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No. 81
AN ACT

NO -l AN ACT
Flsing TIE colnnensaiion and proyilino e.,
the lArmont ~ ~ Officers ana Em,l,v..
q Tue GencuI Assembly.
SECTION l., BE il enacieI In NE ,ssno,o o,,,
mouse y Representatives. # he STATE If Lou;.
s'tRa ~ General Assfmbly conte,s1 Thai,
'ie secretary Il The Senate aud Chief Clc,k
Of lie iionse of Representatives sE,n,l e,ch
receive The sum ct 'wn ihonsanl dol,,rs mo-.
annum, payable oar.hatf Aniinr The session ~
me ''hefai Assembly, and ila other half At
me completion 81 thar labor. npon their own
warrants on the Auditor OF public Accoun,s
sec , lie ii further enarita, etc. Thai The
ASSISTANT Srcre'aly q the Senate. and Tho
ASSISTANT Clerk of the Honse Of Renreser-
%ia'iveS, anil The Minnic Clicks n ho,h ho,so,
sha'' 'arh receive the sum Of eighteen bnn-
urea ooitafs par annHm. PAYABLE one half
DUNG The session nt tie General Asseuh,
ana Tie other half q, tie completion of thei,
Nabors, npon their own warrants on Tho Anl;,..
Of Public Accounts.
SIC. s. be FURTHER earctri, &C., That tho
sergeant a'-Arns Of III Senate shall receive
the sum Of Glieen hundred dollars mar ,,,,m
ana the S"rsean,at-Arms Of the Honse n
representatives shall receive the sum NJ e.
teen h"ndfed dollars par annum. navah,o
monthly upon their own warrants on Tho An.
dltnr of Public Accounts.
SEC A. he il f8rther enacted, etc. Tba, Tho
Chict Enrolling Clicks and Warrant, c,..L
shai' each receive the sum Of cinl, dollars
per diem dnrlng the session. The Ass;s,a,,
experimentation shall each rcceive Tho s,m
els'l dollars per diem during the session
'he Enrolling Clerks as we'll as other Clc,ka
employed by the Senate, House, or committees
not enumerated in any of the foregoing ser.
sons shall each receive The srm of seven
1ollars per diem during The session; the Post.
master and Dontkerper shall each receive Tho
Wv" {! SIX oo'afs per diem during the session:
me Messengers shall each receive The snm n
."nr dollars per diem during The session n.
'orters shall each receive The srm NJ No..
iotlars per diem, and the Pages two do,,,,s
ger diem during the session. PAYABLE nnon ,bo
warrant OF the Warran, Clerk.
SEC, 5. BE il further epac,e5 81. IT,, -
or parts Of Laws inconsistent with ,bis
e'' ana all laws on the same suffice, matte,
'e ana The same are hereby repealed.
SEC, d he II further enacted, etc, Tha, sec.
ION hrs', section second and section ,h;,d of
MS act shall take eifec, from the commence.
tent OF this session, and tina, the other sec.
IONS OF this act shall take effect from and
Tier the first day of August, 1868.
Signed CHAs. w. Io,vrr1
Speaker OF the House of Renresan,.,;.n.
Signed OSCAR s. DuNN
Lieutenant Governor and President, of tho
Senate. :" "e
Approved Angus, 10, 1868.
Signed II. C. WAPMnru
governor OF the State of Louisiana.
A true copy
GEO T. BovrE,
Secretary OF State.
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r. ~REAUVAIs,
Judge / h.Jud. Dist.
A trne copy
State o. LGsgi.Eala.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.


Two judicial days having elapsed since
Judgment Ivy d .flult was taken aoains, De.
fandant in the above case, and sail y, fnrhan,
not having appeared nor filed his answer, the
LEGAL delays having expired. and The law ANA
evidence being in favor Of Plaintiff and apains,
Defendant:
1t is therefore ordered, adjnlycd and lecrccd
that said Judgment by defanl, be and tho same
is hereby confirmed and made lin,,. ana i, i
further ordered, adjadgel anl decrcel. ,ha,
Plaintiff loni>a Ntcrncany. wiz, Of I. q
Malherne, do have Judgment ia her favor. do
crerIng a separation of property from her said
husband ant 4 dissolution " the communi,y
OF gains or acGnp's heretofore eyistinr ~.
tween them, and that laid Plaintiff BE- anil .lo
is hereby aulhori2 4 10 resume The possession
and separate control ami management of Her
pararherna' property Il Il further orIerqd
al NJ gfl t}-----l- ~. -n,.:...A I~o,;.,
NrceneaHX Ne iavn inlrmsnt against an, re.
cover ot her said haa5und f. U. I-aTr7FfTa
peien'an', The sum 1t Two Thousand Seven
hHn'lred and sky fvc 5olC0 Dollars rS1.-f5.
32i p caP'ill, benz iin amount OF PLAINTIFFS
Paranhornal funds received for her arron11 hy
lHr said husband aot by HIN converted M bI..
ywn use AMY beac8s. together WITH, Ir7aI yY.
or'st theteou from lgse Ne Jnliriat d~onand
Q ~i', ire lah November, 1868, u.ttiI pai1
md costs of suit
Done, rendered and sianed in open Coar, VI
he Parish r. tf 1l,naa ~, ,l. ,.t w
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Against and recover ot her said husband Ar
maud Alttjcrne, Defendant, the sun of SIX
l&H19 "a ittnonut of her extra torHI funds by
him received, with tesai interest thereof,
from the date of present Judgment until paid !:
aud that a legal, general mortgage on all of
her said husbands immogealle uroncrty h., do.
creed IN Fla'n!ltt's favor 10 secure said pay
menf, said mortgage 10 date from The 26,i, lay
OF July, 1865, &c. C. 2399 and seq c c a35D
costs to be paid by Defendant.
Done and signed in open Court OIL the l4th
November, 1868.
(Signcd) r. %REAUVAlS,
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State of EouIsiana.

State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Ernestine Caalouet, rife Of Armand
Maiherne,
VS.. No. 346
Her Husband.
This case was this day taken up agreeabIy
10 assignment, and the law and evidence BEING
in favor of Plaintiff and against Defendant,
therefore,
1t is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed
that Plaintiff Ernestine Caillonet, wife of Ar.
mand Mathernc, do have Judgment in her favor
against her said husband, dissolving the CON-
mnnity Of acquets heretofore existing between
them, and that Plaintiff be and she is hereby
decrecd TO be separate in property from her
SAID husband, and be authorized to resume the
exclusive control and management of her ex-
ira dota' properly;
1t is further 0rde ed and decrecd that said
Patn'if Efncstine C~aiIloact 10 iay, ~ofomen
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Etat dc III LDu5sIase.

Parish Of St. James, October 3ls,, 1868.
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No. 10 I
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S. I'fIERIOT,
Sheriff.
Paroisse St-JacTues, 81 Or,ohrc 1858.
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pRoPosALs FOR HORSES.
OFFICE CHEF QUARTERNAsTER, }
DISTRICT or MONTANA,

DisTRIcr or MONTANA,
FoRr SHAW, N. T., Jan. ], 1858
Sealed proposals will be reeeiyed 81 this office until
k 81 NJ four hundred
Sixty to be delivered to the Assistant ouarernaser
81 Fort Shaw, H. t., on the tenth uoth) day Of Nay,
Three hundred aud forty 10 be delivered to the I'M.
dersigned at Camp Cooke H. T.. on the fifteenth tath)
XII horses to be not. less than fourteen 90 hands
high over Ave (5j and under nine years old, to be
sound In all respects broken TO saddle apd subject to
Inspection on delivery. No proposal Will be enter
Bidder. should siys their names N fu, q. we'll a.
zach proposal must be accompanied by written
signed by at least two responsible parties,
that contract will at be entered Into In accord
anee with the terms Of this Advertisement should the
offSse1ntrsst viii 30 isaaisd. Whsesysr hs Article:
81 agreement are entered into. for the thiul per-
satsfaetory evidence Of the loyalty and solyepey Of
each bidder and person offered .. security will be re-
complies With lie ter terms s. Of iii sdTertssmsnt
The right reject any or all bidst may DO offered
Proposals must be made in duplicate. with copy Of
this adyertisemsnt attached 70 each, and endorsed
leE and addressed to tho under
Contracts to be subject TO the approval Of the Dis
trlct, Department, and ID division Commanders.
Bidders must be present In person at the opening Of
the bids.
m'nd'ns Department Of pafS.rs CONSTABLE,
jasOa District Of Montana.
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Virginia Affairs.

Tho Richmond Examiner says:
John II. Anderson, an ex.employee In the Of
fce Of the Collector Of Internal Revenue, was
arrested last evening on = warrant wherein he
Is charged with having assaulted and beaten Mr..
james d. Wood, assistant district attorney, The
affair occurred yesterday afternoon ate Ford's
Hotel. Anderson was bailed for his appearance
before the Mayor this morning, whom the whole
matter will be investigated. -
The Stanton Spectator says:
On tine 9Th instant son of Henry Gssdipg,
ESQ.,, residing near Churehvills, met with an 40
cident which resulted In his death on Friday.
Two boys were engaged in pitching straw from
a NOW, when tho son Of Mr.. Geedipg was, by
accident, struck near the eye with fork.
Inflammation followed, which resulted In death.
The Richmond Di,patch says:
The rain Of Sunday and the bright sunshine
Of thu subsequent days has broken up the ice
10 the river, and 1t has all been washed down.
Vessels can now come up to the wharf without
experiencing any difficulty from floating Ice.
The Lynchburg Ns,ss says:
The soldier who attempted to kill Colonel
Rose, his commanding officer, some weeks since,
bat who was himself so severely injured by the
Colonel, in self-defsnce, has, We learn, nearly
entirely recovered. He will DO court tialsd
for the offence, the punishment Of which by the
articles Of war Is death.
The Richmond Express says'
We wero shown on yesterday a list Of debts
of Q bankrupt firm, Tarboro', North Carolina,
amounting to about $64, 600, touching Peters.
burg sligbtly. Pretty heavy credit for one man
these times.
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The wonderfuI Ruins Of siam.

The Paris Repisw Of drehiteetnrs publishes
an account of some wonderful ruins at Ancor
Wat, in the Kingdom Of Siam, which have
only lately become known to Europeans. The
structures were the work Of some unknown dy:
nasty in remote antiquity. They cover q cir
clio of ten or twelve leagues in diameter. M.
Caesar Daley, who furnishes the Reyiste with an
account Of the ruins, says:
1.-THE most celebrated monuments Of ancient
or modern Europe are mere barracks compared
to these, while our palaces and basalicas, the
Vatican and the coliseum, arc little better than
dog kennels in comparison"
He continues:
~ wished to ascend Q temple which APP
peared to be in a good state of preservation
There were eleven stairoases, Of know not how
many steps, which must be assembled to arrive
at tho 6rst Of the Ave pGristylss. commsncsd
my upward journey at half past six In the morn
ing; at hnifpast seven 1 had scarcely entered
the lower halls. Fearing l might have to de-
scsnd the steps in the heat Of the day, ! was
compelled 10 shorten my visit
''Ths walls are, in every part. sculPtursd and
ornamented. The first effect which the sight Of
these monuments produced upon me was one Of
amazsment. I am no amateur to 60 into costa.
cies over small things The next morning /
climbed the winding staircase Of an immense
tower, situated on an eminence. Arriving at
the summit enjoyed the sight Of the ruins.
There are in localities which have not pene-
trated palaces Of height and grandeur truly
colossal. With feld.glass examined the do.
tails The architectural richness Is unrivalled.
and thoy extend into the territory Of Combo-
dia, distance of ten or twelve leagues. Hero
there arc on the ground ard below its surface,
marble already hswn in sufficient quantities to
build, even as the giants have built here, all
the cities of tho universe l have seen the leg
Of q statute, the great too Of which is eleven
times the length Of my hunting rifle. There arc
psdestals of steps rsft of their statues, which
are larger and more lofty than 81. German
TAuxsnois- Think Of octsgonL pyramids cut
Of at the middle, and all In marbleps
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Street Car Barbarissn.


We notice bya paragraph in a New York
paper that the directors Of one OF the street car
lines In that city have adopted rule that De.
oorous conduct should alone entitlsa man to
the privileges Of transit their line, and that
ind alesncs In noisy dsmonstratiops, profanity,
or yulRsrity should secure the instant ejsctmsnt
froa the car Of the person 90 transsrsssing
against the plain requirements Of deosncy and
Propristy. ~ 70 ~ fls
and 90 right measure should, only so lately
have been adopted BY single one Of the street
car lines In this country. The shameful and
disgusting indignities to which women as we'll Is
men are too often subjected from the vulgar
loafers In our street cars, have caused them to
shrink from entering tho cars from very ma
tural fear Of encountering barbarities Of this
kind before reaching their destination.
. That drunkenness should prove an efectuAl
bar to the admission Of men to tho privileges Of
transit with sober people Is rs memorable q law
Of propristy a. that q swearing and rseling man
should be elected from 4 parlor, . church, or
any other assembIage Of decent people; and
how the directors Of our street cars can brook
this abuse Is the occasion OF surprise on the
part Of every orderly member Of the community.
Certain II Is that no profit Is realized on account
Of such gross laIity Of discipliuei for where one
toll 10 collected from staggering and swearing
brute In human form, many arc lost from sheer
disgust at the federation Of such unseemly de-
monstrations, all who can possibly afford 1t pre-
fsrring to employ their own conveyance, and
those Who cannot choosing to walk rather than
to submit to the indignities consequent upon the
admission Of ill-soting and ill.talking vagabond,
int their company.
II would seem that the mere mention Of this
abuse should secure its instant correction al
the hands Of the officers Of our street railways.
The example set by the directors Of the New
York company 10 lately enough adopted. and
should at once be followed by the management
Of every city railway In the country Chieag'
Post .. ..
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TINTED STATES MAILS.

.- ..'. Zoo. ..a ALABAMA. - ---i
Proposal. fsr s.sias sss Mi: q &. lass s.,..
!s sas.: "a ss C. e: '
ose q his Ss T n Of
S y Ia. . "a ss Is.;a ~
$50 FROM Abbeyille, by Ciop.on and skpperville. to
Barnes Cross-road, - miles and back, once
Leave Abeeviile Saturday allan
leave esys Bsrns. Sre.: roads Friaas Ra1.m.
$50 PROM oshasa % Selma IL mile. and back three
Leave GasaSa Monday. Wednesday and Friday
t:sSs ssIss ss ss.sES Wednesday and ra.,
,,, yII Yssm,,. mia. ,..,
Leave Pieisnsyilio MOndsy. Wednesday and
~ and rta.,
SCI, A.s ems. Y "a ,,.. an,
Lsays Rasseiiyilie Monday. Wednesday aud
h hsss i E s%ssaSS' h ws4, and
ss Mss.sss s 81 mile. ..ae
Lsay AVE- s s% fsff Monday. wednesday ad
t:.is ss, ssT Sasss.1g v~.a....., and ya.,
Arrive ~ J At summerneld by lo9am.
8Sl4 From Troy, by 0lustee Creek, Oak Grove, Ra-
-. mar, Oakley, Sharpsville and Showdown. to
Leave Troy tuesday and Friday at Ism.
Leave Leave aens oIsSs1 eSads3sg and Saturday at
Arrive at Troy by lopm.
Morris. Proposals must be 10 carry the mail with
ceerity, certainty, and security, using the terms
sponsibls ersoas, certified to as such by postmaster
No pay will be made for trips not performed, and
for each OF such omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay Of the trip may be deducted For
arrivals so far behind time US to break connections
with depending nails and not sufficiently sed
fourth Of The eompensati2n for the trips subject
6ceney Is satisfactorily explained, for negleeting q
take the mail from into post office; for suffering II
to be injured destroyed robbed or lost; and for
fusins amer demand TO convey tho mail as
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster General may
annul the contract for dsobeying tho post oce law
increase Of service by allowing therefor rate
increase on the contract pay He may also eurail O.
discontinue the service, In whole or In part, at PR
| rata decrease Of pay, allowing one months extri
compensation the amount Of service dispensed with
Bids should be addressed to the !" Second Assistan
| State OF Alabama, and sent By mail.
For forms OF proposal, &c, and other information
see Advertisements Of october5, 1886. and Of this date
pamphlet fOr" at the ps,npff!Sal Sp't S SI1fS,i
| ja?3-ThCw Postmaster General.
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STATS HALLS.
ttas. MIssIssIPPI.

80. wAsnIfaroF. JAnsauhlA -
;.s':s ;::.! I, f. ~ !.
isn q March 81 next. . b decided " April 10 fsr
y ssf :% s III &c :s s:sis :: v zen
~ trep GRAND Gulf to Port Gibson. nils and
"a Lsss: 6mad ' aalf. daily. srs.p, ssnasy. 81 10
ss 4; Fs s .s. s;y, 2 Sands,
no VI. E:.isssSa Z f.I.ls. h nils. and back.
Inv Inv: . J: T:Sss: s sssssy s,sssss
n" Z s%s :: e. .:'s s. .s. . ..:.
Leave P.,e. rouls Monday steam.
fHs sry. s 4 ATs1i'TH; ss y
risa From ssisrs 70 fsioo Csy. % miles and back.
Leave ssssr,i. Tuesday sna Friday ..ssm.
few. fsloe i S, y Ta..diy aid Friday a, ,p m
Ell: ~. s.; g.. f s. s "a:
t' o !siisfontsine. D mills and back. once !
sS: .,;: H:!ss IT,; e. ;,sh.l
na f1: s'!: Y; 3 ": H.
1s. iy. SsrHih iss I'M FSfrss: 3 .ss.n
-. AIiys q S.iihsse ~ spn.
Ls.ys S srshss sT Ts.:asy and and SnSsy ~ n.
fs.ss ess.s s's ae % ana n Thursday as..
% .lS. .ss y Z b:f rn s
fMiy. 4 PsKsis NY III Sysps.
ks1T. e q S.lss ra:i nss, az s1spn
27 Prom DsKais 10 seooba. Il milss and back. three
issys 6sksib Monday. wednesday and Friday
sis'f H. h !, w.4...s., and ,a.,
irrvs Il D.K.lb byspn ~ ~
f ss. p:s "a S X s:s:' ks Star s':fs s
Leave S.ksih sealsy ssa rAsnd., as...
tssss sses aslsk fa.sd.y and Friday a,ssn.
no From Bottoms Depot 70 Rsynosdss miles and
Leave Boi,on's bepoi daily s-sep. Sunday a, 10
Arrive Al Raymond by I'm.
z#iwst Bolton :: s S;ffis sSs'is' y
Proposals must be carry tho nail win .eelerity.
and 'sssry S:n e. g r;
sons c.rtiasd to as such By postmaster or judssea
No pay viii be- made for trips not psrfornsd. and
fgr each q such omissions not satisfaetorily ex-
per- ,rSss nc P SsAns fS :. Z 3
sonnestcn With dspenang malls. and not suasis.tly
as Pine: mi e sSs
sss The be alphabetically orphaned for
for suffering 1t 70 be injured. destroyed, robbed or
lost! and for refusing, after demand. to convey the
esrned In running vehicles on the route. The Post
natter osnsra may snnnl NE contract ioJ dis9eeyins
nsni: II. s.y siisr az .ehsduIs q d.psIisIss snd
lowing therefor pro rafa Increase the contract
pay He may also curtal or disconiinus the services
In whole In part, at pro rata decrease pay. al
lowing one months extra compensation on the
1 amount Of service dispensed with. Bids should Be
snporscrbed "Proposals State Of hississippi.
and sent By mail. 80. M. ~. ~
forms 81 proposal, ke., and other Information, soc
adyertise9snt Of October ls@ and q this das. In
| ~ kLkX W. RANDALL,
| ia22-W6 Postmaster General.
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or other oiassr eondsot,ng sush saie, st The ~.
sussl o. either o. any parry 70 the record, then
sa& thsrs 70 sSjosra and pestpsss sush sale for
tAs ysvioa u three sslsndaf nsnAAs gl 1903
III. The pseyisions II thn srasr shall not
tsxsi, nss 70 a1y process fef tAs sn1Ssesnsnt Of
sny Hen for labor o. nstsrial saoeguixsd and
ssssaatssd bysAs laws Of TIE sale srby mill.
! 81 son@And 81 Brsvss Majes. isasrsl Kd. R.
8. Candy. s-l ri LOUIS ". cAnfAnc,
: Aids.ds.c Camp Acting Assistant Adjutsnt Gen.
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Proposals,
srArRs nAILs.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
pnae nRuUT1 nuRA

~ ....# ID
osI Pos gA 6sy,es f6;.,.,rrrsr.ps1
'hi1-rsli w.ssYsayonI supsry 4 inS
PropY.als tsr sc1y:yi9s n: mail; :, - g.,s.s
a..t route: sns :. ss:. g 81 s.
a ~ GsSts 6 3, ,h %
isllS.ias 49,. TN !. ,..,,,., !. ~. a.
rt eonaraSt ahs or sed sure, ~
iss And i; sssis:i9s: y o: S:s:S;..at ~, -.
back thru tine W q, yssk IA s.,ur-
day atsp' NJ. i"-' ~" '"''
Arrive 4 6S,a.id N, by .p. n. a.,
ATri,s pIs w.ab ,spu f.. $50. - .
Pronossi. Sos a ~ III ,,,,. mar vcot in
an. y, r,ssd NJ. ,,.,,,.. \, Lon. RAJ. !. A,,o,
'' wiies Ana SssS. one, Wsek ""A' W Ai''0"'
n sriss Il hissos ~ ii - rec .#
r hests s - W.. ttnnn,io he - ILng .ts
40, from e,a,tsrSura d n Sy ysl,sv Pals. Mann,
wv Tsh.rc. NJ ksc.n..,, .nan,. a.. Cs.
Pessiis. fssis.yiiis. Ssis.sss SR D. ssd
anse svs.i "A'"'s' ~" IN" '.'A'
LesSe sp~r tasburs c. n rhur.dsy "A a. m -r.
49,. u usnH.rsoon ~ ,,,iii. fr,asw y
Leave asnasr.cn yiiis IriisysilS
am, prnre aIisSn.SaIs Nv 1,e.t a,yrress x III
Wv" q IL ~ MIA. sna baer. tviec 4 vcet'
Leaye Rlisndaic Tussday ssG Tsidsy stc a, m
H ssvn Ssn y r1ss,a,1 .sa y,,a,, Al
I'm =, .,,.,a.,.hxs . ...
S7a frem chsrissiSs, " isarsiI's and Thirty two
oncs n %ss 70 A0''n SANS m''' A'' 0~'s'
LSrtve II EortS A tss next dsy bTua .
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAM HEATING APPA-
NLvx rrInrurxr RrR 4 An az NAYIaLrInH

Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposals f0r steam
aattii Seless M. oSTHURsSHY he piS rsSIs.
AIRY next, 70 be then opened for furnishing all the
sITueton and settling up, ready foE use. o. steam
Heating Apparatus foE WsIming M nv Midsship.
Naval Aeadsmy Annapoiis' Nd: seseiotdins 20 he
tained on application at this ONCE.
Bidder must accompany thelf offer. with suAan.
Into contract with good and satisfactory security, In
tho full amount Of the contract thin ten days after
the acceptance Of their Offer and falling TO do so, the
guArantors agree to make good TO the United mates
he difference between the oner and that which may
Biddsrs will state the time they will require 10 con-
plste the work.
the BIDS, II Tor the interest o. The Goyernment
jasi .thstulot Chief Of Bureau.