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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

A "REMINISCENCES or TRAvELLISG.-We yesterday visit
ed the Crystal Palace with friend from st. Louis who
complained of fatigue occasoned by his journey tors
that city this Of four days and three nights sgtyou
hours. When we, the writer were youth, we ACCOM-
pshed journey from New York to St. Louis Travel
ling with all the speed practicable at that day we reach
ed the latter point in day fee reek, There are
lines Of railroads forming continuous track from
New York to Louis with the exception Of thirty miles
between Bloomington and Springfield, in Illinois, The
iiaas viii be filed up within two months The route
pursued By these lines is crcuitous being through Dun
kirk Cleveland, Toledo Chicago, Lasalle and Alton
There is in course Of construction line Of road from
Cleveland to ST. Louis, which will reduce the time be-
tween New York and st. Louis twenty-four hours But
i is IN contemplation to build an air line through New
Jersey, Pennsylvania Ohio and the other States which
will enable the traveller pass from the commercial me-
trOpolis to the Mississippi in forty eight hours
TNsw york Coifrisr
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

MINISTER TO CoNsrANTINopLE.-The Baltimore
Patriot of last evening announces the appointment
Of a new Minister to Constantinople, as follows:
Yesterday President PIERCE informed Col. CARROLL
SPENCE, Of this city, that he had received the appoint
ment Of resident Minister to Constantnope This is
Maryland appointment and no doubt good one, and,
crediby informed unsolicited the part Of
Col SPENCE. When this gentleman was in the Legisa-
ture Of Maryland, few years ago, he took decided
stand for the State faith and has always been
vatve Democrat since he entered their ranks. His
personal and political friends will be gratfed
hear Of this appointment"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

Vermont is rich in minerals 1t produces copper rinc
and great variety Of rocks Iron occurs in great album
dance. Immense quantities Of copperas are annually
manufactured at STAFFORD and Shrewsbury from the sui
phuret Of iron, or pyrtes found there in abundance
Near Brandon copper and silver have been found
Burlington at Monckton there is extensive bed Of
koian porcelain earth But the great staple granite
Of which there is an inexhalstible supply The finest
marbles are quarried at Mddebury Swanton, Bennng-
ton, Rutland 60. There also quarries Of oil stone
and slate from which large quantities of these substances
are annually taken.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27
FROM TEXAS.

We have Galveston papers to the 18th instant. The
result of the election for Governor yet ascertain
ed In wentyeght counties mostly in Eastern Texas,
Mr. PEAsE Dem leads Mr.. ocHmrREE (whg) 700 votes.
The West is Judge 0chiltrees stronghold.
The report from San Antonio of Gen. LhMAR's death
is believed to be incorrect. His relations in Galveston
have news Of such event. and his residence is only
days journey from them.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27
SEIZURE OF A.FIsHING VESSEL.


The report of the capture Of an American fishing
schooner by English steamer has created some
little excitement down East. The Gloucester Telegraph
gives the following account of the capture:
"The schooner Rosannah, Capt. Howard, arrived a
this port on Saturday from the Bay Of s.. Lawrence
Capt Howard reports that the schooner Star Light Capt
Mcdonald of this port taken by the steamer Devas
taton on the 9th instant about fifty miles above Gaspe
and carried into the latter place The steamer passed
fleet of fourteen fifteen vessels saying nothing "a
them, and proceeded about miles to where the Star
Light and another vessel lying becalmed The off
took possession of the Star Light and suffered the
other to CO. Why il Capt. Howard did not learn
Capt Howard did not stop Gape to what done
with her, but directly home. The Star Light was
vessel Of 100 tons burden and cost So 500 She
belonged to Mr. VIM III. Steele. She had about 80 bar
rels Of mackere board the time of her seizure
Capt Howard was informed at the Gut that two Aner-
armed vessels had passed through but he nothing
of them"
A correspondent of the Boston Traveller adds:
"Capt. Howard has met with poor luck and reports
mackerel scarce, having been absent ten weeks
The schooner Mary Niles and Eliza Proctor were chased
out Of the bay by English cutter aad gunboat Il
up calm at the time and night they were lost
sight Of by the cutter Capt Howard also thinks that the
schooner Hannibal, of Beverly, Capt. Lewis who was
chased out Of Fox river short time since was taken by
the British cutter The cutters and gunboats, with the
Devastation are very strict in the vicinity Of Gape and
Seven Islands, not allowing the Yankees keep in shore
in of storm, &C. The Rosannah has not put into
port since she left home. She spoke several Newbury
port and Gloucester vessels with small fares Of mackere
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

MAID, Wire, AND WIDOW IN 0sE DAy.-An instance
maid, wife, and a widow all in one day. Mrs Conner,
wife Of who was so cruelty murdered on Front
street. in that city last week. had married her husband
on the morning Of the day which the fatal ARRAY
occurred AT moru maid At noon wife, 81 evening
widow!
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27
TENNESSEE ELECTION.

The late election in Tennessee has resulted in the
choice Of five Wings and FIVE Democrats to repre-
sent that State in Congress. Their names are as
follows:
Wigs. Democrats,
VIM. Culom, Brookins Campbell,
Charles Ready, W. NJ. Churchwell,
r. NJ. Bugg, gain Saml. A. Smith,
F. X. Zollicofer, Geo. w. JONES'
Emerson Etherdge, Frederick p. Stanton.
The Hon. ANDREW JoHNsoN's majority for Gov
ernor exceeds two thousand votes In the State
Senate the Democrats have majority of one, and
in the House the Wings have majority Of thirteen
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

KEYTrcSY AND MrssoURI ToBAcco Caops-The Louis
Vile Courier Of the 18th instant that the tobacco
crop in many of the counties Of Kentucky viii fall short
more than one-hal, while the quality will be quite infe
ror Most Of the second planting in Kentucky was done
after the Goth ofJuy period (even IL followed by good
weather. which seldom allows it mature The Courier
says the from the tobacco regions OF Missouri Is
equally dscouraging.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

ScHuYLKILL RAxoEns SHor.--A gang Of Schuylkill
Rangers boarded canal boat on the Schuylk at Phi
ladephia, during Saturday night for the purpose of
plunderingit The captain was awakened and dscharg
ed the contents Of double pistol among the gang
which it is said crippled two IS they we're dragged off
by their comrades.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

Sickness on STEAaBoATs.-We learn from the ST Louis
papers that not boat has arrived there from New Or
leans within week or two past that has buried mora
or less OF her passengers The three last boats
up-Uenry Chouteau, Michigan, and Aleck Scott-a had
sickness and several deaths board The Scott the
arrival, buried Ave deck hands and deck passengers
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

The PEABODY ISsTIrurE.-The corner tone Of the
Peabody Institute, founded by Geo. Peabody, ESQ., Of
London, was laid Saturday afternoon, at Danvers,
Massachusetts,, in the presence Of assembly
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

Bishop WmrrNGHAn, Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the diocese Of Maryland passenger in
the steamer Pacific from Europe where he has been ira
Yelling to improve his health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
Did,.


DEAgAt New Rochelle JaDe a. Ars Charlotte Dean. sssd
on Thuday "a inst, a. oeoek, hon her late residence t
HevHk Tuesday June o. sasr painful lines Of
over four yezrs eursoH Frederick kn Of Esmns A. Ksfz
ssed q Jesrs:
az ociock Wednesday remains VII -
sEer rsspwood for Bsosk-
lvn sde 81 Fulton Ferry, e 4 o'clock.
Sheldon hsrrh formerly q Hartford. ca1s ssf -n 49,
he grandfather trt Muiterl sEd IS ~ Atea -
Estec 70 sauSuot Onscs Co in l7y1 he eecea ~ s
Een.eT ofthe Presbyterian Chsrch aid ~ a..
NEICALf-Srcdenly, Tuesday J1pe ~ ~ tf--.r -
brain, Juliet Pze Mecs youngest daughter 80
yssn, months ard a d.yl .....sh-
Tzs rssnys. cad fsla 0 pc g.ssss ss "a sna a@
funeyaI 81 k1e "a 1orsnf, ft1a No ~ 80 Ws~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

ArrKNPrED TO DEovS HERsELF.-A German WonNn
SIP r-nfy about % wears of sg- stf-mp~i 9" ~,
SET 70 vSIus Creek fot Of Warren 81 YESTERDAY oAs
observed struggling in the water by Ar James
Wbo rescued and took her 90 the Third D-tlt S~.'u
House. Her reason for wishing TO 'ke away sin nS
list she could obtain empl yulent hsNinS uen
bur few weeks 10 the country and would rather os n
beg.
lLITGAI fNTFENENTs "A man named Patrick ~ an Va
arrested Nondav night n,srrog the BODY OF an IN
rt in 81 Jmes Churchyard in Jay ST. being in 'ioSiion
Of city ordinance.
CIR CoURr.-In this Court yesterday Juice Green
pleaded guilty Indictment for patti larceny and
sentenced 10 the County Jail for twenty days James
Day pleaded not guilty t. an ildic.men, co. assault and
battery Complainant ackno redsng satisfaction. aoUs
grosqri entered, and defendant discharged paying
sl5 costs.
CoNvIrrED IN FULL MIR. Alexander Fletcher. the
confidence man. who obtained a II money from Mr.
Crooker and others tine since by false repre-
ssutaons brought before Justice Batchey yesterday
and committed in full for trial
FrRy-A fire occurred AZ house No. 81 Fulton st early
Yesterday morning. but was exn gHshed before serious
dsrnase had been done by Oicers Mclaughlin and Mona
mara ofths Second District Police.
FIRE ~ The PLANs-On the l0th inst hre secured
on the Plains Of Comsc l. burning 20 acres The
dwelling house of James Mark. At Cen'repOrt was con-
sued on Tuesday Of last week Being in thicky settled
n4ichborhOod ard the fire occurring the middle Of TIA
night scsrcey anything saved The property WAS ia
sured for $1,000 in the Huntington Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
/ then Adjourned for the day.
Court CaIendar.....Tms DAY.

CmcUr CoURr-Psrt Nos 533 36l. l756, 773, us,
CO. ~. 7Ol 5s4 ~ 77s % zee Part Nos 1911 t322
1853 1889 loe5 LOO 1855. 1885, 1878, 1874 $50 to
800 I56I 3G5 10 1874, 376, 1871 1879. $780, 1884,
1852 1893 3s5 1884, 35e 1890 20 1898, 1925 20 1898
4O2 400 1904 11O6 TO l4l7, 1920 10 l,430, 1882 20
l. 40, l,4f2, 1913 I4i6 10 l,l65.
CosMos PLEAs-Psrt Nos. 1876 10 i3s2, 13s4 10
800 1894 70 1896 1891 Part 2-NOs 3g7 $780, 400
10 I4Ilb I,4I2 10 LAC, I,y2l, 1876 $50.
suPERIOE CoCRT-Nos l032 $50 e36 1852, loss.
o56 1867, 1000, 1904 1906 77s g. CO. 99g 67 s3l.
2l ll25 1912, 1850, l0.l 10 1885, OF % 1897 LOO.
L, 5. DISTRICT CoURT.-NOs p, %, % TO %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

Board or EDUC ,rION-At 4 meeting Of the Board Of
Education held at the Clerks Office Monday evening
De- solution adopted requesting the Common Council
appropriate g. 600 for repairs and alterations upon Public
school Nc J. which account of its present condition IS
unhealthy 10 both teachers and children The proposals Of
Mr. Robert BrOksn for the carpenter work, and of Mr.
Evan Jones for the brick work Of the Public school 70 be
erected In the Third Ward. were adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

OUrRAGEovs CONDUcr Monday night, shout II O'clock
or 10 soes, in company with Mr. Buringway were
lifting upon upper basOoy Of hi. residence in North
econd It Third enjoying the evening air when
uarty rowdies up and commenced Addressing the
ladies' with BLACKBOARD and indecent language. MI h.
then down and requested them 20 leave when they
bounced upon and beat him Several persons residing in
The vicinity hearing the disturbance one OF
bem Young nan ia feeble health named Abr ,ham Cor
The back Of head by stone in the hands Of one Of
these dssperadoes which laid him sensees upon the walk
and caused deep sad dangerous cash in hs head Dr.
Dickinson was called and attended him. He had some
what recovered yesterday Oicer Ward arrived on
the spot, bu, the party had escaped.
A BRurAL OFFICER warrant WAS yesterday issued
by Justice Boswell for the arrest offs Bushwck constable
On charge Of beating and stabbing German named Ma
hue From the complaint. it appears that the constable
went 70 house Johnson street NJ nday aernoo to
remove some furniture which had been le there by him.
hut the owner the house refused 20 let il 60 ana some
words passed between them Mahue, with others. was
standing by, and asked ii the officer German or
American The officer knocked BIN down, drew a dirk
and stabbed him in the back Of the neck.
LARcENY-Wm McC sddan arrested by Officer Word
vs. Yesterday afternoon sent to the County Penlten,ary
fO Gays charge Of stealing watch from Mrs. MAady
residing Ia North Second street
RErRAcToRT ALDERMEN The Board Of Alderman were
upabls 10 transact any business, Monday evening in
cenequer &c Of some Of the Aldermen refusing TO st In
Council after coming to the City d After the Board WAS
called 20 order the Marshal dispatched with orders
bring in the refractory Aldermen bit hey 10 be
fo1nd consequently the Board adjourned to Thursday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
COURT or GENERAL sEssfONs-BeSors Ju5re
PECE


Vim. Michel, Pussian, who was recently convicted
o. shooting with intent to kill Miss Magdalena Thompson
uss this morning sentenced % the State Prison for years
Chas Crou convicted q grand larceny sentenced
TO the State Prison for years
Samuel Marcus, cOOred, convicted Of stealing watch
and chain, sentenced 10 the State Prison Tor years
Elizabeth Marcus bis wife, who pleaded guilty 20 tho
fense sentenced 90 the State Prison years.
james Graham convicted OF assault and battery Was
sentenced 10 the City Prison Tor 80 days.
Dennis Mccormick indicted for grand larceny pleaded
guilty. and sentenced 10 the State Prison for years
Thomas James indicted lor stealing $500 from his EN-.
plOyes Durham Dmon who had entrusted him with THAI
10 pay duties at the Custom House pleaded guilty.
and vii be sentence on Friday next.
VIM Fitzpatrick. indicted for mansaughter in the first
degree in cauing the deah of Mrs Mary Kaiin who
by the team Of the prisoner he having e them
in The street unfasteBed pleaded guilty - mansaughter In
the fourth degree and will be sentenced on Friday.
CoNylCTfOS OF DEsPERATE DOCK THIEyks.
Edward Riley. John Williams, Thomas Cannon and VIM
Warren, all young men, placed al the bar charged
with having the night Of the 18th inst gone board
the bark Adelne then lying az Pier No. 30 n and steal
ing thererom bale Of bro2fc0ih yssed az $50 which
was subsequently found concealed the Five PoDts II
IN evidence hat at the time the robbery effected
Frederek LEM the cook who the deck Of tbs
SCI assaulted knocked down and dreadgy beaten by
the thieves One Of them cut OF bis fingers OF with
knife The prisoners invited Of grand larceny and
remsnded to prison until Fndsy when they will DO sen
teDced.
The Court then adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
4 s nIsrRIcr couRr-Beforo Jndro INesn,oLL.

TRIAL FOR ASSAULT WITH A DAsGERoUs WEAPON.
Michael Hoey indicted for an assault on Emory Dunbar.
Mate of the steam boat Worcester with knife the
night Of the 2ls Of April last placed upon trial. Pris
ouer was waiter board IL was shown that lloey WAS
making noise in the cabin when the Captain sent the
Mate 10 get him on deck The Nate put his hand g
shoulder and told him that the Captain had SAINT down sr
him Prisoner Immediately struck tbs Mate two blows in
tho head near his cheek and wounded him severely Ths
Mate then caught his hand aud found he bad knife in H.
Prouer then drew the knife through the Mates hand and
severely cut H. lie then attempted the Mate testified,
again 10 strike the Mate when the latter knocked him
Gown and be secured. Some other testimony was
glyen The Jury relnTned verdict Of Guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
MARRIED.
nANIs-WHIHR0pT

DAyIs-WHITFORD-IB Bristol e. T. June G DAVID Davis Of
Creerpoft, \. y, and Miss sarah A WhtfoFd - ..
HUTTON sAEPHERD.-On Tsescsy June q, ~ re-. Joan
Thompson Alexander Hutton Elizabeth dA1sntef 81 IhoHs
Shepherd
ACOBR-FENTON In Fen,0uvile, y u June George
More YsWsbgTs M Deb0rh dA1shef Of !" H. H. Fsne"1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


RESPECT TO TBE MENoHT oF Nh SETH Low The days
Of the Union Ferry Company displayed at hslfmAst
yesterday, in respect TO III. memory Of Sen Low E.q
late Of the Managers Of the Company Resolutions Of
cord0lsnce 20 the friends Of deceased passed At
special meeting Of the Manager convened for the pur
and they attended bis funeral in body, as did also
the Common Council and other city officers in the afternoon
CHUEcH MaTTERs-The new Methodist Church on
Feers 70 be dedicated On the 23d inst Ths Dedicatory
Sermon will be preached by Bishop james, at o'clock
N and Rev. Joseph Cummings vii hold forth IN the
evening
The Middle Protestant Reformed Dutch congregation
present worshppng al the corner of Court and Butler
VIII their present ed6ce. for about 70
b. erected in the vicinity Of Clinton and Sacke ss suit
able to their requirements.
TARoET ExCURsoS.-Tbs kinggold Horse Guard Capt
Urban, turned out IN parade yesterday 70 the number OF
about y raBk and file snd proceeded TO East View FORK
for target practice number Of valuable prizes were
cnniended for. mounted band Of music accompanied
them
Corr DIX SoLLu.-Yesterday forenoon German en-
grant about two weeks in the county engaged IN the ca
pacfy 81 in the family OF Mr. Smith on the cor
Il Columbia and Summit SIS, was attacked by sun
stroke while washing clothes in tn back yard Her stua
ton soon discovered and physician sent for, but
before bis arrival lie extinct
lsborer named Barney Coye' engaged upon the Third
Go~snus yesterday, Frustrated BY the heat and
bis recovery for some time considered doubtful but
by application Of the proper remedies he revived su
fcienty ~ be taken TO his home in DeAnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
cIRcuIr cOuRT-Belor, Jasse MaEaIs.

ELISHA Fxsn sgt the Esge Lie and Health Insurance Company
On policy for $500 executed IN July 1912 for years,
az $50 per aDnum the life - benjamin Chsesboro'.
plaintiff rays his request and benefit Nc c. by assent
o the Company went 10 California and died az Parkobar
Upper California Payment Of the loss IL refused the
Ground that pantif in fact has not interest IN the lie
II deceased but for 500 over and above The premiums
which are due. Sealed verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
Before Judge MITCHELL.

Plaintiff claims 10 own three certificates OF deposit piyen
by Cashier Of New York stock Bank az Durhin GPeeno
County in favor Of Robert Fulton aud ndorsei 10 plain
uf and brings action against the Of the bank to
the amount being 81 400 In defence Il IS denied
that plaintiff IS the Of the certificates but that II they
valid they owned by Robert Fulton and that II the
Cashier executed them he had right 10 do Theosss
ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

LARcENY-Wm McCsddan arrested by Officer Word
VS. Yesterday afternoon sent to the County Penentiary
30 Gays on charge Of stealing watch from Mrs MAady
residing IA North Second street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

Grand total. o.
There not being quorum present no further businas
transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

lLITGAL fNTFENESrs "A man named Patrick Ia Va
arrested MoBdav night for n,srrog the BODY OF an IN
flt in 81 j. Churchyard in Jay being in 'iOl>on
Of = city ordinance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

FrRE-A fire occurred AZ house No. 81 Fulton st early
vesierdsv morning. but extn sshed before serious
dsmaee had been done by Oicers Mclaughlin and Mona
mara Of The Second District Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

TrS GoyERNoEs.-A regular weekly meeting Of the
Beard Of held yesterday aiterno 81, At their
room Of the RotuIda. Present, Messrs Townsend VII
Hams Smith Mclaughlin. The acquisitions were read and
acted upon From them appears the following number
of persons aiming at the various institl 1ns under
t.;r charge for the week enOing June L. ls53.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
CITY ITEMS.

- -
:. .o..,ht eThs serous Fgmi =" ssd " Foe sAnas'
At A. Buron. BrosghsD tohns'cs r 49, -.-f-.
IEr5Lss,r xrvtx voS F4fH LADY e. blr9aih' -' 1865
FAisI ~ No. The PeCf Dcltenen -. ~ !.
u te .rd everfn9 Broadway and fwontT aif1s'.
TrE bsfope orsr u sxtbsy sne Tnirtynathtt
1870 - ~ NissTEeLs No ~ bfoaesssI, p-,.5,v,,
~ - - verT BLASc. Chiae,s Ho9u.a D''--"HJ-
Asctrss ~ ~ y LAM. No. IS Bfs4d"sy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-18

1t is not to be understood by the above that al y
agent Of the Department is restricted To al scceI
anee of the Unrest bid offered. The oil ect of the ad-
vertiSement being only to give public netice ind ID
wife competition. every agent will after receiving
proposals, exercise sound discretion in fixing the
terms and prices OF the contract Icing under no OF
legation to confine hi Iself Ia the ids made in AL
swer to the advertisement, 10 the persons making
:ilem.
No contract made under this Department for ser.
wees or supplies can be transferred In any case but
The same must lie executed by the original olligol,
or 10y SOME person in his name and responsible IL
him; and such obisor will be held to his l. gal rr-
sponSibility, aud all payments will be made L.
him.
TO Capt NJ. c. MEICs, U. s. Engineers:
We, the undersigned. residents II f, in the
State of -, hereby jointly and seversly roysn.
aut with the United st ties, and guarantee. iH
the foregoing bid Of be accepted, thht lie e:
they VII. within ten days after the acceptance a
the sai bid, execute the contrsct for the same witt
good aud sufficient suretes Ia Pc: form the werk
furnish the articles proposed in conformity to the
terms Of the advertisement under which il was
made. And in case the said -- shall fail 10 til
ter into contract aforesaid guarantee 10 make
good the difference between the ofier Of the said
and the next lowest bidder. AB
CD.
hereby certify that, To the best Of NV knowledge
and belief the above named guarsnors are good and
sufficient. EFF
II-3tonnsa-