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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-08

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PLACE OF AMUsE-
MENT.-Lancaster Hall is now being fitted up
for Dramatic purposes, having been leased by
Messrs. JOHN MURRAY 6 Co. Mr.. Murray is
great favorite with the community. he is
comedian of great ability, a gentleman of good
steady habits, an actor who seldom fails to give
the most unbounded satisfaction. We under
stand that he has engaged an admirable CON-
pany, and will open sometime next week. We
arenot liberty at present, to speak more defln-
itely of his stage arrangements. His partner is
gentleman of Providence, not an actor, but
man of means, who with Mr.. Murray seems
determined not only to provide superior en-
tertainments for the friends of the legitimate
drama, but to provide neat, tasty, ,OeH uenti-
lated place in which their entertainments are
to be given.
A very fine stage is being erected in the
Hall, to be provided with elegant scenery
and curtains which were got up in Provi-
dence, painted by one of the best scenic artists
in the country. The lower floor will be divi-
ded in to Dress Circle and Parquette-the lat
ter in the rear with the floor raised and in
clined so as to aid the view. The entrance
to the hall is easy and convenient from Con-
gress street.-The hall is ventilated in the most
ample manner, the seats--settees--wil becom-
Portable, and special pains will be taken to keep
the whole establishment neat and tidy. Mr.,
Murray will himself be stage manager, and he
assures us that no effort or expense will be
spared to make this new place of amusement
vino have taste for the Drama. With such
tidy, comfortable, airy place as he proposes
well managed, with all roWdyism scrupulous-
ly excluded, and with good company and a
good orchestra. success will be almost GER
tainty.
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ApPorSTMENr.-Mr. D. Francis Tozier of
Arson, alprinter who was formerly connected
with the press of this city, has received the
appointment of Sd Lieutenant in the US.
Revenue service. This appointment from
among the typos We consider good one, and
we congratulate our brother upon his success.
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PERsoNAI,-Hon. Sidney Perham, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Second Dis
trict. was in the city yesterday on his way
home from Washington. He reports the most
iubilant and satisfactory feeling at the Federal
NopitaI
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For sale.

In Cape ElizaDI tn, 81 rifles frcm
A/MM-O the city, on the dir.ct road % toe
MfEFEkzAR Atlsnsic Hou 0. 80 acres I lsna,
81 lIakhE1 v hieh or early markeIirg came si,i,S
A2zk=@s4szazlEA- b. excelled- well wo oeohva ~
ings good Site con msnding view OF eiD' mar Of
ano surroun Ing country. Terms easy, An. r-avu4
aPPV W Dr' r. sp 7dSw1we
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WE learn that Chambers full band has been
engaged for the levee, to be held by the west
Congregational Society, next Thursday even
ing in the City Hall. This will essentially
add to the pleasure Of the occasion. see ad-
Yertisement-to appear next week.
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Androscoggin Railroad Comply.
BOmdhOlders' Meeting.

WHEREAS, we the undersigned were ard still
w are holders OF Bonds secured ty the Third
Mortgage of tho Androscoggin iilroad Company,
so-cslied, dated Dec 18th, 1856, which said Mort
gage has been eectually and legally forecosed, and
whereas the said Bond folders have theIeoy become
Company corpor ated and chartered as o the
das of tho foreclosure Aforesaid, with all char
tered and legal Iights and immunities which or.
tain TO the or giual Company at tIe time of the
foreclo ure; now therefore. the the said Bo. d.
notice that meeting of the holders of said bonds
under the name olt1e Androscoe gin Rsilroad Com
pany will be held atthe Office VIM Willis G Son
IN the city Of Portland in the County Of Cumberland
Maine, ON Thureday the eleventh day of May A. d.
1866 at three O'Clock in the afternoon, Tor the fol-
lowing purposes, viz:
1st:-ro choose q Moderator and Clerk of said
meeting.
2d-Io see If the Corporators will accept said in.
corporation and organize the by the choice of
B, ard of Directors and such other officers as may
be deemed legal and proper. Also to adopt a Meiv
corporate name for said Corporation, and deter
mine v hat the said nsme shall be-
2d.-To make. ordain, and establish such bye-laws,
and regulations as may be deemed necessary for
such Corporation.
4th To transact any othtr business that may
properly come bsfl re said meeting.
March 81, 1865.
D. W. CLARK SEIHMAY,
JOSHUA DURGIN & co PHILIPM. STUBBS,
A. y. e. SPRING, WIN. Willis,
JOS. 1LSLtY ALLEN HAINES
HENhY A. JONES. H. M PAYSON,
apl7dtd 'I 'T
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THE lecture and exposition of DR.. Won
Week upon the SO called Spiritual Nantes
tations," will take place at Congress Hall i,
CLAIMS Block this evening. All who are in
terested in investigating this matter should at
tend. and see whether the Doctor does really
expose tho tricks which have SO often been
palmed off as coming from spirits.
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observation-disclosures Washburn has re-
ceived $500, contributed by the patriotic citi-
zens of Ellsworth, for the relief of our wound
ed soldiers. A noble donation from noble
town. Let others do likewise.
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Capture Of zee oontradicted.

PHILADELPHIA, April z.
Jay Cooke has received second dispatch
from Washington, stating that the report that
Gen. Robert Lee is taken, is contradicted 1t
was Fitz Hugh Lee. We have the army how
ever, except small fragments, whose capture
with Lee, Sheridan reports inevitable.
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SEARCH & SEIzUREs.-Deputy Marshal
Wentworth yesterday, seized small quantity
of liquor in the shop Of VIM. McCallum on
India street.
Deputy Marshal Irish yesterday seized a
smell quantity Of liquor in the shop OF James
Goodwin on Spring street.
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Notice to Enrolled Men.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

MAYORS OBFIR, March AZ, 1866.
WOULD invite tho attento q If the enT oiled men
Il of this oty to the ollowiug provisions of the
25d Section ofthe amendment to the enrolment act
passed March Sd Is 8.
"SEcTIoN %. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED:
That any person or persons enrolei in any SUBJ
district may, after I'll of draft, and before the
same shall have takea place. cause to be mustered
into the service of he United States such numner
of recruits not subject to draft, hey may deem
exped emit, which recruits shall stand to the credit
OF the persons tnus causing tn to be mustered IN
and shall be taken substitutes for such pr ons
many of them as may be drafted, to The extent
o, thu number of sucn recruits and In the order
designated by the principals the tins such recruits
are thus as aforesaid muster ed in"
der his provision the enrolled men Of this city
can cause 10 be mustered into the U. s. Servicl
VOLUNTEER RECkUITS, who will stand TO their
credit and exempt them from the PENDING DIR Eft
Further information respecting the same can be OBJ
tanned at the City Recruiting Offic'.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor
March 23-edtf
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MECHANIC AssocIATIoN.-In publishing
the list OF officers of this Association yester-
day, we connected the Trustees with the
Trustee of the School Fund. N. A. Foster is
Trustee of the School Fund, and Messrs. Chase,
Kicker, Means Hart, Clements and Emerson
are Trustees of the Association.
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THEATRE. = After to night Deering Hall
will be closed for a few days in order to make
some needed improvements. This evening
The Cross of Gold, Loan of Lover, and
Dodging for a Wife will be played.
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Assessors, No,ice

THE Assessors of the City Ct Portland, hereby
give notice to all persons liable to taxation in
said city, that they. will be in session on every
business day from he first to the fourteenth day
of april next, inclus We, at their rooms in the
new City Government building, from ten to twelve
O lock In the forenoon and rom three TO five in
the al ernoon to receive true and perfect lifts OF
their pol aud estates, both real and personal 4 :
Guiding money on hand or at utter debts due to
tn m more than they owing. as also all proper
tor, otherwise on the first oay of April next, and
they are requested to beprepared to certify the same
on oath.
notice and thus assign the Assessors the unpleasant
duty OF booming them, will deprived by law ofthe
privilege of appealing from their decisions on ap-
pication for abatement except In cases OF inability
to conform TO the requirements OF the laws.
s. b. BECKETT, Assessors of
w FOYE, Portland.
NIB. Blank Schedules can be had at the Assess
ors' Rooms.
Portland, March 81, 1866. mch25dtd
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LOUISVILLE, April 7.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. 81. Sidell, Provost Marshal
Of Kentucky, has been appointed Colonel by
brevet in the regular army.
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Real Estate at auction

ON Wednesday. ADril IL, ct o'clo,k p. NJ on
Ithe premises 10 n "a cox rect. IL ia q TIRES
story wooden house v ith brick bas emsnt and An.
isbed Throughout. HARD and soft water in Hbnnd-
anee. good liar, with q ntw brick add cement
drsin, 60 The Whole property in exo=l ct repair
Is pleasantly located, and valuable Sale positive
title clear.
HENRY BAILEY & co. AuorIoHExRs.
April 6th--td
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P0RTLAND AND VIOINITY.

Nesc Advertisements Te-Das
House and Lot for Sale-Dr. H. G. Newton,
Town Agents Forsaith g Mitchell,
Port and Stone Ware co.,. I. Winslow.
Deafness, &c-Dr. L ghthilI.
1hsane-DeeriDg Hall- hie Evening,
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey & Co.
Commission Merchants igelow & Sargent.
Engines, Boilers, sc-J.J. UphAm N.
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WE shall sell at Public Auction, on Moncay,
w April l7,h. - O'CLOCK, NJ. on Ihs premi-
ses. III valusb e Formin Wet Falmou b, knewn
as the Freeman Farm 1t contains over one bun
ed acres-suitsbiv divi Ell into mowage, pa tur 4
age, nage and woodland. TRtr3 arr abb NJ to- 60
hundred apple trees, prime paly grated fruit This
II almost en- irelg enc os9d by stone wall There
10 goo two story house finished hi oughout with
eoad elar. y enty OF hard and soft wster. good
barn 40 by t5 fett and in good repair. This prop
erty cks the lot in Fa mouth, on which Is the
monun, emit kgowr rs Blackstrap Tie prospect from
which sun.urpasted Tor tr adth VaIisty aI beau
ty IN This vicinity Sale pokitive-tite clear. Err
particulars cali
apl7td HENRY BAILEY CO., Auot'rs.
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CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
HORSES NEANTED

AAOA@SG0 w AlN III III
ASSISTANT QUARTERM AsTERs OBFIcE. q SAL
Portland Me- March 29h 1865.
HORSES WILDE purchased on application to the
- Undersigned, at No, 292; Congress street,
Morton Block forthe use of the q. s. Government,
until further notice.
Horses for the Cavalry servicemrst be sound in all
par icuars, well broken, in iull hssh, and in good
condition; from fifteen (i5) to sixteen (l6) hands
high; from five (5) to nine 81 years old, and well
adapted In every way to Cavalry purposes.
Artillery Horses, must be of dark color, quick and
active, wei broken, and quare trotteIs H. harm
in good flesh and condition; from six (6) to t10l
years old. not les than fifteen and one-half(5ll
hands high. and to weigh not less than ten hundred
and fifty Q050) pounds
Any number of horses will be received, and the
highe price psid 10 Government funds, not to
ceed one hundred and sixty dolsrs ($l60) for
Cavalry, and hundred and seventy dollars ll70l
Tor Artillery, provided they or to the require
ments above stated and pass the rigid inspection to
which they will be suhj ec'ed.
1t Is earnestly recommended that Farmers, or eth.
ers having horses for ssle p eseDt them TO the I'M
oers'gaed in person, as they will obtain letter
price for their animals than iftheY sold them to spec
ulatore travelling through the country without any
authority, aud whose sole object is to make money
and who have not the terest of the service at
heart It'll believed that this method will insure
bet er remur eration to the owner, and the Govern
ment will thus be able to secure serviceable class
ofanimals.
HENRY INMAN,
mar29isdtf Capt & a. Q. M, U. s. Army.
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Frauds upon the Revenue-CaptMre of Fort
- Smith C0ntr0dicted.

OF 1IOOIcs 1APIII u
Extensiae frauds upon the revenue by ILL
nois whiskey distillefs have been discovered.
Some $4,000 barrels, consigned to merchants
here, have been seized by the authorities.
The report that the rebels had captured
Fort Smith, is contradcted at headquarters
The Federal forces occupied it on the 18th.
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Card.

a. PORTLAND, April 9. 1875.
-Nf The Officers and Memb. "a o Cumber-
N,sEs7< ~Sland cam re En- gene Company No Q,
1--S-TT-tendes tn II sincere tbanks tolwefsys 8.
Il & A. SPRING. for ref-eshmeLts furnished item
at the late fire on Emery AtIeet
Per Order,
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Ihipment of Treasure.
SAN FRANCISCO. A

SAN FRANCISCO, April S.
The ship Marmion sailed to-day for Hong
Kong, with $4,000 in treasure, consisting
mostly of silver.
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THERE will be preaching this evening at
Casco street Church. Services commence
OF half-past o'clock.
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Per steamship nina, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 25.-
Cotton Q oses heavy and I'd below last weeks raIes
for American and 3@ld for ether descriptions. ihe
sales for the We We're rs $50 bales including $40
to speculafors and 5240 to export rs. The quots-
ons are; Upiands far lid: do MiddiDg led; N ew
Orleans. iddiipgs l6!d; Iexrs do 16Id@1l75d. The
sales o. Friday were 1000 bales. The mark { closed
dull. 81 OK In port amounts to 603 030 bales, Of
which So 400 ara American.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARK EFT, March
26-Flourq quiet; Extra State 2l@2ls Cd; Wheat firm;
@28s
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, March rs.
Beef unchanged; Pork unchanged Bacon-full
3@4d lower.
LlyEEPOoL PRODUCE MARKET. March Is.
Ashes east r; Pots z8G29s; Pearls Dos; Sugars lad
lowers Coffee steady; Bice firm; Linseei Oil Cd
lower; Rosiu very dull and buyers at low prices
Spirits Turpentine quiet; Petroleum unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. March 26-P. NJ Cotton The sales
to-day 4C00 bales including 1000 bales to SPECTATORS
and ext orteis The market closed dull and un-
changed.
Provisi0ns-quiet and steady.
Bread3luffs- steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March rs, P. M
Consol. closed at 89989t for money.
AMERICAN SECURlrIES.-IllinoisC Central rail.
road shares 55@56 dis; Erie Railroad 31ta22t u 8.
5-2Vs 594.
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e. NJ. PATrEN. AuonoNEER, Il Exchange St.
One More Sale of Dry Goods.

ON Thnrdav, April 18th, at 10 A N,a,d2IP NJ,
" -hal sell variety ef Cotton, Wsolen. L men,
aud Fancy 60 de, makiog z nera, ass or tine n. il
this line, needed Tor h ne consumption.
Every lot ~arranted peritc. spl7td
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C.NAT. NATIONAL RANK

A N extra dividend OF TEN DOLLARS psr share
"A on the stock OF the Cana Bark wi re aid on
Mondav, the first Day Of May neat 10 stock hold
trs OF record March9. ~
STOCK holders are requested to return their oil
crtiieite, and receive that the ne~ association in
exchange. b. G. 8, MERBY,
spl6td Cashier
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To Let.

A Morrill's Corner, Wesbrock- q new two story
n bnek house, pleasantly Grated, and conteit ing
even rooms with suite ofparsora; stable adloin-
ing the PREMISES. LkVt NJ RRlLL.
Wes brock. April 8, 1866. ap7d1we
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THE Annual N esing Of the Mercantile I ibrsrY
IL Assooi1t ON will b, he held at ihar Rooms. On
Tuesday evening April llth, for the election Of or
cer and such other business may come tefore the
Association, Per order. JOHN sMALLs
apr I'd Recording Secretary,
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Keso YORK. Earkct,

NVD XOFW 4WWFW6Es
NEW YoRR, April T.
Coiton-lower; sales $50 balts; middling upland at
34@a5
Flour-sales 9 900 bbls, State and Western heavy;
State 1908 As; Round Hoop Ohio 6509 rs; West
era 1905 70; Southern heavy; sales 1900 bbls at
10 so.
Wheat declining; sales IS 900 bushels Amber
Milwaukee at So; Amber Michigan at so
Corn-quiet; sales $500 bushels New Yellow at
40@l AZ.
OaIs-dull; Canada 1890.
Beef-active.
Pork-lower; sales 8, $50 bbls new mess at 26 rs
@27 20.
Lard-lower; sales $50 bbls at l5a9lsl.
Butter-dull; Ohio l3G2l.
Whiskey-dull at 1612l7.
Sugars-steady; sales 800 hhds Porto Rico at 1874
@l43; Muscovado 1912; 23Oboxes Havana at 124.
C0dse-drm; Rio 800 bag. on private terms.
Molasses-dull; sales l13 hhds Porto Kico at 70c
Naval Stores-quiet.
kreights to Livsrpool-dull.
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By m1eotr1o1tv
DIE
TEETHl TEETH TEETHl

Dr. d. still continues Extract Teeth by Elect, ic
jty s0ithout Pain. Persons having decayed tee tn
or stumps they wish to have removed for resettinR
he would give polite invitation 70 call
Superior ELectro hdgnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions.
DR.. d. can accommodate Anew patients with
board and treatment at his house.
OnHoe hours from o'clock n e. E2H.,
from TO P. M, and to in tho Evening
Consultation Fgee. novld
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COlley's Cleansing Cream!

On ye, who cleanse your house each year.
Or month, or week, or day,
Come listen to our merry song
= cheering roundelay. .a
The drudgery of cleaning house
All ladies know full WE'LL
Such aching limbs such weary looks,
No mortal tongue can tall.
But that is past. The CoLLEY CREAM-
Ths cream whereof sing
Dispes the gloom, the dread, tine doubt
OF cleaning house in Spring.
captains wife was heard to say,
with joy her face did beam,)
p "'Tis only fun to clean the b. use,
a-d3 With CoLLEY's CLEANSING CRRAA.
1.-TWO other boxes / must have,
s. And thoseI want to-day:
One will keep for my own use;
The other, give away
For cleaning marble, brass or tin,
aa Or oil spots from your coat;
H For taking stains from of your hands,
Or pitch, or tar or smut
1t stands unrivalled in the world,
Those wonders it will do.
Please try one box, and then you'll know
That what we say is true,
And when Its merits you have seen,
Its praises you will sound;
By tslling neighbors what twill do,
And where 1t may be found.
7r ..s
10 I'D. POTTER,
Travelling Agent.
Manufactured by
]. G. PIKE, Chelsea, Mass.
For sale at % Market Square; also by Crosman
Co, rs Middle st, Portland, Me.
81 Agents Wanted. apl7dst*
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OosaaaercSas.

PHILADELPHIA, April Z.
The sales of 1905 to-day, amounted to 3d.
S07, 900.
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From Western Louistana-Great Suffering at
Alexandria,,
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FINANCIAL.
u. S. 100 LOAN.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury IN.
undersigned has assumed the General subscript,on
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury
bearing seven and three tenths per cent interest per
snnum, known asthe
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rAnnI FOR SALE.

-,p,t.a.,s.. of enc hundred acre. fifty offs hieh
H car "A eu nnd timbsr an has good two stCry'
- w sasn and cut building. Pleasantly stua-
nou ~ dsh bord ring on Wat;bio Lake. abb ut
.eu u .,ies ABOVE TIE village on the u &c road be-
tw Two M p5ScrtIand ard CCnway, N II. VIII cold
.. or without the wood aud timber. Terms easy
Enouire the premises Of -
ap 7dSwlws SAMUEL PHlNNEY.
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DROPOsALs FOR PRINTING.

COMPTR0LLER'S OFFICE,
, ANNAPOLIS, Dec 18th, 1865. (
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at this Of
hee, in accordance with an Act of the General As
sembly of Maryland of 1864, Chap 4O5 until the Isl
day of January next:
For Printing 1000 copies of the Acts and Resolutions
OF the Genera Assembly with marginal notes and in
dces the work of printing the to be prosecuted
during the session. and to be completed within fifty
days after the close thereof and delivered in sheets
the State Librarian, ready for the binder
For Printing 500 copies OF each the Journal of Pro
ceedlngs of the Senate and House of Delegates with
the accompany Documents in compact FORM 1876
ems per page, in small plea type. which said copies
shall be delivered in sheets to the State Librarian
Joqrnment of the General Assembly
For Printing $50 copies of Bills Rolls Document;
ana any other matter not here enumerated, that j.
necessary for the use Of the General Assembly, and
Legislative Bodies whilst in actual session.
, For Printing 70 qures of yeas and nays of the
Senate and ~ quireS of the yeas and NAYS of tho
House OF Delegates, with as many more as may be re-
quired.
The tabular work TO he donble the nrice of nloir
work pl1N0 " pan
One hundred and fifty copies of the Daily Mornins
journal OF Proceedings to be furnished and dstrb
uted on the next succeeding day, without charge OF
compensation to the membeTs or officers of eacl
House, and one copy to each of the Offices of the
Executive and other State Officers.
The proposals must specify the rate per page Of
cure DE carefully sealed up and forwarded to this
~ isT DAY OF JANUARY NEXT.
The work to be done in the City of Annapolis ant
IN workmanlike manner-the Printer supplying
paper OF as good quality that used for printing thu
Acts of the last General Assembly.
The successful applicant will be REQUIRED to Civ
bond IN the sum of ten thousand dollars with ap
proved surtles, and in all other respects comply will
the term of the Act of Assembly, one week before
oa, ~ ROBERT 5Si ]. JUMP,
ueZo-9taWtlJ Comptroller.