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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The Mansfield (Ohio) Herald states that
all tho section hands between Crestline and
Worcester, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
CHICAGO Railroad, .topped work last Monday.
Having received no wages for the past Elk
months, az they stated. they thought that
foyhsarsnce bad ceased to be virtue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The General Post Office has received in
teligeDce from the railroad companies BE-
tween Philadelphia and New York, inform
ing the Department that they will carry the
through mail to New York by one o'clock
train CD Sunday morning, as on any other
night, commencing at one o'clock last Sunday
morning. The Postmaster General being
DESTROYS of removing the Inconvenience to
which the public have been heretofore sub
iected, had applied to the railroad companies
for this purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

We have never known a public body to
DO more universally and heartily oonde ~ned
than tho present Legislature of Va. But
the oensure should not be indiscrimnate.--
There are many Individual members from all
pa r,s of the state who have done their duty
faithfully. and endeaVored in every way to
prevent the state of things which fnaliy
s.came 10 . head" on Saturday hight last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Proposals VII.
~ be received for building a new Colf
House at Orange, Virginia, and the plans 'n'
specifications may be seen at the office OF zoe
undersigned, the Architects, from the 18th 10 ~
20th Of March inclusive, and at the Cen,
Office at Orange, from the 22d 10 the Z''a o.
March inclusive The bids will be opened D.
Orange CT House, on the Both inst, al r. ~
The successful bidder will be required 10 w.
nish satisfactory bonds for the faithful iuhinsl.
of the contract, and each bid will state ~
bondsmen to be offered.
The committee reserve 10 themselves me O.
to reject any or all OF the proposals
HASKlNS Il ALEXANDER, Architects
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The London Times says, there is not a
statesman who would wish to see Great Bri'
tain hamper herself with an inch of Mexican
ground. Let the United States, when they
are finally prepared for it, enjoy all the ad
vautages and responsibility Of ownership, and
our merchants at Liverpool and elsewhere
will be quite content with the trade that may
spring out of it. Tie capacity of the Mex
can population for approaching a constltu,
tional rule is not 80 remarkable that we should
volunteer to administer it," We don't sup,
pose, how ever, that the United States will be
very anxious to assume now responsibilities
for the benefit Of the British merchants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The Engli,h government seems to have ta'
kan alarm at the reports that the Mormons
..,. .bou. to vscats Salt Lake City. and
move to tho British possessions north OF the
49th parallel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The Washington States informs US that
"Mr. Green has arrived in that city from
Kansas, as a messenger, bringing with him
the journal of the Lecompton Convention
and the evidence taken before the Commits
,ien to examine into the alleged frauds in
the elections in Kansas on the 2lst OF De
cember and the 4th of January last. The
investigation reduces the legal vote on the
Constitution to about $500, instead OF 6,I
as heretofore reported"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The brick tenement, No. IS, Sycamore st.,
Petersburg, occupied below as Clothing
Store, by Messrs. Noah Walker b Co., and
above BY Mrs. NJ. A. Cairns, where shs has
for mary years kept her fashionable MILL
nery Rooms, was burned last Sunday night.
The entire building was so much damaged
by fire and flooded with water, that the goods
above and below, will prove nearly or quite
N total lnsa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

Bishop Simpson, Of the Methodist Epi'co-
pal Church, is among the passengers who
arrived ct New York in the Europa. The
Bishop visited England and Ireland early
last summer as delegate to the Wesleyan
Conferences in those countries. Subsequent
" he passed through France, Germany, and
Norway, observing the condition Of the Meth
odst missions, aud in September was pre-
sent at the Evangelical Alliance in Berlin.
During the winter, he extended bis travels to
Turkey, Palestine, Egypt, and Greece. His
health while in the East was considerably
impaired, but is now improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The Hon. Jas L. Orr, tho Speaker OF the
House. has written letter to bis const'tu'
su.s, declining a reelection to Congress-
The long neglect of his private affairs, be
says, impsriou.ly demands his presence al
hoooA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The Union merely omits Governor Wise
from its classification of Walker, Douglas,
Stanton aud Forney," because "he the
Govsrnor) came very late into the field" 1t,
also omits Bancroft. the reverend specu-
la.or 10 politics, because be only vensured
ous from his retreat to be blown back by the
vhirlvi of the New York re- action" The
Governor and Mr.. Bancroft must feel com
plimented at this notice from the othcial
organ of the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

It 10 rumored that the steamer Despatch
hes gone to Pearl river, Miss, to look after
The New Orleans Del,a's slave traders. The
Dslta's story is pronounced by Southern gen.
slsmsn to be . superb hoax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

Capt. Durham, of the American DARK
Adriato, which lately escaped FROM the
French authorities at Marseilles, has, tits said.
sold his vessel either to the Russian goVern-
nam. or . Russian firm, and was making bis
vsv In Enqlapd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The Union, of yesterday, contains a long
liss of Collectors and Surveyors, appointed
:, N. President and confirmed by the Senate.
Thew ore ell from the Southern States and
a.. generally re-appointments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

Mrs.. Mary II. Doaus. the mother Of the
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey,
died on Sunday in Burlington. She was in
N. .hty-fourth year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

ereigus up here, and | give you Gov. Wise
with all his faults AID alterations say
still Gov. Wise.
Amid the laughter and applause which
this sentiment evoked, the crowd dispersed.
the opponents of au extended session evlne-
ing becoming resignation, and the other side
REFRESHING their eIulsation at the AID ana
comfort received by them from the Executive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The London Times takes MIR. Buchanan's
view of the Kansas matter, and says the free
state men in Kansas ought, after "sdmis.
aim % 10 amend the constitution there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The Richmond Enquirer strongly recon-
,.seds the perussl Of the "ststesman-like
so.soh Of Mr.. Nillson, on Kansas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10
Washington, nah i0-eo3t

w ARRENTON HOUSE.-1he undenIsa.
w ed takes great pleasure IN informing ~
many friends and acquaintancss both Iaf 81
near that he has taken sole charge OF THIS W.. ".
known HOTEL and is now prepared 10 g" !"
every one who may chose TO call, acconn'-.,
tons OF the very best kind He has sng'sTT.
as an assistant the services OF Mr. hUsa ;.
Kemper who is known TO the community |"
gentleman admirably qualified for toe Po'I...
A most excellent and convenient Bar IS a'S,-
ed 10 the House, where superior LioC0% -.
SEdARs will be kept at all times The "s"..
renton House is situated in the centre "
town, on main street, and thereby eniHe' y.
venient 10 all Porters will be al the cars ~ rt.
ing and evening 10 escort passengers up ga,
Proprietor hopes that his friends will not w.
him and and ieels confident that be can CIV.
isiaction to all who may sojourn win Pun ns
JAMES DEsHIELpH
Agent for F.. r. De'a''''
WaYrenton. Va. NH lO-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

BosToS, March S-The imports at this p'r
for the week ending the 9Th instant, show 'o.
OF 1851 ,572 The corresponding week IN 1871
showed total of $l,Os3,s36; decrease IN l'5'
$4l2,264.
New Yonx, March S.-Tbe weekly statem't:
of the city banks show an increase OF SL|aJ'
900 in loans, $l,OSl 900 in specie, $JziO"a
circulation, and S2.996,0T0 in deposits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

Mr.. William Gish, OF Bedford county. Va,
leading merchant and heavy trader there,
who has heretofore borne the character of
being a man of large means, and Of rslia-
bility, it now appears, has for some time been
sustaining himself and credit by species
of financial operations and forgeries which
have brought ruin and dishonor upon him
self and loss upon many others. To meet
bis engagements be has had resort to the ex-
pediens Of wholesale forgery OF various
responsible names on business paper, which
pa per hs has from time to time passed to other
persons at very enormous discount. There
is not less than 100000 worth OF his paper,
the most of wnich doubtless bears forged
endorsements, DOW held by different persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10
ConnEHCIAL.


BALTIMORE, March Tour is firm; all su
perfne brands are hsId At $3.50. whea, il,
steady red lode white il46l2os Corn il,
firm; white $4,000; yellow 6O66lc. WhskY
is dull at 2lc Provisions are frm-BatimOrs
shoulders 6i67c.; sides SIC. Bacon, shoulders
7sc; sides 9tc. Lard is irm at l0c-Mess
Pork $l6.75 y Dbl.
New YORK, March 9-FIour is quiet; sales o.
$500 bbls State $4.256$4. 80; Ohio 81 g59
1910; Southern 81 6OG$5lO Whea, has de.
clined; sales of $500 bush Southern 5 .23dSI.
IS. Corn is unsettled; sales of 90 900 bush; white
6766Sc yellow 7OG7lc. Pork has declined;
mess SI6.sO6sl6aO. Beef is steady-West.IE
mes. $l2GSl350. Lard is firm al l0GlCtt
Whisky is dull at 22G421c. Stocks are du.
and lower generally. Cumberland Coal Co 2li
Mo. 6's s4t. Sterling Exchange is frmer q,
lOsIGlO9.
New ORLEANS, March s.-The sales Of Cot
ton on Saturday, reached 1880 bales, wIthOu:
change in prices Rio Coffee quoted at lU!S
lltc. Freights are iirmer-Cottcn TO LyfrpoO.
,d-to Boston ID. Exchange frmer, bu; VI.
changed in price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

The proposed Confederacy of all the Bri-
fish colonies in North America, would consist
OF six provinces and three territories. The
extent of territory is nearly equal to that Of
the entire Uni,ed States, and although the
climate 10 general i, severe, yet the soil in
many vast regions is very rich and produc-
tive, and there can be no doubt that the new
empire or republic, as the case may be-,
would become mighty power OF the Amer
lean continent. 1t is probable, too, that
such u movement would lead to rapid I'M
provemeut Of the western portion OF North
America, as the winters in the greater part
of the possessions of the Hudson Bay Com
psny, especially in Oregon, near Pusers
Sound, and at Vancouver's Island, are re,
markably mild and genial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10
Real Estate,

Doring the past three months real estate
in Philadelphis aud its vicinity has been
selling at Iuinous low prices. We are graft
led, however, to learn that within the past
two weeks there has been better feeling
manifested: and the auction sales show that
much higher rates have been realised, THAI
could have been expected 50 soon alter the
late financial crash.-PSansytca"ldn
TAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
T. For invigorating and promoting ne growth
OF the Hair, rendering il glossy and plant.
Prepared by r. H STABLER, Chemist,
NH 10 No los, Kng.st, cor OF Washington.
A QUA AMMONIA; Gum CamPhOr; Salera-
n tug; Sup. Carb. Soda Cream OF Tartar !
Chalk and Flax Seed Meal, for sale BY
PEEL, STEVENS & co,
NIB 10 COT Of King and Alfred sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10
Warrenton, Va, NH i0-eo2m

TNO THE MEDICAL FACULl i- ~.
woods Tincrure Of Veratrum '!Tios,
tainly controlling the action OF the ne 5i.,s.
Arteries, in all iebrile and inflamma'ofy H. Y.
ses. Prepared expressly for Physicians y 3,
C. Norwood, VI. D., of Cokesbury, 5. t. s o.,
sale by J. LEADbEA I'm r,i,b1c
Stabler's old stand, Nos. 5 and 7 South F'I'''A
8 mo 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10

FOLASSEs HoGSHEADS for sale ~ u
N nh 9 PERRY 4 PENNYbA'A Z"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-NEEKLY BY
kDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
The Uoion merely omits Governor Wise

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, 1883.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10
AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.

Advertisements like the following, so numerous in
New York and other large cities novelty in this
metropolis:
MIANlED immediately, by widower, between As aud
w 90 ycais of age, II RIFE. She must be intelligent
mabe pretty and last but not least rich; for all Of
which he will promise to give in return his uboundcd az
eeon and the entire charge Of his large family children
Ladies who DESTROYS of embracing favorable an OBJ
portunty of changing their life OF single bessedness to
i'o OF untold happiness viii please address Widower,"
ueorgctown post Office. None need apply who over
IL years of age
District, and opportunity for some one to become
VILE and the mother of family at the time mas
much as the unhappy wiower'' promises to give the
entire charge of his large family of children" to the
fortunate applicant just fancy for q moment if You
can young lady less than eighteen years old (for that
ID one OF the conditons,) intelligent amiablc pretty
anu last, but not least, rich, accepting such situa
uon~ marrying an encountered widower between forty
hve and fifty years of age Isn't it favorable OPP
poftuny for changing life Of singlebcsscdncss to
NC OIL untold happiness p We reckon he II find hcri
FOUND GuIIIY.--In the circuit court for Alexandria
county, Judge Tyler presiding on Monluy last Thomas
PARSONS was tried tile charge of setting fire TO the
warehouse of Mcssrs s. S. Masters Son on tho night
OF The 9th of September last The evidence in Che case
was mainly for the prosecution, and the Jury after re-
naming In their room abont ten minutes returned into
SoNh nd gave verdict Of guilty and asceriaiped the
prisoners punishment at dye years imprisonment in the
pennenuary The court sentenced him accordingly.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

Our enerprising fellow citizen Jno f. Ellis having
laged and beauted his well known establishment the
avenue between 9th and prepared to
oommodatc his numerous friends and customers with
whatever they may desire in tho musical line On call
Ing in at his place of business day two SINCE
surprised and gtifed to observe what change had
taken place there. In consequence of his increasing
business, Mr.. Ellis unable to keep on hand such a
large and varied stock he desired and when charging
his store he has improved the opportunity to remodel it
and improve its general appearance the store has been
newly papered and pajutcd and the walls are hung with
paintings and engravngs of the most distinguished
artists in the departments of song and Instrumentation
among whom observed likcnesses of Thalberg Parod
Lszt FrcMoln and others The stock of pianos is very
extensive comprising the far famed instruments of Halet
Davis (Which considered superior to those made
by the Chickering's in addition to others of foreign and
American manufacture. Thcabove-named pianos combine
strength with sweetness of tone and apt to become
wiy after being used short tmc asis the case with many
others Mr. T. WILL however, fill orders from any man
uactoy desired Having been in the business for six or
eight years. he has succeeded by his energy and aabty
to his customers in building up establishment which
ISM surpassed in this city and noticed list of be-
tween two and three hundred who had purchased
pianos there comprising the of most substan-
a citizens and also professors and amateurs whose
tom is guarantee Of the excellence Of the nstr-
monts. He also keeps hand large assortment of
sheet music, receiving all the and popular produc-
tons of the day they issued and is pre-
pared to take old instruments in part payment for new
or rent instruments favorable terms No one need be
without piano meodcon for he will make the terms
ofpayment easy, receiving instruments monthly until it
Is paid for Read his advertisement in another column
and give him call
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10
By &c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aactioneers.

By J. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuctiOneers
LNXECUTORS' SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE
IL gilt frame mirrors and curtains
ted &C. public auction ON Thursday morning
H. the establishment the late II pndcton cnnsy yan
avenue adjoining the United States Hotel shall furniture
&C., comprising a1
Rosewood French sofa and parlor chairs
Marble top centre, sofa, and side tables
Rosewood secretary and book case, whatnois
Three large French plate mnntel mirrors
Elegant rosewood marble top mirror front beaulet
Eighteen solid oak leather recovered dining chairs
Rosewood marble-top dressing table
Paintings and cngravings sets OF grandoes
Inmask and lace curtains cornce, &c.
Velvet Brussels, and ingram carpets rps oil cloth and Drug
gets
Large walnut sidoboads, elegantly carved in bas relief
Solid mahogany extension dining table Is feet long
soma mahogany
ABOUT wv ounces sona siver
tubs, ladies, knives, forks, spoons, &c
eaV poa waes 6 pitchers, dshes,
tugeeas ehainp' gne coolers, casors, boats
french cllp'. dinner dessert, and teaware
Cupss dccantcs 1uger bowls goblets wines, tumbers
large Chinese punch bowl, Bohemian glassware
Choice lot Of liquors and cigars
Damask towels, napkins table cloths
Marble top dressing bureaus and washstands
Walnut Ezabehnn beadseads with
Enamolled cottage sets, lounges
superior feather bells, holsters pillows
Fine ourled hair and husk mattresses
Supsrior blankets, comforts, and Marseilcs quilts
Handsome French china and granite toilet
Together with large kitchen requisites.
Terms $40 and under cash, that
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
a... II. b. TYLER,
PHILIP ?. PENDIEToN,
#.as
JAS G. MCGUIRE & Co
Nov I'D Auconecrs
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REDEMPTION OF 230,s5o DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA AND O PER CENT STICK.

FylIE holders Of the following certificates Of debt
issued Virgins viii take notice thai the Com
OF the sinking calling tho certificates u debt
the order who they eiecnabr viii proceed ON the ION 81
the OF the
rhs holders certificates required e
said February surrender the the office Of the
that day
provide the construction Of turnpike road
Winchester 10 point passed 10Th March
per- cent?
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AUCTION SALES.


by JAS. Z. MCGUIRE A. co. AuctloneerS.
INNCELIENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
" Efects Public eOn "Wednesday morning Nov cmbor ~
no O'Clock residence 81 William n upperman Pcn
sylvaua avenue Third and Four strec shall
sell The entirc Furniture and Effects, comprising
Mahogany spring sofas dvans rockers, ottoman
aud parlor chairs
Mahogany dining and card tables
large gut frame French plate mirrors slab, and bracket
Dana aud lace curtains, cornce
Gilt and bud window shades, lounge
brussels, l,rce ply, and ing carpets
Suiir carpets Uileoth, rods and eyes
Very superior solid mahogany bcistuads
Handsome mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Solid mahogany wnrdrObcs
Marblc-tGs washslands
Superior feather beds, holsters and pllOws
Blankets, comforts, toilet
Cane wood-seat chairs, tables
Curlcdhalr and husk mattresses
Mahogany sdoboard, dining tables
French china gold band dinner set glassware
Superior silver plated tea cake baskets casters
forks
Cooking stove, radiator, and other stoves
Together with general assortment vi kitchen requisites
Terms SIS aud under cash that
30 days, for . NSfacioy endorsed noes bearing Interest
s-Theahouse Is for rent; inquire on the PREMISES
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & 90,
Nov I'D Aucuoneers.
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mo DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS. --Tbo advor-

yIyO DIPLOMATS AND T0URlSTS.-The adyer-
tiser, middeagc who speaks
tN English French Spanish, and Italian educated
active and Of good morals acquainted With mape affairs
been merchant and sMpowncr for wishes
% call tho attention Of american diplomats
Eurcrean or South Aneoa cnnnt who need n,erpre
tori courier and confidential travelling clerk Ho furnish
most unexoeidnepe 9rencs TOT qualification from many
gFhcd persons 81 the highest standing Washington Alabama.
Address a g. BOX No is, Mobile Ala OF the Hon b.
fitzpatrick Y. Z, g. Sep 30-dsm
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10

o. of o. F-The following gentlemen were elected as
officers Of the Grand Lodge Of the District OF Columbia
for the ensuing year at their meeting on Monday
evening George w Robinson, M W. c. Master;
A. H. Jones, h w ID. G.. Master; George
Brown, n. w G.. Warden John T. Bangs, r. W. O.
Secretary re-electedi Martin Johnson, h w c. Treas
collected. P. g. NJ, John T. Clements was elect
ed representative 20 the Grand Lodge of the United
States
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10

TINRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IL LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE after
December 3D. at o'clock the premises by virtue
Of May L. 1857 and duly recorded
1874 oos 67 seq tho land for Washington
shall soil lots Nos Is subdivision square fronting
each "a North
running back 75 feet inches a0e alley Each
ing 4, 206 square feet Title perfect
fourth cash; the residue
with secured by decd premises.
TII0S. J. FISHER, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Nov I'd ' Auctoneer5
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE s. CO., Auctionecrs.
INCONSISTENCIES GAL " AL LIZA On
Nov2d

FINRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
Il tho landy virtue OF decd of trust bearing date
day May D. 1857 duly recorded In Iiber j.
oo ST. OF the land records for Washington county,
District Of Columbia the undersigned trustee, will
aucon in front of the premises Thursday the 18th
veher A. d. 1885, at four O'Clock the cf lot
No i92 the city OF Washington the said lot
having on of % feet and 10 nhcs and running back the whole
depth Of the lot
Term Of sale One third in cash. tho
payments in six and twelve months with and
deed OF trust the satisfaction Of the
be complied with within days. otherwise
right to resell at the risk Of purchaser convey
ancing at the purchasers cost.
VIM H. WARD, Trustee.
Oct 3O-dtd JAS. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctonoers.a
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE.

FORM OF A GUARANTEE
To Carr NJ, c. Mixes, U. 8. Engineers
We the undersigned residents Of ---- In tho state OF
hereby, Jointly and severaly, with the
United States and guaranty, In the foregoing bid q
be accepted that he on they WILL within days after the acceptance
oil e said b execute tho contract for the with good and
sufficient srecs 10 perform the work furnish the articles
Cd In conformity The advertisement under which
was pic, And in sho said - shall fail TO enter into
contract aforesaid make good tho difference
tween the offer by tue said and tho nox lowest bidder.
CD
thereby certify that the my knowledge
above named guarantors gosd and sufficient
I-cOdtd
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10

REv ]. G. HAMMER, ID. d., of Baltimore, has received
call from the Second Presbyterian church of this city