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The national Republican., 1867-05-16
EVER ON THE WING.

We are q restless people, and act upon
the idea that the whole boundless conti-
nent is ours. Our people are fond Of
travel. fond Of change and new scenes
and this year this fact Is made more ap.
parent than ever before, for public men
more especially are on the wing. To begin,
we may notice the fact already announced
that the President, the chief citizen Of the
Republic, is about to visit Boston and
other points in New England. 1t has been
said, also, that he will 60 to Raleigh and
to Charleston, 8. @. We only chronicle
this as q current rumor. A large number
Of members Of Congress and distinguished
men in tho different weiks Of life nave
gone or are soon to go to Europe. In
London, in Paris, in Berlin, in st. Peters
burg, in Vienna, and all over the Cont
nent, will be found large numbers Of dis
tinguished Americans.
Another delegation Of members Of Con
gress go, about the lst Of June, to Dakota
and thence to the plains, TO hunt the bu!
falo. This will be delightful excursion
provided the Indian does not interpose hi
objection in the shape Of scalping g.knife an
tomahawk. Many a red-skin would deligh
to take the scalps Of the hunting party, an
we advise them not to venture too far b.
yond the boundaries Of civilization.
Gen. SHERMAN has gone to the Holy
Land. Gen. GRANT is at home, and we d.
not learn that he contemplates any exten
sive journeyings this season. Several O
our distinguished politicians are travelin
in the South. Among these we may nam
Senator WILSON and Hon. W. D. KELLE,
Senator SHERMAN has gone to Europe
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx is lecturing a
different points upon his popular them,
Across the Continent" And JEFrKRso
DAVIS, who has SO long been in durance Q
Fortress Monroe, is on the deep blue sea,
en- route for New York and Canada.
In respect to the travels Of some @
these parties, there are persons who insin
uate that the particular goal which they
are seeking is expected to be found in the
White House. Ofcourse oil such charges
must be unfounded, as nobody ever en-
tertained such an idea.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
Alexandrla Anaira.

Aioxhnufin hHahss
The Alexandria Gazette Of Tuesday
says:
THE CoRN AND PRODUCE EXCHANGE AT o
meeting Of the managers Of the Corn and Pro.
duee Exchange, hold yesterday evening, Jas. r.
Carlin, H s. Wattles, P. B. Hooe, J. D. smoot,
Lewis MoKenEie, J. A. Reid, J. II. Watkins, A.
J. Fleming, George Washington, and B. Wheat,
were elected . Board Of Arbitration. Messrs.
Jameson 4 Lee, Jameson 4 Co., and James D.
Adams were admitted a. members Of the EI.
change. Daniel Cawood, esq, was unanimously
elected an honorary member, on motion Of Mr..
George II. Robinson, who spoke in very compli-
mentary terms Of Mr.. C.'s long connection with
the business interests Of Alexandria. Mr.. Robin.
son was followed In his remarks by Messrs.
Hartley, Eldridge and others, in expressions Of
esteem and regard for Mr.. c., and In high terms
Of his integrity and businsss qualifications. Me-.
b. +. Price, In confederation Of the interest
manifested in the success Of the Exchange, and
his libsrality extended, was chosen an honorary
member for ono year. b. Warning, ar, was
elected janitor and clerk Of the association, and
then the meeting adjourned.
RAILROAD ExcURsIoNIsrs.-Ap party of some
ten or q dozen capitalists from PhiladelphiA ar.
rived here this morning, and, after breakfasting
at Colonel Tyler's, accompanied by John S.
Barbour, presidsnti II. W. Vandegrift, superin-
tendsnt, and Anthony Mclean, auditor Of the
Oteubo ahu hisAhuuiih fhhTOhu, huu uo5hTb
VIM. @. CaIenove, Col. Suttle, W. II. Marbury,
John W. Burke, and other gentlemen Of this
city, started In special car on excursion trip
over tho Orange and Alexandria and Virginia
and Tennessee railroads as far as Bristol Ten.
nossee Tho gentlemen from Philadelphia have
made large Investments In Southwestern Vir-
ginia, and the present eIosrsion is for the pur.
pose Of viewing the country along tho lines Of
railroad leading TO that section.
EPISCOPAL CouScIL-The Episcopal clergymsn
Of this neighborhood, some Of the professors
from the Theological Seminary, and several lay
delegates. left here on the Orange and Alexan.
dria railroad train this morning, on their way to
staunton, to attend the Episcopal Council which
convenes there to morrow
SUDDEN DEArH-Mr. Albert GunnelI, a we'll.
known and highly respected citizen Of Fairfax
county, for some time past merchandising OF
Vienna Station, on the Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, died suddenly In his store at that place
one day last week, from hemorrhage.
Boar UPsEr.-A nancy doodle containing
two young mon, John Nightingale and George
Baker, was upset yesterday evening" about -four
O'Clock, when of the Washington ferry boats
wharf. The occupants were both good swim.
mers and consequently escaped drowning.
OPENING OF THE ExoHANaE.-At 10 o'clock
this morning the Exchange was formerly opened
for business purposes There was full attend.
anee Of merchants, and . considerable amount
Of grain was offered.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
DY PER& LATIME

IL
Late clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure 4 Co. y
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvsnia avenue and
Eleventh street, Star once Building.
LARGE AND ATrRACTIvR SALE OF CARRARA
MARBLE STArUARY, ALABAsrBR GRoUPRs
FIoUREs, MOSAIC fkBLEs, VASES, TAzzAs,
ORNAMENTS, lately imported from Italy by y.
ZAnponi Co, Of Florence, by catalogue
On wRDHE5D'Y " and THURSDAY MORNINGS
May Is and l6. at 10 o'clock, m, at the hall over
hsssis. BIZ. ehard Mohun's Book Store, northea i
corner Of Psnusylyauia avenue aud eyenth street
We " II sell very large collection Of Ma, bic and
AlAbaster sistuary, Vase, &e The collection com.
primes Carrara harbls Bu,t Of the late President
Line"ln, by the eminent Professor Plo Fedi Of Plor.
ence; Madonna, by GALL, Of Milan; 0rOupes and
Figures Of pure white Alabaster. from the bes
studios Of Italy; RtTuIcAn and Egyptian Marble
VareS, Romhn TAIIaA, and large collection OF very
elaborate Hebe, Florentine, Roman, 0reeiaB, aud
Goth Vases OF various and tuitabls sine, for the
decoration Of parlors, libraries inches, &c. Ploren
tias Mosaic Tables, with solid marble handles; Mar
BILE TrJumphs, with grapevine leayaa; Gard Re
eeivers, Flower Stands, Groupes u Animals and
large variety Of small articles Of rare merit and
beauty. This collection IL, for artistic merit aud
novelty Of designs the best ever offered at auction Ia
this city.
A hne and sxt nivs assortment Of rich Silver
Plated Ware Of eega0t designs md reliable quality.
The public are rsspsctfully Invited to exAmin,
these goods aud TO attend the sale Goods open fol
DAY, MayA
Bal; p.:itir" COOPER IATIMRR.
mylS-H Auetioneers.
81 THE ABOVE SALE WILL BB CONTINUED
THIS and FOLIO WING EVENINGS, At X o'eloek.
COOPER 4 LATIMBR
myle Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
A Characteristic Letter.

| Inc following letter from GERRIr SAITl
has just found its way into print:
PErERnoRo', N. Y. Aug. "a. 1866.
PRESIDENT JoHssoN-Honored Sir:
have this day subscribed q memorial Ia
yourself in behalf OF Jefferson Davis. ]
have done so with great satisfaction; for !
deem his very long confinement in prison,
without trial, an insult to the South, a
very deep injustice to himself, and no
less deep dishonor to the Government and
the country.
trust that Mr.. Davis may either have q
speedy trial or be admitted to bail. There
are many men who have no sympathy with
his political views, and who opposed
slavely as strenuously as he upheld 1t, thai
would eagerly become his bail. am ont
Of them.
Your obedient servant,
GERRIT SMITH,
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
IBy Telegraph.
From Rrrepe .by Cablc.

-. L Il -.
Pans, May AZ p. IN. .schneider,
the Pfesident q the Corps Uegislatif has
oficially announced, 10 that. body that the
peace OF Europe will not be disturbcd.
PARIS, May h--Evening.-Orders have
been sent to the various military depots
and headquarters throughout the empire
to disband the reserves which had recently
been called into service. ST I'm M
LuxEMBuRo, May l4.-The work Of
strengthening the fortifcations Of this city,
on which theigarrison had for some time
past been actively employed. has been dis.
continued by order Of the Prussian com.
mandant at this post 'rraJ adr sgs on
.LosDos, May "a. In the House Of Com.
mons last night the amendment 70 the re.
form bill providing fer 4 ten pound ledger
franchise was adopted. l,s,ib Ssr, tsT,s 40
DUBLIN, May l4--.Bvening The death
sentence Of the Fenian prisoner, Ooh Burke
has been commuted TO Imprisonment for
life At hard labor, ~ 700 'E'E OF
BERLrs, May 4-Eyening.- The Grown
Prince, Frederick William, vii leave foI
Paris during the present week To attend
the International Exposition iTol 81 .ct
EoxDos, May lSANbon. - Consois, e2}
y. g, b.2O's, fT2a. '1ie" 'aI ~" iHa"Ds1f aar
LlvznrooL, May l4@Noon.-- Cotton il
active. and sales win probably be, 10000
bales. Middling Uplands ii 3D. Provi
sions unchanged. ioo1. o
LONDON, May 1872. m.-Consols, 92l
U. 8. b-20s ia. u II .auii e 1r,i'g 30
LrvrRroot, May I5-2 p. m.-10ottor
active, and advanced I'd. Corn, declined
3D., and is now quoted at AS. 80 ~.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-The news from Mex
leo, which will be found in our telegraphiC
column, showing the partial defeat of the
Liberals and the consequent victory of the
Imperialists, may be put down, To- say the
least, as exceedingly doubtful. 1t will be
seen that passengers from Vera Cruz deny
the entire statement, except that MIRANoS
is not dead.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

Important from Mexico-Maximil.
Han Eaters the City OF Mexico
with 5000 Men-He Raises the
siege-Imperial Troops at Quer'
etero. .I ..
NKw YoRK, May l5. - The steamer
brings Havana dates to the llth inst.
The Imperial reports from Vera Cruz
say that the Liberals have been repulsed
at Queretero, and were being driven to
ward San Luis Potosi by Miramon, who
had sent 5000 men to relieve the City o.
Mexico.
The death of Miramon is positively de
MED.
The Havana Didrd has q letter stating
that Macmillan had arrived in the City O
Mexico at the head Of 8 1000 men.
Although General Diaz had seventy
pieces Of artillery, he had been prevented
by the Imperialists from planting single
battery on Guadaloupe Causeway.
On the arrival Of Maximilian, battle wal
given Diaz, and he was completely de
feated taking all his artillery and 800
prisoners, who were Immediately incorpo
rated into the Imperial army.
Gen. Alvarez, owing to the execution o.
the Imperial prisoners at Puebla, with
drew his command from Vera Cruz, and
will disband them.
Passengers from Vera Cruz by the
steamer bringing this news pronounce il
all false, except that Miramon had moi
been killed.
A gentleman who left the City Of Mex
leo on the 18th Of April is certain that nc
one left for Vera Cruz after that date, an6
says that Marquee had about I, 1000 troops
and was closely pursued by Diaz with
IL 900 men, chiefly cavalry, and no battle
had been fought for some time. He also
states that Marquee had abandoned Tacu-
baya and Chepultepec.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

Ladies AND CHILDREN's GooDs.-At
tsntiOn II directed 10 the Advertisements elsewhere
In to.dsy's- PAPER, OF John I. Mitchell, the
successor Of Harper Mitchell, No. si2 Penn.
syivshis sysnus. bstwesn Ninth and Tenth streets
In which he shnounees for sale cheap large Ia o
orsnsdins Robe, Black Llama Lace shavis md Ro
tenss'.&e. He has on hand the most sxtsnsiys, -.
ssrtnsn. o. ladies' And children q hosiery ana IN
dsrwssr. together with q full stock Of new dress
goods, suitable to the ses,on. The ladies viii nd
doubt avail tbemselves, durinE this hns weather o
az opportunity Of sIsninipg hs large stock ~ goods
They can rest assured that what thsy procure ftom
this establishmsnt will bs Of the best quality and Al
ne nost liberal Y,e.. aiyshins eau. as
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

QUITE a number OF people in different
parts Of the country are writing to Mayor HOff'
man OF New York, that they have been swim
died by the managers Of tho gift enterprises oi
that city This is matter for the police com.
misnoners alone to attend to. The Mayor has
no authority in the premises.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
Young Mems Christian Associa'
tiOn Robbed.

BROOKLYN, May l5.-The rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association were
broken into last night and three hundred
dollars stolen. There is reason to suppose
that the robbery was perpetrated by some
one or more members.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

TIE man by the name of CARTER, who
was charged with Grim con-, as ventilated
by our reporter the other day, is not an
employee of the House folding.room, but
the store-keeper of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

CHARLES q. BANCROFT and Alexander
A. Haskell, arrested last week for passing
counterfeit postal currency in Athol. Mass.
have been held in $4,000 each to answer.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

a. To Consumptivess-|TheA Advertiser
having bssn restored 10 health In few weeks, by
very simple remedy after having suffered several
years with severe lung ssse,ios, ahd nat dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious 70 make known 70
his fsllow the means Of cure. o. NJ 70
To all who desire he will send oopy Of the pre-.
seption used, ree Of ohsrge,) with the dirsstions
for preparing and using the same, which they win
hnd suRr CuRs yoR CossusPTIos, AsrHrA, BRor-
oHIrIs, &e. The only object Of the advsr,issr IN
sending the prescription IL 10 bsnsft the afiistsa
and spread Information which he sonesivss 10 be In
vsiusbis; and he hopes every sufferer VIII ny bis
remedy. as II will cost them nothins and may prove
. blessing.
Parties Wishing the prsseriptiO, will please sd =
drsss REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ocab-dwiy wiiiamsburg, Kings Co., N.T.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
DRoPOSALS FORC0NSTRUCTING
l. SEWER In FOURTH STREET WEST, BE.
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH.

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Once,
City Hall until IL o clock m, on THURSDAY, the
Esd day Of May next for constructing barrel sewer
three iset Ia diameter, with nine-ineh walls, in
Fourth street west, between 3 and streets north,
70 connect with the sewer in street. which sswsi
the Co missioner may direct and to be paid for
by an a.sesSmept on the property borderB thsreon
except that Of the General Government which IL pro-
yided for BY act Of 'opgreas Of February 23, 1855
The contractor or contractors 10 be responsible for ali
damage done to water gas pipes, and every other
aeeident that may oeeur In the construction OF the
sewer Bidders will state the price per nneAl fool
for the sewer and laterals, aud per piece for the
traps. No bid Will be received from others than
practical masons, and the right Is expressly reserved
to reject any or all.hds.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL
myl5-a Commissioner Fourth Ward.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

G. G. WILLIAMS, the Norwich child whip
per and staryer, is no longer insane. He
is blacking the soles in the Wethersfeld
State Prison.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

~ Know Thy Dessiny.--Msdams E. y.
THosHroS, the great Knssh sist, Clairvoysst
and Psychomstrieisu who has astonishsd the seisn-
the classes Of the Old world, has now iosstsd Asr-
self at Hudson, n. 7. MADAME rnorsros poasssss
suek wondsrful powers Of ssoond ssht ~ 70 ssshls
hsrto impart knowisdgs Of the greatest iIsportaaes
TO the single or married Of either ssx. while In .
state Of trance she dsiipeaiss the very festafss of
the person you are 70 marry, and By the aid ef A
instrument Of intense power. known % the Psysh.
omotrops, guarantees 10 produce iifs-lks pisturs
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant 10.
gethsr with date Of marriage, position In LIE. Lead
Ing traits Of character, &e. This II no hunbug, -
thousands Of oftestimoniais assert She will ssnd
whom desired, certified osrtinests, or written guar-
antse, that the picture 10 what 10 purports 70 bs.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating Place
Of birth. age. disposition and complexion. aaa On.
closing hfty cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information BY return mall. All communications
saeredly eonndsntiAl. Address, In oonfdsncs. Mn.
Axr 4. y. THORNTON, r. o. Boz 22s, Hudson, H.r.
mhls.d&wly .aE.T.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
24O WALL PAPERS 24O
AGERIoAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
WALL PAPERS

would respectfully call the attention Of the pub.
lie AID nyite an exa mir alton Of my stock OF
FoREI0N WALL PAPERS,
Just received per recent arrivals, consisting OF ali
the now designs Of the eelebrat house OF Deeourt
Paris, and others, which offer with full assort.
ment Of Borders to mhtoh.
The facilities possess In obtAinlng goods warrant
me In assuring the public that arisies purchased o
me will be Of the newest in style and as
In price these Of any othsr bouse In the country
JOHN ALEXANDER,
No. $40 PennsylyaniA avenue,
Between Twelfth and Thirteonth streets.
ml6-th, ga, ,tulm r,...
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

81 Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Psy
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TAIL JACK
soS's Pathology" and CURE YoURsELP Is.
Sold by Rranek Taylor, Bookseller, washinEtoB, D.
O. Send for eireular. rtr -sp25-dkwSms
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

The Viceroy Of Egypt is the richest man
in the world. He owns fourth Of the en-.
tire country.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

A GUERILLA was tried, lynched, and
buried in about thirty minutes in Taylor
county, Kentucky, recently.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

JUDGE KELLEY addressed an immense
gathering IN New Orleans last Saturday evening,
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

AN attempt will be made in New York
to enforce the law against profanity.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTA,
ID CLRs, carefully suited 10 every zn-
sysSight, by !. ALEXlNDER, $40 Penn cAs- 49,
BylVAnia avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. Al,o, nne assortment Of Opera Glasses.
- Brazilian Pebbles inserted In frames to order.
my7'lm
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
(sueesssor to Harper MiteholI.)
3l2 PENNsYLvAsIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.

shiII open this morning q large lot Of
GRENADIaR ROBES,
new and beautiful goods, very cheap.
Embroidered Grenadine, in black and eolors.
Pure Silk orenadine and .Hernanni, in black and
eolors ~
Black So, 90 aud 50 IRON BARBoB, very supe
rior. and at much less than former prices.
full stock Of new Dress Goods, suitable for the
season, from the lowest grades to the best grades
ever offered In this market myib.6t
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

GrSrLKrrs who End . difficulty in get
ting h,tsd eissvhsrs will please call at Hssnipg's
one Price Clothing Store. corner Of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
/ CAL ITE N 8.

FlrE HuSDRED LINEN SUIrs, comprising
Ali Sizes grade. ana eoior., price from ave to twenty
dOllsr per salt, Al A. saks 1 oo.'s, si1 ssvsnth
street % ~
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICE -.

ss- Fifth ward.--A meeting Of conssr-
vative eiuIsns Of the Finh ward will be hsid at
Forrest Hall on THURsDAY BvEN1No, Nay 10. st
~ o'clock, for the purpose Of nominating one NON
Der 70 the Board Of Aldermen and three msmbsrs 70
the Board Of Common Council. ..r afiIi
By order Of rr.rp. MANY CITIzENs
mylb.as .1r fr1'i. r..n. 6. so O. b.
sF Free GO Bvsrybody.-zA large o PIP.
Circular. giving Information o. ne greatest Import.
snes 10 The young Of both ssxss. 81 ast r,s i4.
II teaches how the homsiy may bssoms bsaatIfai
the dsspissd respected, and the forsaksn loved. -
No young lady or gentleman should fall to ssnd
their Address, and rsesivs copy post paid, By re-
turn mail, ~ Address p. o. Dravu,ai,T
mhls-dkwly E-sFa.r... Troy, II
The national Republican., 1867-05-16
w A N II =.

WANTED-NEW AND CAST-oFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article Of value, at the old -estabished
Merchant Pawnbroksr Store OF Il. FULTON L Co,
oo2 Ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-05-16

81 THE ABOVE SALE WILL BB CONTINUED
THIS and FOLIO VINO EVENINGS, at ~ o'clock.
COOPER & LATIMBR,
my16 or AuetioneeIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-31

|The New York newspapers who have
been troubled with striking printers are about
Introducing female compositors. whose blows
~ii OF course be lighter.
SA rapid transition from the bridal to the
nser was that Of a fellow who was married in
,ne morning and picked up dead drunk on
ia2er IN the evening
LacuRza, one of MaximilIan's leading
Ae.ais, was reported dead and embalmed;
Du' ue 10 ailve and well a. Havana reading
Aae ue.nhs OF MS execution and funeral.
hsY. FATHER Strain, pa stor of the Churen
OF the holy Cross, in FIatbush n V died
suooenry on monday. He was in GOOD health
The evening previous. A
u The aelectmen of w oodstock VI danisa
the use OF the Town Hall to a traysIing sntsr
iainment because it was sin VIOLATION IF ,he
laws Of the State - 'ne
81" An English politician, is ouo,as &C
saying that the Prince OF Wales viii ns,as
come 10 the throne If England kc cps on AZ sha
Is now going. A'
~ There is quite q revival among tho re
beious comm unity in Philadelphia.
- There are no prosecutions in the rura,
districts 81 Massachusetts tor selling sweet
cider Election Is too near At hand for that
- The three leading Republican papers
o. SEieago-the Journal, Republican and
Trionne-ali support Gen. Gran. for the Pres
idsncy.
WISCONSIN farming is profitable. The
Gaze OF one man who bought q farm for 5000
year ago, cold mis- first erop for that sum and
Aas been offered $4,000 for II, il mentioned as
not an extreme case.
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PROPOSALS.
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BgREAu OF Provisions AND CLoTEiN6
. noA >har


October p, 1851.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals tor Fresh
Beef and Vegetables" will be received at TINS Su-
reau until o'cIoek D. m, on the fourth day OF NO
vemher, 1871, for the supply of fifty thousana
pounds Of Fresh Beef and fifty thousand pounds OF
Fresh Vegetables, at the Norfolk Navy ard and
Station required. The Beet and Vegetables
must be of good quality, and the best the par ket
affords and each article must be oered for by the
pound. The Beef to be in equal proportions, fore
and headquarters, and to be Western or Baltimore
Beef.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
in one half the estimated amount of the contract,
and twenty per cent in addition will be withheld
from LIE amount of each payment to be made as COL
lateral security for the due performance Of the CON
tract, which Will on No account, be paid until 1t s
fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ
ten guaranty, signed by one or more Responsible
persons that the bidder bidders will, il his or
their lid be accepted, enter into an obligation
within FIVE days, with good and sufficient sureties,
to furnish the articles proposed.
by SHch yNGruHty and by satisfactory evidence that
the bldds, REGULAR dealer an the articles proposed
and has the license required bv act OF Congress,
The Department reserves the right to REJECT any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Cow
ernment. ~
It is understood that in case the stipulated auan-
tity of either article shall be delivered lea ring
balance due on the other article. the contract may
be considered completed in full, st the option of
the Department
The responsibility of the guarantors To be certi-
fed to by the Assessor of Internal Revenue ior the
District in which they reside. BRIDGE,
oc Pilot Chief of Bureau.