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Pacific Mail Steamship
CO ANY.
FOR p AN 4 VI a.

Passengers viii be conveyed from Panama to
Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company and
from Aspinwall TO New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
Cabin passengers will be berthed for Atlantic
Steamer.
A Baggage Master will be sent through each
trip.
OLIVER ELDRIDGE,
Agent Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Grand Celebration
OROVILLE.
JULY 4TH, 1865.
Programme of the Day:
National Salute at Sunrise.
Citizens and military will assemble on Bird ST.,
opposite the plaza. at ten O'Clock A. NJ. and be
formed in procession hy Chiet NsrshaI. John NJ.
CLARK, and his Aids. JAS. WARpwKLL and f.
DUNHAx in the following order
BANp-facing up the street.
BANGOR GuARps.
oRovILLE GuaRps.
COLONEL RoBr. RIcHEY's ARrlLLKRY COnrASY.
Citizens on Foot.
Citizens on Horseback.
Chaplain, Orator and Reader in Carriages.
LINE OF MARCH:
Up Bird st TO Myers, along Myers 10 Montgomery
down Montgomery 70 "a Avenue, along said Ave
to Bird, up Bird to Downer, along Downer tC
the Grove, when the procession will dsperse TO as
sist in the exercises st the Grove.
lst-Prayer by the Rev. R. Hobart.
2d-Reading OF the Declaration of independence
by John Dick, Esq.
3d--A Salute of one gun by the Artillery
4th-A song by the oroville Glee Club.
5tb-An Grafton by Hon. J, G. Eastman.
6th-A salute oi one gun.
7th--A song by the Glee Club.
sth-Benediction by the Chaplain.
After which
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Cooke, ZOyara s. Wilson'S
GRAND COMBINATION
Circus.

Will perform at Oroville,
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS. 1865.
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I. .. o-&O ola iftt NENi
Gold Bearing Bonds

Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
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RRLEAsRD FROM MILITARY InpRIsoN-

MENr.-Casper H. Pfeiffer, young man who
formerly resided in Saint Paul. but who has
been for two and half years in confinement
as q rebel prisoner in various federal camps,
has been recently released from confinement.
bis case has been one of peculiar hardship.
He left st. Paul in the Spring of 1861, and
went to point in the forests near Vicksburg,
where he engaged In a lumber operation, in
tending, as soon as he could make some money
oy the speculation, to return to st. Paul where
his family still resides. He remained in the
woods several weeks. On going one day into
Vicksburg to procure supplies, he learned, to
his astonishment, of the rebellion, and was con-
scripted into a rebel cavalry company.
He remained in the rebel army until 1862,
and after Butler took New Orleans, and our
gunboats penetrated the Southern rivers, he
managed to make his escape from the rebels,
and swan to federal boat. His story was not
believed, however, and he was held as pris-
oner, and for over two years kept as such at
various camps.
During all this time his family in st. Paul
knew nothing of his fate, and would have
mourned him for dead, had not hope still driven
that idea away. Last summer Pfeifer was
removed to Camp Morton, Indianapolis. Here
he found his first opportunity to make his
condition and whereabouts known to his
family.
He had repeatedly solicited for release, on
conditions OF taking the oath of allegiance, but
was always refused the boon of liberty. And
thus matters dragged along.
He finally wrote to the Odd Fellows Lodge
here, Of which he is a member, and narrated
his condition. A petition was at once drawn
up by them, and the circumstances set forth,
accompanied by the proper afidavits from his
family here, and Others, who knew the circum.
stances of the case. The petition was forward
ed, with strong letter of endorsement, by
Gov. Miller to the War Department. Even
here it required several weeks to grind through
the routine, but finally the case was reached,
and the order issued that opened his prison
doors, after having-for no crime or fault of his
-been a prisoner for over two and half years.
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HISTORICAL SooIRTY.-The Historical
Society held its February Session Monday eve'g.
Col. Robertson in the Chair
DONATIONS.
Kew. Mr.. Riggs presented
A manuscript biography OF Hon. James w.
Lynd.
A manuscript history of the Dakota Mission.
Both prepared by himself
A Dakota hymn book.
A DAKOTA religious work" Precept upon
Precept," translated by John B. Renville.
Rev. Mr.. Mattocks presented Second Lieu.
tenants commission. dated III, to david
TAYLOR. Gentleman in the Worcester county.
Mass. militia
Colonel Marshan presented rebel flag cap.
tured at Mil Springs by the I'd Regiment.
Also piece of rebel reconnaissance hal.
loon, made of ladies silk dresses.
Also-two sketches of the late battles at
Nashville, made by Chaplain Edwards of the
9TH Regiment.
From the Coast Survey Ofice-the volume
of Surveys for 1862.
From the New England Genealogical socie.
ty-Pamphlet account Of the Shakespeare Ter.
centenary celebration.
Thanks were returned for the above dona.
| tons,
~sF. DROuGHTs, ETc.
1 After an interesting and valuable discussion
on our present drought, which we have no
time to write up for to-days issue, the Societ!
| adjourned
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From the Pioneer of Wednesday.

From the Pioneer of Wednesday.
Observation-Disclosures are still pouring
In. They are enlisted and mustered in OF an
average of 100 per day. Yesterday 50 were
mustered into the heavy artillery and five into
Hancocks corps.
1t is incredible where the men all come from.
They seem better class of recruits than were
obtained last summer-many of them fine look
ing young men of education and polish. They
seem to enlist with as great willingness, too,
as in the earlier days of the war.
The officers of Co. +, heavy artillery, were
commissioned yesterday, as follows:
Cdptain-Hugh Owen.
Senior LIST Lieutenant-FreemanA A. Squires.
Junior Leutendat-Geo. J. Shannard.
Senior I'd Lieutenust-Peter A. Leutz.
Junior I'd LseutenUt-Alvin NJ. Collins.
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, Feb. ID, 1866.
Mr.. GEORGE presented q communication
from w. A. Newton relating to State Printing.
Referred to Committee on Printing.
CIRCUMSTANCES.
Mr.. BAXTER presented remOnstranceS from
the citizens of Ottawa, protesting against an
neXing any portion of that township to LIE
and Counties.
LOCAL BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. SHILLOCK introduced bill for an act
to correct the boundary lines of Martin, Noble
and Murray counties, which was passed under
a suspension of the rules.
Also bill annexing the county of jackson
to the county of Martin, was similarly passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME
BY Mr.. TEACHER "A bill for an act supple.
mentary to an act providing for the assessment
and taxation of all property in the State, and
for levying taxes thereon according to the true
value in money. Referred to the Committee
on Taxes.
By Mr.. PILLSBURY-A bill for an act sup.
Elementary TO the General School Law. author.
izing the Introduction of gymnastics in public
schools.
Also bill relating to the sale of lands for
taxes under the act supplementary to Chapter
of the General Laws of 1862. Referred to
Committee on Taxes.
REPOkT fkOn THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE
Mr.. RICE, from the Committee on Rail.
roads. made the following report, which was
adopted:
d. r. ia bill for an act executing tho
trust imposed BY the act of Congress in Grant.
ing lands to aid in the construction of q rail
road from ct. Paul to Lake Superior, with q
recommendation that 1t pass.
8. +. Goa bill for an act to execute the
trust created by an act of Congress, entitled an
act making grant of lands to the State to aid
In the construction of q railroad frem st, Paul
to Lake Superior, without recommendation.
8. +. ia bill to aid and facilitate the COM
pletion of the St Paul and Pacific Railroad and
branches, with an amendment, and recon-
mended its passage as amended
II. Z. 40-A bill extending the time for the
completion of the Minnesota Central Railroad,
| without Recommendation.
II. +. No. GA bill to aid in the construction
! of the Northern Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
line from Lake Superior TO Pugets Sound,
with an amendment, and recommended its
passage az amended
SOUTHERN MISNEsOrA RAILROAD.
u A bill. making grant of swamp iands in aid
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Browns Bronchial Trocbes.

"Ihaue neper changed my mind respsctiuo them
from the fret, excepting to think got better Of tAot
Uhich began thinking peu off,"
Rrv. HkNRY WARD BxncHxR,
For Throat Troubles they are q specife.n
n. P. WILLIE
"Contain no Opium or anything injurious.r
Dr. A. A. HAYns, Chemist Boston.
"Anelegant combination for Coughs"
Dr. g. F. BIaMow, Boston
'Irseomn'end their use to Public Speakers"
REV. z d. CHAp1N
Most saIutayy relief in Bronchitisu
REv. S. nGFRnD, Morristovn. Ohio.
Ee'y beneficial when su6eving from Coda"
REv. 8. j. P. ANDERSON, St Iouis
Almost instant relief in the distressino Labor q,
breathing peculiar to AstAma."
RU. A. c. EeeLBros, New York.
1hes hoss suited ing case esaesly, relievinu mn
tA'oaf % thG could sing NTH ease"
7. DuuHARxx
Chorster French Parish Church. Mont,ea,
= A. there are limitations be sure to osrAm the
9 ebsd&w1m
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FIN ANC1AL
new York Money Market.

New YOsx, February IL 1S65-1P.x.
GoLD-Opened at 2Os, rose to 20sx, and osed
at POI.
STooKs-Better.
MosEY-b y cent. on call loans.
STxRhrNs ExcHANeR-Quiet at 1O9A for gold.
SECOND RKroRf-6P. H.
GsLD-Dull but steady There is no speculative
movement and very little demand for importers
purposes. The price opened at 2O7s<, and closed
at 207.
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The PROGRESS OF RECRUITING. One
hundred and three men were mustered in on
Monday, mostly for the Heavy Artillery.
Company (Capt. Owen's) is full, and the
officers will receive their commissions to-day.
Company G is almost full. It will probably
be mustered in in day or two.
Company e left Monday for Nashville by
Burbank's Passenger Line.
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MARRIED..

On the 9th Of February, 1896 by the Rev. VIM.
]. Boutwell,, Mr.. a. c. VAN Worries of Fort
Ridgley. Mimi, and Miss EMMA MOWER, of
Ars0la, MINI.
At Minneapolis Jan. II, 1856, by the Rev, Mr..
Knickerbacker, ]. B. BISSOME1 TIE to Miss MARY
BRESSETT, both Of St Paul.
At Minneapolis February 4 by Rev. Mr.. Knick-
erbacker, Lieut.: Col. c. s CLINE, OF the second
Regiment to ALLIE EDDY
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Bound Over j. b. Mckenzie was
on Monday bound over in the sum of $500, by
u. 9. Commissioner Cardozo, for his appear
ance at the next term of the Circuit Court, on
charge of hatboring deserters.
A, Mcdonald, in like sum, for buying gov
ernment property from soldiers. ="
Some more parties were arraigned on charge
of charging illegal fees for procuring exemp.
ton, and waving an examination, were held
to bail 'H
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Feb. IS, 1865.

HOUSE BILLS READ THE FIRST TIME.
A bill to amend section Is of chapter s. of
the pnblic statutes.
A bill to annex portion of the township of
Ottawa to the township of LIE Sueur.
A memorial to the Postmaster General for
q mail route from Winona to Houston county.
HOUSE BILLS READ THIRD TIME.
A bill to legalize the issue of bonds by the
towns of Baytown, in Washington county, and
Richland, ia Waseca county.
On motion of Mr.. McKUSICK the bill was
laid on the table.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
bill for an act relating to the conveyance
of an interest in real estate belonging to luna
tics. Yeas 16, nays 1.
bill providing for the appraisemeut and
sale of land for agricultural colleges. Yeas II.
nays g..
A bill to accept the grant of lands made by
Congress to the State to aid in the construction
of q railroad from st. Paul to Lake Superior.
Yeas II, nays none.
A bill amending an act relating to the execu-
ton and acknowledgment of deeds in the
British Provinces. Yeas IA, nays none.
A bill to fix the time for holding the District
Court in the Sixth Judicial District. Yeas 20,
nays none.
Mr.. DANIELS, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported back the bill repeating Chapter
ID, Oh the UcuSIai LAWS OI 100Z I6l3LluR W sc.
curity of costs, and for the collection of costs,
with recommendation against its passage.
Report adopted.
THE SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILROAD.
Mr. MILLER, from the special Committee,
to whom was refarred the bill granting land to
the Southern Minnesota Railroad, reported
back the bill, with the following amendment to
Section 1:
Provided, That the lands hereby granted to
said company shall be subject to taxation as
soon as the lands are selected by the company
and conveyed by the Governor to said COM
| pany.
Mr.. sHILLOCK, from the minority of the
Committee, reported the following amend.
| ment:
Provided However. that the lands granted to
this company, by this or by any former act
| shall be subject to taxation as soon as convey
| ed to the same and that this company shall
select such lands and give notice thereof to the
| Governor within one year after the same shall
become entitled to such lands under the PEN
atty of forfeiture, and that the Governor shall
convey such lands to this company as soon
thereafter as practicable.
Provided further, That the taxation Of per
centum on the gross earnings Gas provided in
section 5, Of chapter 1, of the act entitled an
act TO facilitate the construction OF the South
en- Minnesota Railroad and to amend and con-
rnue certain acts In relation thereto, approved
March 4th, 1864, shall apply to the main line
IS well As to the railroad branch mentioned in
! this act
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CARD.
ST.. PAUL, Feb. 10

ST. PAUL, Feb. 10, 1865.
In accordance with resolution of the off,
GERS of the Minnesota Branch Sanitary Com
mission, publish herewith statement of the
receipts and disbursements of the Sanitary
Fund. CHAS. SCHEFFER.
Treasure: MINI. Branch Sanitary Com.
CHAs. SCHEFFER, Treasurer Minnesota BRANCH
SGnitory Conspsission.
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The Democrats in Congress who vot-
cd in favor Of the amendment to the Con-
stitution, abolishing slavery are as follows ::
Bailey. Pennsylvania; Baldwin, Michigan; Cof-
froth, Pennsylvania; English, Connecticut;
Ganson. New York, Herrick, New York;
Hutchins, Ohio; King, Missouri; Yeaman,
Kentucky; Sweat, Maine; Rollins, Missouri:
Steele, New York; Odell, New York; Brand
ford, New York; Nelson, New York; Wheeler,
Wisconsin.
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DIED.

In this city, on the It'll inst, ANNIE, daughter of
Louis g: and Louisa Koch, aged years, months,
and 20 days
In Brooklyn, N. Y, at the residence of J. W.
Prince, on Tuesday, Jan. oath, ESTHER WASH.
BURN, relict of A. e. Washburn, in the Goth year
of her age.
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PERsoNAL.-Oapt. O. B. Atchison, Or
dinance officer of this Department, has been
ordered to report to Maj. Gen. Meade for &C.
tive duty.
Capt. H. 8. Bingham, Second Cavalry. will
take his place. 81
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EXAMINATION OF OoRNRrIus CAsRY.-
Cornelius Casey was, on the 9Th, brought before
the City Justice, charged with being one of
the murderers Of Jno. McHugh. So
s. The examination was very brief. and rasulted
in his being committed to jail TO await trial. !.
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Feb. 10. 10 balance In Treasury. ....... sol 6S
1864. O..
June 20. By paid for printing and distribu-
ting pamphlets. .......... $40 90
JulyS. By paid sundry bills for mpplies.
ETC., for 5th Regt Num- Vols =. 1O6 16
July -. By paid Rev. Mr.. Rich, to be ex
pended for the benefit of sick and
wounded soldiers in the armies
of the West. .............. 500 90
Aug. 8. By paid Bowen Bros, Chicago, for
shirts and drawers for 9th Regt 304 so
Aug. %. By paid j. C. d b. G.. Burbank &
Co., for supplies for soldiers. -. 81 OS
Sept. 10. BY paid B. Presley, for supplies for
soldiers. ................ 81 IS
Oct. 10. By paid C. Nichols for Transports
ton furnished sick soldiers. 90
Nov. 16 By RENTED Col. Baker and Capt
Cutler, to be expended for the
benefit of sick and wounded SOL
diers .........................s 200 90
Nov. IS. By paid B. Presley, for supplies for
soldiers. observation-disclosures. 100 81
Feb 10. Balance in the Treasury. ...... sol 68
82,174 50
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BEFORE q. S. CoMMssIoNKR SPENCER
VIM. J. Miller, of st. Peter, was Tuesday
brought before VIM. A. Spencer, ESQ.,, o. 8.
Commissioner, on charge of violation of the
u. s. Revenue Law. The case is held open
until to-day. ,.,--...
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.

NEw YosK. February a. 1s65-1ps
FLoUR-501oc better.
WHEAT Very firm, with limited supply
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BToRs q. 8. OoM1assIoHKR CARDozo.

D1kVkk q. 3. CORNERSTONE OAAD0zO.-
Nicholas Hafty, of Washington County, was
arraigned for attempting to secure exemption
by perjury, in swearing that he was an alien,
when he had voted. Case continued.
Patrick Roger, arrested for selling liquor
without license. CAse confined.
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Major Harry Gilmore arrived at Fort
Warren tonight in charge of Maj. Young,
who captured him. '1 -.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

81. PAUL, Wednesday, February Is, 1906
BABLEy-$1. 30 . bushel
REASs-$2. 25@2. so . bushei; Navy, So 90
BKEswAx-66c y b.
BEEF CArTLE-$3 GOES. % q cwt.
BKKr-By the quarter, sac y n.
BurrrR-es09Sc y n. for frkin ssa3oc for best
table. wa WV
CoRS-Ear, 81 05; she led, s1i0
Eees-9Oc y dozen.
FL0UR- WhoLsaaIe ps,,;y
Supeefne $500 SI so
HAY-Timothy, $40 y ton: marsh, sis. '"
HDEsS Green, 5H@6c; Dry, 12914c; Green Calf
HoSrr.Prime new, s6@s5c y h.
LAID25028c y n.
MurroN-1195c . b. live weight.
OATs-75c q bushel
ONoNs-$3.2t 3 buehei
PoRK-$9. 00@10. 90 y cwt
PoULIRr -10011c y h.
PoTATOB-90c y busha
TALLow-12Hc 70.
VNIeOH AND BKAR-607c u H.
WmAT-$1. O001. 05 q bushel.
WooL-70c q b. Unwashed one-third off
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From the Pioneer of Saturday.
MUSTERED M.-Friday last was lively
day at the Provost Marshals. About 1875 re-
cruits were enlisted and examined, and will be
mustered in to-day.
Yesterday 81 men were mustered in as fol.
OWS
Heavy Artillery. .21
Ninth Regiment. 2
Hancocks Corps. 1
Substitutes =
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Company E, Heavy Artillery, Is full, and the
commissions were issued Yesterday as follows

Company Z, Heavy Artillery, Is full, and the
commissions were issued yesterday as follows:
Captan-Harvey Officer.
Senior LIST Lseutenast-J. N. Hess.
Junior B. N. Cushway.
Senior I'd LieutenGnt-E. A. Tyler
Junior Is John West-
The Company will leave for Nashville next
Monday.
MISUNDERSTANDING was another
field day at the Provost Marshals.. One hum
dred and four men were mustered in, as fol.
lows:
For Hancock's corps. 1
Seventh Regiment. .................. 8
Heavy Artillery. ......................95
And still they come. At this rate, if it is pro-
crossing a. encouragingly in the First District,
the quota of the State will be filled in a couple
ofweeks.
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S0UTHERN MINNEsOIA hAiilHOAD
> bill, making . grant of swamp lands in aid
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u. c., Jsly %, 1865.
for BURGLAR-PROOF
PROPOSALS

i sAPEs-sEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Ofc, of supeyisins Architect Treasury Department,
d. c. until IL m. Of August Is 1855 for oil tho
Fire and Proof Safes and Wants required by the Treas
ury Department prior to August lS 1866
Plans and specifications can be obtained by application to
this office personally or by letter.
Tho locks for the safes VIII be furnished oy the
The be delivered and set up within reasonable
condition. and tho lock must be In perfect working order
when Safe Is turned over to the proper officer The bids
o he for super fetal oot measured the outside and the
mice 10 cover all charges whatevedoor fixtures painting
Sc f. except locks Freight and actual transportation eI'
penses board OF mechanics If the services OF ita
be be procured at the place where the Safe to
be put up will DO paid for extra.
An bids be accompanied by the bond Of two response
BILE persons tho of 900 that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract II awarded to him. the suciency OF
tho security to be certified by the Collector Of Internal Heve
nue. tho District The Department the right to re-
ect any bids II be doomed the interest OF the Govern
msn 10 do co. and no bid will be does
form to the requirements of this adve tisement
Proposals should be addressed Proposals Tor sac. ahu
Vaults" and be addressed to Supervising Architect
ISAIAH ROGERS supervising Architect
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WAsnryGroS. D. g. July 70 liza sI
nROPOSALS for HEATLNG APPAhALnSsS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- received 81 ,ne Wssh.
~ ,h snn.rvsing Architect Treasury Depli.men ,a.
;nsor ~ G. untll " m Of August 10 % % o..n,l t6se
n,ovad Heating Apparatus (hol water OF m .hssgs u
~ %a ,sonired for The various public pv!'I,le "a
M Dsn,rmsnt prior 20 the 18th o. August ~ ,s,, 40
The apparatu. required will be on the ho AZ nss.r
sy,,st md low measure steam combined 80, Ia. Al
ma bidder, are required to fnFaih aesc'V''"'
their rfsde Of construction :. e-,;.ssI sni pat "
The Appafasus must in oil cases be At oder 10
.omnls,s within reasonable time from ui.o o~.r /, ~
must be In perfect working condition waen '''"''
The bids are to be per cubic 200. o. 'pNH crss
and the prlc. 10 cover all expenses "aI e. T. s
nanting cutting OF constructing fbs
eisht and actual alton expenses o. nl,es
~ ~ n;,,bls ones cannot be procured ID tue
nn.y,,u. /. 10 be put M wib paid tor ss'.s At vst
fPavment, not exceeding 50 per cen'an o. -. mon
aons will be made during the progress Of 70 - hs psd ~
,i6csts. of authorized officers 10 per centu - ,.sd der
The work has been completed and 'n9,o o VII
;ng neriol of cold season tire balance o. ~ - wort AZ
retained for twelve months after -, ri. period
rennirs or alterations becoming - NV pcrs.
t,yelye.mo and which were occa's IN. s,s o. ~
wv. ,n Of ,hc anoara.us must be msds a. r $50
so, An bids must be sccompaniei y - hjdef w
,e,snns in the OF sow 'n's H., Tho sun
a..sn, and n,riorm the contract awaIury ce.of IN
clancy f the security DE ceFtined 20 ~ reserves
tsrnsl Revenue Of tho District Inc ssa 10 be w
rjght 10 reject any all the BIDS y. IA sl b. CO
interest Of the Government 20 do 20 sno 10 Of hn
.;i.r.J ths, does not conform 70 the rsluieh
vertisement -. -. q p,,,,s,, for Hes - tss..x
p.rstns" and be Addressed 70 - ooPe-
Treasury Department s,oeryi.ins Afvhrr