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Il RE CiINGE
Woolen II Manufacturers
Z WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SIZE

" Woolen AEanufa cturers.
Z WILL SELL At PRIVATE SSLE
Z my W0n!rn Factory. knowR by the name "i lIs-
Pleasant Valley Steam Voolen Mills.
situated in the valley of Wheeling Creek, Belmont
county. ohio,
SIX MILES FROM WHEELING,
ahd i've Rics from s.. Ciairsvii!e and within fay
rods of the National Road.
II consists Of large and ronmy FRAME BUILD
ING, aud and good root, two stories hIsh, and
basement stOTy under the whole. The MACH! NGRN
consists Of stand OF Excellent Cards, nearly
new an exCelen; Mute of one hundred and f:y spin
dies. Eve BARROW and ne broad power Loom, and
iSO all O!hCT -CeSsaTy machinery for mauClactur
ing aud finishing goods, such Gig Mil, MAPPING
Machine, SheariuC Mach ne, Brushing Machine, &c,
with ing Mill, Wash Box, Dy Kettles. SC, also
Tenter Bars IN The upper story of the iu;ids, iOT
dry iHg cloths, blankets. nc. The hole of the
cEneIy being driven by excellent engine of ahUut
thirty horse power. aEd sutc drive double the
amount now used there IL also sufficient room in
the building for much more machinery II IL won I'd
be required.
The above property will he sold. together with a
small piece of ground attached sufficient Tor gardens
and uI.dIng purposes. On very accommodating
terms and possession given the first cay OF April,
lo5S. The situation OF the place and advantages
every way cannot be surpassed.
auaOl JOHN KINSEY.
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Interesting Correspondence be-
tween the Republican State Cen
tral Committee and Hon. j.
RlickeDsderfer.

RrrUEIIeAy STATE CrxTR.L CoxzITIrE Rooms.
toLJsBCs, o., SEPr- IA, lr5. ,
HU.. JAG BLIcKESsDERFER:
DEAR SIK:-She State Central Comm H.
leroi th- RePut lean party ut general
meeting IL this city. On the 10th instant,
Instructed lie TO write 10 you, stating our
beiri ia the fairness OF your nomination,
I'D cur entire confidence IN your integrity
ard /" your capacity ss public officer, &c.; !;
aui hat yoI - reqnest-d 10 prepare and
pubi.=h ia Tue papers oi the Safe the facts
n feis :un 10 your connection with the
Canal .silin.s. The Cvnmirtee think d
statement OF ttIs kind rom You would 0e o.
rvice to lou, anu We rope wia D. satis
.artUry - ths Republicans o! the State
LEI Us hear irom you al as early d1y as
praciica. le. Yours truly,
W T. BASCOtl, Sacy.
To which .el,er III. B ckens der er re-
n id a. follows:
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The MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The Republicans
hsVel2Ooo majority. The Legislature stands
Republicans to Domcc:lt. The Senate is
all Republican, Maine is right all the time
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Dated -ipIii ?, !o57.


HlEADSIEST no !.
RsSoly6d By he General 1iSScatIy of fis St1se Of
Oh,o, three-hi,hs Ot The members elected O. each
house cUprHrins Iicr,IH HAT II Ia a4 hereby Is
II, V,sCu In The teC,0Is "a, >iaIs. on "a. second
Tuesday Vi Cc;0her neAt L. approve ur reject the
following !uIneGj substitute tor The first
1n second C! o; Tie thirteenth article OF e
Constitution. NiZ: Companions overy deSc1 in-
I0a shall " created d.. corporate powers granted
uify by general Iys vi c.I shah define Iile y1vysTS
privileges aau iniuuHl'is ard prescribe the duties
and liabilities O eacH class descriptions .! cor
pOTalion~, but tie General Assembly may enact
SFCca! laws 10. the relief 90 corporations III pecG-
liaT cas's and IEy maze sp.tI IEl provisions in Te-
gard t1 cCTPJ-atIoHS III case, whtre'rUsn their p.
cu-Iar location interests such special provisions
required, ara may iTn:n I:le 10 lime a.;aT ~
Eeprai =. S..c .Ss, authorized BY this ses-
liza. =. IL. Van EUKhES
S1,atlr Q, Tie Iiozse 0: RsBressEtai.res
THOMAS 3. FURD.
tg;St4sEf c. tn S.f1ss
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.vs'uE DEFENDANTS infant children
OF tbe said Levi lioge. deceased, will take
notIce that she .4Ih dan ut August 1855, the
Plaintiff hied hi> petition in the said court, showing
that on the 9h day OF January, lSJ., the said Lew
HOgc, then in HE, made = contract in writing 10
convey Tor "a in considerations III Joshn& Tipon
OF land cor tanning fifteen acres, helng thirty
rods IN " idIh OIL the West end of the South hall
the " W quarter OF ScetIcn ~. township oI range
the Steubenville District, more ary des
cTibcd IN the said petition. That the saIu Joshua
Tip,ou had nliy per formed his part of the aid
tract aud that the PlaiuIf was desirous of perform
luc the the part OF Ihe defendants the heirs
at law the said Levi HOse. deceased. The prayer
of the said petition is that The Plaintibe
hy the said convey the said tract of land TO
tie said Upton JOHN HOGE,
sea3wl Ear of Levi Eoge, decd.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-The Ohio Life
and Trust Company has made an assign
msnt to Chas. Sleison, and the members of
The old board OF directors.
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at is orr opinion that JOIN
g.. BRE.SLIN absfTae:ed The m0Rey
from tie Treasury Report 0 the
Investigating Committee.
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Dated april Sd, l657.
AMENDMENT no. ..

AEEsDHENT 40, q
Ras0lrei By the General assembly cfthe State Of
Ohio. Tn hiths OF the memheys elected TO EACH
House cOacurrns therein that IL be. and hereby is,
proposed 10 the electors of this Stale vote the
second Tuesday of October next upoE the approval
reject t0n the follow ing amendment a substitute
for the fifth and sixth sections of the fourth article of
the COnst:ut viz: SEC. s. District Courts shall be
held each county al least in each year. by
o more District Judges elected by the electors Of
separate districts Ia Re prescr ibed by law who SHALL
hold their Office for i've years; and during their
Iinuance office shall reside in the district for which
they elected The provisions OF the fourteenth
OF Tins article shall apply to District Judges The
Gene' al Assembly may by law authorize tine judges of
the isiriet Couri ard OF the Court OF Common pie
X the of holding their respective courts Until
iStrieI Judges shall have een elected and quaiihed
District Courts shs 2 Leila Iy tbe Judges the Su-
pTeme Court and oil lie COurS OF Common Pleas, as
autlIO I:Zed. SEc. 8. The District Court shall
have such juTis I'd lion NAV be provided by law,
aud The Judges thereof shall have and exercise such
power and jHTIsd ictiOn al chanhe :. and be
qIired SIT judges of the OF Common Pleas
Is shall Le directed by law
y. II. VAN WORRIES.
.SreaGer ?f he NoE$s Of representatives..
IHOM A. ii FORD
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The Pitt:burg Post says: BEYOND what we
published III yestcrday's issue, we have but few
particulars 10 give relating TO The loss Of this i'll
fated steamer. The New York Herald of Sunday
morning publishes the statements of Mr. Brown,
MIR Manlee, Capt Badger, Mr. Birch, and Mr. E
Avola, Peruvian gentleman, all of whom were
on board the Central America at the time of the
disaster. From the statement OF Capt Badger we
learn that about two hours before the ship sunk,
which was at s o'clock on the evening of Satnr-
day, 18th Of Sept, a schooner ran down under her
stern, but eonld render no assistance from want
of boats. Two of the steamers boats had been
stove, and three had been sent with the women
and children two hours previously to the brig
Marine approaching.
The Marine, the vessel that stood by the Cen
tra America in her peril and in her last moments,
arrived at Norfolk on Saturday, and instead of
having forty six survivors on board, she has one
hundred, namely: Forty one men, thirty two wo-
men, and twenty-seven children.
The list of saved now stands follows:
BY the Saxony, at Savannah
B the Ellen, at Norfolk Al
b she Marine at Norfolk 100
Total saved, as far as known li9
The Herald learns from good authority that
the number of passengers or board the Central
America, when she went down, did not exceed
foHr hundred and sxty-two.
When the Central America arrived at Havana
she reported at the office of the Captain General
as follows:
Number OF passengers on beard 492
- crew l0l
Total 59S
Landed al Havana 81
Transferred to Philadelphia (prohably) 20
Leaving on board 5G2
Saved from Central America l49
Nun,ler uissiur 4lSI
Il Is to he hoped that some pallinting circum
Stoucc may be elected when time shall have
elapsed sufficient to clear up this matter in regard
to the chief engineers dcseriion of the ship. and
his singular conduct previous 10 that dcsertion.
/ is said be acted the part of coward in desc L
ing his duty when there was no earthly ueccs ity
for such conduct, and ut time when little
nerve would have saved the ship and brough all
in unharmed.
The vessel was in strong sca-way at this
time and laboring in the trough Of the sea, aud il
is believed iftho chief engineer had kept the
steam up SO the steamer could have worked she
would have worked out OF he, difficulties, but in
this critical mcmcu, be neglected tn 10 his duty,
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ASENnNENT We ).
Rcsc're..t :; he ;sSAsrli fSSsq5iF Of fAs Sflfs Of
CsiO Ihrce-.i.Iis OF Ihe members elected 10 each
House cuncurrng therein, that /; DC. and hereby is
proposed 10 The electors OF This State 10 vote on the
second Tuesday O: O:iobeT next, upon ihs appaoFa
or rejection OF the follow Hg amendment as sa ad-
dI;iyua section article eleven of the ConSti.uiion
Eye.y county which EO,T Is, OF may hereafter be
entitled 10 more Ihin Ole Senator, or Repreneaia-
i've iUT the TesdUe OF The present dscenniai FefiOd
or t0F all. or any portion q; any subsequent Qe-
cenEIal period shall .e divided into as many Sena-
Orlal and R5ITe5gu liys districts there nav be
SeuatOrs or representatives elective in any wear
OF the present. Or any subsequent deccnnal ISEI1d,
which districts shall be OF Contiguous TERRITORY and
each distinct shall contain : nearly rauO iOr
Senator Representative is Is aItainabs " iIhout
vlOl TN. The rule beTCin given TO coniglty OF
territory, and without dividing any township. elsc-
uOn precinct, or ward. Ii any Representative, or
SenItOTia, district, composed Oi or more COun-
ties shall by reason oi any excess oi population
over ratio, be entitled To additional Representa-
lives Senators Tor any portion OF the present or
any subsequent decimal PERIOD the district shall
be divided into TWO districts, tor each portion OF
such decennal period, which shall be contiguous
territory, ana each shall contain a. near a Tao as
IS aIIainable without Nidins counties.
Il by reason oi the annexation Oi one Senaiori-
al district To another, there shall be any excess OF
pUpu latiOn over - material ratio. which shall be
entitled To additional Senatorial representation for
Gny portion OF any Leccunlai period, each District
Row constituted. shall elect one Senator
Counties shali De divided into districts 0y the
county commissioners or such other board OF Of
csTS elective AMI resident in the pro ger csnIy IS
may be provided By Jaw. At least EUr months
prior 10 ,he general election in 1855 the counties
entitled To more than one member OF eithsy house
shall he div ld,d into CSIcIs iOT the residue OF the
present decsnnia period, ana n leaS. hour months
PRIOR the general secuOn IN the iTsi yeaF each
subsequent aecennIa pvTlIJ, thS counties entitled
tc more than one member tor all, or any portion OF
sucu de e nnial paIiod, in either or bolh houses,
shall be divided into districts tor the whCle of the
dect nnlal period. description OF the district Of
each county shall be pahIShei as may be directed
by the county commissioners or may De pre-
scrbed b" law.
y. H. VAN WORRIES
Speaker q tss HoHSs Of Rsprssssts:iyo'.
IHON A. h. kOSD,
PrsSsssRt q ScHGte
Dated April Sd, 1857.
SEcRxrIRN - SrNIx's OEYSE,l
COIUNnys. ArRIL I, 1887. !
Thereby cert IS ;hSt The foregoing proposed Consi
luton amendments correctly copied fruAi orr
!. mai rolls ON tile this oiGce
JAMES BAKER.
aPr9jm Secretary q Sssts
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AMENDMENT No. p
Ressicedb bg the General -sSssnjiy Of tbs Slate of
OHIO, thTee-iIhs of the members elected TO esch
branch, COnCurriLg therein thai It be aud hereby
proposed TO the electors ci Ihe State the
second Tuesday OF October next. 10 arr rove
iecI tie 10 owIp.- amendment Substitute for
second aHd thTh ssCL vi tie twelfth article OF
Constitution.
Aii pruaeT;y personal aud rea shall be subject to
teXatCn ~ unlioTa Inir, at Tie true value thereof
money! E=t such Deductions fFGm credits he al
lowed : : th- Gruerai Assembly HI8y deem eXpcdl-
eEt: Provided. that burytHs sI"HHds- public school
houses and AL other public ir"per y and all iHs tH
tioHS OF purely public charity and all houses used
exclusively .uT puhlc worship, shall he exempt from
taxation; and il the tota vaie of The personal pro-
Dertr OF aIy TcT>nn shall Eot exceed y dollars. the
same may lie eNe:HF: fem isIAon- All property
pioJ ed III haTkus shall always hea. huTdeH OF
equal 10 ila Iipnsed property iadivI-
duaiS.
y. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker o. The i!oEst o. RelreSestatires.
iiiUNAS H. FORD.
If=Ssd. III O' the ), is1tc.
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for the fifteen largest lists of subscribers sent in
the st of January 1855; said premiums 10 be distri
buted Is follows:
10Th, S5O llth $40; l2th, IS dos l3th 30 dolls; l4Ih
25 dolls; 18th. 20 drs.
Names Of subscribers can he sent in at different
times and from different Post Ohces- The cash will
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Immediately after the Ist of January, 1853.
Southern, Western, and Canada money will be
taken for subscriptions. Canadian subscribers will
please remit Twenty six cents extra on each years
subscription TO Pre- pay postage
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CLUB RATES Five Copies, for Six Months -Four
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Dollars; Ten Copies, for Six Months, Fifteen Dol
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For all clubs Oftwen'y ana over. the yearly sub
ScrIption is only 40.
The new volume will be printed upon fine paper
with new type
The general character OF the Scr~sTIFIc AMERICAN
is well known, and heretofore. It will be chiefly
devoted to the promulsation OF information relating
10 the various Mechanical ard Chemical Arts. Manu-
isCtuTcS. Agriculture, Patents, Inventions, EhsI-
neering, Mill ork, and all interests which the light
of Practical ScenCe is calculated to advance IL Is
issued weekly, in :oTm TOT binding; il contains an
uually from 5tO 10 &c finely executed EngTavinss,
aud Notices OF American and European Improve
meTis, together with an Official List Of american
Patent Ciaius publisdeG weekly IN advance Of all
Other papers
H. tie AIM of he Editors of the SCIENTIFIC AMER
ICAN TO present all subjects discussed IN lis columns
IN . uTacIicai ami popular form. They " III also
deayur to ma main CUudId teSr!essuess in Combat
ting ard exposing iHise theories and practices ia
scientific and Mechanical alters. and thus pre-
serve the character O lie sCIENrITIc AMERICAN As
reliable Euoy CiOPudIa vi Useful and Entertaining
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Fua GOrEss r,
SALMON ?. CHASE.

FOB LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
MARTIN WEiKER, OF Wayne cunty
srcRETIRY OF STATE,
ADDISON Il. RUSSELL, of c. nton
TREASURER or STATE,
ALFRED T.. STONE. CT FraEkI u.
For sUPIEME JUICE,
MILTON sUTLIFF, Of T:rI;bult.
foR BQARp OF PUBLIC wuRks,
JACOB BLICKENSDERTEE JH,
OF TrsCaRlWAs.
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81; Clair>v.ile.
hereby certify that the foregoing AcTs are
correctly copied from the cert fled copies fur
nishcd this uiIice. :. GRESSINGER,
Auditor Bel. co.
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Dated April I'd, lS5i.

.SreaIer ef he NoG&f gf Rclrcseafdiires
tIlIilAI i - Il L, IL Ii
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TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS
AND
MANUFACTURERS.

the Publishers re. pectfuy inform the public tn;
in order 10 increase and stimulate the formation
clubs, they propose to offer
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For All Parts or the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
II bertrand, Wheeling. and al parts of the
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will Except Sunday
645 connecting with trains from Philadelphia nr-t
Washington @ Juncon will stop at way stations and arrive at Cum
beriand at O'Clock, p.
I'd The MAIL TRAIN Camden daily Except Sunday
at 80 reaches Wheeling by m, connecting
wood with for Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
v Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points. .aet +. I3.f afF zgHh
"a The EXPRESS TRAIN daily T. connecting with
for Cincinnati ST. Louis Cairo, Chicago and
date The distance
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
The time TO these places Is also unsqualcd.
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
81. Louis. ht3.s
Passengers and baggage transferred all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be gold MI tina large In tho West,
al tho lowest possible rates. ut the ticket ec Camden Station and at
Washington city. ttsU y.
second cass is attached to the mail train.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may mc The entire road
Cumberland Oakland They morning by tho express
tram which leaves Cumberland at $50 and reaches Wheeling
at p IN.
Passengers from Washington ample for Wash
ington Junction.
This only route by which through tickets baggage
Can be obtained in Washington. t,.i.s- L III .lssEi
...- w.. ..r FOR WAY PASSENGERS. IA 4s.la. *
The accommodation train 645 stop At nj o
Cumberland the going
Eastwardly, tho mail leaves Wheeling 7I5
mediation Cumberland reaching D.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at (except sunday stopping
at stations. Leaves Frederick at o. arriving Baltimore
at 1890,
Tho ELNUTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station at O. a. m
and 80, p Leaves Eicous Mills n p
except Sunday aIt#ssE5
... w. q woODIDE,
Jan 17--dn Master of Transportation.
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
" or fare to Cairna-United steamships
York for Apnwa the 9Th and Goth OF each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco. L
Theso steamships approved
Department, and guaranty speed and sgtfy
The Panama railroad IA miles long, completed from
ocean, crossed In The baggage passengers
checked in New York through Francisco passengers
embarked Panama tho
money paid in New York all expenses Of tho trip.
Reserve steamers kept New York. Panama. and
Francisco detention accident the
entirely reliable. .sgW.t
Passengers leave Panama the ey Aspnwal
Conductors SO through by take charge
md children without other protectors.
through tickets the apply agency
West street New York. to #A.. "' L. W. RAYMOND
Ma Cd ... . e. .
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No. 5s7,l
BY the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of the provisions of the 3D. section
q Tie se, entitled An act % authorize The to,len q The
Of Muneso belonging 10 the Mali breeds mixed boo the
July 1854 JAMES BUCHANAN President q tho United State
q america do hereby declare and make known that public sales will
sofa, at the periods hereinafter designated TO witt
March next for the disposal Of the vacant public lands situated within
the following townships and fractional townships IN The late
for the half mixed bocds u tho Dcoh Sioux
ton Of Indians ys
North Of he tdse line Of fth principal neridian
The Indicated tracts fractional township hundred and eleven
The fractional township eleven
OF range eleven.
townships hundred
and one hundred and twelve Of range twelve +.
The INDICATED in township hundred and eleven and rac
@ n AND twelve and one hundred and %
Tho bnated township eleven in
thai part Of township one hundred and twelve aud fractional
snip one hundred and thirteen within tho above mentioned
The Indicated part townships
eleven and hundred and twelve, within the above mentioned
A, the land Office FARpAur commencing day
March next for the disposal of tho public lands situated within the
serve for tho mixed bood the Dacoah Sioux
ton Of Indians viz
North he base line and ee Of mn priacpal meriiion
The INDICATED tracts that fractional township hundred
and ton, within the rescrve range nine
The INDICATED tracts IN that part Of townships hundred and
eight hundred and nine and fractional township hundred and
ten within the above mentioned reserve, Of range ten
within the aforementioned and townships hundred
and nine and one hundred and ten, Of range eleven.
egh. nine
and in township one hundred and ten Of twelve.
nine and hundred and ten within tho
Tho part township ton
within the above mentioned reserve, Of range fourteen
The Indicated tracts in that part of township hundred and
within the aforementioned reserve range nficcn. s,
accordance with the provisions tho July II 1854
the above mentioned lands until after they have been offered
he sale and become subject to private entry. N.
The Offering ap,
pointed and will proceed in the order IN which they are advertised
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~ for wei hereby guaranty bidder for bidders
ia shall be awarded him them according bis for
th regng bid or proposal win aud give SO
for the performance thereof advertisement
for Proposals Cor Indian goods 1857 and VOL
and all damages which the unied States
the Indians suffer by failure tho Of tho
said bidder for bdders.Hl iltt'
No proposal will strictly conform 10 the
terms and directions or this advertisement.
by order q tho Secretary Of the Interior; -
fai r I'd ft1u1rsG Acting Commissioner
Oct 3o--daaAataw I'M I4tlNo., Ua .aIs.
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PROPOSALS for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
.rr Washington September II, 1857.
QEALEU PROPOSALS, endorsed . Proposals for
Pensacola, Florida will be
until the 9Th day Of November. 1887 al
o'clock the Marine Barracks authorized
Florida according to the plans and sIrc
prepared the Navy Department. copies Of
yards Portsmouth, Hampshire, Boston, New York. phel
pha Norfolk and Pensacola and at the Navy Department
furnishing all the materials ana
pg the satisfactory to the person who may be
appointed by the Navy Department ucrn,cnd the sln and The
right the proposals
herein vtod when deems the interest of the United States re-
quires IT,
done and the materials de-
time, the work progresses
upon certified superintendent the
tho United and retained until the compile
the OF tho work by tho said srcn
and be forfeited In the event OF lhInen
the provided that bill shall be mado !or an amount less
dollars.
accompanied by written guarantee signed
persons Certified
Judge, other officer Of the United States in
dollars, that the bidder WILL when required
contract aud bond with
and sufficient security for it, faithful performance
Bidders invited examine tho plans and specifications at the
offices herein before mentioned HI
proposals. scaled and addressed this department.
p endorsed proposals for building Marine Barracks Mt Pen
sacola, Florida" se s4e
bidder whose offer be accepted will be notified and
forwarded thereafter practicable,
which he will be required execute within ton days after M receipt
at tho post office named by him.
All completed in all respects according to
plans specifications within twelve months from aud after The
Of the contract @t
ISAAC TOUCEY,
Sept 24-2awt6th Nov Secretary Of the Navy