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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
Exr6RTI' OF spECIE.

b kHW Y0HK, Aug. f6.-a1he total Rmount
Of specie. exported FROM tliis port, sinco Jan
pary lat exceeds s2G,0oO,000.
Thus goes The specie T'eepiy sif H'ii
hons from one port Of tho United states since
mt IfHHuHrJ mr. ffF'T W t'r'y i''irif''s''r
for their manufactured, which, unIler our To-
cofoco Tariff arc invited into The country
while our own manufactures are greatly do
pressed. This l. but one Of the evil efieet'
upon our industry the specie Is carried
OF, and money Is made scarce and "hard" a.
mong u.s. We cannot stand such bleeding
many years. The influx Of California gold
is not sufficient tosayo Va, though il mitigato'
lhe evil, lot all Whigs and all friends "
American labor rally around tho Wing ban.
theHnce Of our own industry, The locoGoeo'
90 for British interests the Wings for a,
merican interests.
See the foreign news by the late arrival
Manufacturers ia England are growing fat
and money Is plenty there, This /, at our
expense, aided by the locoiocos Of this coun.
Try, by their free trade politics. With u.s.
money Is hard, and manufactures dull. No
wonder England Is getting our money aud
doing our NO manufacturing our goods,
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Wing should heed. Necall upon Town Com
mitlers every where 10 give thciroauest at-
IGNITION l'.lho dudcs deyol,ed upon thrm by
their app~nlmenl and 10 spare 20 pains "a
pet our a rut( 40 uNllEp AYplG yoTE, ia
their rsppaiYp tovlR On ~ ptmr terms
have WEE auf riaht ~ calculate ppou kufrcss
Apathy aliindiilurruce will Enthusiastically
pntopr asfenloury IN imminmt poril. Tn
dor lho urw aspect Of Affairs "a which wD
have referred vc cannot rely upon au easJ
victory, Shall we rcmain inactive, aud BE-
defeated or wiIl Every true Wing exert him
solfa lhr or,usiou rrpuiros md place ho
youl all danfor nav Goop on WmG mr.
uHrloN or NfNoyry Lrt every Whlg
~ W. fli,sa ffffagffdU ri ayiJlfrIir0f 0uaYlr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
wlnGs or oALnDoKIAf

You haY good County Ticket II iswoc
Thy ofyoaF support, and you inO'o the pdp.
ciples 81 ne men tfmprsing H. The Ticket
Of our oppontntsis 10 characterize il IN che
mildesi languaeo.a moHgTei concern, aud tho
the men npouit may be personally worthy
their political position renders The Ticket an.
worthy ~ the support Of men ofpriAeipIp and
intelligence, They have taken a course do
aignedly to cheat some portion Of the voters
Of ibs County, 10 regard y theiF preseut o.
naibAs saaii a 'iiAs, isNSNllo oniy To be
elected 10 alan al home. SO let Il DO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

We hive received and publiah below, a
letter from VIM. j, IIastiup., Esqr declining
bis nomiualiop,by the coalliouisisto tlle office
Of Judao II Probate Mr H. was formerly o
WMgsllm leii tbaf Iaay sAhsthpa ~ pqT
years since Or Ne Frro Soil party, with
which he Inc erled up ~ lAe prefept tuna.
It's rcafon' Coz deeliningRre veil stated IN
we fl'l, .......Ef % I..W H1!- H-
CHAfrsnuHYi August ilhj 1921,
MEstna EpitdRsi notice III the Ga
soile OF August "a, the proceedings On Duui-
pcratir Qonsen,ipn, h9ldsn on ilia 1ist Of jul
THuf HIUHrTUrr ~ rur ziv and fiTHt sTiir 'iT'r'-
ventinn of The 29l, after a conference with
/ the FREQ Democratic Convention IN session
"A the same time ~ Gar changed the ticket
nominated GA the lsi, a. 90 insert nv name
as candidate Tor Judge Of Probate, IN place Of
~. -, Harding who stands nominated Tor Sen
ator IN place ofJ. ll1lGin., who was drop
| pod FROM The tiokvt thus all but niysofon the
I unilul Democratic ticket were nominated 10y
Z the Old Line Convent on of the 1T Of July.
1 Now, Mpssrs. Editors, wish TO Ray through
your columns that, under thc circumstance,
/ ! icol compelled a. decline the nomination. q,
/ pld1d'tGe" a66h-6f two pariic, tor iihGrinfi'
I pOse Of gaining an election over third Il
ihcir principles are the same let them unite
and dcicnd them. Recent Developments
have pono car a. prove that the coming oteF
Of the Demo rats 10 the FREQ Soilers on the
/ 8lst ct May, 1919, was not q hearty embrace
Of their prnciplcs-. Ohcro we're honorable
exceptions no doubt) and consequently they
have, IN the cnh, weakened rather than
Strengthened the Free Soil Party,
My second reason Tor declining this non'in-
alton u, that cauuot 90 for the resolutions
which ono branch Of the united Democracy
passed 80 their convention, (not having seen
any Of the resolutions OF the free democratic
Icouycnhou) In The first place, they culo-
gizo nearly all the Dcmo, ratio Presidents,
from Jefferson down 10 Polk, and their meas
ures, No, 10 60 back farther than the last;
the leading feature Of Mr. Folks administIa-
ton WV the McXican war which hold ia the
same dctcstatinn now that ] ever did l, for
one, feel bound in political natter, NJ in All
others, 20 act consistently With MY professions.
triit h6iyi 10 tiG as. rincs omtla 81 in Tho
Buffalo platform and II the free soil party in
this county has become aunihiaicd, ! shall
vote with aud for those that IN my opinion
come the nearest up to those principles
W. j. HASTINGS.
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From he Orleans tbpnfy Gazette.
MIR. REDFIELD IN GREENSBORO.

The following letter from "An Old Line
Democrat" is only in confirmation of what
we published last week in regard to Mr. Red
fields course in this county in lsI8. II app
pears that this matter is pretty thoraughly
understood ty mem Of NIL parties IN thu coun-
ty;
Mr.. EpIToR 81 noticed in the last Ga
zette a review OF Hon. Timothy p. R6dfeld's
course, while running for senator for this
County. The writer might learn some facts
by applying 90 q gentleman in this town, to
satisfy tho Old Liners that he was a true
blue Democrat In one of his lottcrs he says
81 am as good Democrat as I epcr ,rds, and
--+-+- r+4etAs4t+eA e-s-rf-rrf ,-trrrS-
urcs." This was AFTER he had received tho
nomination from tho Free Soilers and the
Old Line folks becoming somewhat Jealous
Of him, one of them wrote him on the subject
and received two ansvers-and nc the same
time he was under written, pledge 10 the
Free Soil folks, II Is wall known here that
Inc got his election by playing double game;
but mnd ye, he did not pull tho wool over
our eyes, as You may remember We throweA
the whole Democratic Yoio for another per-
son ~, ,- rs. OR hISE pEmocHA G, Fl
GrerirhorQ, Va Aug, IIilS51.4agr q. g1
~-4a IL zl..z --.E .lll.t- ---l .-4 1-.- A----.-l
s-aty r3ri f4ir h rsf eHs ~
|al."n . .
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by Telegraph 70 nesloH Anas.
AnRIYALOP TIIECAKADA.


HAIFAK, AuG. a.
ln lirradnuns, IN England, there i Hule
change sinoe the sailing of the baltic Flour
continues depressed. but there Il still a rather
better demand for United States aud CanadI
an brands Indian corn "a taken more spar
ingly.
The British Parliament was Troroguod on
she 9Th hy the Queen 10 perenD, who deliver
ed a speech, 10 which the pInripal measures
Of the session were enumerated. hut contain.
ing no remarkable features. The uroropa
ton q until the itl 0f September. The rev.
enno f0F the last year shows n surplus of g.
aAay 600, alec q laFf.. i'eTeS-,. -, British ami
Irish manufactures, The report l. stated loat
ford iudisputablo oyid0uc0 0ftho progress and
prosperity Of the manufacturing districts.
Before tho prorogaiion, Lord Palmerlan.
IN the iionee ~ Commons, stated that the
Turkish Government has giyon an assurance
that on the Grst Of September next, aecor linz
% their style, or on the fifteen Of September.
according 20 our own, Kossuth and bis com,
panions shall be libcratod AMI r.orl Palmer.
s'on expressed belief that this pledge would
be fulfllGi.
FnANcr. The only political f,d Of i'm.
portancc u. that nearly fly Of the Council,
General Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS throughout the
country, have passed votes in favor Of Rows,
ioni and j. considered certain that full three,
iourihs Of those bodies thrnnghout The country
will pass similar votes
The Legislative Assembly Is proceeding
with the business of the country, prcparatort
10 the Propagation. The Committee OF Per.
mancucc, consisting Of thirty.fyo members,
has been chosen. The names are all of the
highest class, selected FROM the members Of
the Assembly most distinguished for their
wisdom and moderation.
Tho correspondent Of the London Daily
News, writing from Paris on "Wednesday c,.
cnipg, says, "rhe Orlcanists are about IN
bring forward the Prince de Joinvillc IA n
candidate for seat in the Assembly, AZ one
OF the earliest varancics- following ~ the
course pursued hv the Bonnnar,isis. with ~.
spccr 10 Louis Nanolcon. who was elected =
representative while in exile. A rumOr l. n
hnaL. which would make the Prince dc Join.
vile candidate for the Seine. in replacement
Of Gen Magnnn. md ioilHv there was y rool
deal of talk in the Assembly on the subject;
nothing, however. il fixed" ...I.r
tTxr y fteUiS nothing 81 Importance
from Rome. Rciniorccmcnts Of French troops
arc fihdinu their way into that ritr Arrests
ON political grounds conhnue 10 bc made.
Cnors IN lREIANp. The potato crop Is
dcscribed as pcrfecily sound AMI abundant,
though The people, with a prudent TORE
thufght Which arprcs we'll for. the future have
como to,thc resolndon ~ no longer placing
sole reliance on this root as a means ofuhsis-
tcncc. Parsnips, TURNING and other green
crops now fairly divide the field or garden
patch with the hvoritc esenlent; and should
there bn a pa rtiat ar even total ihlnrc Of
tho potato tho,poor man has other resources
at hand 10 stave OF the worst consequences oc
another season OF scarcely,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

&S- We take pleasure in calling the alton
ton of those traders who intend visiting Bos-
ton, TO tho establishment of Messrs Whiting,
Kehoe & Galloupe, whose wholesale Clothing
rooms ARE unsurpassed by any, and whose
long and well established reputation, entities
them TO the confidence of the public. IF you
intend purchasing, call on them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
GIyEmM 4 TRIUMPnAST yOTE.


Who2 CHAHLEsiK . WmLIAAs lio l.
a good Governor. and an honor 10 the Slate,
lie IL also a man ai good principles for
equal rigbia--a liberty loving man
He ia ile anly candidate heiare the panpla
for tho Office Of Governor who u pledged
against the unjust features Of the Fugitive
Slave Las.
Mr. Robinson, tho old Hpe candidate, il a
"Compromiso'' man without qualification,
Mr. RedGeld took Mr. Peok's place But
fortnight before he was nominated he ex-
preAsed, on frequent ooeadons, bis approba-
ton Of Mr. Pock's letter withdrawing from the
coalition party because that party, At the Bur
ingion Convention, resolved against the Flu
Riliye Slave Law. The leaders Of the same
party then called another convention. mr.
iiedReld was nominated, aud prepared the
resolutions leaving out the burlington reso-
luton declaruiiye Of the hostility Of the party
60 the above named obnoxious Law, and fail
ing altogether 10 pass any resolution directly
condemnatoy Of H. Mr. RodGcld has been
challenged To deny his frequent approval Of
Mr. Pocks Old Line lcttor. IIc has not done
II.
Charles X. Williams, then, il the only can
didate for Governor worthy the support OF all
men who feel that the Fugitive Slave Law is
unjust and ought TO he repealed or amended.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
FREE TRADE---How Ir WORKS.

The amount oCspccie exported from New
York city from Jan. 1sr 10 the close OF the
iaSi week was ~ ~ ], naa; aud this ia to ,iax
for the Surplus importations of foreign gnods
over Interpretations ofdomcstic productions,
un'fcr tic prescott Tariff. We're il not for
California cold the country Would now be
IN. aann1iEion al fnaut1al difhuut,, hardly
Ices eDetpas than hat al 1884. Shall .,y,T lib
,at u-.a- a7. s.'.. aua anl2d eIH
.-sF4 a'~- ..r"-a. "a SD y .slts
-.t..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

w in the Rad a. rain or ralrace our steps p
British Free Trade W, Wing Protective Tar
IN; that h 20 be the question one Of these
days, Perhaps the Accommodation Leaders
VIII then learn whether he Wh,gs have apy
iglnciplos pnl themselves any party, IlafdAr
l5sIU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
-GuAS--l k-AXILLIAA MS AKIN ST ATE
REFORM.

There are SOME ihings in our state affairs
that nccl reforming. Gov Williams ia a.
ware Of This, anl called the attention of the
Legislature to the matter in his animal Mes
sage, llc was rcqucsicd.to appoint a com
miuec to inquire into whatever there might
DC IN our Sratr-atairS that needed attention.
Tie has done it, andrhc committee have had
several meeting' We hope they viii in
qnirc into the proceedings Of the Constitu-
iional Convcrion--which was coalition aud
locpioco Convtntion-l0w they voted them
selves Ray for several days more than they
worked, and charged mileage for almost
double, in some instances, the distance they
Travelled. Coy. Williams is just the man to
look up the affairs OF State
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
VERMONT STATE FAIR.

This Fair will be at MiddIebury on the
10th and llth Of September. Tho Railroads
will carry stock for exhibition free, and pas
sengers at half fare. So we see it. stated in
the papers. Great preparations are being
made over the Mountain for tho OCCASION
The breeders of Horses and Sheep are mani
fessiHs FEeat-intereSt in tho fair. and will
make large display of these animals.
The RAILROAD JUBILEE.--W ednesday,
me T7Th OF September, has been Fixed upon
as the time for the commencement Of the cell
ebration of the completion Of a line ofrailway
communication betweSn Boston and Canada
In another article we have given a more ex-
tended notice OF this exhibition.
Hy Mr. S. NJ. Pcnnoct, Of woicott, this
State while at the Lowell Depot, in Boston,
on Che 18th inst. had stolen from his pocket
q wallet containing seventy-fvc dollar, in
hank Hills, current and sohc counterfeit
-A4.iA aIadt-l If b1-1h7Hu ~ Ntt s1 Zfa,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

omission without > ''why az slssFeioraf"-
Can thoy support n,en who by ihair silence
all9w the iplerenee % BIO legtiHhiely Dawn
thii the dpcbines,f Alr Pooks bitter abp Of
To- old lins rasd atiDns reilirn,ed ~ st.
,IoAnsbury5gr sal their views spa fprin-
piplesl Wa Libsriy men sarFender their
opposition q the eneroaehmeuls of slavery
aud subscribe 10 the doctrine that the com
promise measures must be- maintained inyio-
liable, by voting for men openly or secretly
pledged 70 the slave powerf o. II not %
pledged who have not tho moral courage %
let tho public know on what side they may be-
.t a aFfFyt{gFftIyss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
"CUAWLEs X. WILLIAMS IN THE %
MAN ron THE FREE soILEHs TO co
EOn.v

SO said a long standing loroCoco'and an ac.
knowlcdpcd leader Of the party in our bear
ing the other day. II was soon after RcdGcld
was nominated.
The nellor OF tho remark well understands
Mr. Rcddcld's ptese'd position, the reason why
the resolution Of opposition to the Fugitive
slave Law which wis passed when Mr. Peck
was nominated was not, or ono similar TO il,
pascal when RcdGrid was. nominated for
Governor lie knows AL about the matter,
and in this remark meant 10 say that Cover
nor Williams was the oniy candidate fo'' tie
office of Governor, free sellers could consist
emily vote for. We commend the romark to
an,i=slalrry ilen-ia al -aRpaa.ss.is- ,tl.-.i
great loroioco measure to Wit-rfhe F'uggicc
SiGrctH'r ef ttc iur' fmgrsFr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

E7r The locofocos of Essex County have
nominated DIR. IL S. Watson, Of GuhdbOIl,
Tor SENATOR Seldom Burbank and s. G. Bab-
cock, for County Judges, VIM. Rich for shcr-
IN, and H.H Dewey, of Lunenburgh for Judge
of Probate. 'rrf' e '. 5000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
THE rwo rmAsEs or pEMooHAoY.


There wa q good story tnld Ia 1874, Of a
lgoioco PROCESSION IN fiisiIprg, Fcpnaylga7
MIA, 40 the head o. hich a.ltannor Waa car
red, On the iolda whereof were inscHbod the
words, "Free 1'ride Forpyrr -DoWn With
the iaIili" Somewhere near the cal ni tle
plpcsssi0n was smother hgnn0ri ON WhlDh vas
Inscribed, hpollf, dallas AID the Tariff Of az"
An hgneat Democrat who was standing on
the Sidewalk witnessing the show, remarked
that ahparly that couldn't maintain principle
from ono end of procession 10 the other
uhaPld never have his vote and from that
hmt he RecspeA W4grr hosfon alag q
lYslIF "a 7 rahna5 sAnia, by this pre-
tenco Of being for protection, the votes Of
tlis'irisnsls ~ = 'proicctive Tarifr among tie
locofocos Of dat 6lpte, we're scrbred f9r
Polk hRd ~ saa, and rle british Tadf,whirh
a. nov drawing on oar specie 10 EaroTe ihak
ing n,oney tight In this country and disas-
lrously affecting many branches Of our indus
-ssg---
Bui 40 qnote the article above, mainly al
Illustrative nj the position Of the two parties
oppnaed 70 u,a Ayhigs la this State, Ono "a
for iho Fugitive Slave LAZY ana the other
prrtenda(or did protuud I'LL lleddeld was put
10 nomination for Goyernor,) 10 be opposed
Ia that IAw--yef IN aimoa at me- counties ia
he State, Hey are miilcd upon ne same Com-
~ 1,ctsfi Everybody knows how this "Polk
Dallas, and che TARIFF Of 1912" question 70,
hulte,l-polk was elected, aud the COOL pro-
iec'lve lhriu tnon "a eEibIencu was.-t---
This HaAy well be taken Rs a warming by the
anti-Fugdyo- Slaye-I-aw frecmrn OF this state
Il those amalgmnating parties in this State
ncccctl in hunbuqFing mep Of free
principles, they will hciray them as Polk and
bic party betrayed the Tariff men Of Penn
tylyhnia beware Of them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

WooIa--Tho New York Tribune Of Tues
day says: The markell is very quiet Only
small parcels are selling, rs manufacturers
only buy from hand to mouth. 5000 lbs Do
nestle Fleece sold at 40c and 5000 super
Pulled AZ asc, Pulled will become very
scarce in thc Winter, a. iewer sheep than u
sull Willie slaughtered by the Farmers, 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
ESSEX COUNTY.

~ i-.f I---.4 c.4..44i44 ...4e.,.4
when they try in earnest, and are .united,--
The ,focos. we learn, are using great efforts
to carry the County, but they cannot do tiff
the gallant Wings of the County do their dn=.
~. Your Ticket fellow whigs,is good and
true one, and We beseech you 10 put It
thronqhr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
DIsTRICTING TnE STATE.

Let il be borne 10 mind by the Whigs,th
the Legislature, TO bc elected in this State on
the frsi Tuesday OF September, will rc-dis-
trict tho statr for the election oe ,aan,hera of
Congress This fact il undoubtedly siimulat-
ing the opponents Of the Wing, 10 active Of
forts and Is QUO mott inducing the coalition
leaders to unite in Counties, with the old lin
Wings look out aud see that their candidates
for the Senate and the House, are elected Ia
every case where honorable efforts can Sc
cure their success. Union aud activity
full Wing vote---will elect Wing Iegisla-
ture. let " have full Wing voSe in every
town. Torn ConsAiaees must feel that they
are responsible that every Wing is at me J,olis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

As VIZ PnrprcrEn.-sOmucl Davis jr,
one OF the tco nominees OF The Old zinc ton.
vcntion for this County, declines. In the last
Star he has a letter published to this effect,
and gives this reason, to witt can best
scTve the cause Of 9emoeraeg by 50 doing"-
In the Convention here, Mr. Davis avowcd
old iine principles, yet he thinks tbs cause OF
democracy e.. c. the success Of the county
ticket prcvionslY nominated requires him Ia
decline. Let free solGrs "put il spin here"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

". -. .! L. -AIll- -nAna,I-EEt,
crops now furry divide the field or garden
patch with the hvoritc esenlent and should
there bn.a oar tiat ar even ~ total fhilurc Of
tho potato tho poor man has other resources
" hand to stave OF the worst eonseq uonces or
another season al gcRrciiE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

f' hfuh Lrrvr, dnvrHNor,.
Jp.iius converse.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

IhhuVN Ihr peopIr, Win a nruUVnt I0rI'-
thmiFht Which arrncs wei form future have
come te,thc resolnfon ~ no longer placing
sole reliance on This root as a means ofsubsis-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23
-aAruRDAY, AUGUST 20. 1901,

! Cbar1ea X WffiTEHH-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-20

-. E NAVY DGpARrAEsT,
bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, "a 1861.
G WI DC received At this bureau O'Clock,
on Monday ziht April NEXT tor supplying the navy with ali nv
oaho pounds OF butter
ana on 'egn stations As the article procured M
uer m contract SHAH stand and
ea win be required specify terms bu, 10 produce
aeoy evidence OF their ability furnish description
aud manufacture required
The butter be description, quality and of
e present navy butter uscd IN HE
made IN the mode OF Irish
worked the butter cleased
we'll
and nall third OF The kins,
tanning about pounds EACH tue balance
tanning about each well hooped
OF November annually free Of all charges government
either Of the Chae0wn Brooklyn
New YORK Goso Vigniaas the chief Bureau Pro-
visions and Clothing may from time 10 time direct
may supposed 10 confer farmers who be willing
extend helt dares proposals invited
sands pounds each disposed persons willing
contract VIII nner for greater quantity the Con-
will he + T .l.
The hkins and half brunded by burning on It's
head " Navy Butter, with the nane
month when manuactred. The
cry bs sseci to such inpecoe the chief sy
sc ana shall IN oil respects be satisfactory 10 the inspecting officer
selected by the department 4
The chief Of right cancel any con
tract where there satisfactory by
contractor does the
requirements Of the he will also
contract for other sufficient giving the
six months notice.
Two surcties will be required
the estimated amount the
be made by The navy at the delivery
navy agent be mutually upon
ter bulls, duly auiencaed shall have been presented
each annual delivery
Mar 2T--l1wIw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-20
CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING April, 90 1851

quired which are enumerated they 70 be furnished
lowest market the department shall order
from me contractor having The contract for similar articles aud
the contractor and the
have the article furnished any person persons
will Furnish at apce lower than the
Blank foms
sons applying or them and without uniformity ieren the
pament would find difficult decision,
taken into consideration unless substantially agreeing
The department ie right ordering greater
qanut Of each, and article
uacted for, as the public service require. +.
The head Of the department will al
terms Of the have complied with
power annu the upon failure comply
bio time.
Bonds with approved security 20 be given BY the
persons
the and his sureiies spee
Ned Ia such bond Iiquidaied damages.
The contract will be awarded the
each Of the three classes above
mined aher careful purpose
which bid will in its praccs results
department.
The department itself right any bid where
II apparent that Of the articles
and very high without regard
for the purpose affecting aggregate
eslimate contained In the advertisement,
N. X. HALL.
Postmaster General.
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