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traded OF the gold bonds. receiving for them
81, 400, 900 in currency. These semiannual g0ld
bonds are held by prominent bankers In New YORK.
Colonel Sneet proposes that the state shall declare
its Willingness
Ffrst-To pay the bona Hde holders OF the semi
annual gold bonds, issued under the second Sec
ton OF the act OF October II, 1870 the amounts
which they have respectively paid for or advanced
upon said bonds and interest such payment to be
made II the state desire 1t, In new State bonds, at
ninety cents in the dollar upon the surrender to
the State of the bonds now outstanding
SeC0nd-TO pay to ]. B00rman johnston Co.,
and the Fulton Bank OF Brooklyn. the money which
they have actually advanced on tie currency bonds
held by them respectively (such payment to be
made Ii the State desire It, in new State bonds at
ninety cents in the dollar upon the return to the
State Of the outstanding bonds.
Thard-TO recognize the validity or all the out.
standing gold quarterly bonds issued under the act
OF September l5 1870 when Henry Clews 20. ana
Clews Habcht h Co. shall have settled their &C
counts with the State or when the basis or such
such settlement shall have been agreed upon ana
the said Henry Clews Co. and Cews, Habicht n
Co. shall have agreed to surrender to the State its
securities now held by them.
II the State shall do this the holders OF the bonds
pledge themselves to advance to the State OF
Georgia, on the pledge OF Its bonds such sums or
money as the state may, from time to time, within
OF its past due and maturing interest Interest OF
$4OO0OO and principal $780, 000 now due) and also to
guarantee TO re-eStabsh the credit OF the State
within that time that its bonds shall sell at
above ninety cents on the dollar. Governor Smith
has been in consultation with Governor jenkins
and General TOOmbs on this subject for some days.
The result OF this conference is not yet made public
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb l. 1873.
Cotton sis M sea tss % Ssss sass s'ssE
NEW ORLEANS, Feb l, 1873.
Cotton in moderate demand prices easier good ord
d dar l1e c mGags gse gg MA
Exports-ro Great Britain 2525 to the Continent lls2
sis 80 Sales 'O' last evening s' Stock
=. NOZZLE, Feb J, 1873.
Cotton dull low middings, l9c l9lSc. middlings
1919 29c Net RECEIPTS 2l9 bales Exports coastwise
Cotton qnlet; mldsling Net Tsssbts bales
1,5OO Stock, 67,792.
Cotton quiet; ordinary, l77sc: lsc good ordinary
1ssc. ise; low madllngs ig4c issc middin rs
Sales, 40O Stock, Al, 4S2.
Spirits of turpentine duh at Gle Rosn quiet at 81 for
extra No Crude tgrpenne steady at 81 = for hard
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady No. i at
10 Eat SS,sc Corn in. good demand; No. mixed ssc
Rye dull and shade s lover No. At &C. Go Barley duh
LOCO bushels wheat shpments-3OOO bbls. -four iOO0
bushels wheat
50 s%:, ss $ss,
c wh s.: ct Of | Of Cn
Barley T sales 3
anSolted per cw. Mlleed steady al sci shorts SO
tor 70 GE dSSs per Boston c
New York. &C.. to Albany, 5ic.
n. 4, H.
Imports for week ending to-day Flour, 400 barrels
wheat a. 100 bushels; corn, 2393 bushels oats 2S 4l0
bushels; barley 5.2 bushels, and rye aoo bushels Ex
corn 20 5s3 bushels; oats 5,70D bushels barley II 9l5
bushels rye $50 Flour firm at 81 rs IS Western
Spring; SIS 50 50 rs for AMBER 81 80 $40 for white.
Wheat dull; sales made public; Milwaukee No. 2
Spring held at 81 81 Chicago No. SPRING 81 bl Duluth
No spring. at 81 "a; white Canada held at 81 80 81 95
white Michigan 81 90 81 0 Corn steady sales of 900
bushels store, Sc; $500 No track at &c Oats
quiet at 40c No Western and i2c No. Toledo
Barley strong at Csc 81 for Canada 95c. for No. 2
Western; 7Sc. SDc two rowed states 9le for four
rowed State Rye nominal at Sc. Barley malt quiet at
$1a 81 10 Tor Western 81 10 81 10 for prime Winter
Western, 81 20 a 81 rs for prime Canada.
CHICAGO, Feb. l, 1873.
Flour scarce and firm and unchanged. Wheat dull and
lower sales OF No Spring at 81 50 No. do, 81 AA
81 AN cash, 81 2k seller March; No. do, 81 III re-
jected, Qsc ST. Corn quiet and weak at 30c., cash
Bic Size. seller March; rejected firm at 21sc; 2sc
Oats steady at 251sc ssc for No. rejected 22c. Rye
dull and shade lower at Csc for No Barley dull and
pI9ysSns steady Pork sold at sl2 cash sl2 % sla IS
steady; sales shoulders at Sc packed country do
Green meats firm sales OF shoulders at SIC; short rib
mddles, 5ac hams nc. SIC. for IL TO Is pound
erages Dressed hogs Ia fair demand and lower a 60
Tor heavy and - for light Whiskey nominal at S7c
old SSc. asked. Total number of hogs packed here 10
date 0S5OO against l0ls00O the time last year
Receptsm50O bhls flour, $1,000 bushels wheat $500 do
HOOO do oats, 5000 do. and 600 do barley
shipments500O bbls. -four 10000 bushels wheat 400
do. corn, 1900 do oats and 5000 do. barley
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Fights, 1875, 90 70; Alabama nves, 81 81; DO.
Fights, So 81; South Carolina SKIES, 40 30; do,
new. January and July, 20 22H; do. do. April and
October, % a 25s; Arkansas sixes funded, 50 40;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 90 %; do. do,
interest Fights, "a SO; Mississippi Central Rail-
road FIRST mortgage, sevens, 50 SIS; do. do. Sec
end mortgage, Fights, So IS; New Orleans
and Jackson first 80 a Oh do. do. second, SO
IS; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first, IS
81; do. do. second, 10 II; GreenvilIe and Colum-
bia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, SO
So; Macon and Brunswick Railroad guaranteed by
Georgia, 63 u 81; Memphis city skies, 54 Sc; Sa-
vannah city sevens, so IS; New Orleans sevens,
SO g.
TIE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of
Cnld during the week were "a fnllowc.
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TENNESSEE FINANCES.

Proposition to Resume Interest Pay.
ments January I, lS74-TwO Funding
Bills Before the Legislature.
The following Is a transcript OF recent proceed
ings in the Tennessee Legislature:
BY Mr.. Orr-TO preserve the public credit and
fund the bonded debt OF the State This bill sets
forth with the preamble "that the highest patriot
ism and purest devotion to justice, honor and the
best interests OF the State demand that the State
shall pay to the uttermOst farthlng all her legal
debts and well ascertained liabilities" II provides
for funding into one uniform series OF bonds the
entire outstanding debt OF the State, including
unpaid coupons, warrants on the treasury, and all
other well authenticated liabilities except those pre-
interest at six per cent per annum, the interest to
be paid semi-annualy. 1t further provides that
the State shall begin to pay the semi.annua inter.
est on the public debt on January 1874 provided
cording to this act as proposed.
by Mr.. Noblett--To fund the public debt The
bill provides for funding the entire debt OF the
State follows ga 600 900 in S25 bonds $4,000 900
in $50 bonds, S2O0O,0OO in 500 bonds, $3,000,OOO
In $500 bonds, 510,00O,OO0 in $1,000 bonds, to be
signed by the Governor and Secretary OF State, to
be afterwards registered in the Treasurer's Oflce.
The bill provides for the maturity of the bonds in
the following manner-S5, COO January ],
1854; $5,0o0DoO January l, 1894; s1o,ooooo0
semiannually in the city of New York after Janu.
airy 1874. The bill further provides fees for Comp
trOller, one half OF fees to be retained by Comp
rOller, the other half to the revenue OF the State,
to be paid by those funding their debt. IL further
provides for the retirement OF half million bonds
January, 1876, and the same amount each succeed
ing year until January 1885, after that one million
per annum until the entire debt Is retired.
Both OF the funding bills were referred to the
Committee on Finance, Ways and Means. Chair
man Hook took occasion to state that the commit
tee had been considering the question OF the State
debt very thoroughly, and hoped. with all the
sistance they were getting, to be able to evolve q
method which would meet the views Of the House.
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GEORGIA STATE FINANCES.

An Atlanta despatch January 2s) to the savan.
nah Republican says:-
Colonel Thomas L. Sneed, the financial agent OF
the state OF Georgia, empowered by the American
bondholders TO offer compromise to the State by
which she might redeem her credit submitted his
proposition to-day to Governor Smith. IL will be
remembered that the State endorsed $4,000, 600
worth OF Albany and Brunswick Railroad bonds
under an act approved october IL, 1870. After the
State endorsement had been secured the company,
through Bullock and Klmball, induced the state
to part with s1,sOO,000 worth OF semi-annuaI gold
bonds, the interest payable in gold, receiving IN
return for the same the State endorsed bonds Sc
SQSed by q second mortgage On tbe road. KllpAR
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l0,95O bales The receipts ut the ports sum
sfoows:-Galve sor 2 20sbales; New Orleans 1892;
Mobile Lac; savannah, asS; oharsston I6ss; vii
572; Boston, i56 Total i7s5s This day week. 800
This day year 4s Rates steady at the follow
compressed TO Hamburg, BY steam, "a COMPRESSED. 10
scarcely steam, ,sd. 7i6d; sail, Sled. I'D. We
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QuOtltiOnS Store, RUNNING
in quality not more half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
1850 bushels; corn 100 dol corn meal 800 bbls. 100
-four SsaS bbs heat 67saO bushels; corn IS 40 do
corn meal 257 bbls and 500 bags oats lO9 $50 bushels
quiet firm some Kinds bringing rather better prices.
The sales were about AW bSs including all kinds, at
meal was quiet Sales 200 bbs Of Western yellow at
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HoPPEI.-HUYr-On Thursday, January 80, at the
Church of the incarnation, Dy the Rev. DR.. ii. Il.
Montgomery, HENRY BUSCH HoPPEL to FLORENCE
ADRIANCE, daughter OF Harrison ID. Hunt OF this
city.
SPENcER--NEwMAN.-On Tuesday, January q, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. r. N.
Gum, 4. S. SPENCER to Mrs. ANNIE NEWMAN, OF
Jersey City. No cards.
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The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of
gold during the week were as folows:-
The last sales Saturday wer,
SINUS WCTG HC IIo1a, duU
quotation closed 1872 113A.
THE RANK STATEMENT.


quotation closed 1872 1131.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Is
quite unfavorabe, owing chiefly to loss OF nearly
two millions IN reserve, the effect of which has
been to impair the surplus to the extent Of
over two millions of dollars. The statement repre-
sents the banks in q poorer condition than they
really are, as the several items composing 1t are
made upon rising averages. 1t is, in fact, more n-
dicative OF their condition as they were week ago.
modified by the gradual effect of the average of the
results in the meantime. 1t Will be remembered
that we called attention to the TACT last week that
the condition of the banks at that time would
be more nearly represented in the statement
OF this week. Hence the loss IN specie appears
as much as one and three quarter Millions be-
cause OF the heavy specie exports week ago.
We said on that occasion that the banks had lost
instead OF gained greenbacks, and the present re-
suit verlfies our assertion. The
EXPANSION IN LOANS
has been not far from five millions, while
the gain in deposits has been less than half
a million In respect, therefore. to these two
items, the statement is Illogical unless we accept
the theory that the gold clique, in shipping gold,
borrowed money from the banks on the equivalent
bills of exchange, so that the outgo Of coin can
celled the credits Of the clique and prevented the
loans from appearing as deposits. The statement
COMPARES with its predecessor as fOllows:-
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81 Y for Milwaukee afoat; other descriptions were
but steady The sales foot up about "a zoo bushels ct
do. afoat &C. &c for Western yellow and &c for
new mixed Jersey. Oats were firm, but only in limited
demand the sales being not l60O bushels at 5c
for old mixed in store, 5Se SIC. Tor Western white,
54c 54ac. for mixed Western afoat, &c. 531ac.
Tor black Illinois and 66c. &c. good to fancy
white State Barley and were firmly held at former
prices, but there were no sales reported.
FREicHrs-Berth freights were quiet, owing to the
scarcity OF room. Rates were unchanged. There was
but little accomplished in the charering line but there
was air INQUIRY for vessels and rates were rm The
OF cotton at sd 7l6d and by sail 800 boxes OF bacon
at 25e The Charters were "A British steamship 100
tons hence to London general cargo at current rates.
British bark hence to Cork, for orders TO the United
British brig from Wilmington. clear for orders to
United Kingdom 800 bbls spirits turpenne private
terms.
MOLAssEs.-The market was quiet aside from mode
rate jobIng trade and prices less nominal
particularly foreign. Sales 81 bbls of New Orleans,
A RI a q uuOt
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The raids upon the Louisville gamblers by the
police have unearthed delalcation on the part OF
Merritt Legget, clerk to the Louisville Custom
House Paymaster, and has resulted in his arrest,
together with gambler named Frank Bard0tt.
The arrest was made on the 9th, and they were
turned over to the United States authorities to
answer for embezzling $4,000 from the paymaster's
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Corn Quiet, but Firm-POrk NOMINAL
Lard Easy-Groceries Generally Quiet
Petroleum Dull-Naval Stores Quiet
and Easier-Whiskey Firmsr.
SATURDAY, Feb 1-6P.M.
The trade movement was slow during the whole
of the>week past, being greatly retarded by the
heavy snow storms and the scarcity of freight
room, the latter almost putting stop to the ex-
port movement in certain articles and causing the
markets to present an unusually dull appearance.
But, though the merchandise markets have been
almost universally du!l, there has been compare
lively little depression and scarcely any pressure
to sell.
The breadstuns market has been devoid
OF activity, yet, with small offerings and
small supplies. the markets have been very
well sustained, and in some commodi-
ties prices have actually advanced During the
early part Of the week there was some disposition
to press sales Of Chicago wheat, for which
there was no market, and this resulted in forcing
down the price OF Chicago Spring for time, but
with the disappearance of the anxiety to realize on
Chicago the general market regained its previous
rmness and the small sales effected were sat very
full prices-the market closing very dull, but very
strong for prime wheat Of every kind. Corn was
slow OF sale all through the week, but prices
underwent no change OF movement There was
more active trade In OATS under which prices ad-
vanced, and the market on Saturday left of firm.
Whskey luctuated somewhat, closing firm.
The movement In provisions was moder-
ate and prices experienced violent
ructuatons the market closing on Saturday quiet
and generally in buyers favor Cotton has been
pretty firm, although nuctuatng considerably Te-
day the market closed easy and very quiet Petroleum
continued quiet and frm considerably easier when
compared with week ago. but today Saturday the
market closed a shade better Spirits turpenne was IN
demand and firm up to the close OF the week. when,
under unavorabc advices from abroad prices declined
and on Saturday the market closed dull and weak.
There has been little life exhibited in the grocery
market, everything being dull and prices more or less
nominal
CorYEE.--The market continued very quiet for all de-
scriptions, but full previous prices were current The
distributing business only moderate We quote -
RioOrdinary cargoes, l7c l71c.; fair cargoes s4c
lsc; good cargoes, l9lc 1870. prime cargoes, 1910.
2c; extreme range for lots, l7c 20c gold per b 90
and 80 days credit Javs-Government bags l9c al9c.
do, grass mats, 1870. 2c. singapore, l5c. c; Cey
lon 16c 1Sc ;Maracaibo, 16zc &c. Laguayra l6zc
ls1sc Jamaica, l6ac. IKE; st. Domingo lac Costa
RIGA l6c issc. Mexican, l61sc. IKE. Angostura
i6hc H1sc savanilia lshc &c. Curacao, Ice i7c
change, was dull and easier Futures were a shade
lower and less active. We sum up thus -
To-day. Saturday Epenino Total
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been as follows SALES last evening after ocIocF-Feb-
March 800 at 20 is6c. $50 at 200 at 25s2c 2oo al
20c, 300 at 20 49, I6c April 100 at 2c., 100 at ii Lice
80 bales Sales roday up to Up MFebruary, LOO al
at sc, ie at % l5Sc ZOO at &c; May i0 at a%c 10
sst2i Sisc., 400 az ME JSne 90 at slMc,; July
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FINANCIAL.


A MONEY To LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
n. in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL B. WOOD, Jr, l55 Broadway.
room TO-
TUoWEs A MACY, BANKERS, 30 WALL STREET
III NEW YORK, OFFER THE SANE FACILITIES
TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND
ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES At THE
RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
OFFICE OF THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE CON-
~ pany. 1866 Broadway New York. January e, 1873
ue''"''0' pa" j. DU BOTS. Secretary.
CECOND MORTGAGES wANTED-To THE AMOUNT
- of $2000O0; money to loan on nrst mortgage; hrst
and second mortgages bought =.
! ANEENGKk J8ENREIQA 81 Plps sKssk :
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Jan. 25. Feb. l.
Leans $2S2 159, 100 $3.50, 879, 900
Specie. ................. 20,37l700 1852, 200
Circulation. ............ 27,5292O0 27,5Ol, 900
Deposits. ............... 216,670,SO0 2l7,16S,500
Legal tenders. ......... 45,974,O0O 40, 100
The changes being in detail as foll0ws:-
increase IN loans. st. 120,5OO
Decrease in specie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l759,50O
Decrease IN circulatlOn. 70, 2OO
Decrease In legal tenders. ............. 300
AN ANALYSIS
Of the above figures shows that the banks now hold
$751; 925 in excess of the required by law
decrease for the week of S2,04S,775. This result
is in detail in the following calculation show
ing the relation between the total reserve and the
total liabilities this week and last =
Jan. 25. Feb. 1. Changes.
Specie. $40, 81 700 SIS 6l2 200 Dec. 81 1853 500
Legal tenders. 45,974,000 45S02, 100 Dec. 17l,900
Totreserve $685. 4570O $64 430O Dec. ST. 1871 400
Circulation. 1927, 500 200 $27, sol, 900 Dec 2s,2OO
Deposits. 2l6,670S00 217,16S,5 500 Inc. 497, 700
Tota bilites$244 900 $24 sos, 500 Inc. s4695OO
25 per cent. 81 100000 d, 167375 Inc. $117,375
Excess over le-
gal reserve. 5,o95,7OO s.24s,925 Dec. 2,O4s,775
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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NAVAL sToREs-For spirits OF turpentine the market
however, with little %er fsens At &c.
o@nay Steady was Gas
buyers; Tar and pitch were also neglected. but were
PEfnoLsuM;-On Change to-day the market for refined
Fs s s % SsTe ST ns
Cd ss i Se %arss nsmansa a. d &
f & i On he g at oil
mated but sales were reported Refined offered at
I ies ep pack
cr ss @ DO 5 S sd
ages &C cut meats Sii Do lard bes and trces
S @ sSSss
S on n m,sS M Bao yhar spsSr
cash and for next week, at 7ssc. ll6c &C. was bid
@ aPch private Soxs
nst 70 SSsp oS i5 ssfa
Is p':s "ssi 81 e. IS
s 5 s ss' aia sa
Rds at 5 Sas
Of i bellies at s,sc LardsThc market for Western
s April
steady Sales cree At that pe
RIcE,Business continued fair and the market firm:
Ranso % etSss AT s' ana 0 bags
quoted a sss; Sac heard Of sales hhas q
uga at &C. 9c and 200Obags OF Pernambuco private
af e asew5 s1% q
rior to common Sc. sc; fair to good fair &C. 93sc.
9ssc prime to choice. gsc centrifugal, hhds and
sac. meado' &c. a 6,ac. MavanaMBoxes. Dutch stand
ard, Nos Ito g. sac, sac. do, 10 to r. 96c. CSC.
y 70 20 llssc 1l9sc white lie il4c Porto Rico
y prBs s
TO L. &c. &c. Java-Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to II,
&C. 914c. neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior SIC.
S1c
srEARINE remained quiet, but steady, at SIC.
TALLOw.-The market to-day was very quiet but firm.
City held at l5-l6c. &c. Small sale OF Western was
made in bbs at $40.
WhsKEY.-Receipts 517 bbs. and for the week ending,
1884 bbs. The market was moderately active aud
nrmer sa'es sw Dds, * " y'c s-. ~. 49,
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Cotton Easier-Receipts at tho Ports,
1855 Baies-Flour Firmcr-Whcat and
Corn Quiet, but Firm-Pork NOMINAL
Lard Easy-Groceries Generally Quiet
Petroleum Dull-Naval Stores Quiet
and Easier-Whiskey Firmer.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

adelphia Reading closed at ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
IRON M0Rk RLQUIRED FOB The ROOF
STATE, wAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENrs
BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON, d. @.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July Y, 1873.

D.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
until = m. Of the 1rH DAT OF AUsUsr, 1873, for
furnishing, delivering, hitting. and putting in place
the Wrought and Cast Iron Work as exhibited by
the drawings, described In the specific ations and
called for in the schedules, consisting Of the rolled
beams, CT annel irons, &C., wrought angle irons,
cast iron brackets, &C., and ornamental cast iron
sork IN eornices &C required for the Roof of the
psrtments Building, WsshinSton", d. g. cno NAVY De-
copies OF the drawings specifications, and schedule
may be had on application at this Office
All scsnoiding required by the contractors to put
the WORK In place viii be furnished by the Govern
tractors. -
Proposals will be made by the piece Iineal foot or
weight, Tor tIe various items of work as called for
IN the schsdpie: The work will not be subdivided
the aggreeat The whole work must be completed
within fourr onths from date Of acce ptance.
Payments 5ill be made monthly, drducting ten
per eentum ntil the final completion of the Con-
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, in
the sum OF fifteen Thousand dollars, ,0OOb that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract If award
ed hm the sufcieDcy OF the security to be certified
States Court the District Attorney of the District
wherein he resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids II IL be deemed for the interest OF the Gov
the printed form, TO be obtained in this office, aud
does not conform in every respect to the require
merits of this adv ertsement, will not be considered
neither will proposals be received from parties
Of Wrought or Cast-lron Work, and who have not
the necessary facilities for getting out the work
Proposals. will be endorsed " BIDS for Iron Work
Of Roof of South Wing of New State, War, and
Navy De partments' Building, Washington, d: o."
Tvs dat Supervising Architect