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n AGER BEER VENTILAT0RS, for the
Ii purpose of keei5ng of the air from the beer. IN
the same time allowing il To run freely. Also on
hand Brass and Wooten Beer Splckets For sale at
WILBAGHERS.
Sc 23 No 20s Main street,
REATHERS- - Gathers for sale by
Il sAls--lm STOKES Il RlyES.
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FANCY SALE.--The attention OF the Ia
dies is asked to the sale Of fancy goods 10 he sold
.s auction this morning. by 4. q. Cook Co, Auc-
tionecrs. at the store recently occupied by :. T..
semple 202 Main street, between 9th ana 18Th. See
advertisement.
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REMEMBERING TIE DEAD.--On Tuesday
night last Z. handsome tombstone, prepared ty
Mr. John w. Davies for the Masonis Fraternity of
this city, 10 be placed the remains OF the late
GsoaGg W CLUTTZR, was franked from here 10 Tun-
Melton, Preston county, by Mr.. Mcdonald, the
Agent Of Adams Express.
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APPOINTMENT OF pKNsinS AGENr.-Andrew J.
1'liaui5n has been appointed agent for the pay
rent Of pea ,ioHs at Fayetteville, " c., ia place Of
James uuske removed.
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- ". ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
: YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church Hill,
~ the room lately occupied by Mr. K W. Gone, on
Broad street opposite 81. Jsha's Church. on I'll HURS
DAY. LIST October, 1857.
TERXs Fe2 SCHOLASTIC YEAR 81 10 MONTHS, PAYABL,
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE:
Primary English Branches
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DAILY DISPATCH.
TERMS Or ADvERTTeTN0.

sr Advertisements published sDtil forbid vii be
charged 80 per square Of ten nss for tbs rss
insertion. and 23 cents for each ssntinsAnss.
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MISS LIZZlE STUART will omen

School for Young Children, at her mothers res
ienee corner OF Grace and 81 st Oh the Ist of Octo-
her next; She flatters herself from her experience
she will be sbe To- give satisfaction.
She begs leave tprrfcr 70
Rev. MIR. MinnageF0dc,O
Rev. @F. Peterkin, y.,,
X. f. Daniel, ESQ., hlchhiohd.
DR. X II Cabell
J. VI. Jeffrias Esq, iy.,
John Washington, Esq h'hs ana queen
George b. Savage Henrico. rsll-Im&
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One man, floating in solitude. and terrified at
his loneliness, after shouting himself hoarse to find
companion, saw at length man with two life
prescrVers fastened abont his body drifting towards
him. His heart leaped for soy at the welcome
sight, for the feeling of desolaton which had over
come him was terrible to endure lie called to the
other to join him, if possible, and made every ex-
crtion to meet him halfway. There was no reply
but the other driited nearer aud nearer. wave
threw them together They touc!ied. The living
man shrieked in the face of corpse. The other
had been drowned by the dash Of the biliows, or
had perishej from exhaustion
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S'CH00L on Church Hill ut corner Of
- oath and Franklin strcets-Afrs. CLAIBORNE
HARhESU4LE v i'll resume her School Oh the 18th
| sF September, 1857.
| Senior Glasses IS Z" ................. 3
Tim
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BLOODY TRAGEDIES N TgxA..-We find the follow
ing III the Dallas Herald of the 29th ult:
1T becomes our duty to record one Of the most
desperate and heart-rending tragedies that has ey
er been enacted in this region of country John
Robinson, living some four or five miles from Bird.
vale, Iarraht county, on Friday morning of last
week. without previous proyocation as we are in
formed, almost without an intmation of his iend-
lsh Intentions, shot and killed dead two brothers
George and James Anderson, brothers of his wife,
then attempted the life of his wife and failing in
that, proceeded deliberately TO his neighbors old
man oublett, a distance of nearly two miles and
while the old man was begging for mercy shot
nm dead. Returning to within short distance OF
MS nome, Robinson finished this horrid and unna-
tural tragedy by placing the muzzie of bis gun
against his own forehead, and pushing the trigger
with his ramrod, put end to his own life in
st"ntiy The whole affair occurred in less than an
hour.
'.Robinson previously had difficulty with his
wile, and had agreed to a separation Her broth
ers were assisting to remove her things, when he
shot them both with a rifle and "a musket- Some
TIME ago Robinson committed brutal assault up
on old man Sublett, and was punished with seve-
raj months imprisonment, which was probably the
cause OF his anifnosity against that individual
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EDUCATION.

MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL. Grace
IVA srrr"t hstwesn til and sth The seventh ses.
sior this school will esmmencs on the lst day ef
October sus close eli the list day of Jsly
Ths Fukii.A department Is eNclusively under the
digeCtaa al the fTlnersl. except the Philosophical
and hahrr mathematical Classes. which will be
tsGsht by gentleman whs hss had several years
experience in teaching in cur city.
The French class will b. andcr the instruction Of
gentleman vhs has had rHaek success ia eommuai-
eating that lSnsHsg* sslS~dims
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The rescued passengers from the Central Ameri-
ca appear unanimous in their opinion as regards
the intrepid and noble conduct OF David RAYMOND
quartermaster Of the illfated steamer lie made
three trips with Que Of the ite-buats between the
steamer and the brig Marine, and tried hard to
get some Que to accompany him on another trip:
and while pleading for assistance in his work Of
humanity the boat III which he stood was stove in
beneath him.
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MR.. LEFEBVNE'S SSCHOUL.-Then next
w session will begin on tie LIST day of October,
So. and CT the lsI day of July, 1855. For par
nculars apply to
HERBERT L. LEFEBVRE,
an dim Corner Of Grace and F9ushee sts
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SEND NJ LOVE TO Ny DEAR wIFR

One man called to another, in our informant's
hearing, If you are saved Frank, send my love 10
my dear wife; but the friend appealed to answered
only with gurge of the throat lie was washed
off his plank, and perished as his comrade spoke
Many were desrous Of separating themselves as
far as possible from the Test, being fearful lest
some deathstruggler might seize hold Of them and
draw them under. Others, afraid Of their loneli-
ness, called to their neighbors to keep together
Generally they strove to cheer each other as long
they remained within hearing
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stern post oil new g-ship for the Russian Navy
to be built in New York, was raised Monday
Among the guests present at the ceremony were
Baron stoeckl. Mayor Wood. and several officers OF
the Russion Navy. The Herald says:
In the absence Of the Clergyman Captain Bella
venetz uttered the fater Noser, while the speeta-
tors reVerentiaily uncovered their heads. Baron
.toecki then placed in the cavity of the keel sill
yer plate bearing the following inscription in the
Russian langusge:-
'Ths seventy gun ship Grand Admiral, COM
mencsd september q, 1851, in New YORK, in the
presence of Baron Stoeckl Russian Minister to the
United States, on the plan of W. IL. Webb, Ameri-
can ship builder of New York"
The Baron then annonted the plate with mortar,
when the workmen raised the stern post to its
place, aud completed that part of the ceremony.
The process of driving the first bolt was then
commenced. The builder, Mr. ". Ii. Webb, giving
the first stroke with the hammer. Baron Stoeckl
giving the second stroke, and each of the guests
who chose giving stroke in his turn, the work
men finishing the performance.
The frigate is to be called the Grand Admiral af-
ter the title If the Grand Duke Constantine. She
is TO be the flag ship of the Russian navy and is to
be constructed perfectly regardless Of expense.
with the sole aim of excellence. Her dimensions
are to be three hundred and twenty-five feet ex-
treme length, fftyfive feet breadth and thrty-six
feet depth She Is to be built of white oak frame.
the principal timbers of live oak. The Keel is the
largest that has ever been laid in New York, aud is
Of white oak. The timbers are of unusual length,
and have been in course of collection by Hr. Webb
Tor the last three years The contract for the ship
mas been in existence since 1853, when il con-
Guided by Mr.. Webb during his visit to st. Peters
burg The engines and furniture Of the ship are to
De OF the most costly description, though the con-
tracts have not yet been given out The furniture.
crockery, plate and adornments are to be in the
most costly style ofregal spendor 1t is estimated
THAT over million of dollars will be expended on
her' aside from her armament The entire arrange
ihehts are under the control of Nr. w. III. Webb,
who has contracted to have the ship launched in
is3s, and finished ready to sail in the spring Of
Iso5 She is the third ship constructed for the Rus
sian navy in the United States
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Ordinary English N0
Junior Classics and Mathematics 50 0
'euiur do do O........... ................. 81 Gt
Modern Languages, each. q VI
Drawing 20 u
aul l-3m
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RI Rev. VIM. Meade u. Il; Rev ! Grarnmer. Rnv.
! Clark, Thomas ). 'tT"tu FRO Halifax co (: Rev
" Nu Martin, Ia, iir. IT, HNiFstau, Henry % Rev.
4 i. Eazzari, 4 VI, Chesterfield; Rev. John Cooke,
N1.ivlk Rev 4. Waac. u. T.. Charles City: Hon T.
l. Harris. u. G. Washington; Rev. =. Hcad. Rev q.
srlngrd-r. Rev. Mr.. Pcjtigrevy, 4 y. stokes. Esq
o. T. Baldwin. Esl., Col. h, Fontaias. Richmsnd.
s~%-lln
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n II SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IL rhs ss,. ". r, WEBB. A NJ, will resume
tc4CAjuE oa thu R>DAl. Oct. list. At the roou in
thu rrar ~ the yeHmoyr ChsTch en- Iith street; be-
EruAJ ana Marshall, lately occupied ay bfr F
N Rosier The course ef staGy will csslprise that
OF ns-t approved schools. either Nsrth sr South
There's hAe~s n every delartNtn will BE spe-
c.s.y regarded Ia addition 10 collegiate educa
tea. tar Fsftssr has taken special pains by per
seasly ,ti;sg. within the last few years The most
arPrnF-3 institutions Of eur csnntry, 10 introduce
into hs" systCn al that - really desirable.
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| REFGRENcEs-P. C. Wherry, Mrs. james Gray, VIM.
tray DR.. j. q. Wayt, Col. s II. Parker, Thomas }.
Eyans, Gee Maynard, D. 5. Wooldrsge; Ksy J. =.
" W.Gazebrook, Bes. Pollard, A. V. Crensha~, n. B.
spence II. Il. Meade, Chas c, Elicit, Chas Stebbins,
| T. p. Townsend, VIM. A Smith, Thos. .. Cuarles,
larlaHd Hanes, Felix Matthews, Alex Duval, ". =.
". Taylsr, 4. n. Keesee b. Jones, ?. Lawson.
Hf- Those whe may desire TO enter pupils. re-
luested to make early application az my residence,
3n Clay between lst and 2d streets, through the
! POST UfHCe. ~ 22-tl0c
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THE CnISWlCk SCHOOL,

! 'iI NAlsN " II N HCGltOL.
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
WI. i r. ar.N@i at tie sghsaribey's residence IA
mI!es Sa~i 81 hchInont Oh Thurs lay, october lst.
Having lH3 several years rNperlruCe. ana being &C
credited A. apt tsts7c3. share of public patron
ag- is solicited.
The location a retired anil remarkably healthy
Tie disc n.lIc wtil 81 Christian UES i,IrsHtQI
+ iaE 'srirIs EIaie sr ioUsle,) RAY on early
Application, be accommodated al Riy house, and 9TH
srs ia Ghr nsiGHsu!heoG.
5--lfhS GEO. G.. EIAIJ, 4 NJ
\ r Ter information in the sjtv apply to hr. HaE
~ tNALL, Architect, opposite the American
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himself wl:h untIrlnE energy to making therougl
scholars n the styctest sense 81 the term lie has
secured comfortable rooms en- fth street. between
Franklin ana Haiu. kny communication addressed
te him through the Richmond 2. -. will bs prompt
ly attended 10. lie hopes that thoss who istend t.
pttrsn!Ee him -ill make lTnn's siists pliC.tiuR.
Isrms payable seNi-rnVUslly in s|Tsnce) SO.
EsgE2ENCgs Rev. :. TetsTkin, Rev. Geo. " eod
bridge, d. D. .Judxe iTaE1urton, Judge Aeridith
Hss>sr: Fm, II. Christian, ,Jno VI. tregsry. Fred
Hransferd, VIZ. T. Tayier Is. b. liinsr. Z. l.. Chris.
risu. Wyrrtharn Robertson. Jos. Z. Andersen. John
O. Ste. .er Chas Gena.t Pew. Mr.. hep,sr, Grn. v II.
II. Richardson Col. 4. j. Evans Capt. c. DiLmock
Er. II, !. Miller. II. J. CHRISTIAN.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
sClioJL.--Ihs subscriber. formerly assistant.
anu ,hen successor to br B. Haupin conscious of tho
atsaatahtakes vi crowded and proiniscuons acho0ls
pT1poAes 70 tafs very small number of beys (i,p'
itea positively TO lS1 under his swn personal care
aod = instruction From long experience he feels CON
nueht ni gviHs sntirs satisfaction. lie has secured
suitable room, corner Of 10th and Bank street, on
poste the square, where he can be found by any who
may desire his services
~. lEE As.-Classical Mathematical and English
Branches, and Frsnsh whsls session slas-nay yahIa
half in advance ''" p"'"Oie
Sc l6--iIuH II MoNrlcrrr
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PHILIP b. STANARD,
+. Y. BARGAMIN.
1t gives great pleasure TO recommend the Class
BARGAMIN. Messrs S. Il B. are graduates of this
Institution, have been connected with it Assistant
Professors and are entitled to the fullest confidence
If the pubic for their high INTEL lIectual and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH
Superintendent Y. II. /.
TrpcJcrL MurTIpy Tyg-TTuTr
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i'UITION IN DRAWING AND MOD
ERN LANGUAGES.--G. PEKStCO will attend
70 Semnnries, Schools 70 private lessons III Draw
nE and Modern Languages Apply at his studio,
between DR.. j. Bealcs st. Paul Church.
- 2l--dtIo
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'TIiE next Session OF Mrs. BENEFITS s
L SCuoaL. P0R BOYS. will oenmenc. sn the
=
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
st. Marks, Florida.
TREASURY DKPARrMKsT,
WASHINGTON, December u

Washington, December 81, 1855.
PROPOSALS will received department until the aOl
day Of February A. d. 1887 II O'Clock oon, for me con
auuc,on OF hospital authorized 20 be erected at 81
MaI Florida, according plans specifications
this depa said be either for the whole building
separate for the different kinds Of work bills OF parcels mus
work. ana The total carried the department Iesrylas
The hight 10 reject the hereby nyited or any
ereo when II deems The interest Of the United States re
the department tho right exclude the BIDS
who is believe viii
faithfully perform The which have attempted
obtain by inde and all bids when there shall be parties IN
who bids, bids that nvega
ton, below fair price for The work.
Bids will be received gross, will be award
ed bidder unless details furnished The department OF the
kinds of which shall be
whole OF the bid as the interest the United states may
quire.I
yed according price, lsad be asceansd
department. thai
will be paid time time, the work and
retained until tho completion OF contract and
OF The work. the agent aforesaid END be oetco
In the -fulhlment OF contract I
will awarded master builders and mechanics
and e assignment thereof EXCEPT by consent OF the secretary OIL
The Urea uty, will be fDrfeiure Of The same.
Each accompanied by awt'n guarantee sign
responsible persons (cen,d be by The United
ss district Judge attorney Of The said dslrict IN the sum Of
the bidder WILL when required his proposal be accepted
into and bond with and sufficient securities
for It's IA thfuI performances.
certificate required Will be furnished aPp
cation TO the department
Plans specifications and working drawings be had app
cation 10 the department.
all details
| uOth ths requirement "a Of his advertisement.
The proposals department. addressed 10 the
Of the Treasury and plainly endorsed oosa for The
Hospital ST. Marks Fa," will be opened
...EF Ht. rsl 4t|. rs la JAMES GUTHRIE, J.
A. .n.. rs ar Secretary Of the Treasury
/
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Proposals for Erecting the.Post once and
Ia Courthouse at Winds, Vermont.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

rrr.., Washington, December l6 1855.
PROPOSALS will be department 10Th
ton Of the post Office
Windsor, Vermont according
this departments said proposals be either for the whole
building different Of parcels
each bid, with the
kind work. the department
serving the right reject the proposals barely invited
requires the department also the exclude
bids Of who thee jus believe
tempted By indireciion shall be
do bids all bids
investigation, below fair price Tor tho work. ~.
bidder uness dutals furnished
of the different kinds Of and materials
subject tho revision Of the department. that adopt
whole part Of bid as the interest the United States
Ninety per cent amount Of work dcy
ed according price, (ssid
Of Of the department appointed for pu
pose will be paid time work
per The completion Of the
OF the by the aforesaid and forfeited
in fuflmcu OF th
Contracts will awarded only and mechanics
and the assignment consent OF the Secretary
the IRE snry, will be forfeiture OF the ~
Each proposal be by wrtton
signed by responsible Certified to be by the United
States district Judge Of the said dsict) In the
OF $4,000 for the whole work. OF proporonae amount for
bidder will, proposal
eepted sufficient
cnIiucs, for its faithful performance.
Form OF bond certificate furnished
lion the department.
Psns working drawing, win be ready .er
thirty days, when they be had application the depart
No unien Il fully compile, In oil 10, details
With the reqnircmenfs Of this advertisement.
Secretary Treasury plainly endorsed roposa for fs
HIndsor Office opened nj 10
o'clock M Of the lat day named for receiving the .ame
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary n the Treasury,
Dec is-aswtioPsb flint. Start
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Proposals for Erecting the custom-house, q o.,
be. at Galena, Illinois.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
xya.hinelou. UeeSmDsr IL. II

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington Dessnbsr IL, 1855
PROPOSALS will be- received department until hs iSh day
OF February, 1851. O'Clock, for the construction
and authorized 10 Do
according 10 the plans and
this said proposals 70 be either Tor me whole
bid, with amount OF each
carried department.
any parts thereof Of United States
ques the exclude the bids
who Just believe will not
faithfully perform the contracts which they have attempted 10 OBJ
parties
who do Join the bids and nil bids that invesgaon
below fair price for thowok. 1. Hag .
bidder furnished department of the
pcessf The different kinds OF work and Materials VIII CHI shall
be subject the the department. that adopt The
whole Of the bid The interests OF the United States
require -. -.
eed according contract price, ad amount TO be by
pose will be paid time 10 time the work progresses and
per retained until the completion OF the aud
eepanee Of the Ac BY The agent Aforesaid and be forfeited
in the event OF non fu6iment Of contract N Eat @
Contracts will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
and the thereof by consent OF the Secretary
the Treasury will be forfeiture Of the same sytorfl
Each must accompanied by written guarantee
by responsible Certified TO be 80 BY the United
district judge attorney OF The said district, In the OF 55 fol
the bidder will when required his propoi accepted, ene
contract and bond with proper and sucieni Tor ~
faithful performances. .rE.. 2,
certificate required will be furnshed appH
Plans specifications and working drawings will be ready
thirty when they be had application TO the
No bid will be coadsed uniess fully compiler tn all ITS detail
with the reqtsir Of this advertisement,
The this department. addressed 10 TN
Secretary Of the Treasury and plainly endorsed for "a
| - N'' "''' - y JAMES GUTHRIE,
l sfa Secretary Of the Treasury.
II Doe pNutl0E Ink
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Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
Court-houso ut Rutland, Vermont.
TnxAsuKr DErAHrxksr,
Washiaklon. December Ia le56

Warrington, December TO- 1850.
DROPosALS department the 10Th day
post authorized erected al Ru
land according
this said be either
a
accompany bid the
carried the resevnE
the right reject hereby nved
the department the right 10 exclude any
person pc believe
by parties in inteIest
who do not Join in the bids, and all bids that upon
below fair rice for the work.
Bids will be received in gross and
bidder furnished department
Of The different kinds of and
subject 10 the revsion Of The Department. that
whole part OF the bd as The interest OF the United States
require
cred, according price,
The estimate Of this department appointed
pose Mil be paid progresses;
completion Of accep-
OF the work &e BY the agent aforesaid and be forfeited in
will be builders
and The assignment thereof except BY Of the
the Treasury. will be forfeiture of the same.
Each proposal written guarantee
by Bile persons (cched the
district judge OF the said distrct in the Of o.
for the whole If for
bidder WILL when required his proposal accepted
and bond with proper and sufficient securities for
its faithful performance ~ agl. ea VIA e
Form OF bond and certificate required will be @ he'd app
cation 10 the department
Plans and working drawings will be ready
thirty days. when they be had application tho depart
No considered unes, fully complies deaiL
| wtt the Requirements Of His advertisement.
The proposals BIZ this department. addressed TO the
Rutiund Oee houss,n opened
o'clock, Of the day named for receiving the
JAMES GUTHRIE
| Secretary Of the Treasury.
| Dec is-aawtl6Feb lint sinr]
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, &C.,
at Ogdensburgh, New York.
TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT,

Washington, December IL, 1856.
PROPOSALS will received depamen Mt until the 18th
day Of February, A. D. 1857, at O'clock
ton the
specifications this
for the whole building for The different kinds
amount OF each kind work. and
department the
invited, thereof when deems the
ted states requires W the department also the right
eve will faithfully perform
attempted TO obtain by ndirccon all bids when
be parties IN interest who do join In the bids and all bids that
upon investigation, below fair price the
Bids win bereceivedn and will
TO bidder unless details furnished
OF the different kinds OF work and Materials which shall DO subject
OF
OF the bid, the interest ofhe United
Ninety cent OF the
eed according to contract price, snd
the estimate OF agent Of The department appointed
pose Will be paid
cent retained unt completion
ance Of me work. Sc by The agent aforesaid and be forfeited
Contracts will be awarded only builders
and the assignment thereof by
the Treasury, will be forfeiture Oft same. ..a $
Each proposal accompanied a guarantee.
signed by responsible PERSONS Certified
States distict judge attorney Of the said dsc
$1,000 for the whole work. ORC proporonote
contract and bond with and sufficient securities
for its faithful performance
bond certificate required win DO furnished appl
Plans specifications working drawings win ready
thirty be had application department
Ne BID % Be considered unless fully complies all defaiis
The DO this
Secretary Treasury and plainly endorsed
Oedersbsh Custom and will be opened O'Clock
JAMES GUTHRIE,
- Secretary OF the Treasury
Dee le-aawiFebls. lint starJ