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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

- 49, 's.s a' IS Nsw Yoak, May IL.
4 serious rebellion broke out ct Sing Sing pris-
on on Sunday, il which nearly all the prisopsrs
were engaged. The affair was quelled by the
ksepers before much damage was done. None Of
the prisoners escaped. esae sals .ssas
{ Chief Justice Oakley Of the Supreme Court,
died last night, aged - years. 3 ad pc
John Turner formerly puhlisher Of the New
York Gasetts, died yesterday, eyed S..
RATS, Resehss, Bed Bugs, kc.-rhe London ousrterly
Review, the New York Daily state Register and others, On
"coSTAR's's Rat, Roach, &C., ExTERNrNAToR, g cos
TARs' Bed Bug ExTRRMINAToR, aCOsTARs' ELEo.
TRIO POWDER, for Ants, &c. 8 8a3a@9H 81
The London Qssvfsriy Review contains near column,
and the New Pork Daily STATE Regier, OF Nay the Ii,
saysj @NeJudcou housskeeper shoud defer purchasing
supply Of these Invaluable REMEDIES for clearing their houses
OF all sorts Of vsrmin. with confidence we can recon.
mend them rs Indispensable articles for every famlyv
The Eec York Jsarnaifor April, following. Cos
rARs Remedies for all domestic PESTS as Rats Cock
Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fcas &c. be valus
indeed speak knowledge Of their
rare merits The Of sCostar, is household word,
70 New Workers. and his Depot, No. 36s BROADWAY New
York. throngsd by thousands daily As summer APP
prosches advise would be rid Of the above
named pests to send and procure timely supply Of the Exter
mnator DRUoGsTs and DEALERS should send their
orders eay they would In articles for which
there constant demand and which be
reslized.o W s3s#a Egsf "a
u See advertisement in another column. ttt5. T..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.


H0USE.-The Speaker announced the recep-
tion OF communication from the President and
Secretary of the Transit Railroad Company, ma
king statement of its affairs in compliance with
q previous resolution. Read and laid on the ia
The Special order of the afternoon was then
taken up-being the bill cooperating and grant
ing lands to the Mnnesots and Pacific Railroad
Co., and the amendments reported from commit
tee Of the Whole were considered.
MIR. kingsbury offered An amendment extend
ing the road to Crow Wing to the head of Lake
Superior, HE Fa at
Which was adopted. -
After much excited discussion, and seyera,
amendments threatening to kill the bill with toe
much numbering, the amendment was finally re.
considered and voted down. y
j. r. Brown offered an amendment making
the extension Of branch road TO Henderson .
condition of the charter. After animated anc
prolonged debate, the amendment was rejected
Mr.. Hayden offered an amendment making il q
provision of the charter that the Company shouls
. hire no man to operate the road, who used intox.
icating liquor as beverage.
MIR. II. advocated his amendment in a stro NJ
speech, reverting in it, to the numerous accident
and great loss Of life that has attended the EN-.
ployment Of tipple,s and drunkards to run trains
Whitlock presented q substitute that tno mar
employed on this road shall be habitual drunk
ard or moderate drinker, nor shall he indulge the
habit of using tobacco, swearing, or visiting hou-
ses of ill-fame."s a ~ : sr .sls-s.gya 49, 81
DR.. Jewett responded, administering telling
rebuke to the gentleman frem Belle PLANE, and
relating scenes Of death, from his own experience
caused by drunken conductors and engineers. He
advocated MIR. Hayden's amendment in peril
nent speech. TE2 ab3f3a}
The vote was then taken on the question, re-
sulting in ayes IL, nays l9, as follows:
AYEs.-Messrs. Able, Black, J. r. Brown,
Foster, Grant, Howell, Hayden, Jewett, King,
Keith, Musray, Plumer, Stannard, Smith, Thorn
as, Wilson and Mr.. Spesker-l7.
Noxs.--Messrs. Adams, Branch, L. NJ. Brown,
Berry, Barrows, Bassen, Case, Costello, Chase,
Chamblin, Gere, Hechtman, Kingsburg, McVey,
Sweeney, Thompson, Troll and Mr.. Whitlock
lie. -
ohamblin moved the previous question on the
bill. -
Mr.. Wilson moved call Of the House.
Mr.. Smith moved that all further proceedings
under call of the House be dispensed with.
On call of the ayes and noes, the bill was or
dered to be engrossed for its third reading.
Mr.. Adams, from committee on enrolled bills
reported bill %, for paying Robert Wardlaw and
others for expenses incurred In the Watonwan
expedition, a. correctly enrolled.
On motion, the resolution preclading ell busi-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

% a. He that marries for beauty alone, is like
Q buyer of cheap furniture--the varnish that
caught the eye will not endure the Preside blaze.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

o. Aleck Malinix, of Putnam county, Indi-
ana, killed his wife last week, by splitting open
her head with an axe, while at the breakfast Ia
BILE. They had been married only three weeks.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

q A stSaggler giving his mama q John ],
Sitter, was arrested on Saturday BY CAPTAIN
Gooding for burglaries he has committed in this
town. win have bis exanination shis morning
before Justice Simoads.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

TWO Promssory notes signed by and made payable
bearer which 10 made payable Patrick Mcmahon or
ordeone Of said $3.50, the ez0obot
dated May 7th 1859 shave been iss paid notes
% and al persons are hereby notasd not v buy
said notes, I shan net pay them again. -
May 6ths I657.-my6-3tws TRANCE NcGovBRN.
DLANs, Specifications estimates furnished for ever
description Of Enginss and Machinery flor Mines, Ms
wEsrxRx NOVELTY WORKS,
JanssvfIIe, Wa.
yOPPBR, Lead, Pipe and Yitsngs. Sheet froa
~ Bfeechtng, &C.. furnished Il
the wBBTERN NoVELfY WORKS.
nov81ydkw Janesvilis, Wis.
WIN. BELL CARRER.
81 ~ IS sUkYEYoR AND
DEALER IN REAL BSTATEs -
41ILLWAInK, Ht2Uu1oHAs
Upoevsrnnat rlAts1zswn. jS5-1sw1y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

LEGISLATORS !-ToE THE MARK The following
paragraph from the Chicago Press, gives US an
earnest Of how the people of the East are watch
ing the bestowment or our munifcent grant Of
"But st. Paul Is yet in its infancy. The vast
region to which she holds the key has yet to be
developed. Who may tell the destiny Of Saint
Paul, and of the State of Minnesota? The child
is born. who will see the latter become one of the
most popular and wealthy States Of the Ameri-
can Union. The progress made within the next
ten years viii depend greatly upon the action Of
the Legislature now in session. policy in the
disposition of the land grants sufficiently liberal
to invite Prerequisite foreign capital into the ter
ritory to build her projected roads, will give an
impulse that will carry her forward in the race
of empire with rapidly that the world has new
er before witnessed. We confidently expect such
action will be taken by the Legislature as will
secure the early completion Of all the roads for
which grants Of land hare been made."
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

CT The London Times classiies the accidents
upon the British railways in 1856 in an instruc-
tive manner. There were 281 persons killed and
394 injured on the railways during the year. OF
the killed, 81 were trespassers on the track, who
were run down BY trains; % deaths at crossings
! OF ordinary roads on q level with the railroads.
Only "a of the 281 killed were passengers on the
cars, and IS of these persisted by their own care-
iessness; liz Of the killed were employees of the
roads, and liz of those died by their own mis-
conduct or want of caution. $500 I
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

- The Nova Scotia Parliament was formal.
ly prorogued on Thursday. The bill granting
the Atlantic Telegraph Companies the exclusive
right for fifty years to land submarine cables in
the province has become law. @
ca The Havana correspondent of the Tru.
Delta says private letters are received there say
ing that Walker had evacuated Rivas, and was
on board British man-of-war at San Juan De-
Sur. -.es IA .--saa E 800
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

ca We are every day more convinced that
Missouri will be Free State soon! It has al
ready FIVE or six ardent abolition papers, becom-
ing more reflex of the sentiments of the major
ity Of the people. The St. Louis Herald, always
heretofore regular niger driver, says in last
weeks paper, "whensver the question comes up
in a proper shape, we shall be found on the right
side" 1t sees the handwriting on the wall!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

- Knoxville KY, papets say that provender
is scarce that they have to cut trees for the cat.
tie to eat the buds. The greatest want was felt
among the poorer classes. The Circuit Court at
Jacksonborough was obliged to adjourn without
sitting, no feed could be procured for the hor-
ses Of the judges and lawyers.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

II Messrs Bostwick, Pease & Co., are fitting
up new banking room in the first story Of
Roberts stone building, directly opposite their
present stand. 1t win be ready for their oceu-
pancy soon. s.s i
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

Mr.. Brougham has been elected to Congress
from South Carolina, from the district represen-
ted by Preston s. Brooks. by $4,000 majority.
.TThat 8 the way the South does. It endorses
every act of its Bulies, and the greater the Bully,
the more extensive the endorsement. It is not
usually SO with the North, although in the case
Of Burlingame, he was reelected by small ma
jority. When viii the North learn to stand by
its own members sSk sta ffE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

" The attention Of Druggists and Dealers
il invited to Costar's advertisements and notice
in to-dsy's paper. II these remedies are what
they purport to be, our Druggists viii find an ex-
tensive demand for them here.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

LOLA MoSrsz.-This notorious feminine, who
has, in her life, turned the head Of king. mar
ried something less than dozen men, horsswhip-
ped ss many more, and who dances like fairly,
Is playing an engagement at the Chicago theatre.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

~ -fE 6EykGk w. CHAPMAN & co. 90
successors to J. W. Foster Il Co. } s.,:..~ q
SIDING, FLOORING AND Log MILLS, a4
FOR saving all Kinds of Lumber with a Circular
Saw. -
.aa 81 20 Patented July Is, 1854. It6"NN =
SIDING AND FLOORING MILLs.-This mill is a perfect
MILL % any thickness required without stoppua
ne 70 change the set 1t requires bunting post to
LOOT, Is ne changes are all without either
Tne seton IN this mill is the only perfect thing o. the kim
atacned 70 mill, and In cutting um N fs a,
necessary TO mill to make good lumber As sooI
as lne taxes the reverse jiggin6 the car
M ses ON rom the saw far enough - the baci
cut OF trembling OF the saw, and after ji8I6x
ne feeong or reverse motion and Itself IL f
as indicated, together with the TO the
Die accuracy This mill arranged and is h
cut every time the carriage saw In
Inc offset not used, but with
accuracy both ways. The machinery used in this min h
strong and yet simple; having excess Of
wheels 70 break as adapted to lumber country en-
pressly. IL will stand hard will cut more
power and do 1t better same length or
man any other mill In We refer to parties who ar
ue ana have cut from eighteen hundred to two
feet per hour with the Jor,oard cut only. lT =
MINIS are kept constantly hand, tights of single mill,
for sale on rea sonabe terms. :. $3.50
3 Mandatory, 1875 Canal street, ( q.
ns Between Jackson and Adams Streets. tQ71 . d
Inc Following gentlemen who using these Mills. perni
us to name them reference: N' ~ 80
loss, Chicago e. Durgan. Manitowoc, Wis
AenueuS q SocKonoge, t1f w. T. Powers, Grand Ra
a. Itwo Misl haamazoo, r | yt pids, Mich. - (
.. n. Farn6am, ST. Paul Green u Grars. Cedar IA
L. Cranky Bsrraboo, WIS., &C pids Iowa = -
h = III -. J. G.. Chase, Oshkosh, wis. -I,-.-e ~
N. b. W L ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH norr nj u n nm
MILLS ON SHORT NOTICE. snI6.vIS
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

unimproved Of $50 Acres three miles east of st.
"A Cloud. id5 MILLER u SwISSBELM, 81. Cloud.
so 5000 acres weeleced land In Benton
Counties, in lots to suis purchasers.
my4.iwdawtf 5aMILLER & swIssHELM.
I CHAIR AND BEDsTEAD MANUFACTORY.
THE subscribers would say that enkased in he
Trade, that they have their Excessive In
operation, and turning 300 and sou 1000
Chairs per week. Saw MIL and best
water the country, feel confident saying
bought In other Market transportation added
want should send In immediately, now send our
teams liberal dscomtade whentaEen the Factory
Our card with list OF prices be had application. All
orders promptly filled. A drese, D.. B. SEARS co.,
.ls2o-ly Minnstonka Mills, HennepinC o.. MT.
@2s 81 7e-8 FOR SALE.
FARM acres, situated from ST. PAM and
"A from Mendotapart wood and part prairie, and exce
soils Will be sold at good bargsn,on good time Apply
70 Atsyo 80 fsN5s& BELL b Co.
- fcb23-dAw 4m % tsasg 83s Minneapolis, u. r.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
1Ea3 f1 BROWN & billiard 49, ~
sH.tTsU No. lSS Lake Street, Chicago bra aa
: -. Wholesale Dealers and anutactursrs of ,,.
BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

]. BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
ITO uPHoLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALRRs.
4 We have In stock manufactured = T.77T1T
4sIs8 t5 MATTRASSES AND BEDDING q 7c 81
g..asfLtl "a OF ALL KINDS, E.-- ...
Including the following goods by the ton and bala
Horse hair, Feathers Moss, Excelsior, Husk, Cotton Sen
GIsss springs, Webbing, Twne Burapse, Damasks, mps
Trimmings, etc., etc. ~ - ~ S-p''
s sp1st HOTELS, CHURCHES, rod rs
fsRaF; al llif tI1a STEAMBOATS,, }} =, b .s,req 81
AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIoNs
- Furnished at Eastern Prices, VI ~ t''
ii AN DAT SHORT NOTICE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23
FARM TOOLS AND FURNITURE.
MINNESOTA FRUIT AND oRNAMENTAL

rAhnc, ShhUbS, hOSES, DAHLIAS, PQNIAS, PHLOXES.
.--A5le Greenhouse Plants ind Seeds. p 3 &. -,
nave now on hand the largest best Trees
w and Plants offered Dubuaue INCLUDING Az
Raspberies Strawberries Pie PLANS, Asparagus, &C.
IN tne ornamental line FURNISH choice Evergreens
Map Eims, Mountain Ash, Poplars Abeles,
Lscs, Fig werng Almonds, syrngas over 100
Encs OF Roses 10 good varieties Phox 20 Poenias
1adoius Lilies, and many other herbaceous plants.
Our new Greenhouse well supplied with monthly Roses,
Geraniums Yerbenss &C., of young vigorous growth
taken from cold frames after stock was burned in ec
last. For blooming they are much better
Nearly every article we offer has grounds from
as mSeh as those lust besides
and other places East, will endure climate. gg:
orders may be sent through the Once or left at
establishment the House on the
Road All kinds Of Fruit Trees Shrubs, Plants in Pots TO-
gsner with Garden and Flower Seeds win kept AZ.
ricutursl and Seed Store Of j. b. Holiness ESQ on
who VIII also receive orders Groyeiand Garden and
Nursery. 81 fmh27-2mw) Hlrs L. nj FORn = co
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

"a Why can't some of our Republican friends
extend to those gentlemen now in the city, who
were instrumental in procuring our Railroad
grant, the courtesy of an entertainments We
should be glad to meet them and thank them for
the manner in which they have stood by us. Let
us have the entertainments.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

..s1 ]a.l1 BARNUM BROTHERS, % e.
ArokTEHs and Wholesale Dealers IN Tors, FANCY
GOODS, Wood and Willow Ware, Housekeepina Articles
&e! SC, msnufsctursrs Of FIRE WORKS, No ITO IaSs
street, Chicago, Illinois, b II . - mbas
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-05-23

eesooo 70 koANs
ar nssl nsssss ssswity-Apply q snse nssf
- .Aie'A ,. ,. =. ynnLps.
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Saturday, NAV Is. 3


the chair. The bill was read by sections. AZ.
ter some time spent in its consideration, without
! the addition Of any important amendments. the
committee rose and reported the bill back to the
| House recommending its engrossment. MURRAY
osered an amendment. to change that clause
which reads -s'no lands granted to this compa-
ny shall be subject to taxation until such lands
shall have been sold or conveyed" BY inserting
after the word 'sold," the words cor contracted
| to be Sold" He urged this amendment partly
on the ground that it hsd been inserted in the
previous railroad bills. .sa.t. 1919
On eaik of the ayes and nays, the amendment
was lost By ayes IA, noes %. The bill was then
ordered engrossed. On motion tho motion order.
ing tie Pacific Railroad bill to be engrossed. was
reconside.ed, and amenassas providing that the
Minneapolis and Sedar Valley read should be ex-
empt from any obligation 30 aid IN the construc-
ton Of the Mississippi Valley Railroad unless they
should receive other lands than those conferred
BY the present grant--wss stricken out. On mo-
ton the rulesSwere Suspended, and the bill was
ordered to be read the third time. Gere called
for che reading Of the III at length. It was so
read by the CLERK. Tbs bill was then passed and
its title agreed . b. ~ =, noes as follows !:
Ayes Adams, Branch 8 ~. Brown, Barrows.
Howell, Hetchnan, Hsydsa, King, MsYey, Muir
ray, Plumer, Psyne, Smiths SEeeneys Thompson,
Thomas, Troll, 2iIkie, whitloek, and Speaker
26. Nays: Berry, Baasen, j.. Il, Brown, Jewett,
Kingsbary, Ramsey, and Stannard,T.
On motion the rules were suspended to allow
the House bill granting lands q rs Trspsit Rail-
road Co. to 20 20 its third reading. The bill was
then read q third time and passed b The follow
ing vote: Ayes: Adams, Branch, r r Brown,
L. N. Brown, Baasen, Cas-, Cestsllos Chase,
Chamblin, Foster, Grant, Gsrs, Howell Hetch-
man, Hayden, Jewett, King, Kingsb,ury, AcVey,
Plumer, Payne, Ramsey, Smish, SEeeAey, I1omp-
son, Thomas, Troll, Nilkie, Whisl4ek Nilson,
and Spssker-32. Noes: Berry, Harsys and
Ssannsrd--s. Adj. till 2 o'oiock >. xr.s nsaday.
The Washington union., 1857-04-25
sale of Indian Trus, Lands in Kansas Terri
PROCLAMATION
BY rnE PnrsTDESr OF the UNITED STATES.


By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
TN pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
dent Of the United hereby declare aud make
that public sale viii be held Iowa Point Donpan county in the
next for the disposal o such the lands held by the United
BY said Indians in trust as aforesaid, 10 wit:
SOD4 u e base Ihs and y ae siah principal meridian
Townships No one in fifteen sixteen eighteen,
Townships No to ranges seventeen eighteen nineteen,
treaty amounting the whole eight hundred acres situate
townships I've t1 Of ranges ranges nnetecn and twenty
Sa na ne bs % a @ aas @ @ 81 Nay nsH o the DISPOSAL q such @
Knskask Peoria anesaw and wea In
dians situated within the unaeneutoned townships said
Territory and eeded by said confedeaed bands aforesaid Wit
South S hc base line eaa n nc sinh principal meridian
Townships Geen sixteen seventeen Of range twenty
townships aecn sixteen and seventeen Of tveuone
Townships nlteen sixteen, and
Townships neen sixteen seventeen and eighteen
Townships nen sixteen seventeen eighteen range
ty-four
Townships hen sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range twen
y-1ve.
Provision having been made By he second and third articles Of the
should be entitled 70 one hundred and sixty acres land
IN addition that sections should DO selected and
forty be selected and set apart for the benefit Of
the American Indian Mission Association and said amounting
about o thousand acres having been selected in the following
townships above named, TO wit;
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty-five
three. 'G''
townships sixteen and seventeen twenty four.
Townships sixteen and hereby
apart and reserved from sale
so al leoompon in said Territory Tuesday the
twenty third day Of June for the disposal such the lands
held In trust by tho United States for the
Of Indians situated within the
priug the e portion OF the lands ceded Delaware
dans, In trust as aforesaid TO witt
South Of he tdse iHe and eat Of the sifh priata, reiaa
Townships Ave- six eight nine eleven Of range
teen.
Townships eight eleven range sixteen
Townships six seren eight nine ton aud eleven range
teen.
Townships six eight nipc and ten range eighteen
The terms Of said sales will be cash,
below tho valuation placed the
rs duly appointed for the classn yanng
and payment bong made receipts duplicate viii
therefor, OF which will be delivered purchaser
Patents viii subsequently DO issued for the purchased
accordance with the laws In force regulating the issue
The Offering the above lands will be
pectrey appointed and VIII proceed tho order which
are advertised with all convenient DESPATCH until the whole shall
have been offered and tho sales thus closed.
All purchases paid for the reoercd
following day at the risk Of the dcflultpg purchaser
GyoD under hand at the Washington
day of February, eighteen hundred and hfy.sevon
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY tho President:
GEo W. MAslTEyNY d
Commissioner Of Indisn Affairs
BNo authorized publish foregoing adver
semen without special instructions TO that effect from
sioner Of Indian Affairs
Feb 2s-lawtlJuno.
The Washington union., 1857-04-25

The quantities Of all be increased diminished the
service hereafter require The contracts viii therefore be made
not specific such
require TO be delivered at those yards respectively
Contractors residing the where deliveries required
must establish agencies such places that delay in fur
psbng what may be required and when contractor fails promptly
comply with Chief Provisions
Clothing shall authorized direct purchases supply
tho deficiency
Provisions and Clothing either Of the aforesaid shall
DO evidence that such rcqon has been made and received
Separate offers DO made each article each OF the
aforesaid yards and in han article Is
timed the offer the Chief the win have the right
et Of tho articles contained such Offer and reject the
emainder and bidders whose proposals accepted and
others will be forthwith notified, practicable
tract will be transmitted to them for execution which contract
be returned 10 the bureau within days. exclusive Of the c
quired for the regular transmission OF the mail.
Two suroies equal tho estimated
of the will be required
thereof collateral addition
performance and not event be paid until Is in all
complied with eighty cennni of the amount Of oil deliveries
made will be paid by the agent within thirty after bills
duly authenticated, shall have been presented TO him.
Blank forms of proposals be obtained application 10 the
navy agents Portsmouth, New HAMPSHIRE Boston, New York
bureau.
record duplicate Informing bidder Of the
the meaning 1S46 bid will
10 conformity with this understanding.
Every offer made must be accompanied las directed IN tho act Of
Congress making appropriations the naval service for 146
proved 10th Of August ls46 by written signed by
responsible the effect that no they undertake that
the bidder bidders will accepted
the supplies proposed The bureau will not be obligated consider
proposal unless accompanied by the required by law
tho OF the 10 he certified by the navy agent
district attorney, collector Of the customs
attention Of Lders called
es required q ae inatioa for ro jaa tM rigid oonpar
siiig that fall bloo them and their attention also particularly
directed te JOINT resolution Of 2 March, 1854 and to he act Of ghe
loh August, Isie
Marcel