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New Jersey Railroad.
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FOOT OF CoURTLANDT ST.. NEW YokK.

FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST.. NEW YORK.
CONNIE ncing Nov. ~. Is 8.
Trans willleave New York for Bati ana
Washington al $40 A. NJ, and 1873 an Up. M,
with only one change of cars to Gin Innati or
Chicago. efi
cs5s Through Tickets sold for vario Is placer
West in the 40 A. NJ. and and P. NJ. trains.
No BAGGAGE will bereceivedfor any rain IN
less delivered and checked Is minutes in tdvance
o. the time of leaving and Baggage not taken By
tU .wner on its arrival, VIII be liable to charge
ofstOrage.
at Newark to take up passengers the A. NJ. at
the principal stations. the l. a, ~, ana lS,3OF
NJ and q midnight. at all stations,
On Sundays the only IRA n lorPhiladcphialeave
New York at 6:3O; Tor Washington. at $50 Z NJ.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains leave Ken
sington al II A. NJ, and via y est Philadelphia at
9:45 A. NJ, and leo 4. and $50 P. M, asd IL NJ.
and via Camden ats A. NJ. A way train rom
Bordentown leaves there for New York at $3.50
a. NJ.
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK. M
Leave Elizabeth for New York at 4.l5s ,5.45, 8 Is,
7l5 7.l5 8, S.15, S3S, $685. 9:45. l045, il.lef A.
NJ: 1a;45, - 40, 3.5o, 40, 8, o. ago. s,iS"'
Leave New York for Elizabeth at ~, $50, ~,
$40, 1910, 11:40A. M, 12 NJ, 1850. 4:104:3N
$50, 5;4O, y" 6'i0, SEQ, 10 and T. p; NJ r0ava
Elizabeth at 9:25* f"
Passengers not purchasing tick cts before entss-
-ng the cars pay FIVE cents additional Fare
Tickets are received by the conductor only on the
train for which they are sold, and on the day par
ssySCoNTRAc CTS FOR from
the first of each month. made at the Secr' tacy's
Office only from 10 A NJ to p NJ, No. III liberty
csyi FREIGHT RECEIVED attheIoor of Court
andt street New York. for way stations TO Mill
stone and Perth Amboy until P NJ, and tos
Princeton. Trenton. &c, until 10 N. and for
Newark until lao P NJ Freight received ate
these hours is not despatched untithe nextday
II. w. JACKSON, Gen'I Supt.
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U CuANCERY of NEW JERSEY .-frtwee ,
John F. Cabot and Others and tie New Jer

sey lire ompauy.
~ virt-e OF an order ni sNc duly made by the
Chancellor on thc Iintteei,jl day 81 February i
D eighteen hundred anu siNt'- seNcn. !. .trrhi-
bald > 0odiuil. the i celVrr OF The aid he
New JERSEY Nurc C'mpa J, viii expose tor salc
at Public Nendu". on ID CdUesthN. N -1Vcn ecEtn
Gay oi February y H.. 1863. Il tw 20 clock in tbs
afternoon, at the Court use IL iht CITY ol Eijz-
abeth, New Jersey. ali AID - :sular the ptopertt
oi the said he eW Jersey Nitre tUinpa y. =
my tN, latg &c three It brick bindings now
iu:url together ard atuuip upuit tie jrl"t> td
and particularly described a. Iutl3ws DHe Of
then beginning al The ely line II the tese>
aud Mid eseX mr. pike road, al II stake distant
ina Orthrrly direction thirty five feet irau tie
corner Il! Johu ,lr5un'~ land asa from thehc"
running 40. thpry along the easierli SIDE o. the
laid jur pike road dirty Nv" icri 10 sake :;
hence cast riy at rig ANGLES 10 siiG iurni liz
road one liUudTcd and twenty hFr lect 10 a Stake;
htmre ,utheIly IN line para lei with SGid lHrn
y Ike rUnd thirlv-iwo feet thence ives eriY n
right augles with -aid turnpike road oGr in drtd
ana twen.S Ave teet { Tn" place "t hcGEhlH@
Mud the other of hem beg nn'Ile on the er>i side
Of the Essex d MidtlleseX tur p Ike road, al he
or hweet corner of lot OF land conveyed by
Francis =. thctwnod tn DO Z G lie We d
at ler4, az Il sake distant Sky seven feet In u
Gorihe,lY direction irntd th' lar late OF John
''art . dace set aud frn ~ tho &c ~ l urh rlv
direction along the said turnpik road thirty feet
tOa stake in the land Of said Nhetwood, or lately
his, thence an easteIly ,onrse parallel with
the north line ui said anu conveyed TO tie said
Reeve. aoG II right Angles wlfhs id turnpike one
hundred and tN entN I've icei to a stake: thence
s"utherly parallel with aid tur pike road thirty
feet to the corner of the said Reeves land; thence
westerly along the noithe ly line o sale lard one
hundred and twenty five feet Ia the place oi he.
lin ing the sail last described tract ui land
subject 10 a mortgage dated October 4th. 1884,
10 secure he sum of 5000 and also mortgage
da ed July 10, 1851, to secure the sum of So o..
Together with Il and singular The right, title.
clam interest and den ana Of The said he New
Jersey Mir Company of, in. to and ut # the
SAID TWO traets Of land, wi Il the hui dngs and
improvements thereon ercCtt d, rights. liner
ties. privile= cs, hcrediiHments a. d appuetc.
nances flereuHto belonging. and evcrsl ms and
remaiuders, re ts issues aud prof. IS thereof.
A. :. WO bDhUtF, receiver.
Dated December 18th, 1868.
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In Chancerv OF Ney Jersey.

aiO MichAe Lynch. and Catharne Lynch his
Il vife. by v rue OF an order of tue 1 ourt %
'haucery Of New Jersey. made on the day OF tn
date hereof. i'll Il clse where Davis lieadley il
complainant, nd You are defer danC. you are re
med to appear and plead. answer o. teuur t.
ne bill ol -aiA complainant, or before liz
cnth dag OF March ext. or the said i'll viii BIZ
taken as comics cd against yuu
The raid bill il III d to iureclosp mortgage
gwen ny iiichuel LY ch and wife Davis Head
ley. on lands i'll the wn>hip OF Union, in tht
'ounty of Union, dated January 10, a y. 1855.
nd yOu Michael Lynch are mAde defendant b,
cause you own 5 id lands, and because the bill
rrays decree against you for any deficienc
there may be OF the pi Ocpeds of sa I'm DE- IL pay
the mortgage debt. JANIS r. ENGI ISH.
Solicitor Of Comm ainant, Elizabeth, n. j.
Dated January o. 1869.
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a Further Supplement.

To an ordnance relative to city officers gener-
ally.
De it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
Ap OF the city OF hzabeth.
Section /. he penalties of the official bonds
of the officers herein named shall be re pectivclY
as follows:
THAT OF the City Clerk five hundred dollars
That of the City Treasurer twenty housand
dollars.
That ofthe City Surveyor one thousand dot
lars.
hat of the Stree: Commissioner five hundred
dollars.
That of the Deputy Street Commissioner three
hun red dollars.
THAT ola Constable five hundred dollars.
That of Chief of Police five hundred dollars.
That of the ty Attorney five hundred dollars.
Section 2. That the officers hereinafter men
toned shall receive the amounts ann xed t.
same respectively, as the compensation Tor their
services 81
The Mayor three hundred dollars per annum.
The City Glerkthree thousand dollars per an
num-
The City Treasurer one Thousand eight hun
dred dollars perannum
The Overseer oil The Poor six hundred dollars
per annum.
The City PHYSICIAN for the First and Second
Wards two hundred and fifty dollars per an um
The city Physician tor the Third Fourth,
Fifth SiSth Seventh ana Eighth wards, five
hundred dollars per annum.
The Street Commissioner one thousand eight
hundred dollars per anHum.
7 he Deputy Street Commissioner one thousand
dollars per annum.
The Assistant Street Commissioner one thou
sand dollars per annum.
The Chief OF Police fifteen hundred dollars per
annum.
The Captain of Police twelve hundred dollars
per annum.
The Lieutenant of Police one thousand dollars
per annTm
The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
four hundred dollars per annum.
The Keeper of Police Station House in the
First ward one huhdied and fifty dollars per an
num-
The Keeper of Police Sta ion House in the
Fourth ward one hundred ard fifty dollars per
annum.
The Keeper of the Station House for the Trav
cling Poor, in Fourth ward, two hundred and
fisy dollars per annnm.
The Keeper oi the lion Draw Bridge two hun
dred per annum.
The Health Inspector twelve hundred dollars
per annnm.
The Ianitor for Council Chamber, Hall and
City Offices, enc thousand dollars per aunum.
The Superln endent of Maj ket twelve hundred
dollars per annum'
Sc.venger for First. Second, Third and
Fourth wards one thousand dolla per annum
Seavenger for Fifth sixth. Seventh and eighth
ward, one thousand dollars per annum.
Passed anuarv /, 1869.
j II. WILEY, President City Council.
j. SEIPLE. CT Jerk
A proved January l. 1869.
PHI. H GRIER. Mayor
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NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE TNSUR-
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ELIzABE1H, N. j January 49, 1869.
\ dividend Of per cent. free from government
tax, on the earnings of the last six months nd
ing December 3 1868, will be paid on or after tn,
Goth day OF January, 1869
The transfer books will be closed until the 21s
a-tant. j, IL. CORY, Sec'y.
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UaTOH SIT esEET SEWER. FIR NJ
SECOND STREET To FOURTH ) fREET

CORPO fATt IN iTltE.
The under gned Commissioners, appointed by
the city Council OF the city OF lizabeth TO make
an assessment The VIII le amount ol the Cost.
;Ilnages AID expcnsestof co astruc ing sewer
i. Fulip. street, trl SeCou street to Fourth
street hereby give notice all y rte Interested
ertin th,,i ne rrpr of the Comm ssoners mas
been tbs day fled in the ufh of the city Clerk
for examination by all ptites intere~ ed n rein
II pct-uue whose interests are atfec ed by the
following named s-esment are hereby notified
that the G inmissioners will meet al the Commits
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il g. FEBRUARY /. 1867, ar half-past seven clock,
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them
CUNKLEI KiGtINS,
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JNNES y. ny De.
PHILIP A. DOUGliEkTY,
Comm ssioners.
Elizabeth, January 81. 1863
EAST sIDt, FROM Sc toND STREET TO
THIRD STREET
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CuOPp TINE To TT EXTINCTION

SHORT LINE TO FLEMINGTON.
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Leave FLEMINGToNfo for New York at 2oand
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< u
), 927 ~ Is T.. NJ.
AIMS LEAVING ELIZABETH ErtwAhD FOR STA
IONS ON THE CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW
EnSEY AND CONNIE, TING ROADS:
y a. M.--aiAUCH CHUNk LINE-Stop.
, II IS ping al al Stations on Conttal Rail-
road OF ~ j.. below Junction, mud
above Junction for passengers from
stations below Sumervile- connect
inS AT Easton with train tor Mnuch
chunk, William .pnit, WilkesharrG,
Nah ia0p City. Mount Carmel. &c
A. NJ w ~ TRAIN f0. Somrrvile
L - and Remington stopping at all sta
tons
~ a. M.~WAY TRAIN Tor Fleminaton
. A W and junction. stopping AT all stations,
CONNECTS NJ junction with Delaware,
LackaWaunH ana Western RAilroad.
m \. NJ. FAST Ii f Tor the " est,
. # ~ tWithout change OF cars 10 iishur@}
stopping on Central Eai'road o. n. j.
ONLY at rlainiirld S0mcrville. june
tim. Phllliushurg and EG ton corr
meet at harrisburg with train TOR " r.
liA,n%pnTt. Lock Haven. Erie and the
Oil Regions.
szg~ Paace Sl,epne Cara through
from New York IT, Chicago.
- sob =. M.-WAY RAIN tor Harris
ar 4 . burg Stopping at all stations on
Central Rail Oad Of y. j. Connect al
Somervillc tor Flemh et0n; al Ear,On
with the train for Mauch Chm Al
Wilkeeherre; nj Bethlehem with the
NCTIneTn IennSyiA ann hall baN ~
Reading for Pntt,Yile. Ephrata, LttiH,
Lancaster, Columbia, &c
10 p. N. WAY TRAIN for 51merville--
W stopping at all siafions.
No p. VI. WAY TRIM tor EasfOn,
EO Mauch Chunk and Misunderstanding
al all stations.
Oh p. M.-WAY TRAIN for Flemin! tom
,OO stopping at all sta ions between Fig
abeIh and Somervillc. and on South
Branch Railroad.
20 p. M.-ClNCINNATI EXPRESS. for
. ~ Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Read
ing. WilliamspOrl tlarrisb, rg, h. rie. the
Oil Region. Pittsburg Cincinnati. Chi
GagO, &c. stopping OH Central Railroad
OF Nd only at junction and Philips
burg. Sleeping cars to Pittsburg.
EGS ?. M.-WAY TRAIN to Easton-stop
Z -s ping at all stations.
IN Z" M.-WAY TRAIN FOR SOM Err
OV WILLIE.
EA r. M.--NIGHT EXPRESS forthe West
~ without char ge of cars to Pittsburg.
stopping on Central Railroad of New
Jersey only at Junctiou, Phillipsbdrc
and Easton. Sleeping cars thro Ugh
from New York 10 Pittsburg.
4 ~ P. M.-WAY TRAIN to Plainfe,d,
l. Il - stopping at all stations.
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skONT y EskEEg. ERgsOs DNyAY a.
FEKAE SEss asEE saw hEk. COR

p3 Al ION NJ l.
Ihe und i@ned Commissioners, appointed by
the vi y C"u Gil ni The CITY Of fliz ih,th o MAKE
qn asst sru.rltt at the Gusts, damages nd expen-
sUS q! constructing aud buildieg srM"r in Front
street. BingdWil and Fits stlccl. hereby give
notice % Il parties tere~trd therein. h At he
rclot g The commissioners ~ been thi. d ~
Hl,d Inc flee of The iiA Clerk Tor exam.
ton by n parties trresttd berei
All persons wnose int, rests are ed by the
II uye named a>rc mttll are htieiy notlftd that
tie ,omIn sinners viii meet 1T tn Com" i-sinu-
er-' ilicr, ia me CITY al on Mo day. February
l. III hall pass n.he u'cluct IN VIII al parties
niers sied will he heard by them.
JOHN -. nov LAND,
" iLLIAM STILES,
VII LIZ II BAL
WILLIAM LIS ER.
HAhMAN GAbCkkN.
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No. 1@. 800 sheets Parchment. lSk ipehe. Nv
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All the envelopes must have full pocket, and
those described as adhesive must Sc properiy
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The quantities. Of the iiferent articles above sal
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the Secretary q the Senate reserves to himself The
risht order from eontraetors more or less Of the
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL HOSPITAL AT AN.
NAPoLIs. MD.


,BuREAu OF MED,cish AID sVRoERr.
Proposal. Vii Ss &C. dfs s III. chss b.
as essGa .ad S1n,1Hs.Sn complete. Of" Naval
Plans and specineatio ofths proposed buildings
81 be ,ssn a. ne B1ssau and also a. The afice q
ssth .irss fSisdsPSs. Where s1sry iniS s2ns9
uon necessary e atull understAndinE q the 70.
erection And construction o. The hospiai siofe.sfd
a.51s S ts * sSssss b ..Hs ssp
Pss,a United s.n,si FAY United States Naval
Eseh proposal, TO be Considered. must be guar.
willingness TO susrsntee to the sum Of Thirty I0J
rs that the o. SSSS ., 's ssaPs ,SPSs
tshYgld the contract be awarded 10 him or hem
S esf u ay so 81 ns S.I Ss s Dor or
Iartmcntfor the erection and construction Of tho
he s.Ss eonpsoH acecdns 70 he s hrnSs q
tie ID and the plans and speeiheaiiOss above men
Proposals must state the shortest time required
x sonpis!e ne contract, yith the understandins
the Depaftmsnt will give the preference to that
Ps syme,ntSs Tor he work will be made monthly,
r. sSsS ssssa;s e hs A., hh,ehss
OF the contract have beea complied with. the De.
" ps5 81 a.
ioas are delivered Into il Sasd., Complete, and
ready fot Occupancy according to the terms q the
toned.
geou WIN. N. WOOD, United States navy, Chief
Of bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, Ayy Depart:
for Naval Hospital at Annapolis, Nd. - and will
be opened In the presence Of tho bidders, at the
Navy Department. at noon OF TUESDAY, August
Tho Department reserves 10 itself the right to
reject any or all bids not deemed by II satisfactory
WILLIAM N. WOOD,
AuRlJ.l0t Chief Of Bureau
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

uDkror auAKLERHAsTER' s OFFICE
proro wnsI ,nv,,sS p g C.; July Il; isso
SRa oAEs: @ ~ S sFRs& s b h e
REo .a a. straw to Ss HS
cities Of Washington and Georgetown, at Fort
SS.ps "a spUs and h, nSi
Home. and 10 such quantities and a. such time. as
h S sotS .ass. aloha sS.rf
81 sSSa RSnsdSc hs Ss
than thirty.two $50 pounds to the bushels Hay
an Straw baled. and to weigh two thousand
BIdssf. viii sta,s he price Of Dat. and Corn per
..s ~ hsy .s st Sra. AND .;S price without
q SSSs !SiS;y ,hSs;.sd =: hss$,:S, "a
n stray. sut the right 2 reserved 70 insfsS,s or
ao'iss rRo viii N b fsauisa q, ISsP
A. iessa one month supply Of forage and straw
3a.rant:es will be furnished with e.sh. bid In
responsible snreties, that the bidder will. II sue.
seS,S esatfaet assordsass Win sSdys TsaSrs
msn;' The son isS WI BE- fsGq5sd to exhibit
factory evidence that he is prepared to commence
fulnilinE contract.
ssS .W 3. ss g%ohf S f a. !oSa
hercaftGr as funds are furnished for the purpose,
None to be paid for except on receipts Of the par
ties 70 whom delivery has been ordered,
A bond In the sum Of twelve thousand dollars,
signed by himself and two accepted sureter, will
be requesed Of the successful bidder for the IA tn
full ful fllment OF his contract
Should the contractor fall to furnish tho kind
and quantity Of forage aud straw required, II will
DO purchased In open market, and the excess Oi
cost charged to him.
All BIDS viii be submitted to the QuaFtermns; er
General before awarding contract.
Proposals, In duplicate. will be addressed to the
undersigned, with copy OF advert seine Mt attached,
marked " PROPOSAL. for Forage. and bidders ar,
Invited to be present at the opening OF bids.
By order Of the Q IarteImaster General,
J. G. McfERRAN,
Deputy QuartermA.ter General, Byt. Brig. Gen
U s. A., and Depot Quartermaster. RuI2-6t
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

cL'nrs os,ss HSgss q ~, z IIsS|.
Sealed yroPo,sls will be ,reeeiyed al This oficc
until Tuesday, the slst day Of August, A, D,
the House Of Represeltati vcs, Fuel, as follows.
80, so tops q. 40 pound1 best white Ash. No !, or
20 cords best bakers seasoned Pine Wood
g cords dry Oak, sawed In two pieces
75cords dry Hickory. tawed In two pieces
70 cords DRY Hickory, sawed In three pieces.
To be weighed and measured by such person as
Designate, and all TO be delivered In the vaults Of
tue capitol within one month after notice Of the
eeptAnes Of proposals.
Proposals viii be sepsrstsly con sidsrsd for the
classes q articles specified. but no proposal will
unles. accompanied by satisfactory Differences and
seenTty VI REQUIRED from the successful bid.
der Tor the fAithfu! performance Of thu contract
Proposals. should be directed 10 the Clerk on tho
honsc o. hspre,soAuNss, and indorsed, Pro
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Au2.lawiv CLERK House Of Rep'1 nj
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DEPARTMENT OF rHB ISrgRIoR,l
OFBIcR OF INDIAN AFFAIRs,
Sealed proposals, iadorse l'PiOps.sis foT Indian
ii day Of september next. for 'farais6ing Ia The
quantities therein slven the articles named In ii"
so pair! g5sg fd BhasST' meas
so pairs arr pHss Rsd MssP BI to
uro i!IGo inches, aud weigh 81 pounds,
rHIRD GLAss-DRr GOODS.
gt730 yards Red FLANNEL,
1900 yards Blue FLANNEL.
$500 yards Domestics, tuubleachci.)
FOURTH CT Ass-tLoTHISU.
STISs WIiF HSieSn T ssGGiirt.
i,ao FJSSasi Shirts.
ii..S S5S Non No. : PANS PANS
800 pairs Msn's socks
800 rairs Women s Wool Hose.
100 pairs Ciiidrcn' IS socks.
equal with The GoVcrnmcnt samples. which may
be rec seen a any tine ne a. This Gi'ise;
greater or less quantity any Of The articles than
that specified In the above schedule u greater
quant!y Is required they are to be furnished at the
All BIDS Tor furnishing said articles may b re-
b ff sss hsa he Snio Sas. Of til aru
eles specified will be CONSIDERED,
risidly inspected and compared with tho samples
by an agent or agents appointed for that purpose,
sssS the Samples fspTss
that case the contractor will be bound 70 furnish
daysi,or, q that be NOT done they viii be per.
chased At his expense.
Payment " III be made for goods received on In
voices thereof certified by the agent appOiatcd to
No bd' will be received from person, WHO have
failed g comply with the requirements Of aformer
.tfSy r SJpSpiy viii he fSlSwng rsaaiGe@sn.
Proposals mu.t embrace the articles, with tie
sS Mh M carried d1s sP%
prices must DO given without any modification or
PrSpSsaps should be submitted in the following
itor wei hereby propose to i1rni.h The The L1aIsn
ssment Of the c9@m';stonsr, Of indisa Hairs
S ASS sTs;S "a @ II SSS%Rf i'll At
pared as indicated In the hrst paragraph Of this
Said articles are to be delivered at Now York, on
or before September % 1907 or AZ such time there
ssr SSISS h Hl l ANY, % .nS p iee
pOsai be accepted, Tor wei will, within aye days
hereafter eSsfnfis yoI ~ to TSm@ssSn;s SEJ
Indian Affairs for the faithful performance OF the
Each proposal must be accompanied byE guar.
Anteo IN the following form, to hs signed by W.
ss s" BY USitsi States Judge or District Al.
''wyRS' borcbv, Jointly and seysr,lly, guarantee
that the above GiSdCr. Tor bidders. Il sSaIrSsi
shall be awarded to him Cor them) aecoIalng to
tract Accordingly, and give the requtslte security
Tor the faithful performance Of the same, as ~
scTbed In tho advertisement for Proposals for ln'
dian GoOds, dated August 10. 1906 and In the event
Of his Tor their failure SO to do, we hereby agree
TO bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and admin
i.trator 10 forfeit and pay 70 the United States as
! damages, 4 sum not less than lnoen per cent on
the amount Of said bid or proposal.
Bonds VIII be REQUIRED IN the amount o. ne GiS
| Two or more sureties, whose snthclehcy must be
! certified byA Uniled States Judge or District At
toTney, y, y. PAbhhhs Sohm'ssiVnoi'
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