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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02
STATE FAIR NOTES,
Rarus In ST. Paul-Entries-Railr Track
In tho Grnunda

Harus In ST. Paul-Entries-Railroa Track
to the Grounds.
The usually well informed gentleman who
shoves the Faber on the Minneapolis depart
ment OF the GLOBE has allowed Clark, or
some other heather Chinese, to make him
believe that Rarus, the fastest trotting horse
IN the world, has been secured to trot at
Minneapolis, and no where else,
during the week of the fair. The
GLOBE desires to state, and its language is
PLAIN, that Bill King has no such contract,
and that his advertisement to that effect is I'M
authorized. And further, the GLOBE desires
| to say. that Mr.. Geo. Il. Finch has written
contract with Mr.. Splan, the driver and man
| ager of Rarus, for an exhibition trot at the
State fairin ST. Paul the first week in Sep
TENDER, and il Rarus is alive and
able to trot that week, he will
do so at st. Paul. OF this there can be nc
doubt, and any contrary claim by Mr.. King
after this statement, can only be ascribed tc
a determination to attempt to deceive the
people. Mr.. r. G. Judson, secretary of the
State agricultural society, received entries
yesterday from Alabama, New York, linois
Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota, all but from
the first named State being for bioodes
stock, and yesterday was not very good da.
for the reception of entries either.
Mr.. j. P. Farley. general manager of thu
st. Paul & Pacific railroad, informed Presi
dent Finch that the spur track to the fai
grounds will be laid with new iron, and in
substantial manner, by which means taste
time, with less liability of accident will b;
secured. Mr.. Farley also states tina
arrangements have been made for securin
a large number of passenger coaches for Us
that week, SO that visitors will be able t
pass back and fourth between the city an
the grounds in comfortable manner as we
as quickly and safely.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02
Hon. Hilbert schefer.
To the Editor of the Globe.

10 the Editor of the Globe.
notice that the Delano Eagle suggests
the name of Hon. Albert Scheffer as suit
able candidate for Congress against w. D.
Washburn, the pine ring nominee. Mr..
Scheher is very popular with all classes and
with all nationalities; is man of sterling
integrity and undoubted ability. His nomi-
nation and election would lift our district
out of and beyond the control of the ssthree
card monte tricksters'' who have SO long
governed it.
He is a young and active man,
and would prove himself the
best representative we have ever had-all we
ask in order to redeem this district is such
tandard bearer as Albert Scheffer. Let us
nominate him by all means, and with the
GLOBE to disseminate the truth, and with
Scheffer to stir up the stricksters'' the boys
may look for a lively time. With Scheffer
as our nominee we will go to the polls feel
ing assured that victory will be ours, and
that W. D. will be elected to stay at home to
tend his mill. DAKOTA.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02
That Excursion to milwaukee,.

We notice by the Milwaukee papers that the
chamber of commerce is awaiting official an
nouncement'' of the ST. Paul excursion party
to make arrangements for their reception The
official announcement will not come because
the excursion talked of is a private affair which
has no right and we presume would not attempt
to quarter itself upon the hospitality of Mil
waukee. With all due difference to the gentle
men engaged in getting up the enterprise,
this private excursion will be abandoned for
the present. Another year it would be quite
appropriate for well arranged excursion of
representative men to return the visit paid by
the distinguish party of Milwaukeans who
recently visited ST. Paul. A due regard for
etlquette forbids this hasty and unlimited re-
turn of the visit. We trust it will be quietly
dropped until some more appropriate time.
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Notes by the Amphibious Repor.er.

The swell in the river added another inch
TO the depth of water yesterday, giving to-
tai of three feet, six inches, and still rising.
The Diamond Joe, of the Diamond Joe
line, made the levee as announced in the
GLOBE yesterday, and left at 8 o'clock yes
terday morning for down river.
, AT 10 A. N. yesterday the K. N. packet
Belle of Lacrosse, Captain Bill Burke. threw
her gang plank to the levee. She brought
up line trip of passengers and freight. She
left on her return for St. Louis at l P. NJ.
The Dubuque will be the K. N. packet for
st. Louis to-day, leaving at - NJ. The next
Diamond 10 boat will be the Josie, due Sat-
urday.
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Good Report.

Especial Correspondence of the Globe
FoRr RIPLEY, Aug. From st. Paul
here (120 miles, the wheat is all cut and in
shock, some stacked. saw only one field
of standing wheat and two harvesters at
work at that. The crop prospect is fine on
this line both as to quality and quantity.
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CONTRACT WORK.
SUMMIT AVENUE SEWER.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PuB1Io WoRKs. i
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI. July 23, 1873.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works. in and for the corporation of
the city of st. Paul, Mimi. at their Office in
a. D. 1878, for
CONSTRUCTING A SEWER ON SUN
NIT AVENUE, FROM ST. PETER
STREET TO THE SEWER ON RICE
STREET,
in said city, according to plans and specifca-
lions on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum of
at least 70 per cent Of the gross amount bid.
must accompany each bid
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
II. 81. TIAiME,
President pro ten.
Clerk Board of Public Works. le1-201
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Inc handsomest suite of bachelors quarters
IN the city for rent, With furniture for sale at
great bargain. House c, ,nta;ns all the mod
g grn conveniencies. Locat ton most desirable.
Inquire at this office.
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II OUGHT TO BE STOPPED.
The Use of Manufactured Stone in a Build.
ing Erected On Stone Quarry Founda-
ton.

ton.
The public will be astonished to learn that
the contractor for the capitol extension is using
the manufactured asbestos stone for the
water tables and window and door sills
of that building. The founda-
ton of the building rests
upon stone quarry and one of the largest
quarries In the city is less than two squares
distant from the capitol square. The use of
this manufactured stone is a fraud and the
Governor ought to notify the contractor tnat
such job will not be accepted by the State
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02

agreeing that the assessments were on too
high basis-higher than any other part of
the State, and very much higher than Min
neapolis.
Mr.. Griggs said he knew an instance of a
property assessed at $4,000, which was sold
for $4,000, and not by forced sale. Real
estate owners were taxed much more tina !.
others ad valorem. After protracted de-
sultory conversation the board adjourned
till this morning ct 10 o'clock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02
MINNEsOTA wEsTERN,.

The Western railroad extending from
Sank Rapids to Brainerd, is operated by the
Northern Pacific, and makes the following
showing from the date of its opening Nov.
LIST, 1877, to April 30th, 1878.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02
ST. PAUL & DULUTH.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

The Northern Pacific makes the following
statement showing the earnings and operot-
ing expenses of the Northern Pacific railroad
in Minnesota for the year ending June 80,
1879.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02
EDUCATIONAL.
THE ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION

50 SOMERSET STREET,
viii reopen for boarders and day scholars on the
first Monday of September. 1928
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EARNINGS
EXPENSES.
Net earn;noa aa67 99o o.,

Net earnings. 1885,, 1892 05
Last year for the same period the gross
earnings were 1929 ,292.6l, ard expenses
$685., 34o.23, leaving net earnings $780,,
9523S,
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CONTRACT WORK.
GRADING SELBY AVENUE


OFFICE OF THE Board OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, MINI, July %, 1878. I
Sealed bids viii be received by the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
city of st. Paul, Mimi. at their Office in said
city, until IL NJ. on the 9Th day of August, A.
d. 1873. for
GRADING sELBY AVENUE, E.OM SUM.
NIT AVENUE TO WESTERN AVE
NUE.,
in said city, according TO plans and specifics
lions ON Tile in the office of said Board
bond with at least two sureties, in a sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bid
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any all bids.
Fl. Fl. TIMME,
President pro TEN.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 19l-2OI
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Further Semi-Annual Returns The North
ern Pacific Report for Year Past.
Railroad Commissioner Marshall is in re-
ceipt of the following additional semi annual
returns Of earnings made as basis for tax
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Removed.

Messrs. Weed & Lawrence, insurance a-ents,
and Q. T. Spencer, agent Erie & North Shore
Despatch, have occupied their new Office, 1l9
Merchants hotel block.
Messrs. Fetsch & o'Gorman say the demand
for their CONNIE il fault cigar is I'm paralalled
in their history as manufacturers. Sold by ali
dealers:
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE--Cheap-A Wheeler * Wilson Sewing
i Machine Enquire II East Fifth. I92-2Ol
LNoR SALE-One of tire finest residences III lower
4 town. Location and neighbolh hood unsurpas sed.
Large lot l25 feet front. House has II rooias hot
and cold water water closets, bath room, and al mod
e II conVeniences Fine carriage house. stables, &c.
sold for much less than cost of Improvements. &
bargain for party wishing an elegant hone.
lS3-tt COCHRAN & WALSH,
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DIED

BRYANT.-Mary Louise Bryant, beloved wife of
Dr.J. II. Bryant, aged 80 years
The funeral will take from the residence, l54
East Seventh street, at O'Clock p. NJ, Friday,
August Cd, 1878. Friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTIoN.-A PAVING HOTEL ATAUC1IoN-
n man of moderate M can buy aplsce whers
he can do an easy profitable business fol 4 lfetms,
and have his prperty constantly increasing in value,
81. S; FAIKCHiLD, Real Estate Agent cor. ThIa
August Sd, at II a. NJ, "The farmers HotsIi i,
West st. Paul 1t is situated On the Bridge road, or
Dodd road, at desirable point, and does good
There are 3 lots with creek uaning through Ii ia
good place for stock yard or a dairy. A laI ge
part of the trade to st. Paul comes over the Dodd
rapidly than any other part of the city, is naturally
growing in this direction. The sd g VIII be positive
without limit reserv., commencing precisely at II
O'Clock, Saturday, August Sd. II. S. TAIRCHILD,
Auctioneer. 194-eoh
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02

Soldiers Additional Homesreads for sale nv
MORTON, MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press building.
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4 UCTION. CLOCKS AND sILvERPLATED
n WARE AT AUCTION.-I VII sci! at nv sales
room, corner Jackson and Fifth streets, SATURDAY,
August ), beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 50 new aay
and hour clocks all in good Order also plated t..
and table spoons, casters, etc, ETC., the last Of
small jewelry business.
PIT. KAyANAGH.
10000 Commission Aucl!oneer,
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OFFICE OF THE Board OF PUBLIC WoRKs, !
CRY OF ST. PAUL. MINI, July %, 1878. I
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FARM TO RENT.

NoR RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como. comprising
L all the Improved Land within limits of the 30.
called Lake Como Park, lying north of the s1.afe
Johanna Road" together with the Buildings a, d
other Improvements situate thereon, the same ceipg
known as The Ayd place. BY order of the Commit
tee on Public Parks, MD O'CONNOR
1t-tf City Clerk
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EARNINGS.
s61.l5a OF
EYPENgEG
Il GALA Day

For Municipal Court Habitues--The Stone
Pile Receives Numerous Recruits Fig
ziing Out of the Fort Street Row pros.n--
cutiOa.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

PER CENI bONDSs
PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1917; INTEREST MARCH AND
SEPTEMBER; COUPON BONDS OF $1,000 EACH
REGISTERED BONDS OF 5000 EACH
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF ~ Y, TRUSTEES.
THESE BONDS ARE. SECURED By FIRST AND
ONLY LIEN ON ALL THE PROPERTY oP THE COM
PASY IN THE STATE or PENNSYLVANIA. IN
CLUBBING THE CANAL. RAILROADS, MINES, COAL
AND OTHER LANDS. ROYALTIES, ROLLING sToCR'
LEASES, CONTRACTS. &C.
Atthe stockholdery meeting 10 1877,
MEssRs. JOHN V. T.. PRUYN,
ADoLPHUs HAMILTON.
H. M. OLMsTED.
HENRY II. FARNAM. and
T. b. GRANT
were appointed Special Committee make thorough eH
animation Of the entire property and condition Of the Com
pany This Committee the property pledged to secure
this issue OF Bonds at MORE THAN DOUBLE Of
this mortgage Of sl0OO0O0O.
oDebaf Of this issue reserved provide for the Deben
lures maturing in 1894
Having negotiated with the Company for portion Of tho
remainder Of this issue Bonds offer them for sale at
PARAND ACCRUED INTEREST.
We recommend these Bonds onvestOr5 desiring security
Of ofundoubted character.
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
Corner Wall and Broad-,ts
wINsLow, LANIER q co.
Corner Nassau and Cedar-sts
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

crate prices unchanged Futures were very active say
In fbe week and advanced sd market has been 1nte
nce Monday noon With considerable fluctuations on tues
Gsy Wednesday market closes d above last Wesh
rates" of the Nhitsunde hondas 1e COtoh
market viii be closed saturday, Monday ana Iuesuay'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
pR1NT CLoTHs MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass June THE market for Prntng SiCns
without change continues quiet Quotations Ior
Extra and Standard goods steady az 3ie 10 52c
liR usip ss and sales best goods were aue az
for 5x0O cloths Prices at TO 31scbd ana askou
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08


Beayer Ella Hna Io, hsrp 81 = sdaTc - 600
CooE Sn5sna df sInre Sa 70 1900
Frrauf Emilio and husband to Barnet Il solomon
ard others, Ludlow-st, Il OF Riyngton-st, install
Haberman Ffederck and wife To Jane Hoffman and
Helena Rogers 57th II, Of ithaye. years. SnDO
Same 10 same g 4tl-ayc aud 01ths years. 1900
same TeIG, no James 1000
Hardy Thomas and wife 10 John a Hardy " Z 5th' -
ave Of 3Sthst. ms almc oUOO
Hart charles b % the Washington Life Insurance
Company G 9TH Of 4Ot-st, years....... 25OOg
Same 10 same 5thaye Of iOtheL years. 10000
johnson ysars SG.s' i 70 o'' 1900
Lo'e Is,aye 1SH,S sP 1900
Robinson IIfnry and wife TO sarah a scofH I'd. Con.
Mgrt, lOuO
scbiossheimrr Fax aud wife % Anna WempeI,
bjtl-t " Of lstave years ....: 1000
Scott Genio G and wife f' William ii dOulc, no y o.
Washington place year o,VVV
Totter Emma \ and husband 20 John Canda.
lOtlaye n Of 3Sths, ~ months. EOOO
west fitea fitBaTc egT Years S' ~ 1000
VIitten Elizabeth others 90 Robert VI StfaDefkhi
Thomas t2itu wand, instruments. loOJ
Wilcox William and wife 20 ROsanna Pcase and
others executors, etc 5 suHok 81, n OF tIandbS .
ffVVo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Clark Alonzo trustee etc, TO the Scotch Presbyterian
MeSee Thomas to Matilda X Kelso 80. 5000
Pu-scii William p, receiver eto, 10 the MUTUAL LIE
Insurance Company l'VOv
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
rnE COTTON TRADE.

TsyRRroor June 7The circular o. he Liverpool Cotton
ere AehsatlOn reviewing the trade 0r the past Week
says Cotton Wss extensive nsna tarogghogt tue week
&C. 6einsnl qnd quotations advanced lie 70 3D. particularly
on en- grades fnsea Island tie business was very mod
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
u.vANA nIARKEr.

uAvAgA June 7.-spansh gold 2l6ha2l6 Exchange &C
tive 0n fho United states ~ days currency S2e4 pfs
1Il5 resut15 short sight d.. J4O premium on Lon.
aon l96i6s premiums on Paris Sf@a premium 9usAr
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
Bankrupt Not tes.

DISTRlCT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
For the Southern District ot New-Y0r In the matter
of JOHN i. LkWIS and FREDERICK BEKIIIAUD. p%anA. %
rupts-In bankruptcy warrant IN bankruptcy mas OeeI
Issued by Court against the estate o. John Lewis
FREDERICK Berthaud the City OF New York. OF the county
OF NeWYork Of the state OF Ney.YOrk IN sa Dlstlc ~
Judged bankrupt upon tho pett0n OF JO9h r. LY"is au
debts and tie delivery or any properly pc
ongng % said bankupts them or TO their use ana ths
meeting creditors OF said bankiupts 70 prove tlI
dets ana choose assgnees OF their est VIII Ds
Gcd al ourt of Bankrupcy be hOdon at No l62 Broad
way in the city OF New York In said District on the Sh I
OF June a 1875 IL O'Clock, at the Onlce OF Ie
Wilder Alien, esq OF the Registers IN Oh sa
Court LOUI r. ttssld.a''I5noar ~ -
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
r,rr srncK mARKETs-BY rELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO 7CATE- to today lay @ lgSs n he99 9
1850 head same time last week LOO
baaS Consigned through. J6l carloads increase IN o
oips for week. carloads: market dul DuyeI O m mS, 5c
~ ROOD quality; ChOiCt TO Best steers, - -
sS B0 Cooi shippers % 5uaS 70: heium 81 3Oa 81 a.
fi-bf Rurchsr s3 gO0Si is Oxen, 50 l0IS4 0Dj Buls
S3Sas 81 Mixers and SpTingers @2odS4O St0cAerei
ds8 90 n aroads Of stock remain IN afua useu' 100,
suFpP AND IAMBs-Becupts today 2,2OOi IoI the week
inns iar ia 100; time last week l4WOi Tecebts
rons rnei through, 81 carloads nalket qull anu soW
oenes common good sales carloads western AT - ou
90. ai offerings disposed Of; closing weak o- ~
81 ccires today 4g45; for week far 25665
sse tlme st week. 1000; consigned through l6O car
ioads ran 2ht; sales OF York weights at 70 OVi vdFg
~ d09s3 rs demand only half supplied 49,,
CuIc ACO June the DrOreTg journal reports; toSs-
cfs O zoo head shipments $500 head; market strong
Heavv sold al 50 35 as so; Light So 2OaS3 35 Mixed
81 2Oq 90 40 All sold early. ,,--. - ooo -,
CATTLE-ReCepts, 32hO heed; shplnent s:1Vg, ilSsu
unrkot active steady Steers 9f@So '0i N0euoi'
steady al 8. G&4 Butchers weak. ..ooo..- -
SIIfss-Reoeipts 200 head. sa!es 50 3O@S4 90; ;.,,
ToI4s. Juue T.-CATTLE-Duu ana weak Butchers
Fair 70 choice steers SO 20 10 10 cows 3 oO@S3 %
e;rass Texas steers, S2dS3 receipts, 9lQ neal
LIVE IIOGs-Firmer Light shipping, 50 1t3 ~; Packmg
eS iOdF 2j Butchers to Fancy, 50 21G$5 5Oi ieeep
ssgETF-slow, unchanged; receipts ESQ head.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIIED
~ STATES FOR THE soCTHiE6kTM u piIT5bff5 pRiIgTo5bff5 S2S 1SS
EDWARD A. SERVER baukrupts-fn bankruptcy A war
rant In bankruptcy has been issued by said Court agis 1e
estate Of CHARLES RHODES and EDWARD \. SER Els
OF the city OF Of the County OF NewY0rk OF he
state Of New York In said District adlutged ban rups upon
the petition Of creditors and the payment o any OeD
ard the delivery Of any property belongng 70 sa
10 Them on TO ier and the transfer Ot any properly ~
them are forbidden by law meeting Of the creditors o 1n
boukpts prove then debts and choose or more asg
nets OF he estate will be held az Court Of BANKRUPTCY 10 G5
at Beckmans IN the CITY Of NOW Ork ln slu
Dsfict on The ON day Of jure AD. 1873 a. o'clock p m
al me Office OF e Dwight one 0 the registers
in Bankruptcy Of sald Court. LOUIS +. fAn y,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
UropoGlla

PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
/ TRANsPQR PQRTATfoN.-Departm9nt Of the Interior Office
Of Indian Anairs Washington, May ~ l97ssealed r9po
or tTspsportsd5R, Sc. Jas ne case may beg, ard
directed TO the CommissoleT % lnaan Affairs Nos 6l
ii a. No. Of Tsesiav June Is 1873 for furnishing for
tie Indian service about $4,000 pounds bacon 3SOO0OCO
baking powder 900 corn 45c 900 pounds coffee 1000
0OO pounds iour 10000 pounds iced ZOOOOO pounds hard
barrels pork 2l5,000 pounds rice 1000 pounds tea
$4,000 pounds tobacco 1000 pounds sl 100000 pounds
soap 6OOO pounds oda 10000 pounds sugar. aad 3oOOOO
Also banEGti wooon aud cotton goods conssng part
q SE yaI ds Sis5aIS ss5S Sars Sa,i9 GS@ S2
Yards; ngham 3250O yarls Kentucky jeans - 500 yads
satlneL 5000 yarisi brown sheetinG 25OoCO yards;
yards calico lhlriing 1900 yagds WinsgY boOOl clothing
groceries, notions hardware medical supplies ana Of misce
hneous articles sucb Wagons hafiess poughs, rakes,
o Transportation ior such OF the supplies goods ard
articles that may not be contracted for TO be delivered at the
Bids must be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing tho kinds and quantes Of subsistence
spes required Agency and the kinds and quant
is In gr6aa OF an other goods and articles together with
To DO observed by bddors tine ana place o delivery terms OF
contract and payment routes ana Az o.hsp
the Indian Office Washington Me- 81 epd B3 WOodersL
Sea. York TO u. n. Kpesley, NO 30 Clinonplaee New
The C0mnssares OF Subsistence T. = A. Cucago, Saint
Louis Sioux City Saint Paul. Leavenworth, omhea aud
s vii be opened at the hour ana day above stated aud
bidders are ihvitod % BE- present az the opening.
Certified checks only receivable on the Following banks &c
All bids mus DO accompanied BY cerned checks upon some
one OF following bauk8 OF G0iennent Dep0sores for at
least dre per cent Of sanonnt q the propos VIZ Ohemoa
poltan National, NewHork Ninth National. Sew fofk
PHILADELPHIA Naonal PHILADELPHIA First AatonaL halt
FouSth EatonSi ST. Loais and ctSens NStona Washing
on D. o. lh6 nltsd sates Asslat0nt Treasuers az
Philadelphia, Baltimofs, Chicago and 81 R LOUIS.
u. A. HA1T, COfnnii2lOner,