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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-17
PORT OF BATH.
DISASTERS.

ship Buena Vista, (of Richmond Mel Dunlevy, FIN
Tapan supposed for savannah went ashore LIST inst on
the South breakers at the entrance of st Catharines
Sound Georgia The st amer Gordon leave Sa-
vannah 9TH to render assistance but from the ncleme
cy of the weather but light hopes ente tanned or
saving the ship The fast officer had landed at Sape
Island with four lie had left to seek assistance at
Savannah, but the weather prevented and forced him
to and ON the is and
Ship Adriatic (of Bath Jewett Boston for Buenos
Ayres, which ashore the English Bank, was got
of previous to Nov IL after throwing about two
thirds OF her cargo of lumber and pro eeded to Monte
video The balance of the cargo would be shipped TO
Buenos AyreS- The was assisted by the sloop-of
war Germantown at much personal SIX of her officers
and men. A letter from the agent of New York under
writers states that the Adrac was taken to Montevdo
Nov 10 with hit injury to the that about
one third of the cargo oumber had been thrown over
and that other merchandise received on board the
Germantown and taken of The letter adds
Commander Lynch his officers and crew are entitled
to the highest praise for their determined perseverance
roscuing the Adratic from her psros position risk
ing their lives in various instances to attain their OBJ
ect happily realized after toiing days and as
many sleepless nights
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SEVEN DAYS LATER

&o LwA A - x - - - .
The steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, ar
rived at New York on Sunday afternoon.
She left Liverpool on Saturday goth, at
p. NJ, and Cork, Jan. I'd, bringing London
dates to 3lst ult and Cork dates of Jan. 2.
The news by the arrival is not important
and mostly confined to rumors.
Peace negotiations remain in statu quo
Prince iEsterhazy has reached St. Petersburg
with the Western uitimatum, but it is not yet
replied TO. Australia has notified Prussia of
its contents and Prussia assents TO urge it up
ION the Gar.
Saxeny has aIso-sent to St. Petersburg Bar
eon Sebach, to recommend the Car to accept
dhe ultimatum.
Runner reports that Denmark is about to
Join i'll the Western Alliance as Sweden has
The propositions of the Western Powers are
kept secret, but it is believed that Russia
would accept but for Engiand's demands for
indemnity which Russia backed by Austria
absolutely refuses.
There is no news frem the seat of war ex-
scept details of the capture of Kars.
A despatch frem Vienna to the London
Times states that Count Buol had communi-
Gated the terms of peace to Prince Gortscha-
𝔬 they are the same as mentioned in that
paper 'of Dec. IL. The territory demanded 10
secure the free navigation of the Danube in
that part of Bessarabia lying between the for
tress of Chotyr, on North Salt Lake, Casyk
on the south, and the Pruth on the vest
Ehree weeks from the day of delivery, is the
time allotted far consideration.
Advices from Censtaatinople TO the I7ih
alt, state that sixty merchantmen had been
wrecked off the Salina mouth, 400 lives lost
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Capt. Lang, of steamship Canada, which ar
rived up al o'clock on Friday morning :. re-
ports the passage the most stormy he ever
knew. On The 28ih ult, lat. 40 so, Ion. 40.
encountered a teori6c hurricane, which lasted
from 10 at night till 6 a NJ. next morning
The paddle-boxessof the Canada were consid-
erably damaged by the force Of the sea- aud
the officers of the deck were forced tn lash
themselves to the mast 10 maintain their posi-
tions. Six or eight sea captains who were
GA board ak expressed the opiniun that the
hurricane was one Of the most severe which
they had ever experienced, but the staunch yes
sci carried them safely through it, with dam
age To the buiwatks and boats stove.-BoaOn
Post
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Food GErrtNG CHEAPEk.-November %
SIX weeks ago, afdiaary state -four sold at
wholesale fnr 80 25 9 81 Ia per barrel-
To-day The same brand sud for So 81 ID Z
50 3-4-a fatl Of 81 81 LIZ per barrel. or near
" Is per cent, aud this ia the heart of winter
with the great chaunels Of cheap transportation
clused. A year ago to-day this brand Of dour
sold for So rs 81 l-2-or nearly dollar
per barrel higher thaa acw. Will the bakers
please make note Of the abave Six weeks
ago pork sold fnr S2l rs 90 SO per barrel;
to-day fur SIS IS. Sugars aud mos; articles
in the grocery line are also cheaper. Butter
and eggs, apples and potatoes, and most other
kinds Of ea!ables are, To say the least, nc high
er.-N. Y. Times.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-17

CONSISTENCY OF PRESIDENT PIERCE. The
abuse showered upon President Pierce because
of his bold assertion and mastery vindication
Of the rights and duties of the states under the
constitution, seems to infer that all this was.a
new development of principle. 1t is, on the
contrary, in exact and conclusive consistency
with the whole career of the President. from
the beginning of his public life down to the
moment of his election as chief magistrate of
the United States. He has never for mo-
ment wavered on these questions. His record
In both houses of congress is so complete, thar
in 1852 1t was compiled and circulated by the
advocates of General Scott through the north
rem states, to show that General Pierce was
completely identified with the very doctrines
which he is now denounced for reiterating in
his annual message! 1t is well to remind the
country Of fact which the enemies of the
democratic party seem anxious to conceal
Wash. Uuion.
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Mr. Charles Douglass, a mcalder, formerly
in the employ of ]. P. Flagg and w. R. Pres
colt in this city. met with a serious accident on
Wednesday at Holmes & Robbins Foundry,
Gardiner, in consequence of having the bottom
0i his ladIe drop OUT when filled with melted
Iron. the Iron dSopPirg TO wet saad caused
il 10 explode, throwing it over his person and
burning him severely. Il is feared he will
lose the sight Of one eye, il he survives the ac-
cident He is an honest, iRdusa rieus man, and
has always been highly esteeged By his en-
ployers-and those who know him.-Hallouo-
ell Gazette aa
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-17

FIRST DEVELOPMENTS of LEAP YEAR A
party 0: twenty-five ladies and gentlemen,
from Rockville, Conn. visited this CITY on
Friday, in the capacity of sleighing party,
dining and taking supper at the Massasoit
House, aad sisising the Armory and other of
the prominent features of Springfield. The
ladies acted as escorts for the gentlemen, or
dering the meals, paying the bills, and fur
nlshing the comforts of the trip generally
We shall hope TO record many fruits of this
leap year galiantry among our matrimonial an.
nouncements before the year is over.-Sprng-
field Republican. -H 7
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The Eureka Toilet Soap,

Superior to everything before produced for removing
TAN or extracting grease, tar OIL pitch
from SILKS and WooLESs. Used with Whiting it gives
fine polish to silver or britannia ware.
For the Toilet use 1t as you would soap and
the skin will become soft and healthy To the gen.
era use OF this soap, is only necessary that the public
should become acquainted with its many excelences
The Agents of the Company authorized to refund
in all where the Soap fails to give satisfc-
ton, upon the return of the Soap.
II None genuine but such may be obtained from the
Company,or their duly authorized gents.
Sold by the principal Grocers in the United States
Canatias.
HARRINGTON & co. General Agents.
= Post Office Address, Roxbury Mass
Wholesale Agent for Boston,
2m31 GEO. A. SIMMONS, No. 81 Long Wharf.
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Murriuqts.

In this city, 10Th inst, by Rev. A. Moore Mr. Benjamin
L. Bailey to Miss Helen A. Jackins both Of Wiscasset
In Georg etown, by RevJohn McEadden, Capt Chas. d.
Farrin to Miss Malyna A. Young both of Georgetown.
In Ptston, Stephen u. Meady to Miss Susan A. Bailey
In Litchied, q. w. Mcclellan, A. u. Of Monmouth to
Miss Cynthia III. Potter, of Iitchfeld Corner.
In West Gardiner, Mr.. Robert G. Hdreth Of West Gar
diner, to Miss Hullah J. Hodgdon, of Salmon Falls
In Augusta, Thos j. Colby of Watervlle Miss Eliza
beth A. Hanks; Amasa s. Lord to Miss Charlotte Good
win of Rome I; Amariah X. Pummcr to Miss ANA E.
Plammer Of Palermo.
In ROckand Mr.. William II. Rankin, to Miss Eliza j.
Heal, both Of r.
In Warren, Mr.. Andrew Fuller, to Miss Elizabeth Gay
In Gardiner, Mr. Joseph c. Atkins, Jr., of Gardiner, to
Miss Esther A. Atkinson Of IIalowe.
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Drutbs.

In this city, 14th Inst, VIM. Weeks, aged " years
In this city, 9th inst Mrs Elizabeth Beas aged 67 yrs
In this city, 18th inst, Mrs Mary +. Mansfield, OF Port
land, aged 81 years.
III Gardiner, Mr. Robert A. Furguson, aged 81.
In Gardiner, Mrs Butler aged loo years. months and
Is days.
In Gardiner Mr. Charles Stuart, aged 80 years.
In Merser, Mrs.. 1ydia Williams of Rockaud, aged 10
years.
In Thomaston Mrs Sally Lermond aged about So years;
Mrs. Henrietta lIinkley, aged 81 years
In Bowdoinham, Adam Patten aged 76 years mos.
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Bath, Jan. 7, 1856.

ScorT MORSE Co. are under the necessity Of calling
on all those indebted to them by note account whose
term of credit has EXPIRED make immediate payment
enable them to meet their immediate and pressing ab-
ties. Don't say "We will pay the Interestingly don't
need it." We do need it. and must hare principal in
terest to do justice creditors and ourselves What
would you do, your creditor told you did not need
your pay and did not pay you Could you buy your
bread and pay your debts We in the same condi-
ton Therefore, you need pay to do justice and
to yourselves All notes and accounts Of more than three
years standing, with others, will be left with
to collect who will not call personally unless there
special agreement to the contrary. So "About this time
look out for a STORM !"
Bath, Jan. Z, 1856 1y30
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See what those Say who have Tried it .
The Rats do not die in their Holes,
BITT


A Twe-story thoroughly built wooden
u House, ffythree feet long, thrtythree wide, con-
tanning sixteen Rooms, Wash Room, Cistern, never
freezing cellar under the whole house, with Wood House
and Barn connected the house. together with the lot
land belonging thereto Said lot is two hundred and twenty
feet on Pleasant Street, and extending from Pleasant
Front Street, thirty rods south of Railroad Depot The
above is OF the most pleasant and desirable situations
in the village. For terms which will be most LIBERAL apply
% HENRY w. OWEN, Esq, Bath, or BENJAMIN \.
TALLMAN on the premises. 4Ys iae
Richmond, Jan. Il, 1866 31tf
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SpOK EN

Nov !, lat n, Ion 2sW ship Lorenzo, Morrow, from
Greenock Oct for Australia
No date, IS miles from Cape Clear ship Asyaia, Wade
from Liverpool for New Orleans
Nov 49, lat 40 49, Ion AZ As was signalized ship LIZZIE
Drew, Percy from New York
Dec Is lat Is Il lon 81 Sc was signalized ship Will
lam nj Rogers, Thompson, from Newport Z for Jamai-
ca. vt. VIZ y
Dac q, lat q II, Ion g. ship Naples of Bath, from
Leghorn q days from Gibraltar for New York.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue license from
~ the Judge of Probate in and for the county Sagada
hoe, there will Be exposed for sale the premises in Bath
Saturday, the ninth day of February o'clock
in the afternoon, all The real estate of Sarah f. Thomson
late of Bath in the county OF Sasdahoc deceased
payment of her just debts and incidental charges of
Said real estate consists of lot of land and building there
and is situated the Of High and Centre
in sad Bath. j. T. HUSTON, Administrator.
Dated at Bath this 9th day of January. 1856 3w3O
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EASTERN TIMES
IS MiRllE JOURNAL. So

SrINsoS Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
or the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Capt
stnson favoaby known experienced merchant and
ipmaster, formerly of this city All business entrusted
him viii be attended to with promptness despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-17

We are glad TO see that WM. McLooN, ESQ,
af this city, has been elected one of the Gov
ernor's Council. Ia Mr.. M. Gov. Wells will
6nd careful and prudent adviser OckIand
Gazette
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SagadahOc Agricultural and
HORTICULTURAL Society.

E members Of the Sagadahoe Agricultural Horti-
cultural Society hereby notified that the annual
meeting of said society will be held the Common Council
Room, in the City Hall Building. Bath the third
"Wednesday of January inst, at nine O'Clock in
the forenoon for the choice of officers transact any
other business that may legally before said meeting
FRANCIS BURLINGTON, President
JAMES H.. WHITMAN, Secretary.
Bath, Jan. I, 1885, = 2w30
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Flour and Corn,

d ALTIM0RE Family, Extra and Fancy Flour, Genesee
ID various brands. Southern Yellow Corn and Meal fol-
sale at prices to correspond with the fall in the Southern
Markets, by
Jan. 7. MCCLELLAN DENNIS co. :
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Eureka Family Noap. !.

Warranted to rash in hard, Soft or Sail Wat
er, ,cithom boiling The Clothes. I'D
THIS and valuabe article has won the appreciation
L of all housekeepers who have had opportunity Of
testing its quality 1t not only does good execution
cleansing clothing Of all descriptions, but it fuel
and prevents the steam which produced from the usual
mode OF washing, where boiling is required 1t may be
used upon the most delicate fabric without injury and
healthful influence upon the skin in either cold
weather. leaving 1t free from such rritaons
queny produced from the usual chemical combinations.
For general cleansing purposes about house, cleaning
paint carpets tin ware &C., it is superior anything
heretofore discovered Used with Bristol brick, gives
superior polish to cutlery Its cheapness will recommend
il % renrral nse.
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Free Exhibition T!

NOW open at D. T. PERCY'S No. Q, Kellys Block, the
IN LARGEST and MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
of EMBR0IDER ES offered this CITY, consisting of
Collars, Sleeves, Cambria and Muslin Bands Plain
and Stitched Linen Sets French Wrought do Grape Col
lars, Wrought Hsndkerchies, &C., &c.
The above goods will be marked at the uey 7rest cash
price, and every lady in want Of any article the Embroi
derry line, cannot fail to be suited.
II The subscriber is selling his entere stock Of
Silks Shawls and Dress Goods at nearly 20 cent less
than former price for few weeks only previous to taking
account Of stock.
Now is the time get bargains at D. T. PERCY'S op
posite Sagadahock House, Bath.
Bath, Dec. II, 1855.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-17

" Reader, you afflicted with any kind Of humors
suffering from the effects of Indigestion, fatuency
veness troubled with bilious stomach affection Of the v
er or the piles if consult your physician, and he will
undoubtedly advise you procure bottle of G. W. stones
Vegetable Liquid Catharc, it has been proved rela-
BILE remedy in all the above complaints. 2m
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Sin and Redemption.
BYD. N. SHELDON. II. n

THIS work which is attracting so much attention in the
religious world at the present time, can be found at
Jan. Is. 1m3f STEARNS' PERIODICAL DEPOT
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Has nothing to do scith CIRCUITS
selling CHILLING.
Fresh from Boston lot Of clothing has come.
Where thslaw says man shall sell no more rum,
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
With rigs for your body from your head your FEET
Respiration may tell you 10 try thin coar,-
flrut IN Summer breezes will gracefully float.
A. gents, CIRCUITS the that has them on hands
me lasirohs and fabrics are equally. grand.
n sun you are quoting the high price OF flour,
And all the Provisions you daily deyour, sFt
Then Grous Is the mans and now at his Store, IN
nellsell you even cheaper than ever before. Va
Cail in and look at our goods i you win,
Wen show them cheerfniy Us we now do our bHt,
Come look for the proofand jodge for yourselves,
OF the keady-made clothing now piled our shelves
Come! Conner. Come 10 GR0UTsSggy .aAl
Three doors North Elliot House Block Front street hath,
Maine. .~if t III. r, OROCTs
July I. 1885. tf
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Artisans, Mechanics, and Seamen's

Eureka Soap, for Hard, Soft. or Sail Wafer.
This new article is peculiarly calculated for those who
work in oils grease, machinery, removes from
the skin all foreign substances without subectng it to
such Irritation as is generally produced by the use of the
common alkaline soaps Tar, pri4teI's ink, wax STAINS
&c, which seldom yield to ordinary soaps
once by the of this article 1t is also invaluable for
,l,ipun
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Beef and Pork.

M ES5 and Prime PORK, Chicago Beef &c for sale tn
VI reduced rates, by NJ
JAM. 800" MCCLELLAN. DENNIS& co.
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LOST

IN Monday last, in passing from the of Elm down
" Washirgou through Centre and Elm streets Iadys
FUR TIPPEr. The finder shall be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at THIS OFFICE. Jan. q 3w
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NeW9paper9.

DAILIES.-Northern Tribune Portland Advertiser,
Boston ADVERT er, Boston Atlas Boston Post, Boston
Journal Boston Bee, Boston Herald, Boston Mail.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pictorial, Flag of Our Union,
True Flag American Union, Star Spangled Banner Yam
kee Prvateer, Yankee Blade Ladies' Enterprise, Waiver
ly Magazine, N. Y ledger, Eastern Times Olive Branch,
Rural Intelligenser American Sentinel Lincoln Democrat,
N. " Herald, ~ Y Tribune. v Y Times, Home Journal,
Police Gazette. Clipper Boston Pilot Citizen, Scientific
American, New England Farmer Saturday Evening Post,
Weekly Traveller, Weekly Journal Sleepers Port Folio,
and all other popular Newspapers of the day.
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S. d. HALEY

INFORMS his friends and the public generally,
that he has hand and will constantly keep for
sale nj he Unrest cash Drices
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NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES TOR 1856.
Now is the time to, Subscribe
DEPOTe

WHY viii you patronize travelling agents who nmany
w have swinded you out Of your subscriptions,
when can do hette every Mt = rtl~
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Harpers' Magazine, Putman's Monthly, Grsham's Mag
azine, Godeys Lady's Book, LttelPs Living Age Mort
American Review North British Review, Eclectic Maya
zine Arthurs Home Magazine Petersons National Maya
zine Ballou's Monthly, Merchants Magazine, Leses
Y Journal Lessie's Fashion Book Harpers Story Book
Forresters Magazine for Children, and all other popula
Magazines and Monthes Of the day. M ~.
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Oh BIS. Baldwin, Nonsuch, Bellower and Winter
w Apples, for sale by NJ. II. GANNETT.
Jan. I, 1856. t3tHrHs
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You can save Your POSTAGE
You get them quicker, and without fail
You can discontinue when you please exchange Tor
any other publication at any time
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COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR LINCOLN Co. Z
Jan. Z, 1856. .t,r-n.. rFfr w
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MaGa2ines,

The subscriber offers the following list Of pubcatiu
under the above named advantages
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Copartnership
To the Trade.

TUSTreceived 20 casks extra bleached winter polar OF
u for sale at the lowest Boston price, by
JAM. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS L co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-18

eesd articles offered under the na dmsn
ifu the yard unless specially authorized by .a.
IL will be Stipulated Ia le Contract ha " default shai po
hy delivering all or 0i tue aIees
eDtoned Of the Quality the s and places above provided
then ahd Ii ha ease. said pres VIII fott and pay lo tne
Uneo sas qudated damas sum ofnoney equal 70 twice
the Of the herein agreed upon a. the pe %
OF the actual delivery lperoi wieh
qdaled damages be recovered fon Time 70 time as hey &C
The suretes must sign the contract their responsibility
agent district attorney or some ole
person satisfactorily known the bureau t.a..- L., =.
IL provided contract thai the bureau SHAH have M
power without damage 10 the gov
Congress shall not have made suiheen apopa
named the completion OF the works
maIed which this is based and sha
diminish the quantities named in the
the schedule twenty nse pr
cent
once which notc. sba b. considered aheien
tor the supplies rpncnd WIN
noce FROM the bureau OF me aecep
aes their will be with other
such dciautng bidder will be held re-
aponsibe for all denquencies, . ...-.... .,-..-..-- -
An offers moi made conformity with this advertisement
WILL at the option of the bureau be rejected,
Those accepted Will be n0hed and
30 for execution soon thereafter as may be
practicable
sen
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, d C.,
Rt Georgetown, ID. q.

TREASURY DkrARraEsT, :
Bephmber "a, 1856
cRALED PROPOSALS received s men until
81 22d day Of November a. ID So, at - O'Clock
construction OF the Georgetown house and oce
said proposals the whole
ihent knds b,is OF should ompany
bid, OF each Kind u work,
The proposals. Invited eof de
interest OF tn United States requires ID the department also
tight exclude bids OF whom
mere is will
shall iein
bids and all buds th investigation below air price
70 +.
contract viii be such bidders details
The department prices different kinds
es which shalt b. subject tho revision of the department.
that the hid shall equ'aby appoTtoned upon
work sulde the Department. making payments.
hDety OF he Of and materials dev
cred according
uf OF the department. appointed for that
p0se om time tin the Wfk Progresses,
rn per u the completion uf The
cepaee The work by aforesaid and be iorfetd
IA the event OF non -nlhlment OF contract.
will awarded builders and mechanics,
and Secretary
he reasuy, viii be a. forfeiture Of the same.
accompanied
district Judge a',orney disicl S5OOu
work, Of opordonae amount 1t paIt,
will when required his proposal be accsped
and bond with and sufficient securities for
Plans working drawings
thirty days. information obtained appca ion
department.
The proposals addressed
Secretary Treasury endorsed Proposals for the Georgewn
Ec.,') and will be opened at o'clock Of the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Sept 24-2aw6Odays flint. Star.