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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13
vrRN10N,r wArCHMAN AND STATE JOURNAL.
Gentlc Treaimcni of Cows.

- 1900
hr' y. a. willard the great cheese lao'o'
~ man OF new York m communication TO
inc HeStern rural dlscourses OIL inc I'M
pottehce oil hind treatment OF cows
we WISH u could DC generally ana NOR
oughiy understood tnat nothing pays De''ef
~ inc ualry than kindness ana gcntlene's TO
s'oVN' mllch COWS shouid nc kept as quiet
ana comfortable as Pos'lDlG' ana no person
shoulu be employed IN milking 'hat the AMI
mals lear
Any undue nervous excitement not only
lessons the quantity but dcpreciales the quail
NY OF milk sometimes cows take dislike
to their mixer and IN such cases % change
should be made, otherwise there Is liability
OF the COW falling OIL IN her mlk. we nave
seen cases OF this Kind and although SUCH
freaks are quite unaecountaple' tWul always
be found better TO change the mixer 81 pos
Noie, rather than TO attempt TO conquer lnlS
pe,aliari'y.
we 40 not approve the pracllce common
win some dairymen OF the mixers mi'Nlng
the COWS lndlscrlmnately' Ihe hahu' 'nou1
each select a certain number OK cows ana
continue to mix them rom day 10 u9y
throughout tho season Inc hours Oh mus S,
ing should be regular and each COW. should
be mixed in regular order Inc mix sn9u'a
pc drawn rapidly ana to the la't dfop' ana "il
l0uu '''NU4 Singing anu Mi'nH'."s "'V'N'''
lhese are NIUE lhihg7 in themselves ana may
seem to many to 9e "oYer-niee' mere was
a time "hen we thought so' pat repeater ana
well-conauc'ed experiments nave convinced
US that tney are important points to DC attend ,
ea TO- ana must be observed TO OBTAIN lne
peSI results
, we Always in'lst 'h'' 'ne "lINef' sluuy
inc dl'posi'l9n o, inc cows ouoer tn'F
charge 'hal ,hey become lanll.'"i OF leiie''-
y acquainted WIN 'ach 'n'I1'I pa'u1s 'nem
or I'D o'nor ways n'aNlng mem unusrs''no
I Una you are Ir'euoly ana iona oil 'oGn.-
W men once tne'I confluence mas Deen oo'a'u-
ca 10 'nls way tnGy Will EXHIBIT aiIee''on IN
return ana VIII ylel1 III 'he increased quaint
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13
From the New England Farl
Crab Apples.

Our interest in this fruit was much in
creased by the display of crab apples at the
Fair Of the Vermont State Agricultural So
ciety last fall, which included one hundred
and five varieties from the garden Of the
Misses Shipman, near the city Of Burlington
1t is with pleasure that we notice series of
articles in the Rural Neio Yorker, written
by f. X. Elliott of Ohio, Il distinguished po-
mologist, Oh the cultivation of this fruit, with
suggestions for the production of new varie-
ties by hybridization, &C. The failures that
have attended the introduction of the choice
varieties of our common apples into the
Northwestern States and Territories have been
so numerous that many have come to the con-
ciusion that this section is not adapted to the
growth Of any but small fruits, such as cur
rants, gooseberries &c.
Mr.. Elliott believes, however, that some
varieties of apples may be grown wherever
corn will ripen. Indeed he says that " dur.
ing the past few years the exhibition tables Of
horticultural societies in those sections have
been supplied with new class of apples
which, while they have not the size of a large
proportion Of the old varieties of the Pvrll
maips, possess richness Of flesh and eatable
quality, almost if not quite equaling them
and from the botanical character in tree-th,
Py7S Jaccata "a hardwood that insure
success to the planter"
At the State Fair the present season, on,
hundred and thirty varieties of crab apple
were exhibited from the same garden o.
nursery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13

ABOUT CoFFEE,-Don't grind too fine; it is
not as good, and goes no further. Ifyou buy
Drowned coffee, heat it through before grind
ing. Ifyou have not cream, scald your milk
and plenty Of it, putting it in the cups before
you turn in the coffee; they mix better and
taste better. A little egg mixed with the cof-
fee is the best thing to clear it, and enriehes
the coffee. Lastly, make it of cold water; If
there is time, of all cold water if not. a little
cold, and when that boils Gll up with hot.
Chemists say there is certain kind of qss
formed when cold water is poured on coffee,
which perhaps improves it; at least it has a
richer and more delicate flavor so much so
that | can distinguish in moment by the
odor, as | turn it out, whether it was made
with hot water or cold.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13

SAVE SEEDS OF THE BEsr.-As the autumn
approaches, we are reminded that it is tim,
to save seeds for another years planting
Better have that which we know is good thar
run the risk of obtaining those Of an inferior
quality of some one else.
The best specimens of tomatoes, eggplant
melons, and, in fact, every kind Of fruit and
vegetable, shonld be laid aside for their seeds
and when they are taken out let them be nut
in boxes or bags and properly labelled. Ii
every one would try to obtain improved va.
rietles by careful selections only, we should
hear Of less complaint about the deterioration
Of fruits and vegetables.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13
Fall Schools for Farmers, Bows.

We always have liked, and always shall
like, the old-fashoned plan Of working on q
farm during the summer, going to school in
autumn, and then teaching in the winter 1t
was the beginning Of a career, which, in the
instance Of many distinguished man now
living or dead, has ended in greatness. 1t
seems to follow the natural order - the de-
veopment of muscle, then mind, then the APP
propriatc use of both
Taking New England together, and we
may include most, if not all of the Middle
States and some portions Of the great West,
there is not q given circumference of say
twenty miles, but within it there are boys and
girls grown to the verge of man or woman
hood, sufficient to form a respectable sized
school, which, if located in the centre, would
be within three or four miles Of the renotest
scholar. And what is better, in each Of these
several areas, some one may always be found
with sufficient brain and culture and leisure
who can be induced to act as teacher.
Almost all farmers can spare their boys
say eight weeks from the first of September,
FIVE days in the week, especially if boarding
at home, they lend hand occasionally in the
morning and at night.
Suppose that a thousand of these schools
could be started within the next two weeks,
gathering the lads and lasses Of the townships
or sections together for generous trial in the
realm Of brain; and what is, perhaps, next in
Importance, a general knocking of Of the
rough corners by social contact what fund
of information would be gathered, and how
many of both sexes would date the beginning
of a higher intellectual life from these home.
made seminaries Of homemade learning
| Hearth and Home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13

EARLY RosE PoTATo. The Amerieaa
Agriculturist, always good authority in such
matters, says, +" II is seldom that a compara-
lively new thing gives such general satisiac-
ton as the Early Rose" This opinion is
based upon "letters from all parts Of the
country" from those who had raised diem the
present season.
The Early Goodrich is proving much bet
ter than last year. We are using them for
the table, and their quality is as good as can
be desired: Our opinion is they have been
condemned in many instances without fair
trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13

To Cook CAuLHLowER.-Cut off tho flow.
er-head, when il is still solid Soak il for
twenty minutes in salt and water; boil it in
fresh water for twenty or twenty minutes
then serve il up on milk toast or on water
toast, and add dressing of drawn butter
This forms delectabe dish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13
A YEB's sARsAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys "a de-
rived nom ts cures, many of which arc truly ma fa
lous lByoterac cases of scrufuious disease whore e
system seemed saturated with corruption, have been
orders which were aggravated hy the seroiuous oonami-
nation until they were painfully affecting have been
radically cured in such great numbers Ia almost even
section Of the country that the public scarcely need %
be Informed Of virtues or uses
Scruhnous poison g. ono Of the most destructive enc
mics u our race. OFTEN this unseen and uniet tenant
% te Sanism undermine The constitution, and Invites
the attack Of embedding or fatal diseases without exc
ing suspicion of H. presence Again IL seems hroo
Infection throughout the body and then on favor
ahie OCCASION rapidly develop into the other Of rs
ue9us iuins cther on the surface among the lltais
IN the latter tuhorclcs may be suddenly deposited IN
tle lungs or heart, tumOr formed in She liver On N
shoMs rs presence by orupuns the skim or oul W
VeIa1oh' ON some parts Of tho body Hence me ueea
slona use Of bottle Of this SpsapaTa advisable even
Mhen no active symptoms Of disease appear feis9h'
afflicted with the following plants generally find I'M
this AARSdPdRTLLds 81, Anfhonv's Fire Rose Ely
IyfiH, Ieter, San RheHiH, SoId Hsad, Ringf0ru, s@
hyfsi sore hmsi ana other eruptOns visible forms o.
SWHtous disease. Also I'm the more concealed forms AZ
bFptpsia Dropsg, Heart Disease. Fs, Epepsv, NtrHga
hhu ule various Uiepon affections OF the muscular anu
nervous systems.
SU, or Tenreai and Mercurqi Disease, are cured BY
" though long time is required for uhduing these on
suhhle inaladics by medicine. But long c0nunuel
uso ui this medicine will cure the complaint Leaog
Atd OF Hhte Uferinf Ufeer1fi0hs, and Female Dnfa'th
are commonly soon relieved and ultimately cured BY "
purifying and lnvgorating effect. Minute Directions l
gaoh ease are round IN our Almanac, supplied gfalsi
Meamdfisin ana Gouf, when caused by accumulations
eAtraneous matters In the blood, yield quickly 10 ~
also Liter Complaints, TorBidifv Congestion iqufp'
rom the ranking poisons In the blood This SdhNdrA
RiLLA Is great rest0ror for the strength and vgor oil
tho system Those who Laaqhd and Ii'tess, Deeper
dcnt, Nespess, and troubled with Nervous Appehensoa
or Fegs, any Of the affections symptomatc Of Uea
ness Will find immediate relief and convincing evidence
oil us restorative power upon trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13
rRAINs eolNo sourn Arn r.s,

FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST
VIA
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND TROY and ScHFS-
hCfAbli and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS,
pr va thamplan steamer making direct connections
With The CHEAT WESTERN Railroad nt Suspension
Bridge and LAKE SHORE Railroad at BUFFALO TO
lultAhu, aud all points beyond also wa OhDENh-
BuHGH and GRAND TRUNK Railroad
Tickets for sale always az the lowest rates and bag
gage checked through Via the above routes.
For amy Information dc.'rc. can on or address
o. r. TRUE, Tcifi dgtnf.
Once 90 PAVILION. opposite DO Depot
tldhW MONTPELIER VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13
Agricultural.

This Department is conducted by
Hon. J. W. Colburn aud Hon. John Gregory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13

A man in indiana wants a patent on an
Invention to make new potatoes Of the last
years crop" without planting them,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13

GoosEBERRIEs WITHOUT MMDEw.-In a re-
ply to a correspondent who asks if gooseberries
can be grown without midewing2 The Gar
de'lers Monthly says nothing is easier than
to grow gooseberries. 1t is mountain fruit,
and does not like a hot soil. Plant it so that
the hot sun will pour down on the clearly
cUltipated earth so hot that you can fry a
beeisteak or poach an egg on it, and you can
not get gooseberries. But set your plants
across the lot in pretty thick row, and pile
up about the plants five or six inches deep of
old brush wood, old corn roots, old leather
boots, pots, kettles, even if you cannot get
anything else so that the roots will always
be near the surface, and yet cool; and we
will guarantee you fortune, if you choose
to plant enough. In the best gooseberry
plantations OF Philadelphia, it is no unusual
sight to see rows of them which have been in
one place perhaps twenty years, so mounded
with this rubbish, that they look as if they
were planted on ridges two or three feet
above the level Of the earth, and every year
bearing abundantly. Not only in the goose.
berry, but in all fruits the public must come
to this great fact, that their roots must be
kept cool and al The surface.
The national Republican., 1869-01-13
aatioual gspablitau.
AMUsEHENTs. A


PAREPA OoxIsa.-This charming vocalist
10 about to make smother visit to our city
Her agent, =. Widows, esq, arrived here yes
terdsy to make the necessary arrangement,
for her concerts. A performer and an artist
Of ofwondrous power, II We may Judge him BY
the Jarore he has produced elsewhere, will ac
company this gifted lady. His name 10 Levy.
We may speak Of him further At smother time.
OfPsrepa herself 10 10 not necessary that we
should speak. She 10 known and appreciated
In Washington.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE.-Undlne, or the
Naiad Queen, was performed last evening In
an excellent manner and with all OF Ito highly
pleasing effects. The house WAS good. II
will be placed od the boards for the last time
tonight, and tomorrow night we are 10 have
Ixion, or the Man At the Wheel.
ConPLiNssrARr CosonRr.-It 10 announced
that a grand complimentary concert will be
given to DR.. J. p. Osulneid ty the Phiihar-
monte Society, at Metzerott Hall, tomorrow
evening, January II. The beautiful osntats
OF the "Msy Queen" will be performed with
orchestra and the full chorus OF the society,
and the programme throughout will be one Of
great excellence.
CAsrERBuRr HALL was in full blast last
night again, the hall being well allied by ad.
mirers OF the French Oau-Csn and other per.
formanoes OF the excellent programme offered
here nightly. Mr.. Fitzsimmons has succeeded
In making this resort. quite as popular as 10
days gone by, and this Is one OF the best evi.
dences Of the excellence OF his company.
The national Republican., 1869-01-13
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
DEPARrNESr OF DARorA,)
OFFICE CHtEF QTARTERMAsTER,

ST. Paw, MISS., Dec. 7, 1853
@ faS'n % SS P ffE 'anSa: :aPP:
Va %stsS @ T. lsS6;c ;c1$ Fo$ts " NJ. Ig% 4 Psa.
established 10 the State Of Ainnesota, and 10 hat
Missouri river aud bounded byit and from FdTt t%f
Stevenson or other designated points on the Mis-.
may be established east north 81 that river. in
The weight to be transported on this Route No.
shall not exceed ten millions pounds, uO.oD..
pounds per one hundred (iOOI miles for each month
q the year, beginning April !. lsde' and ending
Bidders should give their names in full. as we'll
As their places Of residence, and each proposal
thousand dSiiaTs, signed by two or more TespSnSi:
bic persons, guaranteeing that case contract t
to the party pfoposing. the oontrac, win bs &C.
cepted and entered into, and good and sufficient
t6s terms Of this SdysTtisenelt.
The q MIL Be required 70 y SHi II
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty aud solyeneX
Of each bidder and person offered as security Will
be sequired. And before an award to any biddeIis
asSos q hs sby Ii Saai carry out ry
and fnlly such contract. ,,p--.,, 49,.
Tr.RHp 'rtati"a On Route No L." aud none will bo
sntrrTai ned uurs, they fully comply with the re.
'4ThSPS T6c Pirty 10 whom an award is made must be
prepared t. execute the contract at once aud 10 gNs
the rrqu e,l bonds for the faithful performance Of
the contract. w
The right tL reject any aud all bids that may be
offered Is reset we'd.
The cnntrarto must be in readiness for service by
tho lst day Of Al 'rl, 1859. aud Will be required u
have place Of b. siness Or agency at which he may
be comm n Gated with promptly and readily for
Route No l. atst Paul, MINI, Fort Stevenson,
Dakota Territory, tr at s9eh point a. may be lndi
Blank forms, SLOW 'ng the eonditions Of the con
tract to be entered int, can be had on aprlitallHn
al New York, Chicago St. Louis, Fort Lesyen,
worth and Omaha, aud 1nu't accompany Syui fRd Dc
1t. Col, Deputy q NJ, Os 7, Nv. Brig zen;
s. a, Chief q. NJ, Dept u Dakota delo-h
The national Republican., 1869-01-13
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

PAYAAsrRR's oFIIcR, U. g. E.,)
No. 70 BROADWAY. Nav fohH, I
January II, lBC9.
Sealed proposals. Indorsed ''ProposaIs for Ere
Beef and Vegetables, -, will be received at lhi,
once unlll az. N. on Friday, tn 2II day Of Jan
'' %. 600 pO Snas Il fresh Beef. aud
800, 900 pounds Of Fresh Vegetables,
at the brooklyn Navy Yard and station, as re.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good quality,
aud the best The market affords. and each article
90 ual proportions. fore and hind quarters.
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 tho amount Of each pay Insnt to be made, az
collateral security for the du" rformAnee Of the
contract, which will, on no seount, be paid until
II 10 fairly complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by
written guarantee, signed by one or more resp9n
sible persons. that the bidder or bidders will, II his
or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation,
within ave days, with good and spfoient suIeiios
Of the guarantors to be certified to by the Assessor
Of Internal Revenue for tue district In whio theJ
Il Is TO be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity Of either article shall be delivered, leAy
ing balance due on the other article the contract
may be eonsdore as completed In full at the option
No proposal viii be considered unless accom-
panied by such guarantee, and by satisfactory cyl
denee that the bidder Is q regular dealer In the
articles proposed, aud has the license required by
The department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered adVAptsseSpTh g M GOV
Psynaster United States Navy al Ssw York.
ih19.td
The national Republican., 1869-01-13
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or DAKoTA,)
oPHIcB CHlEF ouARTERNAsTER,

sr. PAuL, MIN, Nov. n, 1908. }
citizens Of the United States having the capital and
means to execute fully and fairly in all Its parts
tason YSr he uatsd aasrterm" n ".tsr Department,
for the District u Montana, next season, begnnnR
outside q The limits embraced BY the PRESENT cong
tract for that month SApr) for that District, aud
All that part oi MSntaPa included In the Depart.
| ment OF Dakota, The object Of the contract Is to
sd WiSip PHi fIs iSs SG1S is5HS
ssomPSay roops upon p any march OF IL J.
isry opsfstIo9, wliSn that part Of Montana Terri.
MGS,Ws The weight e BE- IN ne D
Bidders will state the rate per one. hundred CoCl
q the year, commencing April l. ls6s. and ending
81. should Be ase9nPanied BY a bond 10 the sum Of
sSs;: s,ST |.
E0TS es64dss sS viii Ss sf1 ~ BY sd P1
mont.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyeuey Of each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Army
torahed uae.s they fay eo%pIS Sn VIII ,SS he rs
QuiTemonts Of this advertisement
The party to whom an award is made must be
prepared to execute the contract at once and to
give the required bonds for the faithful perform.
anee OF the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
BY the nrst day Of April, lsds aud will be required
TO have place Of business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily,
for the transportation iu the District Of Montana,
at Fort Benton, aud In the District Of Montana at
such other point as may be indicated the start
Ing point In said District
Proposals for the above will be received at Fort
shaw, Montap1a Territory, by Captaip n; l. Con;
Montana, and at Saint Paul, Minnesota, until
February Is, lst9, by the undeTsigned.
Deputy O. NJ. General U. S. 4. Chief ouarteTrnat.
ter Department Of Dakota. deci-td
The national Republican., 1869-01-13
Proposals.
pRoPoSALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE CBIEr QrIRrpps.s,.V,

oryIcE CHiEI IouAhrHRsAsIER,l
sesi.a prepo.si. vii !. r.ss,eS es' AZ tsis
t4sn.pors.tSS Spi,. u SsiSsf JsnTsI NJ
d. isy, "a As ioifqvini route; tfTopo.al. f liS' e
5sI'S sS % s 5f'tyif b essys, ssS,s y fElsY
NJ until the time Ia,,[s sbsy, mss9tI9nsd) -
Prom such points on lie UnlOn Paelac railway
SID NJ '5i..snSs q ,hS
sSs "a sis:Sf ias s:; "a.
Sas = as Il T.y RSESsi g sS si ssf e.
DEPOT 'G q. tH,, Ssy aS fsrSryo sn o.hS az,
ss iSS'S 10 sGSnd. 10 psf e
miles At which they will transport the stores n
'isa SR9 SssT sfs
entertained for the Transportation 10 and from %
RS s: aS bid e s' is g. nsss s |:
N me ,' 'o,'i1''if iffSai is;Si FORT gARKER
dariand and u1iS9;u PRou FONT u.vs
2 Ports Dodge. Lyon. Reynolds. Garland aud
to EySa SfER1E R.gs % aal E9RF Ss 5IsE
The trsnspoftation herein advertised for must be
4 n $!sS..: Be sys9 s.,%.:S ;sSs X. ..:
above. and up9n any other points regarding the
ROUTE No, g.
From Fort Union or such other depot as may be
posts Or stations hat are o. may be estaSlisSsd X
that Territory. and to such posts or stations as
State Tsss. Wsss Il m sssrss. ssa
Rosss No q y. .OcO,GS pcuSd., on ROusa No. g !,
BldSsr. viii state their place. Of residence, and
81 sa6 {ncte. Or ,srtihsd check. payable y lie
order Of the = sPdsI:iEned as A. susrs5tse th1t IN
eept Il and enter into contract with good and sun.
adysrtissmentI said sum 10 be forfeited TO the Uni.
,hs contract may be awarded. to execute in due
Bach bidder must be present at the open ming Of the
proposals., or be repressnted by his attorney.
Route No ain such amounts :. shall be axed bJ
the undersigned on Route No; s. 10000
Of zach sidSeT eSs and person osrsa as seeafty G %
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Army
case may be. and none will be entertained unless
they fully comply with the requirements Of this
The party TO whom an award Is made must be
prepared to execute the contract without unneees.
sary delay, and to give the required bonds for the
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor on each route must be in rcadl;
he may BE- eommunieated with readily, al The
Blane iorms. slowing the eondiiions Of the con.
tract TO be entered into for each route, can be had
SS istsr and must seeSRpSSy S G ana bs part tie
Blanks for proposals will be furnished on appr.
by order St the Chief auArtsrmas.sr, Military
BspG nS SsasrSI. assHrrt T. L. L. g. q atMrSs Sssart.
ment Of Missouri deel7.td
The national Republican., 1869-01-13
PROPOSALS FOR BAvING.
or'IoE or Srr'r ASg lSsrEcroR o. SEwsH''

oPFIcE or sUP'r AND INSPECTOR or SEwERs,i
CAkRlAuEwAYs, ASp l"9TwAhs, I
Cry HALL, wAsHIXdToS. Jap. !, lStE
Seal y oposRls wi Q recriNsd a the Mayor =
once, until Y O'Clock NJ, On ThuksDAh, the
2lSt instant, for paving, CurboE, &c for the year
CONNIE eneing April /, lsN, for tn several wards of
tUoUy No contractor to have nor be interested
In more than ne ward.
Specifications be seon at this Office al.o at the
ONCE OF the Go mlssiOncrs Of improvements, iu
tue bAsems Of the west ng Of the city Hall.
No bid will be received which does not tGcluds
an offer for each separate item Of work and ma
leTiAl.
The law requires that contractors for the above
work shall be practical PAYERS
Ch bid must be accompanied with the written
guaranE Of res 0nslbIe party tknown to be
suohl that II accepted, tho bidder will execute a
contract In due form, and perform the work in &C
cOrdAnct herewith,
The guarantee must b, in substance as follows
81, u, guarantee, Of thl bid he a repted by he
Mayor, thai the bidder will eater into a contract
for the same, aud perform the work according II
tho requirements thereof. (Stguedl, A. u,
All assessments for the owe work to be made Ia
accordance with existing laws,
r, u, DONEGAN,
supt, aud Inspector Streets, sewers, &c.
jan5 I'd