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EauniOrs.

VITAL FLUID,
Chemicals. r...
numors In the blood are the sole first Of Con.
sumption, by consuming the blocd's vitality. These
preparations eoRsams hamors and gits vitality BY the
great powers Of cAs,nisfry.
See Circulars. to BE hal Of Medicine Dealers.
BURR, FOSTER a ca, I Cornhlli, General Agents.
MsnsGsd & Co., City Wharf, Boston. Special Agents.
FOR sale ny prs. j. sawyer and q. w. Person, Bide.
ford Dr.. Vim. Bailey aud u. J. Smith, saco A. War
ren, Kennebunk Jos Curtis, Wells. .Ha
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Al a Court of Probate held at Saco, within
and for the County OF York, on the iirs, Monday
in May, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud dny.six, by the onorabe Joseph i.
Nye, Judge Of said Court.
EDWARD H. &. HOOPER, administrator OF
IL the estate oi William Il. Hooper. late of BID.
defalJ, in said county, deceased having presented
his first account OF administration o the estale OF
said deceased, for allowance.
ORDERED, That the said administrator give no
,iy. 10 all persons Interested by causing a copy oi
this order 10 be published three weeks successive
IN in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed al
Biddei;,ri in said conEty, that they may appear
AT u Probate Court To be held ut k.nnebnns, ~
said county, on the iirst Monday Oi June next, nj
ten, Of The clock in the forenoon, and shew cause
II any they have, why The same should not be
allowed.
% Kttsl, JOSHUA HERsrcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA hERRicK, IIeslsler.
Al Court of Probate held a, Saco, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in May, in the year at our LOrd eighteen
hundred and fny-six, by the onorablc Joseph
T. Nye, Judge OF said Court: .....
MIRIAM GOULD, administrative OF the estate
wi OF George W. Gould, late Of Dayton, In said
couuty, deceased, having presonied her hrst &C.
count Of administration Of the estate Of said de.
ceased, for allowance.
OIpEREp, That the said adminlstralix give no
lice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy
Of this order To b. published three weeks success
sively in the Unon and Eastern Journal, printed
nt BdCeluId in said county, that they may up
near at Probate Court 10 be held a, kennebunk,
In said county, on the first Monday VI June next,
at ten of the clock 10 the forenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the same should not
be allowed.
20 Attest, JosnuA HEEplcK, Register
A ,r,,.. cony Attest. JOsIIfA HERGIcK REGISTER,
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l0n,O0O Hotties.

SOLD IN ssw ENGLAND IN Eiour MONTHS,
X. III. HAY, Portland. Geserai Ageni
Cor Maine, Ne~ Bunssiek Nova scotis and the Cana
das--lo whsn AL criers should be sent
r r.... HAY gibson. Retail Agents.
...T tHn.. smis2s
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". Ne. JORDAN. g.
DBNTIST.
oace Ne. o, Cry.ssi Arcade.
Liberty 81 Bsddeford.

Prom iAs Bssie@ Ti~ss, Jsas ., ISIS
Or. VIM. n. HAYDEN IL doing IN innsnse basiness
win his ..Impsoy-d Vegetables rarxAuve rus The
sais In thls Guy alooe Or ths sA tso menths has en-
eessiei Ace IAeasasi kersa rhsy are nos eay hs
ehesp~s, pg IN tbs Vn.sd sass>, eai H' 'ae "a
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-30
Sprtial gutitrs.

nS-AnsliT. Glohule. aud Vital Fluid have al.
~,ly attained very extensive snc. FTom their
~ thi. might BE- rxPec,cd, aud the steady M
ha'u { demand oaly goes 10 Yrov The real
49, Nsf chemical action In yilalizins the
s VIE sarvyiDs The cause OF hnrnor
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cLAsra'ooua.. z! .r,u's''.ss. 81 x,.o..1a
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HaFus @ LOT Fer SALE.

Biddeford, March 20, 1855.
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Ca - ~ rP % g q ga q s. o
ptirei. Tapestry, 3 Ply. Super. Erird Fine,
ond Fine Cdrp,ts, Star Cdrpetings, &rap
lIanings, OIL Carpets, &c, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
Inc Shooting Case IN Washington Further
Particulars

The Shooting Case in Washington Further
Particulars.
Alto clock Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Hefbeits
examination took place. senator Weller. Mr..
Philips. ct Ala. and Messrs. Barkley and Rat.
en- oil Washington, appearing for the prison
number of the servants belonging to the no
tel were first examined. Their testimony was
mpwhat contradictory. but their evidence was
maniy Ia the eject that Mr.. Herbert came into
the dining room AT half past | | O'Clock, ao, ompa-
med by friend ard called for breakfast. hn. be-
M past thu usual hour he was informed by the
servant that he could not have his meal without
TN order from the office, Herbert directed sev.-
raj ct the servants who spoke 10 him on the sub
jeet 10 retire. calling them harsh names.
ne deceased made artply when Herbert struck
Inn with his fist or napkin. The deceased pick
'dupa plate or tray making movement us if to
throw IT, when Herbert threw h@ chair at the de-
ceased, the latter returning the assault with the
Plate. During the melee. Patrick n brother of
The deceased, entered, having heard of the pro.
ceedings, when Herbert seized him, and the two
brothers closed Herbert Tho struggle now
became intensely exciting. and as it progressed,
crockery and chairs broken profusely by
the parties to the contest. The Austrian Minis
ter was present asa spectator quietly behelding
what was occurring, and did not move until he
went up TO the man whom Herbert shot tn as
certain whether he was dead.
Col. Mckay testified that he saw when he en-
tered the dining room six or seven persons III II
scutie and thought 1t II general fight among
the stewards of the Hotel but he heheld one of
the servants knock down Mr.. Gardiner with n
chhlr lie saw three servants striking Mr. Her
bert and holding him by the wrists of them
struck him with chair when WITNESS seized n
chair to defend Herbert who sinking under
the weight ofthose upon him. Gardiner was
hpu I'm
ed his pistol the other two servants still enched
him. Mr.. Smith rushed forward with cane
saying, III you don't release him I'll kill you'll
Mr.. Herbert in nred. and the witness placed
patch on his nose. IIerbert's pistol was sin
gle barrel.
Capt. j. Smith confirmed Col. Mckny's state
ment saying: A'crowd ol servants had Mr. Her
bert in their power, striking him on the head
with plates, &c,
Mr.. Bishop, member of Congress, testified
| that he positively certain the pistol WAS dis
charged while the struggle going Three
or four persons were holding him, and he appear
ed to be much exhausted.
Captain Banding corroborated the fact that
several servants were keeping man down,
(wbom he afterwards ascer,ainea 10 be Mr. Her
BERT previous to aud at the tune of the firing Of
the pistol
Capt. Dupont's testimony conhrmatory OF
the above.
The examination continued FIR five hours
and was adjourned natl y''tefiiy NJ. Haf.
bert, in the meantime, remaining in the custody
of the marshal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
SECOND DiSPASCU.
CONGRESS,

WASniNGroN, May 10th. lIouse-Mr. Full.
Ter deiiaed his position, past and present, on the
subject of slavery -avowing broad national
grounds. He siigmatized ~ forgcres certain
remarks recently published, attribuiing to him
extreme Northern sentiments. Mr.. +. also OK
posed what he termed marked Inconsistencies in
Mr. Buchnnnns speech. The remarks OF tho
gentleman elected earnest attention.
Mr. Jones If Tennessee Intercepted Mr. Full
Ter concerning certain sentiments expressed by
the latter. He snd that in circular lntely ia
sued To his constituency he had quoted as MIR.
Fuller remarks, those sentiments stgma,iaod az
lorgeres, aud did no, express himself satisfied
with Mr.. Fucr's explanation, bat give notice
that he would shortly reply To his speech.
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OF TIE AMERICA AT BOSTON.


bpSI'N, My luln.
The America has arrived nj her wharf. She
brings no additional Intelligence of Importance
1t Is reported that Nopoleon's mpntiencc broke
up the conference AT Paris sooner than was de-.
s'gned-henoe the unfinished arrangements res
pecting the Danube.
In London, Friday evening" the Funds closed
heavily at / to lower than the day previous.
The depression was attributed to report of II
new government loan of ten millions, in addition
to funding five millions of Exchcquer bills.
There had been decrease in bullion in the
Bank of England of eleven hundred thousand
pounds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
.Jsbu y Cough Turned Black Republican.

The Patterson Mirror. u conservative Ameri-
can paper, says that Cough in the lecture on
Temperance in that city. diegosted hls hearers
will, some remarks on BLACK Republicanlsm,
to which it appears he is a convert. The Mirror
says,
When we go to of the Hutchson's con
celts we Of course expect to be lnsulted with
their notions of mustard and niggers, temperance
and tnbpcco. but when we attend an advertised
temperance lecture by john b. Cough, we ought
most certainly, to feel that he would not degrade
his hearers by forcing such remarks upon them
or prostitute his own position and reputation in
taking advantage of his large audiences TO act as
the agent of Niger Wor-hiprers.
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RlcnMoNp MAnKGrs, Nav 9. I856.-Toba. c

RICHMOND MARKETS, May 9. 1S56.-Toba' CO.
We have M change to report, and quote ms
Yesterday; heavy lugs are little lower. We
quote heavy lug-. far export, Slia5a; fine ngs 6a
o. common leaf, 7a7d; middng. 7}a8a good,
9a9s; fine. I04aI2;extra manufacturing. 12in2la,
per 100 lbs. according quality.
FLOUR, 1.-THE ma, ket was very quiet to day
There were no sales, and we quote as before, ship
ping Superfne from the Basin, AT SCI. and from
sloreS6da7d. the latter the highest Tor fay"rito
brands, Extra 874as;in small lots $50; Rye Flour
SJa5!
WnEAr-Thpre was little or nothing daing To-
dny the offerings have been unusually ljHt"d-
Our quotations for good Ia Prin Red are : 40
n 30; ia. do. White Sl5D LOO.
NEW YORK MARKETS. The cotton market
was more active Yesterday. and III" ~al"s emhrae-
ed about 5000 bales, part of which was in tran
stu The scattering lots hitherto pressing upon
the market were nea> urablY exhausted The low
rates of freights enable parties to purchase on
more favorable terms in transitu. On the spot
prices wore unchanged. Flour continued heavy,
with moderate >a'cs.ehely to meet the home de
mand. Wheat sold at s 60 for Southern red.
and 81 50 for inferior white do md 81 80 for
prime do. Corn was unchanged. Sound mixed,
yellow and white ranged from 6Oc. Gle. n 624c.
Pork was iirmer, with sales of mess at Sl7 S7d,
aud small lot sold at SIS. Sugars were
pctiye with less Offering on the part of holders.
The sales embraced about S07 a 900 hhds. Cuba
muscoyado and Porto Rico at rates stated in a
mother column. Coffee quiet in view of
sale of cargo Of Rio to come of "n Friday next.
Freghts were steady, with moderate engagements
N. Y Herdtd.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May 7th.-The
offerings of Beeves at the Scales day reached
CPS head, of which number 100 were sold for the
New York market, 100 driven off for Piadel phia,
25 for Washington, 25 head left over unsod and
the balance. 375 head, disposed of 10 Baltimore
butchers at price, ranging from 4 10 So % per 100
lhs--tho market dull. Sheep sold at 75aS5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
rn"r-a", uorn,ng...............un, :. 1850.
DREADFUL AcciDENr-LosS OF LIFE.
TRIAL OF HON MIR HERBERT.
WASHINGTON. MnY ID.

The result of exanlinatiolr"f Hon Mr. Hel-
bert tor Killing the waiter at Winrd's wn- his
oemmiiinl 10 the custody of the Marshal Ia be-
brought before the Criminal Court for trial 49,
Ills counsel have made application To the Judge
for his release under writ ii habeas eorpns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

I'VE between Lee & Johnsons and Stzers on Main street
small black leather pockcbook tied round with strig
The cont lined $50 and 500 in money bank
certificate Cizeus Savings Bank, for upwards OF rIo
bearing date the 9Th bonds and ether vanae pa
pers The finder will receive 50 reward on leaving the DOCK
with the contents a Messrs Lee & Johnsons
rlsy 10 act TANDY RUTHERFORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

ANOTHER SLICE OF MExIco.-On the authori
ty of letter from Mexico. which it inserts, the
Journal of Commerce sistes that Mini >trr to
Mexico has essentially adjusted the, terms Of IA
Convention with the Cumunfort admin stratnn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
Nortb CuroIjli1n "A iiIed,

On the 18th ult, Mr.. John " d. johnson for
merry of Rnbeson county n. {. but tor the last
two ycarns n resident of Putnam county Florida
was shot Ivy II man namrd Tucker Mr.. johnson
was an officer and while attempting t. arrest
Tucker the latter seized his rife and shat BIN
through the groin killing him almost instantly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12


Robert Tyler has been invited to deliver the
anniversary Grafton of the Washington James
town Association.
On Monday Dr. Blackburn was ell cited Mayor
of Charlie stown. Va.,and Geo. Mauz.7 Esq, May
or of Harper's Ferry
james T. Crary, Esq, lawyer, and two other
persons were lately drowned at Helena, Ark.
Capt, A. McDiamd,o of the steamer J. II. I1augh
ton, was drowned by falling overheard in the
Cape Fear river, last week.
Gen. John +. Minus, superintendent Of the At
lanta, Ca. and Lagrange Railroad. died at Au-
gusta, G !. last week.
Peter Johnson. for murder. has been sentenc-
ed at Greensboro n. c. to be hung on the 9th
of June.
The value of the property left by the late Mrs.
Garrett, to the Garrett Biblical Institute, Chi
cngo, is not less than S'0O,0O0
James Costello. of New Orleans. sentenced 10
death, recently attempted to commit suicide by
-tabbing himself with fork
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smother 4apirer s1Ty. :"


The American Anti-Slavery Society assembled
Wednesday morning in the City Assembly Rooms
Broadway, New York. The attendance was, a.
usual very full, the greater proportion of the an
ditory being females, and amateur agtators.--
The speakers we're Rev. Charles Relnond "A col
ored Clergyman WIN. Lloyd Garrison, Mrs. Lu-
CIV Stone I}lackH ell, et ID omne genus.
The tone of the addresser was quite as violent
as ever. Rev. Samuel May, of Syracuse, was
particularly bitter against the South. the Union
and the Constitution. Rev. Theo. Parker ''shriek-
ed" in the same vein but there was nterrup
ton, beyond an occasional voiiey of Kisses and
groans.
The following resolutions were unanimously
passed, and we give them. embodying the gen
eral spirit of the meeting:
Resolved That constitutional liberty has ceased
to exist in this country, that we are living under
the sway of 'border ruffianism," Incorporated in
the person of FRANKLIN Pierce, no longer the lr-
gitimate President fthe United States.
Resolved That we shall not give nor ask any
quarter; but motto Is, Victory or DEATH
The receipts of the year s33,646 53; expen-
ditures 500, l35 90. Balance in treasury, 81,
507 63.
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LILY. CARRIAGES. nuGGIEs. nocI<A-

tg5q 4st- WAYS, Ac, &cJOHH II. BfDIAkE, successor
to his father. II. NJ Didlake has just received
beautiful lot of CARRIAGES, BIGG1ES, &f lie Is also
prepared Ia work order and all repairs neatly
and promptly done having In Ills employ MIR r. New
of the best Coach Smiths In America having served
time In Of the largest manufacturing establishments
the State. ma ii .dA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

NOEIGE.-Eor thc purpose of putting new
~ aequcdue Black Water Greek and enable the
for the enlargement of the Basin at Lynchburg to
take the remaining portion df the excavation below the
Of the Canal the navigation will be Interrupted aud
pended tho Fad division of the Canal follows On tho
fst level below the Water Works Dam the will be
drawn oil the 4h of June to enable the Company to build
Bay the Canal above aud below Black Water
Creek when the 9TH of June the level will be filed by
of feeder tank Black Water Creek, after
which the navigation will remai1 above and below said
acquoduc until 11th June when the will be drawn
OFF the Levels from Lynchbug u the Combined Locks aud
remain until the 18th July when the navigation viii be full
y restored Notice hereby given all persons using water
from the Canal below tho Black Water Acquednct for mill
ing other PURPOSES that will be allowed to be
drawn from the Canal for any whatever from the 9TH
June to the 9Th June
By order of the President Of the II, & X co.
JAMES " HARRIS
anil Repairs ID Division.
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SIMPSON a nROTuEn,

~ SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE S4s v
- LYNcnnund, April ~ st, ls56-Wo are -,
~ now Ia receipt Of the heaviest, aud moht
varied stock. has get bocn pleasure offer liberal
public
Those who will favor establishment with Wilt Will DO
with the general superior character and style Of
goods beside finding tho ample assortment IN every
branch trade conssng Heavy and Fhry Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Guns aud Rifles, Aions
self Cooking aud Cots Pistols, Hunting aud Fishing
lacke, Silver Plated Ware of warranted quality Book
I'm and britannia Goods naddory. Carriage, aud Buggy
trimlngH, Shoemakcr's Findings, Floor aud Table on
Cloths, Carpenters, Nilwright's Whnolwflghia, and
Smiths Tools Housekeeping articles of almost
descriptions Window Shades t Conco. Bands md Pins
A. sc House Building Materials such French Glass and
Locks OF every style aud furniture, &c &c Farming
ais gouerayl Patent Grain Cradles Grass BRdes, aud tools
ofevory variety To be found In Huch establishment at
wholesale retail prices Our stock Ia chiefly from tho
uteurera and selected IN aud those
WIN may call they viii nd assortment unsurpassed In any
part Of tn south \ NJ SIMPSON.
CIlAS. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

The event exciting most attention, was the
grand review of the fleet on Wedne sduv. the ODD
uit. The papers overflow with details. Over
one hundred thousand spectators present.
on land and he fleet numbered over two
hundred and forty ships Of war, big and little all
steamers with the exception of two comprised
thirty four thousand horse power carried three
thousand guns and thirty three thousand men,
including sixteen gun boats and three floating
batteries. aud extending twelve miles along the
water east and west across Spithead. The fleet
formed four squadronS, aud performed great
many naval maneuvres for the edifi3a of the
Queen.
1t is said that the Earl of FL having refused
the appointment of Governor Of Victoria. the i'm
portant appointment, has been offered to Mr.. Oil
plant, his private secretary IN Canada.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

"a .sHe#s aoa ,a4g - no. stalled. no
tfe pr,ee 10 be pa d for il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
f6kdA Gases Mass nnd SiicL GiauOricc Jm-i .
y wv reiFtd on consgumcni-pnr' scle fine.
A.

fEO THE u,ADfES.-Thc subscriber A2.r,
takes great pleasure IN informing THO ladies and 3HS&j
The public generally, ha she will open MOI day VtIX
handsome asaorimoui OF SILK Grape, Lace Hair md So
Braid Banncts, thildeng Flats Dress Gaps Ribbons
Flowers They have been seected with from the
must fashionable houses She feels they viii plcnBe
and respectfully solcs the patronage of her friends
aud all otera who may thing In her line Of business
2)tus JANE SIMPSON.
Rem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

VNV AEtEHV hU.-N Nne Tot OF NV OTfc0ns
W aud Coffee sugar all grades and preus imperial Gun
Powder md Black Toannw No aud 2MaekcrVlH beautiful
l Of Dried Beef heh VIII take pleasuts In stng for FAM
It's New o. Leans md Cuba Moaaaes Cutting aud Pine Apple
Cheese Sperm, AdnmRnuc, Fancy Coorcd md Iaow Can
dies, Virginia Uermotitaly scaled Peaches sPar Pop
Corn Candy hno lot of brpons homemade, Toilet
and Bar SNAP, Lap uira, Rio mud Java CnHe.
have also added t. stock beautiful lot of DRY
GOODS such Cashmere Plaid GinRhams Prints,
Plaid and Striped Domestic Bleached uhblnachnd Cot
ton, wheh viii sell low for Cash
mhy 5us j. II SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12
rETERsBURG ADVERTISEMENT.
~ EEr rs.E PIANO ASH MoNEx TOO

IN YOU undecided whore YOU M get The CHEAPEST
aud BEST PIANOS Just postpone the matter until you epn
take Off NAS- trial Sou can retain TIE money
nntil the PIANO has given satisfncon
Ito willing give bond and security TO furnish you with
n superior Instrument ut n / " price
ea osnerial, enrus.d selection always receive
particular care ". y NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
- Sycamore corner of Hank rtreet,#
nn7ta Petersburg, Va
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ra,alE Mla!nssr CAsu rUsCGs rAIp

II mo locatod n lho noghboIhood Of Uon o q UIy sod
Bej Wilkes ED, miles from the city of lypchbhrg mill
Of New London aud mile North of tho Salem Turnpike Of
his services the Czous Of the ncihbor
hood aud surrounding country.
With experience of ten years In the practice of modehe
In ouso populated and sky portion Of tho Western
trho hopes be able 10 the diseases Of thus climate
sneefssfully june 6wts,
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IPENDN Wade GbOUBbNss, sssDbbS,
~ CASHMERE ,NEsrtNGs &r.at Auction This morn
10 oeie viii sell Market Street aarge assortment
aeasonahie keady Made oloihns consisting Of Coats,
Pants Shirts Nes &c also large lot ei fine summer Cloths,
cassimeres, Nesing. sc C. X PHELPS. Aucfr
may
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II
cash prices for LAND WARRANTS I will also attend to
prosecution of any claims against the Federal Government
j. n GORDON,
Attorney at Law.
9TH and 9th alley, Ivnotburg
Va lsep 1td&cl0m
The daily union., 1856-10-11

eeed contract shall have been removed
from yard specially authorized by the department
will be stipulated in the contract that default shall be made
delivering all or any OF the articles
mentioned quality al the places above PROVIDED
then said viii Forfeit and pay 10 me
lnea States OF money equal 10 twice
The herein agreed upon The price 70
be paid for the thereof which
qudated damages may recovered from time 20 time as they Ac
sign he contract and their responsibility Ger
collector district Attorney OF some ethof
person satisfactorily the bureau.
IL provided the that the bureau shall have the
without loss damage 10 the
Congress shall have made sncen appropfa
for the completion OF the works es
which this based and shall also
diminish the quantities named IN the
tho schedule twenty ye per
offers shall be accepted will be noei by letter
through post oc which shall be considered sufficient
tho supplies specified with
days notice from the bureau Of the accept
will be made with some other person or
persons OF such deiaung bidder VIII be held re-
spopsibe for all delDquencies. - i. 4...s.
strict WIN
will option of the bureau, be rejected.
accepted VIII be Dohed ana
be ready for execution thereafter as may be
practicable ..... ... .......
Sep l9-luw4w