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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
DIED.


On Wednss 'ay ths lilh ttsiant tA.i e@- - -
GreenhoH. sged years - ,.,-,.rVc - 1, ,sso-k
a sflit aihsr ION stret, tesren ma 30 IA
~ sl e ients ana aeq Iastaaces q TIE miy aFe Ia
led 10 % end 80, A..
81 Infant son n Hoa. =. Dickinson and sal
he c. Ls wife -, q,
,os S,1h.e .. oapL Frank W. aud b en- sou'han 'se
tares
~ Biehlaon PApe,s please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIGHT sEssIos-TUEsDAY.

The SPEAKER laid before The House messages from
the President IN response to resolutions In relation 10
ostitas near this CITY, s1d TO officers ia the Commits
sary Depsrmeut who have failed 10 render their ac'
coort, Lid on the table aud order, d 10 be printed
Senate bill authorizing the President With the con-
sent Of the Senate 10 appoint General and snc5
Lieutenant .neras 10 Lo may deem necessary, was
passed
The bill passed few days since increasing the COM
pensation OF oUte and special mail sgenf vas amend
ed by striking the Words route and so thai only
the comp ns2lon OF the eleven special route agents OF
,bp Post Office D ID rim mt will be increased
10 Mt !, solutions of thanks General L. r. Smith and
his officers and men, for the battle of chmo1d, KY
and especially for tue vigorous pursuit, BY which ne
reaued tire full irGi OF tie victory utterly aunihaeng
an army o. 10000 with only half that number.
joint resolutions OF thanks to the 49sh Mississippi
r, giment for rS-snlisting unanimously ADOPTED
Senate amendments 70 House bill for Advertising the
avs were ag!eed 10.
TIE smsnduieus allows the Attorney General to pay
just mpeniatiln for tbs advertising already done.
Senate bill relative TO the establishment OF a volu1-
ter navy was passed.
Toe il su.hor Eoa the eta Of the Navy to com
mi.sion vessels etker ia on. OF the Waers OF the
Confederate Safes
Senate bill 10 establish Bureau of Poytechncs, to
examine warlke Inventions, was referred tot he Military
Committee.
Senate Dill punish drunkenness, Was also referred
Senate bill TO re,e incompetent, disabled aud eefi-
cent officers was taken up aud The words "Gnd who
cannot be assigned TO any appropriate du'y were IL
seIted
Mr. ATKINS moved to add ''not 10 CAPTIVITY"
Er JONES moved 70 postpone Indefinitely, end ca led
the question, which ordered, when t1e House aG-
joulnsd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

Too Coon TO BIZ TRUx-The Jonesvlle Gas. Ten
ne see) Telegraph Of Saturday that reliable mfr
nation had been received from Knoxville of the death
Of the notorious PArson Brownov. We afraid Iha.
the report will rot be confirmed, such old traitor
ard scamp Is not so easily got lid Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
5000 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber about the
Ii lTh OF Js1alry asst slaves named DOorOk and
RALEIgH commonly called Fs Both black, quick, &C
ave uel about ~ d, hsd bis iei hAad "a
Ia A APPLE mill he outside has tsi on OF
rs o. hs nals from trat hAnd. lie had red hanne SHIRT
Whsn hs " l-faLndd and Is aoou; u lera OF ase.
nj vs 400 apiece for thri- delivery % OF % some jan
FROM vaea can get hcu OF re said saws eslt cut We
ccun % Charlotte So appguoeI dd m ms county,
believe aey NTr p.s ing men, and are trying gst
eneloy nea on ms Rlmond aud Danys South slice Kali
Air. HENRY r tDMUNDS,
alcs ingfosd p o,
fsrs-rn Cnariotte co Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

Az ENGLISH Ynw q Mas. DAvIA-TtS following Is
an sxaaet from the Redmond correspondence Of the
London Herald
Tie public p4psrs Of this city announced few days
previously that the President would be glad TO receive
visits flom his friends between II and 3 O'Clock Oh
NV Years day. Having gone TO The Executive Man
siol with the family OF my old friend Hon. Mr. Henry
distinguished Senator tom Tennessee, found on my
arrival the steps and halls Of that building crowded With
eir women and brave men charming gill frim
Louisiana exp lad from her fathers roof tree by the
barbarousAo derry Of General .nks vas my special
companion on the occasion; ana her presence having
qu.cKen6d into asubdoe starte, the gantry for wbich
tue We l-bIed gentlemen Of The South are so remarks-
ble threw over the ci els around us de-
cidsdly courtly grace. Tne P.esideGt stocd in s
eRant ROOM with Ms. Davis on his left His Excel
ieucy-ior the occasion Of stste--was dressed
in suit of blacz aad white appearing in good
health looked rather more careWorn lhsR usual Sol
ders and cva ls males and femaes his visitors hay
rg exchanged With him wishes of happiness for The eE-
suiug year tass on their way 10 the hail door, or
they hapDened to know the sers OF tue al or seine
visitors no for.upate made crcu fer PIE
sentsiion to Mrs. Davis Tcas lady ia by meAns an
Ordinary woman. Her style is very much that OF toe
period Of George the Understanding enc indeed Of
the picture, Ct the Nivfs o tie grea' state officers OF
the G ,veInment of G,0rgo Washington. Sac ia
stately woman with brunette oOnp,e&io1 and eyte
lu Of brill arce, tenderness AID intel genee Her
ners are very Agreeable but tocched wi repo,e tia,
even though carried 10 alm g. sadness, savoss very
much OF the grand. Sac and the President appeared
10 be 10 good suiri and we're Trgarte y their troops
OF via tors vita a warmth ami heaItiness that
mai tanned in p rfect harmony with air Of profound
resp6c'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

THI YASKss PRIsOSRRi IN RIOHHosD.-Tae New
York World says editor ally:
The statement Of Mr.. O. O. Fulton, proprietor Of the
Blltimo,e American, which We publish Lus morning,
respecting tho treatment # prisoners at Redmond,
viii be eersbe relief TO their friends at the North IL
seems that the country las been imposed upon respects
ing the treatment the prisoners receive from the bel
authorities While ss doubt true that the Tatons
arc scant and their acc )mmods tons tuoh they
would recoivs at the North it seems they not either
starved or il-ireRed. l. will surprise tire county tsO
to learn that the rebel government Ruxons TO do what
It could for the sick aud gOuuded soldiers in Richmond
his made an offer through Commissioner 0uld to allow
at egs fifty Union soldiers through their lines, aud al
the provisions medicines AID stores they cbooe bring
with them which tfsr has been trested by Secretary
auton with con emptuous silence. 1t follows,
therefore that Il there any suffering anorg the dis
sbld slliies nov in Richmond, iE is due, LOT TO the
rebel government which has done in view of the scant
NEAR what could 10 make them comfortable but to
President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton, who, when
theS had tbe chance to send surgeons and stores de-
clinei 70 do so or even 10 consider the Csr Of q g
Confederate government It is very clear from the
whole conduct Of the administration, that il does not
Wish en- exchange Of prisoners and that IL has SO en-
Quoted matters TO convey the country the impres
sion tina. the rebss were Ill treating their prisoners,
whereas the parties really 10 blame have been them
selves The sa,emens Of Ne Fulton, who is ardent
Supporter OF the administration, are Of character
Which shout command the proups attention Of Con-
gees If aoythng is to be prisoners, it
aust be in spite OF the eor of the administration 10
compel them 20 II, guish rebel dungeons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
TAG wAa.-Uuder this caption, the New YOik
" rio, Of Tho I'M slys:

TAG WAs.-Uuder this caption, the New York
W rio, OF the lib, says:
oar Nashville c5ucspandenca represents chat sfeirs
are N a sad coadi i9a in Eai Tennessee. Lungs rect
hss rad his own way 81 thai sscoB Rnd ss succeeded
in forging rpon tie mos productive portion Of the STATIC
and is too, while tetoosslt hSys been Gem
p6ed % eaGura the pfysion q limited e 10 G. Gen.
Sheffield la taken coumsua aad hopes eD,er;a
tina. change for the a.tter vii tbs imuedi te re
suit
Toe laie Iaii Of R,sssr u9oa ste Baltimore and O5io
Railroad ia Represented bs correspondent, 10 have
slit IN damage amour Jog n value 30 over oAs NIL
lien Of dollars
General shsrnls's s-ry sit voksbarg for Che me
rcr dur ng til, Ias week IN January. General Smi;h's
cavalry expedition I,fs Memphis for Corin,h the
lust Il isssid that the Uniou isress in Arkansas
pr rariug Tor movement which vil be directed agsinet
Mserlaer.
General William Hunter ID 70 = epokea Of &C tse
new commander OF Toe Array 1l tie Potoalo.
Tax GoRILLas osoz MoRE.--Mr W. Wirwood Resde,
an ErgIiahmap, has jast Pabiihed IN London WORK
recording his tfavtlI in Sht 70 calls SlYsge Arics,
pariy IL the region traversei by *. Du Cbailu. Nc
Rsade heard OF goElas, bus 10 t;avel.e IN haste
an does not appea have psd long IN The country
where. tn ss bsists fcurd, be ga. none, aud OF
course shot none lie dipgly bel ewes that IT, Du
ObaililFho passed seytrd years Ia she gorlli soua
try-is an imposter. and tyer><itheF fsg or shot
gorilla After coBfsssing his cwd M lrof, and "a. 70
did mt himself ever gss sight 4 gorilla, hs<kDies
tha truth Of H. Da Chailu's s'aemenis AID corcipdA
With tie fosving curious fsrsstspa
II aa complied 80 pn: 4i4e IS SeTihless the efi-
dence OF NJ Dd Chain ,co has had better opportunities
Than any Of Of learning de real natae cfths AMI
nal tu VITO has nuhs ppiig, hesu induce % sscr6ee
tuta 10 theea and Ihe esteem Of sc.s1!iic men fer
short lived regularity In p.per which resd before
the geological soists ard which has bsel published
in their Prccesipgs IstGed Ire eyidsroe upon whey
have been led to assert tbaf Il Dg Ghalu killed
a gorilla la other respects hs book Is a medley OF
ruth and fc''oa, end o: which | can give amnute
a1slysis il reqa red"
n Du Cla,lu Is now 10 Afisa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

Gentlemen: When you 90 to Paris call on Er. Sir
dell and tell him from to negotiate for the French
protectOrate 10 case Of necessity. The people VII
gladly accept il in TIE last extremity. With Mexico,
France and the 0oniederay in alliance, and free trade
We could eclipse the world.
(Signeo) G.. b. LLXAR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

FRESoH "PROTEcTORArE" TOR THE oOArEDARACr.-
Among ths letters of tie intercepted Lamar cores
pOndence" published in the Yankee papers, is the fol-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
TEXASLANDS FOR SALE

I HAVE for sale some very fine Sea Island
i Cotton Lanes y5g The Gull just oeE Corfu, ehrisd At
low price. L. n sFALMsN;
Fsblutry l6h-l' corner l7ia an MAID
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
ROARD or PUBLIC WORKS.

NVIs = % II II'0II
Dear Sir: We avail ourselves OF this mode
Of e,m,g O, IA IN announce v5ursf a easlliste 70 I'm
The vackncy Bard o. Pub WORKS caused BY me eas
saera knowing tas very may Of ne y-ts %
tns la Dc d.sIrs ycu- election cost Of honor and
uI.fuiless.
t1saz MANY vOtERS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

NOTICE..
HAVING qualified as Executor of Barnet
IL wlon, deasd. hereby notify and rtques all persops
hoeDg Grams sgAinss SAID ea e TO bnR them forward for
stuement Al WILSON Ex'r,
Ilz-se.- chaIe Hi. uyan county, va
ANDERSON IL McCLUNG,
Eo.71,. MAIN SfREEr. RIoHwosp Va
Commission Merchants
AAoTURED TOBACCO, 40. nos7-1avems
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

HENRICO SOldiers.-Ihe County Court OF
IL Hsnas3hay-g made spproV riltou = 10 nish shoes ana
socas % Sold s-ryiag be- Oh Confederate orues IRON e
county OF Hsarcl need these srce ihs eomn and
aa Of companies w1h such 81 hrr1 BE- serving are re-
qustsd 10 no aadesnsi, a. hchnond (oox ~ Aulg
Oaptaia JAG KsoN r. CHILDREY,
Dr.JJHN A.. F2fEND,
Colcrel s. MC8AEi
o1s-1w Commi,tes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

ITO LIRUT. j. j. PORTER, Of Co. d. 18th
Il ". Iafntry-Dear sr: IL Is delred By uunber
OF hetEus Lusa county that lou declare yourself oa1
date for ins Certstg o. be equity Your lElary WIN me
dates fins onee Lh charac which have here
tofors slstaasi private gcnrm ali Is sol ler
10 tae nai % make the cal upol BY imaedat
~ dsclsrng y5urss ilss i greatly obbg7 ycur
f,is Ies,ei.. ONE OF the People.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

NOTCE.-Hafing qualified as Executrix of
IN ne Arthur A. M1rson sed, all persons having
claims sgans bis state win please prseu for payme1t
ard en- perssas INDEBTED 20 said nsks payment 70
ne MARIA n. L. MORsON,
f-b9 eod2v kxecutrix
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

EIRST-CLASS JAMRS RIVER ESTATE
VANTED We are authorized q negotiate for the pur-
chase estate NE north side o. James river be-
Dover Nils and Columbia, certanng between ooO ana
90 scres,
Persons dlIrossd % se Invited correspond win rs
10 82W2g GoDplN A AfrhAsON-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

DY ORDER of the stockholders Of the
ID sank Of chcnd Books % subscription uu Be ePeaed
a. tsr Bankng house IN h city, he ~ January 1864, TO
incrsass ne Csp.t, sock y its roaximua -
Dessnber ssd lsss.--eodtf Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

THE HEIRS at law Of NANCY ISBELL, VIII
-asNANCY DAWSON viii learn something 70 their inter
bv ~ fng 10 Eisrd BroFn hsr Adrntratof Ball. Vile p.
PsEhatan county. Virginia isl4-soazF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
DAEVILLB FEMALE COLLEGE,

DhNNILLE, VA
TUITION in Literary department for twenty
a uesls fsom February rs 1854 20. Music extra.
Board ior twenty weeks ave barrels OF Flour, $780,
For nlrtaer particulars eddr Is
ia22-e5dim csc Ia MONTE Preideat-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

nod LIVER OIL.
"a }. P. DUVAL-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

GAIT NOTICE-The Citizens Of Henuco
- eoun y sa tickets Tor s6 vid call a. me Coa
Home 40 d ,s sans As sat for those psronl nov on
Aani positively be closed SATURDAY &c s'ia cay o. f'o
an Sc Agent Tor Hsur county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

INiE NEXT LECTURE before the 1Ouhg
Il Meas CarsJan alton VII Be DELIVERED On fHUhSDAf
byterka Chl-ch, % loh aud CaFt Streets ~ h ge,
l. Barr d. Scti=ct: The llIl,iLn Sc'clAr and eo
de- sei-s N Lus Minor Coemsr Professor the UnveI-
~ Oh ytza;a ard Lieu Col Reg Virginia ARTILLERY
Tickets o. ea.tto "a CO tbs door and re tks,ores
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
NOTICE..

Y Du Oaa,la 8 now 10 Aka.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-29
$o,4Oo,OOO.oo


Policies issued on the non.orfeiting ten year plan
as well as in all the other usual forms.
Every considerate man who will apply to Life In
satrance the same principles that would guide him
IN making other or in the mangeme OF
his oacn business will assuredy investigate the ad.
vGntGges Of the Mutual Benefit system, illustra-
ted IN the history Of this Company, before nsuring
probably pay from 10 to Is dollars on every 800 a.
the price of his failure to inform himself.
Remem GER. the Dividends are so per cent. The
4, st one is paid you just four years from the date o.
your policy; Dividend is paid you EVERY teas
thereafter. while the Undivided Surplus from which
all dividends are made is nearly 81, OOO larqes
than that of any other Company In America
Reliable iiJormation in reference to all the com
panies will be freely given at this Office from Com
missioners Reports for successive years.
WARREN SPARROW, State Agt,
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Central Office No. 80 ExchangeSt,
Sept l7-dtf Portland, Me.
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We Neuer Drink. I"


The anecdote related below j. worthy tne az
tention OF both soldier and civilian, Ior Inc de-
NAL OF indulgence to the appetites Is alike
virtue in both classes -
On the stand were seven or eight soldiers
from the Eighth Maine Regiment-civil, we'll
behaved. intelligent men, as was apparent
from their conversation. While at the same
poor old blind maidstone blind-slowly feel
Ing his way with his cane. He approached
the soldiers and said in gentle tones:
"Boys hear you belong to the Eighth Reg
tment. have son in that regiment"
"What is his name?"
"JOhn--
"Oh, yes we know him WELL He was SER
geant in our company. We always liked him.
Where is he now?"
He is now lieutenant in colored regi-
ment, and prisoner at Charleston"
For moment the old man ventured not 10
reply; but at last slowly and sadly he said:
II feared as much. have not heard OF him
for long time"
They did not wait for another word, but
these soldiers took from their wallets a sum of
money amounting to twenty dollars, and o.
tered it to the old man, saying:
III our whole company was here, we could
give you hundred dollars"
The old man replied:
"Boys, you must pnt it in my wallet for r. 9,
for ! am blind"
But mark what followed. Another individ-
uai 10 the room, who had looked on the scene
had, with feelings OF pride in our citizen
soldiers, Immediately advanced and said
Boys, this is a handsome thing, and want
you to drink with me. stand treat for the
company"
waited with interest for the reply.-Il
came
mo sir, we thank you kindly; we appreei
ate your ofer-but zoe neoer drink"
The scene was perfect-the first act was
noble, was generous; the last was grand.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out ffesa eeneyal use should
have their efficacy established By welltested expe-
rience in the hands Of 3 regularly educated physi-
clan, whose preparatory study Ah ken for all the
duties he must fulfill yet the country is flooded with
bestin the world, which are not only useless but al
ways injurious The unfortunate should be PARTTO-
ULAR In selecting his physician IL % Iamentabls
ents are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for II point generally conceded
by the best syphographers that the study and man.
agement of these complaints should engross the
whole time Of those who would be competent and
successini y Their treatment ana cure. Inc mex
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system Of
treatment, in moet cases making an indiscriminate
use of that sntiqusted ard dangerous weapon, Msr.
curys
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-29

ADVICE TO A YOUNG LAwYER.-The E,l-
lowing is the advice Of an examining judge to
young lawyer, on admission: ''Sr, it wou d
be idle to trouble you farther. You are ., r
feet; and will dismiss you with few wor is
OF advice, which you will do very well to I, l.
low. You will find it laid down as a maxim
Of civil law never to kiss the maid when YOU
can kiss the mistress. Carry out this princi-
pie, sir, and you are safe. Never say boo to
goose when she has the power to lay golden
eggs. Let your face be long, your bills longer
Never put your hand in your pocket when an y
6odys else is handy. Keep your conscience
for your own private use, and don't trouble it
with other mems matters. Plaster the Judge
and butter the jury. Look as wise as an owl,
and be as oracular as town clock. But above
all, get money; honestly if you can, my dear
slr, but get money. welcome you to the barr
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Wanted.

NOR family OF four (no small children) nice
IL genteel two storied house, in the centre of the
CITY separator in block. Address Box ITO Port
land Post, Office. sept9dtf
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S3NO REW ARM.

nN Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yard; Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing a considerable sum of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the Iooser. The finder will be
rewarded as above on returning the same to No.
Central Wharf, or 70 BracketL street.
Portland, Aug. u 1864. aug3l diff
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DIR. j. b. HUGHES
9AN B8 FOUND AT HIs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 5 Temple street,

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence BY the afflicted, at all
hours daily, from A. N. to eP. n.
Dr. II. addresses those who are saferfng under the
afiotion of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice of sef-abuse
Devotng his entire time to that particular branch o.
the medical profession he feels warranted In GUAR
ANTR1INe CURE IN ALL CASES, WHISTLER oflonl
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs of disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of the afflicted to
fact of his long standing and well earned reputation
cess.
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HAVE CONFIDENCE,

An who have committed an excess Of any kind.
whether 1t DO the solitary vice youth or the sting.
ing reDuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years.
SEEK FOR AN ANTLDoTs IN SRASOH.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude ana Nervous
frostration that may follow Impure Cotton are
the barometer to the whole system.
DO NOT wait for the congumInzon that sure TO fol.
low, do not wait for Undghtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and Complexion.
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p r 0 p OS Al s
BoR ERECTING THE
Custom House at Portland, Maine
TREAeURY DEPARTME,

4
PROPOSALS will be received At this d tS
4 until the first November 1854 at IL o'clook
noon ror tne construction OF the Custom House au-
tnorized TO be erected at Portland, Me- ACCORDING 10
tne plans and specifications prepared al this Dena ri.
hSns; SAID proposals to be either Tor the whole
building, or separate for different kinds of work. the
department Ieserving the right reject or accept
tne proposals hereby invited, or any part thereof
qures it, the Department also reservng the light /,
exclude the bid of any person persons whom
s% tss Sss aass to eSeys E not faithfully
gaIon are below fair price lor the work =
bios VIII not be received In gross and the Depart.
mate psepadeG scneoule OF the approx
required, (which schedule may be had at the once
81 tne Supervising Archiect Treasury Department.
ue oiooer Will be required to ax his prices thereto
ior such articles and kinds of work as he propoSes 10
,Ur and then carry the whole out In one gross
Ninety per cent. of the amount of the xvo,., ,o,a
sa ma1era delivered according to contract price
$500 enount 70 be ascertained by the estimate of an
pose1 viii be- nsid fr appointed for that pur-
[ssses, ana ten per cent retained until the connie
the Ara .e and acceptance work by
the non-fulfllment of the contract s e'eD' oi
contracts viii be awarded only to Master Budero
~ 1 mscnanlcs and the assignment thereof, excant
" consent OF the Secretary OF the Treasury will he
eIorIelture Of the same ~ "e
Eacn proposal must be accompanied by a guarsn.
w, s,snsu pv two responsible persons (ceYted to
be 90 oy the United States Distrjct JnIos a. 1t.
aanu n al
Ti h M N IN tho sum of $4,000 for The
art tbat IA ~ proportionate amount if for any
Posal be accepted, enter into eontTace sd 49,
Of 95e Sops for rs
the plans, specifications and workinr S1sni use
be furnished on application to the Superyisinr
ohiteot of the Department. ns Ar
No bid will be considered, unless it fully coun,o.
in ell its details with the requirements OF this
tisement 'ef'
The Proposals must be sent to this Department. ad
IN CaI0 Grwv.a rrsasw.
and plainly endorsesd:
Proposals for the Portland Custom House,
proposals will also be received at the same time
~, ~ tne old Custom House building and materials
nereln, 1.-THE four granite columns on Fore street
to be removed within sixty 1907 days from
he sS sne award and in case the sale of the same
tom Ho 70 the successful bidder for the new Gus
pavmert ne amount of same will be taken as Part
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Cant 2-d+a Supervising Architect.