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The Portland daily press., 1868-10-30
SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, Oct. 29.-Gov Scott has issued
the following proclamation to the people of
South Carolina:
Felloao Citizens The numerous complaints
made to this department of murders and out
RACES Committed by wicked and incunsidpratc
persons. excited bV intense party feeling has
made it my duty to issue the late procama-
ton, calling upon all good and true men with
out respect to political predictions, to unite
in II determination 10 dscountenance and de-
nounce lawlessness and violence and in an
effort to recover aud maintain the good name
that has heretofore been the heritage and the
pride of our beloved State. 1t is now nv
pleasing duty to congratulate you upon the
beneficial results that have ensupd from the
ad uiirabe and timed address of Gen Hamp-
ton and the Executive Committee of the Dem
ocratlc party. In honest and impressive terms
they have called upon the people to support
the laws to preserve peace aud to denOunce
those crimes which have recently been COM
United In some portions OF our Stat. These
patriotic councils cannot fail OF having wide
ana wholesome influence in moderatng the
vehemence of the feelings of those to whom
they are authorItativey addressed, while they
have quoted the apprehensions aud conciliat-
ed thH respect and good will of their political
opponents. This is certainly just cause of
congralu!atlon to every well wisher of the
State, and it gives me unfeioned pleasure TO
acknowledge it, and to earnestly invoke the
cooperation OF every member of the Rcpubi-
can parry IN reciprocating to the fullest extern
the pacific policy SO admirably inculcated by
the Democratic leaders. Let acrimonious and
irritating discussions be avoided, and appeals
be made to the int ligence and reason aud not
TO the fears or passions of the community;
dlHtr as we may in political sentiments, it is
the dictate alike OF wisdom and patriotism for
oil to appeal to and ccnfide in the efficiency of
peaceful remedies for political evils, actual or
supposed. Let bear and forbear be our max
I'M, and so shall the peace, prosperity and hon
or of our beloved State be maintained and
perpetuated, aud her time honored escutchecn
will be preserved uusullied and undimned in
ali its original purity and lnstre.
(Slgned,) ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Gnuarnnr
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CAs.sFO RNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-The excitement in
TINS CITY Is great and DartzIn feeling is bitter
There are indications of serious riots previous
10 and on election Jay. Several small COLI
sions have alrea ly occurred. During the march
ing Of the Republican procession Of Thursday
night the line was attacked a number of
times, and some persons sustained serious in
jures. Last night the Grant Invincibes and a
Seymour club met on Bush street. when ps-
tolls aud knives We're drawn. Two persons
were wounded by pistol shots and one man
was seriously stabbed. Mayor McCpppin ap-
peared on he scene of the disturbance and
succeeded in dispensing the crowd.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP SIERRA NEVADA.
The steamship Sierra Nevada has arrived
from Mazitlin with adyic-s to Oct. 221 1he
political news is uDimportant.
SEVERE GALE on THE MEXICAN CoAsT-DAM.
AGE To SHIPPING.
A severe gale had prevailed along the Mexi-
can coast. Considerable injuries were susta ned
by the shipping in different ports, and great
damage done to the town a.'d harbor of La
Faz. One large vessel dragged her anchors
anG smaller oLes ran ashore. The steamer
CaLIflrnlln was several days over due at Ma
zltldn, and had not been b ard from up to the
ealllnS OF tue Sierra Nevada,
The Sierra Nevada lost her masts, rigging
and three boats.
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q o M Nj r TX CIAL.


New York stock md Money w ar1ket.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Money continues in active
demand anu stringent at per cent. currency with
commission OF l-16 "a per cent, and per GEN.:
Gold. arge number of Western merchants are
here asking accommodations to move their grain to
the SCI ard Discounts nominal. The course OF
few banks in assisting in locking up eenbacks is
unde consldera ion y the proper officials and IL is
limited that one OF two of them NAV pass into the
hands of Ieeeiver Sterling EXCHANGE dull at 1893
q 1927. Gold opened 1919, advanced TO 134s, fel
10 1911 and closed at 1919 q l54k Governments are
a shade hrmer Henry Cewes g. Co. furnish the
following 30 1uotations:-Cori SIS 1871, 114k q
i15t do 5.2Os 1862 49, do 1864 ill a 1l1s do 1866
III; new, ITO q 1l0t; do 1867, 1104 az 110l; do
1868, 11O4; 1906, 1904 q 1868
Bjrie State bonds quiet and steady; Missouris,
~; OF TennesSees, 70l; Jew do, 701 a IL old North
la, 55 a 90.
Stoc sdull and steady. The following are $50 fig
ures:-Canton, 49,; cumberland, 343 a 34a; Ameri-
can Express, 70 a 49, Adams EXPRESS 10 "a 49s;
United States, 49, % Az; Merchants Uuior, 20t "a
2l4: Marrosa 81 q u; do preferred. 213 a 2i2; Pa
ciic Mail l:4f q I2J; Western Union Telegraph, Sc
a 3G5 New York Central. 1919 a 1242; Erie, 4Oi a
4Os; do prefer ell. Ga a &C; IL dson, 1877; Readfng,
97s a 9S; Michi9an central, 1iS "a 119; Michigan
Southern s5S % S55; Illinois Genial. 13 a AS;
cleveland & Phtsburg, Ssh q S7s; Toledo. 1921 a
1921; Rock Islani, 1868 q 4 81 chicago & Nor h
Western 90k a Z; do preferred, 91s "a 91s Folt
Wayne 1l2$ a liz; Hartford & Erie, 274 a 27S.
Winning shares steady; Smith & Parmaiee at 50;
Gre. DRY 10; Grass Valley 42c.
IIe balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to S92, 759 $50.
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WEST INDIES.

New York, Oct. 29-The Havana steamar
brings a copy of the proclamation issued Inv
the Republican Revolutionary Committee. II
is full of fire and breathes the most intense
revolu ionary spirit. The document recites
the acts of despotism of the government of
Queen Isabella, ana concludes with strong
appeal to the Cubans to pronounce for the Fed
erI .publG. We pronounce for liberty,
equality and fraternity to Cabans and Span
ilrds; we demand popular suffrage without
coercion, the dissolution of the permanent
army, abliSbment OF national militia, JUS
tice tor all classes, municipal independence,
liberty of press, liberty of discussion, freedom
OF comme ce, freedom of industry, freedom to
immigrate, abolition Of the monopoly Of slave
ry; letus defend our liberty with dignity ir
Respective OF all opinions; let US embrace the
we greet the victors of SPAN, viva Spanish
eral Republic.
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NEW foRR, Oct 20 -Flour-sales TO- 900 bbis.;
81 ~ e 20 estern without change; superfne State
. W z %, Alra ito t00l 81; round hoop Ohio
I25 9 SO; supeIine Western % al G 20: southern
extra "a a. 10 80; California at on DI1 m wheat
irregular ana unsettled, opening tirmer an closing
AZ about Nesterd ty's rces. Corn irregular and mn
settled, opening steady. advancing "a Sc md clos
ing dull; Mixed Weste n at 10 "a III for unsound
&c s. Oats shade lower; sales 7I,uO bush: new
Western IL. Beer steady. Purk trmer wi h a tair
demand; sales 1850 bbs.; SIS &c 10 IA 81 90 clos.
ing at q 90 regular Lard steady and quiet: sales
40 terces at l52 q l73c. Butler steady; Ohio 25 a.
Sugar steady; sales $50 hhds; Porto Rico 2 a 12Jc
Muscovado III a 12sc. Coffee firm and quiet. Mo-
lisses dull. Navel stores quiet. Oils quiet. Petro-
leum firm; crude at 165c; refined bonded at 3J5c.
Freights 10 Liverpool very firm and quiet; Cotton
per sail i'd
CHICAGO, Oct. 29-Flour frmer and quiet; Spring
exfras6 G23 a IS. Wheat frmer anu advanced 81
"a 4e; sales at 70 q 20 tr No. and 15B for No.
Q Corn dull and advanced "a SIC; sales No al 10
"a 79Ic; No. at II a 7oJc. Oats hrmer. active and
advanced II a 1sc; sales No. at 4,t a a4c. Rye
quiet and advanced a. &c: No at IL; No. Q at
l0l riley weak anil declined II a q sales at 81 )
q 81. Free Whiskev easier at W "a 5. Provi =
ions quiet and steady Mess Pur, at rs 90 a % 20;
RIO niddles 15E a lac; shoulders &c; d.; salt
ho9lders nal at 10c. Lard inactive at 6 D
iol1 ; 0atse dun and decinedil5 @ 25e; common to
nc h z % q 81. Live Hogs moderately actve
10 Ok EIaees at 70 q 75 common tolnferlor
| fao Toe.
| C1SCINNAI1. Oct 29.-Whiskey dull and held at
~. Dagoi, IL inouerete demand at for shoul--
| ers and l7c Tor ear sides. Lard dull at l5c,
| MILWAUKEE. Oct. % Flour flrmer but uncbanq.
ed Wheat unsettled; sales at 26i for No and liz
ior NO. Oats at % q 47c. Corn nominal.
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CITY AND VICINITY.


NEW YORK, Oct 20 james NJ Simontop.
agent'of the Associated Press, has prosecuted
the New York rrbune Association o-day for
a communication which appeared in that
journal this morning.
Two houses ir BROOKLYN were considerable
damaged by fire last night, caused by rockets
sent up by political procession.
In the Hudson County IN J) Court this
morning Bergen Hidden, a negro 20 years old
was convicted of rape on a young girl IL years
hard labor. "
Hon. James G. Blaine spoke at the Acade-
nv OF Music TO night.
PROSECUTION FOR ISSUING FALSE NATuRArI-
zATIoN PAPERS.
Simon II. Lesser was brought before Com
missioner Osborne this morning on a CHARGE of
uttering as true a false certificate of naturali.
zation, and selling it to person other than
The one for whom it was originally issued
The accused makes DO secret of the transac-
non, aud says that seeing there was chance
10 make money bv naturalization he went
into 1t and realized a handsome amount.
de says the Ger. ficdtes cost him a dollar each
ior PEI qnlsltes of The clerk of The court and
be sold them for two dollars. He was he'd for
examination next Thursday in default of $4,000
bail.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Lighthouse Inspector Case, of the third dis
trlcl, give 5 Notice that in November iron can
oAd nuu ouoyS, lndrBlug oDJccCS IN Narfagan-
gett Bay. Ftshel S Island Sound, Lo Island
Sound, New Haven harbor. and the channels
THROUGH the lower bay Of New York, will be
removed, and spar bdoys substituted for them
for the winter
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF VETERANS.
TROY, Ocr. 29-Ihe veterans of Rensel' ear
COUNTY held an immense meeting at the Girls
Wild Opera II 0u e this evening. Major Cen
eral James u. Carr presided, assisted by a
large lumber OF e4 soldiers. The stage was full
OF one legged and one armed men. Hon. John
A. CIR swo!d made brief speech. He ex-
pressed tull confidence in Republican victory
in the Sfata
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sssesAcausevys.
THE FIGHT BETWEEN o'BALDwIN AND woRMoLD
BROKEN UP BY THE POLICE

Af1L FIGHT BEI6 ZEN y BALDWIN AND WORMOLD
BROKEN UP BY THE POLICE.
LYNN, Oct. ga plize fight for the CHAMP
ionshp OF the world and $1,000, between Ned
O'Baldwn aud Joe WorlnoId, commenced at
Lynnfield, twelve mile from Boston, this morn
ing. One round was fought in ten minutes
At the close a squad of foul teen Lynn police
broke into the ring and seized the principals
before they could leave, while the crowds scat
tered like flock of sheep. The arrested par
ties Were brought to Lynn for arraignment be-
fore Justice Newhall.
Second dispatch. About five hundred roughs
We're a. Lyunfield to witness the fight. The
Lynn authorities getting information OF the
affair sent one Officer in cltzens dress 10 min
gle with the crowd, while torce OF thirteen
managed 10 get within call In the hrst round
Wormold drew blood, when clInch was made.
Wormod slipped and fell AT this moment
the officers made "a dash and captured the prin-
CiDaIs A show of rescue was made viii n
subsidized on d snlay of the officers pistols
Worn old and O'Baldwin were immediately
taken t. Lynn and arraigned in the Polio Court
before Judge Newhail, aud held in $4,000 for
their appearance fl ON day tc day Up to last
accounts they had not obtained bail
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.
BOSTON, Oct 90. "A prize fight took place
yesterday. in birmingham, between Joseph
doran and Matt Jarvis. l. was severely con-
tested. In the Gath round Koran struck the
centre stake, smashed his hand and broke an
arm, losing the fight which up to that time
had been in his favor
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PR<SaHfVANIA,

THE PILGRIMAGE OF GOV. SEYMOUR.
READING, Oct. 29.-Gov Seymour arrived
this evening at Harrisburg. He addressed a
large and enthusiastic gathering for half an
ho9r. He also spoke briefly at Lebanon. On
arriving here the party Was escorted by cav.
alcade and torchlight procession to the Key
$ Que House. AT 8 O'Clock Gov Seymour APP
Deared on the hotel balcony, and was received
oy Ia se assemblage with enthusiastic cheer
Ing. He spoke at considerable length, etera-
ling his former arguments.
Fov. Seymour leaves at 800 A M toll NOR
row for Philadelphia in charge of the commit
tee who came hither to -night to meet him.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIR OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29-The pr sent City
Council being opposite in politics to the Mayor
elect, to-day passed bill through one branch
taking from the Mayor portion Of his official
patronage, VIZ, the appointment of operators,
&c, on the city telegraph. A bill will be in
PRODUCED next week asking the Legislature to
take control of the police force from he NJ iyor
and vest IL in Commissioners. As the Leg
stature will be Republican the bill will proba-
bly, pass.
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EOUssI5 Ma.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29-Gen Steadmap
this evening rendered his resignation to the
Police Board, but his resignation was not ac
cepted. Tho>. L. Adams, the former Chief of
Police, whl was removed by Gen. Sheridan
was ordered by the Mayor to resume his du.
ties as Chief Of Police. Mr.. Adams led
hmsslf at the police Office aud dem tnded pos
SESSION, but was reiGseI several of the Metro.
pe,tah polce Commissioners being at the
Office The city is all quiet EXCEPT among the
oheials at the City Halt and central station.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
THE DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Ihe Central Committee Of the independent
Democratic Clubs have issued the following:
NeW Orleans, Oct 29.-It being generally
represented by the Republicans that the De-
,mocracy intend to carry the coming election
by fraud, violence and intimidation and that
the re ent disturbances were the out-croppings
OF TINS determination, the Central Commit
tee OF the Independent Democratic Clubs.
representing all the Democratic clubs in the
parish OF Orleaps, this evening adopted reso
buttons guaranteeing TO every VOTER in the
pailsh, without reference to race, color or mol
ltlcs full protection in the exercise of suffrage
anu guaranteeing them against any and all
acts OF intimidation or fraud and calling on
every Voter in the CITY and State to exercise the
ri2ht OF suffrage on the 3D. of November next
IL Was resolved further that, whilst as Demo
Gratis they will use all fair ana honorable means
to insure the success of th-ir party, they will
resort 10 no means whatever to intimidate
their political enem es and prevent their vnt-
ing, and they invite all pc sons of whatever
political complexion to join in the effort to Sc
cure peace and harmony at the polls on the
DAY OF election, to The end that the most timid
member OF any party may feel assured of safe
~ ana protection against danger or undua in
Huence in the exercise of suffrage. The com
mlCtee promulgatIng these resolutions repre-
sent the clubs who, on Monday evening, ten
uereo thelr services en- masse to the Mayor for
the restoration and preservation OF peace
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS
Gen. Rousseau has secured turther accas
sions of troops. and will be able to prevent all
but individual acts of violence A general
parade OF the Democratic clubs of this parish
was contemplated for Saturday night, but has
been abandoned.
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Nav ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-Cotton heavy and a
shade lower: Middlings 23lc; sales $500 bales re-
celpts 1927 bales exports $40 bales Sugar receipts
ali sold; fair 12ic; yellow clarified 143 q 154c. Mo
la ,ses active Louisiana prime to choice 90 a TO-
MOBILE, Oct. 29.-Cotton quiet factors offering
more tree y; sales 1900 baes; Mddlings 23c; re-
ceipts 1918 bales; exports 160 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct 29.-Cotton quiet and easier; sales
43G bales; receipts 800 bales; Middlings 23c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 90 Cotton weak; Mddlings at
23ic; sales 900 bales; receipts 21S5 bales exports.
coastwise 2O21 bales.
CHARLIE TON, Oct. 49,. Cotton dull; sales $50
bales; Middlines at 23I q 24c receipts 1905 bales;
exports, coastwse S79 bales.
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WASHINGTON.
PREPARATIONS FOR GRANTS RECEPTION

PREPARATIONS FOR GRANTS RECEPTION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Preparations upon
an extensive scale are being made tor the re-
ceptlon OF Gen. Grant upon his arrival in Thu
city, some two weeks hence The Republicans
OF the District gem rally are lending u hand in
perfecunS the arrangements, and it is proba-
bic that If tue reception is rendered, the ocoa-
sion will be one surprising any similar demon-
straSion ever bad in the District.
DEMOCRATIC APATHY.
At the meeting of the Seymour and Blair
Club here iast night, the President thereof said
he telt deeply grieved that the meetings OF the
cup We're So siimiy atte nde1, as the financial
condition OF the organization demanded the
presence o. all the members. Next IuesdaS
would decide the campaign, and the club need
ed at least one thousand dollars to send men
home TO vote FOR the Democratic candidates,
and but one dollar and foriy-fiye cents of thai
amount had been subscribed.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The Customs receipts for the week ending
24th inst. ware S2,9S2,9 75.
THE OVERLAND MAIL CONTRACT.
Wells, Fargo & Co. having thrown up their
recent contract for the transportation of the
Overland mail, new arrangement was yester-
day made allowing them over halfa million
more for the same service.
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HELMBOLD,S
Extract Buchu !!

Hundreds suffer on In silence, and bundreds n,
Others apply vainly to druggists and doctors who Ell
ther merely tantaze them with the hope of cure
or apply remedies which make them worse 1 would
not assert anything that would do injustice to the al
fcted but am obliged to say that although it may
produced from excessive exhaustion Of the powers
of life, by laborious employment unwholesome air
and food, prousc menstruation, the use OF tea and
coffee, and frequent childbirth it is far oener caus
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem
brane of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the causes OF these distressing
complaints, 1t is most painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them. 1t is but sim
pie justice to the subject to enumerate few of the
many additional causes which SO largely affect the
lite, health, and happiness OF woman in all c,asse. Of
society," and which, consequently, affect more or less
directly, the welfare OF the entire human family The
mania that exists for precocious education and mar
rage, causes the years that nature designated for
corporal development to be wasted and perverted
in the restraints otdress, the early confinement CT
school and especially in the unhealthy excitement
of the ball room. Thus, with the body halt clothed
and the mind unduly excited by pleasure peryerting
In midnight revel the hours des gned by nature fol
sleep and rest the work of destruction is halt accom-
plished.
In consequence OF this early strain upon her sys.
TEN, unneces airy effort is required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation in school at later day
thus aggravating the evil. When one excitement is
over, another in prospective keeps the mind morbid
ly sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint Of fashionable Dress absolutely forbddinp
the exercise indispensable 10 the attainment and re-
tention of organic health and strength the exposnre
to night air; the sudden change OF temperature; the
complete prostraton produced by excessive dancing
osc VI hecessity produce their legitimate effect. Al
least an early marriage caps the climax of misery
and the unfortunate one hitherto so utterly regard
lees OF the plain dictates and remonstrauces of her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject OF
medical treatment. This is but truthful picture OF
the experience OF thousands of our young women
Long before the ability to exercise the functions OF
the eeneratve organs, they require an education of
their peculiar nervous SYSTEM com posed OF what is
called the tissue which is, in common with the fe-
male breast anc lips, evidently under the control OF
mental emotions and associations at an early period
OF fe and as we shall subsequently see, these emo
tons, when excessive lead long before puberty to
habits which sap the very life OF their victims ere
nature has self-completed their development
For Female Weakness and Debility Whites or Leu
corrhea, Too Profuse Menstruation Exhaustion, Too
Long Continued Periods, tor Prolapsus and Bearing
Down. or Prolapsus Uteri, we offer the most perfec
specific known:
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KENTUCKY.

EXPLOSION OF LOCOMOTIVE BonER-FIyE
MEN KILLED.
LOUISVILLE Oct ga locomotive attached
to the freight train which left here last night
Exploded, killing the engineer, fireman, wood
passer and two brakemen. Six freight cars
heavily laden were completely wrecked
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Oct. 29.--The Journal publishes
to-day the official statement of the State Trea-
surer for the past year, showing that there was
on hand Oct. 1st $4,000.
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MOBILE, Oct. 24.-Freights to Liverpool quiet and
lower 10 Havre, one brig taken at i3c, and a ship
engaged at 1sc. Coas wi nothing doing by 81 and
rates olilinal. We quote to Liverpool by ste
SAIL, 5@ 1c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. M.-We have very little
change 10 notice in the condition of the Freight mar
ket Rates to Hav e have undergone decline of tc
~ fb, while to Liverpl oil, by sail, they are shade
easier, 9-l6d being now the prevailing figure. for
COtt'n The tonnage on foreign accou II is still su
cient To Havre, h,wever. there is not much room,
bur there has been consi Abatement in the
demand tor T. To Liver ool the offerings If Curton
are sea It, We notice an eng gement 10 tia port bv
SAL for 1000 bush of Corn at l0d P bush lin sacksl
Coastwise the regular steamers continue to get fuil
cargoes at former rates, but thee i only sailing
Yes el on the berth in that direction viz one brig
for Boston. The ruin. rates are as foows:-Cotee
ton by steam to New York and Philadelphia ic ID
70; to koston 1T; to Liverpool Id; Flour TO New
York % q zoe; to Boston and Philadelphia ST d
DBL; Corn to Northern port 20 a 22c % bush. to
Liverpool 1Sd; Pork and Beef to do 81 so a 90 b
Dbl By sli', the rates are:-9-16d y fb for Cotton
t. Liverpool; lie " lib. tr Cotton to Havre to Bre-
men 4 e ! 5-16 to Genoa LEI Tobacco to Liver
pool 46s " hid; to Hlvre S11.
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Bowdoin College Memorial Hal
To Builders and Stone Cutters.

SEAI ED tenders will be received for mater ais
NJ anu laoor tor az the stone N work re-
qnirt d Tor Tue ereeuoh OF the MeDnorIu' Hail at
II q dom Go icge. BruaswI.L Npe
Tenders will be lecei ed for either Granite or
III own Stone S,oeh hubble Masonry Tor tbe sup,r-
sru ture The conn actors have the stone now ON
the LOT, 9r as the same used Ia The fnnnda
ton wall Tenitrs also will be receive for Granite
in regular courses of ASHER. rcck lace.
The contractors must state in their tender from
what qu try the stone Is come which they propose
10 put into The building; and also name toe time
when the building will be ready for root he
committee wi require bombs from the ortractors
WIN sau iactry streties in tue sum i've thousand
uollfs 80 W COY Tor the aithim completion OF the
Contract. All bills nus be accompanied with the
naTeo OF the proposed surcties
Plans anil specifications NAV no saep If tho of,eo
OF l. NEWCOMR g. son. corner of plutn snd Midi
ole streets, Port ana, Naine, aftsr Octob. pod,
The commit tee reserve the tight 70 reJeci all bids
Or accept suca bids as they shall deem 'or tier in
teIest. 80 'o' '"e'i III
All the ten iers will be addressed to the md =.
Signed fortsnd Maine, and will be osened or bIs
ONCE on the 3Olh day Of November next. ~
WM- L. PUTNAM.
Fer order OF the Committee. 1904 oct2Oeod2w