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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-12

TENNESSEE ELECTION.

Nashville, November ln.--Siy-
ty-three counties heard tron give
Buchanan a net g'.;u Of 6.loo o., +
Johuson's vote.
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Lire PHILosoPHY.--Therei is
nothing SO like a cry of pain as
a scream of delight. There's
nothing SO closely approaches
a look Of anadness Is a look OF
JOY. a medical friend tells W.
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geip g0bsrtistmtuts.
Pamela Hotel
FOR SALE.

FUK SALE.
This we'll known Hotel, in the
town of Pamela, and now kept by p. B.
JONES, Esq, is for sale. There are sew
en- and half lots Of ground, with a large
Stable, and all other ut.houses ncccssa-
~ for a Hotel. II now receives the lar
gcst share Of the public patronage, and
clears two thousand dollars year in the
hands of it's present occupant. 1t will b.,
sold very low for cash, or ON long cred
il, with interest. For further particula. /,
apply to NJ. S. WARD,
Real Estate Agent in Pamela,
Or, address the undersigned at Memphis.
a. q. ELLIS
November 4th, lS3G.-tf
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Nashville, November 10
The last report gives up Illinois
by from four 10 six thousand for
buchanan. hut conceded tho cleo
ton of Bisseli for Governor.
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EV Grecnbaum & Earnest have
received another lot Of new goods.
anu are selling at unusually low pri-
cos.
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Taken up BY John Arnold, living
four miles west OF Peach Creek, one bsy
HORSE, about years old, and appraised
at $500. -
4 / s O.:
One black mare MULE. about three
years old, ani appraised 1t $1,000.
p-B. JOINS.
Ringer p. C..
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LOUISIANA AND ILLINOIS.

NdsIIFIIIF, NUFtIIIUCI IT
Louisiana has gone for Buchan-
an. Illinois, it il believed, has
also gone for him.
Nashville, November 10.
Dispatch just received states
TINT Illinois has gore for Bucha-
narand Breckinrijge by tcn thou
sand.
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THINGS WORTH KNow1ro

"a RObA0sAotN ~c@D
stance, Eoriy-two of which are
metals and thIrtoen are nonmc-
tails. These elements, by uniting
together, form compounds oi
which the material world chief
~ consists. Most of the ele
ments are usually solid: but
is believed by philosophers gen
orally, that by intense heat, al
the solids might he converted
into liquids, and these into ga
SEES; and that bv pressure and
abstraction of heat, oil gases
and liquids might be soiidified,
kepler says that tho globe
has vital powers, and that lis
elementary atoms possess in
stinct and will. -
In 1861, the transit of Venus
takes place. by the transit OF
Venus is meat what is general
Iy understood by an eclipse.
The planet Venus will pass Iii
rectly between the earth and
the sun, during the day, and
The darkness caused by it will
make lights necessary in the
houses. Tho transit happens
only once in a centuary!
Iron il said to have been dis
covered a. cidentally, by the
burning of Mount Ida, I4G6
years before Christ. -lronis the
most useful of all the known
| metals. 1t is covered into sfe!l
by combining it with a due
portion of carbon. Iron was
made in America. IN l7IJ.
Light moves at tie rate OF
about 1872 500 miles per second.
\ ray of light moves general
" in a straight, single line, from
some luminous point q beam
OF hight is an assemblagc of rays.
The nature, or essence oi llgh'
is unknown.
When Lconidas was read,
10 90 to the balllc of ihermo.
Ipylae while taking leave of hi,
wife and children she reques-
led TO know his last wishes, and
he replled--''l wish You hus-
band worthy of you, and c!nl.
dren who may resemble hImr
The conquest OF Jcnghr
kuan, the Mogul conquercr %
the thirteenth cen;uary. ex,en.
dcd about six thousand mite,
from east to west and abun
three thousand miiestlom moral
10 south. This colossal viliiar
caused lIe death of more than
fourteen millions of humai
, beings
Cold and SILVER are the onl
pefect metals known; they ar
called perfect because The los
/, nothing from the heat of fire
: Imperfect metals are t!ios
which decrease by the heat G
: ire, and, are easily corrode'
e by acids; as quicksilver, lead
copper, &c. &C.
i The violen was invente
!; about A. ID. I200and the plan
1 iorte about one hundred an.
: twenty years ago.
4 Oak is stronger than IRON
b.,l, ,>iooo~ ho;nn o.,,,aI !;
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JOHN ROBINSONS,
INTERNATIONAL
CIRCUS q NIEN.AGERIE

This new and splendid Equestrian
Establishment ard Menagsrie, will visit
Pamela on SATURDAY, November I2s21ni.
+. The COMPANY will ente: ths town 4, II
o'c,ock, 4. r., led o; a masniicen; SWAN
CHARIOT, consisting NAsaY GArL.
world zon9Sned B1x!e Bard, anu vii
pass shto lgh n. eria:. pie streets in eBA>D
tEnf,< .srnS
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ST. Louis, November 1o.-Illi-
nois has gone for Buchanan by 81
least three thousand minority.
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FL0RfD 4.

New York November io;-Flo'
rida gives q majority OF oiIa thou.
sand tor Buchanan.
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Yf o Se e C SO

ITS GIVEN to such of the public as are affected
Il with Venerral TaintS Of the Blood in any of
its forms, would do well to call on Dr. j. R. DU-
LIN, of Union City, Ell Dorado county, Califor-
MIA, at his residence in said place. as his success
in such cases has proven him to be worthy of
patronage
He would furthermore state that his success
has been good in the varied cases of disease that
affect the Human SYSTEM in which he has been
called to witness. Any one being affected with
any disease and failing to get relief by their at
tending physician, would do well to call on DR..
J. r. DULIN, as the last resort, as he has had as
great success in such cases as ever any Physician
could have. But would say call and see for your
selves. j. R. DULfN.
Union City, Dec. 18th, 1855. L8-3m.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08

NAMPHENE WICKS, Lamp Wicks, Candle
" Wicking, and Lamp Chimneys, at
TFeb. l3.l TURNER'S DRUG STORE.
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6eorgeto(un Aotertisements,
HOUSE
GEORGETOWN.
T. w. Mccoy.
oPRIETOR.
PROF ETOR.

- THIS we'll known and popular Hotel,
a11111k situated in one of the most pleasant min
iifa#9 ing towns in the mountains having late
6zasz1 y been re-fitted and replenished, the pro-
prietor takes pleasure in announcing to his pat
rons and the travelling public generally, that he
Will be in readiness at all times to accommodate
his friends and others who may favor him
with their patronage.
The Table will be furnished at all times with
the best the market affords, while the Bar will
always contain the very best of Liquors and
Cigars. There can be obtained at all times
GOOD BEDS AND BEDDING,
neat and airy Bed-Rooms and Private Rooms for
Ladies and Families, making it altogether most
desirable resort for those wishing to spend a few
weeks in the mountains.
In addition to this establishment the proprie-
tor has erected large and commodious STA
BILE for the accommodation of Horses, Mules.
&c. The Stages for Sacramento City arrive and
depart from this House every day-also, from
Bottle Hill, ColOma, Placerville, Kelseys and
Spanish Flat.
Georgetown, May lst, 1856. [37-tf.
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easlon no little anxiety and fear. DR.. H. cures
al such or asks no compensation
For rheumatism, Acute or Chronic. for Dvs-
eneery and Diarrhoea, DR.. Heald has unfailing
remedies. Dr. H. invites all to call, it will cost
faoIlInS and may result in much good to the SUI
lelllg' Dr: IL. can be found at his rooms, from
Ios a. W. 70 lo P; NJ, or his partner in whom he
ofFloh-ooKNER CLAY ST. AND BRENNAN PLACE,
PORTSMOUTH HOUSE.
Jdh'-'in' SAN FRANCISCO.
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Notice.

NoTIc0n
TINE copartner,hip heretofore existing between
Thos. Bollen and J. A. Cloves, in the Black.
snithing business is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. G. 81, -,
nn9 sotta with j. A. Cloves and those hav-
mo claims against us will please present them
for payment. 4hV0c r., DUErGN Oy4-EG
Georgetown, March 10, 1856. 20-it
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Clothing Warehouse.
VIM. G. RADe~

VIM G- 8ADGE
100 Battery Street, Corner of nrer,b,,,t
EMPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING
Z and FURNISHING GOODS; also, of Ducks.
Drills, .Sheeting Blankets, Hats, Boots and Bro
ganS. By recent arrivals have received a very
large stock of the most
DESIRABLE STYLES of CLOTHING.
And it is the largest stock ever offered in this
market. The foods are manufactured under my
own supervision, and are of the best material,
well cut, large sizes, and made in the most Dur
able manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock and they
VIII md the prices lower than they can be found
elsewhere in the market. Purchasers may RELY
on receiving the best and most saleable Goods, as
each article Is guaranteed.
10000 pairs assorted fancy cashmere pants:
10000 prs ass fancy and plain satinet pants;
i0OO PAIRS linen pants;
2OO0 pairs GOOdyear'S rubber pants;
OG0 Goodyear's white rubber goods;
zoo cases Goody'rs long & short rubber boots;
zoo cases Miners boots;
900 dozen flannel Overshirts;
309 dozen fancy cashmere overshirts;
200 dozen white shirts;
600 dozen heavy hickory shirts:
300 heavy check shirts;
500 Merrimack shirts:
6OO lambs wool undershrts;
800 " Regatta undershirts;
2O0 grey flannel undershrts;
430 " lambs wool drawers;
250 a." bleached drill drawers;
500 d" OverallS;
800 Denim frocks:
200 " country knit wool socks;
l,5O0 " heavy white 4 mixed cotton socks;
100 super black silk neckerchiefs;
200 " cambria handkerchefs;
800 % rubber belts;
250 buck gloves;
4O0 " buckskin gold bags;
1000 pieces super silk pocket handkerchief;
900 dOeskin business coats;
400 black cloth frock coats;
1000 assorted oyercOats;
600 assorted pea coats;
5000 silk, cloth and velvet vests;
20 bales blue and white blankets;
so bales \ sheeting;
so bales drills;
80 bales assorted duck;
80 cases fine felt hats;
100 cases straw hats;
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
promptly attended to. For sale by
VIM. G. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
No. l09 Battery ST., corner Merchant,
San Francisco.
N. B.-No Goods sold at Retail. [19-3m
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Medical Convention.

NXTHEREAS. The medical men of this State
w have become awakened to the lmpol lance
of eevating the profession of Medicine in the
State; and lchereas, a State Medical Convention
was held in Sacramen on the 18th doy OF March
last, and resulted in the organization of State
Medical SOciety-which society earnestly rec
commended the immediate formation of County
Medical Societies, as necessary to accomplish
the desired object therefore,
ResolUed, That we, the undersigned members
of the State Medical Society and of the Medical
profession, consider it not presuming too much
to earnestly recommend all members of the pro
fession in Il Dorado county, to convene d. Pla
cerville, at the Masonic Hall, at 10 o'clock A
NJ, on Thursday the 8th day of May, 1856, fol
the purpose of taking the initiatory steps to
wards forming a County Medical Society, auXil
iary to the State Medical Society.
DR.. B. F. KEENE,. .Placerville.
+" H. w. A. WoRTHEN, g
" Z. H. HAL1........
/" 0. HARVEY.
" A CLARK. ........
+" p. CHAMBERLIN.
3" l. S. TITUS. .........
4" ,JHoN Cook. Diamond SPRING.
F. ". SHIELDS, Cold Springs.
n NJ. FIsKE, Ell Dorado.
w. TAYLOR . Color-a.
April 18th, 1856. lZ2-4t.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08
Georgetown ThGater.

TNHE undersigned having just reftted the The
Il atre in this place takes pleasure in informing
All Travelling Theatrical Companies,
as well as those giving CONCERTS OR EXHI-
BlTlONS of any kind, that he would be happy
to let the same to any companies as above, on
reasonable terms. The Theatre is plastered with
hard finished walls, new and ample Scenery,
commodous Dressing Rooms, and will seat 300
persons.
Parties wishing to engage will please address
the undersigned through Express or Telegraph.
w. H. PRATT.
Georgetown Jan. 18th, 1856. [l2-tf
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sau frautisto.
There is Hope for the Afflicted.
THERE BALMIN GILEAD
Medical and Surgical Dispensatorv

-1ou-oal1 anu r0I SIoaI DIsp5llsa5OIy'
~ P. HEALD NJ. D. Pupil of NJ. Ricord. of
Paris, Member of College of Surgeons, Lon
don, and for several years Associate Surgeon of
Queens Hospital, Birmingham, England, res
pectfully announces to the afflicted and diseased,
as also the public generally, that by the earnest
and repeated solicitations Of numerous friends
who have experienced the benefits of his course
OF treatment, (Which is modern and scientific, J
as also the numerous applications he has from
towns in the interior of this State, Oregon, and
Washington Territory, as well as in this CITY, he
has reluctantly consented, in this manner. to
make known to the suffering and il-treated his
place of business.
CORNER OF CLAY-ST. AND BRENNAN PLACE,
IN PORTSMOUTH HOUSE,
san FRANCISCO.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08
LATE ARRIVALS OF
Fall and " inter Goods.

TNHE subscribers respectfully beg leave to an
i nounce that among their large stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, lately received, may be found
and which will be sold cheap for cash. the fol
lowing articles viz:
100 yds fine Brussels carpet, very rich pattern;
doz black beaver riding hats, elegant plumes
large variety of Ladies velvet, cloth and satin
Cloaks, latest patterns;
1000 yds English and French MerinOs, all colorS;
500 yds plaid and figured Flannels;
300 yds silk and cotton Velvet, various colors:
25O yds plain and figured Delaines;
Ladies' Shoes, a large lot;
bales superior blankets, assorted colOrs;
Boys fine Clothing, assorted sizes;
Zephyr assorted sacks, all sizes.
Together with every other article usually kept
in a dry goods store.
LEE, HARMON & co.
Placerville, Oct 80, 1855. 1-3m
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08
adlBOItsalt Clothing dGllartbuust.

JENNINGS j. BREWSTER,
GRANITE STORE, y BATTERY STREET, SAN
FRANCISCO,
A RE receiving by every clipper from New
IA York, and direct from the manufacturing es-
tablishment a large assortment of
RERDY-NADE CLOTHING,
suitable for tho country trade, to which they in.
vte the especial attention of buyers. They will
also find as large an assortment and at low pri-
ces as can be found at any house in this city
Also an assortment of BOYS CLOTHING
constantly on hama.
July 18th, 1866. f4l-3r.-is.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08
E. S. COOPER, n. D..

SURGEON.
OFFICE at Eye, Ear, and Orthopedic Infrma-
~ ry, on Mission street, between I'd and Sd
(near Russian Baths, y San Francisco.
Office hours flom 81 to l2a A. NJ. every day,
and from . to 4 P. NJ. Wednesdays and Satur-
days, being the clinical hours at which medical
men and students are respectively invited to at
tend whenever it may be opportune for them
selves, and when all surgical operations are per-
formed free upon patients coming to the clinics
for that purpose. T25-3m
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08
D. HXNI q ~
GA Watch Maker & Jeweler, E39S
WEST SIDE MAIN STREET.

FIRST DOOR ABOVE THE PACIFIC EXPRESS OFFICE.
FENAkES this method to return thanks to the
IN public for past favors and solcits a contnu-
ance OF the same. He keeps constantly on hand
a cholce assortment of GOLD AND SILVER
MAfGHES, Chains, Rings, Pins, Gold Silver
Pencils, Gold Pens, and Ladies' Jewelry of every
description, and of the best. All of the above
named articles guaranteed to be what they are
represented. Repairing done in superior style
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Can
and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. j. HYMAN.
Georgetown, May 8th, 1866. t3O-tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08
NOTICE.

ON and after this date the price of Freight by
Y teams of B. TALLMAN & Co. from Sacra.
mento City to Georgetown, will be one cent and
a half peg pound and a reasonable addition OF
price for points beyond. Merchants receiving
Goods from San Francisco or Sacramento, will
please advise their Shippers to mark their Goods
as formerly, adding thereto, Care of H. B. WAD-
DLovE, Granite City Also, advising H. B
WADDILovE of their names and places of busi-
ness b. TALLMAN 90.
April 18th, 1856.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-08
Ladies' Dry Goods Store.

NJ RS. H. A. WELLS takes pleasure in an
vi nouncing to the Ladies of this place and
YicinitY that she has onened a
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jed articles offered under the contract sha nse be- removed
yard authorized BY he department.
IL will be stipulated Ia The contract ma osdu' sa os aue
delivering all oi the artcss
mentioned quality aud places Aoove posided
then in the said viii forfeit and pay 70 he
iqudated unnsy equal TO twice
Of agreed upon a. Tue pre- TO
the actual devfy theFeo weh
qudated damages be recovered from time TO Tune as "y &C
cru
The suetes ign and their responsibility
hed agent coll diauiet Attorney o some ohef
person satisfactorily kposVn the buresu.
IL provded the bureau .ha have M
without damage 10 he gov
In Congress sa not have niaa" suclsn appTpI
the completion OF thc wers
unaied which his based and shall also
the schedule nse
shall accepted viii hed by letter
housh the post ONCE which noice sAa b. considered
Win
ia Of he
bid will be- made with other
persons guaanos deiaung bidder will be held
sponsbe for all deinquencies
All made strict conformity with this advertisement
will at tie option Of the bureau, be rejected,
whose will be nohedi and
will be Thereafter may be
practicable
Ias sly
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To Druggists and the People.

F0U spurious limitations Of Dr. De
Gr,hF "Eecuic OH hail ptnecutf any parry VINO use
ny cpyugbed bills THts enuusl Eestue oil has cured the
mayer ol camden Of ples and hcnma n also Hon 1ehn W.
a0son HuuunEdon Hon Il. Kingsuh, twh took on his
epch IN day. and than 700 ohsr IhadephiA
whose puDisN in the Philadelphia Ledger
The Phadcphia would not cunnenance any
Samp gal rascaly cUunreitng In Harrisburg Pa
Iobn Wyehe ESQ., druggist there caused the AZ
tes and imprisonment Vaeutins, who attempted an mita
non o. this valuable remedy,
PHfLaBrLFutA, May 5, 1856
II TIE P'opls and DrueEts's rouFhout the UHed aafsti
Lt q ny Prof he Gaths Electric Oi Jos Free, Yves
Phudepha NJ hrunafism Mr. RndeuAok Montgomery cnnoW
rheumatism spran Ogden No. 80 FOURTH street nhAm
nation aawrs Nayland Providence shingles and eakef
Wad Mr. wm sprHcs, Chestnut street, felon neufata
eny Campbell Marion, Of burns and scarlet sVsri and
eighteen others
n3Every druggist knows the Electric Ob
made BY the and proprietor nj his old ose 70 whcf
Prof CHAs. DE gRATH,
Old Office, 20 south sth street, near Chestnut
FOR sale bv CHARLES STnTT,
July lO-u Washington, %, C,
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Pro = OsaIs for Supplies.
Oct ll-lawiwt

QuARTERMAETERs OFFICE CoRPs,
Washington, Oct TO- 1856.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be of
- ice until ~ oc,ck Monday the i0ih Nnven-
her Ia Marine following
duflng The 61cai year ending 3tb June, 1857
20 uuprm caps with complete
600
ILant iea,bcf stocks
800 of shoulder straps for pivates
lou do oi Unicl Ts' epaulettes
2pO do Of linen Ians
600 linen
5000 pairs bf'gaus
100 marine bldnsets
30o dozen pairs wooien socks
500 marine fatigue caps
500 linen bugsus
900 pairs CantOB flannel drawers
1900 10 10000 yards bi sky-bIue kcrsey
900 10 400 40 OF blue clo cochneai dye, and dy ed in
the wool.
Samples b. the Office
QIArermaer Marine Corps New York, aud conformity
sampie will be required All ARTICLES be inspected ceI,nsa
TO before paymeiu Is made.
The hmseC me right 10
min sb the quaniies Gbmed eya,
my suggest The aIiclea delivered times
qnahies, and al such places, as the
Tree OF expense to the Uutrd States
Nobd viii he ul
two sureies known Office,
To be- endorsed Proposals plies
To the QuarermaseT of the Marine Corps. Washington, o. a.
GEO. +. LINDSAY,
Ma aIUr and QantcTnl seT.
The Nation ntoilgcuceI Evening Star gov
q Patriot Concord GaZeo, smouh, New Hampshire
Poet Times Mass Eagle. Bookyn Daily News,
York Asus and Prnnsyvanan, rhadephia, Penn wi pub
hsh the alb We thee times week unit tue IOth Nogemher
and bills, accompanied copy Of hr
ufice pas
Oct lI-eodtiObAOv
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Proposals for Rations for 1867.

QuARTERsAsILR's OFFICE, NJ CoRFs,
Washington, Oh. 10, ESQ.
~EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. win received a q
f furnishing the Uuited Corps
the following stations, for the year tej', viz
Chnriestuwn, Massacuuselz
PoitsmoYtb, New HAM SHIRE
Brook yn, Long Isiand, New York
philadelphia, Prpury vsnia
GospoTt, Norfolk, Virg MIA
Warrington, FLORIDA md
Washington citl D4aiT,st II Colua.hia.
Each paund quartrr beef
three quarters a pound pork, h
made o prrhna -four hur,
hs pounds
Twelve 0uId. ~ the beet New qas
white four quarts Of vatga Qlas salt, pounds
good brown pUuds Of good
digp'd taIloW caUdIes TO bUudud
hr shall BE- devrrtd the ordT &C
uhc'T Of station, either Ia buk the ps,s
Of the and pj.vss the
bet quaty II kinds NAMED III subj joct o.
bid will te Fatsancd ureas accompanied the numCs o.
Iso this Cfhce, ceruded
endorsed Proposals laa7
I Tue Marine Corps, Washington,
y. G.
GEO. r LINDSAY,
NaIur QuHTrrmasler,
" Ssdnua nturgcncCr ad Evening SaRr WashrptrH, u
Puu Concord, Gaz ~, IoTu mouth he~ Hsmgltr lo''
ues, B Mss EtEs, Buok aud baiy NJ w. Nc"
Argus tuIr, tVauian rhnud ptta, ttnp Nrgt AUG
IT, Nobur, vii publish h, thrrc umes w'k unt
iOth November sind ts accompanied b.
ui tits adytTtst uUBt, To this Office tyt payment
l-ae "
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prouosaIs for Erecting the Custom House, d c.,
at Georgetown, ID. q.


TREASURY DEpARTMEEI
September "a, 1856.
pAED PROPOSALS. will be received al this department until
h me OF November A. d. 5o al ~ O'Clock a noon or
m ha pans prepared al tnis desamenti
E @ sas whole building OF separate for the
g,snt ad OF parcels should ac ompa0y eaeh
amount work. total
d ou e eetvng The reht 10 reject oI accept
% aas invited, the eoi whsi II dc ms inc
] of IN United states requires Ia the department also
ives eIcude the bids OF any person OF pc sons whom
@ IA sI cause believe will faithful riorm the COO.
attempted TO OBTAIN by ihdHcioh and
VI hd shall IN inte esl Who 40 mol Join Ia
me all bids III upon invsssauon are oeio" an price
for thu work -.... : A. :, ,,. til..... /. ,,, =,
n,met VIII bidder uni details ufn
| prices different kiads OF work and
a winch subject the revision of the department. sn
h die Rsos equ ably appTiionad upon the whole
uork suIde the spartnent Ia naAing payments.
Nipey o. done and materials DEW
d according price aid ui 10 be aseerlanrd BY
,h .im e agent depaInent appo nsd o that pur
mae Will be paid time, the work and
Zen per completion OF the COZ aet ana ac
by tbs aioesaid and be ioesd
IN The Of nOn-uihlnient oi contract ,,-, ,-,-
Contacts only master builders and mechanics
by consent Oi The secretary OF
he reasury, be a forfeiture Of the same
be accompanied by written guarantee gned
srict Judge or said dc in the sum of SoOo,
M the whole wn, poportonate amount, or any part,
na Ihe bidder required If his proposal be accepted
bond with proper and suinceht oi
Its faithful performance A., -
working drawings can be examined al
thirty days. information obtained ON appiea ion to the
department -. -. ,,.,a, .,,xo.5 =, ,b.
m tDe Treasury Proposals for The
Ss,nm will be opened al O'Clock, Of the
last day named for receiving the same .uz o,rur,,,u
Secretary Of the Treasury.
CANT o4-aawGOdays lint. Siarl