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BISHOP POTTER AND SURPLUS suRrL1cEs,

BISHOP POTTER AND SURPLUS SURPL1cEs,
-CoLoRED VEsTMENTs TO BE DISPENSED
WITH-The visitor to st. Adams and St.
Sacraments churches tomorrow, will recog-
nize one very important change in the usual
services characteristic of those churches. The
gorgeous vestments worn by the ministers
will be discontinued, and the plain white used
in other Episcopal churches substituted. This
reform has not been introduced without con-
siderable controversy between the Bishop of
New York and Rev. Mr.. Morrill,, rector of ST.
spoken OF will be permanent. A reporter of
this paper called on Bishop Potter yesterday,
and was kindly furnished with the above fact.
The venerable Bishop said that the clorgy Of
his diocese bore to him the relationship OF
children, and special communications to them
were not intended for the public. Such men
as Rev. DR.. Tying and Rev. Mr.. Morrill, were
gentlemen who might be accorded lat tude in
tie views; and yet there must De certain limits
beyond which minister cannot go. He de-
precated the use of the word ina ss'' in refer
ence to the service OF the Episcopal church,
st. Adams, which was made, he said, in ac-
cordaDce with his expressed wish. The repor-
ter also visited Rev. Mr.. Morrill,, whom be
found strong in the High Church views, and
fully satisfied that the ritual of St. Alban's
was that of the church of the Reformation.
He had gave doubts whether the change of
vestment would be permanent, but expressed
himself as being in entire harmony with the
Bishop. He spoke in the most severe terms OF
American Journalism, and held up England as
model for veracity and honor. From the
above fact it is evident that the ritualistic ele-
ment in the Episcopal church will soon be put
to a test and that the veneral bishop of New
York is opposed to the anachronism, SO pal
pable in the church Of which he is so bright an
ornament. It is to be hoped that the scandal
caused by like controversy in London, in ref
erence to st. Giles church in the East. will
not be repeated here.-N. Y. Times. SATURDAY..
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The BODY and il. Needs.


Considering the extreme sensitveness of the hu-
man body, and, that 1t is unprotected except by
tiical covering from the action of cold, it IS not
strange that at this it is liable to many disor-
ders. The skin exercises powerful influence over
the stomach and bowels, and when its functions are
interrupted by sudden chs that seal the pores and
prevent evaporation from the surface, internal
gestion is apt to eusue. The digestive organs
perform their office properly when this is the case,
and the waste matter of the SYSTEM which should be
discharged in part through the perspiratory glands,
having no other outlet than the bowels and the kid
neys, constipation and variety of renal diseases
are more or less prevalent Dyspepsia where it ex-
lists, is also aggravated by these causes. The most
effective preventive of, and remedy for disturbances
OF this nature is Hostetters Stomach Biters. Act
ing as stimulant and tonic, it rouses the stomach
and the ntestines, impa1tng to those important or.
gans both activity and regularity 1t also operates
a. sudoric by toning the vessels of the skin and
promoting the tree passage OF exhausted matter
through that natural sieve of the system. Being c.
mild duretic it gives healthful impulse to the ay
ton OF the kidneys, where is a tendency dropsy
and as blood depurent and nerv ne, has highin
beneficial effect in rheumatic cases. 1t combines t,
happy proportions the tonic, Alternative, aperiena
antseptc, diaphoretic and antibous properties re-
quisite for the restoration OF system generally dis
ordered, and has no equal as winter medicine.
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M A R II 1 E d.
ID L e D.

In this city, Jan. 2, MIS- Sarah FurIong. aged GA
years months. ~e~~ w
Funeral at O'Clock, P. NJ. at Congress St. NJ E,
church Relatives and friends are invited to attend
~ In bddetord, Dec. "a, Mr.. George $. Smith, aged
67 years. Ne~
In Freedom, Capt. Daniel Tripp formerly of AL.
fred aged 92 years.
Ia Kitterv; Dec II, Mr. Thomas jenkins, aged SO
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should arrive in Spain, and perhaps it was
this declaration that led to his assassination
by the republicans, who have bitterly opposed
the accession of the Duke of Aosta to the
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List cf ve..els built in the District of Bath dur
MEMORANDA.

Barque Trovaore. Of Searsport. before repoted lost
at sea, was struck BY revolving tempest or water
spout, Dec OF Cape SpartmenIo, throwing the
tei on ner beam emil and causing her to sink in f-
teen minutes. Capt Blanchard with his wife mate
COOK, and Two men. were drowned. The I'd mate,
W park OF Searsportl and three men, clung piece
or the wreck untl next day. when they were rescued
and taken into Messna.
Brig Agenora. OF Portland, which got ashore on
tne focks In Dublin Bay. parted her chains duri e
fhe gale night OF The 10 ult. and was driven on the
South Bank. where she snnk. She has since dis.
charged and been got afoat.
Brig Kennedy, Dodge from Banpor for Provi-
dence. put back to Holmes Hole zsth. latter having
been at Newport) and on tie 30th dragged atoul Of
scbr Active and stove boat, carried away ma1ntop
mast, davits. &C.
Brig Josephine. tof Brunswick) Skinner from Pen
sacola 36 days for Boston, put into Holmes Hole
3sC Tor repairs, having had severe gales The enti4
passage, during which split Sails and lost QUO feet
lumber of deck.
BaIque Geo Hunt, Of Portland. which was dis
masted at Matanzas in the gale of Oct last arrived
at Wilmington 27th under jury masts, and will re
man fnl new masis and other repairs
sen intrepid. Stanley. from Baltimore for Gran
berry Isles put inty Newport Goth, with loss OF a.
anchor anil IS fathCms chain.
Brig Mary Roosevelt, Palmer. at Savannah from
hour.
Sch Susanna, Gregory, from Baltimore for Rock
iand. put ino Boston 30th, with loss oil boat and
seaman named Jehn Mcdonald, oyerooard
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MARI e N .EWS
PORT OF PORTLAN ND.
Monday, January ,.

ARRIVED.
U revenue steamer McCulloch, Hendrique, New
YORK, to take the place OF sch Vigilant.
Brig Adelaide, lot Topsham) Morton, Pictou, Ms,
80 days, with coal to JAS Farmer. Has encoun-
tered very severe weather the passage and been
blown OF several times; was thrown on her beam
ends shifted cargo, &c.
Sch snow Bird, (Br) Nutter, Providence, to load
tor ST John NIB.
Stean-t9g Uncle Sam, Willard, Ellsworth with
dredge and three scows in tow.
CLEARED.
Sch Seguin, Davis, Baltimo e-J Libby.
Sch Citizen, Upton, Boston eaton & Boyd.
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Horace Greeey's essays. What Il Know
About Farming" are completed at last They
are not to be dramatized.
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state News.
AROOsTOOK COUNTY

AROOsTOOK COUNTY.
Pressed hay is beginning to be exported from
the vicinity of Roulton over the railroad. The
Times says there ought not to be ton sent out
OF the country this winter. Farmers and dai.
ry men are talking over the matter of cheese
factory.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
N. w. Farwell, Esq, hus been appointed
and accepted the position OF Agent of the
Franklin Company, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of A. ID. Lockwood, Esq,
which is to take effect Feb. Z.
KNOX COUNTY.
Under the management of Warden Rice the
financial affairs OF the Maine State Prison will
show the gratifying result OF $4,000 earned the
past year in excess of expenditures. The av-
erage number of convicts in the nrison, has
been something larger than in 1869, but the
year closes with less number.
The Augusta journal says that Hoswelrs
behavior as convict at ThOmaston is well
spoken of by the officers OF the State Prison
He is employed in painting sleighs and carri.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


san FRANCISCO-Ar 23d, barque Loeb Lamar,
dALvEsT0N-Ar 22d, sch Jas Warren, Drsko
Ar 2ath. sch Thos Fish, Wiley. New York.
NEW OkLEANS-Cld 9th, ships Thos Harwari
Strickland, Antwerp; Union, Austin, Tor Liverpool
brig Adele Nj Loon, Munroe, Boston.
Ar at SW Pass 2sth. baroues Esther, Loring, New
York. Isaac Lincoln. Merrlman, Cardif; 9th, shiI
Prussia, Patten, Boston.
Ar at Pass pOutre 26th, sch Grace Webster, Orr
Fl FERNAND1NA-CId 2stb, brig Mary E Pennell
ST MARYs-Ar 22d, sch M M Knowles, Small
Savannah.
A. 26th, brigs Jas Davis, Partridge, fn Matanzas
Ellen Maria, Hoxie, Charleston.
SAT1LLA-Ar 22d sch John Libby, New York
WILMINGTON-Ar 9th, barque George S Hunt
Gray, Matanzas
BALTIMOkE-Cld3 Both. brig Geo Burnham, Sta.
ples, Portland; sch Willie Martin. Noyes, Charles
PHILADELpHIA-Ar soth, steamer Panther
NEW YOkK-Ar 3Oth. brig Reporter, Coombs, I'm
Calais; schs Clara Chapman, Stinson, Baltimore
tor belfast; Georgietta, Lord, Ellsworth; Lghtboat
Ar slst, harrue Colin E Mcneil, White, Buenos
Ayres 90 days: sch A Paine. Jones. Easiport.
Ar at New YORK LIST, barques Chloris, from Yoko
hama; Ellen Stevebs, Mounttort Matanzas.
Sid 3ist, ship M Riggs, for Antwerp.
Sid I'm Flushing Bay Both, sch Pearl, Smith, Eliza.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar slst. brig Josephine, Skin
ner, PENSACOLA s6 days tor Boston; sch Addie Wal
ton. Rich, Portland Tor Baltimore.
Sid brig Q Kennedy; tchs George & Albert,
Oakes,IJ Bragdon, Malabar, Terrapin, Canary
and Mountain LAUREL
BOSTON-Ar 30th, schs Susanna, Gregory. Bati-
more for Rockland: Peace, Alley, and Revolution
Alley, Elzabethport; Tampa. Jewett, do.
ca 3Otn. trig Jessie Rhynss, Hall, Cenfuegos; sch
New Dominion tBr) McCar,er, Portland.
Ar 1st. barQue WinsIow, Davis, Antwerp, Nov
10 via Flushing Nov 2l tbas been l6 DAYS OF lon 6:
With strong gales from W to NV; brig Annie W
whitmore. Baltimore; Mary e Staples, Godfrey, TN
Philadelphia.
Below. barque 7 Stocker, from Baltimore
Sld ship Kentuckian.
Ar I'd, ship Fearless. Rich. Padang; scbs Sabao.
Lamson, Philadelphia: Sarah Bernice. Wool, hobo
ken; Lacon, Thomas. CALAIS: Alamo Gates. Machias
Elizabeth, Houdlette, Dresden; Emily. Whitaker
Ell-worth kingeader. Snare. Belfast: Oceauica
Alley. Damariscotta; s Pool, Colby, WIscasset;
Ranger, Gooding. Yarmouth.
SALEM-Ar Both, sch Sarah Bernice. Proctor,
Hohoken for Boston; Adriana. Dunton, New York
GLOUCESTER-Ar 3lst sch Mystic Tye, Earrin,
via POI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TRY WELLS,
CARBOLIC TABLETS,

An untalne rem edy for all Bronchial Difficulties,
Coughs. Colds HoaI Iseness, Asthma Diphtheria, Dry
ness OF the Throat or Wind Pipe and all Catarrhal
diseases.
The wonderful, modern discovery Of Carbolic Acid,
Is destined to become one OF the greatest blessings
to mankind in its application to diseases lof the
throat and its great Curative qualities in ali afec-
tions OF the chest and lungs.
DR.. Wells CarbOlic Tablets.
besides the great remedial agent Carboc Acid con.
tain other ingredients universally recommended,
which chemically combine, producing Tablet more
highly medicinal and better adapted for diseases of
the threat, than any preparation ever before
offered TO the public.
CAUTION.-Be sure you get Wells Carbolc Tab
let's; don't let other goods be pamed off on YOU in
their place.
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
Wells Carbolic Tablets nre a surs Cure.
TRY THEM. SOLD Bl ALL DRUGGISTS.
j. Q. KELLOGG, "a Platt tSt., N. Y, Sole Agent.
ja3t4w
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Oct 3 lat 80 29, lon 13 E. ship Geo Patten from
Falmouth. 4. for Negapatain.
oct ~ lat ). Ion 81 W, barque Com Dupont, from
Savannah for Montevideo
nov lat "a 56 s. Ion Sc W. ship Freeman Clark.
from Ca!lao for Antwerp.
Dec 49, at 81, Ion 12 81, baroue Annie from Stock
holm Tor Boston.
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Senators and Representatives Elect.
SENATORS,
(Democrats in italic.


democrats in italic.)
Androscoggin-Danie Hollands
ArOostook-David Dudley.*
Observation-Disclosures D. L. Lanes Henry
Carvill,* Samuel F. Perley, Charles j. Nor
ris.*
Franklin-Edwin R. French.*
Hancock-Hlram S. Bartlett,* Sylvanus L.
Hiuks.*
Kennebec-Joshua Gray,* George E. Mi
nOt,* Reuben Foster.
Knox-Ruogles s. Torrey,* Edacin Smith, Jr.
Lincoln-SamueI E. Smith.
Oxtord-Thomas p. Ceaves,* Otis Hayford,
Jr.
enthusiastically Fuller,* Charles Buff
fum,* John B. Nickles.
Piscataquis-J G. Mayo.*
Sagada ahoc-Jos. w. Spaulding.*
Somerset-Franklin R. Webber, Moses
French.
Waldorf. w. Vose,* Nehemiah Smart.*
WashingtOn-Putnam ROlfe,* Daniel j.
Sawyer.
York-John B. Neally,* Joseph G. Roberts, "
Joseph Hobson.
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III M CHOICE SELECTIONS No. g." con-
1ONJ tanning the best new things for Declama
ton, recitation, &c. Brilliant oratory, Thrilling
Sentiment and Sparkling Humor, 1880 pages, Paper,
80 cents clnth rs Ask your bookseller for it, or
send price to P. GARRETT s. CO., Philadelphia,
Penn. iap2-4w
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s1,ssO,s26 60
Dissolution of Copartnershjn

THE copsrtn rship heretofore existing terveep
L The undersigned under tue name and style OF
MARkETT, POOR a CO.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All having claims gains the late firm are reouest-
ed TO present them, and those indcoteJ to make i'm
meuate pay ment JAMES S MARRECT,
Portland, January I'd, 1871. issdam
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Statesmen Wanted
Issued ,January 1st.. 1671.

BUSINESS honorable. No competition, liberal
~ pay given. s. w. KENNEDY, S. 4tb ST.,
Philadelphia. jn3 4wt
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~ I'll Q e

WE have opened an office, No. 1e5b Fore Street.
w for the purpose Of a shipping Oface. ALI bus
iness entrusted to us will be Faithfully attended TO-
HENRY COFFIN,
jan2-tm LEWIS MITCHELL.
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COp0rtNersRiD.

''HE undersigned have this day formed a copsrt-
Il nership for carving on the business OF -Oas
Steam and Water Fitting, under the name Of
w. II. PENNELL s. CO.,
at the old stand No. % Union street
w. n. PENNELI,
WlNSOR b SMITH
Portland, Jan 2, 1871. jaSislw
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FOREIGN PORTS,

At Liverpool 14th, ship VIM McGilvery Nickels,
for Montevideo via Cardiff; brig Tubal Cain, Stone
tor Buenos AVres.
Sid I'm Holyhead 18th, brig Clara j Adams. Nc.
Faddeu, BuenOs Avres.
Sid I'm Hull 18th. brig Anita Owen, Pettengll, fol
London. '' >'"ss
At CarCiff 14th. ship Oneida, McGlvery for Mon.
tevideo; Wild Rover. Nickels, or do.
Trieste.
sid 6th bries Ossipee, ,Spraeue, for New York; 6th
M M Williams. Fi:kett New York.
Ar at Denia 9th ult, brig Nellie Move, AIerrman,
New York. oF~
:, Ar at Barcelona 10th ult. brig Callao Bucknam.
New York
Ar at Cuxhaven l4th ult, ship Atlantic, Pennell,
New York.
Sid lith. baroue Aidie McAdam
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fPer steamer Calabria, at Boston,

Ter steamer CalaOrla, at Boston,
Ar at Liverpool 10Th, Richard Ill, Wood Sayan-
nah: Enrique, Orcu t. Ferroll.
CID l7th. John !. Dimmock, Lincoln and Haz
elipe Gikey, Savannah.
Sid I'm Newport 10th, Winfield, Miller, Havana.
Ar AT Queenstown 18th, Waldo Pressey. I'm PhiIa-
deiphia' Chas FOpes, SWEET New York, Tor orders.
Calcutta.
SID i'm Mauritius Nov 10, Mt Washington, ,Titcomb,
AT at Hamburg 10th ult, Kcnnebec. Minott, from
Portland; 18th, Majestic, Durham, Baltimore.
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COpartnerShfD,

The subscribers have this day associated them
selves together under the name and style OF
MAR1ETr, BAILEY q co..
ior the purpose of continue the business Of the
late nrm OF Marrett, Poor & Co.
.lAMES 8. NAFRETT
Portland, Jany I'd, 1871. ja3d2m
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L. *. KIMBALL,
MANUFACTURER OF

JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 25
cents per bottle. mr28-d1v
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Eagle sugar Refinery.

YNH0SE in want of Plain or Fancy Job uIlinrJg
i will find 1t TO their advantage to call onwM M
MARKS, at the Daily Press Job Printing Office Ex-
hangs Street, Portland.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE copsrtnershp heretofore existing under the
l. firm name OF
A. =. ADAMS 4 CO,
is by mutual consent this day dissolved Accounts
may De settled with A 8. ADAMS.
JAMES WHSTGATE
oahy q 1871. ja3eod1ws
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claimed by tie management Is undoubtedly the trie
one-vaz., the iran health q Mra. Bvwsly. Inc
theatre y closed and VIII doubtless remain SO until
baster at all events.
Tie Opera ComiQue Is also closed and, indeed, thc
business has been so siack OF late mt most rouses
that Is feared that several manages Will soon nave
ta shut tier doors. The season ~ The Irnceas VII
terminate On Saturday next. The sensational nraMa
caueu "Deadman's Point, ~ drags its SOW lensih
along at the Adeiphi but NOBODY seems TO care a
brass button about II. Tue Temple or Janus II
SMUT and here "a elsewhere, the same lale appears
10 he impending over the temple or the diaihauo
muse.
The experiment OF afternoon performances has
succeeded SO well at the Gaety, Nnere MIS-. heeiey,
Mr. Soutaey and other stars have been shining
eYugenuy on Wednesdays aud Saturdays, that Mr..
the Haymarket where the ..Palace OF TRUTH VIII
be played twice q week in the morning ior stated
Mr Gilbert Is engaged upon o novel enterprises
neurological comedy for the Haymalket.
Ml. ihayey Smith has q new comedy In pcrspec.
tive lor The Court theatre where something Iresii ~
needed to give q 1iltp 10 Understanding
TnUmbv and "Doctor Daveyn not proving very al
ractive. , -,
the public who help to support an Italian Opera
in this country, and who have long wished as an
adjunct to the performance Of musical COMPOSITIONS
tue school OF ballet spectacle, in Whicn IaSiloni,
Fanny Ellser CeritO end other exposirors or the
poetry OF motion wont to delight the lrequent-
era OF the aymarket opera House. may hear with In
ter st that attempt will shortly be MADE 70 revive
these classical glories. Mr.. Mapleson mas concluded
an engagement with the director OF the Nieunoise
ballet troupe one OF whose chief ornaments is Mllc
Kaihi Launer, prlnld donna OSsoiiuG det Bdio at
the Italian opera OF Vienna and daughter OF Lam
ner, the well known composer OF waltz music.
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NO PAY Ana BesEHTioa IN TIE UNITED STATES Army.
New YORK, March q,

NEW loHk, march ~, 1871.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
have a brother soldier In the army o! the
United States now, and faithful private during the
whole or the rebellion. The following extract from
a letter received from him. mailed at Taos, New
Mexico, send 10 you for publication, as such things
should be brought to the attention OF the authorities
In washington, and If known and approved there
the people should know tnat such things are per.
mllted:--
DEAR B2orHER--
| nave deserted from my company at Fort Garland
captured. When I enlisted ! dld " as you know
IRON fondnoss Tor soldiers life. | desert now
simply because instead Of beng treated ike man
have been abused worse than a brute Have not
had q dollar in paw In nearly two years except
through the trader IN drblets from his store There
has not been paymaster at Fort Garland IN nearly
three years. Tue troops have been paid by the
trader entirely, ana i und others instead OF
having money have becn obliged TO take
our pay in trade the trader OF course pocketng all
the money. ! am only one OF more than nifty who
have deserted IN two years past from tnis post
We cannot see what paymaster5 are for II not TO
pay money 20 the soldiers. We know that there are
three or iour az Santa Re who frequently have moth
shat trip oil ten days once In two months TO this post
could easily be made. The Quartermaster's here
are always paid their money every month. They get
the cash direct from The Office OF their depar lmcnt
j. u fair 10 discriminate between the poor soldier
ana the teamsterY
write this In haste, as am on my way TO the
Southern Nlnes, and n not wearing q pail and
cna,n you VIII hear from me from sonora, In
Mexico. There arc 20 least 1fty dcserters whom
know doing well In the mines.
Sach H. the story OF poor soldier. II such things
are permitted by soldier President, what may VIC
expect next. Yours &C., WILLIAM V. B..
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WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
scaled proposals win be received al the office OF the SUI
pcrntenient, until u NJ April 40 lo7 for furnishing, de-
verng, fitting, and putting in place The iron work OF the
third ami fourth Gocls and roo of the Post once and
markeaH " q, s2, e3 81 g. 81, and the accompanying
plans sud consisting principally of rolled wrought
The WORK 20 ts delivered and put in place ii such times as
may. time TO time, lie required by the superintendent
prov ed III door and the roof shall be made the sub
allowed thirty days FOR the making and putting in place
each aoor and ninety days for making and putting In place
The contractors will be permitted The the derrks
aud machinery belonging 10 the bdne IN putting tie work
in place who charge hut will he required to pay the time
Of the employed In working them, who Will be furnished
by the department when required
scanoidug sili be iurIishel w the contractors.
The work will not be suDdviuei among the different bid
but will be considered and awarded In the aggregate
Ninety cent of the amount duo Will be paid on the com,
peon OF each floor, the balance ON the lna completion OF
The con. ract.
An bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the
Of S20OgJ that the bidder will accept and perform the
awarded him. the succncy OF the security to he
tilted tho Cncl States judge ClcrN Of the United States
Court District Attorney of the district where he resides
The department the right 10 reject anv or all bids
any bid thai Ia the printed form 10 be OBJ
tnned In this Office and does not conform In respect
requirements this advertisement OF the printed
and scheIuc will not lie considered neither will any
proposals be received from parties who not themselves
engaged In the manufacture Of cast wrought iron work,
and who have not the necessary facilities for getting out the
castings rolled beams.
Proposals be endorsed "Dids for Iron Work, Post
Orcs anil Sub1rrasury Boston, MASS and addressed 10
0RlDLEY J. r. BRYANT, Superintendent.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

ar. Armstrong, who revived the Selma fAla) Ddfy
Reporter about a mouth ago announces Its suspen-
sion on account Of insufficient business.
Colonel W. y. Mann has disposed OF his Interest In
the Mobile Fegistsr. Mr. Isaac Donovan ID the pur
chaser.
The Exeter ~ H. Ne,cs Letter OF this week an
DouDees the dissolution Of partnership Of NarScies
4 Iloyt Mr. Andrew J. Hoyt goes TO Bavcrhill,
leLles WIN ,0a!inle IN charge Of the Nsss 1etssr.
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w MATINEE APRIL 8,
SATURDAY,
AT 10 p. NJ.
THE NERVOUS MAN
TUE UNFINISHLD GENTLEMAN.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
~ Crowded houses and immense applause testify the
OF Mr. Augustin Days
ciety entitled
HORIZON.
SPLENDID SCENERY, APPROPRIATE APPOINTMETS,
CORRECT COSTUMES.
Panoramic effects by j. Il. HAYES,
and powerful cast, including the inimitable
q. l.. FOX
Miss AGNES ETHEL, from tle Fifth Avenue Theatre by
permission Of Mr.: DAILY The TABLEAuX nightly encored.
The performance commences punctuaiy evening Al
o'clock, and terminates nj ID minutes past H.
Matinee Doors open at and curtain rises at q.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-To prevent disappointment Al night,
seats should be during the The Box
III o'clock A. NJ. and seats can be secured
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES POST OFFICE AND sUB-TREA
~ sury, Boston, Mass Office Of superintendent, March