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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-30
The South and the Doughfaces.

States; when they speak of slavery and Its attendant
crimes, they moduate their voices their most sub
dued cadences, and call them the 'pecuiar institu-
lions of the South;'' and when they have anything
to say of the Shareholders savedealers slavehunters
kidnappers, oveseers. and drivers who nhabt those
regions where
-The bowie and rife
s'Are embems of deeds that done in their cline, -
they describe them ''southern gentlemen" ssgen-
tlemen ofthe South Sour Southern countrymen'
sour fellow citizens of the South,'' &c. They SIM
per and smile whenever they their countenances
southwark; they bow and scrape, and make such
genu6ections as well broke funkeys generally make
to their masters Their hearts are always trimming
over with fraternal sympathies for the South, and
their souls constantly exercised order that they
may show the gallant chivary how mean, contempt
tibe, and pliable they can become.
This conduct on the part of the doughfaces and
hunkers, has produced IN the Southern mind feel
ing of disgust and contempt for northern people,
which the manly independence and courage of the
friends of freedom have alone prevented from becom-
ing universal. The bold, outspoLen, freely declared
hostility to the extension of their beloved institu
tion, by the reesoiers, the Southerners cannot de-
spise. 1t excites their ire, but at the same time. il
commands their respect. They may hate the friends
OF freedom, but they view with sovereign contempt
those miserable toades, who have hunted their run
away slaves for them, who have treated their human
bioodhounds sent by them to the North, as Their
equals, who have chartered ships to carry them into
bondage, and who have defiled the mantle Of Justice
in order TO render effective unjust and wicked law
We extract from several Virginia papers, few
evidences Of the sort ofopnions of Yankees that are
prevalent at the South. In the ''Richmond Exam
iner," the party of freedom here, is compared to
"Iarquin the Proud,'' "Gesler," who oppressed
Switzerland, in the time of Tell and OF Edward the
FIRST, who murdered Wallace of Scotland II is
termed tyranncal and cruel, qualities which come
under the designation of thegrander sort of deviltres
but it is never spoken Of ia manner intended to re-
present il as contemplate. On the other hand, The
following is the manner in which the South talks of
the doughfaces, who have lately gone down SO low
to win its favor.
A Mr.. Spooner Of New York, about year ago,
sent agents to the South to sell work called Illus
.irasoas Of Shakespeare whereuponJ N. Daniel, ed
itor Of the Richmond Examiner, denounced him as
a cheat, and his Illustrations as humbng When
lately in New York, Mr.. Daniel was sued by Mr..
spooner, for libel, whereupon the Southern press
speaks out its opinion Of that commercial North
which has been debasng itself SO much Of late, to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-30
CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF
AEGUST

TIE Managers of the MASSACHUSETTS Anti-slavery So
ciefy to the friends of immediate and uncon-
dnnal emancipation throughout New England thai they
have made arrangements for a MASS CELEBRATION of
the glorious FIRST AUGUST in the spacious City Hail.
at Worcester to be conducted in wothy of the
occasions they cordially invite the attendance of all
who desire to do something towards fastening the dav
when slave shall cank his letters the American soil
but from the Atlantic the Pacific all shall be free united
and happy, "with none to modest make afraid
Let there be at least large gathering the First
August Worcester has known any occasion
The times demand strong numerical well moral
demonstration.
WILLIAM l.. HARRISON, WENDELL PHILLIPS, WILLIAM
]. BowDITcH, EDMUND QUINCY. CHARLES q. BURLEIGH,
PARKER PILLsBURY. STEPHEN 5. FOSTER and other well
known advocates OF Freedom will be present.
Do The following Railroads will convey passengers,
that day and from Worcester haIf the usual fare
The BOSTON and Worcester Rd~0nd, by special train
The Providence and Worcester Railroad, frem Whns-
vile and Stations beyond; in regular trains.
The Worcester and FitchbTg Railroad. from Ster ne
Centre and Stations beyond; in regular trains.
The Worcester and Na,hua Railroad, from Clinton and
Stations beyond; in regular trains
70 The Meeting will commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
In behalf of the Board of Managers Of the Massachusetts
Anti-Slavery Society,
FRAN Is JACKSON. President.
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Arrest of a burglar.

Our readers, doubtless, remember that the house of
Gilbert Spaulding, Esq ticket agent at the Junction
depot, was entered by burglars, last Friday evening,
while the family were absent attending Mr. Coughs
lecture, and small leather trunk, in which Mr. s. was
in the habit of dePostug his money in his sleeping
room, was broken open and robbed of about $3.50.
Since the robbery known, onr city police have
been actively engaged in ferreting out the Williams for
purpose of bringing them JUSTICE and yesterday after
noon, happy stae they succeeded in arrestng
the right man at Sturbridge. Officers Warren, Wat.
kins, and jackson had been upon his track for some
ortyeight hours previous, during which time be had
made as many wIndngs and turnings as a fox but he
at last secured, and about 500 ofthe stolen money
fund upon his person. Some of it was identified by
Mr.. Spauding who accompanied the officers in making
the arrest when the prisoner confessed the crime with
which he charged, and made such disclosures in
regard to accompces, have led to the re-arrest Of
one OF the persons who taken suspicion last Sa-
turday and afterwards discharged. The name of the
first person arrested is Isaac Lilly, he is said to be
somewhat noted parsonage in the southwest part ofhe
county, and at the very time Of this robbery warrent
was out for his arrest upon charge of stealing watch
from house in Southbridge, which watch was found
upon his person and identified by the owuer. He was
brought to the city last evening by the freight train
from the West. in charge Of Deputy Marshal Warren
I and committed to prison.
n
i, BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGEs.-If any person sees al
any of the depots silver mounted hackney coach
with wood work richly carved he may known it is from
the Livery Stable of ~ t. Bemis, No. IL Exchange
street, for whom it was manufactured by Messrs To.
> man & Russell, of this city, who cannot be excelIed il
{ this branch Of business by any establishment in the
country.
Speaking of carriages reminds of an elegant chat
OF new pattern, constructed to be open at the
Sides if DESIRED which has just been built by our neigh
Dor, Wm c. Whiting, for the livery sable Of E. NJ
: SrockweI, Mechanic street. which is altogether the
$ neaest chase out Mr.. w. has, his carriage depot
another of similar pattern, which is intended for The
private use oone of our enteprsng citizens anc
he is prepared to build others at very short notice.
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CoOL AND SPARKLING SOMA xvArrp
lar. 4 r. 4, ~, $500, wi u'lc uoi
f"Iio'u"u 2Ul Main street
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Marx the Prices
OF THE GOODS NOW OFFERED AT
CHAMBERLAIN & CO.'S.
We are Selling

ALL WOOL DELAINEs from rs to so cents, former
price IS cents.
COTTON AND wool do. from l2l to II cents.
All our BARAGE DELAINEs foI one shilling the ward.
FINE FRENCH GlNGHAMs for one shilling. worth
25 cents
$50 pieces GOOD ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CALI.
GOES for 81 and cents, worth l2l cents.
10 bales SUPERIOR HEAVY sHEETING at 81 cts.
LINEN at 81 cents.
GOOD COTTON HOSE, (all colors,) l2l cents.
HANDSOME BONNET RIBBONS at l2t cents.
FRESH IMPORTED NEEDLE-woRK DOLLARS at
Ct cents.
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC TRIMMINGS, 6lto l2I cts,
And any quantity Of other Goods at the same low pricef
This Sale will continue through the month of Aus
Ill. ii. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
jylgd6.w,f
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NO GLEN STREET.
This Institution is in readiness for patients In its
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
Terms, SccFOr full board and treatment from Sc 10
per week. Treatment withou: board from 81 TO per
week. No deduction for absence less than week.
medical fee of 81 usually required for first examination
Each patient should furnish linen and two heavy
cotton Sheets wooden Blankets comfortable and
old linen for bandages &c.
Out door practice attended usual.
Office hours from 10 10 IL A. NJ, and 2 to 8 P. NJ.
5 ROGERS, NJ. ID.
may2dwtf F. ROGERS. Superintendent.
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Silver Door Plates

Engraved mt No. Bi iniey Hall.
sA6o Trunk aud Coffin Plates Seals, Jepery, Sl,er
apl4l Wde, &c. Ida
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MNS. :. GOODWIN, an experienced and success.
hi Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night 70
attend 10 the duties OF her profession Residence No G.
Austhl street. ap2l-dtf
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SEGARS OF Exquisite fiavor are ALWAYS a.
be ound IN n utilities TO suit, at the Drug Store Of
,,o,r l.. 7. LAZEII, T
o"i"uI 2Ol Main 81
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~: :. MOORE, Merchant Tailor and Dealer in
tel Building Worcester Mass Iyio
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary Pub1Ic. :,
VIII attend IL this and other matters al bnsrs a, nj
-, Once over the Central Bank.s
Worcester, Oct. 9, 1850. d,e
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Rememer pr. VAN ALSTIN'S First Premium
DAGU ERREOTYPES. Rooms hex1 TO The Ame,ican
jy9-tf
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MRS. M. $. THOMPSON.
!, Femaie Physicinn and Midwife,
y NO ii Sat M ST., Worcesfsr. id,
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j. X. CLARK, HOMdsPATHIC PHYSI.
CIAN--No Walnut Street Office hours from 10 .
A.. NJ, and from 10 3 y. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. janl n
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-19

A COOP ANECDoTE The following is
said to have occurred at New Orleans,
during the invasion Of that quarter by
the British. After the battle of the 23d
December, 1914, in which both armies
received nearly the same injury, g subal-
tern British officer was sent to the
American line with flag of truce. Be,
ing detained little, he began to converse
with a corporal in our service respecting
The probably issue of events there. He
stated sit was folly for the Americans to
resist any longer, as they must eventually
be beaten-that the troops opposed to
them were the flower of the British
army, who had repeatedly vanquished
the best veterans on The continent OF
Europe, and were commanded by Lord
Packenham, Lord Picton, Lord Cochran,
Lord Kean, and many others of the
ablest generals in Europe" To this the
corporal replied Indignantly: "On our
side we have the Lord God Almighty,
the Lord Jesus Christ, and the Hero An.
drew Jackson. and I'll be d--d if We
don't whip you."
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-19

Says plain but powerful writer Of our
day, let parents who hate their offspring,
rear them to inherit wealth, and before
long they will be stung by every vice.
racked by its poison, ard damned by its
penalty. The remark is no less true than
orthodox, and is just about as homelY as
il is wholesome : -
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-19

A GOOD Whenever you enter
an apartment occupied by another indi:
vidual, if the door is closed before you
enter, close IL after you If on the con.
trary, it stand invitingly open, let it re.
main so.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-19

Tue GIRLs.-They think of Hymen.
and they can't help signing. When their
lovers torsake them they can't help cry
ing. They sit at the window and can't
help spying. They screw up their cor.
sets, bring on consumption, aud cant
help dying.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-11
NV Advertisement,

TN addressing the public this Fall,I would re-
L turn my best thanks for the very liberal pa
,ronage extended TO me, and beg to assure my
numerous and increasing patrons that every effort
will be used, TO merit and retain their favor.
In order 10 meet the large demands, | have in
creased my stock of
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods
to an extent, that only large and continued de-.
mands would warrant. ! am therefore enabled
to offer
Great Inducements
to purchasers of Dry Goods to which my atten-
tion this Fall, has been exclusively devoted.
The Goods must be paid Ior, and 10 enable me
to do so, must have the cash, being able and Will
ling to sell them at Charleston cash prices. d,
Every piece of Goods in Stock has received MI
closest attention, aud am willing to stake my re-
putation on any and every article recommended
1t cannot be experted that should ennmerae e
every article of my recent purchases. few o
them will be found alike orient pearls at random
strung" IN the adjoining columns of the "Journal
10 which our attention is respectfully invited.
JAMES WILSON,
Camden. Oct. 6. Palmetto Cash Store.
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zMEnTr5WEs WIWDOW GLASS, SC.

TIME subscriber il receiving and keeps constantly On
hand. a large assortment Of the Purest Medicines,
ChemIcis and Dye-stus. Also an e1tee,vs p,shss va
csanere and Blenders. Always on hand Window Glass
Of ali sizes Pain, OIL Lamp Oils Turpentine, Irusses
Surgical instruments, Patent Medicines Of every END
Car the handkerchief Oils OK Marrows and Eau Lus'
,rsls for the Hair Hair Dyes for gentlemen who have
become prematurey Grey Coognes of all sizes and OF
the very finest quality shsvnS CFea%s SnP Poss sSs and
Powders Pens, Ink and Paper. Besides China Vases
and other ornaments for the Centre Table and Mantle
and s,,tsi n lot Of Toys!M
an who desire PURE and HONEST articles at Low RATES
would do we'll 10 give US call ,,,,p
sept l6 1851. 73 .... r---- u
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Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, &c.

Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, &c.
JOSEPH LAWT0N 4 co,
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
CHARLESTON, S. &.
JTAVE on hand and are re ewing large as
IL sortment of Plantation "OOIlens.
Their Importaiions from Europe have been
large. Their stock comprises varied assortment
of Negro Goods, of English manufacture, made
to their uwn ORDER from the best materials and can
be recommended for durability
They have also a general assortment OF Do
nestic and Souhsrn made Goods both OF COTTON
AND Wool FABRIC.
A large andsaried Stock. of Foreign and Do
mestic, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods adapted to
the season, all o Which, they will sell at the
lowest market prices.
Planters and Dealers visiting the CITY, are re-.
spectfuIly invitedlo call and examine before max
ing their purchases e"
Al No. 40 East Bay below the Post Office.
sept. 30, 1851, l2t II
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Ladies' Dress Goods, sc.
A NTIQUE Rnbcs,
n PLAIN and Fig'd Blk Silks,
Black Turc Satin,
Vclours Ispahan,
Grape de Chene,
81 K and Linen Jaspcrs,
Plain and Watered l'opns,
" colured Cashrneres,
DcLainS.
Black Bombasine, Muussein and Alpaca,
French, English and American Prints,
{" Scotch /" GingIIalns,
Worked Collars, Fronts al Sleeves,
Real Valencennes Lace Collars,
Emh'd AID plain Linen Cambria ilaudkis,
Emb'd White Grape Shaws.
Fashionable trimmings,
Infants Emb'd. Bodies aud Robes,
For sale by MCDONALD u COOPER.
U-A few Plain aud Fancy Turc Satin, and silk
Dresses for sale at cost.
Oct. l3'h, 81 #
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FRENCH BRANDY, Madeira Wine and old
PORT WINE, for medical purposes Just Terelsea sfn
and for sale by T. L. LrMI.
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New Fall and Winter Goods,

MEAL AND GRITS. Always on hand, al, t,,r
wi Aug %. MOfRE'S
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LINEN GOODS

DiIVEN GUUUO
TUST marked off and ready for sale: Irish Linens.
j warranted pure Flax. Pillow Case Linen. Linen
Sheeting. Long Lawns and French Cambrics, Bird Eye
Diaper Damask Table Cloths Cold Table Covers. Dny-
lies and Napkins Deachd and Brown Damask all widths,
Linen Cambria IIandk rs from 10 cents p"ards, Lawn
Handkfs Of every quality, with nbr dnnt supply Of
Towelings at all prices. al JAMES WILSON'S.
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Negro Cloth, Blankets, &c.
IIEAVY all wool English Plains.
IL Genuine Georgia "
Heavy TwiIled Cotton Warp L"
Gala Plaid Linscys,
Marlboro Stripes. etc.
Gray and White Duflle Blankets
Barh and French Bed Blankets,
Crib and Cradle
Received and for sale nv
Oct. 9, 1851. 80 If McDOWALt COOPER
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NAVY DsrAErsssr,


1F Bureau Of Provisions and Closhns, Apni IL, 1851.
, = sealed .ps a.. suSs,,.a rsgo.. for
M on Monday nc s. a.y Of Nay ssa g. asA .sa de-
ss .as Ss s
sSs.s so s oa New ss such
s Or. y to. a . T. y @
nsnSns Ses ct s said nassysrda during the na year end
four biscuit ~hsksy sugar. 4a coffee rss butter mol4..e
beans. sn, s. T. raj ,..,a dried apples. and soap
isp q s. psIise sweet aaa IN all respects Of s beat quality.
qualities essential climates
se delivered good sound bright barrels with hoops
The wAOy from speydns -four Of tAe
maaaaes,e Of the 1850 ie5 aud shall fully equal
as sS n 1s to s .ag Which are
well packed and delivered free 9, charge 70 hs u.lsd
o. IN s and whskey Or spirit casks o. barrels
The whi.key .ha' wholly grain, which a, least.
third paris shall be ssha be copper distilled and full
sa be delivered n good nsw sound a bright white
whole shall be put in good shipping ORDER Tree Of all charge TO the
hs shall be the bss. Havana brown and be delivered in
The shall be ofgood quality Young on equal the samples
The coffee shall be equal to the hes, Cuba coffee.
n. rice shall Be Of The very best quality and when required
The butter shall quality butter
eighty pound. each, and pickle tight
delivered n good barrels Nth hite heads
which shall cOopeed
condition.
good strong
barrels, the heads well secured. HaT#
The sni be Of the first quality cider vinegar and be
delivered good well seasoned white oak barrels;
which shall be thoroughly and placed in the best shipping
condition. & t5i ta7 s#3 IN tNa5N @#a Fla t77 n
KEGS q q
s e
be the whether in Brine vinegar. u9E.6ts
The shall be hest quality bunch ans and shall be dey
good strong, substantial hoped each end
The apples of approved quality, shall
tight whiskey half barrels option
r-f 84sEe l& .a4t
soap from oil,
quality white soap delivered
about pounds BE- hoped
at each end the price be uniform at all the stations
All the articles, embracing casks barrels half
barrels kn and boxes shall be subject to such inspection
chief Of this bureau direct and be In all perfectly
satisfactory the inspecting Officer said ofce 70 b. appointed BY
the Navy Department All inspections Dc ~ he place q delivery
Biscuit may be inspected II the place Of
be subject final inspection the place
delivery, before bills signed therefor. 4 hl-'
The all the foregoing articles be throughout the
year. aud bidders may articles.
casks barrels half frkns, kegs, boxe
kages shall marked their contents and the
kegs -four, Bread butter and pickles
have addition the above, the when manufacnred
puf up mnrked upon them. Ee
samples advertisement those
for ensuing fiscal and hare reference to such
been previously exhibited Slt s.##.
The quantity which will be required
precisely stated They will probably be about H#
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pRoPosALs FOR CARRYING THE NAILS or THE UNITED
Dssal@sn y .as cry q w.sAns,o. usu 10 ~,
BY sassaasn I Ca. and Key West, FLORIDA
To Havana NE Island sfcaba, go miles twice month,
Leave cS.issoa On .ns i.t and ls,h Of each monn,
s T. " 81. nsr same
easS q 81 xus.as Indian Key Key Ssayns
Miami and Ksy v.ccAs, tehsr one o. .i) are invited
New orleans, viii siso Be- soasidslsd ''-' '-A'
The proposal. should set o rate Description
vessel with sufficient particularly enable the decision to pc made
same il or MOI sonssrsse into ship war And special
o. ssSs as o. s ses s u
W ss wsn inv asd e
proper oce made The Of being converted
their part pay the fair full value thereof a, the me
ne a By dc Win an
IN ease Of Ne appointed BY The President Of the uni
The bidder may embrace in his offer stipulation carry agen,
discretion stipulation may preference gwen
ayDl m ~ r. oyer d mol as
BY his sufee by before the Is, day Of July next The contract
a%s ss
for s p due opoo" of when grade
rendered nso, to that in The and that
planned II due ine for falling from,
ss or .Sss mall s
9; d R.Ss
made convey additional vessel by
trips contract, arriving the time ao, for
ass.Sss Ga H. r%
% NJ s re- e.. n;
70 discharge carrier when By the for assigning
setting up running express rs aforesaid
The Postmaster General may alter u, and utter SEIZED
eons %possd Sy Isaursd
The such enqn.h
s may aI.o Or he
allowing ono n.on. extra pay On The amount with
@ ss:s %
for bid change from advertisement contemplated
N BY the bidder
may there write the
@ Of s s s Or
dated an hs % sa n moSs
OF conveyed for
oflhers write out the sum in words
The following the form guarantee which should hsd
second with thai
The after being dated should signed
By %us be Sws By me wsn "a
and able 10 make good Their This guarantee
"The undersigned - guarany that 4 his bid for
e .S enter ao the the
TO such bid prior 20 the Is, dsy Of 5uy nett with
posed A.. rs,,,.,,,
Form of certificate
ssTbe
qunind suaasto und their property and
that they sufficient and able TO make good their
Dated. [sisnedl"
The bid should be under seal the First Assistant Postmaster
g s
ceving this Advertisement
The Of the bda will be determined
by the 18th day of May next.
with the the first day
1851 the bidder shall consider himself able
about thai he will
his proposals. The
expire voyage ending abou, aoh day Of
June, 1885,
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr orroE DKpARrxRsr, February ), ISL.
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e#.H II. usx o. kgrHKsskTArsks UsIssp SrAr1s,
Clerks Once, April ~, leSl,
August Issa ened An IeyAxins sud mskiHy spp,op
objects been usually Included
appropriation bills without suthosiy of law 49,
provide expenses VI the once
~ iolowsi I. II ak ttass s.F
"Ssc. H. find be tAeT enacted That ali slsloner ~
houses of
and all stationery and Job printing Of snd
depaten Of government burss
aud uces IN those departments III Wssngt0n ncludisg
onsry bianks and twine and aa ssnA
shall hereafter be furnished and BY by
bidder, follows; The Secretary 6ense n.
deputy In the Post Office esablihment and
OF the Treasury shall respectively designate ~
that purpose shall respectively advertise week
whore such articles be furnished pinHg d0ee
scaled proposals furnishing such ARTICLES whoas any p
ay specified job thereof place. specifying IA
such advertisement the qualify aud description
Kind OF articles to be furnished and be, the
amount and kind printing be donc and all such proposals
be kept scaled until
the when shall he under the direction
othce making such ADVERTISEMENT the
aud the Offering furnish AMI
Giles, perform specified job o uid nv
satisfactory security for the performance thereof
exceeding twice the
ceive contract Tor doing the the
shall fail and give security within
shall be given 70 the next lowest bidder who shall such
and such security Aud in Of Supply
the articles OF to perform the work BY the
such Quidaed damages, In The name
Of the United States in court having jurisdiction teeor
Sealed proposals will be this Office until
Monday the sixth day Of which u.
proposals will be opened for furnishing The articles Of soae
during Thirty Second Congesseach article be approved
the Clerk, viz ls