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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Tho Abita w for the present 20 to the Old Land
irg on the Tchefuncta river.
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Err hesitation: Int as II II in rlethoric con-
sI;s,or, delay would be dishonest and utterly
5unjustifahle. . nv
. ;,tst delft he forfeits his clsim to be consid-
cred AN honest man: and this case Is parallel
with that of State which has the means 10
discharge its obligations and refuses 10 40 so.
The nayment Of this January interest Is &c,
monded both on the score of Justice ana
economy. and the refusal of the Legislature
TO make the necessary appropriation "onu
opernte incalculable injury to the state cIeui1
and property, and degrade the Old Dominioh
in the eyes Of the world. ),
We do not understand General walker anu
the members voting for his proposit'sn as
being in favor of Reputation. IheE onlecI
ia to assert the right Of the General Assembly
to full control over the subject OF the pubiic
debt, and that the interest cannot be paia Wy
the Auditor without instructions or 4 slecinc
act of appropriation. 49,. .ho
uayment of interest was provided LOT ny tue
general law, and special legislation haa nHen
rcsorted to only for the purpose OF authol.
ling the payment OF less than the "n'''
amount OF interest due.
In our opinion the question has bedn need
lessly complicated. In the absence Oh any
s1ncial act il would have been the duty OF the
Auditor to issue his warrants upon the Irea'
s1Irv for the January interest under the gene.
raj law. Such has always been the custom
but there can be no doubt that the General ]: y
Assembly has the power to prevent it II II
chooses to do so. Under the circumstances
however, it would have been better the
question had not been raised.
While the General Assembly has the power
to suspend the payment of interest, It "ouno
NOT he honest or honorable to do SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

The New York Times, the real organ OF
the Administration, gives biography OF
GAEL scHuRz with motive, and that is the
Senator's disparagement. Of course it is i'm.
portant to the extreme Republicans that the
Senator should be discedited and broken
down, and the Times does its best. The
great point in arbitrary rule in all cases of OPP
position or plots against authority is to single
out from the "conspirators one who may
Be made an example of by being hung at the
yard-arm If at sea, or at the crossroads if on
terra tsrnsa, to deter all others from even
whispering of opposition. Senator SEIZURE
b. the selected victim.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30
Condition OF neutrality-suspicious.
From the Norfolk Journal.

The darkness OF the night has disappeared.
The light Of dawn las broken upon Us; and
the first faint CLEANS Of the rising sun OF Nir-
ginia's returning glory ere tinSing our skies.
Now then is the time, the day, the hour, when
nothing should be done, nothing should be
slid, nothing should be felt, nothing should
be thought that can lower or lessen our State
in the estimation Of the world. And yet,
with moro, much more money the treasury
than is Immediately necessary for the current
expenses OF the Commonwealth, and for the
payment Of the interest on the State debt that
will be due next Monday, the Legislature has
strangely resolved to place Virginia in the hui
initiating attitude OF delinquent debtor,
with hundreds Of thousands of dollars in her
Golfers. We will not believe it means repu-
diatiou; but will tho world think as Fir-
ginians think on the subject? Will capitalists
who would like to invest here be encouraged
or deferred by it? viii European hborers,
and farmers with small means, who contem-
pate Sc: Ting here, construe it fayorably or
uni,vorably? Other States have resorted to
the desperate remedy Of Reputation, and its
effect has been as deadening as the lightning's
blast. Let Virginia be warned by their eX-
amples, if not by her necessities. Let the
Legislature reconsider its rash and ruinous
policy. Let us have immigration, and not
Reputation.
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relied pennwIynnia to be Us honest hs my
ELF g1he BAD fifth Of that State briaga dis-
trace on a,i j,istas common snakes are Killed
;,eca,tse yipers are dangerous. j have gene
raj feeling that by that breed OF men nave
Lee1 robbed and ruined, and keep alooi.
'The pecuniarv credit of every State Is ailectea
nv PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio pays but Win s'lch
hold bankruptcy before their eyes how long
viii Ohio pay! The truth is that the eyes OF
al capitalists are averted from the Unltea
states. The finest commercial under5Glid-
i,ars will havcnothing to do with them. Acn
rigid!y Just, who penetrate boiaiy INTO ths
! dealings Of nations, and work with Vlgor anu
virtue for honorable wcalth-great ana hien-
minded nerchants-will loathe and are no"
loathins the name Of America. IL Is pee
coming since its fall the common siiore vi
E,,rore and the native home OF the neeay
villain"
| Encland's commercial sense Of honor has
not been impaired since these stern WORDS
wore written, and what man in virginia
could rest in peace with such denuncmtionS
as these Numbered against the "deaf OLD
mother of us ALP" 1t would bow many
Great never lowered to adversely. 1t would
humble many naughty spirit never broken
by disaster.
IT would give or enemies moral triumph
DER ,,s, and the very traditions of the state
oufd be taken, as you pluck the plumage OF
the dead eagle to wing the arrows when
would be shot at us in an intolcrable cloud.
B,it there is another. and alas that we should
saw it, a more effective view of the case, a.
suggested ly recent legislation, which should
moi be overlooked or forgotten. Turn BACK
to our extract FROM Smith. See that he tells
us, as one risen from the dead in warning,
" that the eyes Of capitalists were averfed from
thc United States by the act Of one State.
The finest commercial understandings refused
to have anything to do with American enter,
priscs, and men Of wea!th--hiSh-minded ant
honorable mercbants-loathed the name OF
this country as the "native home OF the
needy villain" Great God THINK OF not ol's
hit thousands of pens dipped in gall and
clustic writing such bitter words as we nave
ouotcd orthis Commonwealth, which emerged
from defeat victorious through her rcputa'
ton for f)rtitudc and honor!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30
From The Alexandria Sentinel
Up q T.uiinG Bill.

The Commonwealth Of Virginia once
toa.trd Of lie county Of Augusta, composed
Of the states of Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky,
tnd;aua and Michigan. She goried Ill the
mater,aI feeling Of honor for such sons as
George Washington, George Mason, Patrick
Henry, Sr.-tlle first the father Of bis cour,
FRY fha second the author of her coat OF
arms. and the last tho orator whose WORDS
now fire the pride OF men in his Immortal
nh,nsc of "sive me liberty or DEATH Viz
riuIa not only furnished presidents, but ilal
f,erielat,lrc sent forth statesmen whose voices
had weight and influence in the national
government; yet in the tide Of time what
h;ls been her fates
Look at the Legislature to-day, breaking
the faith of is constituents, stabbing ut The
yitals of the States credit, defacing her proud
motto, and disgracing the record Of t1ei1
illust,ious predecessors.
Two-th;rds of the debt has been funded b!
law, and the balance rapidly being so, when
an ill-advised Assembly steps forward and
strikes down the honor, obligations, and legal
promise of their mother by one fell swocp.
Who could have advised such political suicide
to the yorngmcn in the Legislature:
As the funding bill would have expired by
limitation January 1st, we SLY that the action
OF the Virginia Legislature not only exhibits
ignorance, but an appeal to bmcomhe, in
sllspending the further funding of the debt
for the credit Of the State is ruined and the
depreciaton of her securities certain.
liquidation and disgrace is new era in
yirginia's history, and posterity will hold the
cause up to the scorn of public opinion and
bring its perpetrators TO the whppinS-post Of
popular Indignation.
Not content with passing this useless bill
they go to work and strike harder blOWstil
by su.p"nding the JaniarE interest when
they have the funds on hand to Pay it. Tie
Governor should veto the monstrors rcsoiu.
ton, and show the people how much to be
blamed are a majority Of their represents
tives.
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How the EHnlc arsd Fame OF Virgi1ai:
From the Norfolk Eiryiniar

From the Norfolk Virginan.
There is some doubt III the minds CT able
and pure men rs to the proprictv of our
using the word reputation. They look on
it as conveying dangerous suggestion, and
shrink from sound associated with drgra-
tiltion. We respect their sensibilties, but it
matters little about names when facts are
presented, and by one accord the recent
legislation OF Nirginia'S General Assembly
has been construed to mean ultimate repudi-
alton, and nothing less. This rcpulsiyc word
is spoken i'll our capitol, it is heard in the
private talks. and can lee seen in any na,,er
Of the State, in almost all cases, we ae clad
to say, coupled with al indignant rejection
OF any such thought, and vigorous Cicluln-
ciution of the unwiSe policy iuauguriled by
the Legislature. 1t is therefore vain TO OIL
ject to the Use Of the word wien tho fact is
believed to be approaching, and that this is
believed to be tile case is sufficiently shown
by the effect already produced on our
securities. IhlS, aS we showed vester-
day, has already occasioned q dci}rec;a-
ton OF II ,620, 600 i'll the value of bonds held
by our own people; but this is mere dust in
the balances when compared to the shame
and disaster sure to follow on any breach of
faith by the people Of Virginia. 1t is im-
pOrtant that we should understand this, not
only in its aspect as 4 question in etlirS, but
in its effect on our business prospects and
hopes of the future. We are confessedly
anxious to attract capital, TO sec new indus
tries started, and to lave an increase of IL
Dor; in short, we need money and men.
Now, with the cloud Of Reputation hanging
over us, how are we to build up orr waste
places and restore our fortunes? The an
sWer to this Is given by the experience of
PENNSYLVANIA and Illinois. The bitter de-
nlnciations Of Sydney Smith have gone all
over the world, but it may not be generally
known that the reputation of every Ameri-
can was affected by the sharp inyectives of
the sturdy churehman. Among other things
he said:S - - 'r-.-.~,1
IF I were an American of any Of the HON
cot statasI would Rsger rest TN had com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

TWEED is 4 wonderful man. 1cS'eiu"H
morning the Di<puich stated that NJ H',
zone ami that he had lot gone. In" zee
~,.m WIS he latest. and that said that nc was
ot home. Tie Ti3iole Of Thursday th">
triumnhs over being the first to announce hl'
flight, and Immediately involves itself IN
muddIc IS to his being concealed ana mol
having fled :
"I.e story of Twced's flight, rs detailed,
in Yesterdays Tribune, WAS fully confirmed
1v Subsequent inquiry. The account was IL.
rcriyed with many mis@ir;ngs by skeptlc'l
public. who did not conceive il possible thai
the facts o. 90 important an event Of Tie
strange revolution ayittt;n@ this city could be
obtained and recorded by a single Journal I"
the exclusion OF ali the ct}.crs. Not only
have tic facts as published been established
as true, bat the further important fact la
been DEVELOPED that T"@cd is concealed;
simply to avoid arrest un.:l Tie Legislature
meets, when he mistakenly siinposcs he VIII
be exempt from arrest
1t is true that TwEEn lies not l2d, and it Is
announced that he docs not mean 70 leave tho
CITY until he goes 10 Albany tn take his seat
MS SENATOR! That's cool. WI! he be allowed
to do so?
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to do so?

The lato JACOB BARKER, whose death, in
Philadelphia, la5 recently been announced
was one Of the most remarkable men Of his
time. I: is stated that at the age Of twenty
Ollie. in NV York, lie vas owner of iours!.ip;
and a brig and stood high in business. Id
started rcuniicss. Another instance Of OK
traordnaly success ut Ill early agc Is that o.
Mr.. NEWCOMER, OF Baltimore. Before lie haC
attained bis majority he is said to have &C
quircd control Of the Baltimore l!onr market
His career in life has been remarkable. Al
though not M old man, he is one OF thcmos
wealthy and influential men in Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

WHAT DO THEY PROPOSE ?-The antifund.
ing gentry propose to pull down the financial
scheme for settling the debt of Virginia,
already established, in successful operation,
and approved by wise and able statesmen, by
your Governor, and your Auditor of long
experience. The Governor says it is APP
proved by the wise and good at home and
abroad. The Auditor says, "no fault can
befound with the funding Iii, ;" and especially
that part Of the funding bill which authorizes
the reception ofthe coupons for taxes. The
anti-funding gentry have no substitute to
offer; they cannot show ga more excellent
way" They are simply destructires.-Fred-
ericks6urg Ne,rs.
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delivery of f5rasn.

This is an interesting subject TO htisln' 7
won The delivery of grainfn thiscity, ar
thouph the amount received here has NOS he y
large compared with either great ~eiiies' pas
been an expensive and troublesome process:
Rnt now that we shall be receiving InanE
millions of bushels more than ever came =
the city before, the ways and means must must u
nroyidcd for the prompt delivery and storage
of II. If we arc not quite up to the facilities
emploved in other grai,!-trading cities We
cannot expect to compete with others In thf
great business.
So far "a the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
il concerned, its work will be compile
n the Grand act CT the Council which pro
vides for the construction OF the tunnel th'
authority is granted to the company 10 con
s.ruct tracks parallel with the riyeranyWheT'
south Of the north side Of Cary street iron
| G;l)je,s creek 70 the west end OF the city
What is that for? To enable the CheSapcaN
and Ohio Company to deliver their gram u
tho mills and their tobacco TO the warehouses
MFR. HUNTINGTON stated that he wouio nc
rece;yc wheat and tobacco Ii the West 10 D.
brought only 70 tie depot i'll the Valley. +
exnectcd to deliver them to the mills AM
warehouses. That is the way. We can't u
great business in any other. The Ches'
make and Ohio railroad will not coHnec
with the "shavc-taiI mule and Niger line.
It will deposit its freight where it is intenac'
to 60.
But there will be grain to be soid, an
handled, and shipped, that will requir
ann,iances which are not here. These shoul'
be proyidcd. We want warehouses and "
want elevators. Our business men ought I
familiarize themselves with the modes EN-
ploved in tG.o.c great cities where ail Is III;
and where The trade is upon very E'fG
scale. They will be able to learn = great dca
that will be useful to tllcm in less thah
wear from this day. We nse upon all III
necessity Of active preparation for what
! coming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

sAarLE MEncHASrs.--it IS rumored t:M'
Judge UNDERWOOD has discharged BARRETT
the sample merchant, who was taken ociore
him on q writ OF h;hcas corpus. lHDEEwooDs
decision is in direct conflict with that OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States IL -
at best, however, not binding upon justice
Wu1rs or any other judge. L&DEr"oor Ia"
. right 10 have tic body If BARRETT brought
before him, but he ought to have reinah''c''
him 10 jai as soon as he vas duly nhoTHsc'
that BARRETT was held by order Of jNSIic'
WHITE. We feel no particular interest III '!tiS
case, and arc not in love with the l'W unoeF
which BARRETT was imprisoned; but VIC DO
feel hunIiatcd that such an ass rs lShEk-
WOOD should be allowed to act as general
iail-tlcliycrcr in this good old common
wealth.
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CuuDREN's ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.

CHLDREN's ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
ROCTLEDGE's EVERY BOYS AENCAL.Als7e;
AMERICAN BOYS BOOK,
HOUSEHOLD TALES AND FAIRY STORIES,
GULLIvER's TRAVELS,
ROBINSON CRUsOE,
ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG NATURALIST,
ARABIAN NIGHTS,
Du Chalu's LOST IN THE JUNGLE,
Du Chaillu's WILD LIFE UNDER THE EQVA-
TOR,
Du Chaillu's STORIES OF THE GORILLA
COUNTRY,
Du ChailIu's NY APIRGI KINGDOM,
Du Chailus last work. THE COUNTRY OF TUE
DWARFS;
GRlsisI's HOUSEHOLD STORIES,
DOGS AND THEIR DOIEGs.
BIRDS AND THEIR NESTS,
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON,
CAsTAWAY IN THE COLD,
TRAVELS IN AMERICA.
BOYS OWN BOOK,
HANS ANDERsEN'S FAIRY TALES,
FABLES OF -ESOp,
WILLIS THE PILOT,
OLD BURCHELL'S POCKET,
NATURAL HISTORY. PICTURE-EoOK;
RIFLE RAEGERS-Mayne Reid,
WILD IIUNTRESS-Maync Reid,
THE MAROON-AIayne Reid
HEADLESS HORsEMAS-MayneR Reid,
T oCrr 7 ENORE-Sfayne Reid.
WOOD RASGERS-Mayne Reid,
THE CASTAWAYS-Mayne Reid.
OLIVER OPTICS YOUNG AMERICA" 81
RIES,
OLIVER OPTICS LAKE SHORE" sEElE3
OLIVER OPTICS BOAT CLUB" SERIES,
OLIVER OPTICS UPWARD AND ONWARD
SERIES, .....
uORATIo ALGER's GAGGED DICK "sF.Eir@.
ANNE BowMAN's POPULAR JUVENILE
BOOKS,
RUUTLEDGE'S SCRIPTURE GIFT-Hoon.
A. l.. 0. f. PICTURE STORY-BOoK,
PoLL-PARRoT PICTURE COOK,
OUR CIIILDREN's PETS,
THE TOY-EOoK PRESENT,
CHILD'S BOOK OF SONG AND PRAISE,
KING ARTHUR,
CHRISTMAS IN TUE WEST INDIES.
ELLYSON s. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
--.-.n.--. ..1--.----e IiIC Main stree.
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In Strlsbourg committees have been organ
lied to raise subscriptions to help to pay the
indemnity wnicl, France owes to Germany.
The Alsacians arc now within the bounda-
ries of Germany. This act is sad and toucl.-
ing proof of their ycalning fer the people Of
the nation to which they recently belonged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

ADnEREs TO WISE DETERMIHAT,oS.-
Mr.. GREELEY, of the 7f1bune, thus announces
his determination TO adhere to rule long
since adopted:
."At all events, he (\Ir. Greeley purposes
adherence to the excellent rule of not de-
clining anything that has not heen offered
Linn" -.'.
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From the Winchester Times
Ti,c January Interest on the State

Deka.
Both Houses Of the Legislature are dis
cussing the payment of the january interest
OH the State debt.
AS there are nearly two millions of dollars
in the State Treasury, and only 100000 are
necessary to pay the interest, we cannot see
how the Legislature can hesitate about pay
ingit. The money was collected for that
purpose, and for the Legislature to lend it to
the banks, or divert it to any other object,
would be wanton act of bad faith. We
cannot bring ourselves to believe that so
reckless and outrageous proceeding is Sc
riously contemplated. If there was deficit
Up the treasury, there would be some excuse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

The January No. Of the Southern Plaatey
Is already out. This Is right. It has hereto,
fore been toe often hehindhand, This No.
y printed very well, on new type. Tbs con-
tean 80 7Ey a.yastiyA 80. b y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30
DIED,

On the Goth instant, ut the residence of her hus-
band, ON Oregon Hill. Mrs. MARGARET j, CHAR
TER, wife of Roswell Charter, In the ffty-fourth
year of her age.
The funeral Viii take place from Pine-street Bap-
list church On SUNDAY the 3lst instant at IL
o'clock A. II. Friends and acquailtances ars invi-
ted to attend.
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MARRIED.

BY Rev. John Blenner. on the 18th Of December,
at the residence of Mr.. Heciler, AFR. GEORGE
BESNlGHOFF tcabinet-lnaker) and Miss DORA
TIA REIN; al o. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

Ct a N E $
PARCHEEsI,
GOLDEN STARS,
BACKGAMMON,
DoM1NOEs,
sPELLING-eAAGE.
WHAT Is IT?
DIR. FCSBY,
OLD WOMAN IN a SHOE,
WHAT DO YOU BUY.
SQUALLS.
PUZZLES:
s1AMEsE PUZZLE,
PARLoR PUZZLE,
SHIP PUZZLE,
sMAsHED-CP LOCOMOTIVE,
CUT-UP PICTUREs-all sizes;
SANTA CLAUS PUZZLE.
For sale ut very low prices by
ELLYSOE s TAYLOR.
next TO Dispcth Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-30

The Enquirer wants to get the public mo-
nsy now on hand to go into chair-making.
Lt tbs State beware. TWEED was chair.
maker.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seaed
~ PROPOSALS will he received by the undersigned
until IL VI. THURSDAY. January Is, 1872, for the
GRADUATION and MASONRY Of L branch Of tic
strcct TO James river, i.t,utiing tunnel through
Church Hill about ., 100 rect LONG For further par
tlcuIars. apply to IL. ID. NHIIGOAib,
Chief Engineer Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROAD,
do pj-td Richmond, Va.
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NANCY GOODS
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR
CHRISTMAS WEEK!

BLACK and COLORED ALPACAs,
ShTTEESS and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ENGLISH and FRENCH POPLlNS,
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLlNS,
BLACK andsGoLOEED SILKS,
BLACK ANDCOLORED TELYETEENs.
SCOTCH-PLAID POPLINS,
BLACK and C0LCRED FRENCH 5tERISOEs,
GROS DE ZURICH and TAMISE CLOTHS,
CASSiN1ERES, BROADCLOTIlS,
FLANSELS, BLANKETS, QUILTS,
SHAWLS. WATERPROOF CLOTH9,
CLOAKS. GLOVES,
HOSIERY, CORSETS,
SHIRTS and UNDERSTANDS,
COLLARS, RIBBONS,
EMBnOIDERlES, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, TABLE aud pLANo-CSFEEs,
aid all other kinds OF
DRY GOODB
4: extra Low prices, before taking inventory.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
dc25 No. COZ Broad. corner Sixth street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

TUST IN TlNfE.-j00 boxes L 4 7 L L
~ RAlSINS-whole, half and quarters: 500 drums
new Smyrna FIGS; IS boxes Lrgnorn ClTRON,
Zante CURRANTS; 10 cases Valencia ORANGES:
% boxes 1Icssna ORANGES; % boxes Mcssina
LEMONS; 10 barrels Albcmarle PlPPlNS.
de % LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX, 1d12 Main street.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGIHEEE,}
December ~, 1911. !
proposals will be re-
" ccved ut this Office until - o'clock ~ on ~ tS-
DAY. January the 90, 1872 to furnish the city mules
md horses with FEED. PROVENDER, &C., for tie
term of three months from the 5th day OF jai.u&iy
ls12. - ,. 4, -.
right to reject any all biCls offered.
Forms Of proposals can he obtained BY applying at
This Office CHARLES Ii. DIhiMQCh,
lie p--td City Engineer.