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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
LEGISLA AZURE.

SgyATT, Feb. l2-The bill amending tie charter u
the Eew.York College for Women was reported favor
ably. Bills were introduced TO incorporate the New
York Guaranty and Indemnity Company. Amending
the charter Of the New.York Warehousing Company.
Bills were passed making appropriations for tho pay
mcnt Of the Canal debt for tie fiscal year. limiting the
term Office Of Noteries Public TO two years and pro
vding for for each bank in the State 10 amend the
charter Of the Brooklyn Savings Bank approprating
the remainder Of the Canal Revenues; authorizing
duotion In the capital stock of tie Rochester City Bank
The metropolitan Police bin was again taken up In
Committee OF the Whole and amended by substituting
the names Of Mcssrs. Bosworth and McMurray fol
Messrs Purdy and Jones. The bill being reported e
the Senate Mr.. Fields renewed his motion to insert th'
name Of Mr.. Purdy for Mr. Acton Lost by vote of J
10 % Mr.. Fields moved 10 substitute the name o
james G. Wiett for John g. Bergen. Lost By TO 2,
Mr. Strong moved to substitute the name OF Ohm Ke
for Mr.. McMurray. Lost by q. The bill appoint
ing Messrs Bosworth, McMurray, Acton and Bergen
the metropolitan Police Commissioners, was then OF
dered to q third reading Adjourned.
AssEMBLY.-Bills were reported fayorably relative 4
legal advertisements IN Now-York; incorporating tn
Missionary Society Of the Most Holy Redeemer; incor
porating the new Brooklyn Iurnyerein Incorporating
tho State Temperance Society incorporating the Sea
mems Boarding House Keepers Association; for IA
relief Of the Long Island Gas Company. Bills wer
passed incorporating the New.York National Club; In
cooperating the Brooklyn Germania Society. Bill
were introduced to regulate the sale Of drugs in New
York; incorporating the Central Park Hotel Company
extending Hudson avenue In Brooklyn amending til
charter Of Brooklyn for railroad in Desbrosses an
Catharine streets New York; incorporating the New
York Clever Fellows Club; incorporating the Mi
chinists Association Of New.Yorki incorporating I'll
Home for Disabled Soldiers Incorporating the Music'
Protective Union incorporating the Tom Moore ASS
ciatlon incorporating the Metropolitan Market Con
pany; Incorporating the Manhattan and Long ISLAM
Land Improvement Company to keep in repair street
an Ncw.York used BY Railroad Companies legnlzn
the acts Of the Brooklyn Common Council relative
bonds issued FOR soldiers The evening session vas d.
voted entirely 10 the consideration 0, the Governor
Message Mr. Gleason u Sufolk addressed the Hou.
in Committee Of @, whole AZ lcneth ~ oppo i'on
tho positions assumed by tbc G9vlsaor on Netonal q
fairs. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

On the third page this morning We give a
review Of the Life and Correspondence of Theo-
dore Parker, and a letter by Herbert Spencer
on Auguste Comte; on the fourth page, GU
rious letter entitled The Gospel in Egypt" a
news letter from Japan, Gossip from Paris. and
letter from Engineer Heaton on Defensive
Armor on the ninth page a letter on he Re
sources Of the United States by Samuel Il. Rug
giles, Superintendent Van Dyck's Report on the
/ Schools OF Ncw-York, and an interesting report
on Indians as Soldiers; on the tenth page, al
article on the Conscript Quakers of North Caro-
/ lima, letter from WIN. LLOYD Garrison about
his disagreement with Wendell Phillips on the
Presidential question, John Jay on the Church
and the Rebellion, and Liv. Reuben OF the new
Illuminating Gas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

The Northern Eagle il an excellent and well
printed Union War weekly just started at Nil
ford, Pike County, Pa, by Me,.rs. Halliday n
Petit. We hope it may live there, though a
location between the rugged hills of Pike and
the darkest portion of Sussex County, \. j.
(cithor Of them good for three gallons of whisky
for every spelling-book)-is most unpromiSiag
We urge all who are interested in any part o
that region to take The Edgle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

We print in another column full Isl Of thc
officers and Committees of the metropolitan
Fair. These various Committees represent al
classes, trades, and professions; and each, We
learn, is busily engaged in the duties assigned
to it. Their direct and indirect influence bears
upon an immense number Of persons, ana the
work now going on on behalf OF the Fair ia
enormous. No enterprise of the sort was ever
before, in this country-nor, probably, IN the
world-prosecuted with so much zeal, in such
magnificent proportions, and with purpose 50
unselGSh and noble. The most sanguino hopes
are entertained of the result; and whore the
enthusiasm is SO great and the labor so untiring,
they are sure to be realized 10 the!r fullest
CYteut
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Az EXHIBITION Broken UP--OSR OF IN

Az EXHIBITION BROKEN tP-DNH OF III
RowDiss Snor-A number Of Dead Rabbits yatcr
day headed by Michae! Purcell, entered the exhibition
II Mcssrs Geary & OBrcn. No rs Chathsp street
aud commenced breaking rp everything IN the place.
" the same time assaul,ns Mr.. Geagy. Che lattes
drew rcvulyor in sclfdcfcnsc and fired twice at nr-
cell the balls taking OBJECT in his breast and back Tb"
wounded man was conveyed 10 tho New ok Hospital.
where he lies in critical condit ON. Geay. ini
p.d atey after the occurrence bed from tia place pur-
sued by the gang and meeting ocer Lyon Of the Tenth
Precinct PLACED hirse under bis protection. and was
taken 70 tho Station House. Finding that the object o.
theiI pursuit had escaped. the rufans returned 10 th
show room and completely demolished tho contents
Several persons among whom was MI James Beascie>
residing at No Varick street. were beaten oy "
| rowdiea on the supposition tina, they wore Geay
friends Soon after the opening OF the exhoit'on s'in
months siace Purcell called the proprietorsx anir
| duessed thom - give him situation al ~ p
lay threatening IN IL not gwen him. 70 sh'f
the place with party OF friends and break IL up res
mi Nat ihese threats would BE- carried INTO exeluoI
thc consented and be wasgiyen the os'o'
II of Peaookeeper his duties beng 10 Keep oidT III ~
| concern DAY or Two since he demanded sn"t d
,,nre, be- increased g. pr day and on the propn
tors ,fusng threatened TO smash the conc yh. Iu<
attendance OF an officer secured and the place P'"
tected FOR time but taking advantage OF AIS tems
rary absence the rovdks attacked the place yeserW
with The result above related. The gang - which we
:, wounded man beonged have FOR long ute past pes'
tho habit OF extorting money by Just srSn moan
the keepers Of places Of exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

recognition b. the General Government we call upon
our fellow citizens Of West Ionnetsee who In common
with ms, desire tho restoration of hwy order. and tho
enjoyment of tho blessings Of civil government ana
WHO with u.s. believe that EMANCIPATION Immediate anu
unconditional il orr best and only true Uicy III to
reorganization of state Government, and our ohy
alternative In the resumption Of Federal Religions 10
meet Us in the Ciiyof Memphis on the gid day :. REQ
ruarv instant. for the purpose Of devising such why's
and means as shall best aims-CiViL Az
monty RULING ~ TIE STATE, AND RRCIPRocAL kEC-
OGN1IoS ny TIIR GENERAL GOVERNMENT. Our fcilow'
.yons loyel IN ie.h""o, ".e m@y lluer WIZ X ~
every respect only the objects desired, are "o''
cordially invited TO attend
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Entertainments This Day md EventnS

F,r location Of h,a,ers and fine Of eommesfems"" "
ti,er.snfs in other columns o. N" paper
AcApxxr on 1iusc-ltaan Opers-" lone"
NALLACKs rHEArKR ~Clandestine Marriage
WINTER GARpxs-Iicketo Of Leave Man -, IN ,r,ov..
OLYMPIC TusArKR-Eoles OF kishs-lA trcsed !" WV"
tore. 49,
Tr,.rRR FRAsCAr-Le Demi Monde
Rgsrs's-(snts warts, Whstisit-HelveL
~ knpun0u's MRsAGKRIR- Collection OF Aninas
u,ppo ruKArRoS-Equestrian Performances
| nan.nw.y observation-disclosures Performances
| UnwKs tkKAr CIhCus-Bowefy- EquesriahsHI
| Iops CuArEL-Alammoth StoreoscofHeo'@
| pAHuAA l-atlIe0se0pic0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

SALE or PARTNERSHIPS fine collection Of
paintings tho property Of Mr.. Walters. formerly OF
Baltimore now resident In London. partially dis
posed OF at auction Last evening by Leeds Co, The
attendance large and the bidding Spirited but the
prices low tho average being about s23opcr piece
The principal buyers were Messrs John IIoey. A. L
Stewart. II. l.. Stewart. Wheeler snd Leroy. The sal
took paco at tho old Dusseldorf Gallery and viii b
completed this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
THg MAYOR AND CITY INSPECTOR Boscg

| TBs MAYOR AND CITY INSPECTOR BOOZE. -
The Committee on Rstrenchmen. and Reform Of tlss
Board OF Aldermen. 20 whom referred com'nnB.-
cation from the Mayor. together with a letter frca
Thomas " Carr relative 20 certain alleged abuses 10
the City Inspectors Department. aver two ~
siOns which resulted la nothing. .nssmuoh ~ thar
unable 20 secure the attendance Of Nr Carr 10
complainant ~ The matter introduced resolution ilto
Ito Board which adopted. empowering them T.
cell r persons and papers The resolution waS tab u
IN the Council Board and since then thu Commits
have been unable to move IN the matter. Mr.. CAfT
would not MAKE al appearsn c without compuIssn.
Recently We understand. Mayor Gurther Iled v N
GOV seymour ahGayits and charges against Dir. Rpls.
lbs letter VI Mr.. Carr which We have already pab-
lished IN rHg TRIBUNE. contains the charges. end
tho affidavit by the same person se3 fcrh
that one hundred and thirty one men arc psid
Tor doing nothing A. g day. and that al tho worn
performed by the 3l for several months could haze
been done by two mon The Mayor in his letter tSsls
Governor which il hat similar 10 ths sensto
the Common Council and published IN 'lHE TmBuss Al
the time calls tho attention 10 the Law giving Tbs '"v
e-nor power 10 officials fOr cause II is asid
hat the Governor afcr looking into he ma Ter o,icf
ihn he did not consider the charges sufficient ne no,
stand IN the matter. II "a tho intention oil
the Committee Retrcuchment and Reform Of which
Alderman Hardy Is tie Chairman. 20 thoroughly infes
tgate ts matter tho resolution author izE.
hem 10 send for persons and papers can 5e passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

Union meeting will BIO held tomorrow
(SabbaD cyoning at 4 o'clock p. m. In tie Reformed
Presbyterian Dutch Church. corner OF Fulton and
William streets In aid Of the Board of Publication for
Religious Readng to tho Army aud Navy. Addresses
from the Rev Geo. t. Minkins from tho Army OF the
Potomac. and 4. Jacobs. esq from tho army Of III,
C.mb Gland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
rENERAX NEWS.

The 81. Louis Republican of the 9th says;
Gen Grant not going to troubc himself much con-
corning those movements Of politicians II is not 10 Dis
taste His intention is 10 close the war "a soon as Pos'
sule and he wants 10 be foOloose. not hanpercd ny
,oliticel cntanclemcnts He asks no other duty now
He is not, and will not be. a candidate for the Presi
dencv at the forthcoming election and politicians moy
trim their sails accordingly.
Yesterday morning, Catherine Miller, aged 8
years playfcly sna,ched an apple from stand at the
corner Of Mulberry and Grand streets anl in attempt
ing TO run across the street knocked down by tho
horses attached to car No IL of the Fourthayonue line
Before the driver could stop the car the front whoci
passed over her neck causing almost instont death
A show shop kept by John Gcary, No. JAZZ
Chatham street, was invaded yesterday by crowd OF
Five Points rowdies headed by Michael Purcell. who
began general smash OF the place. Gcary fred upon
them. severely woundng Purcell who was taken 10 tho
Hospital. Goary gave himself mp to tho police
Tie Savannah Republicans of the lst INST
.iyos dolcful account of affairs in that REGION ana
saws that the Commissary of Subsistence he's less than
one months provisions on hand
Gold opened in the street at 1921. AT the Stock
Exchange the was 15ai5i and duns tie day the
ouotton has not materially cLsngcd. S,oc, the street
,y dull but,,cady At tho Stock F,chansc Go,enmen,
bonds we've higher The feature Of the day has bees the brisk
demand for Government securities upon European orderi
under which SKIES or 1881 advanced TO lO; and poe 20 r
III befoe the orders could be filled Rawey share. have
been ,ctiye and transactions large At tho Second Borid
NewYork stocks were oil strong with confident feeling
throughout the list Money he. been abuuilu lud larso
amounts used at 2 cent, The rate being 6d7 = cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

Those who read Mr.. Jay, letter to the Eps-
copal Vestry at Somers in November last IN re-
ply to their apology for the refusal Of then
Maryland rector to read the prayers appointed
for the Rebellion by the venerable Bishop Pot
ter, NAV be interested in the two additional docu-
mcnts in the same controversy, which Will be
found on another page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
FROM ALBANY,
S"e secret Pcnce Orsenixasion-Jnpc
cnt Deciarvsion by Senator Rields-r..
Sio"'on's speech ON tho Goveru,.r
MessnRc,

Special Dispatch TO Tbs N Tribune.
ALBANY. Friday Evening. Feb "a. 1864
Mr. Fields, in his speech on the Police m,
THIS afternoon declared that Mayor Gunther prs,a.1
at the meeting Of the secret peace organization Ls5
week in New-York. at which deleeates ve,, n,s.s-s
from every State In the Union. No ono raaIo,sS
the statement 1t is supposed that the Golden Circ n
the organization indicated.
The speech Of Mr.. Glsason Of Suffolk on the On.
ernors Message, this evening tho best delivers
in The Assembly this session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

Tho Unconditional Union CenSyal Commisses
will hold meeting tonight at their headquarters ~
Gibsons Building, corner Of Thirteenth street AVID
Broadway. The Readirs Room Is open day and eV''"
| ing. and tho daily papeEsare on flo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

At Mr.. PhlNpss lecture, on Tuesday evonln''
next at the Cooper Institute. cara will BE- taken W
understand y keep open passage to the reserved sea
and to avoid the confusion and discomfort "itnsss
there on q recent occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

THY TR1ErNY " CmcAGo.-John r. Walsh, Madison
,r@t corner OF CustonrHouse place has THU ISiBUHE'
, 1864-12-23

naeans that he stands there Is the representative
ofthe political views Of the majority Of the House
Of Representatives. He is TO the H0use Of Repre-
aeutatiyes what member OF the Cabinet Il To The
President An absolute conformity On all essential
principles between the chairman Of q committee
and the House on subject respecting which the
con ittee is taised IL essential to dne discharge
Of his duties, Just as sImilar relation between
Cabinet officer md the Presidcnt Is essential to the
due conduct Of executive affairs. an not the
Representative Of the House upon this question.
Ths vote OF this morning places great gull be.
tween me and the House Of Responsibilities. I
cheeHally- ndmit that they may be right md
may be wrong bat the criterion of my conduct
mTsclf ftofa the history ofAmerica to confirm 10
the vote Of the House Of Representatives.
And. sir, 70 step further. Not only is It i'm
possible that Il should continue to represent the
House In that responsible situation without u1src-
presenting myse1, but Insignificant - | may be
personally, am unwilling. when this matter
crosses the ocean, as 1t will crpss I'll cannot
sent to seem to submit to, or acqnesce in, or to
have mart or loi with this grave surrender of the
power Of the people. For, Mr. Speaker, whatever
the insignia acance OF the person who moves this
question, his connection with this vote eleyates
him to tts importance: and tell you there IL more
than one crowned head in Europe that now looks
anx1ously TO tho conduct OF this House upon this
very question. and shout will 60 up from one
end Of despotr Europe to the other when 1t Ia
known that the House Of Representatives has con;
fessed that its resolves are vain breath before ths
is the Cnfted States, as Louis Napoleon Is France
Insignificant though be, am not humble enough
to allow my name to be associated with that humt-
{aftur ahf{irAtinn
, 1864-12-23
THE BLESSED BABY.
What Punch Says About It.

The London Punch has the following:
Pn1xcE BABY's CoURg C1RcuLA8.-The
great satisfaction which was given to the
mothers Of England by the faithful variations
which we're supplied during the recent tour
of Prince Baby's royal parents, and e de-
auent court circular, that be had been on. for
IN airing, has induced hts friend and god
father, Mr. Punch, to make aErangemcnts for
the regular preparation Of @ court circular
that shall be devoted only to Prince Baby.
The, following Is the chronicle of the past
sunday-H. R. 4. very good indeed.
Slightly incenscd after church, at being In
terrupted In sucking the yelve. on mammal
prayer-book; but Instantly pacifled. Grabbed
at wine glass and threw 1t down, but only
lnughed al the pieces. and wanted another.
Monday R. Il. did not cry during the
whole day. Observing from the window his
remarked "Ta-taF," innocently unconscious
that they we're out of hearing.
Tuesday-H. r. H-'B usual amiahilfty was
disturbed by special petition, on the part Of
his head nurse, that he would put the coral
into his mouth instead Of Shem, Ham md Ja-
phet, whom he endenvorcd to introduce there
oil at once. He ,was graciously pleased how
Weduesday--H. R. Il. evinced great de-
sire to eat his toes. During ride in the af-
ternoon be distinctly pointed ont q horse, and
made remark which the head nurse is in
c3tued to believe waa "see," but which the
second nurse considers to have been "gee-"
Thursday-H. R. Il. very sleepy; but the
medical attendants did not think that the
symptoms were in the least alarming, though
his femonstrauces On being moved certainly
were. He was pleased to break q setres cup
in the forenoon, and to laugh very much at
the crash.
Friday-H. 4, Il. much displcased at a bib
being Inserted under his double chin, and be
spss out his nutrimept with much visor. At
forwards a sudden clutch at bis royal moth
er's Dagrnar brooch sltghtiy hurt bis hand,
but he was delighted when the naughty
brooch Vas we'll whipped.
Saturday-H. r. n. in the highest apfFits,
and kicking vehemently. An attempt to
swallow his red sock was happily frustrated,
and his royal father's watch went to his
mouth instead. He enjoyed his evening bath
exceedingly, and utterly refused to ALLOW
himself to be removed from. the water. At
length an Angola kitten effected diversion,
and H. 4. q. concluded the week by going to
sleep with the afectionate Kittens tail In his
hand
, 1864-12-23

Fontenelle was ninety-eight years of aga
when young lady asked him at what time
Of life men lose all taste for gal1antry, '' in
deed" replied the old gentleman, you
must ask that question Of some one older
than myself"
Wanted, a thin man, who is used to the
business Of eollectingfto crawl through key
home." Salary, nothing the first year, to be
doubled each year after.
Mr.. HINT, In his lecture on common law
remarked. that q lady, when married. lost
her personal identity-her distinctive charac-
TER aud was like dew-drop swallowed by q
sunbeam"
Miss Blank, it is known, is accustomed to SOY
Many queer things tn very queer WY
Occurred M When ahei called French nodlsse modest.
4 sleepy churchwarden, who often played
at cards, hcartug the minister use the words
: shuttle OF this mortal COLL" started up,
rubbed his eyes, and exclaimed, Hold on
IFS my deal.''
*sWill you have it rare, or well done ?" said
an EnglishMan to an 1Eishman, as he was cut
ting slice Of roast beef. ~ love 1t well
done liver since am in this country" replied
Pat "for It was rare enough We used to ate
it in Ireland"
The following amusing bull was lately per-
Il
were married. "No," replied the man.
"Then," rejeined his worship, amid peals Of
laughter, " It's good thing for you WIFE,
ARITHMETIC OF CoxsuAPr1os.-Two thin
shoes make one cold two colds, one attack
Of bronchitis; two attacks Of bronchitis, one
coffin.
A REFLECTION OF ScuooLBoF.-The man
who plants birch tree near schoolhouse,
little knows what he is comforting On poster
ity.
MATRIMONIAL D1FF1cULrT.-Ay young man
who had recently taken a wife, says he did
not find 1t so hard to get married as be did to
ret furniture.
4 celebrated physician, boasting at dinner
that he cured his own hams, one Of his guests
observed, 'sDoctoF, would sooner be yonr
ham than your patient"
4 WEATHER lTEs1.-The court WIS called
There wos cloud upon the brow Of the judge.
Silence rained. William Mulligan was hailed
but William was mist. The judge th.ndsred.
The prosecuting attorney storuaed. The
jury's labors lignffned; for the prisoner Ind
TRuLT SwEEr.-"When. I am in peeunlary
difficulties" said penslye bankrupt, "my
, garden, my flowers, all fresh and sparkling
II the morning, console my heart" IN
deed,'' asked his sympathlsinS friend. II
should have thought they would remind you
Of your trouble for like your bills, they ore
all over dew" (Punch.)
IxDoM1TAn1E.--A woman will never nc
knowledge to defeat. Yon may conquer
her, you may wave over her head the very
Tag Of victory but still she will not arlnow-
ledge she is beaten.
MADAGASCAR RAT ExTEEM1NAToR.-Ap ped
lar distributed large quantity in a neighbo
hood, and yet the vermin were ns alive and
active as ever. On being told that 1t had no
effect, "Perhaps," said the imperturbable
pedler, "yours may not be the Madagascar
rnfaD
, 1864-12-23
.0FFICE OF TIE DEPOT
~ cuAETEEMAsTER.

pos.1. roR A,txY IXaSsF5N4lfi6x rSs1!sP 59t9 iii
uni' % i oc!oes X o. tAs sssa.y effeesnosI: Isl
year isei thc ioliovin: Toytss: -. ,.r,o,.
4hs ne soove ys.T g the s.ss bank Of 1hs M,Ha y
f may Ie tstapl,shed II tSe rf1tares Of Ne6rasEa,
:ooS, I'd east q lonEtade iii aesrees vest a5d Il
:ne 7e1Etery Of Colorado nmt: of 70 dee1sss north
snonsss nom April 70 sep'moef inclusive, ,of hi year
Kcr1 No. !: From Fort. tt~vsn*or:a and riley,
= u ta;s q k.nsss md 1c taEa a. ksnaas in Tie
q ses @
g 1s1s d esie1 spai g., may ee aes,E. az
sse ;,,; A. ! :, sa: Tfs
osentemiel, tneiustvG, q ths se~E lSs Co. ,.o.
sy s. II
any post, stations that are OF mas be established
II T. @ e ss u ia
Texas Of longitude los degrees Eest Bidders to
ay nst ia aSS sae q IS
from June 70 November. inclusive, Of the year 1sda-
90 loa,s 10 :; sna % pqras on Eo1te 81
:oratun q bscan hard bread rue Lumber. shingles,
Bidders should g1ve their nans ,u tull. as well as
sheI place o sne ~acn proposal should be
Jars. signed b. i've more ncsona guar
sou.e mentioned IN the r5opo.s:: to H. psrtes pro
tnto and good and sufficient trcasaiy furnished b. sui
parties IN accordance With the tesR Of this advertia
incnt. ....
The amount Of bonds required Will be as iollowz:
On K0utt NO. l-........ ft60 p0
On RouE 70. s1 uoe
satisfactory evidence OF the oysss5 and d
each bidder and person oscrrd security will be 70
I]cired.
Transportation on Ronte No, :" ~" or - the
NAV BE-: end will bc enteft incd unless they
1niy comply With su the Requirements Of this AdEer
tlscmeut- ..
PARTIES whom awards IA -de u1u8t be prep8rrd
70 execute contracts It ono aud " give the Required
bond for the 1.ithtol perfos m'.nct of the same
Contracts VIII be made suhcrt ths approval Of TIL
nastcf1nA8gr General but the right u reserved to 70
tect aoy Or til bids ttst MAJ be o~c1ed- ..
ton.e1ot1 EnnSt be In ieadtnes tof service BY TIT
urst DIR 0! April. lss and tie, WI b. required K
place Of agencies At IN tb- Vicinity Of Fort
AeaFrn~ofth ant Union and other dcpo& that may bk
promptly and read ,
n 6. HODGES.
cuEs*"e-sN Capt md 40. H. y. S. 4.