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Pennsylvania Senatorial Contest.

HARRISBURG, Jan. IA resolution was
presented in the Senate this Afternoon, by Mr.
B. Lowry. setting forth that in coaseq oeace OF
numerous infiammatory newspaper Articles
having lately appeared, and the danger OF
violence to lie appTehended on the oceAs ,oa OF
the election for United States Senator, the
Senate adjourn until "Wednesday morning az
10 O'Clock. The resolution passed the h-st
reading by strict party vote, and was then
laid over until Tomorrow. should it- pass
previous 10 IL O'Clock an election cannot tah.
place, and the position remains vacant for ons
year. The city is filled with thousands Of
strangers, and great excitement prevails.
The republican caucus tonight adjourned
without making any nominatisn for United
States SehatoA They sat with closed doors,
but intimations are thrown out that Mr.. VIII
mot will be nominated to-morreu morning.
Mr.. Lowrys resolution, offered this afternoon,
will probably not be pressed TO a final vote.
On the first ballot in the democratic caucus
Mr.. Buckalew received 10 votes, Campbell h,
Hughes ii, Foster 10, Black S, and Governor
Porter /; balance scattering. On the sixth
ballot Buckalew received 40, Campbeil 10, and
HughesS. Thus nominated Mr.. Buckalew a.
the democratic candidate for United States
Senator.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-THE iron clad
frigate "New Ironsides" went to sea from this
place to-day.
The Richmond papers say there Were at
Newbern, on Wednesday last, fifty five Yankee
transports The force there included the com.
mands of three Major Generals, which give q
force of 5000 at least. There is n formidable
feet of war steamers at Beaufort, and ii is
supposed that an attack is meditated On VIII
mington and Goldsboro'.
II is reported in Richmond that the rebel
gunboat Merrimac is now lying under the guns
Of Fort Darling, having gone fellow the block
Of the low water in the James river.
The flag of truce steamer Metamora. in
charge Of Capt Valtenburg, arrived here to-
Gay from City Point, with three hundred and
twenty paroled Union prisoners, and several
women and children.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

STAFFORD Court HousK, Jan li-A force
OF Rebel cavalry, supposed 70 be Hampton's
command, has been hovering on our right nanR
tor some days. Our cavalry pickets at Stat.
icrd's store were fired upon, and two men
killed. Our scouts have been fired upon re-
pcateoly, and one Of them died to-day, from in
Juries r. ceived in this way. Presuming that
This cavalry was supported by n larger force,
Col. Schimmelpfennig went out night before
last, with force OF cavalry, infantry and ar
nliery-adyancing by different roads. He
reached Catletts station yesterday, where he
encountered and drove q mpany Of from 50 70
40 Rebel cavalry. He ascertained satisfactorily
that there is no Rebel force, except rowing
hands Of cavalry, on this side the Rappahan-
mock. His cavalry marched so and his infantry
about60 miles. returning last evening. II was
reported that the Rebels had been run ming cars
on the railroad 10 Manassas junction; but this
is doubtless incorrect -
A sergeant OF the 18th Illinois, captured by
tie rebels. managed 20 escape, and reports that
tle rebel force consisted only Of cavalry, be-
longiI TO Hampton's command.
Gen. Sigel arrived here from Washington lsst
evening.
STAFFORD COURT HORSE, VA, Jan. f2.-Be-
fore Gay light this morning the headquarters Of
Ger. Sigel, at this place, were discovered 70 be
on fire. IL originated in the room in which the
General was sleeping, but through the strenuous
Efforts OF some Of his staT il was extinguished
before material damage was done.
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.
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I iAsso,lATtDihtfs DIrrAruatN.l
rnU ,pk.ptt..E E,rrp,r,o,

st ''hNu' thttbtttoss
,sS on noSfs iaIoS h.vra, yaa. va, ,a,rp
WAS Withdrawn ffom 'he Nasoo nssr ,sstsf.
day safely. a Htnrls aitafk ~ ths eas nv 81
upsN' :! anr sHnt, ais. TAs Asoo ts Ahaa.
dohe a. \ tS'Ns oi 81, railons, the eastny l..ta.
'mrf'gnahie on The ftont tastnf that stf.an,
h.r" has teen NO nghtins % naonent sinf..
h; NsndTy.
NChiEC has o. On htard from tlen Ii.nR. -,
hC rilral farrueu e.
G"n. Motrernsnd arrived l.re on Thuf.d.,
nih, The siinN H. ROW IN the transtor II
Mi!likcns Ernd. No furthrr aeveionrae,,-
Rave ttCn nadT OF Ihr moyemants Of ls.nAer.
t'E abc irieS's r. til iorcss tn hisssbats In.
'h' m tSS tFeH rs an forced then. IA, ia. .u,,i.t
ei oc',tc m-n, srd ili-y had l6o guns Ia their
batteries, tesiccs ftld artillery. our loasrs IN
iaIco amount 20 2,atU or 3-txr mon an stt,et
~oHrc'c ano prisoners. The Ioss OF the -n-m,
H. not known
The body cI Capt. CIV in. Of the gunboat Brz
!on. wiil be- srnt To Cairo un the runhoa; a IA
tEence 10 Las ilitEcr E.asL
Il; has tS.n raining Incsssani.y for tn. lat
th;rts hcufs, Causing = heavy Eisr in The Mis-
eissiprL
a council cf " ar was hid on board the
iigTPsF, Gen. Mct1rrnand's hsaHauartars
loiInodcre Iorier. Gen. SheTma and Gen
mcC;eTnaDd and other officers were present
1t "a as CONS iGerri folly In make any further
attack Oh F:cksbrrg with the present force
the eEeny receiving their reinforcemrnt. too
iapioiy, ano theTe SrinE 10 prospects OF our
sitie receiving reinfurcements. Therefore riey
uteii'd IL pedi; ut TO abandon the attack on
ficFseurg aE6 operate again.t some other
place. Tie pciEt OF attack has been decided
on, but publicity is forbidden.
Tho ioiioO1ng day both fleets got under
weieh, hut there was no coal for The gunboats
sGG tl;ey We're unable TO raise staam There
"es food IN the river at thls time, and with
wocd irel Ia TIE transports took the gun boats
IN tow and moved 3 icwly along. Our ad vance
sEriSed here isst ri- lat a.d met the coal vessels
gong Gown the riv.r.
There was considerable excitement at the
mouth OF the Arkansas river The ram Pom
chariTain is down the river, ana the gunboats
NED rams arc waiting for her
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s.d ih'se slss's acc Pfv,st ,.d 10 . lafss . "a
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h- moved ,o Rsi.,sh. A por,isa 81 ~
army he. ten Withdrawn frum me Rann.
hunhock 90 ktChmcud. and a said a. - y. a.
20 mares 10 din"rsnt points On Norm t,srulins
Tor IT. ccfencs
Gen fo.t-r hs. l~en ,.r, L-s ,iIy r,.iussr,.s
during th' Last two weeks. and the loyal t-.o.
lie Ii the North " ~ bC pis ssed n lsara taat
iHis ahie iend"r 70 moving 20 the int-rior srala
lie is dstsru ned to k.ep tho railroad oom,aa.
Eicaiion b"twecn Richmond and the "a alf s.a.-.
scN-I.d.
l'would hc improper a, thi. tune 90 alisa- 10
any particular mUvf mrnt W hieh a. beins ma-l~
hut u IL generally conceded thai the Iarr~ he'd
nov ~ rendezvous here is des lgnrd ~ co. ou-,.
rate with IN e,pcdi;ion for the capture of Vii
i;iingtcn, The termini Of three important raly-
roads
Its rumored st Newbern that an attach 4. N
tr made on Charleston soon.
Gen. Eeel.e'sentire di vision, with uanS other
.rooIs, m.xe arrived safely at Nswbern, and
Rsin:orcements are landing stili at Newbern
and Beaufort These harbors Hlled with
steam transports and gunboas
The hfaiih of the troops is excellent MANY
Of the regiments are being paid on.
THE REBEL REPORTS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-The II. ,hulond
Papers OF yesterday contain the following des
patches from Ralrigh:
At Ncwhfra on Wednesday last there were
Efty 1--we Yankee transports. The forces there
include The commands of three major generals,
which give fierce Of 0,C0o AT leas;
There IL q Tor fInidahlP fleet n Rpaufort
IL rs supposed that an attack meditated on
Wilmington and Goldsbo-o.
ACTIVITY IN THE NORTH CAROLINA DEPART
MINT.
A letter 10 the Boston Traveller, from New
bein, N. c., confirms the rebel reports OF grrat-
~ increaseo activity in that Departu mt Tue
Travellers correspondent says that heavy re-
inforcements are constantly arrisi.s-, 90 that
v here there were brigades before there Will be
divisions now. Gen Spinola's brigade reached
Newbern on the 1stinstant, and az Nther brig
ade landed AT Morehead City. Th:.. an Irnpor-
tart blow is 10 be struck there can be no doubt.
and probably the rebels are not far amiss ln
their calculations as 10 where it will fall.
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~A curious divorce case is now being tried
in Noble county, Ohio. Dan1 0uyler sues for
divorce upon the ground Of the adaltery OF his
wife with Esquire Stone Of Noble county.
The adultery is alleged to have taken place in
Wheeling some months ago. Mrs Guyler, who
is the second wife Of Daniel Guyler, expects 20
show that her husband sent her away from
b ome and. then conspired with another man
ard woman TO 60 to the Monroe House I'm
Wheeling, and represent herself and Stone. IL
is alleged that Guyler did this in order 70 more
speedily procure the divorce for which he now
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Unsuccessful Effort of the Rebels to Can.
ture HartSyille

ST. Louis, Jan. 12.-General Curtis has re-
ceived a dispatch from Major Collins, COM
manding the post at Lebanon, Mo, stating that
at three O'Clock on Saturday morning seven
hundred Federals at Harts vile were attacked
byfor thousand rebels, with five cannon, under
Marmaduke and Porter, but drove them a We
miles south.
The rebels then took a circuit and returned TO
Hartsville, when the fighting recommended
and continued till sundown. Our loss was IS
killed and wounded. The rebels lost l50.
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DROPOsALS FOR GRADING SOUTH OAPI-
IL TOL STREET, FROM STREET SOUTH TO
SOUTH SIDE OF s STREET SOUTH.

eVCTd e1U6 VI SThEET SOUTd.
MAYORS OFFICE, January /, 1853.
PRePosALs will be received at the Mayors Office
until IL clock the 18th day of Janus ary, 1885,
for executing the following act
An ACT for grading South Capitol street. from to
street south.
BE II endettd by the Board ef Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the city af WashtNgtoR, That
the sum OF sixteen hundred dollars IS 500 or 80
much thereof as may be necessary, be and the same
is her. BY appropr atd out of the funds of
the Fifth and Seventh Wards, for the pu pose of
grading South Capitol street to the proper grade
and to the proper width between the curb lines
from south side OF street south to the south side
of street south.
Sec. 2. And be IL enacted, The said grading to be
given 70 the lowest responsible bidder or Ndders,
he or them giving security to the amount Of thirty
two hundred $500 dollars for the faithful COM
pliance Of his or her contract provided he they
shall grade one half the entire length Of said South
Ca pite street. from street south to south side Of
street south on or before the first day of June
next 30 as to make good road from street south
to the south side of street south, and that the
whole work shall be completed within one year
from the date of said contract. -,
Fec. s. And be IL enacted, That said work to be I'D.
vertised for pro oposals for ten days. and In case
shall the work cost over sixteen hu udred dollars
provided that no part Of said appropriation fshaH
be paid until said work is completed to the saiisfac
tion of the Mayor.
Bidders are required to state the total amount
for executing and complying with the requirements
jy i-dtH RICHARD wALLAcH, Mayor.
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Q6 NEW AND CHOICE STOCK. 400

PAPERHANGINGs,
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped Me-
iium and Low priced PAPERS, appropriate either
FOR ths richly adorned o, most hum Bile residence
WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and COmmen Shades. Buff Green and Blue Hol-
land, By the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Wdy,Gnted TO b Gfiied srtth Gold Leaf,
The handsonest sssortment in the District, from
the best manufactory in the country. Also, beau.
tiful variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de Visite Frames of foreign and dernes-
tic manufacture
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Different sizes and colors Picture Rings, Nsis, 60
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of celebr sted Pictures Paintings Statuary
&c.
The attention OF those rsnovating is called to
the above goods which wers purchased for, and on
account Of the times win be sold at the lowest
munsrative prices exclusively for
CASH
Tor goods and labor, when purchased and executed.
All articles warranted as represented.
~ Orders for PAPERHAFGING or WINDOW
SHADES punetuAlly executed, in city or country.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh st., eight doors above
dc l6-im" Odd Fellows Hall.
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Missouri Legislature.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. IA resolution
WAS adopted in the Senate to- day req uesting
vising the military Ia ws 10 pro vide more
ffpctuaIly for the enrolment and organization
OF the militia of the State. A bill was passed
receivable for taxes FOR period ef- two years.
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General Butler GONE Home.

LOWELL, Jan. 12-Gen Butler arrived home
on Saturday evening, and was met at the Gro
ton Juction by a committee Of his fellow -citi-
xene, who accompanied him to Lowell On
the arrival of the train he was appropriately
welcomed by the Mayor, to which he briefly
replied. A large concourse of people had
assembled TO meet and escort him to his resi-
dence, - -.s -. = .-
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THE NEW CANTERBURY,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET


LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH srazEr,
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT.
A PERFECT AVALANCHE OF STARS.
CoscESTR TON OF
BEAUTY TALENT, GRACE AND FUN!
THE CANTERBURY, as asuaL. rs ahead,
The Company is the very Largest N the World, and
the Hall is ths most masniacent place Of
amxsen'en. in the city, and is .ft.ed up
better than any theater south Of
SEVEN NEW STARS
ALL or THE OF Old F.voR1rEs
will appear tonight.
First appearance e of q the s,o-Ypno
The most daring and graceful Acroba,s in America
miss GuGPa aokTimER,
who will appear in the
Gypsy LAY!
First week of
DICK PARKER,
MILE FRANK LA FOLLE and LITTLE ELLA.
and the
MAMMOTH COMPANY:
Miss Ka.e Psnoyer, Miss .gnes Sutherland,
Miss $ssnis Allen. Miss Lily Rrsnson.
Miss Anas TIsrrisOn. Mis-. Clara Berxef.
MIR. Harry Talbot, MIR. ]. 8. Clarke.
First time of the beautiful ballet the
MADRIGALS OF SPAINT
In which
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
will appear.
EVERY ACT NEW ONI6HTt
The perform snes will conclude With . new sensa-
tion Drama, {frft time in this city founded the
incidents OF the present war, entitled
THE EOYOF THE IRISH BRIGADEt
Lanty O'Lesry... .---.....-Geo. Il. Edeson
He will be supported bya
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANYI
ADxssIos-Balcony and Parduette, Is cents to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 90 cents; to Private Boxes,
holding six persons. S5.
Doors open at 6x O'Clock performance at 7K.
"A GRAND MA1INEE SATURDAY
FOR LADIIs AND CHILDREN
Admtt&nce-LadieA. 90 cts.. Children, 10 cts
Doors open al O'Clock. ia l2
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DLACKsMIrHs FORCES,
ID Do. ANYlLS,
Do. BELLOWS,
Do GRfNDST0NES,
!. G0RSE SHOE NAILS,
IRON aad STEEL,
KRENCHES,
k1sPs, asd al BLACHSMITHS TOOLS,
Dof sale, Wholesale or retail, st lowest prices.
p. BAKfH0L0W,
lOLln SIS Seventh st., bet Pa av and Canal
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Di,charsed Saldirrs.

NEW YORK, Jan. i2.-The bark Feneion has
aYri we'd from New Orleans with one hundred
and fifty discharged soldiers. Sixteen died on
the pSseaEe.
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A KhY SUPP LIES.
ovyIon OF 1HH oHIEH QuAnfIlnAsfsl,
T.. al

Army Of tks Potomac, }
WAsHIHofoA September %, 1854.
kloP0sALs are invited for furnishing for the use
offAA army of the Potomac the following articles:
t.no tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
hAlsd, the weight ofeseh bale to be marked
thereon.
apoo 900 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality. In
strong sacks, veil sewed.
100 cords Oak and Hickory Wood we'll Reasoned
and Of the best quality.
1Aeh bid must be- aecompsnied By the endorse
INT OF two responsible persons that the contracts
awarded wM be fulfilled.
Bids win be opened from time to time - the AZ
taass may be needed and contracts wiA be awarded
pa the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
D3ddor up 70 the time Of opening.
me right is reserved to asespt all or Any part Of
. Proposals should Be endorsed Pro posals for Hay
= separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,.
Lieut., Col. and A. d. O..
OA6 Ohisf QuarternAsteI.
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nELAwARH STATE LOTTERY.
BRILLIAST scHEME!
9ls PRIZES OF sfOo.

eecond Capital Prize - geo Dollars
Lowest Three Nun bcr Prize. 4 90 Dollars
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
Authorized By An Act for the Epceuraxensnt OF
Internal improvements in the
STATE ot Delaware
JOHN MORRIS g. co, Managers
CLAss %, to be drawn in wilminston DsIax ware
On SATURDAY, January Slst. 1883.
Sol
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Senatorial Elec,ior

SPRISGPIELD, Ill, Jan. l2-W. A. Richard.
son was elected United States Senator this
afternoon. The vote stood-Ri chardsou e.
Gov Yates 81. - - :. y
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PROPOSALS.
D 10 ALs FOR MBER.
DEPOT QpAbrgssasesh's OPItcR .
Co~s<v EiskfserfA asd g sfyssis.
RAeniyGTvA. u. C.. lamar n lS&s


Ce-~o Eishse.A ssd g ,hssis,
NAszisGTvz. d. c. January ., ls&t
81 ssiti.n r."tHs.L. .iil BE- r-e.,- st tai. oaoe
aaiiyering IN tss city OF Washington At suea point
Don sss Of IaS Ma of aisf silcsns Hns iins &
md drssIiFs,sn yi.;
enc in:S ' ws pine ffss -
Eighty three thousand three hundred ana thirty
tnrse % sa on lset seartiins, sbJ &, fourteen feet
kshtJ thros thnu.aaa three hundred and thirty
ioSr c q H a, isst seantiins,sby 4, sixsssn feet
Eighty three Thousand three hundred and thirty.
issrse ssr !ISS, feet scsn'ns, Shy eighteen feet
All the above described to be good rn.reh. .ntable
'1iiss r. i. ss Pas,
RIopHssi; from si:;c;si ssrs.s. win not be
eminent must aeealn pany eseh propositisn. WV
Lhe. ability Of the bidder 70 hIi tue contract
bT svo responsibie persons. whose signatures must
- .s,.ndsd to the sqs;ssantee and said guarantee
.Aown by TIE osisiai certificate Of the Clerk ofshs
Bidders must be pre-en. in person when the bid.
Hs opened, or their proposals win not be eoasid.
The full name and Post once address of the bid
If bid is made In the name Of frn the names
the % SlcSe. s Of 1 Il. party
~ sIs ana both Of lis suaransors vii
b required of the successful bidder upon signing
he contract.
the right 70 rs,ec. any o. all bid. that may BE-
Aastsr.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals mus. be addressed 70 Captain Edward
z: Harn, Assistant Quartsrn,Aster u. 3. Army,
Msshio Rton. ID. C., and should be plainly marked
"Proposals for Lumber"
FORM OF GUARANTEE
Ss-.9t tn. county OF -,snd State Of
hereby guaranty that's able to fulsl the contract
n scoordanoe With the terms Of. his proposition,
AAd that, should his proposition be accepted, he
yau at once enter into . contract in accordance
herewith.
shouid the Contract be awarded him, We are pre-
Darsd 70 became his sscaritiss
,als :ssr.ntss nara mus, ss appended the oeil
EDWARD L. HARrz,
- Sd Captain and A. Q. NJ, U. 9. Army.
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Steamer Princess Roy

ALBANY, Jan. l2-Seven ballots were had
to-day for Speaker, without any choice being
made.
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steamer Princess Royal.
HALIFAX, Jan. E2-The steamer Princess
Royal, reported as up for New York, sailed TO-
day for Nassau. ,..--.'.-. =
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To rcn AND xSS2gIHSEp SOLDIERS CIV.
tLIANe AND OTHERS.
DEPOT oF7HE n Z %. X. X. co.
The Railroad Conpanies composing tho line be
;yssn vs Washington .ns Ne. a. - -sssxnzl
v.niil.isS and .Ir-.iy ~ = officers, soldier. aud
sthsrs that wounded or SICK, with the s.ion
Of oopta Eious diseases. The car will leave Ks
DAis. THURSDAYS as1 SATURDAYS fer Paila
delphia st s .. m. Ex press Train.
Passengers going West soldiers, civilians ono cars
and others TIA are sick or wounded, are infosmed
that q rick will lea, the de pot every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 7 .. m. going
taroass to the Ohio river without change Of cars
soiciers and others furlnugh diac iarysd III
End his the cheapest and mos. desiasble route for
the West. Thi. is toe only line that can sell
through ticket from washinton or check bag gage
CAUTION TO PAssENaERs.-rheo ONLY
PLACE to buy tickets il at tae Ticket in the Depot
OF the r. Il O. n R. Co. 6-tf
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FORM OF GVARANTHE
DROPOsALs FOR BEEF CATTLE.

SsALzD PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th day
January, lSss for furnist ing to the Eu bsistence
Departme Mt ,ho6 bead of Beef OattiA
The Cattle to be delivered st Washington, d. c.,
ara each Animal to average l,yot pounds gross and
Ne cattle admitted that weighs less than i ,Go
noands gross.
The arst delivery to be made about January a;th,
1661, or a soon thereafter Government may di-
rect. NO head Of cattle per day viii be required to
be delivered under this contract.
bond With good and sufficient security viii be
s4uired
Proposals from contractors Who have previously
sons OF where the bidder In not present to respond
1p his bid, viii not be considered.
The names of HrTus should be stated In full, with
Ne precise address Of each member Of the arm.
Payment to be made in certificates of indebted
1ses sr sues other funds as Government may have
AN bids to DC accompanied by two guarantees and
directed 70 COLA. BECKWfTH, 4. d. @. and O.
o. q. A., Washingten., D. O., and endorsed
Form of Ganyoates.
We, OF the eounty of -, and State of-,do
1sfehJ guarantee that is able to fulfil the con-
tract in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
lion, snd that should his proposition be pied,
= viii NJ once enter into contract in accordance
herewith.
should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
paxed TO become his securities.
ffhis guarantee must be appended to each bid }
The responsibility Of the suarsntors must be
eAows By the oeiaI certificate of the Clerk OF the
Hearest District Court or of the United States Dis
6tet Attorney.
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