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NOTICE.

HE undersigned hereby give notice that
the Accounts Of the firm of Herring &
lgslea, may be found with DR.. Herring
Union National Bank Of Westminster.
is unpaid on the LIST Of July next,
n placed in the hands Of private Col
~ FOR the purpose Of closing the affairs
~ Copartnership.
ls40 j. W. Herring, N. D.,
'es4 J. II. BILLINGSLEA, N. ID.
anlG=tf
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ercr knou~ and ,cn cure al dssass, resultiig from
bad bln.d
1o,p yo+r Uood pure: kesp your Lirer in order;
kfep gahu digesiirs organs soitd healthy e0ndi
ton. ~ NE n Dose reReies and no disease giu
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04
DEBILITY.

Biisys or feaic IN cases n Dtbdig. fhsy in,,drt
toae md ri9Or to u, ehos Syfics, strengthen Ire du-
l'eti,. cnn'e nH oysyHseai ~ he .hsod, elabL, d.
sioHs,ch 10 dg>h u, purify NE AoJd, gre good,
foAo'd, healthy cpRI1eSias, eradicate TIE v,Ior hrJs
from TIE eye imPari hogm 10 ~, eAeski and change
ths patient from storfbraitheJ, sRdcidted, ,ocdk,
and nerroUs nralid, 70 ii faced sio9t, and rgo,>
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04
Real Estate Agency.

be Subscriber, having engaged in the
hess Of Real Estate Agent, in eonnec-
with his law practice, offers his services
j who desire TO purchase or dispose Of
perty. He will constantly have variety
farms, dwelling houses and business
buses for sale.
9t,s A. D. SHAEFFER.
Attorney at Law, Westminster, Nd.
oct 20, = 6m -s5fsRa
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II have soothing but my heart 10 give
ycu,' said spiuster 70 lawyer who
had conducted suit for her.
~Well," said the lawyer, grnmy, Ego
to my clerk--he takes The feea.
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A devotee Of Raoshus thus ad dycssed
his hat which had fallen o. the pave
meut. "If ! pick you up, I shall fall
and if fall yea viii not pick me up
then leave yosa," and be staggered
proudly away. lF''l's ''s 2 {.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04
Tus WAY no TarAr Ivyunrrs.---If

The WAY TO TREAr INJuRrEs.--If
bee stiugs you, will you 60 to the
hive and destroy it? Would not q
thousand come upon you? If you re-
ceive triAing injury, do not go about
the streets proclaiming it, and be aux
ious TO avenge it. Let it drop. 1t is
wisdom to say little respecting the in
juries you have received.
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READ TIE RECoxAEHDArross,

-.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penusyi,ana
PmLapELrnI., MARCH lo,h. lsJ,.
lind aIfoqfaners Ger~aa Busr.' {, NO, an iutor.
sasaag esragy, 20 q coed f.nfe ns.fsi in disor-
oa@ss " dsoliiy and .sasf ~ nerross action :, dc
'y"e". Tour. trnig,
eho' W. HooDWARD.
FROM HON JAMES Tuoupsoy
a. 80. - !. : .L.as :, ! - lfsEt
'u"ss " 'he saisane oonn OF pennsylvania .
PmLaprIPm,, Arm 18th, 1905.
Isou.ta.. q. n. M.
tersS ! sris.s;s 1890 IN ne - ST. ~
s sssh s. ., ,iSd,gs.,,en or SysPsp.,s:
oris. You're, with respect,
fo"s"S
iron, REV, JOSEPH y, kRSNAnp, DID,
n. -. p' .aHA''ph'''
ps.yaeksos--pfAn sin 81 hare been Jre9naniyrs.
5s,, ~. ~ w , n.1e ' s rseosmSa y.
os osf qfsay approprits spsSr, Ihar. \. al ss,s ~.
Glazed Dat ,siG clear prsoT ia rario; and
essss fy g . ny e'ss ; s. y s s,sss. o. Dr.
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=-1 SSMP.|IroN-

Ladies, who, wish n fair skin aud
good com pie xien, free from q Yellow
fsh sinRe and all other dtsh q a 9 m enf,
shouid use these remedies OCCASION
ally. This Liver In pc rfect order, aud
Inc hsod pprex Nill result In spark
Ting eyes snd Blooming cheeks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04

A distinguished philosopher holds
that mankind may be divided into two
great classes to wit: l, Those who are
wise. 2, Those who are otherwise.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04
Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bitters
or Tonie. Ia fact, they are Family
Medicines. Theyean he administered
with perfect safety 10 q child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or man Of ninety.
TEese R,tae,iief are IN, La
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04
DR.. DanI. s. COOnan,

Ately with DR.. Thos. W. Wells, Hampstead
AFFERS his professional services to the res
idents Of Westminster and vicinity. Of
: and residence Littlcstown Road, a few
prs above Union Street
Iec26-6m
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. VIM. 3. Shipley

FFERS his professional services to the
The citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
gFoE-adjoining Farmers and Mechan.
National Bank, lately occupied by DIR.
u. Warfeld. Alter 0 P. y. if not pro-
eionally engaged he can be found at the
(idence Of his father, adjoining the Cath
e Church. ap0.6mo
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04

aI.st u have psaee," - he fellow
said when be locked ap hia wifs Il ths
coal-csllsr,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04
B. NORM ENT
kttorney at Law,

ling located in the City Of Westmiu-
1(er, Once on Main Street, two doors
% Court, respectfully informs the citizens
oil, and adjoining counties, that he will
tmpt attention 10 all business entrusted
both before the Courts OF this State and
brtments Of the General Government at
gton d. G.
[ccs In the Courts Of Bankruptcy.
I'd REFERENCES.
h J. T. Ward and John Smith, ESQ.,,
nster.
b Abbott, Esq. and DR.. Thomas fei-
nltimorc. s..f-z--F
1sl Norment, Esq. and Rev. J. b. Ward,
16ton, ID. c.
D.. Hurley, Esq.,, Register In Bank
n Frederick City, Nd. noylt-ly
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= ATTORNEYS.
kkBNER NEAL,
= ~ MAULsBY. cmAs. Il. ROBERTS
|AULSBY & ROBERTS,
n <5'(1 jkNEYSATLAW AND SOLICITORS
y IN IFlgCER Y AND BAYKRUPTOY

Z 1|11i6r associated themselves IN the prac,
<;os a ~ in Carroll county, they will at.
1s11 D1onptly and carefully to all business
os(ro11e1 20 their charge. Mr.. Maulsby
#iII t|1tk Westminster whenever business
b. Office directly opposite Court
1Ic' jani.ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04

Modern waste baskets--panicrs of
the dromedary style.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-02-04

-HSefanfs Guaes Rene5fts arc oo,utaJit,d.
ns 0asfa< kae< ~ s3pnsturs Of q NJ Jaekson
a Nc ysat 81 ~ as<tt yra1pr n zach Loul,, and
ne sas " " aTfioz< tio,cn " each bottle an other,
arc e'"s'esftt a.
Thovssnds Of iettsrs have been re-
oetyeef testifytngt 10 tie virtue Of those
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A. n. M c u A U q II LIN,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER

DRAUGHTSNAy.
Ga- Room over Lynch's Office at the Depot.
teb27-3n.
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c~vus sSvSvr rrd y,s,,cr,, .,,rr,a in

ofSucHtuoupvf uuu mfs ttsppeu IN
and ID, ,sls2Rsd Y " Cd y, !, II II aI. hs face.
sisS Sss.s n'fa 1P' %tssyp pT5e:SI5 pds sas
tain ths National Union, or will they NJ Id
their facej make Douglass National Union
member, give card which must be received
at It's lace value and which makes known 10
the world that he Is n member in good
standlngs Let him take that card and 20
with 10 70 The New York, Philadelphia or any.
other Union and he will fnd placarded upon
their doors, "white, no others admitted"
give popglsss q card and u at the next ses-
decide that Columbia Union No, 10l, having
Acted agaiiist their decision, and order that
the charter be taken away, then tho Govern
ment printcrt will wake 10 the fact that the
Nationaf Union IL not 30 easy master, but
that n can ~lash them naked through the
land" Shall the Union by factions opposl-
tlon apply for a revocation Of la charter.
In such a case, Il would bo right for those
members Of this Unlou who arc acting In
accordance with law and order 10 ask for
charter, and, IL tho speaker was not much
mistaken there would be one granted, and
then there would be no place OF repentance
for the Goycrnment printing Office. He
would say, nAbandon hope, nll you who
leave here.~ He did not mako these re.
nHrts for the purpose ofproducing passion.
He would ret upon his knocs and beg, II he
saw any chance TO settle TIC dIfldulty. Would
that mo printers OF this city to-day would
act as they wefc won't to In days gone by.
Mr.. Cavis referred TO tho fact that he was
now engngedin preparing a history Of Colum-
bia Typographical Union No. l0l, and made
mention Of the famous Duff Green strike,
whiehflhad resulted from an effort TO In
crease the number of apprentices. He pre-
dlcted that when tho apprentices desired by
Mr.. Clapp were appointed, one half OF them
would 10 of the san,e hue as Dopglass.
BE tllon spoko of The time when the price
or work was greatly less than at present,
and asked the printers who wcrc urging
these troubles II they desired TO go back to
those olden times. As for himself he would
rather force on the car OF progress. II the
printers at tho Government Office arc wise
thoy will rotraco their steps and not be
doomed as othors have been. He hoped that
tho Union would act unltedly, and II thIs
factious opposition continues, although hey
had boon denounced they were warning for
self-protcction, and hereafter tho city prin-
tcrs would be compelled TO vote against
every man tho opposition presents until the
present majority shall DO reduced down TO q
manageable minority.
Mr.. Cavls during his remarks wast frc.
qucntly interrupted by long continued up-
plausc.
At tho conclusion Of his address, CAPTAIN
Robinson called for three cheers for Mr..
Cavis, which were given with will, aud uie
meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

NoTICE'-D. W. Anderson, the colored
justice Of the peace-otiice 2l0 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

CALL AT KoLB's for the improved soda
from the Triumph, May Building, corner of
Seventh aud 4 streets.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

TIE EXCLUSION OF THE PHILHARMONIC
SoCIETY.-The Philharmonic Society of this
city will this evening give grand moon
light excursion 10 Glymont, the steamer
Wawaset leaving her wharf at O'Clock, and
returning about o'clock. We advise those
of our readers who wish to enjoy u delight
full trip, good music and good dancing, to
unite with the society In their EXCURSION to-
night
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

PUBLio SCHOOL ExAMIsATIoS,-The Sec
ondary school, No. 4, OF the First dlstritt,
Miss Lizzie Campbell, teacher, was exam
lncd Saturday last by Mcssrs. A. X. Brosie
and J. 8. Brown, trustees. q
The school room, situated at tho cornerof
| and Twonty-sccond street, was tastefdly
decorated with flags, cvergrecns, nowds,
&c. A number OF parents and friends Wit
messed the examination, which was qhtc
critical md thorough In tho branches
tanght, continulng nearly four hours.
Miss Campbell, daughter OF Mr. Peer
Campbell, Of this city, Is q graduate OF d,e
Of our Grammar schools, and although
young and only In her second term Of
teaching, Is already an honor TO her po.
fession. Her success, with her preset
school Of boys, has been quite rcnarknhc,
and the boys themselves deserve great crc,it
for tho progress they have made, for te
promptness and accuracy with which thy
answered the questions and annlyzed the g.
amples, as vol as for their exemplary d.
portnent on this occasion. Not a sfngr
failure was made either IN Crthograph,
arithmetic Tor geography. Every scholr
enrolled was present and participated In bc
examination. Their pcninanship was god;
their slugipg excellent.
At the.conclusion of the examination cui-
plimcntary remarks were made by Ncsrs.
Brown, Douglass and stuard, and u old
medal was presented by Mr.. a. X. Brome
on behalf OF friend 70 MaJtGr Willie Dog
lass for improvement, &c.
The following were named among the Isl
Of premium scholars; Exemplary condct
and punctuallty, John Irwin, Geo. Berry
Willie stuard, Lewis Altdorfcr, Willie San,
ers, Willie De Ford. Affection to study nd
improvement, Harry Caldwell, Richard n.
derson, Harry Irwin. Neatness, Josiah l..
whlttington. Music, Cranston Newmu.
Penmanship, Frederick Tborrctt. A lagc
class was also named for promotion.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

s. Q. MILLS, JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
Onlcc and residence No. 5ii ii street north,
between Third and Fourth streets west. \
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

TnE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
held this evening at their rooms, corner of
Ninth and ID streets.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

THE NATIONAL IRIsH REPUBLICAN, CLUB
has changed Its place of meeting from Wills
to Trades Union Hall, corner OF Eighth
and L streets. The association meets to-
night.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

ALLEGED SwISDLEH ARREsTED.-An cX-
Colonel of the rebel army, Isaac Rogers by
name, was arrested In New York on Thurs
day last on charge OF swindling Frank &.
Allen ont of $500, by means of an alleged
fraudulent draft on j. =. Klingle, of this
city. lie was temporarily committed to
Jail for a further hearing.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

MuzZLE YOUR DOGS with muzzles from j..
$. Topham & Co., 500 Seventh street, next
to odd Fellows Hall. They have every
style aud variety of these important articles,
made so by the Mayors recent proclama-
ton.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

PERSONS Intending to spend the sumnI
In the country will find at George c. .lIn-
ning's, NO. 5li Seventh street, a very gee
raj assortment Of outfits for such occnsios.
He has n large variety Of thin Woolan
Suits for children and boys, from thrc
years old and upward, which are vii
adapted 70 country. lie offers these COOS
at prices far below those prevailing In Me-
York.
Children's and Boys Shirts In variety
boys Socks, boys Linen aud Paper Collart
&c.
For Ladies' he can only offer u choIc
assortment Of Bathing Suits, at So, 60, {
aud IS.
Gentlemen who wish to make thcmscl, .
comfortable can do so at lIr ling's bcfor
leaving. Bathing Suits for 81 and as. Robe
dc Chambrc for SGi and any 5ost of garments
ncgligee or dress.
But be sure before you 90 10 get suppl
Of the popular "II" shirts.
A large variety OF nnc Linen Garments TO
gentlemen.
Call at Geo. G. HenuIng's, No, 5ll sev
enth street.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21
Between Tenth and Eleventh sts.

tbs OAK HALL CLOTHING House Is taking
measures to clothe all the people. An I'M
mense stock of fashionable goods, In the
piece and ready-made clothing, can be found
thcrc-No. 4Gj Seventh street, opposite the
post-oillce. \
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

THE WAsuINGToS CITY DIsPENsARY,
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and f. W.
Latimcr, has proved perfect success. Medi.
cal advice and surgical operations free of
charge to the poor. Onlcc hours from 0 TO
10 a, nj. and 8 to 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. i
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

NEssRs. GEORGE L. WILD ~ BROTHER
call attention to something new In the sale
of pianos, melodeons, organs, &C., they hav-
ing introduced the cooperative system, with
participation in the profits. Their depot for
musical instruments Ia nt 407 Eleventh
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and F.
street.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

I'M. g. A.-Tho regular monthly enter
tainmeut, TO be given by this association this
evening, will be one Of interest. General Il.
d. Mussey will read an essay, and music
will be dispensed by a quartetto from the
Metropolitan church. The public will meet
with welcome as we'll as an hours pleasant
and profitable amusement.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

THIS is TO OWE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
Office, and interest unpaid for sir months, TO
call at once II they wish to save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
nat.vaan Tanth and EInycnIh
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

FmE-PLUG GONE USDER.-In grading D
street, opposite Ryland chapel, corner Ninth
street, Island, the workmen have com
plctcly buried one Of the thrcc-way McClcl-
land lre-plugs. Tho commissioner Of the
ward, water register, or whoscver duty II Is,
should attend TO II at once, as In case Of u
fire In the vicinity, these plug being out OF
service might lead TO delay In getting on
water, resulting In loss Of property. No
means within our reach for the speedy ex'
tiuguishmcnt Of fires should be neglected.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

The CITY HzLL.-Mcssrs. W. $. Cham
bcrlain Io., the contractors for painting
~ .ity Hall building have completed their
job satisfactorily, having given the entire
front and end Of the building the required
number of coats Of paint and grained the en-
trance ways to the cdice. The back part Of
the building has been whitewashcd, and the
structure no longer presents the tcpulsivc
appearance II did In days Of yorc.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21
THE PRINTERS

THE PRINTERS
COLUMBIA IYPoGRlpHIcAL UNION
MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT
tH--
THE CoLoRED coMPosIToR
~ f-----~ -
THE QUESTION or ADMISSION
MAJORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS
ACTION on rnE MINORITY REPORT
1T IS LAID on THE TABLE
AN ADJOURNMENT SPRUNG
GREAT Exc1rEHEsr AND CONFUSION
SPEECH OF Mr.. A. T. ckvIs
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

PEorosED CAMP-MBETISG.-It is expected
that the members OF all the congrcga-
tious of the Methodist Episcopal churches of
the city will unite in grand camp meeting
to be held In August next on the camp
grounds near Annapolis Junction. The Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad Company have cx-
pressed willingness 10 forward passengers
aud freight on very favorable terms. The,
project will be more fully developed =. d
mass-meeting Of Methodists =" neld to-
morrow evening.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

DESyER, COLORADO, May ~ lSD, Z
A. e. Adp, ts4.:
DEAR Sin; Your letter of May II ls received.
In reply to your inteFrogatOricA l would say
that in the years lsG6-y1 there were two ooloIed
printers here, brothers believe, by the name
Of Douglass, claiming 10 be the sons OF Fred.
Douglass; both worked In the Ga=ene ofiice,
then as now, n "rAt" concern. Neither ever
applied for membership In our Union. Had
they done so, judging from the zentiments OF
the members ot the Union at that time, they
would have been denied admission solely on
account OF race and color. Their department
while here was such hH would commend them
In any community as upright and worthy men
and were highly respected among their people,
Ibelieve after working on the GdscHe short
time, and failing to receiy his wages, one OF
rem, In which vocation he proved himself an
efficient teacher.
As neither OF them were Union member, and
have not been "rAtted" by our Union for work
Ing in the GdEehfe oiilce, they can scarcely be
looked upon aa FAts;h The question Of Ad.
mission intO your Unlou or rejection should,
and | doubt not will be, decided solely upon
racs and eoloFi and in that ease we have no
doubt OF the result OF your deliberations.
Most respectfully JonN j., WATILSs,
&C.. : See. Denver Typo Union, No. 40
(No.2)
OPPICg or THE DAILY WEEKLY
Rocky houNTAIH News,
Denver, COLORADO, May "a, 1850.
4. e. ShdlU, esq WdshiRgion, ID. g.!
DEAR stu; Your note Of 18th At hand. Louis
Douglass formerly lived here and workfd iol
time In the GH=Fne office, lie neprr applied
for ddni'SiDH IL Union No, 40, The Gdscffe b Al
always beeu u a"Tan oihce,
Yours truly, WN' M bfkRs'
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

ball between the National of this city and the
Red Stockings of Cincinnati, which Is to take
place this week, commences TO attract the
attention Of the "balllsts" of tho city. The
fact that the Cincinnati boys have won every
game they have played since they started on
their tour should DO an incentive TO the Ma.
tional club to make an effort to gain some
thing of the former fame of the club, and ad.
minister u defeat TO tho western boys who
will meet them with the prestige of the great
victories already achieved. SUP Nationals
and at them"
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NoTR-Undcr the regulati OF the Department
heretofore aud now existing. no pay Mt can be
made for advertising ProslamAtio Ions except 70 such
pub hers as are specially authorized, -FlA
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL HOSPITAL AT AN.
aivY pIpAarrsxr.l

W mEDIC1Nh AND eUEuEkfs
rrsps.. VII 8 r 3 fssTi III, 70 ssS for h,
s ssGR az. 4, sGn.sHsS complete Of" Naval
Pfn. and .pssias cations fth. proposed building.
4ss Nc sHs sSS.e
slsn e. e. . e
srseton And construction Of the hospital Aforesaid
BIDDER dSsssirins to make p.r.oa.l examination
Of the .iis are Isfsfred % surgeon "a yard sklp;
Pes. Tnie Hnsass i aI United states NAVAL
Zach proposal. 70 be considered. must b suar.
nnsa s.ts. dsF ads! sso4s.s Or eSiss,or
o. other public ofaoer. ss!o ,hsiI eompstenss ard
sss sSI & ssIs o. ss ?, sS g.SRs
tSsiI bid saisf Into sos.rss, SiiG iSs NV b.
he same % compilation according 70 The terms o.
Proro;al. must state the .hsr,s.. time REQUIRED
he bss,S,S;as Vii siys Inc preference 70 sSai
Psynsnt. Tor the work will be made monthly.
r. s%SSn eeSa ss.s and ss.%
Of the contract have beea complied with. the De.
snGs:s t " ss.s swn pSS e. "a:
ipgs are delivered into Its hands, complete, and
fff Rs sn
Naval Hospital and Its appurtenanoes before men
Ali The proposals. mus, DO addressed to '.Sqr;
%. BsF' w.ss asisnS aPS
Msy. Hospital AnsiDsGlif IA and VII
Eayx. Department. 4, noon Of TUESDAY. August
ress f any 81 al as. deemed y .s.stOTy
or to the interest OF the G2ysrpnsnt woon
sugl9.lOt Chief OF Bureau.
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FOR STATIONARY.


August y, 1851 =.
Sealed PROPOSAL. for furnishing STATIONERY
for the use Of the United States Custom HOusss Tor
the year ending June 20, lsIO, Will be received Al
this Department until the I'd day OF september
Blank iGrms Tor Tiidins Will DO furnished upon
The bids will 10 considered and accepted or re-
'VC"HtIScts must b. executed by the spcoessful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 80
"Tbs article. contracted for must be furnished
from time to time during tho year In quantities
pursuant 10 orders from tho Department. The
cntirc Jusntittes Will, however DO called for
EaSf proposal must be signed by the individual
or aTm making IT, aud be accompanied by \ bond
with suMelent suTeties In the sum Of ten thousand
dOllArt, (fO,ON,l approved by 4 United States
omSeT OF the district IN which the surctlcs reside
or do business, on = form to be furnished by the
Department, ondittoncd upon tho EXECUTION y
contract for furnishing such Pcrop Of lhe arlviSs
as may be awarded under i1'ald tue P"'''fni&h'"
All deliveries III ba subject TO- Inspection BY an
expert detailed for the puIpo-e ny we seeIelAty
81 The Treasury, aud the delivery OF an inferior
article IN be derned sulleien cause 10 annul the
! Deliveries must DO Tree ol Vuhiko " 'ue irehsuy
Department, Washington -
mo failure 10 comply with any one order under
s contract Will as the forfeiture OF the en-
treasury may direct the purchase In open market,
fsueh Quantities Of any articles as shall be neces-
saTy to supply the deficiency caused by such fail
IRE, aud charge TO the contractors nfy per centum
u the price which 1t shall be found necessary TO
pay for such articles,
will not be considered, and contracts win DO
awarded only to established Manufacturers Of, or
dealers In the articles, GEO, 3, BOUTWELL,,
aus eodlm lstGrl Secretary u tho Treasury.