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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL,
MOH EY MAR X Il =.
MONDAY, Dec. 1915 P. n.

MONDAY, Dec. 40 r. "A.
The four leading fsnces-Cum bsrsrd Coal Parker Vein
Coal Nicaragua Transit and Erie Raroad-were in moder
ate At the first board to-day but there
material variation in prices compared with those current
At the close of the market Saturday Nicaragua ad
vanced u per cent Cumberland Coal, Il; Hudson River
Railroad, New York Central Railroad Bonds, y; Park
Vein III Harlem Railroad a. Erie Railroad declined u
per cent; Reading Railroad, ii Phsnix Coal, 1; Erie
Bonds 1871, a. Nicaragua looks little buoyant. The
buyers time abundant 10 day and it is very likely
that those who sold between % 20 per cent have been
buying In again at 26 ~ per cent. There is doubt
but that this stock will reach much higher points,
Il who situated to be continually posted
the compsny's affairs, are among the largest pur
chasers at current rates Parker Vein may be worth much
than 1t is selling but will be difficult earyit
up just 1t may up with otners during specu
latve movement but there sellers than buyers
at this moment and likely to be- at . moderate de-
cline Cumberland Coal Is sustained by well managed
per and may cont for time. Very few Of the
transactions at the board real Erie Railroad Har
lem Reading and all the other railroad stocks daily opsr
ated In experience Ii daily fluctuations In market value
without any movement Of copsequesoe the board At
this season Of the year. speculation generally dormant
and prices ef depressed but when look at the
position Of many fancy stocks at the changes which have
taken place in them at thh better dsveopemsnt OF their
resources and che accumulation Of capital in the hands
Of Individuals 1t is somewhat sur rising that much
apathy should exist In the MARKET and that much diff
Guilty should be realized in maintaining prices This
been hard FOX spectators in fancy stocks FOR RISE
The bears have general thing made money and the
prospect is as good for them ever. During the
next sixty days We shall have beyond doubt, dull,
heavy market After that the bears must be cautious
how they put out contracts.
At the second board to-day the downward tendency Of
prices continued. Parker Vein declined 4 per cent; Har
lem, n; Cumberland Coal y; Erie Railroad, n New
haven Railroad, " Lehigh Zinc, NJ AcCullock, r. The
sales of Nicaragua appear to be principally Time buy
er's option
tt exed official statement exhibits the condition
Of the four leading de patments of the New York city
banks, December 8, 10 and IT. 1853. 1t should be
borne in mind that these returns give the average
amount for the week. and not the actual condition
the morning of the day the reports dated This pre-
vents all prepsr atoms for the purpose of making favor
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The returns for the week ending Dec II shew grsssr
variation in the movement Of the several departments
The line Of discounts has increased deposits
while the circulation has decreased Si8S S74
and specie 1921 TAO These changes but tans, eom
pared with the aggregated The expansion in loans And
DISCOUNTS has been gradual but steady The point
touched during the week ending Nov H. The chr
cuation continues to fall off, 1t Is than during
any week in the past four months.
The receipts the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer 10
day, amounted to slae 1907 paid sls,as4 55-baanos.
&1s8,87b s8.
The New York and Harlem Railroad Company have
declared semi annual dividend Of four per cent on the
preferred itook Of the company the Bank Of North
America semi annual dividend of three and half pes
cent
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have declared
an interest dividend at the per cent per an
mum up to January l, 1854 the Amounts paid in on
the capital stock payable at the Office this city the
Sd of January prox
The interest the bonds Of the Camel Coal Company,
due he 1st Of January, will be paid presentation
Of the coupons al the Bank OF North in this city
letter from Mr. Snowden, director Of ths United
tates Mint at Philadelphia to the editors OF ths wash
ngton Jnior in answer assertion OF Its New YORK
pondent that the Mint payng ost bars on
account OF ts inability to furnish coin, ssJs:-
Thv Ia not irue. Bar only osd VIXEN required By
dero,icra This mint IL capable ~ oootpg any amount
OF bullion VI h which vwey be snpp''sd Depcntor are
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
TIE INVASION OF LOWER CALIFORNIA.
OPINION OF The MEXICAN PRESS THEREON.
RESTORATION OF THE EMPIRE.
GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT,
&c, &c, &c.

We have received our correspondence and fle5 Of
journals from the city Of Mexico extending up the
Sd Of December, being ten days later intelligence
than that published in edition Of yesterday The
fnllnvinr ia our
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new YoRK CRY BAHEs.

Total az, sao, 772 sl2 4ss, 7eo sla, go
Tho condition Of the leading departments Of the banks
Of this city Ut different periods, compares - foows-
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Grand total.
ne commerce of the port of New.YOrk in jane, 1858.
ArRNALsIRoN FoREI0s roRts.

The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi annual di, idend Of cent
The Chestnut Hill Iron ore Company cent, payable
Jsy 10.
The Hanover Insurance Co has declared It's second semi
annual dividend Of 10 cent. This has been very suc
cessul affair and has considerable surplus after the diyj
Gcnd
The Hamilton Insurance Co has declared semi annual
dividend Of cent
The only Transaction the Mining Board so shares
McCulloch, 81, deliverable early in August
There is a more .ctive demand for Money to day, the
neutral effect Of the calling in o( loans by banking houses
sud Corporations having large amounts of interest and
dividends TO disburse morrow. Next week large por
ton of these disbursements together with about five mil
lions from the Sub Treasury will be seeking employment
in the street There is change in rates Call loans are
Sal cent and rs class paper goes at the same figures
Messrs Ketchum, Rogers & Bement, will pay the oou
pons due on the Bonds of the Mansfield and Sandusky Raj
road Company and those Of the Pasburg aud Montreal
Railroad Company.
The City Bank Of New York has given notice that II Is
about to increase he Capital Stock 100000. The new
shares will be offered al auction on the eth OF July next
and will be entitled dividend from the st Of May last
The news by the Africa is generally considered fayors
bic The private letters convey the opinion that war VIII
BE- the resu Of the present doubtful condition Of the
Eastern question The feeling in the money circles was
better Money easier, and COnsos had improved to
90 closing At 9s In American Securities, there some
thing doilg and the Continental bankers say that If there
should be war attention will be turned very largely to
our securities We hear Of some negotiations going on In
London avoraby, but not 10 large extent Barring says.
American experienced s demand this week and
no ussra pces Bot he Bonds Of he Railway Com
ptr STATES o red tor sale and DO not quite
maintain preytoss Prices
Thu Daiiy Aers says, There has not been much
tyy this week the market for American Stocks the de-
mand for investment having sbated IL does not appear
that this market would suffer- like all European Stocks in
the event Of the Eastern difficulty resulting in an erpo.
jon On the contrary it is imagined that while the gener
al effect Of European rupture would be to capitalists to
hold their in hand to meet all emergencies such funds
would eventually Cow for temporary investment into United
d n -. L II
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hIARRIEn.

DOUGLAS-BRIGGs-A Washington. June l6 Thomas Douglas
Ohio AID MISC Mara j. daughter Of Thomas BngS
Of Air Hiii CLARKE Co Va
ADAMs.-At Washington D. c, June o. william C.
johnson Uus = Mary Louisa only daughter 0f ds late
" e grand daughter ~ the late exPes
don't 10 d Quincy Adams
HAssI FR- m BB-At wshngon, C, June u J. J. Has
itant Coast Survey, and Elizabeth 5Jmer
y o.. dsugifer Of the late Col hebh
FEAGR- WILLIAMS Thursday June 90 by Rev Jas
l. siocs David Moleuaor TO Miss Eliza WA,ms both OF this
fHYFF-FAULFNFR-Jun 30 ~ Rev. Or. Knox John O.
Pr We 10 Fauu- daughter James C. Faulkner ell Of his city
EOGFRS- Thursday. June 80 b. Rev Dr. knor
Ross Feu, young daughter OF the late teus
ell & tiis city
,PFAR-SHAY Al Dr. Burchads CHURCH 3th., June 81 By
Rfv simmer Mr. Charles Spear 20 Miss Margaret Shay al
9TH IA rtf
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Tie chief vsraiions in the Bank baanceshes, AZ
out Of the usual and mainly caused by the contnu
aree Of the repaymeDs Of slch Of the jams EEeheqIer
bills as were not renewed. The public deposits
drawn down 20 very low figure and 10 view Of the fact
thathe dividends C0nso and several other Government
socks fall payable three weeks hence there Is good
foundation for the opinion that Government will require
con.derabe temporary assistance sm the Bank In proof
of TIE ease that bias prevailed in the Money market since
rhe Bank raised ~ discount rate 30 a per cent aud Of
inds positioD 20 pay this high when accommods ion
can Be procured elsewhere much lover terms We find
the unusual feature OF considerable dimnutiOn in the
private securities The rapid augmentation OF private
Deposit tie Ercheguer Bal repzynens coufinue slso
the abundance Of unemployed money The further
considerable In the bullion Is Il caused by
The phu1 Of Australian gold, Of which, reported In
the week in question many large parcels were presented
10 the Bank FOR purchase there beng ~ the same time an
absence Of cOrn,sr~cing influence the shape Of marked
foreign demand In it, general bearing on the Money
aTkst and tie interests Of the commercial community,
this return IA Of very tranqulisng character
The half yearly dividend the South Carolins sena$
regodated BY Palmer Mackllop, Dent & CO. Is aev@'
used in tie Il ndon p'pers payable eaths Isl o. '"'
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POUGHKEEPSIE.


To De Editor Of The " Y BI1vn<
SIR: Some Of your readers may remember the suits
brought before the Circuit Court in this place last Decen
Der Some twelve plead guilty 10 the chsrgs Of VIC
lang the Excse laws and let of without paying ane
upon Their pedg. not TO again Judge Barculo
then uiomed the citizens Of Poughke eps that the lag
against the Illegal sale Of liquors would be put force
But notwithstanding this warning many have gone ia
Their rims pouring desth and ths aity
contrary law Last week several Of these illegal tra
6cers indicted by the Grand Jury Yesterday June
q, two OF those indicted rspuiuPon trial
Jury were selected. and Mr.. Rumseler Tompson was
placed upon trial His sins made manifest and the
Jury after being absent for about i've minutes returned
into Court, with verdict of guilty.
fellow by H. Of Moore next brought 10 the
bar. The testimony clear against him. that he
finally concluded 10 plead guilty
This morning these outlaws were brought up for sen
tence Moore in consequence Of the illness This wife,
not Imprisoned but fned-OV hundred ana ty dsDars.
Then 1o0pssn brought from the jail where be bad
lodged for the light 10 hear his doom.
Ju-ee BGculo-You are brought here, Tompson, TO re-
ceive sentence. Have you anything TO say
Prisoner-Nothirg. Only / am sorry
JDcge-We are suy. Nothing i, more painful than 10
prom unce sentence against men who have not hitherto
T$nk I'd with chi nnals You have been fined bu.
fines do not answer in your You notified last
December that he law would be put in force You have
sDDed with your eyes OpeuyOu have deed the law, and
acted though you stronger than the and now
to test that question and which Is the strongest we
sentence you TO the County Jail for nisety days
TOmpsOb said he thought hard to be punished for what
so many srOund him doing.
The Judge told him that all who here would 90
the way he was going.
This sheriff then led Tom pson of 10 jail
These righteous proceedings cre,te something OF sen
sson here TompsOn counsel said after this is
the end Of rum" saw two runsellers after, who
said they shoud sell out Two Others indicted sick
guess II is something such sickness BslshszzN had
when be saw the handwriting upon the wall One OF them
IL required give bail in The Of hOgans d0Hdri
Long live Judge Bsrcuo, and may the time soon come
when every Judicial Bench in the land shall be honorei by
such men
District Attorney Campbell is also entitled to respect for
his fearless and msnly course Yours, &c. H.
PoR9lkeeptie, Jane o. 1858.
A Of Tho On nLerand Cna Mnars still ON the
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IlIEIl.

FATON-On "wednesday June g Henry Valentine Of the
Lite Nsn.hrop Fstou. sssc 10 yeais
Of thr family r-spcctY 1Ytd ID at-9f De ~
rer. this (F6ay afternoon O'clock from hs late residence NO
If9 south fih-sf- Nillams5grgh
ORFENE -Suddenly, Thursday J1re " Sifah +, wis Of
Tfouas Greene. $50 sssd 81 year..
me friends family Invited attend the funeral SAT-
urdav morning Juy o'clock from her ate residence, ~
G,srdst Wnismsufgh The rmains vii be aSen 10 Green
wCC utcrnlenf
TOISsAINT Thursday bis residence In this city Pierre
Tcnsssrt T. the 9Th yearof his
invited attend his tunera a. 81 Peters Cnnfch
Barclay e., O Saturday morning a. 10 O'Clock
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LAdrertlselnent ]

CLARENDON, iTHY. COR or l-rHsr.-An additional
wing psnd Hotel will b. opened THURSDAY lith July
hen completed will make this establishment u the largest In
NewYork The additional part will be ed and furnished IN the
eh ana beautiful the building which eNccs
The throughout wth
Cosets Sc quite II Apartments and the
very stuaed the fashionable part the
CITY the Crystal Paaoe make the attractive Hotel
Traveller the In order select AMI desirable
the Proprietor has fixed the charges ~ - since the
frst Of Fsbruary o. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
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school soci..v. corner Of Gran ana Emsts -
But litIe business Of importsn> - = ; 80
rious tums were voted under the p
for TIE support of the Free Academy an
eIpen-es .,.,,A -
Invitations were presented aud accepted D. - D.,
summation # arr schools Nos. p and 30 and OF
gers Institute
A report presented by Commissioner Waterbury, N
favor Of establishing school for colord children IN
Twenty eighth st snd spproprS,ng $500 therefor was
adopted.
conn unicsiion wss received from Mr. Mclven in re-
ls'ion to the snnuling Of his license.
report presented in relation 20 application 70 he
gents University fer permission to Faculty OF Free AGA
DENY to confer degrees Adjourned to July s.
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aies 500 Anezbeny Co g. "a $1,000 s.ss Sd g 81
70 fs,rs BoDds 20 81 10 Cona1efs,li Bans - "a
81 1871 - : -'a'' A''' - ~ o - ~
Csr-l -. ..r IA. Z c;.~
go 90 - % Beav Mead So . Sch Nsr PET 81
ssfo A. e. ~ %: Sofoo Perm Couo ~ l0 FL o9 slsg Canal
q sss 70 Lebi.h Nav ei; Il H.rsburg R. 4 5ci $1,000 Win
r e
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rEIrasnAY- Ir,s Mp

There was 10 marked feature in the Stock market to-
dAy The want Of Animation continues and without change
Of importance the tendency Of the market Is TO lower
prices The Fancy Railroads closed about the sas yes
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WoRID's FAIR AND CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Dtpot No.
AZ BroadW az Boot. Shoes and Gaiter omprs ng
the largest offered atdy cent below the usual
proe Plesse call ard e1ann JoNEss No al Broadway
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CoIoRED DAGUERREorYPEs-Ihe public are invited
to CuaNEYs Dsgueuesn Gallery 80 Broadway examine his
Of coored DaEeneotyPes Also bis matches Crysao
typss with ard without color
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RedeemsBs. Prices.
United SacsG . cent BOnds............ 1872 10i 0lW
I'uitea sses J. cent Bouds.........s. 1893 llOtuli
uitsd states in stock DlS
rit.d states q Is6leKdy l0i 1l0k
ps,n; cert ls issi SS9i
N,,ssSbrs.s b c, Dr. sleIinz Bonds..... 1853 l7 8os
Nsrytld = e,rt Sterling B0n1s........., Bnp0
vrias :, cent, 10. stock div. g2i 81
X,rgnia & \ cent Bo,ds................. y3n 10
Ees,nrk u 4, cent 1853 ND0
Ros.op ~ a. a. cent eterinq Bonds....
Neu.Yors Cty y cent exdiy 95
h.u Orans a cont Botda ........ div 30 %
Pegusylv.rs snfr.l RAoad cents 1890 eIdy ~
cfneirnef srd " Lous I y cent LEI mort. 80. SJn
Cb,caeo AID assi1pri \ cent ls. mort. 80. 30 0i
Plila sud Reading RR y cent Mt. Bonds. 1860 40 q
se~ YotE ard Fe q cent Convertible. I@teIdy D. a 81
COnyeTtble.... 1871 eHdy ~
A.. s-Yort y ceLt- Let Ng.....l11-a9 h1 1lB
Tbrr have transactions u late in Csaada Ooye
Debenures lHdlf7B and 10 Canadian Railway
ent best l3 Go1 both including the forth
There have been transactions Of late in Cana
da Government 4 cent. Debenures, i7ail7l, and In
Canadian RslsayoP cent Debentares Of the best class
at lO3 lO4, including the forthcoming July dudends-
"a I,ibo,d On.sr,o Huron and simcoe, at ST. Law
renee and Cbanpain cent Debenturss. Great conf
deucs ia felt IN Canadian investments
The Bank Of Englands latest return itn June SHOWS
coin and bullion, namely:
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iercay Coal Shares Sre heavy and Land Socks ALA
Jersey Zine sold At II div In Premium Railroads ther
Is small business Going but are steady The r,n,sr
hooks Of the Central line viii b. OPP we believe e. nor
row For Rochester snd Syracuse ia is bid BafLo aud
State Line 1907 Erie sni North East 1855 Cleveland Co,
lumbus ard Cincinnati. 1881 Little Miami leo SIDE, OF
Michigan Southern have been made a, lSo dividend and
right to new stock off and the new stock has changed
hands at l25sl30. Government Stocks wanted and
improved Railroad Bonds quiet and steady
In Exchange there is little nothing doing The quo
tations for Sterling are O. 9i. Francs Sl5s5l3l
Freghts are rather inactive to-day. spd not very dr
To Liverpool sSOCo bush Wheat Sd in bulk std 10 ships
bsgs 5000 or 4ooO bbls Flour Ia ID Cotton Ia S3lsd;
Tsllow l5s To London. 1000 bbs Flour 2s There is
fair demand for Deal vessels and some engagements were
made To California the market is not sove At 40 s6oe
einteres. on the public debt has been transferred to-
day at the Sub Treasury and will be paid out to norro~
The amount received today is sssl,s1l. Payments
eI5l66ei Balance, s7,i0ostO. The actual balance in
the Treasury is very near ssoooooO
The business Of the Sub Treasury FOR the month past has
been:
June is's
On .secsIt Of SesoT, ..................sSSssi S
On oeOunI Of Post Ohes Deputusst...... gssA
On seeo1n' Of AeelSsesas... NSe' S-t'NSo' -
TO.""..... ..".sIs'OL'S %
Treasury Drs..' SeSIS
Foioses 6: i tn a-s ys
June So So sc02t0 60
June s. BY baa Of Pznds paw Csupoos. s2S9 ~
SS APpropnstoss. L''S'S w
............... al03s3 ~
To l0lS g
1852 OF
Receipts the ending June 10 81. 9lo5N
Receipts for Customs IN the year endas June ~ 49, S7sSH -
Increase in sssr's1 70
Total Funds On ssOLi@1
The following IS report Of the Specie entered at the
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part OF The Cumberland Coal Miners are still on the
strike, and the supply sent TO market continues light
Thomas Atkinson, the Superintendent If the Company,
bos
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rst ore when her hacker down TIE home stretch and
told Hiram 70 keep her back Highland Maid just saving
her distance FsrS winning the heat in minutes and 81
secouds
Sirfk Herf-The rsce was all but over Flors was
fresh a. ever while Highland Was greatly distressed
They were started evenly together Flora took the lead
ard hep, it. Highland being able TO overtake her
THUS ended this grea. and exciting tro. When Flora came
the score mds, laundering cheering from al pats OF
the trsok, winner Of the heat in 2.]5.
The following is the result
Tuesday June "a trotting match for $4,000 nie heats
hest in = 10 wagons
EiIsn voodruf'sb U. Flors T.mple...........
Georf- Srcer. n. High and Msd.............e
UNoy COUR.E. l.. I-Trottng for parse OF sl'l'0'
thursday June 30 mile heats, bes, 10 5, in harness;
y woodrus h. n Fo-s Ter1ple......................
" Kinrs Blaet
nue--s2; 81 30.
full report Of this race will be gwen to morrow
LIST OF MoURsERs-The following list embraces the
Of nearly all the place thus far found guilty
Of Whiggery snd other capital oesses and removed from
the Custom Hou,e BY Judge Bronson Each OF these
gentlemen presented himself to the accounting ohc"ys
terdsy bis head in one hand and his bill for month. - g.
ry in the other Some melancholy jokes and severn re
eepts were passed and the sIpatriated departed With
In
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ARREST on A CglRGE or LIBEL-Nathsni Stiusou,
Fcitor was yesterday arrested by OBJ Campbell and
Spicer on warrant issued by the Court of Sessions in
which be stat DIS charged with libel on complaint OF Mr. j.
Gilbert residing in Bond 81. and doing business in
Cour,and MIR Stnson will give bail for his appearance
TO answer the charge at Court.
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CouP DE- SoIErI-Ps,rick McAnally, living at No. 10
Oliycrs found lying ia Market near Mtdisonss, on
wednesday afternoon in state of in,ensibty aud taken
home DR. Cheesmsn WAS called and expressed the opin
ion that be had been overpowered by the heat Of the
An unknown man WAS sun struck while IN Peck slip at
noon yesterday He was conveyed in state OF nsens
bi,y to the y \. Hospital
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-08

of the contract at the post Office designated exc
cute the same with good and sufficient sureties to
furnish the articles proposed agreeably to the
terms specified in the contract. The law of the
10th Of August, 1876, forbids the consideration OF
all proposals. not accompanied by such guarantee.
Bidders particularly cautioned to endorse their
offers as oboue required, that they may be distin-
tnguished from other business letters, in order to
prevent their being opened before the day ap
pointed.
Offers not made in strict conformity with this
advertisement will be considered rejected at the
option of the bureau. Those only whoee offers
may be accepted will be notified and contracts
forwarded without delay.
Persons offering are directed to designate the
post office through which they desire to be address
ed, and the navy agent to whom the contracts shall
be sent for execution.
& All editors authorized to publish this advertise.
ment will be specially notified by this bureau;
none others will be paid for its insertion.
FORM OF AN OFFER.
l Cor we) agree to furnish and deliver at the
navy yard at -, in conformity with the re
qoirements of the advertisement by the Bureau OF
Construction, Equipment and Repair, of the Oath
of January, 1858. the mast and spar timber re-
quired at that yard by said advertisement, viz,
--- cubic feet at the rate of --- cents per
cubic foot. s..
If my bid be accepted, / desire to be addressed
through the post Office at --, and the contract
to be sent to the navy agent at for execution.
A.B.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the
State of -, hereby guarantee, in case the fore
going bid of T. be accepted, that he Cor they
will, within ten days after the receipt of the
tract at the post Office designated in said bid,
cute the same with good and sufficient sureties. to
furnish the mast and spar timber proposed, in con-
formity with the terms of the advertisement under
which it was made. CD.
hereby certify that, to the best of my know
ledge and belief, the above named guarantors are
good and sufficient Eff,
Navy Agent.
The offer to be endorsed ssProposals for Mast
and Spar Timber, -, Navy Yard at --.
Jan 24-law4w E