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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

The letter of the Hon. HORACE F. CLARK 10
Aid. Bradley. Corporation Counsel Busteed and
Others of his Democratic constituents, who had re-
ouested him TO become candidate for reelection,
will be found in our columns to-day, and we be-
speak for it thoughtful perusaL Its sensible
moderate, yet manly and forcible representations
and statements should sink deep into the popular
heart. Especially on the great question Of the
proper scope and limitations of legislative indepen-
dence and party obligation, will its views be found
timely and wholesome, and its assertion that the
representatives Of the North, equally with those OF
the South, must be allowed and encouraged to
speak and vote according to their personal convic-
ton unless we are content to sink into q position
of chronic inferority in the National councils,
is worthy of all acceptation. Mr.. Millson, Nir-
gipia Democrat, refused, for reasons satisfactory
to himself, to support the Ksnsas-Nebraska bill;
yet though majority Of hissupporters probably de-
eired the passage of that bill, he is still their repre-
sentative Last Winter, Gen. Quitmsn of Miss.
and Mr.. Bonham of S. C.-both extreme Pro-
Slavery Democrats-refused to vote for the En-
glish BILL and adhered nfexibly to their determi-
nation They were not the less esteemed and sus-
tanned by their constituents, who would naturally
have preferred that they should "go with the
"psrty;" buterery NORTHERN Democratic opponent
Of that same bill is prescribed by the party managers
and either clearly discarded or to be in due sea-
SON. Why this difference Shall it continue
Read Mr. Clark's speech and decide!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

There are three of the Pennsylvania Congress
Districts not cOnclusively heard from-namely:
The With (Berks), where Schwartz's friends
claim his election by As, but Clancy Jones's hope
that the Official Returns may elect their man by
half dozen votes.
The XVIth (York), where the Philadelphia
papers seem obviously TO think Henry l.. Fisher
adm. is elected, though the fullest returns We
have seen give Junkin (Opp.) so majority; and
The XXIyth (venango, Clarion, &c.) where
all the papers put down Chaplin Hall (Repub. as
chosen but without returns to justify that conclu.
sion. He is probably chosen, but msy not be.
James l.. ellis, the present Lecompton Member,
is his opponent.
1t is given up that Longenecker (Repub.) is
elected over Stokes l.. Roberts adm in the
With Bucks and Lehigh) District. His majority
is some 200.
The election of Mcpherson (Repub.) in
the XyIIth (Bedford) District is conceded. So
all the districts in which Mr.. Buchanan ever lived
or practiced law have repudisted him.
All agree that Montgomery (anti. Lecompton
DENY is elected from the XXth (Washngton)
District but we have seen no figures that prove it,
We do not doubt it, however.
We have seen private dispatch from Col. For
ney 10 John b. Hsskin stating the snti.Lecomp-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

The Board of Councilmen last night received a
communication from the Controller, stating that
Terence Farley had not settled with the Finance
Department for the overpayment of $4,3O5 45.
made to him on bis contract of December A. 1855,
for building sewer in Fity-first street. A reso-
luton was adopted directing Mr.. F'lagg to retain
that sum, with interest from December a, 1855. on
the contract. After attempting to levy tax upon
the city railroad cars at S75 for large cars and
$37 50 for one-horse cars, and falling, they ad-
iOurDed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
ton majority il the State at Forty IA's'a"H'
We presume Judge Read has over 900.

The new delegation from INDIANA. according 70
our latest reports, stands as follows:
DIT Me~bers EIrea Sno
/. I'm J. NibiaoI. reelected. -. ...-..' eV'
III. Hiiliauu n. English, reelected. ..:.--.. o;c
III. WILLIAM NJ. DUNN, vice James HrsAe' '''
w. William s. Holman, vice J. B. fotey-- oo
V. DAVID KILGORE. reelected. - ..---.a Wv Wv
vi. ALBERT g. PORTER. vice J. s. Grfeg 81" oo
VII. .JOHs G. DAVIS, reelected. o'000 V00
VIII. JAMES WILSON. reelected. -. .....ooUooo ooo
TX. SCHUYLER COLPAx, reelected coo
X. CHAREs CASE reelected ;-...--''' WV
XII. John U. PETIT, reelected .....-.- -
'Anti-Leconr,on Democrat
Mr. Holman is called anti -Lecompton, but as he
ran on the Administration ticket, We place nim III
italics.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. Z. rRIDusI
Fys~ Special Corr~pondenI
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. a. loS"
The Western election returns are severe bisS
to the Administration, which expected gsin
that quarter. The next House is now ressrds
as lost.
Members of the Cabinet cay that tho Tsnf @
the work in Pennsylvania.
1t is reported that Robert j. Walker 10 pre2sr
ing letter defending the principles Of tho Ts'~
Of lsi6, but suggesting notifications.
Gen. Csss had q conference Of two hours dais
ton with Jerez to-day. Jerez exhibited BIZ ~
powers, which restrict him to carrying into ~
stantial effect the amendments proposed by ~
Nicarsguan Government to the Csss- nsss"
Treaty. Cass said that this wss entirely insst
cient: that be would consult with tho PresSse
and inform Jerez on Saturday Of the result, adding
that under the powers exhibited there could Be .
further negotiation.
Jerez will not deliver the treaty, and will pro0s
bly, at once retire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

We ask attention to the letter Of &" An Ameri-
"csn," which we publish on another page. In the
increasing determination of the more liberal men,
bers of the American party to support Mr. Morgan
as candidate for the Governorshp, its suggestions
are important, and merit careful consideration
from members Of that party.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

The horror of q paid Fire Department is gradu-
ally wearing away. Last night it was proposed IN
the Board of Aldermen to create new officer
called Superintendent of Fire Apparatus, who is to
have 81, 900 year for overseeing repairs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Dem. ahead in 81, $751; Repub. ahead in '5S, SO.
AS these returns are partly from each Congress
District, and there was last year Republican
majority in each, we trust they the election
of Col. SAMUEL X. CURTIS and WILLIAM yAN-
DEvEER, the Republican candidates for Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
THE vIRGINIANs.

We print in THr Srsr-WyrKLr TRiDrsf Of this
morning new chapters Of Thackeray's story, TIE
Vireinians, received by the Africa last night The
same will appear in the Evening Edition ofTnk DAILY
TRIBrsE this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
We have nothing farther from ONO.

The Vermont Legislature organized yesterday
by the choice of the Hon. George +. Edmonds as
Speaker Of the Assembly, and Mr. Clark II. Chap
man as Secretary of the Senate. Governor Hall
will be inaugursted to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

The Conference Committees of the Republican
and American Congressional Conventions of the
Brooklyn District, last night agreed upon union.
Mr.. James Humphrey was nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans and accepted by the
Americans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Our returns from the Iowa election are still
meager but favorable. Last year, Gov. Lowe
(Rcpub.) was elected by 2,l5l majority. Our
telegraphic reports Of Tuesdays election compare
with those for Governor last year as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Vim. Sander was yesterday tried at Newburgh
for the murder of Peter Shorck, and found guilty.
The case was perfectly plain, and the evidence
conclusive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
Ntm1lerk DAILY @ribna@
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1853.
rotcopprspONDENTs.

-. ~ .I., ~ anon ymous Commu ncstions. What
ever intended for insertion must Dc y
meme and address Of tie wIl'er-no, neoe''ANI " P'
ton, but a. susrsu,y for his good faith
,,ae,,ak. To return rejected Comnuncstion'
Bushes. letter. for THE TRIBUNE Ofoe sAo1d n I'll csse. b
.Sd,s.s.d ,o HORACE GkEELEY l. 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Her Britannia Msjesty's steam frigate Valorous
arrived here yesterday from Fayal, with ~ of the
passengers saved from the Austria.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
To the Associated Presa

To .ne Assoctatfc Trrss
WAsHIsGros, Thursday, Oct. IA, 1850
Gen. Jerez, to-day, had long interview with S'''
retary Cass. Notwithstanding he had previously =
serted that he had full power TO rstify the CsC
Yrsssrr treaty and to finally arrange all matters ~
taiIipg thereto without the necessity Of referring
back TO Nicaragua it appears from the official aoex
and Of which translation was Immediately msss.
that he is empowered only to act, in order hss -
" amendments made by the Assembly OF NicMSx
to the treaty may be substantially carried nto ~
feet" This is the language employed, ou' 60
considered sufficient 10 meet the demands of ouI
eminent. The Secretary OF State will have coos~
tstion with the President the subject to-mf,ss
and Gen. Jerez will soon thereafter DO lnfoIneo
result His mission is generally considered o. -
and unless he has documents OF more sa'iS =. r.,
character to present, he VIII very snonJ
missed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
HEAVY ARRIVALS or
CHINA, BRONZHs, &c.
FROM EUROPE.

Heavy ARRIVALS or
CHINA BRONZEs, &C.
FROM EUROPE.
f. " HAUCHwoUT Go.
opening the largest and most elegant assortment oi
OF HavSu-
~outs recent purchases hen in Europe,
CoDsistire in part of
Ele gaut French China DINING SERVICES,
CLOCKS VASES,
CASDELEBRAs,
Fine PAINTINGS and EsGRAvISGs.
PARIAk STATUARY,
PARIS FAscY GOODS, &c.
We aso call attention to our
Stock Of
CHANDELIERS and Gas FIXTURES,
SrHRLRC Sill and -
SuvER-PLATEp WARE,
CUTLERY and Mi RRoRs,
Of which have RICH aud VARIED AssoRr-
MINI which o. prepared TO sell at
ExTREmELY MODERATE PRICES
T.. v HAUCHwoUT Co.,
Corner Of Broadway and BIoomest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Gas FIXTURES,
FRsscH CHINA.
CLocKs, BRoszEs
PARIAs WARE, &c, &c.
,a., v.r.,, of new and choice articles opening
DALEY 4 Co.'S,
Eos 63l and 6y3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
THE LOCUST AND THE EAGLE.

Aasy things savsrti'ed but. hike the Sss up
and Down tnsy sDd soen arc seen no NOR. os' He
- n. VA, tbs wouder and sdnirxhon OF the world For
~ bv Or b. SAirH No. 81 Cana si, atd ey Drss""
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER.
r. No MORE NEzslS. al

Houses ships hotels Ac kept permanently feo non esss
.chx rat. ic. art. and other BY the use OF
HsYsss NixAcvLous VskAS DEsrEoYEh For saio at the
Prcpsetors Depot No 6i2 brosdwsy corner oi aouss"a,
AZ bv r. " HUSTON Druggist GENERAL Agent No Az A'os
Housr ana No. All Broadway, corner Of CAnaIst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
IMPORTANT PATENT CASE.

e United sta,es Cour, Phisdeph,a Yesterday seeded
thai the sT PATENT for the CANDLE n.ks MA
cHns h valid sne The Humiston hne is AL
Th~ length from models anu cNP'ts
BY Mr. Harding the fstentee and Nr hee "" 'o ''
A he ION M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

HOIIOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.-T0 use
s.rr...ix, Westeru phra~e, the OINTMENT wipes out
sy,y erutye and ucerous disorder while the Puts purge
impurtty Sold ~ W N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

-Lssess the wordThis celebrated es'aeh'ameu.
No Broadway Twelve expressly Iof me
pposiou Of his HAIS DSk the b.t eAtAa BAchs
WIGS TORRES have improvements al others
hs the osy place where these things Are pOPy rnae''00a
made.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

The Yellow Fever at Savanno.Inx:: =:
SAvAssAH, THURSDAY, Oct ~, 10
The deaths in this city yesterday were s'''''
which two were frVm yellow fevef.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
SESGER's SEWING MACHINEs-lmrORTANT TO

WHEELER g. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
. We prefer them for family USE" IN Il iriouHs-
New style, price 90 =, .,,p, Nn, yo,L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
srwIsc MAcHIsEs-No. 495 Broadway.
NEW sTYLE-PRIcE $50.
Thsc Machines unquestionaby the best IN tne ~
family -, ,,,a, ,g,;c,l.urs
1Groy,r Bakers L. the best" Amer asty y ,rit
..fro all Of when The Tribune says Amen lN l. ilo~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
sHERIFF'S SALE,

HDY VIRTUE Of writ Of f9ri facias
-ED issued out of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, and to tic Sheriff
of said county directed, viii be exposed
to public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House door in Rock
vile, on TUESDAY, the 31a day of
AagHst, inst, at the hour of 3 o'clock,
p. NJ, all the right, title, claim and in
terest, both at law and in equity, of Ro-
bert Z. Cooley, of, in and to the Real
Estate of which James Cody, late ofsaid
county, died, seized and possessed, it be.
ing the interest of the said Robert 7.
Cody, as heir to the said James Cody, as
well as the undivided interest in the said
Real Estate, which was conveyed by
Benjamin Cody, Jr., to the said Robert
7. Cody, by deed, dated on or about the
first day Of November, 1856, and record
ed in Iiber j. G. H., No. 5, folio 403,
one of the land records for Montgomery
county, as by reference will more fully
appear.
ALSO--All the lands purchased by
the said Robert T. Cody of John Hill
Hard, and now in the possession Of the
said Robert 7. Cody.
Seized and taken as the property of
the said Robert I. Cody, at the suit of
Horatio Trundle, and viii be sold to sa-
tisfy the same.
JOHN T, BENSON,
aug 6-tds Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
SECOND DAY.

The committee on blooded horses, sad
die and quick draft, will cause the ami
mails to be exhibited in the Ring from
81 to IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Flowing Match will take place at II
o'clock, A. NJ.
Premiums awarded by committees on
heavy draft horses, horse and mule teams.
cattle, sheep, hogs, harness, agricultural
implements, and blowing, will be an
nounced from the Speakers Stand al
/ o'clock, p. NJ.
The exhibition of quick draft and sad
die horses will be resumed at o'clock,
and continue till 5 o'clock, 7. NJ.
Premiums awarded for bloodcd horses,
saddle horses, and quick draft horses
will be announced from the Speaker
Stand at 5 o'clock, p. NJ.
An ample supply of water, and feed
for stock of all kinds will be upon the
ground
No person to enter the Riding Circle
during the exhibition of horses, except
the Judges and owners of stock on cx-
hibition and their attendants.
The rules for driving and riding will
be announced. from the Stand, and it is
expected that they will be strictly OBJ
served,
No stock to be exhibited in ahe Ring
unless previously registered with the
clerk, George r. Braddock, and entrance
paid.
No money will be received at the
Gates. Tickets to be had at the Ticket
Office on the ground.
; Prices or ADMISSION. Persons on
foot, 129 cents children and servants in
attendance, free {; horse and rider 25
cents; single carriages, - cts double
do, 30 cts. and 129 cts for each pas
senger, children excepted
Each person, except children under | 2
years of age, and servants attending on
articles exhibited, entering the Fair
Ground on the second day Of the Fair,
will be charged at the gate 125 cts.
BY order of the Society.
w. YEfRS BOUIC, Sec'v.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
CIRCULAR
'Eo OUR Maryland Il Virginia
Friends.
ENTIRE PRODUCT OF TWO FACTORIES.

WEhaye the ENTIRE PRODUCT OF TWO
| w VIRGINIA FACTORIES that are sent
to this region Of country. They make exclu-
| siyely 10 our order, and with an eye expressly
/ to the wants of our customers, the most sane
4 rim Grey md Drab FELLI2D CLOTHES, Coun-
/ try Flannels, wide plaid, and the Country
straight-stripcd Linseys," that are produced in
| the United States.
The ''picl," Of their whole product is sent to
US the inferior and rejected lots are sent to the
Northern commission merchants.
The goods we offer are regarded by eompe-
tent judges who have purchased Of US for years
past as vastly superior to anything produced
| in this part Of the world.
The factories are located in Western Virgil
MIA, where wool and labor are cheap, and are
literally employed in their production.
The immense lots Of all superior fabrics for
scrgints wear that annually pass through our
hands enables US to offer really the most supe-
rior goods produced at about the same prices
usually charged for the inferior grades.
Farmers and planters who clothe their SER
wants we'll will find our stock Of goods adapt
ed for the purpose the largest in the District
In addition, our stock viii be found most
ample and complete in all departments of all
lirst-class European and American Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods.
The heavy Wooens for servants win be in
store by the 18th Of August, 1858, and we
most candidly suggest that it will be best for
our customers to make their selections early, as
it is Of frequent occurrence that our supply is
not more than half equal to the demand.
We would also name, in this connection. that
we are the largest operators in all kinds Of
Blankets in our market, especially White and
Grey Blankets, Of superior quality and at low
prices, for servants
One price only, marked in plain figures. and
no salesman in the house permitted TO ask or
take a iarthing over or under the marked price;
hence no purchaser is deceived.
10 We are not opening any new accounts.
~ All old bills presented monthly for
prymcnt in cash consequently weare enabled
thereby to continue our low scale Of cash prices.
Strangers and all others most cordially soli-
cited to examine our stock, il butfcr their own
qualification. They viii at least Learn the
lowest cash prices.
Our Northern and Eastern CORRESPONDENTS
send us new supplies daily We are therefore
presenting at all times the LARGEST and most
comprehensive stock Of frst-class staples, with
all attractive novelties that bear the impress of
substantial merit.
va Good articles, low prices, and fair deal
ing may be relied on in all cases
PERRY & BROTHER.
"CcntEl Stores, " west building,
opp. Centre Market, Washington, D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
a l. /.


nv ORDER that we may have room for an
IL immense stock Of Autumn and Winter Dry
Goods, we have this day placed our vast and
entire stock OF Spring and Summer Goods on
our Reduced Scale of prices.
Robes Of all styles; in all fabrics and at all
grades Of prices;
Lawns Orgaadies Cambrics, Brilliants. Challies;
Jaconets, Percales Chintzes Poplins;
Lustres, Poll de Chevres Ginghams:
Nalcncias Tissues, and Berages with an end
less variety Of select dress goods in general
and special, Shawls, Scmfs, Mantles thick
and thin, and Lace Shawls and Points
All our entire stock of Misses, Gents, BOYS
and Servants Summer Wear congtaaitIy on
hand, al our unusually low and uniform prices.
Linnen Goods Of all the best kinds Stock
complete in all departments. full line Of
extra super Cloths, Cassimcres ana Yestings at
all times and seasons
MOURNING GOODS. We devote great
care and attention to this department, and
make it point to offer the largest stock, and
at the lowest prices CT any in the District
Tic immense quantities we have annually in
store enable us to make black goods speciality
I5- Orr stock is thoroughly assorted in all
departments and generally amounts to one hum
dred thousand dollars, hence lis extent, added
to the main feature in our trade =" one price
oAfYA @arfe9 IN gam HgHre2, presents M
ducements to cash purchasers superior to any
in our city.
la5~ New supplies from our Northern and
Eastern correspondents daily.
We are not opening any new accounts.
All old bills presented monthly for payment
in cash. and discontinued if not paid
All persons most cordially invited to inspect
our stock
4 sisa 10 our Store iacurs no Obligation 10
purchase. PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores. - west building,
opp. Centre Market, City Of Washington.
jun Mari. Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
Moved and Extraordinary!
NEW SCHEDULE OF PERMIahsS
OF TILE
us. JOURNAL PUBL ISHING HOlISF

VNNCOURAGFD Nv Tho 1rNPv ,vptrp
H. Success Of o,,r noyet ana ey,alrd;il
~ Premium oars IN 10 30 Ia
andnomiar rietoiaI y, te
tho r WITH SrArrs Iprp,,, oNd IN
orr valuable Pack NOV
oe non,i,,, ca, tlo o'i'
and 1s5o e,5bracne, tl,o cn1oh,tod
SERIES NJ twelve laS5o ,,lnndiS g., p 1iioi
Tugravinos and n schedule of CoId VEL ~
RirL Iewelrv ~ IN i,inds Cold pons ~ ~
rrrcd IN scalc ~ nheroIit, s,,rl'o1, j,o ~ ~
nrevions offers p'''''5 ga
onr Ie,vo1rv Is con,nosed oycIusi,.o1, 90 a, 1
richest frst-class articles warranted ntosoIid
odd ar nrccisolv nc renrcsantod "a go.
norson selects his own nrar,i,,u, One = az
only Publishino House tbat ofcrs pren,i,,,y or,
tbis ,ln n, thSt frnie1s o''
The lollowinp Is n iii ~ n Jaw IF ,bo All
Giles with the amount Of tbe cub for WIFI, i
i Given as premium and the postaoc r r,'1r
ed for its delivery by mail:
Snlepdid Detached I evor F,o,,o,od
Dial eiol,tecn co,nt GoId With
warranted a nerfoct tine-ifeener ceo m
Elegant Lcpine Enameled Dial IA
CARAT Gnld Watch zo m
LARGE double-slide Gold Pencil and
Cola Pen. warranted 10 10 solid postoco
GOLD thronoho,,t. q a. g.
Beautiful Cold penriI warranted IN
he solid eold Observation-Disclosures. 90 oc
Cold Pencil Cola Watch Kew ,.,.' and VO'''''
Gold Tootl, pick combined On. Or
Extension Silver Case Pencil WAR
ranted same as coin) & Gold Pen 5O..9c
Rich Gold Band Bracect.......... co.. &c
Fancy Gold Mosaic Braceet....... 00...9c
Superb lined Cold Locket..... 90 &C.
Set of Gold Cameo Ear Drops"... 6 00...Gc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
REDUCTION!!
Peruvian GuanO Reduced in Price g.!

VHE undersigned is happy to an
a nounce to the Farmers Of this vi
cinity that the Government Agents hav-
ing lowered their prices on this article,
he will be able to afford it at a much
lower rate. His supply will consist only
of a strictly prime and genuine \ No !
article, of direct importation, inspected
Farmers can rely upon the purity Of
the Peruvian Guano offered at my Im2le-
ment Warehouse and Guano Depot.
EDWARD +. SIMPSON,
National Agricultural and Seed Ware
house, $40 north 7th street Washing
ton, y. {. Lteh 2G
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
Watch and JeweEry Market
Wool, Wool, Wool /!

TIME subscribers respectfully inform the pub
Il Ii that they are prepared to furnish all
kinds Of DOMESTIC GOODS, for servants
wear Card Rolls, and Full Cloth, on reasona-
bic terms, aud 1T short notice. A share OF the
public patronage is solicited Wool, or Cloth
to full can be LEFT with y H. Boric Rockville.
jun ll--2m B. & J. EANCETr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-08-13
PROPOSALS

EVOR REBUILDING THE BRIDGE
Il AT TRIADELPHIA. Proposals
are invited, and will be received up to
the 18th of August next, for Rebuilding
the Bridge over the Patuxent River, at
Triadelphia
The Abutments and Iron Work of the
present bridge will answer for the new
bridge without alterations. The propo-
sails must embrace the Taking Dowa of
the Old Bridge, without injury to any
good TIMBER (Which is to be sold, and
the Building of New One on the same
plan Of the old one, with the very best
quality of White Oak Timber, which
will be subject to the inspection, approx
al or rejection of the Commissioners, as
the work progresses all the Joints,
Laps, Mortiocs, lemons and Bearings to
be well coated with Gas Tar, (Which the
Commissioners will farnish,) before be-
ing put together; and the entire job to
be done in faithful, workmanlike man.
ner-subject to the inspection and APP
proval of the Commissioners before al
order is given in settlement
The Commissioners will also consider
any proposals, accompanied by plans diff
fering from the present BRIDGET any
are submitted-that will simplify and
cheaper the structure, and at the same
time secure strength and durability
The bridge to be completed on or before
the first day Of November, 1858,
Proposals to be addressed to the un.
dcrsigned, at Triadelphia Post Office.
THOMAS LANSDALE,
Commissioner for Montgomery Co.
j. w. BELT,
Fly 30-3tl Com'r for Howard Co.
Triadeiphia, Nd. July u, 1858,