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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19
clayton-Bulwer Treaty.

Quite an active debate has been going on for
some days past, in the U. S. Senate upon the trea-
ty concluded by Gen. -TayloFs administration,
all with Great Britain, relative to the British rights in
Central America. .-5se..s-|
la 7d The discussion originated with Gen. Cass less
I,i unfortunate perhaps the Hero of the broken
~ sword' than in his numerous attempts of late to
ylI ingratate himself with the public, by mounting
hobbies for popular effect, which, unfortunately
.ss. the soyereigns would not endorse. First came
uu his resolutions for suspending Diplomatic re-
,lli latons with Austria, which Senator Hale of
ls New Hampshire, Gridiculed IintoI an untimely
st grave, whence they were to know resurrection.
in Then came Kossuth, dlup mounted the gallant
General, ready foI any ride that might terminate at
sbrfthe White House. But unfortunately for him,
Webster, Douglass & Co., mounted Gen croupe''
10 behind him, and when he looked behind him, it
s. was only to find his prancng steed hamstringed by
I'd sths Natlona Intelligencer, and to behold eb-
ster, Douglass & Co., making tracks towards the
sd OF reason, thus discovering when too late that
o he was left t'alone in ibis glory" Other blum
defs may IN charity be passed by, we now be-
mold the knight Grant, tin pan head, with all
the other trappngs which signally. illustrated
CerYantes "knight of the sorrowful figure noun
ted on supposed Rosinante about to do deeds of
e4 yalor by charging into the venerable Ex-Secreta
10y OF State How his charge has told, let the read.
eAS Vi Tue oenate ueoate determine. brief hiSto-
y OF the case seems 10 be that Mr. CLAYTON and Sir
b HBulwer, both understood the treaty exactly as it
purports to be, settling all questions connected
.r with Central America and leaving other questions
exactly as they stood before without either recog
milton or denial. Mr.. Cass argued that the British
aE title to the Beise had thus admitted by the TAYLOR
Administration. Mr.. Pearce of Maryland, and Mr..
Underwood of. Kentucky, have shown that the
Balise is no part of Central America but of Yuka-
1 tan, another province connected with Mexico and
Ea that SO far from the Taylor Administration hav-
ing recognized the British de aeto title even to the
3rnBelise, Mr.. Clayton had recalled an American
Consul sent there by Mr. Buchanan lest his con-
sadlnnance there, might be construed into an implied
admission part of the British title thereto
The whole question therefore is now open for trea-
ty, or war, preferred by the gallant General from
Michigan. Never failure more decided than
Gen. cass' this last effort aud never was here
more complete vindcation, than that of Mr. Clay
% ton, by his friends in the Senate. Poor Gen.
az Cas-. What will he find next. The Examiner
regulates him, he is almost without apologists
even, he may be almost said 10 have abandoned
81 himself and ere long. there will be none so poor
as to do him reference. ' a5lHH .4-a-. 1-..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19
pwe find the Mississippian a card from Go,

D" 1--WE find in the Mississppian a card from Gov
ernor Foote' vindicatng his right to appoint SEN
ator in Congress after the 4th of March next.
when the term of Mr.. Brooke will expire. Cover
ID nor Foote assumes the position that State Exec
utive has th= right, under the Constitution 10 make
temporary appointments to the Senate to fill all
vacancies which occur during the recess of the Leg
lslature' and have not been provided by the Leg
.flsiature itself; and that it makes no difference
10 whether the vacancies have arisen by the regular
n expiration of term ofservce or have been caused
60 by resignation. death or any unforeseen event.
1.-The only limitation is, that the vacancy shall have
occurred in fact before the appointment is made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

MAINE.-Accounts from Maine state that the
Legislature has filled up the Senate with four
Wings and four Democrats, giving to the'Whigs
prepondeTance in the upper branch, which now
stands Is Wings to IS Democrats; and apparently
no United States Senator can be chosen at this SEES
sion, as the House composed of amaiority of Dem
ocrats -. Nl.le.f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

EXCITING RAcE.-on Wednesday, the Cincinnati
police arrested three men and were conveying them
to prison, when one ofthe number made his escape,
and an officer started il, pursuit. The scene was
spirited, yet ludicrous The yes of the officer and
OF those who followed, the excitement of the SPEC
tators, and the tremendous rides OF the s.panting
fugitive" combined to render the spectacle most
amusing, exciting and ridiculous. After running
ten squares, another officer entered the heat and
short, but exciting of three more squares termi
mated the race. The whole party were much ex-
hausted. The number who Joined in the chase is
estimated at two hundred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

uThe Legislature of North Carolina has pass "a
ed alaw providing that when a man died intestate,
leaving widow and no child or children, the wi
dow is 10 have half his personal estate. Ifthe
husbandmake win. and the widow dissent there
1oif9r Sas one third, ms heretofore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

SELLING TELEGRAPH LINES FoR TExA s.-The
State Treasurer of Wisconsin advertises that he
will sell at pubric auction the 18th of next month
at his Office in the capital all the electric telegraph
lines which have been within the State,
together with the appurtenances belonging to the
same unless the taxes due the States are paid up
plevious TO that time. re,.e.. 1.-g. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

MEMBER OF THE MICHIGAN LEorsLAruRE An
REsTED.-There was considerable excitement pre-
vaing at Lansing; the capital of Michigan, at the
last accounts, owing to the arrest of ]. Strang,
member OF the Assembly, on an indictment found
against him last June, at Mackinaw, for aiding in
the escape of prisoner. The officer who arrested
HIM pettioned the House for permission to remove
him. A resolution ordering him into the custody
ofthe Sergeant-at-Ams was laid on the table, and
the whole matter was was referred to a committee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

uProfessor sillman stated ina recent lecture
that the average difference between the British
mail steamers and the Collins line, was eight
hours each trip in favor of the American ships.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19
DRY-GOODS, &C.
1852 MAGNIFICENTsTO OF 1862
DRY GOODS.
MN IT Sci VI


VIM. n. SELBY.S
MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
laesinportations and the best manufactures OF our
country. carefully selected expressly for the
JoBBING TRADE.
or the fabrics, designs colors which he
specially solcits an examination from Ills old customers
aud Country Merchants.
COTHS-His consists in part of the best makers,
and OF the usual variety oil coors both Foreign and
Domestic
CaSSIMERES-Blain black and doeskin, we'll as OF
great variety of the choicest fancy coors-
SiTlHRTTS-Blac Blue, Steemixed, fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodk; also
/ Il Twesds and Cy. Jeans { ! e. It = - Z
OVER COAT1NGS-0fc olored blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety
PRINTSA Very large stock OF the best makers OF fast
madden colors. AS well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse de lains emb lustre,
u! yain and fig black apacas, as well as of coors
OF the best variety both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
dia, book thread and cotton laces, edgings, ETC.,
in variety, also Irish linens. 1-..
CAPSMen's boys and chldrens velvet and cloth caps,
ALso-shayss, ribbons, hosiery. umbrellas brown and
'8 blcachcd musns shirting, checks, Ticking, &c.
oc;, together with full and complete stock Of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and altogeth
feel well assured my stock complete that
when 1t is examined and the pric stod, 1t will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock OF Goods before offered in the market. =
aug24. 'z-s1-t $3.50 'a - = ~. w. T. SELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19
CHEsHAN-pLAcE, Dec. 81.

IFSee what Long John Wentworth, OF Chicago,
claims for himself; no less than having introduced
thanksgiving into lllinosl He says in his Demo
crdt =
owe feel proud that our Governors have adopt-
ed the custom of appointing Thanksgiving days as
tins paper took The lead in the matter, and publish
ed for Gov. Duncan proclamation without even
consulting him. The first the Governor knew of it
he heard it read from the pulpit All our Chicago
clergymen noticed it, and the day was kept in the
customary manner wherever the Proclamation was
known. The sermons were as able, the dinners
were as good, and the balls and parties as agreea-
BILE as if the proclamation had been genuine one.
He adds Subsequent Governors have saved
us the trouble of writing any more Procamations,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

New Fall Goods
we will s SpsnnE s Fall stock
'.r DRESS SILKS
yssS 1. ss sS De Rhine
Madame De Rossi Brocades for faIl wear,
Gro de Antique ~ = t u trely new designs
Ms s Psa and
Bombazines, Lupins make, extra.
Ermine !ur shawls. ali eolors .l-...'. n
Thibet Palm shawls, all colors.
Grape shawls, at all prices, Embroidered and plain.
Bay State and French Plaid ahawls
TRIMMINGS, EMBRoIDERIES, &c.
Embrodered Founsing in Swiss and Jaconet Muslins
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses.
Frlnges and Laces in every width
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons.
septs i''00OD' '" ''y O. ,' W s'q mElskELL & Co
odd Bellows, hInsons, Red Men, Sons OF
And other Society Rega1ia,
Tanners, Seals and Je,1els, manufactured and sold
' By Gibbs 8 Smith, No. 10 Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usually hand consists OF -..#
Odd Fe;lotos'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-
Past Grand and other onlcers plain ami
,p.r let, %, Sd, 4th and 9th Degree Parade Re
gaias. .. .sr .rI ..a
Piehy embroidered Encampment Parade
/. -s--r Regaiias. a17
Masonic-Knishts Templar, Royal Arch, and Master.
. l.. Jewels Robes, Banners, Swords, &C. -
Sons of temperance National, Grand and Subordinate
observation-disclosures and Members.
Red Mn-Sachems, Past Officers and richly embroidered
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
a,., Lat. U.s- JEWELS a.
including Knights Templar, (with DiIks)
.rr l.... BANNERS.
Hammers ofovery size style and cost adapted to the
ous and Societies Manufactured orders and De-
pense, showing the style OF when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest in
LODGES, ENCAMPMENrS, DIVISIONS AND
..u-.. HN TRIBES;
Wishing to fit their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regala, Banners &c, depend up
having their orders satisfactorily filed by calling
addressing GIBBS d SMITH.
Resaia and Banner Manufacturers, 80 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Md.
10 G. t. FRY. Agent for Wheeling. Va. oc,6-tfa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

i'' ADJouRNMENT OF THE LEGrsLAruRE.-The House
of Delegate has agreed to the resolution adopted
by the Senate, fixing the period of the adjourn
ment of the General Assembly. for the 25th Feb
ruary. 'el =! .t' '1sH7 e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

"A xocalists says he could sing sway down on the
old Tar river" fine could get the Pitch. ~, =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
TuuRspaY.Jnn. 10,
HOUSE.

t1OUSE.
g. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Deforest ~
The resolution of the Senate for an adjournment
of the Legislature was read as follows:
Resolved, That when the Senate adiourns on the
18th of February it will, with the consent of the
House, adjourn to suchday as may be fixed by law
Tor The next meeting of the General Assembly
The resolution was finally concurred in by the
House.
bill was reported authorizing Stearns & Brum-
mel to erect wharf oil James River.
A number of other bills were reported from stand
ing committees.
= a billto authorize branch to the Northwestern
Virginia RAILROAD was taken up on motion of Mr.
Lewis, and amended, and finally ordefed to be en-.
crossed and read third aa.ssuasu.s ~,
A Dill authorizing VIM. ]. Hubbard Of the City of
Richmond to take casts of Honduras statue of
Washlngton was taken up on motion of Taliafelro,
ana The amendment of the committee was agreed
to, and thereupon motion of Mr.. Stuart the same
was further amended, and samended, the said bill
was read third time andpassed. a
The order oil the day being Senate bill No. 20,
an act creating commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
anu providing for the payment of the semi annual
interest on, and redemption IF the State debt, was
on motion of Mr.. Lewis postponed to and made the
order OF the day to- morrow at ~ O. clock.
several resolutions were presented and adopted.
Also number of petitions which was referred to
committees, n r. FlNNN's No. y
On motion of Mr.. Rives, it was E. Big
Resolved, That this House having Just heard of
the death in this city of VIM H. Cabel, late Pres
ident OF the Court of Appeals, do now as an act Of
respect for his public services adjourn.
The House accordingly adjourned.
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Saddles, Harness. Trunks. &c

h oduuieS, ddrneSS, ITunKS, &C
GA JER'H, b. SHEPPARD would respectfully in
wife the attention of his friends, and the public
- generally, to his establishment, where viii be
m mt of all articles in his line, consisting OF Snddes
Brides, HARNESS, IRON frame and Wood box
Trunks, vnlises, Carpet Bugs, Scotch Upper
mud Hog skin Collars, Mnmes, Whips, DC.
&C.. SC. 4 ~ =
Al of which manufactured by competent workmen.
ofthe beat materials, and will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
desiring to purchase are requested to call
s1rtl3-1yd. sf, No. 113, Main st. Wheeling Va
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Senate bill fixing the tolls upon railroads,
was taken by and passed. ~ -"
Other bills and petitions were presented and up-
on motion to lay billupon the table, it being
ascertained that there was no quorum present, the
House adjourned. &c..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-08
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Seerrtary IF tn. Treasury.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aac 80, IS52
Notice IL hereby given to the holders Of the siy
per cent. stocks Of the loan authorized hy tn. act ot
April 49, 1872. and re,lremafle 3Ist December lS:2
and also to the holders of the six per cert stocks IT
the loan authorized by tie act OF July 1896 rr,.rn
able 18th November, 1856 that this de, artment is
prepared to purchase at any time between the date
hereof and the first day Of December next 10 the cx-
tent of two mohs Of said stock. in The manner ani
on the terms hereinafter mentioned. to Wit:
In case OF any contingent competition within Tie
amount stated, preference ill be given IN order Il
time in which the said stocks of Their kind may L.,
offered The certificates daily assigned t. the United
States. must be transmitted TO this department;
upon the receipt whereof price will be paid com.
pounded of the following particulars:
lst. The par value or amount specified In each
certificate.
ID premium Of Is rcr cert on the stocks -
1872, re 'eemable in 1SG2, prenm fa- ~. ra--
may be- of So FER cent On the stocks OF lsIf. -.
ieeInable in 1856.
3D. Interest on the par Of the certificate from Tie
LIST Of July lS3, to the date of receipt md settle
ment at the treasury, with the alIo~ance (rpr lie
money to reach the owner of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will he made in drafts n
the Treasurer of the United Statt. on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia e.
the parties Elay direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Dec l-dtlstJan Secretary rf the Treasury.
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GENERAL, sGEErV

's>Afi oR COLLINS will prosecute clsims. of CIV
/ cry description against the government, before
tie several dear ments, Congress; procure pen
siCn', bounty lands. extra pay. aid arrearagc paw
ihev VII attend 20 the ''iyi:i. and selling Of real
estat', the renting Of hGuseS ami general ccllrc:
Ing business They will also furnish parties AT =
distance With such information they NAV desr,
crate.
Once on street, Immediately opposite Eind-r'.
Building. Washington. d. c.
REFERrSCEs:
Hon. j. G. robbn Secretary of The Navy
ilt n = Davis, Secretary of War.
\. Caiian. eSq Pr"s't Board Common Council
Gen. d VI N,Calla. Attorney -at-l.aw.
Jatnes Ii. CaHStiIl. esq.
We keidall, STATE Department.
sen oa--jrf-
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" ATIIN.S AND LEW ELRY-

- (-.sEc The subscriber most RESPECT
..4.saS ~ fully wishes to inform the liz
= fSSStS.sHSrns If Washington ana vicinity.
that Be has just o;ened I'm the
ff'-e formerly Dr-Gfi'' - Ny S'rIen EDDY Il good
80 t.>si' natir a-s"ct.ucut ot GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. Gold Chain. Goi 2als K~ys, Lockc:s.
iens md n-iis far Ring. Finger l;n.s KroacfieS
nj Pins. SIseve Bttans Gold aid Silver Th!ables
Gold silver. AM v'h"r Spsr'acle~, Silver Spoons.
fiGlt"i War" AMI isty of enoIs usually Eeyt il
Je"e4-y stJre. III OF ki. b. intends to sell rs
fr'' 80 ct, dS e Tx quality re- bought T either
IN New ark or Philadelphia; sui would therefor.
s0H1t Il share Of patronage. AM lie will awaYs en-
dsavr ." consult the interest II the bsIy.r az we'll
- own P,ea.- call "il eNamir" the goods and
i.i'"'. - me st2r' Penn Az hue, h'tveen and
C'h sts..,t. Lo-th i t..
nov 'ff--ff " q HOOD
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u ! \ 4 : Il " d TORS.
Hennsy ivaIa avenue. between 18th aud 18th stress
: htTr Constantly on hand Preccl German. anu
Native Spar!>iInx :.nI still Wines otchare-. brands
hF.'sji-S. Gins Scotch. Iisn -nt otter Wi-kc.
'11.a-. au scotch - ar.rt R~,.yr stout Cordial
ari 81 other goods usual fond in ID irss class
~ -tn-.-
-SrGiRS-STGARS
!'yi2g * '"rieUr,.I nrcI,t in Havana Y! o.,
siirrcn: Iiav - implicitly relied on sIlaH her
after b IL tn month"; rc-i.t go If ta choice
ira us &. LARS manufactured the Island az Clf
10 nipples Of wni.i how Invite the attention OF
C".t!oi-"u-s.
NJ. ~ stsre 500 g T. net N Club and FL SicIe
hrari-. received ~ the : boomers Japarica ana
- = Jon. 81 iEltiey .. Obi ( SON owners
Persons vi ming ~ Ir.crra particular brand.
c'''s DO So o. sjrudl5n to n have shirrr-nt-
every ~" we' 4. EDWARD G. DYER.
NOV ..t-.Iu.- C.Er1
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Select Classical and Mathematical
Grh0nI

|5NiE subscriber has removed his school 10 i,opg.
q Hi'l. where a cuE.mu,iioUs hidn. il helm.
lifted M Tor lis reception. As the preparatory ,l..
i,irtmcit az til" Columbian College il will contiy,i;,
/" preserve the character az strictly select SchnnI
designed i"f iltIH. The !aun6ntium OF thorough En-
giisl classical and mathematical c,i,Icaion The
next session will commence IN the l2tI. of Septcn
bier, and close on the last of June
Terms Sl2 30 per quarter, payable in advance
Al small additional charge the students will b,
permitted 10 attend The lectures delivered in cnirs,
IN chemistry, geology, and intra!ngy, and also t,
receive instruction III French aid other modern Kan
-lIages by the professor iii that department.
Pupils may he boarded II The college. under tie
special care and sIptrI:leG.drncc OF the principal.
The necessary expenses O, Il full boarding student
Will be about $50 Irr academic wear and of n
weekly boarder Will l,ot exceed $50.
GEO :. BACON. Principa
Refer 10 The faculty 0i the Columbian College
Colohcl ]. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force: Wm
Gun'on, esq: l.. d. Gair. VI. ~, of The latent OF
fec; Joseph Wilson, ESD, Of the Land Office. am
Professor &. &. levitt OF the Smithsonian Institute
sep ,
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Ready-made Clothing and Furnish
(,nnds

CEN I'll nj j. contemp plating the purchase OF
" winter garments are reminded that they will
ind at our establishment a large and superior as
s1rtment of fashionable and we'll made goods, suita
bic for the present season, consisting Of
Over Coats ard TalmHs of all qualities
Dress and Frocf Coats, of French, English, and
American cloths
Business Coats Of Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed and Cos
sinet
Rlack, doe skim and Cashmere Pants
Plain and Fancy do do
Velvet, silk, and Satin Vests
silk Plush and Merino do
Cloth aad Fancy Cashmere do
Fine white ami cOlored Shirts
Merino Shirts and Draws extra sizes
Canton Flannel DO and Shirts
With large assortment Of
Hosiery, Cravats Stocks. Gloves
HanGkerclieIS, Collars, &c.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
dee eff
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LAW NOTICE

SiDNEf ,. BAXTER, late Attorney General OF
- Virginia, has removed 10 Washington 10 prac-
iice law.
He VIII practice IN the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District of Columbia
aud attend 10 any professional business conided H.
him.
tEj- Once IN Morriscns new building, Oh 4 K ST..
between 4, nnsylvania avenue and street.
References: lion. J. j. Alien, Hon. Nm Daniel.
Hon. Richard honcure. Hon. q. h. Sanuels. Hon.
George Ii. Lea, ot tr III appeals of Virginia
10 the judges I'll the circuit OF k.reinla and
10 the Senators aid nrInberS ~ Congress from Nir
gina. iy l4-enlV
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Proposals for furnishing Bricks.
CNlT.D STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION AND /
AsHINCTUN AoUEDcCT OFFICE

AohANSItN aQlLbtST t'fFlCE,
Ni-HlSGToN .j.toltcr IL 1888. \
DEoP0SAlS Will lee re -eired at this Cfirr until
i { P N. of the 2nih December n-xt :or furnish
ing Krcks for siie construction OF the Nlsiir.tan
AI.i-iuct
The whole quantity needed will prnialy l. 81 on:
forty millions Proposals -hoUld state IT, GuslIity
which each bidder via undertake. ta furnish
The bricks must he d.;is.r,d a: such lorts q he
line may from tine tiur he grattal J.. e
Engineer. The times and quantities viii del ent cu
the appropriations IIaie ty Congress
Their are large d.roS;te, Of clay uitatle for max
ing bricks along the live and th- WI H.
required Ito furnish samr!r cf rhc clay AID lrcis
before commencing The ma,iuf;.c;u.p.
None bat well male har. hnrut bricks entirely
acceptable 10 the Engineer. viii ~ r.rsive-l suI
they will hc required TO =. mn,ie n. n.0u!as ~oifr1
ing in sze TO the municipal T. u.atiOns of the city
% Wa. hm-tcn.
Every Offer must he Hc-till r,i,iarl 4. .rilt,1
Guaranty. signed Nv enc RS rCrsilir lar-
sons. In the efirC; that liz hey undertake that
the bidder b.iers will. il hiS or lher tL-r lid he
accepted, enter into obligation within ten lsv-.
with good a'sd sufficient SrreticS to furni,!. H.,
bricks .tfHrt d. said guaranty to lie arli ranisi
the certificate n. tie United stats iis,rt Jude.
United States District Attorney. HhV, AGENT. u
some officer of the tell-T;.l t".. Trrn.Tt ,r iud.r
ua known TO The Depar OF War. that the hal.
anters are able TO make geod heir guaranty
All bids to he scaled aud endorsed Proposals FIR
Brick for Washington sTEt-IIcr." Tie hi,.- rili be-
opene-! in the presence OF 81, 1arrs as ri.v ooe
- be present. As the rtaiBi, Gf supply Is Y.lN
important, tie failure OF contractor inv, IL ing h.
ably the stoppaye of the work for "A whole ,,n-au
the Di.ed States it>p.f the lielt e. t.
ject any all bids. aud To nnle su,! arranc.u.It
for the supply OF bricks As may te most advan.ar-
Gus to the work (Se. extract from Engineer / e.
psrtmen. Regulations below
u. C. NEIGS.
Captain Of Engineers in charge Of waShir.-