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CoMpI1MENTARY.-Th Racine Journal
pays the following handsome compliment
to> gentleman who has recently become
"A member Of The Manitowoc Bar: &C.
A. Bor>roN, Esq, until recently associa'
ted with CHAMPION s. CHASE, Esq Of this
city, has located himself at Mani.owoc,
where he has formed law partnership
with GEO. N. WooD1N, Esq. Mr.. BoYN.
TON came to this city recommended by
leading men Of the legal profession. and
during his brief stay here, verified his
claim to the respectable position assigned
him nv his eastern friends In his new 10
cation, bis excellent qualifications as a law
yer, united TO the efforts OF his energetic
partner. will doubtless insure ample sue
cess to the firm
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CAN'T SEE WITH THE WooL II HIS EYES

Can't SEE WITH THE WooL II HIS EYES.
We copy the following pointed remarks
from an article published in The New York
Journal of Commerce
10 our view, the grand question is now
can we restore peace and Union. without
reference to slavery or the negro al all (?
Ii the proclama'ions and acts of the adj
minis,ration are law, they will stand as
law till repealed The pas, is past. But
the President seems to think the great
question how to perpetuate the laws and
proc!amations relating 10 slavery and the
questions of peace aud Union he makes
wholly secondary 10 shat The negro is
the prominent object Of his care, he leg
islation relating to the negro is that which
alone he labors to make effective the ne
gro is the condition on which he rests the
possibility of peace This prominence
given to the negro is a melancholy ind
cation of the failure of Mr.. Lincoln TO see
the future as men Of sagacitv. true states
men, see it, II The slave is free. why then
waste so many words in making the peace
Of our nation dependent on his freedom !
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CF Mira Davis, the wife of" jeff" il

cv Mrs Davis. the wife of" jeff" il is
said dresses very plainly, and usually
walks when she goes OUT When she does
ride it is in plain carriage drawn py two
horses aud driven by negro. who is by
far the mos, consequential parsonage of
the two She has had nsnv rich dresses
and some superb articles ofjewelrs sent
to her by the friends OF JEFF" in Europe !;
bur these she seldom wears except upon
state occasions. She very rarely goes to
places Of Amusement, but 10 ALWAYS seeo
With her husband al church,
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EF Leather is now brought to Che R
r Depot over the river in Howard in
large quantities. almost every dav, bv
teams. from the heavy tannery At Two Riv-
ers in Mari'nwoc county. The roads must
be very good now between Two Rivers
and Mani owoc and this CITY. and we shall
soon look for heavy trade from that d.
rection Green Bay Aduo ate.
Shouldn't wonder If YOU received 6
"heavv trade" from this county. as MANY
Of our merchants and bushes. men are toe
s'incv 70 advertise and invite business &c
their own town. Thew seem TO act on the
principle Of don't-care.a damnativeness
and We don't blame the country people fol
acting likewise.
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A BR1DE.-The Rockingham Iva J Reg
lister published the marriage Of Mise Lucy
p ROLLER, the daughter of wealthy far.
mer in tina, County. and adds:
"She was what We would call San in.
depanden, girl =" sure enough. Her brid
al outfit was made with her own hands
from her beautiful elegant straw hat down
to her handsome CATERS upou her feet
Her own delicate hands spun and wove the
material Of which her wedding dress and
travelling cloak were made, 80 that she
had nothing upon her person when abe
WAS married that was not made by her.
.elf. Nor was she compelled by necessity
or poverty to make this exhibition Of her
Independence She did it for the purpose
Of showing to the world how indepsnden,
Southern girls are.
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Proceedings Of the County Board of
~ Supervisors.
December %, 1868.

December %, 1868.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called, and as no quorum was present,
adjourned until 2 O'Clock P NJ.
2P. M.-Board met-roll called.
PreseDt-A. Hickok and John Carey.
Board concluded settlement with the
former Clerk, and adjourned at 4 o'clock
until 8 o'clock mex. morning.
December 90. 1868.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
roll called Present-A. Hickok, John
Carey. Minutes Of NE preceding day read
and approved.
Board proceeded to examine bills, and
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THE DEMOCRATIC CREED.

EgIsl and exact Justice to all men, Of whatev-
er state or persuasion. religions political.
The support Of the State governments in All
their RICH "a 10 surest bulwarks against anti
Republican tendencies
mild and safe corrective of abuses which
are lrpned by the sword Of revolution. where
peaca,bla remedies are unprovided.
generous shirt of concession and compro-
mi=e the vital principle of republics, without
which there must he an appeal 10 force. the vi
tai nrirripla and immediate parent Of deapotism.
The supremacy Of the civil power over the
mill ~ authority
Economy in the public expense, that labor
nav be ,ghrlv hurthpned.
Freedom Of religion freedom ofsnnech. free
dom Of the nresa and freedom OF the person.
nn'e- the protection If the habeas corpus, and
trial bv jur- impartiallv selected.
r~"knd now, as I am abou, TO bid you
good night allow me to saw hv of advice.
stand by pour principles as uom are. BFcAUsE
Yor Aps RIGHT These and these alone it
pucccaafi will give peace To the country, and
ensHre the perpetuiiv Of the governmanf Hnkt
40 b1r1nins nor comDromises NTH either of the
sDpo.inS political pnrtjts and II we he defeated,
"a We NAV perhaps be- in TIE coming contest,
do not he di-heartnned hut stand firm. and soon.
or or later honest mer III join Won from tho
other par.es enough I, give Won the victory
and prsaerve the government in its constitution.
al :n.epri.y forever n-SrFPHvN A, DnUGLAs,
!. h, ,er1arf, from the balcony Of the Michigan
Exehano. Det,oif 1860
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%, 1860, 10 %
John lander, double assessment of
N. f / of S E. / Sac. 8, T. 81,
R. %. for the year 1861, charge
to town of Gibson. 3 90
The following resolution was adopted at
the November session fol 1853, but by
mistake omitted by the Assistant, Clerk
from the minutes:
Resolred, Tha. the present Drainage
Fund districts be aud remain as now con-
.ti,uted, and that The present Commission
ers be and hereby are declared reelected
for the ensuing year.
On motion Of Alsnson Hickok,
Resolved. That for the purpose of pre-
venting errors for the future every bill of
the Sheriff, any constable. or witness, who
have rendered anv service in anv case be-
fore a Justice of the Peace and brought in
against the County. sball be certified to as
to it's correctness by the Justice Of the
Peace before whom such case was tried.
On motion Of John Carey,
Resolved, Tha, the sum of Fifty dollars
be and is hereby appropriated from the
General Fund Of this county to aid the
Manitowoc County Agricultural Society
in defraying the erpsnsss Of Annual Fair
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F A convent is to be erected at
Springfield, Illinois, to COS. $50 ,00e.
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On motion. adjourned until Dec. 80,
1868, at 9 o'clock b. Nj.
Dec. 80, 1868
Board met. Roll cnlled-fnll Board
present Proceedings read and approved.
Board proceeded to examine bills. and
allowed the following:
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~ Snow is no. nsarly five fee. deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
.SI.OO0,0O0 L 0 A N
or THE
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81 900, 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
BEISe THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED oN BIDS
FOR g., OO0, O9O OPENED FEB. a. 1884,

Sealed Proposals. win be received at the comp'roers once
mill MONDAY Msrch T. 1885,, at O'Clock, p n, when the
ssoe viii be poboy opened FOR the purchase at not e'' man
b ra value Of tho whole any par. Of the sum OF one
Million Dollars Of tho Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds sn'
bd BY an oransnoe Of the Bosr Of Supervisor passed
February H. 1864 and by act Of the Legialue Of the
stt Of Nsv7York pased February 1864 being The amount
no, awarded on bids for 90 Occ0 opored February 2S 1861
The said Bonds win bear interest at tho rae Of sir per cent
Der suu payable annually on the trst day oil hsy and
Noyembs n year ard the principle viii DO redeemaee
r. follows: Five hundred thousand dolsFs November j. 100
aud Eve hundred thousand dollarb November J. 1895
The proposals. v ihe amount Of bonds desired ana
the rice per one hundred dosra thereof and the persons
whose proposals se accepted win thersupon be reqorod to
depo with the County Treasurer tAo Sums awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting 10 the Comptroller he receipts OF The County
Treasurer or such deposits the parties vii be entitled to TO-
oeiye Bonds for equal amounts Of the Per value Of the sums
ded 10 Ee DO ring Interest from the dates Of payment
Ec proposition should be- sealed and Endorsed Proposals
fY soldsrs Bounty Fund Bonds" and incofed In second
envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The hight Is reserved to reject any ell OF tie BIDS u con
dered necessary pTotec, promote tho Interest OF the
county, MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
City Of EewYcrs, Department Of Finance, ConpTolers
Office February Is, 1904.
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Amnsenenis.

|NIBLOS GARDEN;-Commenoo5 AZ u, con-
Lessee and Manager. wHEATIEY.
PREVIOUS ENGAGEMENTS,
the MsnAsor bess TO announce the
Of JOHN BRoUGHHMs ~ "'OhfS
~, GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA.
'"N DUKES
which, since H. reprodecfon Monday last hs. ersI.
CROWDED THE TBEATRR
FLOOR 20 CEILING.
PERFECT PLAY
DRAMATIC HISTORY.
Mr.. WhEATLEY,
CspL HENRI DE- LAGARDERE.
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
g&GNTFlcfHr SCENERY, GORGEOUS COSTUMES
MECHANICAL EFkECIS, sPENDlD APPOINT
DoUUbBLEE coRPs De DE- BALLET
TIE MOST PERFECT
ever METROPOLITAN AUDIENCE.
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb 20 1864 will be performed Tor
the last tive but New Romantic Drama in thee scts
''A . ''''''' THE DUKES MOTTO
JOHN BR6UoHAM
CAPT. BEERT Dr. LAGARDERE,....Mr. wHEArLEY
Oils original characteTl
J. o. Baine NJ. j. Runsr. Mr. B. r. Rnseold Mr. j. W
Collier Mr. s. seyrt1r, Mt ~ b. Holmes, BIZ W. Blaisdel,
ssIy s. s 50 p % SassIe sS nss
That be has effected pgegeeut for limited period, with
Che very popular gnd Celebrated prins DONNA
MISS CLBOLlEE RICHNe5
OPERA TROUPE.
Adoipts Adams. faInoug comic opera, entitled
TIE POSIILLI9S OF LOSJUMEAU,
is seleoted or the debut it highly Successful combination
" men '@A n8BS SieSYS EvrNivG. FEBaUARr2a
Box Book open six days in ssvance.
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I,r,yy Ou,p,pI,t, sTxR, OYricE No so BRoONB ~,
NV YORK CITT, FoD. -, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received a.
= Ogce uufn Tlur.Jay 2Jh luft al u O'Clock M. or
fryri.biry Msf,riels cor snd Conducting STORE.
HOUSE Tor iho Quortermssiefs Department q MoDonSal
Bausck foIt Schuyler n Y Plans and speeiheagh. can
Al tn Osee Proposals sbQud be rdorsed, "PToPofHs Tor
stor; honse ond addressed to Tie underlined. ,,,
The time fof the receipt OF ffopOs@s Ia eAlohos' uni
fSJyDeai f. c. MORGAN, Capt. end A. Q. ~
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PROPOSALS. for s5oo,OOo YoLUNTEER

p
4 SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS No.
EIGHT-sealed propolaswi BE- received q ne CompLo'
lef Onice until TUESDAY, March !, 1884 ct o'clock p
when the same WIN be publicly ope0ed foT The purchase OF
not less THIN their par value Of tho whole any part OF TIE
ann of five Hundred Thousand Dollars Of the YOLUN
TEFR SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS No J"
authorized by on ordnance Of the Corporation passed ttTly
1884 and at Of this Legislature or tie state OF Ns" Oh
passed March ., 1853
Tie sd Bopds WIN bear Interest 81 the rate Of five Per cent
Der annn nsvsb semi annually The FIRST Day OF May snd
November 10 each year. ard the principal will be redeemed
November ], 1917.
The proposals VII state the amount Of bonds desired and
The price per hundred doan thereof aud The pefsons
whose proposals arc accepted viii be required 70 depot "a
Tie Chamberlain Of The City within nye days nte the opening
OF the bid. tho awai ded 90 them respectively:
On presenting TO the Comptroller tho receipts OF the Chai
herHin for such depos parties VIII be entitled 20 receive
bonds for equal amounts OF the p ys1e thereof neaIn IN
tsIess ifoin TIE dates 81 payments. 80
Eac ploP0'ituu shod J- sealed and ndorsed Proposals
FOX volunteer Soldiers Family AID Fund Bonds No end
iulosed IN ssecond envelope sddreed 10 the Coptroef
TIE nsh reserved 70 reject al Of tho bids II the
interests OF ths Corporation require e.
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptrolor.
City OF New.YoIk Department Of Finance COnip0lers
Once February 70, 1904
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OJFICH on IRE BOsHD CoxnssiosERs OF rHRl
CEsIhAh I.RE, No 81 Hesssu-st., Feb. 10, 1864. J
ITO MASONS and STONE-CUTTER
Il SEALED PROPOSALS viii h. received al nj. Office
until the 10Th Instr for frang sras fo aud construct.
ing any portion Of tho INCLOSING WALL Of tbn CLN-
TRIAL PARK lot heretofore contracted
Plans and specifications aud Information respecting tie
will DC furnished al the office above uention,d
PropOrnls should be addressed 10 he board 0v COM
MISs1ONEaS OF THE CENTRAL PARK ,pJ ip6cned
Proposals Wall" The said Board reserve tbs rlg ~
reject any or al proposals. 1NDW II. GREEN.
Comptroller Of the Park
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GEO. u. RAMSAY,
BrigsdieT General. Chiei Of Ordnance.
WAsBIsGToB, d. c., Feb. 70, 1867.
DROPOSAI.S FOR ICE. - Sealed PRO

wAsBIsGTos d. c., Feb. 20, 1867.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE. - Sealed Pro
POSALs viii be received 8, this Office until ~ O'Clock
NJ. TUESDAY March IS, 1854 for ihs supply 4 best
quality Of ICE TO United States General Ho.pial' at New
cola ls ard such points The Coast Of Texas nsy De
occupied IS hospitals during tie year 1906
Proposals. win state price per hundred ponds, delivered
daily required by Surgeons IN charge Of hospitals ia the
vicinity Of above points cleo price per tun Of two housaDd
pounds carefully stored in vel constructed Ice Houses at the
above roiD subject inspection and measurement by tho
Jini,ed Siafes.
The following e the esled quantity required At esch
point bat the proposals include al additional amounts 70
quircd during the year ~ the same rates:
New Or'eans. 90 rup-.
Pensacola, GTIuus.
Key West, 90 run..
Baton Rouge, 200 Thus
The above Proposals be accompanied by s1arsut
that the party parties respousbe. ceThed to by
United States District Attorney Clerk " District Court
The contract viii be awarded 20 The lowest responsible
patty parties who vii be duly notified ~ mail o other
WISE thai their bid s. accepted ana they viii immediately be
required 90 enter Into contract under bonds 10 TIE amount OF
Fivr Thcussni Dollars Hcrds O. be properly certified 70
oath Of a glance the United states Government must
also accompany the pr9pora. - ,,,>.-1,. =, q,
Prorosas mus; be aidfrsca % HENRY JOHNSON, VI ;.
X. snl Purveyor, L. s. A., Wellington, d. c. marked Fro
po.als fos Ice.' o..
Tho po-one address o. the parties proposing must be dis.
tinctiy written upon the proposei.
Bidders may be present 1 pfson Wlcn The lids are open o.
Tho Department the yh % reject y. pusi'ble
bids. HENh1 JoiirsONl
MS. X. aud Parsyor Z. s. a., Washnson d. c.
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amusemeni5.
A CADEMY OF MUSlC.-THE OPERA
TONIGHT


DH'.'' 10 ThE PXTR0N5 or TIE OPERA ERA '''N
the public snd the Subscribers fr 6er generous Paonsge
hs the p2I & snS9PfI that, 1I n MD Present mt, ,oG. o
seris, Of REGULAR hts only will be given. which will
he the last o. he other arrangements entered into
by tie COMPANY preclude the possibility OF any further con
|, tinuaton.
sas.rbsl d;ous Of retaining their boxes and seats for
The ayeu rist+ IRE respectfully requested 70
give notice the Boxocs OF tho Academy during to-day
IF.dayl sn4 s tGlhoElon ts1'aPsyl Amin, fiji,
brief season viii have The privilege Of having tbeL seats 80
cured for thanes, gge1 under the present cement
Ti,s {trhEE4 A ERENIH S{,d ssp 20 At
MISS LISA HARRIS,
On when Cocs5a VII 10 produced Donzstis most popular
LUCIA DfLAMMERMOoR,
with the following very complete cast: -
LEcia. Miss LISA bAhHlS
gario...........'... .......'...'sis MAZZ0LENI
h.9%9aa WF srhl(H
,SJs ~
io1ductof.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GlahbAHEh
tom oRRow (sATuRDAYl EyENIY0. FEB. n. a. Q.
oOunOi' rev ond brilliant OP gra1 q
Az expressly prepared by the composer for the Ian Opsra
a'hef "'Je''ff su 1s1''ei' -'n'0n
viii be produced With It's new end brilliant costume new
Mirsheriis........ Mis- CLARA LOUIS KELLOGG
e5eL.'...''';;.h iS hE e,il !, sDLIhM
Vsentn.. FERNANDO BBLLlni
Mepbisopiele HANIBAT. BIAChi
Observation-Disclosures. FiNN9 sr6 icS
Condae.or... lax MAREZEk
NOTICES. BELLiNl, IN orler 10 give eciat to tie
performance accepted the plraiivey small PaI OF
Faentin.
The sale Of tickets and secured ses for TIE above
nsIed performance. will commencs THIS MORNlNSet tas
roadwny end Root Anthony Co.'S staoneTs, corner Of
Nassau aud Pinesis
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Gl,iSV,sJ0 IL
There losses due and unpaid claims in dispute.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH COLLINS, EDWARD S. CLARK,
JAMES SUDAN ISAAC N. PHELPS,
JAMES MARSH. CHARLES f. BILL,
JOIN J. CISCO. JOHN J. PHELPS,
THOMAS C. DOREMUS, CLINTON GILBERT,
ISAAC 4. STORM WILLIAM b. B0LLES.
JOHN A. LUQUEER, HANSON X. CORNING,
JOSIAH RICH JOHN G. BALDWIN,
CHARLES NJ CONNOLLY EDWARD MlNTURNi
BENZ. INTERNATIONAL AUGUSTUS H. WARD
WILSON g. HUNT JANIS GALLATIN,
DAN a. ARNOLD, JEREMIAH =. RoBiNsOsr
WASH. u. VERNilLNE, CHARLES ?. LENkRlCB,
WILLIAM TUCKER, WILLIAM NJ HALSrED,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, HENRY w. FORD.
JAMES ". @. CLEMENTS, NJ. d. Medical Examiner
Residence No. 70 Amiiys at the Oeo daily from II TO u
o'clock, p
WILLIAM DETMOLD, NJ. d., Cou5ung Physician
}. r. GATES, General Agent aud JAMES STEWART,
HENRY PERRY, ALERT o. WILCOX, A. WHITNEY,
HIRAM 2. CROZiER. CRENYlLLE n. BENSON,
CHARLES NoRTHSNIELD, and ALFRED PINNEY,
Local Agents, ia uhe City Of New.YoTk and vicinity.
N. q. DE GROOT, Acly. JOHN EADlE, secy.
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furniture.

bedroom LNAMELED FURNITURE OF
I1wsrrsnted manufacture Also solid Chestnut ard wsnu
Chamber suites, plain and ornamental, at H. " EARRING
TONS 56s CanAlst opposite Wooster. EstAblshed lss3
DICKHARDT5 PATENT EXTENSION
L SOFA AND PAnLOR BED Is the best In use and Il
tho only the Sofa Beds that hss phs mattress
No 167 Bleskergt.
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proposals.
ORDNANCE oyYrcr. WAR DKp.rrsEsT, }
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart

WAsnIsGros, Fec. 25, 1894 !
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
uent until TUESDAY. March al O'Clock p. ~, fol
the delivery 81 the Spin field Annoy. Mass Of 6oO Igs
sets OF WOughIrOn wok ior United States Artillery hsr
ness.
The Harness Irons are to be packed in welrade boxes
ootsnng twelve single e each being an assortment for ou
wheel and eight lead hores and each twelve se 90 packed
val consist Of the following pieces;
9pairs long Hames, complete.
3prs shosi Beles. complete.
pairs medium flames, complete.
g race Cps, With ~ kiSeIs
a double Loops or Eyes.
y Saddle Loops bent for csnte)
p Trace Eyes.
- long q aus, With To.gles
y short Chsns, with Tossea
Breast Hooks
Leg Gualds with 10 Rivets,
6 Saddle Loops, straight, for riding saddle pumne
Those nes Irons conform strictly in pattern and
weight 20 e model TO be at this Office and 4 the
Springfield Armory-src be smoothly finished GIL the
standard rauges sJ each piece be made Of the size and
KIND Of iron PTefeIbd in The Official b OF iron copies o.
which can be Oh glned It tbs Office at the Agency
AL the BE- well apsnned-the Japan TO BIO Of the
best quality and well baked on. They De subject 10 in
spocou It the fatory where made before and ster apannEs
The Hamrs 20 be marked with the makers name tls
SIZE and The Letters IT, s. A The lleE letters one fourth oil
Al The peces to be PCT up IL proper bundles propsry
labeled and each box u TO be carefully packed a. presDed
ny the Inspector The packing to DO paid Tor Gt the III
specor's valuation
Deliveries are 20 be made the rate OF les. t,n x'y
sets yer day. the I'D dy Of March next Fail
10 drvsr specified me wIl subject tie contractor
70 forfeiture Of the number Eo may fan TO deliver az That
Nc bids viii b. considered except from parties scuay en-
gagged IN the anlactgre Of this similar kinds OF iron work.
ard vino bu amp evidence that hsy have ia their own
shore al the machinery an appliances FOX turning ous the full
amount of wori specified per day.
Bidders will be required TO furnish proper securities for the
proper performance o.! the 5rt and win ncla with their
bids the acknowledgements Of their sutsics their
signatures.
Each party obtaining contract viii De required 70 enter
Into bonds with approved surs;ies Tot it, faithful execution
Upou the svsrd being made. successful bidders wii be not
Ged. and furnished with lorls Of contract Erd bond
The Department the night to reject any ali bids II
not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals vii be addressed 70 Brlgaier General Geo. D.
Rsnssy. Chief Of Ordnance Washington City, and win be
indoTIed Proposals for Harness Irons"
UfO. u. RAMSAY,
Brgsd ieT- Genetal. Chid Of Ordnance.
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orncy NEw Yoax WIRE RAILING CO.,
Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION neutrality-suspicious. of
~ Finance, City Of NaE.Yors OGce OF the Cerk q
ArresrsPUbao notice l. hereby given TO the OWNERS,
M0RIGAGEES or PERSONS OTHERWISE INTER-
ESTED IN tho LANDS ard TENEMENrS sod for IN
PAID ASSESSMENTS during the month Of October 1902,
that the DETAILED STATEMENT Of PROPERTY sin
1nTedeened from ssd sale published IA The New York
Commercial Advertiser daily newspaper printed aud pub
lsd ~ the Ciy Of New fork Copies be lad On spph
cation 81 this Office. By order Of the Comptroller.
AUGUSTUS PURDY CeTk Of Arrears