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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-08
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY

CTATE MENT
- OF THE
Condition Of the Naragansett Fire
and Marine Insurance Company,
On the first dag of August 1861, made to the Auditor
Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statutes Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name ofthe Company is NARAGANsETT FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, and Is located at
Providence, State of Rhode Island.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock 90 %
The amount offs Capital Stock paid up IS. aOO o.
ASSETS.
Cash the Company on hand......sl2, ,336 As
Cash in the hands ofand due from
Agents ts-.--.-..----.----------.- Qua a 49,, -,
The Bonds and Stocks owned by
the Company, as per vouchers
accompanying, how secured and
the rate Of interest thereon, to
wit:
Providence, ,St0ck....--......---..ysl0O0O 900 90
go shares Commercial Bank OF
Providence, Stock...........-......-- Il,66O 90
Il Certificates of indebtedness, U.
3. c IL cent. loosuNV W
Stockholders Notes. -El3,sI0 %
Total Bonds and Stocks 50O5 %
Debts for Premiums, Premium Notes.. ISL %
All other ,urites, Notes discCunted.--.- 1880 o
T,taI Assets 9fthe COmpany...........ss32,g27 ,g27 90
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and nddua..............--.--- 25 81
Al other claims against the Company, esti-
mated l,VOO W
NJ, 1.-Att=.s-- I ooe -
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lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOW
= on exhibition, q larga and desirable stock of
Mems, Boys and Youths Ready Made Clething and
Furnishing Goods at reduced prices.
OCT y. MANN, 1852 Superior ST.
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srATE OF RHODE ISLAND, County Of Providence, IS.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, County Of Providence, S.
Allen o. Peck, President, and Edwin Turner, secre-
sary Of the Narragansett Frs and Marine insurance
Company, being ssyerally sworn depose and say, ta
the foregoing full true and correct statement Of
the affairs Ofthe said Company; that the sara Ahsul-
ance Company is the bona de owner Of at least OSE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds; that the above descr
ed investments any part thereof are made iOT te
benefit Ofauy individual exercising authority IN the
management of said Company, either as President,
Secretary Treasurer Director, or otherwise; and
that thes are the above described officers Of said Com
many A. o. PECK President.
E. TURNER, Secretary.
tsEAI.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 10th
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l5,UuO corn o5sUuO oats
GSWEGO MARBEF--Oet. =.
lBT TELEsEAFH.l
FIOur-Dul and some grades lower. Sales at
SIS 1899 90 for red winter, 50 5O99 IS for white;
$40 256lO so for double extra.
All grains quiet and quotations nominal.
CRnHi Freiglts-Duu.
Rose q PFentiss' Provision Market Re.
port.
The following are the rates charged by us:
HRnAsTSu gar-ouTed premium hama . b....-.24
Dried BeeECan vassed d B......................-c
ShOuiders-sugsr-c o D ....................l
CaBvassgd % n D,.......................---o
BsScOnOr Smoked Sdes % Alb.............-.-.....23 %
I.ard-Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in bbIs p fb..2l
Prime leaf kettle-Tndr'd d In kegs D B.-241zc
EOFA-NO. mess u %
Extra clear 81 lbbl.................. ....,....---
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart.
ago to railroad depOts or boats All articles art
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed
UOSE PREHTIBS
iuIyl-R Nos. 142, 144 and i4s Ontar street.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., August p, 1851.
It is HEREBY certified that the foregoing is correct
copy Of the statement Of the condition Of the Nara
gansett Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of Prov
dence Rhode Island made to this office for the year
ls6i. and now on tile herein.
SEAL Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. H. GOLDMAN,
TStamp.1 Auditor of State.
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EOR SAL E-AE ACRE LOT ON
II Rinsnan street, opposite Seminary Apply OF
Leader Office. slp19
GOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
IL Forest street House large and commodiOusi Lot
i1Ofeet by 26 with an abundance Of fine shrubbeIyI
md Tnoi rult choice gTapes and good barn Terms
sssy Enquir6 Of D. ". GAGE, ESQ, l6s Superior st.
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VlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
4 OEIVE at his ONCE, 1877 Water street, up to
Monday, the I7th Of October next Proposals for the
purchase Of q Krams Houss, Barn and other i'm
provemeRts on the WendleT Property. north side
Of Cedar street, near Hudson, recently purchasqd
By the city for the erection Of School House fo-
ihs 9Th Ward tlzerasn.
Terms cash. But reasonable time for the re-
muV OF ths property viii be given, TO suit ths
sonyeaienee Of the purchaser.
D. A. DANGLER
sepzI113 Chairman School Com
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,-Pn
IN posals will bo received at the once OF D. Citv
Civil Engineer, until IL o'clock n. Nor dsz ~
10th DAY Of Oc ober for grading and paTtnT seBeca
and Michigan streets, and for bulldiIig a sewer In
Seneca street and for grading Csnsi and a portion
Of Kinsman streets.
Plans and specihcstions may b. seen and more
particular Information obtained At said En-ineorss
oIsee, On and after the tn d. 0 October 1884.
Ihe Board Of City improvements invite the suh-
mission OF bids roservng the right to accept or re.
iect the same.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN WHITELAW,
oeL-iSA City Civil Engineer
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ANOTHER
GRAND UNION RALLY!

The Union men of the city and vicinity
make another
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-04-20

A PATRIOTIC FATHER.-The son of rich old
miser in the Ninth ward New York, was drafted
the other day, and applied to his father for the
$500 necessary to pay his way to staying at home
But the old man, having deal of patriotism,
and second wife, young and pretty, and not
over friendly to the first wifes children, denied
the application in a note which stated, among
other things, that
" This is great epoch, not only in the history
of the country but of the world, and every true
man should be ready to play his part in the grand
drama. For my part," continued this affection
ate patriot, 81 am SO DESTROYS Of having my
family name honorably connected with the great
events which transporting in this crisis, that
could not for moment think of furnishing you
the means to evade the honorable destiny to
which fortune has called you. My mind is made
up-unalterably made up and sooner than fail
in my duty to my country in this her hour of
need, would be willing to have the blood of all
my relatives, however near and dear they may
be to me, shed in her Defence"
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-04-20
&c Such a Ratter. -

"A
nshes that paper with an amusing account of his
experience with terrier which he bought from
a dealer on the recommendation that he was
"such a ratter." He had some trouble at firstin
getting a rat on which to try his "pup." He
succeeded at last, and says:
However, the next day fortunate
to secure from boy in the market fine old-line
bob-tail rat, whose furious efforts to char every
thing within reach, gave promise of glorious
sport to Nip Took the rat home, called in my
dog, and told my wife if she wanted to see the
way that terriers did rats, to conle down in the
basement She came down and shut the door.
just in time, too; for soon Nip saw rat, he,
Nip my ratter, for which paid the old gent five
dollars, made most unmistakable cowardly
movement toward the hall. Wife, on a chair.
said the dog did not appear to see the rat
Told wife to keep her breath. Thought would
not give Nip any reason for seeing the rat again.
SO tied the string that held the rat to the dogs
hind Leg He saw the rat that time, and jumped
on the chair by wife. Wife laughed and showed
him Off Tried the stove next Got off the stove
without being showed The rat, however, being
an old stager, and not being used to such treat
ment, made demonstration Nip's rear, and
and don't believe little Flora Temple ever made
better time in the same limits than dog and
made around the room.
First heat, dog had the lead closely followed by
rat, who, on striking the half mile pole foot
stool in the corner) broke badly; in fact, nearly
broke his back, and before he could be brought
down. Che was sliding on his bacl<) dog led him
by whole length of the string. Didn't stop for
wind, but started off on the second heat. Got off
well together (tied) and went finally around neck
and tail, until they reached the Judges stand
wife standing on chair) against which dog
brought up solid bringing the judge down in
style pre-eminently sudden, if not dignifed.-
That heat was decided against dog, you may bet,
and it was only after much persuasion that the
Judge would again take her stand.
The third heat may be APPLY termed dead
beat. They got off as we'll apart as the dog con-
veniently could, and sailed lively until just
they struck the last quarter, when the rat, which
ran about as well on his back as on his legs,
SHE'D the track, and got rather queerly wound
around table leg. Dog kept on as fast as the
string and length of his hind leg would let him.
On raising the rat he was found noncompos, to-
tally defunct, in fact, dead. Nip was much bet
ter off.
Wife said that that dog couldn't kill mace. Told
her that he had certainly killed that rat but
viewing the feat in scientific light, must con-
TESS I did not feel quite satisfied with the per-
Torrance of my pet, and the next morning gave
him away to a milkman, who wanted a ratter to
free his stable from the depredations of the ver-
min. have not been able to ascertain which
left him first the rats or the dog.
Both houses of the Ohio Legislature have
passed bill to raise nearly $3, 100000 in Ohio
this year for the support of soldiers families
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-04-20
DISPATCHES AND RESOLUTIONS.


DISPATCHES AND RESOLUTIONS
A long and eloquent despatch from Rev. DIR.
Henry wv. .Betowsf Chairman of the National
Sanitary Committee, in answer to despatch
announcing the death of the Rev. Thomas Starr
King, was received by the Trustees of the first
Unitarian Church yesterday. Another despatch
from one who stands first among the highly hon
ored of our nation, reads as follows:
'sThe sad intelligence of Mr.. Kings death is
received, sending pang of inexpressible regret
to thousands of hearts throughout the length
and breadth of the 1and.'
Another from a similar source reads as follows:
g The announcement of Starr Kings death has
fallen like thunderbolt here.o Another, which
attached to a bunch of violets which lay
upon the coffin, was published i'll the account of
yesterdays ceremonies. 1t was sent by the wife
of Major General not unknown the Pacific
coast. Among the resolutions passed by the
different civil organizations of the city, are the
following, which were unanimously adopted by
the Mechanics Institute:
Whereas 1t is meet that this Institute, which
for many acts of encouragement and assistance
is indebted to Rev. Thomas Starr King, and
which was the recipient of the last bounty pub
licly bestowed by him, while it's members join
in the general sorrow which his death has occa-
sioned--a sorrow which whole nation feels, and
which has been eloquently expressed by the
tears of thousands shed round his bier to-day,
and in the signs of mourning which.have draped
the city which his presence has blessed the State
which his labors have honored, and the Nation,
whose right his patriotism and eloquence
has strengthened-should give some expression
in words of it's appreciation of his character
friend and citizen, and of its acknowledgment
of his manifold public and private virtues:
hat in hn 6nath of 1aS
Starr King, society has lost an ornament and
treasure, every good work patron and supper
ter, the weak and unfortunate protector and
assistant, our country one of her most earnest
and powerful defenders, humanity noble, en-
ergetic and self-sacrificing champion and advo-
cate; the world a man whose memory deserves
to and will live so long truth, or honor, or jus
tice, liberty, patriotism, shall remain un-
forgotten among men.
"Reso1ued, That the bereaved wife and child
of the deceased have in their great af1iction,
the heartfelt sympathy and earnest coincidence
of the members of this Institute"
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-04-20

BOTH houses of the Ohio Legislature hav
passed a bill to raise nearly 100000 in Ohi'
this year, for the support of soldiers families
The only votes against the bill were cast by tive
copperheads.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-04-20

RAID BY GUERRILLAs.-On Monday night tue
18th inst, the guerrillas captured five or six and
killed a captain of the I'd Pennsylvania Reserves
between Union Mills and Manassas.
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pRoposAus roR woop.

Readqxarters DepGytulent Of Hashtsgton, }
DErs of Ca.f QtIrtsrsrIstey ,
Washipg on, Msrch g, 1854
the tioops in ana sround the ioStn asrsinsstss
SPECIFIED. ii on parties oH ming wood Or wood lands
ID Il e vicinity of the sane ' q:
North of tue Potion ac-F6rtA Sc inner, MsnsSsla,
B.ysId Eimsn o., Gaips,. Reap, Ksstnsy. De
H5l, ssrsfoas, Thser sad IiEsoln, aud Batteries
So acc. im bill paTIotC, aud Cameron.
East OF Eas,frn brsnch Potomso-F0rts Greb's,
Ssrroit. shy der stanton, Baker. Davis, Dupont,
s9u OK Posor tc-e0Tts lrcy. :asn All.n, o.
3. S. it'll, D epp'tt, De Bsih, Oorcorsu, Hasgartg,
Wnodfnfy, Whipgle, Cas-, Tillioshsst, Craig. and
ent for weed anywhere vithin the limits OF the
Depart Il en' Of Washington for supply OF troops in
Vsiu Department
Proposals viii be made in the following msaner
10 ~Et: -.
! For wood standios price per coril.
2. For wo, d :eiIsa by tBs United States Eagi.
gesIe or otherwise price psT coral
:. For wood cVt and corded on 'h3 ground.
Proposals T. ust specify tbe locality KIDD ausu-
Tity, and quality OF ls EDod ar isa disaaos ffonl
zach bidder ST 1t, ach bis full ADD post.
ere sd trsts to hi9 bid and tbs nstaes OF ali par.
fies Interested Ia the proposals mutt appeal in the
Bids viii BE- oFep ed fror, time to.sims and CON
uactsor purchss,s made as tbs wood may BIS RS
qrirea.
eiishs Is reEsrvs to s:cspt sllor any Part Of
. bid =
20 verbal PROV sEtiors VIII hs snter ssiasd, bat
every bid o. nndiBeston of the same, Llust bs n
writing. -
Propo-sls Should be endorsed "Prosossls To-,
ELIAS u. CREME,
Lisct. Col. sad Chief On tor ssser.
mbT- Ia Department OF Was .instop.
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CUMBERLAND COAL,
W. r. s SNOW i CO.,
WHOLIsALH AND RETAIL DlALHRs
AND SHIPPERS OF

GU M ID Z Il l. A ND COAL.
0Hoe-corneT OF HiSh and Water, 6~orsets IN.
d. @.
-Docks-cornar Market and Canal
Steamers Coaled at our Covered Docks, lO7
Water street, one block above High. Three thou-
nd tons On hand. 70 I9-Im
DOBA DI ROMA. By W. W. Story vols +: "a.
h Hunts Life Of Howard Livingston; SSU
Battle Fields OF the South from Bun Han TO
Yredericksburg; $3.50,
Gen. 6lsnt and his Campaigns; 81 Do.
Cavendiah Laws and Practise Of Whist: Sl AZ
Three Months in tbs south. By Colonel free,
Pomeroy's Municipal Law; s.,
Thaekeray, the Hum orist. By Theodore Tsy.
icr; 81 Is
sewsl' 8 Bounty. Pension, and Prise Laws; ss 80,
Gen. Mcclellan q Report and Campaigns; S2SO,
ydinbur4h Review. January. 1884,
hSnSH. SSsrMss.iy kssie S.S ynn1srys lsSa
mhH FHANOK TAYLOR.
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ORDINANCE ogFIOE.
~ War DYPllTSsEF.

DHDNANoE ogFIos.
us sstIys And asr r ssfs = Il Z
10 be delivered in the following Qaantstss at tas
500 sets At lbs Ne. 'i York Arsenal Governor.
10, 600 GETS at the Frankfort Ar.spsl B.iaesbars.
so; oco :. :. As :, :. rits,su.x, p.
bese seeoutren to be made in Dtrics con:
toIpits With the new pattern ses 20 bs st the
ylist, ' tsrsovo. snd Wsssins son ASseosls. sas
the S q, a1mosy They sss to BE- sabsot 20
Nod. BET Re
ts accepted or psid for but such 81 are approved
Is The
ss!s1 'ss On
Failure to make deliveries .. . Specified time viii
snsteet the contractor 70 forfesare Of the numbsr
The soeeutrements must be boxed in ths usual
amer the b to be charged Il cost, 70 ss de-
riders Win sAss ssDisity tn. Arsenal or Arse
pals, where the, propose to deliver sni the nuu:
for N ore tsar one
than re eular manufacturers, aud suck h own
to this Department to be fully competent to exc
snts IL ,hr ba.E the wo,a for
trsments other than those INSIDE in his own Shops
they vii be rejected, and the contract rendered
Bidtei will ep close with their lids the written
Acknowledgements OF their Eurstiss over their own
sspstures.
Each party Staining contract win be OBLIGED
to enter into bond with approved sureties for its
bful execution.
pom the award being made. successful bidders
win be notified, and furnished with forms OF CON
The department reserves the rish: to reject any
or all bids, Il not deemed satisfactory
Proposals will be addressed to "Briyajier Gene.
raj GEORGE D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, WASH
ington D. @ ,''and endorsed Proposals for Infan-
try Accoutrements - GEORGID d. RAMSAY
nh2S- eotd Brig. Gen.. Chiefof Ordnance.
DR0fOsALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIN
L Mayor, of6ce until II m ON MONDAY, the 9Th
day of April next for grading and travelling North
Capitol street, from New York avenue 10 the
northern boundary. The slavel to be ntne inches
in the entire. taps ring off 70 four inches toward
the gutter line; to be we'll rolled with heavy roll.
Ter after grayelling and to be relieved of all bou-
dsrs of an improper size, at the discretion OF the
Commits ioner.
No part Of the appropriation win be paid uotil
the work is approved By the Commissioned and
both ssistant Commissioners.
Bidders will stats the price per cubic yard for
grading and ssuars yard f9 2ng Sr1aySsnins' p.,
Commissioner of the Third Ward.
C.J ULLMAN,
=. q. WAR1MAN.
nhGa- sotaN Assistant Commissioners.
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q = r 4 O 4 A l. t,
e-tsys kiIitasg Dis.r;etcf Uasa:sgy,st',
PSoa5ss M1rsh1l's ONE,
wash - of,s, N ~ Howl "a. tsf3,

r
H>:-z "a, -ts.. kslitasg Dis.-:e: Of Hasa.sgss,
nroo5st MarshaVs 0Ese,
s Uasktnqto.,, D. o., Aa,cA q. 1884.
general Orders No. 1; ,.,zsns,
or military, sexcap.inz underelothing and boots
and shoes to enlisted nen OF the United STATES
Army. Is prohibited in the District OF Co.um-
bis, excepting by special permission from ,,l SO
punished by the I'M cflsonnlent OF the oden aefs
and closing Of their respective places OF onsi-
ness. .
By command Of Brig. General Martindale.
nh s..1w c9,onel and Pio .ssA Ma4ssa,.
War Department, Asjj stant Generals 2aice,}
.5rr - Washington March II, 1864.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per-
mission TO visit Washin gton must be addressed
TO Major General Halleck, Chief OF Stat, and
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct TO the Secretary OF War on this subject
Will receive no atteO ton. .--
BY order OF the Secretary OF War: s
Assistant AdjUtant General
Heods 4art.rs Migitcrs Distriet of Washington
Roshisseton, D. o., February 10, 1854. s
General Ordsrs No. 3.-Coi. T. Ingraharn, 3sth
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal Of the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeyst
accordingly.
By command Of Brig. Gen Marandals.
..-a... --,.- john p. SHgRBuRNE. "a
fe Is-tf "a. : Assistant Adiatant General.
Passes to Visit the Army Of the Potomac I.
1. Applications must be made at the office OF
hEajer Louis II. PeiouDs No. 2h3 street, be-
tween i7th and 18th streets, between II q. N.
anc p. H.. except Sundays. Major pelouza
is authorised TO sign the passes. &c g
J. II not granted at the office OF Major Pc
iouze, the decision is fnai, and no reference
need be mace - the Y ~ Department
3. Passes Cannot he given TO females 10 yieit
the army. ttzt
BY order Of The Secretary OF War. *2
E. ID. ToWNsHrp.
o. .rE #- Assistant AdiuEant General.
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HAsBEsaToE Hysov. Dec. 8. i&Ss.
,ss.LsD psoPosALs are invited By the undaf-
20 p s. 5.sss s e.,
thsss s.ss, 81. .is f s.t Sao s.asf
BIDS win be iscsysd Tor tie delivery Of s,ocs
sssnsn o. eorn or oats and - tons Of Ray strs.,
Bidders must state 81 which 0! the above. asrnsa
fstss It 1biek sssy VIII mako dsiivsriss N an reas
ses S1fniiiy o! cash ssto,s proposed to Be dsiiv
nnsnced and vhsn 70 be sonpisssd
The price must be written ont In words on the
Gem to ss pat up r sooa .tout ..sx. OF :sos,
sseh The ssss to s. soas hse
70 Ella 81 description of
hay or straw proposed be delivered most be stated
IN tse srstaisi offered oder the bid. :. -..n IN
r 81 sa g q
viii e ss,ssss from time 70
made .hsn the Whole amount sontrscsed for II al
Tse Ssadsr Vii 30 rsa H % accompany hi.
ass s y
sssy vii si'nin t.n days hereafter. sxssute to
contract for the same. with good and sneaoisnt
sna n a.ss
he ohsT Of said bidder and the aszs vest
,asy ..s.d Sr the to whom the s0n
ssass e. 9. L: 81 p: +;
s .az Ssss ot 4.
an bidders yin be duly notiaed OF the acceptance
n. q sna REVe: ssiss. o, each as.,
raSst BE- ssiDly lite, &, !. the gsoResss
h;9: .aa shoaid be plainly marked Proposal;
BoHds In sam ssuai to the amount Of the Goa
trsss. signed ~ ne ssatI.sto. and sots Of Dis
bIses issn. y sid:: ssss.asss:, sns bond. n<,
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
trown. County and State &
,la deliver 70 The Unitsd STATES. * tae Quarter.
n1s sSssH sTos % =:
Tor forage; dated warrington DEPOT. Dec. 9, 1858,
the e q osrs
- ssksis q Oats. In sacks. =. Per su.Asl o,
--- tons Of bsled Hay, At Per ton Of 800
49, toms q esisd Straw, At PSF ton Of 1900
Delivery to commence On or before the - day
Of, 1ss and 70 be oomG,sted on or before the
ss &c 1nssa s; snss
ct ::s:S: -: 5s:ss d: BID
General Depot onw1E tss9.s
6UARAEY.
onwsss.s me :. snss..lznea, sss.dsats Of a .ss
Jointly and ssversily, covenant with the United
States. and guarab tee In case the foregoing bia Of
49,, 49, be aeesgtsd: that he OF thsy viz, within
sureties. in sum equal to the amount OF TIE Coz
Y .ssa II
TIE said - shall fail to enter into eonttsss as
enes between The ofsr BY sac . and az ssa nsrt
lowest responsible bidder, OF the person 81 .sonn
tie contract nay be awarded.
s'i;' '1s'' ''' ''''' ''s '''' this Iss:: =
hereby certify that. TO the best OF nv knov.
GOD and snmc!ent % sursties for the amount foP
which tssy Offer to b security. '''
To b :. lied By the United States Di.t,.t A.
tornsy, Collector Of Customs. or any other olosr
under the United States Government, or rssnoo
D d. RUoXER,
Dc ST. Brig. Gen. and O. II,
CHIl1 QUARTIRMAsTlRVOI
~ D1Pof OF WAsHIHa4oR.
=, Az ns asHs.. " Drug. aardware Lember, Lsath-
ssnd to hs oos, oS &c az r:
sss a. Nal t5saled proposal q Ut = 81
g tss s srss ss :asn
ssd he g lowest ss,s; s.; e.
sass as &. 'i 81. 70 nas DsRe: q.
'.' nsS aissai.r General ana chI.i
..eu Depot Of WasAinston.
IN uRrpuuopp .y,Or-o.---