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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-10-18
AMERICAN HOUSE.

CORNER OF ST. ANTHONY, EXCHANGE AND
~ FOURTH STREET, st. Paul, Minnesota. s. LONG,
Proprietor The Proprietor of the American House
specially announce to their old patrons and strangers
visiting ST. Paul, that this popular hotel has been thor
oughly renovated and fitted up with and elegant
furniture and that they prepared to entertain those
who may favor them with their patronage in manner
to fully sustain the former reputation of the house. Con-
nected with the American is Livery Stable prepared
to furnish pleasure parties, and others, with elegant
outs. oct4-daw1y
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ST. LOUIS HOUSE,

A G.. MCKENZIE, PRoPRIEToR.-The location of t.
~ popular Hotel is distinguished i'll Minnesota hsto
as being Fort Smelling, the bank of the Mis-
sisspp River ard is desirable resort for pleasure elk
ers, those who wish pleasant and agreeable retirement
from the perpleNtes and of business for the
pose of recruiting enervated health. The Proprie
tor promises additional inducements to the public for
liberal patronage. je S-dtf
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

I W. MABON, PBoPBIETOR-St. Paul, Minnesota
d GOOD Boarding by the day, week month easy
terms. Good sabling attached. share of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited Stages call the
House daily for Passenger. Sgn Square and Compass
st. Paul, January 20, 1SjS.-w1y
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CHARLES G. PETTEYS,
against
7. REATTIE. Jr.

CHARLES Ii. PETTEfS,
against Summons.
]. BEATTIE, Jr.
To ]. BEATTIE, Jr :
~OU hereby summoned and required to answer
u the complaint in this action, which has been
died in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
aforesaid, at his Office at ST. Paul. in said County of
Ramsey, and to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint the subscribers at their Office, at st
Paul sforesad within twenty days after the service
this summons exclusive of the day OF such
vice and ii you fail ~ answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
will take judgm, MT ,ains you for the sum of hun
bred and dollars an ftysx cents with interest
on the hundred dollars from the twenty srst
day July, thousand eight hundred and frysi
besides the Costs Of this actioc.
September Is, 1856.
AMES & VAN ETTEN, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys. sl3w7w
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STEAM sAyy-MILL FOR SALE.

TNIE Steam Saw Mill at Cannon City, recently
i pleted and in perfect running order is offered for
sale by .e ropsiesofs. The engine is 40 horse power
and with all the other machinery, which is of the
most substantial kind, and the most approved plan.
Power to the amount 500 to 1000 per be
ted for Flour Mill, the stock of which be easily OBJ
tanned, better point in the Territory be found
for MILL Power for other purposes has been rented
The capacity of the Mill is such that will cut 30 thos
and feet of soft lumber and 16 to IS of hard wood every
"a hours To those who wish to embark in the business
the propretors safely recommend the mill one of
the best in the Territory and better point be
found in this section of the country either for numbering
or Touring.
Apply to N. T. Talbot Cannon City, or to Hieary
Washington, Hartings. jy7-daWtf
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NOTICE TO CAPITALIsTs.

GREATEST BARGAINS in Land ever offered it Sain
VI Paul. .....~---..... -- tE3t IS .
The following pieces of Real Estate will be sold at q
per cent below the Market Prices: - u ID
$1,000 of Land in different parts of the Territory
at from 81 to $40 per acre.
1000 adjoining the City of ST. Paul;
$50 acres at La Pointe Lake, Superior;
120 lots in Dayton Irvine's Addition st. Paul;
los acre lots in Lyman Dayton's Addition to St. Paul
IS g 4" Dayton Warren's ="
60 lots in Lyman c. Daytons End 6 GO
70 lots in various portions of the City of st. Paul
improved and unimproved. 2. .
The Warehouse, Store and Lots at the Upper Landing
belonging to Lyman Dayton.
The above viii be sold in quantities to suit purchasers
TERMS cash, and the remainder in one and TIVE
years. My prices such to enable me guarantee
% per cent. upon the amount paid in cash. E. 81
will guarantee so per cent upon locations of LAM
Warrants for others, in two years.
Loans negotiated for capitalists yielding from "a to
per cent, upon unexceptionabe real estate security
Information always given with pleasure to strangers il
relation to lands in the Territory .... oct 1S-daw
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nN THE PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
~ By M. B. Ia CRoIx, NJ. d. Albany New York $50
Pages and 100 Fine Plain and Colored Autographs and
Plates, SAINT free of hostage narts q
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LAND AGENCY.

600 ACRES for sale. Good farming land partly cul
II tyated not far from st. Paul. These Lands will
sold or rented in quantities to suit.
C. MYgR & ii. MINDEN,
Corner Seventh and Broadway, st. Paul. daw
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e. BY telegraph we learn there was a
frost in the vicinity Of New. Orleans Monday
night. - =
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SAINT PAUL Iron STORE.

NICOLS BERKEY, Wholesale Dealers in IRON,
IN Nails, Steel, Pows Axes, Anvis, Vices Bellows and
Heavy Hardware Wabasha Street ST. Paul. NJ. 7. Also,>
Agents for Herring Heitz's Fire. Proof Safes Are
receiving their large stock, consisting in part Of
240 tons Of assorted iron.
1000 kegs Of assorted mails.
25 tons Plow Steel. F. ti
S tons Spring Steele.
3 tons Cast Steele. ... -
100 Sets Assorted Axels:-
so pairs Elliptic Springs.
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth.
2 tons Grind Stones. l seasfs sts1v
200 Boxes Window Glass. -.
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin
Linseed Oil and Varnish.
100 bundles Printing Paper.
Breaking Flows, Cross and Corn Flows.
Anvils, Bellows and Vices. #. ..
Shooting, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Iron Kettles.
Axes, Saws and Crobars.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes.
Coil and Log Chains. at ... 4.
Screws, Plates, Nuts, Washers,
And large assortment of vulcanized Rubber and
Leather Betting Lace Leather and Packing for engines
all of which they will sell at low prices, and liberal dis
count will be given to the trade. je23-wtf
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"A. 1919 ~ YoI.YNso 9, a. JOHNSON

wELLMXN 4 JOHNSON.
CIVIL ENGINEERS, Saint Paul, Minnesota All kinds
OF Surveying, Mapping, &C., executed to order Office
ms Armsrong's Building few doors above the Post
Gurley, Instrument Makers Troy, New York, and can
furnish Instruments of the first quality at lower rates
than they can be obtained any where else in the Terri
tory. Specimens of them may be seen at our ONCE.
sygd gfnno STEES & HUNT, .g.,G sIf
UNDERTAKINGS, corner Third and Minnesota streets,
Saint Paul. Minnesota. Puncual attendance given in
this line Of business at all hours upon the most
sonable terms. We have received full stock of Me-
stailc Burial cases, to which would invite public
attention.
MARTIN DREW,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS and qualities of
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKs, yALIsEs WHIPS, FLY
NETS, &C., also, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. All kinds OF
repairing in his line done in the shortest possible time
Third street. between Minnesota and Robert streets,
St. Paul, Minnesota Territory. 49,
CHARLES E. MAYO. y 9Ia s0s9il3st-G e. BANGS, yr.
sdi CHARLES e. MAYO & CO., 5sr
SUCCESSORS TO F. s. NEWELL. Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery Manufacturers
of and Dealers in Stoves and Tin Ware, Third street,
between Minnesota and Robert Streets ST. Paul, Min
nesota Territory. .lEe u -
1856. HI. f. McCLOSKY, 1856.
WHOLESALE GROCER, Dealer in New York Salt, Pro-
visions, etc., Forwarding and Commission Merchant
No. 82 Levee, and New Railroad Depot, Galena, III
KEIFER & CO., .......... -.,
thony street, St. Paul. Mattresses, Spring Mattresses
Lounge and Bedding Ware Rooms. Church Pews
trimmed in the neatest styles. -
J. srAKKEY. "-ui .- rs C. C. PErTEYs
" JAMES STARKEY & CO.,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE Office Third street, St.
Paul. All business in connection with the above
promptly attended to. Military Land Warrants loca-
ted advantageOusly; Taxes paid; Collections made
and Loans negotiated .i I'LL. IL 80 -
BLAKELEY & BURBANK, o.
STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS Agents for the Minnesota Express Company
Galena, Duneith and Minnesota Packet Company and
Merchants Dispatch. Office, of Jackson street
and Lower Levee, st. Paul. Minnesota. Mark packa
ges, Scare of b. & B. St. Paul., 5sr ayc ~
| G. G. GRISWOLD, .,.
DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Retail
Lambers Brick Building, under the Minnesotian Office
Third street, St. Paul Minnesota. -t e--..
| j. s. SEyVALL,
CIVIL ENGINEER, Office Post Office Building, Sain
Paul, Minnesota Territory. - -,.
| 0-. T.. j. WAY, sa''
NOTARY PUBLIC AND cONvEYANCER. Office OF
Third Street, St. Paul Real Estate bought and solo
commission. G.reTFr
ANDREW THOMPSON. g -.,' . II - HENRY z. HAYNER
THOMPSON & HAYNER, a.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office, No IS Nassau Street
New York City, New York. ..sf.F ."ts t-ri
ID. NIICHAUD, T .l
| DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Liquor
&C., Robert street. st. Paul, Minnesota. <-'--
| .5D1 EDWARD II. PARKER.
| ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Hastings
Minnesota Territory. ag-31
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territory OF Observation-Disclosures ourt--Secopd
Judicial DistriCt--COunty OF Ramsey.

STEPHEN X. CHAMPLIN Gg'st CORNELIUS s. WHIT
NEY. and SARAH A. WHITNEY,-his wife--and,
to all persons having claiming interest in
the real estate or property lying and being in
County of Ramsey, in the Territory of Minnesota,
described as follows to wit:
COMMENCING at the corner of Seventh ond Wauku-
ia streets, running thence westerly along the North
line of Seventh street fifty (50) feet thence northward
y parallel with Waukuta street hundred and fifty
tO) feet, thence eastwardly in line parallel with
Seventh street fifty 5o feet, to Waukua street, thence
southwrrdy along the western line Waukuta street
one hundred and fifty 5O) feet the place of Begin
ning in Block Number two e of Whitney & Smiths ad
dtion to the Town Of St. Paul, county Ramsey, Ter
rory of Minnesota.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned and
Qured to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in this
action, which has been filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court aforesaid at St. Paul. the coun-
ty of Ramsey, in the Territory aforesaid and serve
copy of answer thereto upon the subscribers, at
their office in the City of st Paul aforesaid, within
twenty days after the service of this upon
exclusive of the day of such service you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesa i'd
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
AMES & VAN ETTEN,
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Plymouth AnecdOte.

When has man got enough2 Never,till
he gets little more. A very good story OF
old embargo times and the war Of 1912, was
told us the other day. Under the impulse
of the removal of embargo, there was a sud-
den rise in the value Of property, and such
a demand for it that mercandise was some
times carried off from vecsels before the
owners arrived at their place Of business
and the parties taking it came in afterward
to say that they were at the owners mercy
and must pay what they chose to ask. A
brig was lying at Boston harbor, which had
come up from Plymouth just before the en-
barge was laid, fit for sea. The Plymouth
owner thought it was good time te sell the
brig, and sent up his son for the purpose
telling him to demand eight thousand dol
lars for her, and not take less than six. John
went to B 'stop, found how things stood sold
the brig in moment, and hurried home,
elated with his bargain. As he neared the
house, he saw old man marching up and
down the piazza, and presently he rushed
out to meet his son and hear the result of
the sale.
"Havc you sold the brig, John2'
eyes, father"
"For now much, John 2"
"FOr ten thousand dollars ~
"Ten thousand dollars % cried the old
man, with staring eyes, at hearing price
more than double what thevessel cost "Ten
thousand dollars! l'll bet you've sold her
to some swindler, who don't care what the
price is, and never means to pay his notes"
"Notes, did You say, fathers Why, there
are no notes in the case. l got the money
and put it in the bank. Draw, and you will
get it."
The old gcntlenan's excitement was sud-
denly cooled ard as the ruling passion rose
in its place, he said:
81 say, John, could't you have got a leetle
more %
E[ The New York Mirror gives the
following as the result of observation made
during short tour in the interior, of con-
versations with many scores of people inter
ested in the pending campaign, and of an
attentive daily perusal of its exchange pa
papers: eve are now satisfied that Mr.. Blu
chanan does not stand the shadow of chance
of carrying this State. Some of his best in
formed friends acknowledged this with can
dor and i'll concealed ehagfin. In the North
ern and Western sections he is the mere
shadow of candidate. In such counties as
st. Lawrence, Herkimer, Ontario, Oneida,
Washington, Saratoga and Oswego, and 9th
ers we might mention, there has been pei
feet stampede from the Democratic ranks to
Fremont. The Syracuse and Cincinnati
platforms, endorsing the administration and
the Kansas Nebraska Act, did the business
effectually. The peace patched up was a
hollow one; ratified by politicians and office
holders, it was never accepted by the pee
pie. The consolidation has been merely
nominal; the party is really as much di7id-
ed as in the disntegraton of 1913, when
aS- The Richmond ENQUIRER. special or
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LUMBER! LUNI1ER!s

~E have recently purchased the Steam Saw MN
w at Lakeland and put 1t in good repair, ana ats
now manufacturing all kinds Of Lumber and have n,
hand large quantity which will SELL low for CASH
All orders promptly attended to. A'
July 6-w4n HEYwoOp, YOUNG l. co.
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LNOR the Discharge of Insolvent from his Debts,
pursuant to Chapter SO of the Statutes, for the Re-
lief of 1nsovent Debtors.
the matter of the apple atom In the District Court
of John r. Livingston, an in for the Second Judi
solvent debtor, to be discharg cal District in the
ed from his debts, pursuant to County of Ramsey,
Chapter 50 of the Statutes for and Territory Min
the relief of lnsovent debtors. nesota.
At Special Term of the District Court for the
Second Judicial District in and for The County RAM
in the Territory of Minnesota, held BY his Honor
No es Sherburne, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States for the Territory sMinne
sofa, and Judge OF the District Court aforesaid, his
Chambers at st Paul. in said Ramsey County, the
I2 day of September, 1856, it orierea, inter
aha That all the creditors of John livingston,
nsolvent debtor, be required to show Cause, If any
they have, before The oath day of
S56) at ten 0) O'Clock III the that day,
Chambers at the Capitol, in the City Of ST Paul,
in said County of Ramsey, in the Territory Minnesota,
why assignment of the said insovens should
not be made. and be be discharged from his debts
suant TO the Statute For the Relief of lusOvent Debt
| orS.,
ssAnd further order and direct that notice of the
contents of this order be published in the weekly
Minnesotian,' newspaper published Saint Paul,
said county of Ramsey the seat II Government said
Territory Of Minnesota, once in each week for ten 0)
weeks successfully and also, that notice aforesaid,
be published in each ten (IO) weeks
cessvely, in the Lansing Integencer,' newspaper
published the City of Lansing, the seat of Govern
ment Of the State of Michigan and also, that said
notice be published once in each week for ten weeks
| successfully, in the "Weekly Journa,' newspaper
published in the City of Albany in the State of New York
the seat of Government of said State"
In pursuance of said order, notice is hereby given
that John r. Livingston, of the City of St. Paul, in said
county oil Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota, nsolv
debtor, has filed in the office of theCerk the District
Court in and for the second Judicial District, In the
county of Ramsey aforesaid, at st Paul, in said County,
his application for discharge from his debts pursuant
to the Statutes in such made and provided, and
that each and all OF the creditors of said nsolvent
debtor John r. Livingson,) hereby notified and
quired to show Cause, II they have, before me,
chambers at the Capitol, in the City of st Paul,
said County of Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota
the twenty fourth (aah day of December, A. D. 1866,
| O'Clock q day- tvhy
assignment of said nsovents estate should be made,
and he be discharged from his debts prayed by
said clifton.
| Dated st. Paul, September IL, 1856.
| M. SHERBURNE, 'udge.
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MARSHALL 4 CO.


bankers and Exchange Brokers, corner Third and
ID Cedar streets, st. Paul.Will receive deposits, buy
and sell exchange, deal in Land Warrants, and Loan
money, and make investments for nonresdents.
REFER TO-C. H. Rogers & Co.. 50 Wall street. New
York; Keen Taylor, 1O1 Walnut street, Philadelphia;
N. Holmes & Sons, Pittsburgh; Bank of Missouri and
Darby and Barksdale, st. Louis Kinney, Espy Co.,
Cincinnati; Marine Bank, Chicago; N. Corwith Co.,
Gaena; Flagg Savage. Quincy. Ill. aug Ia daMtf
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY,


A ND DEPOSIT OFFICE.-CARLOS WILCOX, Notary
IA Public and Conveyancer, Dealer in Real Estate,
and General Agent Office in the United States Land
Office Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Surveying and
Plating of all descriptions done with accuracy Parc-
ular attention given to surveying and locating Govern
ment land in the Pneres and elsewhere in the Territory
Gold and Land Warrants are in request, investments
made loans negotiated, collections made and taxes
paid; agencies solicited Strangers and citizens wishing
to locate, sell purchase lands invited to CALL
Claimants make advantageous arrangements with
for their purchase money Valuable property and
always hand in the embryo cities of Minneapolis, St
Anthony and ST. Paul; also, improved farms rural and
pine lands, all of which oller the most liberal
terms. lie respectfully solicits and hopes to merit
STARE of public and private trust. Z aug10 dawtf
,n. .e te LOST BAGGAGE. IT
THE Northwestern Express Company have Just
l. peted an arrangement by which they will he ena-
ble'l to find all baggage lost West Detroit We shall,
receive sc-notiy reports from the Western Railroad
Association. of all Baggage unclaimed unknown at
any of the Depots west of that point. For particulars
inquire at Office, on the Levee.
j. c. BURBANK Il CO.,
st. Paul. December 1J 1851. dawtf
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SUCCESSOR to II. Conen, Goldsmith and Engraver.-.
Repairing and Mounting done promptly. Office Third
street, near Cedar, st. Paul. sep16-d6n*s
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C1TEAM and Water Guages, Steam Whistles, Gongs,
y Mississippi and other Guage Cocks Brass Castings,
and Finished Brass Work made and furnished at
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
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A GENTS for Tuition Perkins Rotary Saw Mills, Shin
gle Mills, Portable Grist and FIGURING Mills, East
mans Steam Cages, &C. ~. fi-gat
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
jy21-6m GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
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COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Minneapolis, Minnesota. All
business entrusted to their care viii receive faithful
and prompt attention. " sep26-daw1y
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NOPPER, Lead and Iron Pipes and Fittings and Sheet
~ Iron Work, made and furnished to order at the
Iotte 81 WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS, Jsi
iy21 ON GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
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FERDINAND BENEKEN, -.

JEFFREY +. ADAMS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, corner of Mali
and Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota 81 t.f4r
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MARTIN DREW.

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS and qualities of
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKs, yAIIsEs, WHIPs, FLY
NETS &C., also, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. All kinds OF
repairing in his line done in the shortest possible time
Third street, between Minnesota and Robert streets,
ST. Paul, Minnesota Territory. ''+ --''-'- ~
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STEES e HUNT,

corner Third and Minnesota streets,
Saint Paul, Minnesota Puncttal attendance given in
this line of business at all hours, upon the most
sonable terms We have received full stock of Me-
etaiic Burial cases, to which would invite public
att
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CIVIL ENGINEERS, Saint Paul, Minnesota. All kinds
Of Surveying, Mapping, &c, executed to order. Office
I'm Armstrong; Building a few doors above the Post
Office. We are also agents for Messrs.4W. 4 L. E.
Gurey, Instrument Makers, Troy, New York, and can
furnish Instruments of the first quality at lower rates
than they be obtained any where else in the Terri
tory. Specmens of them may be seen at our Office.
The daily union., 1856-12-27
Proposals Coz Erecting the Custom-hOaSe, &C,
at Galena, Illinois.
TREAsukH DxFAKTAEAT,
MAshin..On, DeeeInbsI

hGAhins soni Dseetnesi ~ LOO
pROPOsALs received aHi hs lsh day
February a. 1851 0'cloeks ioT the eens0euon
cuslobouse post once, AID COURTROOM aahouLsd 70 Be
G4anay Illinois aceoTdE the pAEs aa
proposals 70 be ebsf or o ~hpe
bdHg separate knrs oi WORK bs o parcels
aust ia gye0 eae aCeompAAy Of each
carried oai the department re-
serving the proposals hereby hvsd o.
ques pafent the right exclude te bids
persons ~ brEye VIII nOl
faithfully perform contracts they aempted 70 OBJ
inaect0n shall BE- IN later
no the Dads, and AL BIDS lhA 1P0n infesaoh
below fair pnce ior the wOtk 49,
viii ges contract VIII be awarded
bddeT unless details furnished e department Of W.
the work aud materials, Mh ca shah
be me department. ,ha adopt t1
u hs bid The nsess VI The United sAtea may
require. .-
sTd according sad amount 70 be asceraAsa ~
agent dSpanSnl appointed of aI
pose viii be paid from time The WORK progresses and
per the completion OF The contract aud
ceptanee aforesaid aBd be forfeited
n OF on-falhlntnt OF contract
Contracts will be builders and mechanics
hereof by consent of the Secretary Of
ne Treasury, will be q forfeiture Of the
Each proposal accompanied b. written guarantee, signed
responsible persons eeThed be the United States
Judge district In the 900
whole work. pTopnuonatS amount for ha,
bidder will, when required II his proposal b. accepted enter
into eohuact aud bond w proper and sufficient securities o IL
faithful performances.
certificate repaired will be furnished app
N depanmrnL
Plans IONS and working drawings viii be ready after
they application the department
No bd W be cOBstded Unsss fully complies IA all ia details
tguA tAe reYHRTcHstts Of Ia, adpeTttsstasn
addressed The
secretary Of easuTy aud plainly esdusd FroFosa iOT As
Gulena viii opened 10 O'Clock,
= - JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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