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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In this city, Oct 81. by Rev DIR Carruthers, Lewis
Dennison and Margaret IS Burnham, all Of Portland.
In this city. Oct 2s. Gt tho IgeDle House by Rev
Henry ID Moore, Tufton y Wells, Of Clinton, ard
Miss Rose A Brown, of Winslow rrs
IN this city, Oct a. by Rev J W Chlckering d d.
Robert = Randall and Miss Mary K, daughter Of
William Schgeil, all CT Portland. iCorrec ed.l
:, In Lewiston, OCT :, Albert o Feymonth and Miss
in Pennington. Oct IS. David Fales. of Freeman
and Miss Betsey Il Smith, of +.
In Biddetord, oct!, AleR 7 Hodge and Mrs Mary
In Fryebnrg, Oct 70. JOB Cushman, of r. and Miss
Sarah A b Mansfield of Saco.
In Augusta, Cots Edwin Ladd and Miss Sarah F
Fisher.
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A Meeting.

s0F tbs Sabbath School Teacher's Association /"
~ will be held at the vestIy Of The I'd Parish
Church. this ever ing at ~ O'clock.
The Superintendent of the various Sabbath
Schools have been invited to give brief reports Of
their Schools; numbers belonging to each; Average
attendance; conversions during the phs year &C
All friends of the Sabbath School cause are cordial
ly invited. cct2g E.'R. COOK; Secretary.
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Sensible Doctrine.

The Southern desperadoes are disgusting
their Cadadian friends. The Montreal Tele-
graph, paper of Southern sympathies, in
speaking Of the St. Adams raid, says:
"The act was not one of war but of brigan-
dage. The party were not in uniform, and
acted not as beligerents, but as robbers; 60
inc 10 plain clothes to do robbers work, they
are by international law only robbers, and as
such will. no doubt, be surrendered under the
Extradition Treaty.
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Loan to the State of Maine.
TREAsURsR's oREIoE,


~ Augusta, DO. ~ 1864 I
n Conformity with a resolve OF tne Les isat1re
- approved March 10, 1854, auth orizlng a lean Of
three million dollars, oposals will rec Iyed AZ
this efhce until i've oc.ock L. d the tuenIv.Hrst
day OF November next Tor a loan of four hnnds ed
thousand dollars, being the balance OF sad -
unsoi Ieimpursaole 10 twenty Aye years for MGR
dred collars, and one thousahd dollars bearing IN
Iersst ashe rate ofs'x per cent, yearly. and pay
The bonds viii be issued dated juno L. 1854. and
delivered December ], with coupons attached for
the semi-annual interest. payable 10th prir cipaI
and interest, at the suffolk Bank, Boston.
The money said Joan will o received at tbls
ONCE, Suffolk Bank Eoston, or tiihsr of tne banks
in Bangor, Portland, Beth or RosktaGo
Pers0ns desirous 81 taking the lbah Tor aav mar, d.
it, not less than i've huhdIe dollars are renes, "a
TO send their proposals to n Treasure of SAT- y
Augusa, specifying the amount and terms Ne e.
bids received less than par. w
ThSse pSrsops whose proposals may be accepted
Oct 29-dtnoy2l . lT'+' iteesHHr tef.
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roREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Finishing 81 inst. brig Zephyr. stahl from
Boston.
At Accrs, wCosst Africa, Ilth nit barque Warren
White, Nelson. uIc.
In the Blight of Benia. wCA, nth nit. barque Ar
Ar at Elmina, Sd ult barque Kedar, Driscoll, 46
days from Boston.
AT Gibraltar 4fh inst. sch Hattie Baker, Cr0wel,
for Malaga and Cadiz. disg.
At London 18th inst, barque Augusta Kelley, Phil
lips, for Boston ldg. and others.
OF Mounts Bay 10th inst. ship Elizabeth Hanes
from New York tor Antweip twas in the Cham 81
II days, with loss of jibbsom snd sa ls)
Boston. :
AT GIace Bay CB 7th inst. brig Kcnnebec for New
York next day.
York for Matamoras
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, Me-.
A. g. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1884 mayI2d6m

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair. 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp Is tree from sdiesase these bodies also remain
healthy and the hair keeps It's natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
disesse and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins TO fall
off, and in many cases. If not arrested, will produce
complete badness
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create q new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per-
feet success, "a
1t is not 'Dye," and win not stain particle. It
to its original color 1t promotes growth Of new
hair In al cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganized.
1t prevents the hair from falling Off and removes all
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair soft moist perfectly healty and
gives 1t glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly perlumed, and q dressing It has superb
or. The "Regenerator' Is warranted to produce the
above results sip all cases. If not the money to be
refunded. Withit every "Gray Head" in New Eng.
land can be restored In Less Than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors Manchester,
NH.
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. WHIPPLR,
81 Market Square, Portland, Sole Agent, and by
Druggists everywhere. septs 81 eodtojanl
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IMPORTS.

NEWPORT, Z. Barque Trident-72o tons COAL to
] l. Farmer. tff
gar box sho ks, 1000 II pine boards, to Miller
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ENROM my premises at West Falmouth, on 18th
Il lest South Down Buck. whoever willrsfupn
OF give information the same, viii be suitablyfe.
No. IL Union Street -
Mark-one small hole In each ear.
oct2s-dlw IRA WINN, Lgent,
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RGeneral Sheridan. in the course of his re-
cent campaign in the valley, has had Eve of his
staff officers killed or wounded.
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wanted ImmediafeIy.

middle ased woman. capable OF doing most of
"A the work in a small family. The best of refer
epce will be required. Address c. at the Press Of
fee oct29. lw
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Oct L. lat SO 05, lon "a 90 barque statira Henri
man, from New YORK. for Maiamoras
Oct u lat AZ 4s; Ion 81 81 slip Frank Flint Colby
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BsarSirg.


A PLEASANT pnfurrished front Chamber, suit
"A able for a Gentleman and wife; and pleasant
rooms for three four gentlemen may be found at
Cct Bows SO CUMBERLAND STRRIT
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MINIATURES ALMANAC

sRthroay......'...,.... October SBs
Sun rises. ........6.3l High water 10 MI. 9 40
sun sets, ...'''',".4 se Length Of days .lO26
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are not aIlo'oed
to sell papers on their routes.
MRS. COLBY
Would announce to the public that she viii
O PEN ON TIL URS DAY,
OCTOBER 18Th,
At her Rooms No. 5 Free street Block,
A Choice Selection OF Bonnets e. Hats,
Comprising
EVERY LATE STYLE.
Portland, Oct. H. 1S64-dtf
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ANDREW Dew. BARSS, M. D.,
Graduate Of the University Of Edinburgh" Scotland,
Late Resident Surgeon of the 'Royal Maternity
Hospital" Edinburgh. ~
V-Ohice hours o to IL A. N. and to4P.M.
octl72m*
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Saturday Morning, Oct. 20, 1854.
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a. Reading Matter ON all Four Pages.
, 1864-04-27

Jotalso1e.. .aaa
GI1pI.. .29l
MctleaH. .44T y
6ca1!eI1nH-- 1b6
GfnutF ma]cflty 7&A
The result was painted in large character.
on 4 sheet Of paper. md the committee pro-
cecded up stairs to the orchestra for the pur-
1ose of nakins tue
ANNOUNCEMENT OF TIE RESULT
to the great mess Ut the people waiting in
hi.h State OF anxiety in the main hall. sfr,
George G. Grey Introduced 3fr. uaut to the
vast audience, who Immediately rushed en
masse TO the centre Of the building to hear
the result Mr. Hunt first announced tho
total vote, and next proclaimed Graut's hea-
" lurality, which was received with im-
mense cheering, followed By hfsses, gzoans
and hootfng. The rival branches Of tue audi-
cree maintained tie cheering and Kissing
for some time, and the excitement r:n SO
bigh at one time that 1t WAS feared some dis
tusbance would take place. It Was with
great difficulty Mr. Hunt succeeded in utter
ing audtbly the vote OF Mcclellan, which
geye rise to another fisEce ebulition If warm
feeling. The drum corps Of the 29l regiment
Immediately struck up l tremendous clatter,
Which drowned every thing else, and divert
cd theattention Of the crowd in q new chan
, 1864-04-27
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enarsrer.]

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enausrer.l
BE1s1o1, April IL, 1874.
Captain Martin, the Provost Marshal OF
Abingdon, brought here this morning a man
calling himself Sterling King, who was ar
rested at Abingdon, suspected Of being a
Federal SPY: It appears that King came to
Abingdon about week ago, and at once call
tion about matters in Kentucky, aud succeed
cd In making such favorable impression
that be was allowed to depart. After he had
gone, he was suspected rs not being alto-
gcther night, and Gen. Morgan sent to hare
him arrested and bron.ht back On his er-
animation, evidence was elected strongly
Proving his guilt, and ho was, therefore,
placed under strong guard and brought to
this place. Written Statements from the
officers who examiner him were sent With
him, and, on Ills second examination, before
Commissioner Hennins,. accumnlative eyi-
placed in irons to be tried for his life
He Is very Intelligent, though not IN edu-
Gated man, about forty.Are years of agc, six
feet high, sandy whiskers, broad forehead,
With an unmistakable Ohio twang in hls
voice. He claims.to be an Englishman, born
doubt Of his being hog -raising Ohio Yankee,
and, us 1t can be proved that be has done our
cause injury, hope he will hang and that
boop. His crimes run through period OF
more than two years, during which time he
Inns been entirely In the confidence Of our
friends in the Northwest, and also in Ken
tucky, and every one of those who have been
arrested within this period hare had conf.
DENTAL relations with him.
You mag remember that In the early part Of
last fall plot to get Morgan and his men ont
ofrrieon was discovered, and all who had any
part IN It were arrested and sent to prison,
And tie papers published that this conspiracy
Ind been brought to light through the agency
Of Government detectives HAo were In the
and examination Of this man King clears up
the whole matter. 1t appears that King was
prepared for spy by being arrcsted as one,
and tried and sent to prison early in the SUM-
1ner. He makes Ills escape IRON prison In
company with Confederate officer, Colo
mel Patton. This, Of course, enabled him to
acquire The. confidence Of The Southern sym
be had discovered every thi~g which 1t was
important for him to know, be was again ar
rested and sent to prison. Three days alter
his arrest every man who had anything to 60
with the plot is also arrested. He again
manages TO make bis escape, and the next
thing VIC hear OF him hc is in Virginia, pass,
ing himself US rcb Colonel just escaped
ing the order Of the T. q. c in Virginia. I
hope the last We shall hear Of him he will be
dangling at the end Of rope. The. proof
aEslnst him is very strong, aud the history OF
his case very interesting. There Will be great
rejoicing among our friends In Cincinnati
wien 1hey hear Of Kings arrest, and the
Yankees will be equally sorry, for they will
tectives. I omitted to mention that he has
been positively identified as being QUO Of the
purity who were employed to search and rob
our prisoners ut Camp Douglas,
, 1864-04-27

And al other difficulties Of thts kind. which so muek
dIshEure the outHard appearance Of bath halea and
females. often making tham . disgusting object K
Themselves and their fIlauds.
, 1864-04-27

w4sn1Sa4oy Sc 2SSax6sfsr5as S.PoT ptesabes
s,s1.d te1 Are 1n1;cd oy tae nndes
s,E9ea !os surRHlnT, tno y. = Soa!1erMastefs r.
pastme5s, ~ washington. y; T. batimoEe Nc,
ae1an0lA ana kort Monroe, "a, Or either o1 those
plaSes' E;fh II asy. Gorn oats ~ StIaw ~
oloe VIII Dc !ecetTeu lot tna de1f9ty o. aNb ousn-
ee o. GoFn Or Oats and 80 tons OF Eay or SsTnH, o.
nPE etds.
W0neIf mutE stats IT which OF tAe above naCed
pfess t6e3 psonsEe to make SsnTe5iss and TIC ratee
Eplcb the3 VIII make deuvetes thereat, the 1uAo.
tty OF each article propose to be delivered tbs time
1het said qe!lyer'es Shall be eo2meaced, and When
The price must be written out in words On the bids
C9rn to h put up u good htout sacks o. about sWo
chaIee to the Government. Tbs Hay and Straw to he
seepse1y baked.
The particular Kind q description q Oats Corn Hsy
tte propctaif.
the srttc1es oerea unde7 The bIdsh rein uYite
viii be tuhject e r1z,d inspection By the Govern
mcns 1efpeetcr tefoTs belEg accepted.
Contracts win be awarded from ttE1e to tne to the
lowest Iespons!ne hlddss - " loteyst of the COY
9rnment may req1tfe ana payTert VIII be made when
ne whole smount contsacttd fur ahaH hose been de-
hEGfe1 aaI acefpteo. o..,.,,, ., ,.n.u,,, IT,
rosa1 With guaranty signed By two RESPONSIBLE peT
, 1864-04-27

Eighteenth ANIMAL statcment Of oper-
...scuH In E1ltn0ts for tho year ending
marcA 31at, 1864.

AAA1CA aA"t$ AoO4s
Thirty-eight new branch Societies have
leen Organized during the year, making the
whole number 1918. There arc 115 Auxiliary
Societies, making total Of ,3333. Each So
ciety haa Bible Depository, so that there are
,::s~33 OF them in the State.
Tie average value OF books in the deposl-
q total value of near $20, 900. The averaee
y@luc Of those in the Brnnehe6 is about $l5,
making total value of about $4,000, aud
with those In the repositories Of the Auxili-
a1Iee, grand total OF about $50, 600.
The Indebtedness ofeuch Of the Auxiliasic7
as owe AMI thing to the American Bible So
ciety IL S9, G:3 Il, while the credit balance Of
others is *9,597 58-neatly enough to offset
the Indebtedness, go thst the $50 200 worth OF
books in our repositories may be considered
as paid for.
Each Society has generally several local or
unpaid Agents, the whole number about e.
5Nl The number OF other oiliccrs of the
ing Il, ,0CD persons who sustain official reIa-
tl0ns In connection with the Bible work
The nusnber Of faulilles visited In the State
the past yenr is about LOO, 600, OF whom about
4,00U were without Bibles. The number Of
books circulated is not far from To-, 600, At q
about $31 900. Some %, 000 of these were
given to Soldiers, Prisoners and Sailors.
The amount Of money remitted to the A.
B. s., Npm the State during tho year, In par
mcnt for books, were III go 81, and rs do
nations to aid in supplying other places,
2eG, ,2eG 50, msking a total Of t57, ,716 o..
This Ia IN increaec oycr the rcmittances OF
the year before Of SIS, SG7.20, and Of $31,
N9,4O, over those Of the year ending March.
1SG..
Our donations to the parent Society exceed.
ed those Of the year before By bout $500,
and those Of the year ending March 1852, by
shout $1G,2a0.
While Wclavc given to tho a. B. s.: over
set, Geo the PAST year, they have, during the
same time, Cancelled Indebtedness Of feeble
Au1ilisries in the southern part Of the State,
to the amount Of s., GOO, and have paid fol
part Of the agency which has been devoted to
the cultivation OF the field, 50 that our nes
donations arc something less.
About, .he usual number OF travelling agents
have been employed, whose field .ach EN-.
brace about TOO, ,OlO inhabitants, aud who have
endured much and accomplished much tor
the cause.
The local Agents have been more efficient
than usual, and to their labors and the kinti
cooperation of Pastors, Is to be attributed
much Of the SUCCESS OF the past year.
Many new contributors have been added to
tie lists, and many Of the old ones have in
creased the size Of their subscriptions
About $50 persons in the State werc, during
tie year, constituted life members ofthc par:
ent Society, By their own donations OF those
of friends or Auxiliary Societies, and about
zoo eare their notes for $50 or more each,
amounting in ull to about 1000, q part ot
which lrc payable in annual inst.llments in
future years.
, 1864-04-27

cenndenitA Fhysictsn. tlSrnesg of st. lsoets Ao-l
:orner Of Monroe Chicago. ILL.,. hAif block from the
@oAt Otce. On III Chronic ulscsser. and .seaeea OF
-ekts With unparalleled rnrcess. Ro7sns separate
~hrr Ladies' and ten1lemtn can eousn;t the Doctor
With the etrtccst privacy. O1ce touIs from 4. ii.
. n: n; sundbfs 70 70 u 4. Y. Conmnn'cs:!on1
e1chdrnt1Al. Cor sntaluns ffee. Addrras p O. Box
,N Enclose two - apd ger hF 4r1de to Health:
From Tue Doctors long e!pcntnee In :.os2it%l nc
xctae perfect for VII ChroIic i!seasee their
ost severe md complicated stat e. IL vary short
Young men suffering frou self abuse are lnvted to
ssll A perfect cure VsrrpEtrd Fe!ate 1frceufaf1-
tee attendant PUBERTY, MtnAtroAttont OF peHsoE1
Living az. obktracroDs 10 u,nFr:1gt. thauld rail- At
o.:ee aht be cured. Hest o. city trfereErcs aa n
'Lbi1sF and EucctSx. ap26-u1tl-aEi4
, 1864-04-27
PROM HGv. ]. Newton Brown, D. d. Editor OF the
Encfcl.nr. La nf EftfrinuA knn1klat9f. 6nd Ch1t..

FROM Rsy. ]. Newton Brown, D. d. Editor OF tho
Fpcsclapcata Of Religious knowledge, and Chr1s-
ttan Chronicle, Philadelphia
Although not disposed to favor or recommend pat
ent medicines In general, through 1lssruat OF their in
gradients and effects, yet know OF autcIent
sora why man may not testify to thu benefits he be-
Parnllon IN the hope that he may thus coutstbute to
do tits more readly in regard to Hoonanls Ger
man Btte.s. prepared By Df. C. u. Jackson, Of this
c!ty becanse was pre5naicea against them 6or mAay
s1coholis m m indebted e ny ny friend Roes
proper tests and for encouragement - ny em.whefa
suffering from Ereat and 1oag continued debility Tha
the present year, WAS followed BY evident reat
rrstozat:on to degree OF bodily and mental vtgoK
Mpat dlspaired Of re.snirs. therefore thank God
and my iend for directing me 70 The use Of them-
J. NEWTON Brown, Phtlade1ph1A.
, 1864-04-27

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSI5
L. TESGE SUPPLIES.
on Rasn .;,, er sPsss
CHICAGO. til, Ap:il 8, isA.}
ss!yea MN Z ecloef l. On Fff6aY, APRIL sth,
FRESH BREAD
To tts gaF.ls< at Camp FIT. and to the two hosps-
The contract to commence May 1T. 1854, and + b.
n fire. io1 sig monhs uch shorter period u the
Cog = lsssr1 General may direct
erea eah day In such qusu!lt1es as nay be required.
The Ersad must be baked in IolTcs Of tVsasy.tvo
each !u!i weight and Be baked from so ou1-
Cd tie Proposals. and referred to therein. Also,
s.mplss Of eoaE from his The brad ]. os hased
ns: hs rSyeFea u net oo7.s Of card barr or ttn
must Fiye their names il fpi, and aiso stas: thetr
places and business Each BID mu.t have
eBids to receive consideration mnst be acsnmn,nied
By tEe follow inE guaranty:
we hf b@ d fsse y
also tlst vfitsen contract shall be e5eeatcd VIII
iNau 9 oi iGuara1tors)
POTAToEs-such quantities as may b. required
IN tie dep3 Ttue,.t hurinx the month Of Nay-si1tY
Founcs t, tic brshcl-i good .rduary well coopcred
BID. itr potatoes from persons not known to *he un
ders.gT ut be accompanied By ne written Guar.
nnty Of two responsible pertons-
funss g e.
The uneeragned reserves the Fight TO te]ecs any Or
pronos.1s to be endorsed Proposals fr Subsistence
6uppllsr." md adGFr*ed to the undersigned.
j. McL. TAYLOR, Lieut.. Col: 4 C.s.
~ 6tasts Zeitung copy. apa6-d11lat
, 1864-04-27

akEEELOR'e celebsste1 HAIR RYRIa 7Rn 1Ee1
-.aE wcELp. The only HAknlE.t, TRus and KkLI.
:ea.ases Rea. Rusty Of Grey llAir Instantly. g =
2In*sy k14CT or kATu4AL BHowA. ~tth"at Intur1f;R
.n5 Be.ntifa! im.In freSt s!t.i!t, ;Mqocnt, * r. y
-: D5e.. Th- Gcuusn. Il s:xued wttL14x a. B.ca.
iLoA. III Other. tu'tafnrs. aud shout3 b.
To.te1- Sold tt all Druggists, *. Factory. g Bar.
.txF x.Iett F{eH YORK. tyST93flJ.
, 1864-04-27

:fe.Ger'y At.i4.an; SnfEroI . p Novo HoYttAi,
5a1ta Marie Lisbon, Portugal. and Surgeon to Honpt
al, SAINT An1olpc sA.n. l7rrrc. v. L.. la. devoted
'uns.f /, tie tre.t1.. ct s"aai2u. 6looa diseases
saEo, H.. has established for him unprecedented
'epntnt'on II Curlrs Scrmaa Lrsanuiss. thrunAtlsn
:nc u%e II mercury. The va11ons complicated aad
distressing diseases Incident to feniaes treated with
n tou;l, Clnrk street. Port otCe Hoz =. ny In.
Glosinf 1cents In Portage r.amrs. The uaforuLAses
:alAtee Hp2-bn4-tY
, 1864-04-27

Al beat life Ia not Eery lonk few mort smiles, =
.hine end qong.; clouds end da1kness hearty greet
viii eooc. Is II worth whiIc ask TO have The 1lle
7rSure VT wopld otne1w,s~ enlcr. mar1ed by m m.
eAsxrt md dang CeruuA cough. when +tnple 23 cent
f,t.t Of that Justly popular rcrnedy. MADAME Poa-
rKK'e CoUGR BA1AAK will e1eet IN tulmediate cnre
Ali DruGElNe sell 1t. ALS4-19oa 2t xAHla
, 1864-04-27
DROPOSALS WILL BE RE.

4 eeiyet It t1e Tzeasnsy Department, ol1ee of the
Supervising Architect. Washington. D c., until y H.
Of the ut da, Of May, 1851 for all the Fire aud Burg
!ar-rronf Safe and Vaults required By the Treasury
Department Fr1or to May l, 1865.
Plans and Specifications can bs obtained By appltca
ton to this onlce pe.onally Or oI letter.
lids TO be per superficial foot, including door aud
al lztuFcs, measured ~ The outside; Tue
price named to cover all charges whatever, except
tie freight and the actnAl travelling expenses ofwork-
men 10 The place where the Vaults to be erected
sAscs to b.: delivered At tho EAitroad Depos or
Steamboat Wharf for transportation. In good order
and cor dition, without tha1ga-
Eocls for the Vaults OF Safes viii be fnrn,shed by
The Department nnt must be properly pns on uy The
contractor without charge.
AL bids must be accompanied by the bond Of two
ftspt peEsons in the rum Of S50 that the bid.
der will accept and perform the contract II awarded
to him the snEciency Of the security to be certified
tIict.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all the bids II II be considered Its interest to do 30,
and no bid i'll be considered that docs not conform
70 the requirements Of thik advertisement.
Bids to be encloaed IN I sealed enyclt Pc, endorsed
Proposals for Safes and Vsu!fa."
ISAIAH ROGERS,
ap2-bS1i-9t-HAT&N Supervising Architect,
, 1864-04-27

what may almos. Incredible, ts that many d1s
cases hitherto Considered l1pe.essJ lucuI4his s<t
frequently cured iu = few days o. waeks. aud We
Is hsya q, ~ n..i ~ Nv
present dxy.
esse ID directly and tho eqatu restored
These who have sutseEsd long from painful ant OBJ
These Wbo hare yainly sought ralief ftora aavsr
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IN THE WORLD.