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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

IhE LbUlOLhl UNI.
In Senate, Saturday, December 18th, there was
the consideration of the Seventh Title of the Code
and the consideration of private bills.
The House Of Representatives., after the morning
business was occupied with the unfinished order of
Mr.. Bates motion to reconsider the vote of yes
terday, by which Mr.. DUYLAP's bill was adopted in
lieu of the Senate's bank bill, which motion pre-
vailed and, after speeches at length by Mr.. KING,
and others against the motion, and by Mr.. THoMP
son and others in favor of the motion the vote was
brought on by the force of the previous question,
which sustaue 4, Cutting off the bill in leu,)
by yeas 80, nays 28-the main question, viz: Shall
the Senate's bill pass the second reading? being
carried by yeas IS, nays 49, as follow:
Yeas-Messrs. Bate, Bayless, Bentley, Black
burn, Caldwell, Carter of Hardin, Copeland, David
son, Dobson, Estes, Fulton, Cannon, Hamilton,
Harvey. Johnson, Lamb, Low, Mickey, Newman
Polk, Roberts, Rose, Rowles, st. John, Schmittou,
SMART. StOvall, Taylor, Thompson, Turner Of
Roane, Turner of Sumner. Williams, Wilson, Wood,
and Speaker DOnelson.-35.
Navs.-Messrs. Anderson, Beale, Bicknell, Brazs-
ton BulocN, Carerof Carter, Cooper, Davie, DodsOn
Dunlap, Ewing, Frazer, Golladay, Griffith. Holmes,
Iyie, Kendrick. Keeney, King, Lloyd, Randolph,
Roulston, Rensbaw, Richardson, Saunders, Senter.
Stanton White of Hamilton, and White of Knox.
%
This Senate bill, which has passed the second
reading without amendment, aceords with the gene
raj re concentrations Of the Governors Message,
cepng that to the liquidation of the State Bank.
L is made the special order for Monday morning,
when, if there be quorum, it will be put on the
final reading.
The Senate amendments TO the Davidson, &c.
County Judge bill. we're nOn-cOncurred in-yeas p,
nays %
The Senate's Liquorbill was passed the final read
ing with pro tOrnI amendment, re-enacting the
Tipping law OF 1856, AZ, nays 10.
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SPECIAL.
Owing to an UNUSUALLY HEAVY STGoK OF HARD
WARE Edge Tools Guns and Cutlery, we are now
offering oil goods, especially Guns, Cutlery, Building
Hardware. and Edge Tools at greatly reduced prices
for Cash, TO prompt paying customers the usual
time. MCCALL, VANLEER & CO.,
Al South Market street.
dec11-tf Sign of the Big Pollock
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MOrristOwn Female Academy, and the same was
passed the second reading
RAILROAD TAX COLLECTOR.

On motion by Mr. POLK, (the rule being suspended
for the purpose the House took up the Senate bill
(l55) granting relief against esehests in certain
cases, and the same passed the first reading.
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NEW FIRM.
NEW FIRM.
W. H. WEBB, c. C. JONES, j. WEBB SMITH.
w. IL WEBB ~ co.
Successors to Beech, webb * Co.,)
Wholes ale Clio t hers,
No. ga, Public Square,
NasbvilIa Tspu

II AVING bought out the entire int Of A. c. & A B.
L Beech, will The let of the ensuing year, move
Stock of Clothing No 81 Public Square, doors
north Of the City Hole which place inen1 cOnhne
ourselves exclusively the Wholesale business and
fully solicit Ihs trade before
ing elsewhere. ldec 10 ". II. WEBB * CO.
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auvfIs. Vices, BeI-KNoB. PLATE, GUN, PAD
lows, AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. SIF Frs, RIDDLES,
f~ost shear German Wove and Screen Wire.
and BIi. ter steel Faeks, Brads, Shoe and Pin
s,uoJgIc sPADRS HORs ishing Nails.
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, Counter Beam
Hammers. IfaIchets, and Tea Scales.
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS MIR.
Carpenters, Coopers' and R0RS, AND VARIETY
Biacksmiths' Tools. GOODS.
CIRCULAR SAWS LARD, CHEESE, AND
and Saw Msndnls. BUTIEh-IRlEhS.
MILL CROSS CTr AND Birdie Bits, Strrup Irons,
HAND SAWS. Rein and Girth ebbing.
Axes, Nails, Chain, endlCORN MILLS, Shell LERS
HAN Es. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, LARGE AssoRTMEE
Suns, Rifles, and Pistols; I able Knives and
Forks Pocket knives scissors, aud
shears, of Every Variety.
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c0U G HS-C0LDs-H0A RsENESs
DIR. THLER,g
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC,


The most Pleasant, Safe and speedy Cure
Tor Whooping .ough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption.
Battered according 10 Act of Congrss, A. ID. 1887.
In AGAIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
Il OF the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology is needed Vast numbers In all
sections OF the Union are obliged 70 have recourse
TO ether sources Of relief than the immediate pre-
scriptioa OF their family physician, and as each
return OF the winter season brings out host Of
professedly new specifics, some good, others USE
less, and many decidedly dangerous, 1t becomes
this to be remedy, combining the greatest adj
vantages, with the least objections OF any other
In use, to make II as extensively known as prac-
ucaole. That such Is It's character, is abundantly
proved by the fact, that It has been extensively
used the last twenty years with un unparalleled sue,
cess; that Its reputation has continued to spread
ana Its sale increase, with little aid from adver
Using or published lists Of certificates, (Which
all know can as easily be had for a worthless
preparation as for meritorious one that bv Its
own intrinsic merit, with the recommended on Of
persons benefited bv It's use, II has gained It's
present popularity; Il is not trumpeted to the
void as specific or cure ALL but as a valuable
ana scientific auxiliary In pulmonary cases, ready
at hand, and one that has been generally found
20 aford relief where most others have been tried
without material benefit As such, II is recoe-
missed by numbers Of our leading physicians, who
know Its composition, and have been eve wit
nesses OF its superior ecary, as well as by thou
sands OF our most respectable citizens to most Of
whom reference IL cheerfully permitted.
Sold at Is cents, or three bottles In one 50 cts,
by MARIN & PALMER, and CHAS. STOTT,
Washington; CISSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
& STEVENS, Alexandria.
Also, "TYLER,S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS,n the same composition In
portable form, much patronised by public speak
ers, singers freq uenters Of public assemblies &c ,
as they remove all huskiness from the throat ana
voice, and act like charm on a troublesome
cough. Price lax and IS cents a box. dec DIV
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

70, fhf csTs Of DySpspsia, Liver Complaint,
DrP5y, Neuralgia, Ia, ipisHt Diseases Of tks
L~ngs and Bronehia! Passages, BiIss, Gss
sra! Debility, &c.
THIS EXCELLENT MEDICINE, WHICH
= has attained high reputation and been eI-
tensivey used in Boston and other cities of the
East, has been received and is now offered for
| sale by II ID GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn.
syvania avenue as also by the general agent, cor
ner If l. and I'D streets, Navy Yard
The proofs II It's efficacy are so numerous, 40
we'll authenticated. and Of such peculiar charac-
ter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceive the prohered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
ctre-dI, but It's range is extensive, because many
diseases, appars~'ly unlike, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy
The class OF diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, Is precisely that which has so often
ba dfed the highest order OF medical skill The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontrovert-
ibe.
1 have analysed the medical preparation, called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference to the number
ana kind Of active substances contained in t. and
the durability Of the compound as pharmaceuti
cal article. The metallic compounds Of arsenic
antimony, mercury and zinc are not present, nor
Is 1t possible to detect IN II the slightest ind!ca
tion Of any metallic and mineral poison Its or
ganic constituents do not include opium, or any
OF the drugs yielding poisonous principles The
constituents, when separated, are not even acrid
to the taste Ii is preparation scientifically and
skifulIy compounded, possessing all the dufabil.
ity OF spirituor tincture, without It's objection.
able qualities and the activity Of its leading con-
tation of Its solvent. The point here attained has
been freq uently and Unsuccessfully sought after
by pharmaceutists. Respectfully,
A HAYES, ND.
AssaveT TO State ~ Hassachusetts
nov 22-3m
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital
at Galena, Illinois.
TBrnuRY DEpArrxrS7

WAsHIssTos. December rs, fss6
DROPOeALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT This
delar msnt until the 18th dav o. February
ID. 1857, az O'clock, N for the constructlo,, OF
the anne Hospital authorized 10 be cree bed At Gs-
ieha' iiiinos, according TO the plans and ecics-
lions prepared at this department; laid 20
be either for the whole building CT separate for II
ierent kinds of w"rk bills Of arcels m 81 in every
case accOmI any ca n bad, with the mount of each
kind oil werk, and the fota amount carried OUT The
deparl ment reservng the hight 10 Eject ar ac rrt
the proposals herr by invite0 or any parts the reef
when IL deems the interest OF the Cnred States 20
qunes 1t; the department also the right q
exclude the bids OF any pesOn prisons who there
Is just cause 10 believe will faithfully perform the
contracts, or which they have attem;sec 10 ohts n
by indirection; and ali bids when there shall be
parties In interest who do not Join H. the ds and
all BIDS that upon inveetis auor, az. blow q fsir
prize for the work.
BIDS will not be received in gross, ard contract
wii be awarded 10 bidder unless details are furn-
lsneo The depar ment OF The prices of The different
kinds Of work materials, which shall be subj q
to the rsvi'ion Of the department., go that i, NAV
ADOPT the whole or part Of the bid, the neres1
o. the United States may require.
Ninety per cent OF the amount of work done and
materials delivered, according 10 contract plce,
(said amount 10 be ascsuained by the estimate II
an agent OF the depaI ment appointed for thai PSF
pose,) WI be paid from time % time as the work
progresses and ten per cent retained until thu com
Peuon OF the contract aud acceptance OF the work.
&c, by the agent Aforesaid and be- fort lied in II.
event OF oh-fuflm nj Of contrast
Contracts Will be awarded only 10 M astef- build n
and mechanics, and the assignment Their o., eXctp II
oy consent of the Secretary Of the Treasury, Will
be a forfeiture OF the same
Gao oposa must be accompani by written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons. (cer-
titled 10 be so by the United States district Judge OF
attorney OF the saId dstrict) ia the sum OF IS 900
Tor the whole work, or Of proper ion ate amount,
IL tor any part. that the bidder n when required,
ms proposal be accepted, enter inc contract aad
eond, with proper and sufficient securities. for lie
faithful performance.
Form of bind and certificate required viii b.
nished on appicac alton to the der garment.
Pians, specifications, and working drawings will
De ready after thirty days, when they can be had ga
application TO the department.
No bill iH be considered unless u fully Oonpiies 81
dH respects icth the requirements Of fhis GdrertiSe
merit.
The proposals mpst be sent TO this department,
addressed 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury, and
pla My endorsed Proposals for the Galend hdri1s
Hospital, !" and will be opened at 10 O'Clock q NJ,
OF the last day named for receiving the same
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secrtt ary Of the Treasefy.
DEC l9-aawtl9hFebt
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
KENTUCKY.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. P,L 6 ,s,-

fosr OFFICE DsPARrssyr. PL & ,e--
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE III.
%, " me I % 81 ; ates from the l. Of II~ iaE1
1'i Suhs' isOc, On the following rou,e I'm ET
iC'h ana IN the time ther, in stated ,,;,i -
eeIssa d the Contract Once OF I'M. nsn",,Do,'
9nu . Ii. OF the 3ls; March next In he 80, w
oy ti- 23ih April following: -e'iueu
NO oJJ2 from LOuisviII ky bv I.co,, Gil,
sI,'a-sy Pond, West Point, Ga-net,v lie
h-aGV'lie, Bswleyvle, Ha -fj ,sburg f,Io''
Ip III, Ha"svi,I, Yelving,on. Owe,s
pro, hcLesn's Retreat. Hebbardsv,IIe
.snnerson's, smth's Mill, HewjttsyilIe
'n ~, aHd Rsi-iih TO S Iawneetown
Ia iSt miles and back, daily IN fou- boy.e
coaches Rock Haven ard BfsnJ,pb,y, ~
tuppled iTcm GirnetisvrIIe, b. size
ia ~, TX times a week: w, h., ana ,i;s
wssIs, rom Rewleyv.Ie. three times a
81, ana Big Iring. from Bewleyyille.
with III q week, all in due connection
Leave Loui.v slIe daIIv.,s
i..sv az Ovens boro' NEXT day bv spm
Arr =, n'ooro' daily at4au
Ja.r a~neetown same a ~ bxf
Ayriv =. Hmneetown daily at I'm
- o. o"ehsborO' tume ssv n.
go " hsboro' Ca Iy at5a,n -"
hIIlVe a. Louisville next fay 49,
=, ~ i i,'hs VI proposal, guarantee n "a .n..,.
i'I I'oii- dhd rSq iirs M MT 10 he ,, aie,
~ ne c""hae', see adv rtisFm INT In n, 49,, aced
a' lhe piln LA post Offices and ais, IT. .nct form
Lnent OF Janulfy y, 1854 OF rours, an Eshise
tennessee, &c. JAMES CAMPRRJ chj,
80. Po:tmasler General
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.
NAJN ia THE FOR ERIINNER nE A

L diseases-cure the Pain and check the disease
DIR ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the
Limbs, sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear
or Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, scalds, Ague OF
Jumps in the Breast, Chills, Spinal Affections,
and Pains In the feet Indeed, 1t cures all Pain
IL lax, rs, and 50 cents bottle
II you are Billions and have bad Cold. take
DR. ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI-BIL.
IOUS PILLS. Ttey csny Of all bile and re-
move Geld. These Pills 60 ahaed Of all other
Pills In their good efects
III Boxes 12K and Is cents Sold by all
Druggists in Washington, Georgetown, and
AleXandTia. dec LOAN
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International Ho,el-Penn avenue.
FARMS FOR SALE -INTENpINs Tn

YARNS FOR SALE -INTENDINe Tn
cultivate larger farm, the subseriber wi
setL ne arm In Aiexandris county, Virginia, on
which he has resided for the past seven Ye,rs' N
contains 81 acres, AM Is situated near Balls -
hosos, 81 mi e. from the Georgetown Aouedunt
end mi from both Washin. .Ion and AIexan.
dn4- rn-re are upon It a Comfortable and well.
arranged eel z house, contain,ng sir room.
WITT 'front.' and back covered rticos, the foYmer
y oy IL feet; Ki.chen = comfortable house for
seI, aus or arm hands; large and convenient
barn, WITH sta bling for six rises and as many
COWS, and an ample cistern attached % the barn3
Ioot Gel er una 4 the oara, 10 ho 2GOO bushei.
OF tooS 10 market or stock feeding; ice house
sprlng house smoke house corn house. 3 stors
market roci Eolse, and a sore house also =
good dairy Rear the homestead door from The
never faillSg spriag Of which water Is obtained
u also en- tie place an orchard Of more than a
Lnousdld thrifty trees Of after Mt plant ys con-
ssuHS OF the choicest varieties ~ nescSes an
Pc, Pears, dwarf and standard cherries and
ounces Al present four cen acres are seeded
down 10 wheat ana rye; ak IN timothy TvtsIdin-
an ave age OF at least two tons Der acre fou, 81
market gardeni four In clover; Twelve readv n
DC P oc "a corn ana oats In the spring, and eleven
IN wood, OF which there Is an ample supoIv N,
al the purposes Of The place This farm has
oeen llTated with care and is very prod uctIve
no pals having been spared to render IL rernuner
alive and 70 make II com lete in All Us r,noirt.
meats. For a dairy man and market baden
Farmer, or nursery man, or for the coun,Sv ,est :
dence Of person doinA business In either neigh.
ooflng CITY who prefers a place ALREADY Ia ali
~ rssPsets highly improved II Is superior to any
Also, TIE BLADEN FARM, fsO acres, ain,
20 within less than quarter OF mile OF the
Co1nmoia and Leesburg turnpiies the former
1919 70 eshlngton, and the latter 10 Alex
% RiS,,l MS place Is In the immediate vicinity
sad 4. sbo,,S noeds lin Alexandria county, Va )
ehovs sI miles nom both cities named
49, ms upon II an orchard Of about $50 choice
uess most Of them lately set out. dwell.
farTner;s = miIn can be made comfortable for
enc OK TIE finest springs in All ,bSs .anss, ana
country, There Is wood enough UPON ,be nc, .,
tSrE nies Of Wa.S, ns,e is no better soil within
Gen place nor any such place thai Ills LIS a
geo rem lucrative at less cost by prom, ., rem
u0n tne land being In fine heart al hi ,i,n aen-
= or terms for either or both ,hese fa,,,. '.s ne,
Will be made 10 suit the times. annIn - winch
dec y w. ID. WALLACE, star One.
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FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
So g. sssszs

Ne,c AMI Improved Arrangements.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI.
L more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and all
parts of the West
LIST The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave, except sunday at 8 As a m connecting
with trains from Philadelphia, first train from
washington lat Junction) will stop at way STA
lions and arrive at Cumberland at o., LOCI p. m.
I'd. The MAIL TRAIN leaves camden Sta
ton daily except Sunday at 20 a. m and
reaches Wheeling by a. m connecting at Ben
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Day.
ton Indiana polls, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo,
date points.
ID. he EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
Up. m, connecting with express trains for Gin
cianati, st. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and interme-
diate places The distance to Cincinnati and
other central and southern places In the West, is
nearly 100 miles shorter than BY anv other route
The time to these places Is also unequalled.
Cincinnatf, indianapolis, ard It Louis
IL Passengers and Baggage transferred at all
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the
large towns in The W est, at the lowest possible
rates, at the Ticket Once, Camden Station, and
at Washington city.
e. seooad-cIass car Is attached to the Mall
Train.
Passengers from,B aItImore or Washington may
rfsU the smtire road by daylight, by taking Ac
commodation or NAH Irdin. and living over at
Cumberland or Oakland. They resume next
morning by the Express Train, which leaves
Cumberland at so a. m; and reaches Wheel
ing at p. m.
Passer gers from Washington have ample time
for meals at Washington Junction.
This Is the only route bv which Through Tick
cts and Baggage Checks can be obtained In
w ashington.
FOR WAY PASSENGER
The Accommoda alton Train al IS, will stop at
all stations east OF Cumberland, and the Express
at sta Ions between Piedmont, goi5g west East.
wardly the Mall Train leaves Wheeling at 7 Is
a m, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at s 90, reaching Baltimore at IS d M
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at D. m
except sunday stopping at way stations Leaves
frederick at o m, arriving at Baltimore at L.
30 noon.
The ELLICOTT's MILLS TRAIN Leaves
Camden Station at a m. and , 30 m. Leaves
sllicott's Mills at 10 m and 30 m, ex
cept Sundays. w. g WOODsIDE.
Jan lott Master Of TRANSPORTATION
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EVENING STAR.
OLD MAUDE.
~ rrrH HARgBE


Old Meude Holloway sits alcne'
All ,lc=s In the twilight gr$yE
Ccuchts close By The warm neaItn,s ono,
Tbonoh IFS the close 81 an April DAY,
rsnnop aouers sre bicssoming down In the ,are,
Ana Re hliihe spring birds are singing amain;
r. hi,d, or hoygers small thought hath she
Deaf a. stoae. and she cannot see
Aferchief covers her gray old hair;
she Is paIsled, rheumatic, and brown, and he;
hands,
60 small and thin, a. she stretches them there.
Look like birds claws over the brands,
What Is she thinking Of, poor o d crone.
There In the Chimney nook all alone,
Wsnuuy watching, as 4, In .tead
OF the embers dim, In book she read
Said she cannot sect Noso!
In the grave ward, under the pine tree tall,
she .etth three green graves lying row
Close oy the olden moss grown wall,
Faces she sees like the sunshine fair,
6olden lights on the sof. brown hair,
Eyes like he morning, joyous and clear,
As they shcIe on her ere her life grew dreaf.
Fa Is she steth, ell ,tiu and VIII tie
White as the bloom on the thorn tres hoar;
With their vsnisL ed smiles went out all the light
That gladden., d her heart, 10 return no more;
And now fSr the birds aud the flowers OF spring
Old haude care.h nausAt; they may blossom and
,ing;
For her music she waits I'LL the ,hre. grave. ar.
four
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for Erec ing the Custom ho use,
&C st 0gdensburgh, New York
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WAsHINGTOS, Decemh"r IL lS8.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At This
Il de- a-:ment until the 18Th cay or r, buay A.
ID. 1857 ar O'Clock, a. for the CONSTITUENCIES Of
the Cast m-house, Post Once, aud Court -roC m.
authorized 10 be erected at Ogden bdrgh New York
acco ding 10 The pla7s and sp cifC atoms per ared
al this del ment; sad rrnpOs ais TO either for
tlIe whole binding or sepd ate for the different
kinds OF work bills OF parcels must in every case
accompany each d, with the amount Of ~ a K Nd
OF work, aid The tota amount armed out the de-
par m-nt rservin. the right reject or &C, pf the
proposals hereby invited, or any parts thereof when
IT de- ms the interest OF the United States requires
II; the department so the right TO syclud.
tn bids 81 any person or persons who there is iusi
cause to believe will not faithfully perfo' m the
tracts, OF which thsy ave attempted to obtain By
indreciion and all bids when there shau be rer.
ties IN interest who do not Join in The bids and al
bids hat upon investigation, are below fair price
for the work
will be awarded 10 a bidder unless details a-e fur.
hished thr depam of the prices Of the diferen,
kinds OF work and materials, which shall be rub.
Iect TO the revision OF the department, so thar Il
may adcp: the Whole part Of the bid "a the inter-
est OF the United States may require.
Ninety per cent of the amount Of work done and
matera De ivered. according TO contract pyice
(said amount TO be asceria ned ty tie estiunts OF
an agent Of the de?ar appointed for that DUR
pose, wi be laid from time TO Time rs the worn
progresses aid ten per cent retained until the com.
pieuon OF the contract and accep' ance % the work
&C g The agent Azores aid and be forfeited 10 The
event If Eon-fulf ment Of contract
contracts VIII De awarded only 10 master hulSerp
and mechanics, and the assignment thereof ercep
by consent OF the Secre'a Of the Treasury, viii
be j forfeiture Of the same
Each proposal must be accompanied by a written
guarantee, sisLed by two responsible person. (cef.
'ited to BE- so by the Uniteo Saes dstric Judge o.
tOrney OF the said dis;rict,) in the sum Of s. 90
for ;he whole work, or Of a pruportiona,e aInaun,'
II for any Fart, that the bidder will when required
MS prnposai be accepted, enter into a cont act
and bond, with proper and sufficient secutiues SH
its faithful peroI nance.
Io'm Of bond and certificate required will b. fur
nished on appli alton To the department
Plans, specification, and working drawings VIII
be ready after thirty days when they can b. tai on
application 10 the depa tment.
NO BAD usA &c considered unless fully complies Z.
OH ITS eedsi uA the reqsr6 nsents Of this advertise
mont.
ne proposals mnr be sent TO this DEPARTMENT.
addressed 70 The Secretary OF the Treasury, AID
PLAINLY endorsed Proposals for the Osde1sstuIsk
Custom house and viii BE- onened al one O'CLOCK o.
me Isst cay nemed for receiving the same.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury
dec l9-2awtFeblS