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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

Glass, China and QueemSWare.
II TUST received and for sale at reduced prices,
- a general assortment of Cut, Flint and press
ed Glass; Irohstone and Granite Crockery; Plain,
Figured and Gilt China; fine Pocket Table and
other Cutlery; Silver Spoons, Forks, Gobets, &c.
Also fine Watches and Jewelry of all descrip-
tions together with great variety OF fine, fancy
and useful articles.
S. II. WILSON.
Nov. II, 1852. Opposite Winn's Hotel.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

A CHILDs WITrY Lootc.-"I have" writes
correspondent, "a pretty bright liule Juvenile
friend, some FIVE years Of age, narned Rosa. some
days ago she was teazsd good deal bv gentle
MN who visits the family, who finally wound
up by saying:
"Rosa, | don't love you
.Ah. but you've got 70 love me- said The
child.
sWhy r asked her tormehtor.
sWhy." said Rosa. ''ths Bible says you must
love them that hate you and I ana sure hate
you" Was that bad, 'for child ~ i.Esr-
booker.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

PRESENTS TO GEN. PfERcE.-The Boston friends
OF Gen. Pierce, not content with presenting him
with splendid carriage and fine pair Of horses
have, it is said, ordered a beautiful Inauguration
suit for him, which was finished on Thurslayg-
It consists Of six garments, 1s follows
/. fine black dress coat, made from the same
cloth which took the premium a, the last
Worlds Fair in London Coat superblv lined
with satin de Chine sleeve liniugs ALSO Of satin.
2. Undress waistcoat Of plain black silk back
OF satin de Chine, and lioed throughout with
white satin.
3. Full-dress vest Of plain white silk; back
and Innings Of white satin. On the satin lining
of the right side are hirty-one stars, represent
ing the States Of the Union. formiug q circle,
wrought in silver. Within this circle Of slars
is the Anchor Of Hope, worked in gold Out
side Of all is an endless circle. Translation Of
these emblems " In the Union of the States is
orr only hope. God watches over the republic
--eternsl be its duationP On the opposite
white satin lining is wrought chaplet of bay
leaves tied at the bottom with golden knot.
outside of which is another circle Of gold.
d. Pants Of plain black doeskin, Of the finest
material that can be procured.
5. Uudress pants Of plain black very dns,
silk and wool mixturs
E. Overcoat Of plain black, superbly lined.
and made in the form of a surtout.
The embroidery is being executed By q lady Of
Boston. Il is intended hat the suit shall be the
finest specimsn ever manufactured Ia America.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
New Drug and Book store
II hom son CO

NTHOLESALE and Retail Druggists nex
w door to Winn's Hotel, Main st. Yazoo
City, are receiving large supply OF fresh
Drugs medicines chemical paints. Oils, Dye
stuff, Glassware. perfumery. soaps. Books, sta
tionery de-, ali of which they offer at unusu-
ally low prices Merchants, physicians, PLAN
tiers and others will find it to their interest to
give US CALL
N. B. A large supply Of garden seed for
ale.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
Going 60 New OrIeans.
YOUR CLOTHING OF
L ALFRED MuNROE e. CO 81 nIn.r,

IBCRCHASE YOUR CLOTHING of
Il ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 81 Maga
zine Street.
The great feature with them is, the large stock
always kept, of Gentlemen's, BOYS. and Chill
dren's Clothing-also Furnishing Goods. AT
this house, the price of every article is marked
upon i. People, whether good or bad judges,
need have no fears OF being cheated for alter the
purchase of any article, should any dissatisfac-
ton exist, the money will be refunded on its
being returned. No trouble to Shoao goods lcith
tenq as their wisale object is please those who
favor them with cali
0vERcoATs of every description.
WALKING CoATs of all kinds.
BUSINESS CoATs OF =, u kinds.
DREss and FRocK Co.,Ts of all kinds.
CLOTH CLoAKs of vanGus qualities.
TALs.A AEn kHABAN CLoAKs, new Grtlcie.
PANrALooNs of all kinds.
VEsTs of all kin,ts.
UNDERsH1RTs and DRAWERS of all kinds.
HALF HosE and GLOVES OF all kinds.
COTTON and LINEN SHIRTS Oh ali kinds.
CRAvATs andScARFs-m magnificent assortment.
HANDKERcHIEFs and SUsPENDERs.
ALSO
a very superb assortment Of
BOYS q CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
To Steamboat CapfaIas, Pilots, Etc.
0~- Your particular attention is invited to
our verv large assortment of
OVercOats of Every Description.
FIR BEAVERS, HIMALAYA CLOTHS,
HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS, DEVON
SHIRE KERSEYS, SUPERIOR
BLANKETS, NOTIFIED
BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS. ETC.
In all of which goods we have some
EXTRA LONG COATS.
manufactured expressly for vour use.
&C. You had better call and purchase one if
you want some thing comfortable.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
81 Magazine St, corner
Dec. Is, 1852.-ly. of Gravier.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

Hardin & Haynes.
Dealers in Produce. Groceries, Staple
Foods Wines. Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, SUI
gar, Coffee, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Molasses,
Sal. Spices, Soap, Starch, Shot. Gunpowder,
Indigo, Bagging Rope and Twine, White
Lead, Quinine, 4-c. &c.
Ya1OO City, Miss.
Nearly opposite P. O'Donnell.
P.S. We are prepared to furnish all kinds
of supplies TO Planters, and make Cash advan-
cos on Cotton consigned to our friends in N
Orleans. Messrs. OAKEY 81 HAWKINS.
9th 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
NEW HOUgE.

HAVING taken into CO. partnership Mr.. Jas.
1 M. Lamkin. we will continue the Drs Goods
IN connexion with the Produce and Grocery Dn-
siness at my old stand, under the style o.
HOBSON & LAMKIN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

CRY MoRTALrTY. deaths fof ths Ne-f
ending on Sunday, are as followss White males.
40: females 30; children, s2s slaves, 8 tolrl.
V3.--St. Loais Deno0a,, 22n5 nh
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
For enIe RY

SHROPSHIRE ~ MASSEY
GETVES, Brsss aud Common Wife- and Hal
- do, Coffi Mile, fire and commons
Ames' Spades nd Shovels,
(knfnlar ~ 1872.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

Refer to Judge ]. R. BURRUs. YazOo City,
A. M. WEST, Holmes County
JESSE MABRY, Vernon, Mi.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
Stealing the livery of Heaven,
To serve the Devil in"

1t is necessary for horse thieves, pickpockets
thimble- riggers, and other Jeremy DiddIers some-
times, to have change of names. AS often as
their rascalities become notorious under certain
eognomen, it is policy for them to resort to
some new name, in order to escape the iudg-
ments of the law and the ignominy of the peo-
pie. Political black-egs of course are infuen-
ced by the same policy, and the leaders of the
late Wing party in Ohio are making desperate
effort to get clear Of their old party tide and
donning one that has been made respectable BY
its antiquity, and generally the sure presage OF
party victory.
:" A good name" says the good book. is bet
ter than precious ointment" So, too, think a
few of the galvanized remains of the defunct
Wing party, and therefore they are going TO steal
a good name. " democratic Republicans. ~
Should the Democratic party proper surrender tc
the Wings their ancient title, they could nol
fool the people long with the mere name, so long
as their principles remained unchanged. They
would so disgrace it in single administration
as to bring it into national disrepute. Tha'
party have already used up whole dictionary
of once very respectable names, such as g Fed
eraIists, +" National Republicans" Peace Par
iy," :. Home League" 8 Democratic Wings
g Clay" . Adams" g Webster" =. Whig party,
and a score we cannot now remember. Now
they propose to discard all these for the eupho
nious appellation of . Democratic Republicans.
This is short cut TO glory. The sooner it il
tried Oh the better.
!" The horse and the rider shall be thrown intG
the city."--Bibte.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

miles & Mayes.

ATTORtSEY AT Law.
Is fAf give their atten..ison TO all business
wv en tusted to them in all the Courts held In
thecounties OF Yazoo and Holiness
O1- Office in Wilson's building, the Tel
'cgrap ph Office.
Yazo0 City, Jan. S, 1S53-ly.-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

II ANIEL JONES & ROBERT BOWMAN
~ having associated themselves in the prac-
eice eff their proteaaion, will attend the Courts
of the Fifth Judicial District, the Vice Chan
Gerry Court at Yazoo City, the Superior Court of
Chancery, High Court Of Errors & Appeals
and Federal Courts q Jackson.
All business entrusted to their care will be
diligently and promptly attended to.
Or Office up stairs, In Wilson's building,
opposite Winn's Hotel
YazoO city, Marchll7, l652a
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

WE are prepared to make advances and fur
w nish su plies to planters wishing to do
business with the above firm.
June 9, 1852. JAMES THARP & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
LAW CARD.
J. VI, CLARK

AGG0T7gey U5I0 OON5sS511OItS1 III,
YaEOO city, Miss.
NEYILL practice in the courts at Jackson,
w and the circuit courts of Winston, At
ta,la, Leake, Madison, Yazoo and Holmes.
All business entrusted to his care will re-
ccive prompt attention.
Yazoo city, april 18th l651-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
From tie Cleveland Plai1dsaIer.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
The first Democratic Republican State Con-
vention held IN Ohio .or eighteen years, will
convene on the 22nd inst at Columbus. 1t has
been called together by the central committee of
the late Wing part.-Forest Cits, o. s. Jour-
nal, Akron Beacon, and other a0hig papers.
That iS what We call
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09
G. w. D0ushar
Janos H surru.,
LAW CARD.
g. q. Wright,

AttnsNey At Lar0, YaSoo City. Mss.
%KTILL practice in the courts al Jackson,
w and the Circuit Courts OF Holmes,
Yazoo Carroll, Attala and ChoctaW and the
,huncery court at Carrolton.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

NOTICE. All preparations heretofore known as
"cOMsTOcKss" or COMsTOck & COS, always
belonged 4 now belong EXCLUSIVELY to DR.. LuciuS
s. Comstock and though the signature of COmstOCk Co.
win be continued This extra label with the fac smile
signature Of DR.. l. 5. G. win in future designate the
AL OTHERS MUST BE SPURIOUS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-03-09

J. THARP
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MRS. Z. CONVERSE & MISS VI. MILLER's
Select Sch DOL for Young Ladies,

Hamilton Terrace, No. 2f3, E,ddr street, Bahinaor,
THESE ladies, who have had much expersnce
i in teaching, both in the Eastern and Middle
States, viii open a Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
In SEPTEMBER. The success which has inyar
ably attended their past efforts gives them assurance
that parents who may entrst the education of Their
children TO their care, will find the duties aud n.
spOnsibties Of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Depai tment will he under the eSclu
sive direction OF the Principals Of the School and
well qualified Teachers will be employed to give in
struction in the Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms SC, apply 10 principals Circular,
can he obtained at Cushings l. Bailey's. Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover. aug e5- 2n
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NJ. a. Tyson and Sisters Female
Seminary for Boarding and Day PuEiIs

On F streef, beturcen l2th and l3h street.
FTNHE duties Of this institution will be resumed nm
Il Thursday, the 18th of September, nj which
time. The pupils are requested TO be punclua in al
tendance, in order TO promote a speedy organzs-
ton of the classes.
The many improvements and additions latrly
made tn their previously large establishment enable
the principals 10 offer increased advantages and IA
cilities 10 their pupils.
They have also made arrangements forthe accom-
mediation of IL or IA boarding pupils, who will find
everything provided that can make home eomtor,n
ble-such a. chambers well ventilated, carpet-d IN
i'm winter, and warmed NJ pleasure by furnace
their study room lighted with gas, and every Other
convenience that can be desired.
No pupil will be admitted unless satisfactory ref
erence be given previously.
For terms, &c, circulars may be- had 10 the Sem
mary and at the principal bookstores in the city.
aug 24-dtl 5thSep
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EDUCATION.
Select Classical ana Math..-.,.
school.

TINE subscriber has removed his scboo, ~ c.,-N
Il HUI, where commodious buldins /. -
fitted up for its reception. As the prepsr,,o
partment OF the Columbian College. 4 VIII eon,;''
10 preserve the character OF strictly ,rlect sH
Designed Tor laying the foundation OF thorousb p
giish, classical and mathematical educntian y, ~
next session Will commence on the 18th OF SER.
Der, and close on the last of June reH-
Terms Sl2 50 per quarter, payable in aay,,.,
AT small additional charge the students viii \
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in ro,,
On chemistry, geology, and mineralogy, and slso =.
receive instruction in French and other modem Ia,
guages by the professor in that department,
Pupils may be boarded al the college under M.
special care and superintendent OF the prncipsl'
The necessary expenses Of a fun boarding stude,,
Will be about $3.50 per academic year and al =
weekly boarder will not exceed Sl50.
GEO. 8. BACON, Principal
Refer TO the faculty of the Columbian Cois..
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force w.
Cunton, esq; l.. u. Gale, NJ. d., of the pa,en, az
fee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, Of the Land Once. AN,
Professor e. e. levitt. Of the Smithsonian institute
Rep D
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JUVENILE SCHOOL.

On II, bef,reen l7th end lsth streets, First Word
TINE MISSES PRETTYMAN respectful, ;r,,,..
Il their friends and the public that the exercise
of their school will be resumed on MONDAY, the
9Th Of September
They communicate instructions 10 girls and small
boys in the rudiments OF English Education-Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geograply
SC, sc.
The number Of scholars is limited. Persons Will
therefore apply early, above, when the terms viii
be made known. aug 27-dtftiSe,
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FUNERALS.

H7 The subscriber is prepared 10 az
ssE~ tend, al the shortest notice. 10 any
calls in this line, and will spare no pains 10 render
entire satisfaction 10 all who may desire his assistance
In performing the last tribute Of respect to the dead
- Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Cam and
Shrauds furnished when desired
The subscriber begs leave To cali the auen,on of
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER,
which has been already tested in the families of sey
eral IN tins city, 10 whom he can refer as 10
uon for any length of period.
]. w. PLANT, ID street,
aug s-eoly bet. 9Th and l0th streets
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GEORGETOWN SAND YARD.-The subscriber
" keeps constantly on hand a large supply of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel, suitable for
building and other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms, and deliver customers in Wash
ingtOn and Georgetown. Orders left at the Wood
Coal yard of Orme Barron, Oh Green street, near
tine Canal, will be promptly attended to.
jy N-6wS&T R.R Raglan,
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY.


VINHE next Academic year will commence on
Il Monday, September 5th. IL il desirable that
those who enter should be present al the beginning
of the quarter Tuition from SIS 10 sl2 per quar-
ter, payable in advance. Circulars may br obtained
by applying to the Principal, at the Bookstore OF
VIM. NJ. Morrison Co. O. &. WIGHT
aug 23w PRINCIPAL
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MISS M, y, CALLAE.

MILL open a FEM.1LE SCHOOL, on 9Th ST.,
w between l. and VI streets, the FTRST NON
D.7f IN SEPTEMBER. No pains viii be spared
TO give satisfaction 10 those vino may commit theu
children 10 her charge. Lessons in Music and Nee
die Work will be given. Terms made known on
personal application. aug 27-eO2w.
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Building Lots for Sale.

kOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
LOTS for sale in various parts of the city.
Prces moderate and liberal credit will be given. Al
so, viii effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE s WEBB,
aug 2-d3m Penn. ave. bet n and 9th SITS.
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PROPOSALS will be received at this Office unul
twelve O'Clock, M, on the 18th day OF the pres
ent month, for furnishing the following articles OF
80 pair 5 point white cold Mackinac blankets
200 DO Y point do do do
200 200 do do a do do q" Do DO DO
100 yards fancy list blue cloth
500 do saved list, scarlet cloth
800 do do blue
100 lbs. worsted yarn, g. fold
10 dozen "a wool shawls
10 do "a cotton do
10 do Ga do do
10 do A. do do
200 lbs. linen thread
Is dozen cotton handkerrhiet<
Is, 900 yards cLlico
1900 do woollen paids
20 gross worsted gathering
5000 yards blue drills
5000 dc checks, stripes, and plaids
1000 do bed ticking
1000 do brown. shseinrs
1900 do brown shirtings
600 do hannels
400 flannel shirts
800 calico shirts
500 pounds giilihg Irvine
so do sturgeon Irvine
% do cotton matre
80 dozen Indian knives
200 pounds Indian beads.
The goods must all be of the best ousIify and
must be ready for delivery In New York im,ned;a,s
ly to the agent appointed TO inspect and receive
them. The bids must conform To this advertise
ment, by specifying the quantities proposed 10 be
furnished and must distinctly state the rate and the
aggregate amount for each article Rids -dofectiye
in these particulars, or unaccompanjed nv a satis.
factory guarantee for the performance of the con
tract will not be considered. The person or persons
whose bids shall be accepted will be required imme
diately thereupon 10 enter into a contract for the
que Imminent Of the bid, with satisfactory surcties
for the faithful performance of the same.
. ne department reserves the right 10 increase or
diminish the quantity of any of the articles named
unu - award tne contract To the party whose bid
shall be deemed most advantageous 10 The Indians
bids. CHAIR pc GrY N
Hep S-duAm Acting Commissioner
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SOMETHING NEW.-L.aMAOND, eth street,
~ doors below E, has received a supply of India
Rubber Dressing Combs, superior article, and war
ranted not to warp or split. aug 27-eo3t
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CLASS No. 22-Continued.


First class Rxsticated Rock-sCork
1GLh course. piece feet inch long On
top, feet inches long ON
bottom bed 8 fest inches
wide on top, feat inches
wide on bottom; feet thick;
11h course. piece feet inches long on
top, feet inches long on
bottom bed 8 feet s inches
vida on top, feet inches
wide on bottom; feet thick;
loo cubic feet per cubic foot
These cornerstones, from the LIST to the 18th
course inclusive, win be dressed in accordance with
the general spe catons for the stone that to be
laid under the water, and according to the drawing
that will be furnished the costractOrhat Is to say,
the top and the bottom beds are to be truly and
evenly dressed over the whole surface parallel to
each other, 'third class work"
draft of one inch to be run round the front,
one end, and the back; the other end and fer three
feet four inches of the back, from the face end
to be jointdressed, shown in the plan, all parts
having full corners and square edges.
Ths 10th and 18th courses are to Be truly and
evenly dressed on the top and bottom beds, pard-
lei with each other. and Of the quality of second
class work.
The face, side, and end are to be dressed, with Q
clear even draft, two inches wide, cut round them,
with batter Of one inch the foot RISE rs hereto
fore specified for first class rusticated rockwork.
The back of each stone is TO be joint dressed
second class work for feet inches In from the
face end, according to the drawing the otter end
of the stone is also to be close joiIted. The re-
mainder Of the back Is to have draft Of one inch
run round it.
The dressing on all these stones must be Of the
description.
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CLASS No. 22.-Continued.
40 headers o fact long 4 fauf

CLASS No. 22-Continued.
10Th course 20 headers, feet long, feet
square; fsst1 s5t
1lh course. 40 headers, 8 feet inches long,
2by feet square; - J.
18th course. 40 headers feet 4 inches
long, by 2 feet square;
18Th course. 40 headers, s feet long, 2 by3
feet square;
l4dt course. 40headers, Z feet inches long,
by feet square:
18th course. 40 headers, feet inches long,
2 by feet square;
2O,Ol3 cubic feet per cubic foot.
I'd Blu, so Headers.
This bill gives the size and number of headers re
Of which is to be dressed as first class rusticated
rock-work, having batter of one twelfth.
16th course. 10 headers, 6 feet 10 inches on
top, feet inches on bot
tom, by 2 feet:
Eth course. 40 headers, 6 feet inches on
top, feet 10 inches on bot
tom, by 2 feet;
2,209 cubic feet per cubic foot.
The dressing on the first bill Of headers, from the
LIST to the 18th course included, will be IS follows,
viz:
The top surface Of each stone is to be dressed to
even and true bed for2 feet inches inward from
the face end and for the width of Is inches at one
foot in and from the back end.
The bottom bed of each stone is to lie truly and
evenly dressed, parallel the top bed for feet in
ward from the face of each header, and for width
Of IS inches at foot inward for the back end.
The two sidejoints to be truly and evenly
dressed, at right angles to the top and bottom beds,
for feet inward from the face end of each header
and for is inches wide at ] foot in from the back
ends-that is, at foot inward from the back end Of
each header, belt of the width of IS inches on the
top, the bottom. and the two Sides Is to be truly
and evenly dressed, at right-anges to each other,
and in the same lines or planes the front beds
and joints.
draft of inch is to be cut round each end Of the
stone showing full corners and square edges, which
must continue of full dimensions to the guage
within.
The parts of the stone net specified to be dressed
above may he left rough as it was split from the
quarry, being of full dimensions; but no allowance
will be made for any additional size in those parts
the 18th and 18th coursds The face end of each
roundit, with batter of inch to the foot rise.
The back end is to be square to the beds, with a
draft of inch run round it.
The top, the bottom and the two sides of the 10th
of headers to be dressed for 26 inches in
ward from the face end, and for Is inches wide at
foot inward from the back end, the the first
bill.
The top of the 18th course is to be dressed from
the face end to within foot OF the back end of each
header; the bottom and the two sides are to be
dressed for 20 inches inward from the face end and
for Is inches wide at l foot inward from the back
end.
The dressing on the beds and joints Of these
headers will be of the quality Of "second class
work, hereinafter described
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Department Of the Interior,

officE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Sep. l, lS53.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office unlil
twelve O'Clock, m, on the 18th day of the pres
ent month, for furnishing the following ARTICLES OF
Indian goods, viz:
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FORM OF OFFER.
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks.
Nary Department :
OF =, in the State of
hereby offer to FURNISH under your advertisement
dated day of and subiect IN
all the requirements of the same, all the articles en-
braced in class No. viz:
(ere insert the articles, with prices carried OUT
amounting 10 (write the aggregate in words.) And
propose (name the agent if one il required HI the
ADVERTISEMENT
The undersigned, of
in the State of and nj
In the State OF as guar
antors, hereby undertake that the above named
Will, If offer be ac-
cepted enter into contract, before required with
the United States, within fifteen days after the date
of notice through the post office of the acceptauce
OF bid, As before mentioned.
(Signatures.)
certify that the above named
anu are known TO me to
be good and responsible guarantors in this case.
(Io be signed by navy agent collector or district
attorney, or some other person known to the
bureau TO be- creditablel
Sep6-law4w