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ADJUSTMENTS.



IN. NJ e. fns M o0HR Act
PRICES or ADMIssIosDse.. Circle and Ps,qu.tts; Is
tickets, IS cents; Private Boxes, EACH IS.
half eeocP Box ONCE open daily from 10
THIS EVENING. March s. 1857.
nEsG asf. Be-,
be sens The a Pe.
which fcI The second time, the nterude Il MIS-
@ ps sff p
Mr. M Tin sGus Mr.
sing Dutch song accompanying herself the haudorgan
s w s psss # s r
which Mr.. and Mrs. Florence viii appear ms
A MPHITHEATER AND MUsEUM-sT.
n CHARLES STREET, corner of Commercial Place
NSy ngsiss; MARSH Stage
Second nigh. Of the engagement. of the wonderful T.
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
consisting of 43 Little Actors.
THURSDAY EVENING, March S. 80
ahs CHI ssftS aEsa sR
liam Mis- 5sass Master Geo Marsh Admiral
TIL ass sfis'
Miss Ss1rf Farmer Mast Waldo Lawyer s
Miss rgisna; Mary Acorn Miss Helen Mr.. Tabha Too.
Prices Admson,o all parts the house no
half price Quadroon Private Boxes 81 So single seats in
Doorsopen past g. Performance commences precisely
- There viii be no daylight in the Amphhe
during the Of the Marsh Comedians but the
10 A. NJ to 10 r NJ Veins 'p''' ms
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF MONTGOMERY &
RUTLAND is this day dissolved by mutual John
A. Montgomery Withdrawing account of i'll health
The Undersigned j. p Rutland, having purchased the entire
interest OF Mr. T. A. Montgomery will collect all the debts
the late firm of NJ i r. and all debts owing bs said firm.
j. A. MONTGOMERY,
81 Mobile, February 81, 1857. j. P. RUTLAND.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS

which their Incomes be DDubeIhe undersigned
obtained letters from the United States
combination OF machinery for convert
by continuous from the
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery until is
ready Tor shipment or weaving The saving of COTTON
WASTE will least Ten Per Cent and as exclude in my
process the machinery press the cotton into bales
its those and diSenngle it, W ch
very in their operations the fibre but are III
diSpesahe of ginning and spinning
fac ures my YARNS made of unbrurn fibre, and hence
will be fifty per stronger will command advanced prices
they will distance all competition in any mlrket
The is prepared to dispose Of privileges to nse
patent will be Informed terms, with
plete instructions how to Use it, obtain the best
chnery all other particulars, application ad
dressed consultation with me at my rooms
corner Front aud Dauphu streets up stairs
fta lyAW GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile, Ala.
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MORE PILEs!-No MORE pILEsI-nr. cHAs

NOMORE PILES!-NO MORE PILEsl-Dr. CHAS
~ kELlNlTZ from Paris and London possession Of
remedy which will radically this painful disease
proracted and obstinate be. The first prescription
all pain by and three
complete No charge will be made if the remedy fails
Dr. kelnitz likewise all Secret Diseases by innbe
and perfectly process He is also the inventor of liquid
for nourshng the growth Of the hair and removing badness
the efficacy IF which he fully guarantees
Apply No 10 Rampant between Canal and Custom
house Office hours from IL A. NJ
P NJ I'm
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SUNDRIES-
- WHlSkY--20I bills Boyle's Rose
200 hf bbls :, =.
200 bbls old Monongahela.
FLnUR-llN0 :, Superine.
LARD Oti-i00 bbls choice Winter Strained
CANDLES-lDNO boxes Proctor Il CANDLES Star;
s. 300 Heat, Woods 4 Co.'S :.
v . - SIC half and quarter boxes :.
II AMS-1e0 tierces Sugar Cured.
BRANDf-lg0 quarter casks Imitation Cognac;
50 eighth
For sale by JOSEPH Lands 4 Co
fe25 "a TrlounitmiIas street
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

hh9 bea Nouns Co.'s
bali Pipes pr"HS Pe castio Co. cognac Brandy;
IS: !: F Fiasss : Co. :: ::
i i f halves United Propretors La k HsS
50 % S Saa';S's Superior old Bourbon Whisky; 1
50 me me- different grades =. .
pipes Holland Gin;
eS baskets Wo Ghamgagne Hei ssna51 CO..
300 cases Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wine;
Vs. g cases !. Blackberry snsasss.E Brandy; .
800 different brands Bitter Boxers, Hosteer's,
Gouleys Mills, etc;
100 2dozen each ID HOLSTERS;
o. az E. = SS ai
100 casks and London Porter and Scotch Ale of
large of Preserves Pie Fruits Jee and Jams,
Also general stock of Steamboat Bar Stores hand
and for sale at the well known house Of 1o, ,,,,s
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET CHAMPIONS
Fleur de Siery Eil de Perdrix vezenay and Vim Impe
JULES MUMM's 4 CO.'S Anchor, verzsnay, Cabinet and
for direct importation of the very superior Cham
payne and sosits the attention of dealers in general stock
always on hand Samples can be seen at the Office OF
MARETT BRANDY-THE UNpERsIGNEp, duly
CO.. e. s % s Of s
Bandies also sole Importer of he justly celebrated Pouuey
ess tket III t"s 70 oe s'Ppea uitect 10 any POI, IN
the oon = supply constantly On manu- sahipes e' oe seen
al r ,ir 1,'e VI G wor rp os Ca,,, s.-...
nlL ~ - = NVI.r r. 10 othP suee-
- A u Il X A C ktk A " ID WE ARE SOLE
- Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep
supply hand Of qualities grades
lS4S 40 49, 1905 1902 1898, 1885, New York and
prices by
ola 1y VIM. r. IEVERICH Co. "a Old Levee.
.;,-;I;5Tn- IT757 = IT;5ITi5j
Te9 lSE-1oSl 4 IN ! Ep ~ M ti'i 1ooNd'
SS felu anus from North anu sohh o'oIna anu peoF-
s ao d, G GpaYer sree % years Old Fn' SER
IeZi I'M W. j. MAkiIN u W. d. flhitCtl
rr,n,,un, A ON 90 non np Or nv or ,pEc
- NE 81
W uN niH.i Cr ~ ~ ~ IL pe
D""i' ny Ao "'io"s 'iie '""e'ti'e Vi '""e"oiAefs
r,,s,,i en- m
w
u, ,,;,l ,.,,, -, roe. h,,,,.. 49,, ,z-,,.,
Ht "a ne p'tuh a n""se @t i5 'u
81 "a a Sr;c, hn,sa ad;;nin NJ a'a f+ "'oVV
~ ie" o.il unaJ o' - anu iioh'- 90,
al i n on oafgus street Ti ver NJ III sooo
" H. 49, s,naaf ' - VISA ''"i'' .,n
4th friAe-A lot OF ground with the buildings thereon,
on bufpoh street between 81 REFER ana toulouse,
loeo up u november ls' 1906 III 'e a'e Oh sizo ooo
9Th PriHeA three story brick granite front,
Tchoupitoulas street, between Nore Dame, Julia and
Commerce streets. 1850
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

.... S D o f G U I L ]. + ',
For upwards of Professor of Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages in several Colleges in the United States and
for the last three French High
of the Fourth District has taken No. 10 Charles
street, Mr. Victors where he intends
in the above languages.
There will be Morning and Evening Glasses the
venence occupations of gentlemen Of ren professions
TERMS-For three lessons week in class, SO month";
for private lessons single Scholar according to the number
OF lessons required by the applicant.
aThe fees be paid IN advance. st. Charles
street. No. 10, over, Nictuts store te2T BIN
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DATENT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAL
L yANI2ED IR0N-Waramted 10 Fl4neh and seam With
CrackngThe cheapest and durable mater a for Root
ing, Guerng Spoung Corces for buildings, Lining Tor
tanks Bathing rnbs Stovepp Locomotive and Steam
Pipes, VerRnds aud all other purposes where iron
exposed oxidation and Galvanized iron expands less
than Of the other metals except platinum and steel Is
much and durable than copper and is the only
article that will stand the peculiar humidity Of This climate Ii
fine only in this but in England and France, it is
established donb that Patent Galvanized Iron pre-
expressly for the purpose is the most economical on &C
CONT OF its ing the most durable article for the above named
purposes discovered being entirely rust proof and reqn
ing no paint whatever protect it from decay.
HEATON Il OLIVIER, AZ Common street
fa3 I'm Agents for the Manufacturers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


C,RIsP's GAIETY-GR AVER STREET
Lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP; Treasurer, T. b. CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Parquete, rs
cents; Family Circle equa In the bouse So Ga
lery 2 Coored Gallery & Quadroon Private Boxes
Isl Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to IS each.
Doors open past O'Clock; Curtain O'Clock.
Box Office open from O'Clock A. NJ. till o'clock r. N.
ES-The most Elegant Theaer in the United States ~
THIS EVENING March s, 1851
Mr.. JAS R. ANDERSON. the eminent Tragedian and the
distinguished artistic Miss AGNES EL.SWORTHY received
by fashionable audiences The intensely interesting
original play acts entitled CLOUD AND SUNSHINE;
or Revenge in full tide Of successful James R.
brothers, Edgar and Henri Dunois: Miss
the elegant burleita of LOAN OF LOVER,
with original muscGertrude Miss Georgina Hodson;
Peter Sryke, Mr.. w. Davidge.
northumberland Of Mr.. James R. Anderson.
KS-saturday--'Cioud and sunshine'' ms
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle, Latced Boxes
Parquee Second Boxes 81 50 PITT ST. Third Gallery 80
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Performance commences at l.
THURSDAY, March s, 1857.
Benefit Of NJ JUNCA.... "A opera in acts, entitled,
LA PROMISE. Previously, new Vaudeville, in act.
HMonday March 9First appearance the French stage
in the United Staes. Of Mime A. LAGRANGE.
nsy-In rehearsal-"The Trovator.'
pi The Libretto of three French Operas Fiots edition
for sale at the Box Office mi
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ST2OLOGY AND PHKENOLOGsY.- ALL
"A persons wishing know Their future have
them correctly stated by Mime ALWYN l2 Julia
from Camp The Madame is the only Astroogs in this city,
and consulted all concerning love- marriage
business conrtshp law matters and will tell the of the
lady gentleman they will marry also the of her visit
The Madame speaks English, French and German Office
hours from s 4 NJ. to 9 p NJ. d9
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Lost the 18th about the st. Charles Hotel,
RED CORNELIAN STONE, bearing the nilials, M A. S.,
and set in heavy Gold Ring Any returning the
to the undersigned, shall have the above reward.
fe2S If S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
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THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CONDUCTED IN
der the Of Montgomery Rutland will be
tinued under the firm and style of j. p Rutland Co.
Mobile, February q, 1851 j. p. RUTLAND l. co.
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MIME FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
Ifl PHYSICIAN and GHIROMANCER or ASTROLOGER,
has taken 1855 Baronne Mime F. will divine
the different changes in Life from Childhood Old Age
tracing the Line of Life Sckess the Line of Intellect for
Disappointment in Business; many times you to be
Married. Lucky Numbers in Lotteries; Travels Success,
with five prominent points of the Dispostion Lovers Wishes
and Courtshp.
scientific principles.
Charges and two dollars each.
N B-Mme +. will also prescribe for female irregularities
and complaints For all inirms of this character she has
certain remedies which have been known fail
All commentators in regard to health Free = d24 3rn
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TTOMBOLA OF S64,00O!-TIiE PERSONS WHO
have already subscribed to the Tomboa under the
men OF Mr. Dre are hereby notified that a. the of
great number ct subscribers and order obtain prompt
sale OF the shares the number has been reduced from 2 GOO
64o and the price Of each share has been fixed $40 Those
holding shares purchased - 81 respectfully informed
by presenting their certificate at MI rez store No e. Char
tres street will be reimbursed them demand.
I'm
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A CARD-HAvING WITHDRAWN FROM THE FIRM
N of Montgomery Rutland solely i'll heaith
with much pleasure take this opportunity fully
mending Mr. Rutland the confidence patronage of
friends and spondents Of the late firm. H.
J. A. MONTGOMERY.
hnt; ahrtar1 &c
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"a AGRAND FANCY DRESS AND Mask
~ BALL will be given
NA ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ell.tk By H0WARD LODGE No. 49, l. 0. o. r.,
THU RSDAY EVENING March s, 1857 for the Benefit of
the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the Lodge
P. g. Sam'l Hardy, p G. r. Allison p G. G. b. Bowdich
P. CT: D. vanHorn.P. G. J. d. Henriquez..
P. G. James Davs+P G. Thos Bailey P G. Hornce Harbys
n G. David Mooe,# Bro X. Keaghey Bro A. Porteous,
Bro Newt Richards4Bro Jas Jackson b. j. Macauleys
Bro. G. II. Shotwe BRO Thos. Askew Thos Collins,
Bro, A. DeSola+ Bro. Jas Powers, Bro Jos Msgner.s
*Commttee on Invitations. .i.Hs
~ Gentlemen desiring ladies' invitations requeed send
in their and residences the Secretary any
Der of the Committee Invitations who will meet every
Wednesday evening and Sunday mornings previous the
Ball
psy- lady will be admitted without invitation tickle hay
ing been approved by the Committee.
All masks will be examined by Committee
entering the Ball Room ... =
No LADIES' invitation will be issued after the
the Committee. fel6 I'd
o. MIR. AND MRS. ANGELINA'S DANC-
~ ACADEMY Caro- is
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DIssOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing between the undersigned under the firm of
Jacob Daboya Co.. is this day dissolved by CONSENT
the settlement of which will be attended by the firm F.
Jacob, Dussumer 4 Co. +. JACOB.
E. DABOYAL,
.'. 't-.. E. DUSSUMIER. "a
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Mr. B. DEBAR Lessee and Manager; Mr.. H. CORR, Act
Ing Manager, Mr.. G. @. CHEsLEY, Treasurer.
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" ANNUCHI'S MUSEUM-lJ7 ST. CHARLES ST.
Nearly opposite the st. Charles Theater

LIME ARTS-MRS. V. j. SULLIVAN, THE WELL
Artist lately the West would respectfully beg
leave call the attention of the Ladies of Orleans
style of termed the GREClAN PAINTING, recently
introduced into the United States by Professor Del dstn
gished German artist and since that time been
any other style of Painting having found Its all
parts of the Union.
transforming Steel and Mezzotint Engrav-
ings, also French Autographs and Photographs into most
magnificent Oil Painting which, in smoothness and finish,
GELS that OF painting canvas.
Mrs Sullivan teaches the Of POTECHOMANIh,
Decorating Glass China This truly imitation of
the beautiful Chinese Porcelain luscan
She also every variety of EMBROIDERY done with
Wo-aed. Silk Chenille, Linen and Gold.
Also STAMPING done improved PLAN which greatly
facilitates the reduces of
Mrs Sullivan also teaches the tine of LEATHER EN-
| BOsSING.
knowledge of either Of the above be oh
from five lessons. Pce-Fifteen Dollars for
The Masonic and Odd Feo vs. ternites respectfully
solicited call her specimens her
they may convinced of her ability impart ton
well character lady, whom the of young
ladies may be entrusted.
Sullvans Studio is the of Julia and Magazine
|
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FOR SALE.

ErOR SALE-10.0O HowE's CELEBRAyED coTrou
HhRvksTERSTbisg labor sayinx fnsoiins 10 -
Of the best Of Plsg
saas haze examined .hs Cotton Piste ven
Of four hands They substantially made liable
get out OF ORDER and weigh less than Eve pounds Price, $
fel9 sm ~ * X Commercial, P,ss,.
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NINE DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL ASTROLO-
VI GIST still continues on Triton Walk door below the
of Apollo New Orleans. Go all, and
your planets thousands have done left
with cheerful heart She still continues show
together and speedy marriages. will give nfor
of absent friends lost stolen goods, describing
thief; will select prize numbers in lottery, gratis.
Madame received few dozen bottles of the
NESE MIXTURE or, Cure for Drunkenness. Also. a small
lot OF Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders from Cons
nope prepared by the Turkish Warrior g. L. regor
bachelors New Orleans if they will give the
call
Don't forget the place. Triton Walk doer below the
corner of Apollo street, d9 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-05

% MIR. AND MRS. ANGELINA'S DANC-
~ ING ACADEMY, 1856 Carondeet street, Girot, is
EN- open for the reception pupils Chidrens' Glass
l every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, from Ito p.
bas Dim
The Washington union., 1857-05-21
select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-

CINCE the establishment Of this school in Janu-
ary present principal James IT. Horner, A A.,
public
yor abroad and
paa dceqn,ion a Chapel
after Il win under the joint
ana Professor Brown of University
many years a the In that institution
viii continue assistant others
Qualified fr Office appointed occasion may require
The designed young
classes college those who ay expect
for respectable
life by instruction ordinary English cuc
be devoted and
upon subject w lesson by each
department.
taken also 10 adapt Che text books
the latest advancement d knowledge
branches While the methods recommended shall
consistently preserved win be provide the
apparatus fr the work
Important preparation the
promote permanent the schocls.
Carolina
gagged the profession authorized 10 refer those
further information personal e qualhcHiias
many distinguished this and other
Among Hn. 6ralIan, Hon w y.
Cows Mure,ead and Manly aggs
Rev n, Rev samuel D. Rev. G.
Fectns b. NJ the president Carolina Ilvoy and
va1ious members if the beard Of trustees
The next terms viii t,e 18th ~ July
Other particulars made known apicuuon,
May 1fs
The Washington union., 1857-05-21
United states Patent omce,

ON the petition of Piny Robinson, of Leonards-
VILE praying the graniet
10 him the 10th July lsa3 for Improvement in machines f
cleaning for from the o
which takes place the 20th day of July, 1871
ordered that the said petition bc hoard M the Patent ooO
Monday Ot OF July IL O'Clock all persons
notified appear and show any they have why snd petition
ought uot " be granted
opposing the extension required 10 ho 10 The fasen
once their Obligations specially set forth writing al eaj twenty
days before tho o hearing ali testimony filed by either party
bo the said hearing and transmitted IN accord
with the rules G the oco, which VIII be furnished on apca
testimony closed the 26th June; dcpos
papers Testimony, must be ncd in the
ooe before the morning OF That the afguneuu any
within ten davs thereafter.
Ordered also notice be Published in tho Unien lnte
gencer Eyenfng Washington, D. Republican baltimore
Ma Peunsya fhadelfhs, "a; Daily News New York n I
B,-fan week fr three successive weeks
Won. 10 tls 9oh q July next, this duy q hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
srHors az the above papers viii rease copy
bills 10 onoe with paper containing this notice
Ap 22-lHw2w
The Washington union., 1857-05-21
Overland Mail Route to California.
Rosr ofHG nRAKINsxr,
April 20. lgh7.

PosT oFaoE nsTAKrNSxT
April 20, 1877
A N ACT Of Congress, approved Sd March, lS57 /,
"a making appropriations az the Pot oaco Depart
for the hsca ending 30t June 1856, provides:
hereby, author
contract for the m tho entire letter mail from such
point the Msspd river the contractors select 10 san
Fanco the Stato of California for six not exceed
dollars for monthly,
dollars weekly service be performed semi monthly,
weekly semi woky tho option OF the Postmaster General
shall roaGlre e service be
formed with good oar hoe coaches spring suitable for
tho well A. the sa and security d tho
|
right pre- empon
three hundred twenty Of hand then disposed Of
point necessary station be than
miles ron eac oter and provided that mineral land shall 10
thus pre- -smIaod.
shall be performed within twenty sO
each trip and that before entering such contract the
parties Gde good hdh perform said
sufficient security the performance of
ihe the service within twelve months aer the
ing or the contract
Proposals accordingly Contract ONCE Of the
until the Isl day Of June 1857, for
nlali5 under the the above ACT
Besides the the Msissipp bidders win
the other
wise designate lis . nearly practicable
Separate proposals. invod for son acey and
iessdy trips each
upon proposals offered will
shall be satisfied the
parties In good faith TO perform tho contract.
guarNnee with good sufficient tE
shall be executed like good security
contractors ha he required do s Postmaster
General and the sevica must within twelve months e
the date of such contract
The Washington union., 1857-05-21
INSTRUCTIONS,

cofassiRg conditions Incorporated
department. may doom frelor
No pay viii performed; for eae Of such
satisfactorily explained Tho trip
deducted Deductions viii Also be ordered r grade q
qaonos q o kind herein send ENLARGED penalties proportional
10 the nature thereof and the importance Of the mail be made
For leaving behind throwing on tho malls any portion o.
em for the admission Of assengcrs for being concerned setting
up or Running an express conveying intelligence in advance a m mall
a1aIa9l n PA, pay may =. S asa1eaed n q. ho
satisfactorily explained by ostnasters
q other coils persons for falling 70 contract time for
owing either ansublencss or Tho place
ryng ~ DO injured destroyed robbed lost; and for
sing convey frequently
runs. or l. concerned n running, coach on the route
nss 10 sGrssaby % conra for violating tho post once laws
,arr when rsauirs nv te ermpnt ~ 40 "a sr assigg he
without ta Of Postmaster General running
m express e asssa 10 Or = f r., ang persons or packages convey
day and hour named,
required by law be considered ia competition with
regular proposal reasonable in
the bidder (a H. post addrcss
member e Tm where company oilers shoue be distinctly stated
nited withdrawn.
Zach bid guaranteed by responsible persons
satisfactory guarantee
admitted The bid and should be signed pny with full
department right reject any may
be deemed exavas and also the bids Of failing contractors and
The lid should be sealed; superscrbed a proposals
Ii modification bid any essential terms is tauspouni
to new d and cannot be received SO as 70 interfere with regular
composition after tho last hour set for receiving bids
guarators saees without knowing that they sun
responsibility and all bidders earantors and surctes dis
tncy notified that failure TO enter into perform the
for the service proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities
be enforced against them
13 Present contractors and known the department
equally with others and certificates OF their
cheney substantially he above Tho certificates
sunoy mnst be signed by postmaster by augs Of court Of
I
bidders guaraua surctcs &c directed
| following viz;
Soc = 1925 requiring contractors cnrriors &c.
! be
OF March Is2s rotation failure
|
Sec. 27. of July 1885 liabilities of guarantors.
~ of July 1886 authorizing bids m Milling contractors
be rejected.
See July 1890 combinations amongst
dora
April 81 isos provides Congress
contractor.
Of March 1925 provides that postmaster
postmaster, cicTk o1eo slhi be contractor
Z. March , 1875, provides that other than
white male shah he employed the mail
General win hrnef
he
that tie same part Of for
purpose speculation and he viii
transfer sane assignee
qualified his onon, than the original
enrry tho sanlo into successful operation.
AARON V. BROWN,
Az 2l-3aNtlstJunet Postmaster General