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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

Moulthrop's culvert is choked up, and the
road considerably damaged The Fai,
ground culvert is damaged.
RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
Near Pawlet is the most serious wash
on this road, and it is thought that it will
take some three days to repair it. There
are three bad losses of embankment, be.
tween Cambridge and Eagle Bridge. No
trains arrived in Rutland, over this road,
yesterday, from Troy. The noon train
left here, but had to return.
The Saratoga train, due here at noon,
yesterday, had not reached Ballston at
last accounts. A train left Whitehall at
one o'clock for Rutland, but had to re-
turn to Whitehall.
VERMONT CENTRAL r. r.
The bridge at Waterbury is gone, and
the road is badly washed in several
places, though nothing definite can be as.
certained
INCIDENTS.
The incidents outside of the railroads,
as far as we have intelligence, are as fol-
lows:
The carrying off. of the carding mill
of Harrison Kingley at East Clarendon.
The covered bridge across Mill river,
just below the Clarendon south flats, has
been swept away.
Nearly all the bridges over Mill river,
in Shrewsbury, have been carried away.
The bridge over Moon brook on Strong
Avenue, between this village and the
Fair grounds, has been washed away.
-Mendon has suffered severely from the
washing out of its highways, and the
carrying away of its bridges. We heard
gentleman, well posted in Mendon af-
fairs. remark last evening that not an in
dividual from that town had been seen in
Rutland yesterday, which was "a very I'M
usual circumstance.
We learn that Frenchman, while
picking up flood wood near Changers
Mills, in Pittsford, fell into the water and
was drowned.
1t is rumored that house had been
swept away at Ludlow, with boy with
in it, whom it was supposed must have
drowned.
The telegraph Communication has
been greatly interrupted Mr.. Reed, the
manager of the Rutland office, SAYS that
in the twelve years of his experience he
never before knew so near a total inter-
ruption of telegraphic communication as
exists at the present time, there being
but one through wire out of seven IN use
The bridge, some 200 feet in length,
on the Rutland and Washington Railroad
at Shu~han, n Y, has been swept away
by the flood on the Blttenkiu River
This will seriously interrupt communica-
ton on that road, we fear Up to the
carrying away of this bridge, the telc-
graphic communication between Rutland
and Albany was kept up.
Conductor Cadman arrived on a hand
car about nine o'clock last evening. On
arriving at Sutherland Falls he found the
road washed away and the entire railroad
track covered with water. On learning
the state of affairs. he sent his train with
the passengers to Pittsford, and took pas
sage, a portion of the way on foot and the
balance on a hand car, for Rutland ar
irving a little behind time
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havs 'mP-ireo hen Nsa'', aus E-- ~
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happy. The r-zdsb q 15ur-- an. :. .-E
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description ~ ttis ..r1f!. ai--a--
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everybody. Startling .iarisssur.s
great work Tor The married and 'tss-
ing raarJIASe-20o pas-- fuli y 8.ss.s-,
sents. Sent % al pArs. under -
post paid. The zins,le, tnzrrieS. ans
happy. A lect1r. 1--we. - htfz q +.
partner-a eymplsts xnrk bn r1t8
ssins hundreds ~ -.crsrs never tz-fss-
Warranted 70 - s8rfh -hr-r tire.
asksd for II. TWsuty-fv- cents, ~
enclo-s7d, xiil s-sstIre sops ~ rstas-
Teller has devoted Al hi- time = .Ee
diseases 81 Ghich hi h.-.k t-s.te
BS Oriee hour frrn A.
on sunday frpnl TSP. -
n. B.-Pers0ns - 2 rsua- g4s s. --
home, by -ddTrs-i:is q i.+,..1 81 =. T-,5.r
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caser -ErTanfa1. =. q. .r-.a ~ a#F
tents o. tsgz eE{ gge1 %a-a
Letters 20
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NJ. 5. BsaE@i
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President Angel.

We join our contemporary in the hope
that President Angel will decline the
offer, and III the opinion that Vermont
cannot afford to lose him. That we have
'no right, however, to ask him to stay,
until our University Is as big College
as the University of Michigan, is open to
pretty serious question. 1t seems TO US,
that an institution in which President
Angel IS laboring with his present sue
cess in which he is 20 heartily appreciat-
ed and seconded, BY a board OF instruction
and body of alumni Of whose confidence
and esteem any man, be he who he may,
may be proud. and which offers him pre-,
cuniary inducements" with which he is
satisfied, has a right to ask him to stay
that a field of labor in which he is
doing so good a work, and which promises
to him SO brilliant future, has right TO
ask him to stay; that State which has
adopted him so cordially, and commu-
nifty which has fairly lost its heart to him
have a right to ask him to stay. ii any
amount of considerations of this sort can
constitute claim on man, there is one
in this case on President Angel. The
thought of losing him has during the past
week been received with deep anxiety
here and throughout the State; but has
been, we believe, generally coupled with
the conviction that he is not the man to
leave his present post at this june
ture. We are glad to be able to express
strong belief that this confidence in him
i not destined to isappointmentt.-Fr
PrCsa.
We know not what President Angels
convictions Of du y may be, but the ear
nest and truthful appeal of the Free
Press, must meet the cordial endorsement
of every citizen of Vermont, who has u
knowledge Of the peculiar qualifications
OF DR.. Angel for the position he occu-
pies. He was more cordially welcomed
t. our commonwealth than any indi-
vidual who has recently come to reside
with US Coming in the full flush of
ripened manhood, with developed char
acter, cultured mind ;, and scholarly tastes
he at once become acquainted with our
people, and the spirit OF our institutions,
and entered most heartily into all that
tended to the prosperity Of the one, and
np-building Of the other to "a higher
standard The removal Of such an indi-
vilual, will be u public loss that our State
can i'll afford at the present time, ust as
his own plans for the reconstruction and
prosperity Of our honored University are
beginning % be developed, and show their
fruit in the College, and upon the com
munity. Not only the College, and the
City of Burlington, but the whole of Yer
mont should present AN earnest appeal to
the President To remain within our Dor
ders, that we reap the harvest Of the seed
which he has sown in the varied fields OF
his labor, and the reward will be meted
out to him in full measure, by the bless
ings that will flow from the conciousuess
of high duty performed, and the rich re-
sults that shall crown the effort to en-
.rntyn and elevate, not only the educa-
NAL interests, but the tone and character
of orr people. Should he decide to 60,
he may rest assured Vermont will look
with deep interest on his success and
prosperity in his new field of labor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

DIR. HANRAHAN takes great pleasure in
availing himself OF this oppOrtunit TO return
his thanks 70 his patrons and numerous friends
fO' the cordial and generous support given him
since his advent 10 Rutland and trusts by prompt
attention 10 the calls Of those whom Providence
may atiiict with disease, that his humble efforts
will De, as he fatters himself they have hitherto
been efectual in alternating their sufferIngs,
which will be his highest ambition.
Henceforth, DR.. Hanrahan. when not in his
office over Rogers store on Center street, may
be seen AZ the Apothecaries' Hall, and not az
Fem * Co.'S, having Discontinued doing bu J.
ness with that firm
As every community has its poor aud A. Or.
Hanrahan i unable 10 know those who are - a
certificate from q clergyman Of any denouIna-
ton stating inability - pay the usual fees. will
obtain Tor any one DIR. Hanrahan's professional
services grttuttou-ly.
DR. Hanrthan may Re found a. stated below:
RUTLASD-At his ofii =. from until $50 a. N 4.
from ll.3O until $50 p.In., and from until 800
pm.
WEST RUILASD-On Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays, at o'clock ? M, At John Hurphy's.
CASrIEToS Every WcdnrsdBy and Friday at
o'clock pm. al NorthIup's Drug store
HYDEvILLE EyeTy Friday a. 4 O'Clock, AZ NJ.
McIonOugh's
WEST CAsrLEroS Every Fni4y, from 10 .
pm.
BRA>DoS-T second sunday Of every month
~ 1 o'clo b pm. ~ jane Cusgr0ve'S.
fAiELAyEN livery wednesday. a. O'Clock
pm. arg 9Ixv3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

BRANDON FAIR.-It will be seen fron
a special telegram in the telegraphic col
umn, that the Brandon Fair, which wa,
to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week, has been postponed until
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
the 18th and 18th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

John Moore, of Silver Lake, Ill, toll
his wife he was going berrying, and once
away, wrote he should never return. Mrs.
Moore immediately up and died Of q
broken heart. 81
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

PERsoNAL.-Rev. Henry B. Taylor OF
Mooers, formerly of Poultney is the Re
publican nominee for Justice of the
Session in Clinton county, N. 7.
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"a DOLLAEs - \

~ III lHtl1As = Ia 81 #t.t. .-
NV f0fft..-l 9 Dr. j. 5#7 #...-.
cure in les time than any other
-fiectually and perm atty, Wt
from occupation or it-s EfIn-sIEf 81 ...
gif safe and pheasant rl.s1i -Ir.sr.
SELF-ABTsE AID NDLlJ 8
Their "a. - a:ta efs..
SPECIAL AILMENTS AMI
IneBfent 20 ~ sIrlt8 an1 -lf
SECRET And DELilAIE
merrrrial Affections. .ruvrlrrs as4
he ssIn. ulcers II 'h- Ts-s. -lEH
pimple- Oh The fac. -g.I rfE ~
E0usi.esE, 0a-.sfif ufsgfs % az. s-Eel
yg4'l ~ $50 f.4Hfr s1V.re'3.
BOTH SIX -t.shLE a5G =
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Addison County Fair.

County Fair of the Agricultural Society,"
commencing on Wednesday and continue
ing until Friday night.
The first day was cloudy, and many
fears were expressed that storms and cold
would mar the enjoyment of the crowd
that usually gathered on such occasions.
The grounds of the Society had been put
in good order, and the Floral Hall, under
the care of Messrs. George and III. W.
Hammond had been tastefully decorated
with evergreens, and in fine condition
to receive for exhibition the handiwork
Addison county. The duty of arranging
the articles for show and premium was
finely performed by Joseph Battell, Esq,
OF "Bread Loaf Inn,' assisted by COM
petent assistants
Mechanics Hall, under the direction of
John b. Copeland, was open for such
articles as were designated there to be ex-
hibited.
From the village and surrounding
towns in came the people with everything
that could make the annual festival in
wiling and interesting. The day wore
away, and the clouds were gradually dis
persing, indicative of pleasant morrow.
THURSDAY, 30th.
The morn was ushered in by cloud
less sky, a warm sunshine, tempered by q
breeze both beautiful and invigorasing.
Soon our streets were made very lively
with the influx of people from surround
ing towns joyous and happy. They were
received by the village people most
cordially and to the fair grounds in
crowds they found their way, to discuss
the merits of articles on exhibition.
Upon entering Floral Hall the eye was
arrested by case of stuffed birds, beauti-
fully gotten up by Geo. ". Nichol. Fol
lowing this we've the superior specimens OF
penmanship by prof I. IL Tobin, not .
be excelled, we think, by any one. Next
we observed bed quits III large nuubors il
every style Of design, tasteful even to
great beauty, by several contributors.
A great collection Of wooden goods by
the Middlebury Wooden Mill Company
and L. Daniels of North Ferrisburgh ar
rested the attention of every one, who adj
mired their quality and purity, suggest
ing the inquiry, why 20 abroad to foreign
nations for goods when such can be made
in our midst, good enough for prince
or peas mt to wear ? \ case of very fine
plated ware from the store of Messrs.
Dickinson & Co, elected universal COM
mendation and praise. Our friend \. J.
. STYLES was on hand vi j. a large collection
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LRESH & ATTRACTIVE MUSIC.
The most successful Book now before the Public.
THE CHORAL TRIBUTE,
n EIEDsAN

b. J.. o. EMERSON.
Chorist,rs ana Siugers unanimously agree that
il surpts-es all other works of Church Music by
this popular author
NjnfIi November CLERGY men, Choris'ers and
Teachers who have not yet examined tins valu-
able work. will be supplied with single copy at
tl.2j-postag. paid
Price 81 80; $3.50 per dozen.
o. DIfSoN CO, Publishers, 277 Washing
ton St, Boston, G. III. DITSON " CO., III Broad
way NJ Y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

The sixty-fourth year Of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, September 18th, I'M
der the charge Of Rev. r q. WILLIAMS and
Mrs. Williams, assisted by full corps Of teacher
for all the branches and departments.
$500 por annum.
Day pupils. from IS to $l0 per quarter.
For further information refer to the Principal
or to G. NJ. WILLARD, Secretary.
Castleton, VT, Aug. 20, 1869. a&wtf
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1910 p OIL c. | Z S a.,
ISsURISG OVER
S19.25O. 900.
S75O,O00.O0.

The Annual Premiums upon whieLgamouut TO
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

This Company issued, the first TEN month";
Of its existence,
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1E:l n! aH J Y4SsiE

FOR MARKING CLOTHING, ETC.
"Morei convenient than ink.-"[Am. Agricul-
turist
.Inyaluable to keepers" -[Godey's Lady's
Book.
"a very useful article. - Am. Inst Report sol.
Sole Agent. T.. FABER 1873 William st., y. y.
Sold by Stationers and Dealers everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

Applications for Insurance, or for Agencies
can be made to the Company direct, or to any OF
the following:
ROLLINS x CHANDLER, Boston, General
Agents tor New England. J. 7. TUoKER,
Manager.
sy-LoCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in
every City and Town and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suitable
endorsement. should be addressedto
b. X. u Nm l.. Brattlrh.ro, Agent for Wind
ham, Windsor and Rutland Eounfi.s,
decZsdeod & weowly.
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Nanrahan & Co.

direct from New York, and which they will sell
at the lowest rates FOR CASH.
, 1869-04-20


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OlulualCc 10 transfer S9o, 500 from the anpropf1o-
uon 1nnd to the credit OF the Archer Ryenue |
assessment returned the same with the recon-
mGndation that It not be passed
Tne Recommendation YVES concurrc1 In.
The sane committee, to whom was referred the
bond OF A. II. uusicr Commissioner OF the Hoar,l |
OF Public Works, returned the same with the |
Recommendation that It be approved, which Has |
done. |
,. .o,p,nS,,aa rETI1aoSs y I!IIs FILED
petitions Of LctIle, Lowell 4 Co. contractors on
the Illinois Michigan Canal; Of the Washington |
per cent reserved; Of AID Society asking that the
CITY build an entG1aut depot; Of fireman Thomas |
Ba1y for compensatton for injuries suffered while
Work., requesting tie Council TO memonalizc the
Legislature for authority to issue more river I'M
1psn ,ns 1se M Mlta taS
was concu1rcd in. 'DA| lucy " '1' - VI 14s' N'eD
r,o, ,,,,. wA1EK 1oAs roy, neSps s., ,u,..,
o.nance f for the issing Of sx Hundred Wa.eF sa
loan bends, IetuInsd Il tas e; same, with tho recon-
9ss 5sEo was reierzea to the Clerk for en-
...,r,'E;S 1c:sK1 BONDS:
fol ,he e seVen ssnssa see
''' n'' -'.s.. ..., ~ AZ SASx1.os.
sotnI.ua.so.n 1. 'loA AM- Snel14aAl, IS4alNE "
the ctIy taxation, returned the game with report
Whch has been published In TIE TRIBUNE, aud
which wns laid urer
REFCNp1so TAxEA ..-....
m application to rcinnI ill GO mid i,y lie Church
of The Atnnrmenf fhe nronerfy being by statute
law c1emnt fron, taxatton
Tho -n,n,+ 10 ea. eoTa-ynd to .hc c,eyt for rn
o7nasmctit "A' "
Thn s,n,o committee II whom, wan referred tne
nsti,;nn ~ ! Iiatni,ton IN have n sum.rcna, nj,
he imnrnyrmcnt NJ Michigan street from Clark To
EtnusinTr. r"tnrned the ssIne win rrconmcnla
ttan 1hat ;hs nrttioner o r. MO HnarI ~ 1snh1Ic
Wnrta 49, 'n~ f~''e'1eA es ~ NV oe~A0 " A110
X" rcnor4 waa corenr+e,a In
| The Sarna cnn,nittea r. ,vhnu voe rcfarro, tha
ratifinn ~ cho-ios 1,onnn1v ourIny thot tho a,1r
Wtdrntn1 ~ sna, " s,Tact r.. 1Sfnned ~ me
sr,,rrd Shnt .ha 1.,S-n~.nr,on, hnI rnro. honn
a.' s. aaI ,a,nrostnE. ha neaer e peen
rrhirh 1xae rnnrnrr.S IN "A|A ~" ""'~47- A~f"'''
| The s,me cnmtuttec IN who1n yas refcrrei, thc
,ot;tton ~ p Esritr for the rctnnd,nv q eli
~ ratnnc.1 the sanc with m adverse rcnori
, 1869-04-20
Weekly and Monthly Advertising.

Nj. T. c. Evans, No LOG Washington street,
Boston, has issued a revised standard list Of one
hundred pewspapers and magazines comprising
all the strictly nrB~cass weekly and monthly pup-
ltcations in the United Statcs-the aggregate clf-
cplaton OF The whole guaranteed to he over 100
600. Mr.. ErnnR undoubtedly has unusual faci.
it1ca for advertising In this valuable character Of
publications. and ls besides, man Of the strtctest
rnornl worth and integrity, Advertisers and the
business public in general, should not fall to con-
suit hIa list,
, 1869-04-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Juniper Tar Soap Is the best
toilet soap ever male, 1t mas be used Win m
pun!y by ladies' with the most tender skins: af the
same time II l. Invaluable as remedy for plnples,
rough or chapperl hanls and a cutaneous Al5tases
where other suaps cannot be used without ageEa-
waiting rnalaIis and lrrlnH Iatn 70 fbE n1ftpnI
sianufactufed by CasWell, uaoard i Coz New
<-p%t.
, 1869-04-20
Fresh Fish,

We would call the attention Of tho country and
CITY trade to the fact that II. n. Curtis, No. II
Clark street. IL now rea.iy to ill promptly oil or.
dcrs for fresh dressed lake hsb, at the feuuceo
price Of ~ cents per pound.
, 1869-04-20

The Empire Grinder, for sharpen. !.
Inc mower anil reaper knives, Is on exhibition ut
Hooul No !, &c Dea1 horn street. Mr. j, 4. Footc,
nne OF The owners Of the patent, ts here to dispose
Of te5f1tary Parties Wishing to SECURE territory IN
ihts Ya1ullle patent shoultl call at once.
, 1869-04-20

pyhrunforth Collcgc-Studcnt*n nny
enter The Business Department. the Classical
SrhDol for Noys, or the Young Ladies' Seminary
at any time, Programmes 10 be had at the o11ce'
1lG Randolph street
, 1869-04-20

AIEuEnbug hnH Long legs. Won't
stand still long. Or. Wolcott occupies the same
office he did seven wears ago, and slo! paa irce
street. Chicago,
, 1869-04-20

The Vermont Spring Wnter--The
creat remedy for cancer scrofnla Fright disease
ind other Kidney affections. bliss + snAKf
4pcDta lake street
, 1869-04-20

ptles! Piles. Piles! Wnrncr,a Itic
Rcme,fy has never failed to AFFORD immediate re-
lief and make perma uent cure. II you are snf-
fer1n1 trr IL Sold bF druggists
, 1869-04-20
nrv pr.1, ESTATE FOR SALE.

ToR sAIE-BY O. srARRETF. LII SOUTH
"a .e1r1 On Mrrautec-ev. slooe
& aGrp in Hull lp8s Addition sl.aW.
10 arycs On MEisou.st. &15a
aints On Etat.et. 1t Fityeecnnd8t
1nioss hrtwrE Stxte~4t. and CAT WofxA-
t1uts an Du:lt16-4t Cheap:
a. ferf m .It.ltou d., tast front n-t- .,..h -
"a fest csss f;sat on Wabssh-av,s 1t Tnents1Atoek
HeR anG hoG,e q wa,rsn.st oaah saeeo; exchange
for balance. 49,. x1..-.t,
Er1mc hnuee "a Wiacheetcf.AT.
Er1mc hn1.e .nd tos With BARI Only 94oN
1t.ma hnmse snd ht On IearfttAt- 8..hau;
Very fpo hclso With lot lo019so Il. On aoop- aoops1uts
TOR gA15-BARGANs IN LOTS AND ACRES.
lso feet o, Van Baseo-s corner @ IT. eso rtf loot
4 fert n Jack Aop It. corner lot NAA3 reF looh
4 fert frptn9 Upion Park. at ESQ per f9et:
Dftrt Il Wgutwozth-av, corner ai1sieaft' Ssa pet
eS,b.n.ar lot. II Fifty -se!ensh4t s4e psr foot
1Eshsh.av ioes ~ T7epty- aIthpt. &.19 PET font.
fts ,fst and Fftyuirts fots Il 80 to S.s TIT loat
Rnrefdf-et lots At Car Works, $3.50 esch.
sGfkt op iudtana-av at ThEtyaixtAss. LOT go PEI
{oHt. ..., >. - an mr. font
Sntc-4t. lotA at Thirty fonrthst At sllepG 1oo~
Fn{ewood lots At e. PER loot :. .,r,
s aczes ID Hasdfns's addition, At 81 500.
e1" aohse~@S' Al 90" Fc3E FGEoR5E Il HESS,
| ii ClArk.at
, 1869-04-20

GREAT SUCCESS
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
LIFE AMONG TIE LOWLY.
ENTIRE NEW PLANTATION SCENES.
New Dances.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-07
p RoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND vEoE.

'ffl'I ~ NANf lANhAHTFk, !
CrHSE" % firrEEStM 81. ASH \. Avs
Scaled proposals.. endorsed "PrnpS,Als Tor Fre.h
Beef aud Vegetable, will be received At the
once urUl clock, y, III. on thsP day " De.
cenbeI, lsd1, for tho supply u $500 pounds Of
Fresh Beef aud -, COZ punnds Of Fresh Vegetables
at the Washington Navy Yard and Station, Us re-
luiTed
The BEEF must be OF good quality, and equal to
the grade necesSaIy 10 make the best mess beef
end be delivered IN equal proportion Of fore and
hest quality the market affords, aud the Beef and
V. gctn bios must be offered for by the pound.
BOndt, with approved security, will be required
In Que quarter The estimated amount Of tie con-
tract, aud twenty per cent. In addition will be
withheld from the amount Of each pr ymeut ~ col
lateral security for the due Performance Of the
contract, which reservation Will not be Pad nEi'
the CONTRACT Ia fully complied VITA ...,,.u
Every over nnsl be accompanied h1 " L.H'
guaranty, signed by one or IanTe respHn-th.c Per
sons, that the bidder or bidders Wi II Ms OF lheI
bid bs accepted, enter into Au Obligation NhhIh
ave days, with good an suti lent sur-1le'' &C. IHT-
nlsh the articles pr0prsed.
proposal viii lrrJn'ldtf,d H8 'ts' acc lihpA
nied by such guaranty, and the Department re-
responsibility Of tho guarautors Is certified to by
tap Assassrf VI Internal Revenue for the district
/ in which they reside, and unless the license Te'
IuITrI by act u CuuETc-s Ii furnished with the
PROPOSAL, a. vol a. u TeIrcl Any proposal not
considered advantageous 10 the Gov ernm0nL
Ills to be understood that In case the tIiru uCd
quantity ~ either article shall ba delivered lray'
Ing bl,uuce due on the other article, the ~ontT1eI
may be considered as eOmplsted 10 fall, ~ The
O''''" W '"' EDWIN STEWART.
IR,g 4 pAymAatef, L \ NANy.