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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-08-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS

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~, ihrgP lnu Will please announce the name of
OF JoHN HEARST, Esp.. OF Cl,arctrrL tp,ytaLin r,'
= Candidate lOT the l., AID Of Equalization. slrliret a.,
me %datislun Of the remurtacy II Ashland and Rich.
'I"u counties, al thtir primary elections, aud 1hligc
At"s 81 A'd DeaOeraHe Friends.
~ We ere tnthorzcd to announce the name a.
Jo"EFH MVSGRANE, I.sl.. Of Montgomery town.
ship. asa candidate for tle State Senate. s1rirc, ia
Tue regular nunlinAliOn OF the democracy Of Richland.
aud Ashland counties. -
M, Raopp: Won will please announce Iory conf
yer OF Washington township, Eitlland county. A. =.
au"ua,G loy Nsn6rrslip ct The beard VI EGUalila,
il0l III Tile SNVlllth Senatorial District. ru,nppscd
G nc counties Of kiChland aud Ashland. subject tr
ne decision Of The Democracy at their primary EIe,.
lions, and Obligc
n.Ns"y Of his Deaocraiie FrierSs.
Srs Editor Announce the name Of ROBERT cow
a., 4, ISL " terwllIloh township, as a candidate fr
the hnusc Of representatives Of the General Assembly.
aud oblige MANY nEwoEP ,TGs''
W. Editor Please say that that consis,enr aud
sH,@iSnt i1rWald nemoctatic Father, Irv. RltHARn
hNENSON, 4 VcrmilliOn township. will he a emil
Ialr lpt representative, subject iothr dctisinr ii the
u'l"ocralic Primary Meetings, aud ohiige
N'sts u Dus5frafs.
" Wo arc authorized TO uHlouncc tho name f.
Inn nE9bl, h'q.as u candidate for reelection 10
" uuloe 81 county udnmisslOner, subject To- the de-,
o'Sioh ol the Democracy At their Primary Meetings.
ny, kNtpP,: You will please announce the maze Of
HANlEL klgLEI, ESQ., as a candidate Ir SLATE Sc.
haie' subject to the decision ofthr niauCrrCy at thCir
PRIMARY meetings, aud oblirt hE ricnds,
1nE SOVEREIGN PEortr,
.TPWe nc %authoiIcd to announce the name of IA
the office OF mfrmmy Director. suhiss, 20 me uuri.
sion Ui Tue democratic primary meetings. -
~ We ave authorized to announce the name m
rAlk'Ck hELhEY, as a candidate Tor lullrnary nj
rector; subject to the decision Of the Democratic Phi.
mary Meetings.
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 90

We have no material change to uoje
since Saturday. Canal receipts are Ign.
and business dull.
Wheal-3000 bu. Northern anoal 0Sc.
offered in store; 81 ,O6 was offered Tor
white ailoat but went into store, aud sl,O7
offered in store. Prices a little more firm
and holders looking for an advance.
FIOur-COnsiderabIc inquiry for fresh
ground flour. No change in price since
Saturday.
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BUFFALO, AuJ, 90

There was a fair inquiry for flour this
morning and several lots changed hands
%ailoat; transactions are restricted in part
by the lirmness in lreighls; the sales reach
about 1000 bbls at 4,70a4, 72aI,75 for
common to good and fancy brands Ohm
and Mich. aud Upper Lake. aud IS for
extra.
Whcat-Ihcre was only a moderate
demand for wheat this morning, and the
sales we note are 1900 bush white Mich.
in Two lots at LIS. 1000 red Ohio 100,
Canal IreigbIs firm and boats very scarce;
60 on -four, II on wheat and l34 on corn
10 N. Y.
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The u in Ohio.
DAYTON. July,

E DAYTON. July, 1853.
TO a casual observer from the east, no.
thing exciles so much wOndermenl as the
large amount, | had almost said prpfusion,
of Railroad operations and projections in
this State. In every direction, crossing
obliquely and at right angles, the entire
surface Of the country is, as the great Lex.
icographer might have SAID, reficuldted
with bands o firon. One is fam To ask how il
is possible that Ibis immense outlay for these
particular improvements can be rCnume.
rated. Yet The reports of every railroad
in the State show handsome returns upon
the improvements and in the face of all
that has been done, new enterprises are
put ~ motion daily, and calculations make
it plain that they can be rendered prolita.
BILE.
There are a number of causes, not at
the first glance patent to an observer from
the east, conducting 10 this condition of
railroads in this rapidly advancing com,
monwoallh. One Of the chief, and a very
important one, is the very favorable ma.
;Nure of the country for improvements Of
this sort. The surface approaches SO
nearly 10 a level that The grading of the
road is a mere triile, as compared with
our more rugged Pennsylvania, and this,
with other local causes, brings the average
cost Of roads here 10 less than one hall
that of more eastern roads.
Another cause is The Temperament, OF
the population. The Ohioans. are EN-
phatically a fast people, With them
mrnpikes and canals are exploded ideas.
Whether for business or pleasure, these
old time convcyances are entirely too slow
for them. They are too Industrious and
too busy 10 consume a day in a stage
coach in performing the distance that an
iron track will accomplish in an hCur,-
They feel thai 10 them, at least, time is
money, and al all hazards and cost the
slow lines must be superseded by the loco.
motive. In some branch or other, all their
towns are manufactures, and there is a
constant interchange of commodities, which
is to be carried on in the most rapid man.
ner, both on the score Of convenience and
economy. Hence il is that towns of TWEEN
iy, ten, or even five thousand inhabitanls,
are continually pressing forward for this
kind Of connection with each other, and
are ever on the alert with their money to
induce any continuous line 10 take them in
sa couraa
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AWFUL CALAMlTY!I
1000 LIVES L0STL


TNHEE subscribers, being DESTROYS Of dispos,ns
Il their entire stark Of Goods. wonId euH youl
attention, aud the goods buying c. mmanityl Gf
ashland and ad.uining counties, 10 the fac. that
for N"'h we will not be II .drrtold BY any, in Of
out OF the county, and that thcywill find il great
to their advantage to giro US II call hefore pur-
chasing elSewhero-as our stock is large, well
selected, and of the latest styles. We N nct
s'y that there are not typo sufficient III the
county to enumerate onr articles;, or boast of
having a wholesale estatlishment,' &C.; but we
do say, that persons having the Ready, 6ud Wish.
ma to buy Goods, Gun safety themselves In na
better way Ihan by calling at our Store in s~arnE.
themselves.
Doors viii be open NJ all times tsuhda q ~.
ccptedl between tho hours nj . ~o'cfsck, A M.
ana y T. NJ. Admittance-ftee. No eharle lyr
aid IL. H. s. SEE saro M
Savannah, August 10, 1853. " sg
10 y. b. The highest market price paid for
best quality Of Bntirr. FfT
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From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Gas Well.
WELLINGTON Aug. 20lh, 1853.

WELLINGTON Aug. 2Oih, 1853.
AeSSrs, EditOrs:-Mrr Beujamin Gle.
ford, who lives about a half of a mile
east of this village, was digging a well heat
his house yesterday. After digging some
twenty !eel, he commenced boring for wa
Ter, and having bored about three feet, Gas
began 10 escape from the o%riice, which
was four inches in diameter, with a bub-
bling and Kissing sound that could be heard
some twegty rods from the well. A match
was applied to the. current some inches
above The ground, and it igniled in an in.
slant, and burned until a late hour last eve.
ming, when the blaze was cStinguished and
the hole stopped. This morning. went
down with a number OF citizens TO ascet.
tsin more about it, and see wis, were the
prospects of its continuance; aud we found
on approaching the well that there was gas
enough yet-a noise much like that Of p
boiling cauldron Of water was heard in the
bottom of the well, caused no doubt by the
escape of the gas through the water which
had settled around tie Oriice. The plug
was taken out, and a match again applied
to the stream US gas, about two feet from
the ground, and as before, it was Instantly
lighted, and burned, up at times from five to
six feet, The warmth of the blaze could
be felt by the hand at the top Of the we'll;
and for several feet around, the burning
gas could be smeIled. 1t was burning
when we left, and was TO be left open un.
t. twelve O'Clock to day.
From prcsentappearances, it will afford
gas enough to Ugh, every dwelling in our
villag"; and IL it should continue, our citi-
zcns will very soon appropriate it.
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UFOreriPs, IOnfecIi1bgpics.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

THE subscriber is prepared to act asiAdeut Eaf
4 the sale, purchase aud exchange oEReal Esl
tate in this aud the a,jo ming counties also, for
the routing oi town ptoperty. He will advertiso
tor those who desire ~ A reasonable, charge
wll be made whore the object desired is ~efectsl
anu where It is not w Charge will DO made ,e6
oept TOR tho cos Of advertising. Any persou
wishing to sELL, TURcHAsE. EXCHANGE OF RENr
Real Estate, may iud il To their advantage 10
give NC a call. Office, west door to the couaty
CLERKS. GkO. II. PARKRRif
Ashland, August IL, 1858. laI
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ri JBmEs MACKENZIE, ESQ.,, editor of the Ka-
Ida Venture, will be the Democratic CANDIDATE
for Representative in the district composed Of
Henry and Putnam counties. He will be elected,
ofcourso, and vi make an bile ind fajthlhl Re-
preventative. He will be an especial ttrror to
rag. barons and land sharks.
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Of Common Pleas.

The Court Of Common Plels commenced ia
session in this town on Monday last-Judge STEW
ART presiding. No business of importance ex-
cept to parties directly interested, has been dis
posed of thus far. The Grand Jury iound ne
bill Ogai nSt Robert Freer, of Mahoning county,
for passing counterfeit money.
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III uTslbug.

The story lately put aaoat by soraefofthc Bank
organs, that the notes of the State Stock Banks
were stolen from tho Office orthe Auditor Of State.
The humbpg is exposed by the Bankers them
selves. The notes were stolen by one of the EN-
ployees OF the Gag AYERS establishment in Gin
%cinnati. The culprit has been arrested.
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% Mo0DEcAI P. SrAN, Esq, the talented edi.
tor of the POcy us Forum, is the Democratic no.
minoe for Representative 10 Crawford county,
He will draw the 4" corks" from his opponents
leg most beautifully, when the day or trial comes.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-08-31

tS"The Rev, John Hanson, states in a
card hats work cnvoring the whole ground
of the historical aud personal question in.
volvcd in the Rev. Eleazer Williams, is in
course of preparation and will appear as
soon as it is possible to issue it.
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Mrs. MARY G. WOODRUFF, aged 81 years.
The following resolutions we're passed
by The "Ashland Maternal Association
August 81, 1853: 1T
Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father, 10 call from time to eternity ,0ur
lrlenl, Mrs. MARY G. WnoDatFF, Vice
President of This association who BY her
exemplary, Christian department, her
zeal in the cause of her Divine Master,
and especially her desire for the spiriiu-
al welfare of our children, impaired in.
teresl and encouragement to our el1jrts
ION their behalf 4; therefore. ,.
Resolved, That while we are filed with
sorrow by this dispcnsalion OF Providence
we would bow in humble submission to
His will, "who doeth all things we'll"
Resolved,' That by this slroke Of dca,h
upon our feeble band we are. admonished to
do "what our hands find 10 do with uur
might"
Resolved. That we sincerely sympa.
lhize- with the'chtdren of The deceased, and
that their names h9 permitted 10 irrtnain in
The secratary's book, and remembered in
The prayers and efforts Of this association
as heretofore.
Resolved That a copy of these resoIu'
tons be presented to the children Of the
deceased, and also published in the county
papers. ~ r - ST.
Mas. J. ROBSON, President.
Mrs. JoHN McCoMBs, Secretary.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

T,nERE will DO an examination of Teachers
L held in the Ashland Union SchooI rnoms. an
Saturday, Sept 3, 1853, commencing at 10 o.
clock, a. N of said day. We will require Of
each applicants certificate of moral character.4-
We request all applicants tn ba in atieu,laucg
puaeiually at the hour of beginning.
There Will also DO al examination on 1atr rday !,
September 10, 1883, commencing at the hour
named above. -S7s
G, ". HILL, soereMr,..,,
August 81, 1852. 2wi5
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S.. Louis to China in Twenty Days

Mr.. Robert Mills, AN eastern railroad
engineer, ~ IN king some suggestions to
insure greater safety ia travelling on rail
roads, says:
1.-The Pacific railroad will be soon
stretching its Heightened line across our
country, and such security should be given.
It's travel that our people may reach its
distant tcrminusin as many minutes as there
are miles Of distance. The locomotive
engine which is 10 accomplish this desira-
BILE speed is already perfected, and needs
only the pcricciing of the rail upon which
it is to travel; this, as has been said BE-.
fore, is near lis accomplishment"
Allowing that the railroad distance from
hence to San Francisco is two thousand
miles, and the cars should travel at the
rate Of one mile a minute, as proposed by
Mr.. Mills, this would give lhirly.ihree
hours, exclusive of stoppages, in which to
accomplish the journey 10 the Pacific
Now, what would one of our merchants
think Of taking breakfast in ST. Louis to.
day, and on tomorrow dining at the PA
ci6c hotel" on Montgomery street, San
Francisco, and the next day-ihe line of
steamships being established from San
Francisco 10 China-laking his passage in
one of them, and in fourteen days more,
landing at Shanghai, and there laying in
his stock of teas" in three days, returning
with them by another regular liner, reach.
ing ST. Louis by steamship and railroad,
having made the trip in Ihirly.six days,
thus:
ST. Louis to San Francisco.... ........ll days.
In san Francisco. day.
Passage to China. II days.
stay lherc''''......'"..,.,,,.,...,,. 3 do
do
Back 10! do
Total..,"...,,..,..,."..:"..36 do
This prophecy of our people reaching
China from St. Louis and returning IN HE
space Of 80 days, is entitled 10 as much
and, more consideration Than when it was
%propheritd ten years ago that the time
would arrive when the locomotive would
run from New York to Albany in the
space 81 four hours, and which is now re-
ally accomplished in three and a quarter
hours, the distance, we believe, being
about one hundred and sixty miles.
Mr.. Mills says, "this desirable speed
a mile u minule-is airsady perfected"
and it only remains for The wisdom Of
man to perfect the railroad on which ne
can travel with sajeiy at the speed above
named, and then The day wiH come, We
have no doubt, when China can be reach.
ed in twenty days from ST, Louis.-M.
Lomis htchigsa;;y.
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The work upon the Broad Guuge Road has
commenced in the town and ncighborhood OF
Ashland in right good earnest. An army oil labor
ers, with their whHclbarrows, picks, spades, &C.,
are marshaling along the line, and vigorous ope.
rat'ohs may be said to have fairly commenced.
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al lGESr!" SucII is THE rPuE MEANuu of
the VOID "pEPSlN, y or of the two Creek words
from which 1t is derived This is the significant
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID or GASTRIC JUICE. prcparcdby Dr., ].
S. li%oUGilroN, of Philadelphia, from tho fourth
Stomach of tho oS, for the cure of Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of MN can c1uil It's
curative powers. ltrondcrs GOOD EATING per-
rcclly consisted with HEALTH, See the figure
Of the Ok, in uaoIher part OF This Pups
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sT The DJfaAcc Democrat, of The 9th inst.
appears in a new and beautiful dress. We hope
the Democracy Of Defiance will reward the en- er.
prise OF friendGREEN.
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We hope that every Democrat of tn e county
ance at the Primary Meetings, which will be
held on Saturday next. A large vote Away com-
mands respect for the ticket.
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New Orleans papers Of Monday are re-
ceived which announce the death of S.
BerIhOlf, 'brother-in-law of Mayor Yves.
~iervell, of New York.
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BOOK BINDERY,

T'HE snbscribor has opened a Riddery In con-
l. noet'on with his Book Store, who're Mara
Eunes, Pamphlets, &c., will be bound a. tho bea,
style, aud at as choap a rate as At nm ytown, la he
couay. Old Books rebound on short notice.
work warrmplcdi please givo rs a cali.
Ashland, Juno 90, 1859. sn6
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VIM, II. %TnunLrRr, a highly respectable citi.
zen of Baltimore, says that STABLER'S AN0-
DYNECHERRY EXPEcTORANr entirely cured
him of a threatened Consumption of six months
s%taOding. lie has since recommended il 10 seve.
raj Others, aud it has in every instance done all
that conld be expected from medicine. It is used
by many of the most oxpdrionced physicians. If
you Have a Cough, try See advertisement in
an othctDolumn.
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11MHrrE9TT7Y.
NEW GROCERY.
GEORGE JorrNaroY

GEORGE JOEENSTor1
As just opened uu Main street, in Ashland,
Al one door east of N. S. Sampsel 4 Co.'S
Drug Store, a Grocery, where may 10 found a
general assortment of ',,. -
Groceries, Gopfscii6hsuirs, !
and also a variety Of o,.SS--.----4~1u,n 10 mem
tionj anG, in n word, every article Usually kept
IN n Grocery, except Intoxicating liquors, which
he never hrs dealt in. Ha therefore invites the
public 10 call and see what he has got 70 Elle.
Ashland, August }, 1858. 3mils
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Tho 1rti"lo which we copy below, from a cor
respondent of the Philadelphia North american,
will be read with interest, particularly by citizens
in this and the adjoining counties, who appreciate
the importance ortho Broad Gauge Rail Road
We do not agrec with the writer in al his posi-
tons, though as regards the Broad Gauge Road,
VIC do not think he O%ycrrates its Importance, or
the prospective value Of its stock.
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A.nrIIcd.

On the 18th inst. at Rice's Hotel, Jorom vile,
by the Rev. R. D. Emerson, Mr.. SAMUEL HouGn,
to Miss NANcS V. McCULLY, both of Montgomery
township.
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In Perry township August 18th, 1863, JOHN
sMALLkf, aged rs years s months, and q days.
At her residence, in Ashland, on the 2ad inst,
Mrs. MARY G. WOODRUFF, aged 81 years.
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nECEIPTs on sUnsCnlpwION:
Ole Alarkcts.
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.
cotp 1orrp rvrRr Srs moRsiso

CoRR ECTED EVERY wKDHEsDAY MORNING.
GRAIN. IBEEswAA y lb. 80. 20
WHEAT y bush .......G j ITALLow Elb....,,. q
BARLEY y bush,.... so EGGsf dOZ. ....... "a
Cora y bush. ...... 50ICHEEsE y lb .....,.. !
Eye e0ush. ........ al WHITE BEANS p bush. 40
OATS Folsh. ....... IS ONIONS . bush Z. 80
PROVISIONS. lPoTATors plush ..... IS
Flour y Dbl ......4,7j FRUITS.
HAMS p b .......... . APPIgs = bush. -. -
SHOULDERS q b =. .G9dIPEAtHEtF BASH. . 20
SIDgs 2 b., &c SEEDS.
BEEF = % -. ....5gS ITiMoTHYSEED Pbush 9 20
LARD p b .........e lCLovERSEED = bush. I IN
BITTER y b .....'9@I2 lFLAASRED b bush. . i 90
PORK ...,....,..
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NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

@JE eu mas com
III rs oaexFRE'sffos
notwithstanding Ashland ever, NON ay, Wed.
ne'day and Friday AIS O'Clock, AN. aud arriving H
Lorlonnlleg te Up n connecting with the o'eIack
r. q, iriil for Plttsbrrgi and tht 4 O'Clock p N
tram Tor Gre Zine same days. LcavinuL oudonyilIo
every Tuesday, Thrniay and Saturday on ,bs
arrival OF Eastern train ab 70 A.. NJ, and arrives
at Ashland at 3 p, NJ, thereby enabling passep.
.ersto 20 either E.st ar Wast on the ctrs saInh
day or those coming IN morning train either from
Eisi or West cln get to Ashland without dcla,
aud c'nSrnS wishing 10 visit tho south part of the
c"n"ty, can have an opportunity to transact thoit
business and ret n the same triIr, and rice rers1
Fare through me drJ ar.
a i'ecai dcdaetov toyl,miles and plcasurc
parties. tnqr'le of The undr s,ened at the Book
Store in Ashland, az at rho Railroad Denu,, oy
Post Office in Loninnv,lle.
-, W u II POTTER, Propriotor.r
Ashland, Jul, 10, 1893. ANA ta
Passengers tlk n to nr from my Hotel either
At Ashland " LaudnuvilEc.
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GOOD NEWS
For TIE MiLLIONI!
ROBERT McHIkHHN
READY MADE CLOTHlND

suelfrs i~elancs, Berdgcs, Black sfiks, IaWns5Csl.
ielS nieeyes; ssdgilg, Ribbons. and a Iuli assortment
Ol ali the now IaIIics In I'm n.an.r-
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PROPOSALS FOR CONTINUING della.
WARE BREAKWATER,
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
WAcuJNGrON ADril IL 1872

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGToN, April 10, 1858.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
L the 18th day of May next, for stone to the
amount of $4,000 (twenty thousand dollars) for
the Delaware Breakwater.ara
The stone to be of the hardest and most durable
quality; the delivery to commence as near as prac-
ticable on the 18th of June, and to be completed
by or before the 18th of September, and the weekly
delivery to be as near as possible uniform.
OF the total amount of stone, four fifths re.
CURED to be in blocks of not less than 3) TONS and
one fifth in blocks of upwards of one-fourth ton,
and not exceeding one ton. The proposals will
specify the price per ton for each size separately.
The stone will be subject to rigid inspection,
and will be received or not as the engineer or his
agents shal find them to accord or not, to quail
ity and size, with the above description,
For further information apply to Major ]. G
Barnard, Corps of Engineers, at the Office of the
Delaware Breakwater, Law Buildings, Fifth street
Philadelphia.
Evidence of ability to comply with their en- gage
ments viii be required of bidders; and a reserva-
ton of ten per cent. on partial payments will be
made security for the faithful performance OF
contract. JOS. G, TOTTEN,
BIT. Brig. Gen. and Col. Eng.
To, be inserted in the Union, Inteligencer, and
Republic, Washington; Evening Argus, Philadel-
phia; Delaware Gazette, Wilmington, Delaware;
and Boston Post, Boston, three times week till
18th May, and two copies of each paper containing
the advertisement to be transmitted to the Engi-
neer Department.
= April Is eodtl5May q $500