~
year Or fQf such lesa time ls the ssify gene
and requirements mrnlshed BY tue ',iIderslSned;
a . ne li',sr With ~ 10 BE-
Separate proposals. will also DO renaiyed for freFh
beet and mutton for thA same uerl,ld F.auI,od =
beniciA barracks, California;
National Republican., 1873-05-06
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

RoARDING.-BoABD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS. In good locality, convenient 70 The
Executive Dopartmenta. Apply At sls Twelfth
street estween and kstreet northwest sepzsu
National Republican., 1873-05-06
DRoFosALs FOR sUPPLIEs.

PArMAsrzn's oYIIcE, NLvr yIspl
p....,.u NoRroLI. VA May :. isia ..
oeosS NJ. TMyhsbiY he 81 nm Instant fais fOr % th.
Ddf''T so 6 YS5i'sSsI FSSEBs TIsf sPf hiEs. iTs.
1000 pous6slp lp flsF iPehh fhhox,
soO rousPi&s aohHG1ssp hH1s IRON.
The .Soy, to e q tSs Ss:s quality .ms.e,S re.
anss iSGS; TO s SsaE sns strain Io, o. sy ,hos
Be irs to The sizes given. neither red cOld short
e e GF g S4is @ .
ks sSR 10 % sT in length
pletsd within thirty days from dsio q award Of
.PIQros!. 70 DO iadorssd IBID. for Round and
'"' n0n' anu 'aa's'a aEo. W. pEAMAs,
Inys PaynlAstsr United states Navy.
pRorosALs Fon SUPPLIES.
49,, wAmsoros. p pNaayh I, h.s J. ci III =.
z s oas n es aS Z s.y u
Nay. ls.3 fsr ths below de.eIi6ed Piy Irgn. % b
S1ifS5 i of W sfERa ffi, n SeIRf Sfss,
70 (nIy tons ts.so pounda to the toni Mol Ashland
NIL ~ %a., @ state i ,esi. s ~. z. time y,.aln
" 3 ssEsf ifi .sp % piisE. is. iss iSs 81: Y
Ss:sS.iS &. & rsss. amy IA not
| q. II. THORNTON
nyo Pay Inspector. u. h N.
DRoPusAI FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
l. ELlZABErH RIVER. VA. t.a
TnlHD sroar uMos Bssa buiLDlss.
| fArErrn. sEkR CHARLEs srHEnr. +
| BALTIMORE. Md, May l57a
PrOpOeAla for dTedHnH In tho south Branch OF the
bnbsss tbhTa .t river. x ps,r tae sit q f2ios and
fsilrSad vi is ss rssSysa q az yS IiS Soaa q June III
| and opened Immediately thereafter.
| The right to reject any bid 10 reserved.
Blank forms, ecihcahQns, and any desired infor
nation can be had on Rpplicetion at Shi. etnee
..... WM, P CRA10HlLL,
| myo Major of EnEnearN. u, A.
| DROPoSALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
| CAMBRIDGE HARD0h, ND.
UNITED STATES EEaIKEHR OHIICK,
TnInD bTORr UnoN BARK BUILDING,
FAlErrE, MAR OmAnLEs nTnnET,
| BALTIMORE, MD, May O. l57D. 10 J
PROPOSALS for dredging In Cambridge HarbOr, Md
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