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MIsOMLLANHoUg
Sale Of YaluabIe Real RsINIe.
NrOTICF ~ uRitRRv arvpN nErA1

N0TICE rs HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
By virtue Of An order 81 sale directed 70. me
htiSn suit pending In said Court wherein William
q. p a. ~ I,aiftia. ana SSRsf q Han sna ether
day9t AgTtlI lssi, between The hours Of ton o'clock
q the Court.house, u the CITY Of Toledo. County o.
Lucas, and state Of Ohio, expose for sale at public
Tisbts q. FsrriSSs. atidReSSSpSSi' q tbs sipariis Ss'' p on
session OF tracts Nos. one and two Of the twelve
SnsieY IN tie bod Of the Manmee River %resultin5s
frtn the Riparian ownership Of said river tracts one
much Of tho bed Of the wabash and Erie Canal az
passes through said river tracts one and tive,
IN hOu the MAs.IaIm1 .ss Siy We " as lies es o oPy @ntau ssiS iF piye2
tracts one AMI. tyo, resulting from the Riparian
Also, tRe fgiiOyins real estate, to wit Lot mum.
Peigg Inc same ntwbieh Is situated the Old. DEPOT
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railrosdi
Der thirty;fiy Jssl except twenty-five feet from the
and running back toward 81 SlS IP 20 tSs
rear or ssio ioti ,ots one hundred AID nine qO9li
eleven GID, one hundTel and nineteen ulgl, one
twenty one u2)i the ground between the norm
line otlot number four hundred and seventy (47O)
and the point where the channels Of Swan-oreek
and the Bayou or Maumee River meet, being ga
feet front on each side Of Ottawa-street extension.
The line of dock on tho Maumee River in fronts
lots lO9 ITO ard Ill respectively; lot four hundred
and eighty Ns0). All of said real estate lying and
being in the Port Lawrence Division Of the CitylOi
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots 1lo and 100 will be divided
into lots twenty feet vide, fronting, on summit-at.
and running back to the alley, each of which will
be offered for sale separately, and said lot log will be
divided equl. distant between Summit and Water
streets, each half offered separately and said lots
ITO and Ill will also be divided oqui-distant between
Summit and Water. streets, and iuto lots twenty
feet wide, extending from Summit-street back to
said eQui-distant line, and from Water,street TO the
snme line, each Of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on sum.
mit.street with. a privilege to the purchaser To- with.
draw the same in case he shall fail to secure the let
in the rear fronting on Water. street. Leases have
been made of parts of said property, none Of which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1861, which will be
assigned to purchasers.
T~erms-One-third cash on all excsrt the first four
items balance in two equal annual payments, Sc
cured. by mortgage. on the premises. No bids re-
ceived for less than two.thirds appraised value. For
-. HEz.. Il. BosMER,
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The London Times on Our Present Ma

tiOnaI Crisis.
The London Times received by the last
steamer says:
The rejection of the Southern demands is,
we can not doubt, the result of an under
standing with the incoming President. Mr..
Lincoln will in a few days enter on the Ad-
ministration of the Federal Government. He
will be the chief ola party ruined by its own
victory, of a country broken to pieces by the
action of its great institution-government
by the will of the majority. Yet whatever
the difficulties and and dangers of his posi-
ton, be is still, if he choose to assert hiS
right, the lawful President of thirty-three
States. Putting aside this unfortunate man
ifesto, the policy of Mr.. Buchanan has not
been unwise. He, no doubt, encouraged the
Secessionist leaders by that most feeble pro-
duction, but for the last few weeks, and
since the traitors Floyd and Cobb and Thomp-
son have departed, be has adopted what is,
perhaps, the best possible course.
To stand on the defensive, and to let the
force of the Secession movement exhaust it.
self, if ii be exhaustible, is all that the First
Magistrate of the Republic can do. 1t is said
now that Mr.. Lincoln is determined to act
precisely like Mr.. Buchanan. The Govern
ment will not invade the seeding States, or
attempt TO Tecapture any posts which have
fallen into their hands; but it will defend
every lulDR ~ hEoOuhlbJ
dockyards-and, what is most important, the
territory belonging to the Union. 1t will
insist on collecting revenue at the ports, even
fit be necessary to keep vessels constantly
cruising off them. Y7 rt
These are the rumors respecting Mr.. Lin
coins intentions, which probably can be
carried out without difficulty, should the
Border States not take Offense at so near an
approach to coercion. But the agitation of
these last increases as the Inauguration Of
the new President draws near. ..
The fear and hatred which Mr.. Lincoln
excites through the whole South seem un-
merited, for he Is described as by no means
fanatical, and Mr.. Seward, his chief eon6dant,
is most jealous for a policy of concessioni
but such is the exaltation of Southern pas
sions and the influence ofthe seeding States
that it is far rom impossible that great
events may mark the first week or tWo Of
the new Administration. OF the Oonven-
ton at Montgomery, Alabama, we have as
yet no news, but the "Peace Conference" at
Washington begins to be treated somewhat
contemptuously by the American papers,
one of which stigmatizes its members as
! 'emanations of grog-shop influences and
"politieal ~fossils.p On the whole, little
seems to be expected from its labors. The
time has scarcely come for compromise, and
we may look to see more than n slave
State follow the example Of those which
have already gone.
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MagnOIla Ruled Letter Paperg.

Uk CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, sgPRRs
AsB FINE, First-class, and Congress Ruled Let
Ter Papers. Just received and for sale by
NIXON O~HATFIELD a WOODS,
r no2 ~ and 40 Walnut-strssks
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n WHITRHEAD, HORSE DOCTOI
I4o AND SHOER, having had thirty
years experience with an extensive prac. ~
tioe IN the. Veterinary art and Shooting WfR
combined, begs leave to inform the public Ky
that he can be found at all times at his -
place Of business and residence, No. IA RichmeDt
street. All kinds of Horse Powders, Ointmenb a.
LinimeDts, constantly on hand. tS-u
H 2l.6aO Anna A. Patton vs.. John Y Patio
1hs defer dant, john p Patton, Ia hereby motif,
that, on the 18th day Of February; 1851 the PLANT
Hamilton County, Ohio, against him wherein =
charges the said defendant with hsbitual druRke'
past. and prsys 70 DO divorced from her said hu.
band, have Rlimsny, her name changed to OrOs
that the custody OF their daughter, Alice Louis
be awarded TO her that unless said defendAnt ~
pear, answer or deRur thereto, on or before u
18th day Of April, 1861, the eame will be heard y
his absence and a decree taken thereina
mhf-fB q L. H.nr Attorney for Petitioner
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@ HI O. OF
GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE
indianapolis and Cincinnati
SHORT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MiTss.
Shortest Route by 30 MiIss.

NrO CHANGE OF CARS TO NDIARAFs
IN OILS, at which place il unites CzHaEsE5
with railroads for and from all points ETS@TV
in'the North and North west. -U
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fds Far EaE F fUsfIs FHNkrA
OFFICE srPERIrrESpESr PuBLIo PAINTING, Z
WAsHaAeroN, Nay 4, 1851.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIc PAINTING,
WksHassroS, Nay i, 1851.
In pprsrance Of the provisions OF the seventh SEQ
bon Of the "goipt Resolution In relation TO the
Public rin,iPE spsE0Ssd lyme g; isso ' S
Tor furnishing the paper that may be required fop
the public printing for the yeer ending the lst
Ths spbjo ned lsi specifies, as nearly ~ sen be
ssoertained, the quantity OF esoh tind Of paper
thai vii Be re<ulr
CLASS 4.
mes.urs 3 Sy s. iussos, and 70 weigh ~ pounds
TO the rtam Of 500 sheets.
Class g.
5000 resms hne pnEtus paper, cAlendersd, 10
poSnS. 70 sy ssn @ .s sss TO weigh
lAgIeeably TO the provisions Of the JOint reeoiu
tion Aforesaid, samples OF the character and sual
iy OF the paper rec nired Tor the toovs rlasses VII
TO be Put W in suiTes Of tverty Eve sReeas each,
and N bundles OF two reaIns each; each reem 60
contain SO perfect sheets- Uniformity IN color,
die exclusive OF vrappers warm NJ q, or o, nder
I'VE ~ cent. from the standard we ght vii be
cssvsd, and the gross weight will in oil osses be
same bundle 10 make up tho weight will be CON
sidsrsd vlolauon or the contract
Glass s.
zoo reams euperhne printing paper, hard-slzed
and super c1lencered, 10 measure q bv 81 ipohes,
and 10 weigh hfty pounds 90 TIE resm Of 800 sheets
GLASS;.
2-op resms superhne map PAPER, ssed and cslen-
Pondinf IN weight with paper measuring le BY n
inches, and veis hing twenty pounds per ts OF sp
s-eets-
500 resms fuperhne Plate PAPER, loslepdered or
unc8 ed, es ~ be Tired l9 by "a inches,
and Of such weight Per ream as may be required.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAG
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, and CENT EMEN
In all parts of the world testify to tbs efficacy OF
PROF. o.. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and Eentsmen OF the Press are unanimous in its
praise. 4 lew testimonials only can be here given
you TO doubt.
GWALL STREET, NEW YORK, Dec. 20. 1853
GeBflez1:r: Your note of the 18th instant has
been received, saying that You had heard that |
storauye, an reg Nesting nv certificate of the fact
IL had no bjectIon 10 give It.
aWsTd IL to you chse.tully, because l think it
mar auburn, and Inclined to onrl. Some five or
on the crown Of my heed to Iose it's ssIsibit, and
iandfuf 70 form upon it; Each Of these disagree
since fouTt6 was AIDED to them. BY hair fsllins
on the top OF Ny head and threatening to make me
In this UNPLEASANT prodIcament was induced to
~ Wooa's Hair Resicrstiye. manly to arrest the
ton that gray hair could ever be Iestored to its
oIisinal oo!or except from dyes; YVES, however,
ties only, TIA not only wee tie falling of arrested
but the onlor was .est0rod to the giay kalrs and
my vs sS a aspa Is to form
wife, At whose SOLICITATION WAS Induced to try il.
her strongly I'll SsS 10
value the admrati3 of their wives to profit BY my
TcSJ WSoa Co., ~ B Bss q s.5. i n Y.
onrsr at No ii CARO- pace s mo 0''' anu l DIN no
SIAssToN, AS, July %, 1859.
To PRoF y j. WoOD: Dear Sir-Yorr Hair
hrstorsfiVs' has done my hair So much good sInce
l oOmmenCed TIE use of IL, thst lsh to make
Known TO the public ofits eff cots onthe hair whon
aye great 4 man or woman lnsy bencarly deprived
81 nar, ana By resort TO your "Hair Restorative"
IEe nsir Will return more beautiful than ever; at
iedst 'hi is ny experience. Believe Il al
F,SEfou csa publish the above If Jon Ike. BY
PN0llEhlng IN our Southern papers you will get
more patronage South see several of your oer-
paper. w ri. Ks.xpT.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoF. y J. WOOD: Dear Sly Having had the
misfortune 10 lose the best ton of my hair from
the ELECTS Of tho yellow FOYER, in sew Orleans In
ISL was lnnpcsd 70 make trisI OF Jour prepare
uon, ard found IL to answer as the very thin.
nee ed. My hsir is now thick and glossy and no
words csn express my oblisatioas 20 you in giving
70 the Afflicted sacn treasure FINLEY JoHNsoN
The Restorative is Put up 10 bottles Of throe res
VIZ: lhrge. mS'iluin and small the Rmal hold half
pint, and retais Tor one dOllsr per bottle the me-
atnm holds At least 20 per cent moro in proportion
she large E0lds suart 20 per cent. moro in proper
U. W0O9 Co, Pfopristnrs, 4x4 Broad
~ New York and ia Marketstreet. St. Louis
Sold in this CITY by C. sTOIT, 37s Pa avenue.
AZ n eo!y ,dlw
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CLASS Z,
weigh tTsnsy sf Ss pound, per i rsa%. 70
=. BOO resm. writing psper, - By rs Iaches, to
,IoO resm. xs,iias n. p0SnSS, per Teom S q,
1esh t9enty sii p posrd, y per aes nSA'' 70
@eSI o6iP e eoshds S py e.% weigh
so reams vritlns paper, Is By Is inches, 20 veIsh
.oo twenty two pounds per Iesm
D. 600 realms Whiting papei, Il by rs inches, 20 weis
Al the papers desIg nate IN classes 4, G, and
msteri.l., tree from sduitsrstiOn, finished in che
sHb,tantisiiy eayeIoPed Tne sspers IN class arc
TO be hita blue, isId fat. and of such wois ne
So and srs 70 Be Wh.s Sd Of the s,9 9 aeS
wei hta spe fed Inthe schedule
spantity of each and every kind Contracted for in
al the Glasses. TO be furnished such tunes and
10 suoh quantities as me pubic service may rs
Zach GLASS will be con. dered separately. and be
SUBJECT TO a separate contract but bidders msy
otter for one or more OF the classes In the same
No proposals. will be considered unless accom-
panied ~ the guarantee a. a. tho bidder or bidder,
il his their proposal shall De accepted viii enter
into an obligation With GOOD End sufficient suretiet
VII Be- :. . 6os a ,S,s ~,
Will be taken into confederation unless suostantI-
All the paper in tue seversl olasses must be de-
Ws;h y, CITY !e5csyt that n C.s: sich
YorS,J in good order. free Of al and every extra
charge or expense. and subject 10 The ins2eclon,
Bidders are required 70 Furnish, with theit pro-
q ,he Lind. q the paper bld ior. and upon sSisS
their proposals may be based, except In Glasses
riEidly 70 conform TO their samples
Proposals VIII be addressed 70 "yoHN D. DE-.
sSd sndo 81 ne rSss
plying Paper" IN l-lawstw
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is these Testimonials aosre unsolicited 5v
Nr. SpALDISs, they afford atnguestion-
able proof Of the efficacy Of th.s
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoXvILJK, Conn, Feb. 5, 1861.
p Tia. sFssLppisg-sII: lave tIisd your Ce7hal,c
send me two dollars worth more. ""l' ~" "
en- IT boz 'oS y whom
Send the plhs bJ mail, srd obiEe
Your OPT servant, JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvERyozD. ps., Feb. 6, 1851.
noFs boz Of go9r CephalIo PMS, s.ss 1 pss.sSsS
trsa' hssl C5rssH: from tksfx.
49,. MAR9 ANN sToIKHOUsE.
's 'AAs. ja aasrif i, ISL. Co.. Psi
II. 9. SzALnErs-SIr: you will pleSxe ,end m.
i've to1es Of gcrr Caah,lc Pills. Send them i'm
81 "a .,z q sspi = P: aim .es s.s
:. Ez-LE VEENoH, Ohio, Jan. IS, 1861.
tsen csts r ,o >, t n hnd inS.0sod
q y{eqr '.sP5Atc rus. The drs srs!y tks bs,f
Direct A. SLOWER
behe vernon, Wysndot co., d.
BEVERLY, Mass. Dec. II, 1seo.
II; Q. g. LDIva, Esq: wish for some circnlar.
or Iarss shov bids, to bring your Cephalio Pills
have sthr az The kinS Pssse sepd to ms you
, tne q my Gu stomeTs, who il subject 20 severe
SICK hea3aohe, usually laating tive day.,J ,sa,
l sent her '' ~
Respectfully yours, w. d. WILKES.
RErHoLDsBURs, FRANrLIn Co., Ohio,I
January g, 1851.
HEnRE Z. SPAI.D!:'s, No. % CeGa street, Nev
aoIE-EeIr Sir: Ibciosed and twenty 1--WE cents
lzo,J Tor which serd box Of Cephallc Pills.
reno = sddTess OF RoV wynn. G. Filler, Reynolds
pug, rIinEiIQ cOu2ty, Ohio
,loar p!H' :so'E !i.s a chsr~-exYs Hsada:Gs
KraIJ yours, WI, c. FILLER
SPsILANT1, Mich, Jan. IA. 1861.
Ea; SPALDINs-Sir: Not long since sent tn Won
TOT COX ~ Ce Dhnlo Fills for the cure of the Ner-
Vous hoad acne and Costiveness, and received the
seDls, and !ssy lad so GOOD sBsct tiat Itsdy IA
dneed 20 se1G for more. ="
Please send By return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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From tbs Examiner, Norfolk, Va

From tbs Examiner, Norfolk. Va.
..CerhsLIc pills accomplish the object for which
tney were made, VIZ: Cure Of headache in sll its
F'oss tbs E1117: ssT, Norfolk, 70
TLeJ hays been :ested il more than q thousand
oasSs, VITA ontlro suossss.
F'er shs Democrat, 81. C7ord, Mrs.
ssr az ;e or hsyF bssn ,rGubsd with the hosd
may nave them IN case Of sn.attsok.
tfon 'ts Western X. X. Gazette. Csisaso, H.
we eeaThly endorse Mr.. Spa!dirx And his mn.
nVaHed Cephalic Pills, MO VII
Fiom ths Southern Pan Fina,r N.., Or,,e., ,,
Try them {ou that are afflicted and we are s1rs
pTmsru. ;s, t6} can DO tddsd to the already
o'her medicine can produce. -
From tAs Garslts. Dav.npor,, IoSs.
mr. sPniains would not connect his nams With
Al srtice he did not ksoto TO possess real merit.
From the Adrati.e,, P,ov;1ene.. RI
The cephalic P!ls are said to be rsn.rk,h,,
eneotive remedy for the headache. And one of IA
se,y oest tor that very fresuent complaint whic n
From tae 81. Loxis Dsaosrst
pii 70 inlmonse esmand for the article CCephelio
flis)is rapidly increasing. - - ''''''
Ipo'n The KGaagha Valley Sta,, Easa,,ha. Va.
Who try VIZ :, sSs Co ss NTH the head
- From the Advertiser, Providence, RI
Inc testimony IN their favor Is strong from IN
most respectable quarters. '"' 'ne
From the Dolly Nsps, Ne1cpo,t. n. L.
Oepnailc Pills are taking the place of ali k,nd.
From the CO1'msreial Bulletin, Boston, Mas,.
eSid 70 10 very eiheaoIous for the headache.
fSonn the Commercial, Cynern.ati, Ohio.
suneras humanity can now be relieved.
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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks o
Nsrrcss OF Sick Headache may be prevented; and
II taken st the commencement OF an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
TheJ seldom fail In removing the Ndxssa and
HsadaeAs to which females so subject.
They set gently upon the boves,-removIng Co.'S
tirssssS.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Females,
and All persons of sedeHtdry habits, they are va-
liable as LaIasire, improving the appetite, giving
tone and rig0r 20 the digestive orsaus, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result of Ion.
investigation .nd carefully conducted experiments,
having been IN use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIgi-
mating In the HerroUs system OF from q dernuged
stste of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
and may bs taken at Gil tines with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and tbs al
ssRos Of any disaFysea5Ie taste renders 1t EASY to
administer shenn to eAildrsn. --
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTs,
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C..
Sra!ting each Box. .....-
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Msdi
cines. 80. .. .-.'
Box vii! be sent BY mail prepaid on reoeiP,o
the
PRICE, IS CENTS.
AL orders shoild be addressed 20
HENRY G. SPALDIN6,
4sCEpAs STREET, REV YORK.
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k9L es Volunteers Manusl, 2 vols, a.
1ues Q Compendium of <Tdee's Tactics ~
Sross. Military surgery $50 wv
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The soldiers Gulde. compIets n.r,.i
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" he English papers announce the death at
Helsi2efOr Finland, of a man who wa, one hun
ored and thirty two-years of age Over what an
Interesting period in the worlds history has this
man S life extended.
VI car shop Is being built at Clinton Iowa
IL will give employment 20 so CT 40 men,
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DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING MAIL
u LOCKS
PosT OFFICE DKPARrxESr
EEANh DbT q = y kNIs
AprIl =. 1851

April q, 'ssl.S
keys ofnev kinds, 10 be Iubttityt' for the locks
and keys now used on the United states malta viii
N, the TENTH DAY Of July ISL. ""s '''o' -
Il being desirable 70 obtain locks and key. Of |.
u.s s1G Syss;sa for e
prescribed for bidders; the Department rsyIuT
and insenulty which f.ir oompetiuOl. nov ip
vlted, may produce; ltIs toemeI eoes,ary only
that lis other principal requisite, sSs $500,
sse.rtiy, I,sht.t,s; sf,e.rth d1ro5ilsfy, sorsiIy
Two kinds OF mail locks and keys-ons OF brass
and the other of irOD-oif rent in form aid oon
y, separately, the price Of esoh IRON lock esekksy
for same. esoh brass leck, and each b. ass key for
nSpcsse sample. or pattern. Of each LInd q
The One os o 70 suSmlsd sh
mysIsa an; hIIsned and anothsr 20 be open %
m 80 max ss lnterna structure nay essIly
marked with the BIDDERS name " P'~''"
.hdhts iSes, Offered 'hou,s not be patented ,or
publicly fnoNn or be sLT Lar 70 any looks hereto.
v.y infringe or interfere With any pstss.ed IN
vii B. submitted % bosTd Of eIsmiDsr. D % ss
commissioned by the Postmaster Gspersl. for tie
eaS s.t or en- ,IS
Tor the interest OF the Department 70 reject al the
terti.ement, oontrscts viii, upon the re Sort of &.
examine rs, be entered into. a. prseucabls,
ed, for furnishing similar locks ana keys for four
years, AZ theJ may be required acd ordered; WITH
for the time being to extend sns oaneiuS. he oos
trsot In force for additional term OF four YEAR,
less han ak months befors the ter"Gns1isS Of ne
trst term Of four years; at the expirapn OF the
party for furnish similar or .iferent locks ard
keys, as the Postmaster Gt neral nav determine.
sSs Grdsls n s9, ss to iS J
brass keys. within three months f.om the time Of
s%s But the fc.sm.stsf Hs Vii rs as% sa
t:fss.s Of the service may dems, III. sa.oti.ie.
of the looks and KEYS shove sp- cited. with . pro-
All tbs looks furnished By the contractor must BE-
h 20 assR N sSss Of sGb Il. 4rde e.
suoisoted 70 ohy,on. VIOLENCE ,uch as becom, e
cys au,ih5 1nat Inc: TO be rep aoed with per
& r. S :: & ss e ss ss &
Snf .spsrse s'f oS * on s.d is0 ss
s.s re Es,:. sSs
70 % delivered 10 an agent of the pepartmeut duly
.ed .sesas ns suthoTssd N sssh ss.s .'
snd z. Are :. Be Inspected and approved before
he contractor yin be required 70 give bopd.
pScs oi n. ias sam q h
the sonsr.S, on hs part both a: % iu rnishns The
.sb the
", and care. No PROPOSAL will therefore be con
sidereq, II not socom panied with o writes fpar-
ant,e nom the proposed sureties, (vhose Iefpor-
psoe Of their that they vii become re-
sPonsible on the REG uIred bond, for the fuflmert
sails Do accepted.
In aecidi on the proposals. and specimens, the
Postmaster Seneral MAJ deem lt az pedlent 20 co
lept the brsss lock Of bidder and the iron look
OF ANOTHER, he herefore reserves the night Of oen
tracing with different individuals for such oifer-
snt kinds Of looks as he may select.
Proposals should be carefully SEALED, addressed
envelope, PROPOSALS Jo- Mad Locls,
ep ~ wsw Postmaster Generl.
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