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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
DIED.

In this city. May "a. Mrs Olive widow OF John
Clark. formerly of Cape Elizabeth, aged GA We ars
eE Funeral this THURSDAY afternoon at oc.'k.
from her late residence.
In Bridgton. May %, of brain fever, Addie An
gusta. daughter Of Edward A. and Augusta Gibbs,
aged years months
This little girl lovely child possessed of great
intellectual endowments. quick to iearn and full OF
nervous power and sprightliness Always cheerful
and happy, she became great favorite with all her
aequaintances and especially her schoomates who
sincerely mourn her sudden death. And the hearf
smitten parents can say. she
I.ivd to wake each tender passion,
And delightful hopes inspire;
Died to try resignation
And direct wishes hiRher' Cox
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"Buy Me, and I'll do you Good"
seDr. Laur,ey,s loot and Herb Bi,ters

For Jauuiice, Co,tiveness. Liver Complaint. HUI
mors Indis estion dyspepsia, Piles, Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsfntss. anu all diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torl,id liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are su bjcet in sprs and
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
meas of mind and strength OF BODY TO all who use
them Sold by all dealers in Medicine etery where,
At rs, so and 70 cents per bottle. GEO. c. GOOD
WIN CO., 81 Hanover Street, Boston. Proprie-
tors ADA dam
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~ Quite party of ladies and gentlemen
made . trip from Bath to this city on board
the new ship Thomas Lord" just launched
from the yard of VIM. M. Reed, Esq, Oh Mon
day. The ship was in tow OF steamer.
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WINDSOR Ms. Sch Tallent-i20 tons plaster. to
master.
HiLLsBoRO NIB. Sch Eclipse-l54 tons coal. to
Kerosene OIL Co.
ST ANDREWS NIB Sch Rsther-23o0 cedar posts
and carts A * Morrill,.
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from fNe PentHsuId.
FORTRESS MONROE, May els Pm.
This morning Gen. Gilmore went on a re-
connoissance at $50. He met the enemy In
some force, aud after an engagement OF an
hour and half succeeded in completely rout-
ing them.
The rebels have made nine attacks npon
our intrenchments, and were repulsed each
time.
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Rens0vaI.

GAUYERT CHASE, Flour Dealers have re-
moved from No. 63 to No. 81 Commercial street.
where can be found at all times good assortment
OF choice Flour.
Portland, May 9th, 1864. may9d3w
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Ruy Your sfafionery

AT DRESSER'S, 90 EXCHANGE STREET. Note
Paper selling for 9, 8. TO- 49, 10, 49, 20 and 25 cents
per suire.
Portland, Maylo. mayl5d3ws
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March 9, 1854.

THING or BEAUTY Is JOY YoRKvKR.-The
living breath Of the loyees flower that blossoms
the garland Of nature and waits its sweet perfume
on every breeze has its exact counterpart In the
brcaths of all who use that unequallei and justly
popular Dentifrce, Fragrant SOZODONT. 1t puri-
mes and sweatens the breath, ceanses beauties and
preserves the Teeth. hardens the Gums and gives
to them that roseate cast much coveted: most de-
licious conven ent, efcacious and beneficial prepar-
a ion for the toilet ever given to the public.
Sold ~ Druggists At rs centsper bottle
mch22 IL
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State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta, May %, 1884. !
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
Wednesday, the eighth Day of June next.
Attest: EPHRAlM FLINT JR.
may23dtd Secretary Of State.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

w ednesdu y.......................M May 20.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Lewiston. Knight Boston
Sch Talent, tBrl Merriam. Windsor Ms.
Sch Eclipse. tBrl Burrili. Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Esther, (Br) Clark, StAndrews
Sch james Power. Mayo, Portsmouth.
Sch Searsport, BurdDg, Roekland for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York-Emery
Fox.
Sch Ivy. tBrl Lake, Parsboro NS-master.
Sch Harriet Baker, Webber, Baltimore-R @ York
Son.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
60 REDUCED RATES :!
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
TO rHK-
West, North West & South West |!

d. w. Ii Il TIE
s Agent for all the great leading routes e. ch,..
Z 20, Cincinnati. Cleveland, Detroit, N,tvsaSsa
Galena. Oshkosh. st. Paul Lacrosse, Green Bsy'
Quincy. st. Louis, Louisville Ins ,1u.nolis cs;ro
etc, letc., and is prepared TO furnish Taroraa
fIoKRrs from Portland to iii the principal cities
aud towns in the loyal Stsses and Canadas at tine
eheerfully granted.
Travellers will End 1t greatly to their advantage to
procure their iakets at the
Union Ticket ONCE, 81 Exchange Street,
tUP STAIRSJ
w. ID. LITTLE, Agent.
Passengers for California. by the Old Line
Mail Steamer and Panama Railroad, may be secured
by early application at this office.
Tickets to Montreal and Qaebec and return Aria
the Grand Trunk Railway may be obtained at this
agency on asoraoie TERMS may26du
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The Misses Bailey's Home School

Il New Gloucester formerly occupied BY The Rev
=, neaion. as Boarding School. propose opening
Home School for Girls and BOYS.
in which the advantages of careful home training
will be united with thorough Instruction I'm Ali ths
branches taught in Semin aries of the first class
The long experiences of one teacher as Principal
OF Home school in Virginia, and the reputatios
standing, In Portland. will ii is hoped. procure pa
tronage and insure success.
the Home Department, and pay particular attsn-
ton TO the physical training Of the pupils.
For information see circulars or inquire Of Miss
A: NJ. BAILEY. No. IS Spring street.
REFERENcEs Rev. J. w Chickering. d. d.
Hon. John Neal; Charles A. Lord; Hezekiah Pack.
ard Joseph Libbey.
New Gloucester. May 20. 1854 msy2edtf
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THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange & Federal St's.
A perfect at guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. mch25 diff
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MARRIED.

In this city, May "a. by Rev II d Moore, Henry N
city.
In Webster, May "a. Artemas Boobier. or Webster.
and sarah Galusha, of Brunswick: sth, james
Small, of Lisbon, and Miss Joanna Novel; of W.
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fINHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to an
concerned, that be has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator Of
the estate of
SAMUEL ii. KING.
late of Portland in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased by giving bond the law directs; he there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the sat
deceased estate, to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon, exhibit the
same for settlement to
MARQUIS +. KING.
Portland, May II, 1884. may 3eeodsws
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Thursdny,............ May go.
Sun rises. ...........42 % High water. 243
Thermometer. q O'Clock A. NJ AS deg
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S2StcStt0 fir samanosre,
~ Bespe srsuagemeats fill Gin. q
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youl, 9ed Salanb, Burlington, soaa Gits
al nssSsa bsssaIk bic NIT bes S~lpstbssnn SsntroI Fsabr osssn.
peg $ssicaen 10 Gsunhsa f,aRet ais Sic alt cnsern MssSnss
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sSasea eabss 8sre@feIt. Ete Batn stsEt bur@ BEN fSSrsst
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uapoIi9, Qcui8rtle uub est. gpmie
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tttne ssstssf HalabunGsscsta bsttdnst, Die NoSSatts,
nta &t6 ee& y Hbt-, Cbes assnSs 10 tltrs4ra nom oif;,
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muFsiaertsStSIetta tserbtn t~fxFexft tn ber EfFss bgs MStntss
- SBHn 8. H6IEer, 1T r~tof'r'5
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@iebtia fir 0ei0emoe!!!

2Stcbtt9 fur Seioenoe!!!
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peltberibmte
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pber en
8ierteliabrbunoert ibrer Seilfraft we9en
IN Deuti9lanb %ratmltdt tefanRt unb gta9tet anp BADEN
f6 aud bier felt ben legten ) ei Sa1ren etnen Iplsoen Nu
ertrprben uHo et9nen 16 b~elpnbsrs sur sfrs
9ctlun9 boSlDlll0er llno DnrtnnctIocr
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unp icuter 9ltenuinb bic 3p6nun8, 8ebeilt ju rerben, aufs
|oane SuSpr bteis ~bstIlamea 8raater ~ uerlu5ea. Die ,&rSu-
\ .'ss19 brett ppn Oeutl9Iano
~tnnipOrttrt nnb empfsbIe t9 rtefelbrn p~rtnsenb metnen wertben
sanpsleIten gum 8enetsten @ebtaa&e Oa ib len ~a6erseust
PIN, Dap etn Sober Der etnraI eapca ntlnmt, mil Der lBtrs
tune sewis sufrteern unp ME nebr UbRs bteielben lein wirb,
Jepe Uantlte ipate tets tdopn TN paufe baben 6enn aud
el alnOera TT ote ~rrRltbdtise ~S6irfans piefe Rriuter wabr.
die Rrauttr fnn Su baben In
ho ais Ntlen ODER Nulpern,
e na3 Seani4 unp eaben d& bel ~fulsenssu ~srantbeie
betOnoers hetliam erDieen, ais;
ufa9entrampfr 9dmcrrbOrber, m
Darmbs lhpt rben, Drlen,
@etbpulfs Verfppfung.
Gubt Nbe umattSmuS,
&n8bruft9fett Nus;etritns,
pulten, 0ppf np .3abnpeb,
6rebsftacen Dlunoiperre.
Sriune, AuBenfrantbeit,
S4nupfen. 0erf9leimuna
e4 es.- NsrueHfbwahe,
SungenentSunbuns N1alern,
Scrpppeln, Glnopurrt,
neutrality-suspicious., Q5aAer fuh
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SalJfubn Sppbtlts
Ealn 6teber, Saatausfhlaae
unbalen &ranfbetten,
pelde aus berbprbenem blute entfpriuaen.
Das Bud baruber. NIT ptelen 3ensuihen gebetler perTsnen
mtrc opn MIR porIpltet ant SDuntb an iebe Apre1e perianbt,
lppte teee gewlnibte MustuRlt auf brteli6e Nnfraae gern
.rtbeilt.
Snlius Oicnclt, DentiR.
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~ S1t oeIonoeEen Eenntai8nab lae.
Sttiranberer un6 Neiieube ionten IeSr Ucrf&tig Iein
e9e He i5rs 3iGette taufen unb jouten bieiefben nrr h
benz Sureaa bes nutsr3ei8nsten auseRsGtea agsnteu
~t6ufeu. -. e" !
G'ets1isen, spelte in Baltimore antoranen, tpsrseu II
cSl1s S@pieriSFeit GtGetts fir bieIe eiuie oeri@afeu tSn
aen, tnoem Der gseut ber sDeutI@sn @~eieGi9dftH Bel
sptss Eanoi'nS tpnsn ben uu~tsrsei@ueten Aeenten ~pcrfslen
wirb.
Gue soeitere Gustrnft anb Eatb srt5eiIt uusntaeLS[tS
q ,6fss 50. y. $ilssDssmss,
VT SsaesgssSsaisyA stta~asssi bss EalssSsges
u Sss-SiTseses
pa. OF FsawaAsSv
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Nufebtbare
Npt N n n Nnr & =

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tosItbe AUDI Obme SBiFen Ses grii.serS seIa,eDen
Fam.
BIr 9ettuns; rtr6 s~aranttrt.
DR.. 0ermdnn Dlntber.
Auetntees Depot fir Baltimore BET 80. g cell a d 4,
gtp. 455 VDelf=Balttnprefr iaEst
Sn gDaibingtpn bet .. x eIpW SIT 1t. Co., SO Sol Yenn.
1plpanta Noenue eens --s..s4 (Gebr2-3Dltl
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NOrOli9e GentraI @iienba6n
lls 8eramberter Sa1rSlan

SSE@uOCCRSC 5Q11
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shutter SobrYlaI nfs =.
@n UNI NAG BEN Is. geon. perDen bic 3Hse nuf biese
9aBa tn un4fclgeuber gDeife erpebirt: 90
3ase 0erDwdrte. 1905 19iIa9
goFSus SEPT mn ---..-.. n5r 80 WRiu. gorns.
sEprsSsae 80 aBents
p~6friseur9 accommodation. .......3 - Detttao
Barton ..T.20 geprnn.. 4'Ao GaT.S
3a8e fIbw6rtS. .
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Der einsiSe 3ns, nsr9er am Sonatas oess5t, ID bs
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an ~foESenbeu fabliG ron Sarrisbura oefeosren ssnrfrsr
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mont Yarftrn, Ns0nftcn, @banbersbnra unS @odeps.
bile.
DER Ycft5us 9e9t ti9ii4, auSSenom.sen Sonntaas. -
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Bafcstere fWr 3pifteutationen iputen ben Sorrisburo
NIB BARTON 4ccDmObdtiouS3na Hebmen.
Pofs NIB Grpree5age feben senan in 8erbinbuuo NIT
Der &enrIptoGnia Central Giieuoa5n in 6arrisburo III,
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40 ~ssatmittaSs nnb bsn Greberi6 700 WRuroeus.
ScnntaSS euSSeuCHnlen. I'
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4-4o. unO UOa SuicOtt's DtilS NsOrsens TAO unb HOO
uub WaGuittass 2.45 Inb 500.
Dad Walbtngtcn. l
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700, 800 ant 1000, nnb yadm 3. 3O.4.4O Tnb 7lo5,
SOnntags 9fOrsens nun 3.45 unb 900, uub gfam,
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e+ti6t r|.I I'D IoUt BaItttrreitr.
10000 Std Gutben I. 0uafttdt unS III allen ter1dietenen
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Rad % etzWarYlonb.
Aod Union 8ritse, (ibsr Meaminlter)
5epen De 3a9e tdsltG 7.2O MDrsens uno 5
Oen linton grio8s Inn All
t%Hittags. $50 8pr
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SD 5ert SO Wsr.
aos off ea
sspen Die 0ampfbvpte ieben Radmittue 5
tpr eDn Union Drf, 8ug Der gonccrS4t
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An Incident OF General Hunter. Raid

Major Capehart, lsI Regiment West virginia
cavalry, who Is now In Vince ing, relates an ia
cident IN connection with the late raid uf q mo
raj Hunter, which We have never seen in priut
IL appears that Ia the mun'h Of NoY-mpcr last a
pTomiI ent ci i2en Uf Greeubrar county, named
David Crca, killed one Of General Av,ri Is SOL
oiels, who belonged 70 a company on picket duty
near Crca's house. Crea first shot tue soldier
With revolver, and III n struck him in the hea
with an axe, carried the body 10 a we'll on he
place, and lumb cd itiu, with view ot cone aling
his crime When the army passed through Lc =
isbUIg recently, on it, way o Lyuchburg, D negro
man Inf Tm,d some OF General AYerilis officers
OF tie facls meutiOl cd above.
The General at once ordered the arr. VI of fCrst
who was staying at his huuse ABOUT six IN les
from LNnchburg, aud he WAS taken alOug with
th' army. On the way 10 StauntOn a cuuTr m tr~
tiHl was calico IN the case, BuI Ctca uJ0n beng
brought up for tria. mldo fun confession ur
the nurcer. The sentence OF the court vas that
h, be lung by the neck until he va, dead auI
all bis cCmhustlhlr property be destroyed. TIE
sen'elc vas approved by General CfO jk., and
put into execution the day after the army loft
Slaunton, at a little place called BruWn,tOWn,
in the presence Of large number of soldiers.
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Contrabands Mustered In.

A large number of contrabands who followed
General Hunter on his return from his
recent raid into Virginia, were mustered
into the service of the United States az soliiers
at Wheeling, on Monday. The Wheeling Intel
hgencer alluding to them, says :-"1hey are en-
tirely different from the specimens of the race
found in this couhtry. Some of them are as
black as the raven, and their faces shIne like a
polished boot. They all have the same peculiar
gait and they talk and laugh unlike the darkies
from other States. Upon being stripped for
medical examination, some OF their backs we're
found 70 be terribly SCARED with the lash from
she neck TO the waist One of the contraOands
had foot ION TO him like a dug-out. The
Government don't own a shoe that will III him.
and 1t is said he viii have to be sent TO Phiadel-
phia to be shOd."
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JOINT RESOLUTION PRoPnsINc nrp

~
q tain Amendments 90 the Consultation.
ne resolved By the Senate and House OF Ropresana-
uvts Of tho Commonwealth or Penusyivania In anorsl
Assembly met That tho following auiendmsnis es bro
posed 20 the Contribution " the COnmon accord
There shall b. additional ieciion 10 ne third ,rtsls
% NE Constitution, ~ be designated sschon fear a.
~, Section wss3eysT Of ,ho quauaed sl.c'or, Of
& .h. ~ shs be i9 any eytuh may SER
htatcs, o. by the authority of his Common wcabA sush
ma exercise The nght u suilrase lu all elecoai
by the eitfcns, undcr such regulations shau be-
PIssgl6ed by law as iy ss they we're present at tack
ssodou7 rsre shall be two addisoua sections to the
eleven article q the Consihuton, to be desiseated az
section $ No bin shan BE- passed BY the Lesisla,urs
ecntaninE more 'han ono subect ~hich shall be osNy
ss,on S IN .s ~ 'sSg5 ss.sS avon SS Ss S
granhE any powes, or privileges n any where the
naHy hereafter DO, conerred upon the courts u M Co
mOuWosLh."
HENRY JOHNSON.
Speaker " The House OF RoprasuutaIve
- speaker Of the ssaata
OFFICE OF THE sECRETARY OF THE COMMON
H,EEisurus, April 25 1864.
60, I Do hereby certify that the foregoing O., 4 mn
- uou q be General assembly, sniitled -" A JoTt
hteuuloh proposing certain Am dn 10 the Coasu-
w testimony whereof have hereupto sot m hand an
eaa'ed nc sea- Of the heeretaIys Oee Nv be axed ne
og ana year ABOVE Wriaaen.
Secretary of NE Commonwealth
Ie above Resolution having been aFrceu 10 y siory
o. ne members n ,aeA Iiouse tvo sns,eisyo sessens
~ .ss esneia Asssnby of els Coss,paweath, pro-
sdcpnou OF Teetion, on ihe ht russdaJ or Auga, IN
s year o. our LORD ono thousand esAt huAdrsd and ,lSy
as Cont tnron, and The act, entitled AN Aet prsyru,-
me TINE q sanner Of suhuttnE 10 the people for
eF approval and raitaeauou raJeeton tho prososod
amenJaen. to the Csnsu alton approved the ty,esty
DAY OF AFrh one AousAnd eight hundred and sixty
sp2'-fuu9 Secretary orthe Commemorate.
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PATRICK HENRY secuted the idea of sectional
distinctions or individual interests. Gan Ame-
rica," said he, sis thrown into one mass. Where
are your landmarks, your boundaries of colonies
They are all thrown down. The distinctions
between Yirglnians, Pennsylyanians, New York
ers, and New Englanders are no more. 1 am no
Nireinian, but an American"
THH FRENCH IRos-CLADs.-Orders have been
sent 70 Cherbourg 70 change the armament of the
lron'clads Magenta, SolfeyiRo, and Couronns
They are henceforth 70 carry rihed thirty pound
eIs, hfly-pounders, and four riAed eight-ineh
hoWi1eTs.
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EREsH BEEF AND vEGErABLRG


BUrEAu or Provisions AND CLorHISd,
July 4. 1854.
Sealed PropoSAls endorsed Proposals for Frssh Bssf
and Vegetables, will be received this Bureau unu
O'Clock M. on the goth da' OF July inst the supply
OF 100 80 pounds Of Fresh Beef aud 10000 pounds q
Fresh Nsge ahls at tho Philadelphia station required
The Beef ana Yesesb must be of good quality.
bee the market affords, aud each article offered
of by the round The Beef 20 be Ia equal propor
fore and hind quarters. Road, with approved security,
Will be required In One-haf the eamAtsd the
oonuact, ana twenty cent. in addton Wll
hello huD the smunt OF each payment 20 no made, a.
cOAeIa sscuri for the due fOrmance Of the contract
Piled with.
tee sutd by ponsble persons, that the
bidder bidaers viii II his their DID accepted enter
into Obl ation within Eve daNB, with good aud SUM
oient suroties, 20 faTnish the ar ices proposed
No prnpO al viii he considered unless &C mpAniod by
Fuch r. arantee and BY satisfactory esid tha
bidder 10 regular dealer IN the article proposed and hAa
the license required by law. Us-R