davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-01-03
coyrcsrca5ence ef Tic Chicago Tr!5ane.

as .aa u ~ operation aa far eouth rs Davenport,
~ ~au oes"een Burlington and keokuk, and To-
,-n.a sga between Davenport and Muscatine. The
hsa h1s4se -1et"een Burlington and Muscatiue has
o psen surveyed and partially located. It is e.
E7eo f. that this gap must be closed up in
e spflng, and the line extended at
roa.a eas!5 day mailing continuous au-tail river
'9a!e tom St. Paul to st. Louis.
ane burlington j. Northwestern Railroad
soaiapany Is also organized, and tho limo north
ma vest to Fort Dodge being worked up. ID
;a.:s e. ualEs are now run from st. Paul to ST.
EsS, EEsos, through Burlington, by way Of tie Bur
lyon, Cedar Rapids Minneapolis, the Toledo,
"a stta q Warsaw, and the Rockford, Rock Isl
sas.a sa q o. 1ous Roads. 4 splendid iron bridge
stssls sas me nyer At this point, with draw for
arr.h1a MMch IS one OF the strongest and most
;aoe ~ ~ bridges in the country. By the terms
s;.h ie charter, any railroad approaching it from
6raS en1e Is to hare the privilege Of crossing it's
sarsp proportion, SO that, to the most casual OBJ
~ 81 tae superiority Of our railway advantages
IN fparent- atreet-rnilway is chratercd, and
g aaanlhg within tho coming year.
0rn 1tsaLE ~ .3sa Trade, MANUFACTURES, ETC.
- he y pHce is its wholesale trade. hiost az this
10 Ia tbsa ,uss. 10 the country opened up by roads
kIa s aes .ess aud southwest, although 8 respectg-
Il T1s T1aess Is carried on with adjoining towns
NhoIes.ss ys :. Vser sixty firms are engaged in the
an5 Ta.S sfade, about half Of them exclusively,
ThoIess1at ~ u them quite extensively. The
abont se tTads ~ for the past year will aggregate
connscf; Vo o0o. With cur iirst-class railroad
plet;on gos 90 y aud prospects, and the early com
sheb wi ~ ne ne heokuk Rapids impro Sement,
It. eas ~ W else us line Of large stea1nern Mt ali
siss;ss;lH sis ~ Hatef, We think that no town on the
ia5eaae ~ ahove st. Louis enjoys bettor. #
tsdo a good, prospects for future Wholesale
eiaerv goods, grocery. and agricultural ma
oaly eIe,ns;rf 1eErefs have yesy large trade. The
hsstae is bers shoiesale H fancy grocery house in
e9np.iss ~ e's: t. Inc leading wholesale houses
Tug FOLLOWING; Agricultural imple-
, 1873-01-03

New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2.-There was a very slow move
ment to-day in nll the departments OF trade. The
market for cotton and woolen fabrics is unchanged
Most OF the Jobbcrs ca11 over suall and we'll assore
stocks, and stock in agents. hands arc muck smaller
than usual thia season. Foreign goods are dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
9notx 10 advertisements.


AMusEMESrs- Seventh pd0e-6tb column.
BANKING AND FINAScIAL-Sizh PGge-tth and eth
columns. -
BUSINESS NOTICEs-IOurth PGOe-1st column.
CHANCES FoR BUSINESS MEN-Serenh Page--2d column
Coal. ETC.-SeptRM PGge-2d column. ,
COMPREHENSIVE NouCEs--Screnn Pd9e-Sd Colnnln'
CORrORA TIoN NOTICES Serenh PG0e-6th column
DENTlsTRN-Seuet,h Pdoe-sth column. -, -
TINGNCIAL-Sirth Page-6th column-Serenh Pdoe-lst
column.
PM ARTS Ssrenn Paoe-6th column.
FURNITURE Screnh Page-6th column. -
IIEIP WANrFD MALEs-SerenM Pdge-5th column.
UoRsFs Am CARRIAGEs-Sirih Pdge-2d column.
HoTFIs-Third Pa0s-9d column; EURoPEAN-Sirh
Pace-fth aud 5th columns.
ICE tREAM-Serenh PG0e-6th column.
INSTRUCTION Id0e-lst and % columns.
LOAN OFIICFs-Third PG0e-5th column.
LONDON ADyEKTISEMENIs-Ihird PGge-Ath and 9Th col
uinns.
MACHINrEr-S erenh PaOe-2d column.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS-Sirth PdQe-2d column.
Marriages AND DEkus-Finh Pdge-6th column.
blsCgLLANEOUs-Ihird Pdge-Sd column; Bighh Rage
eth column
MUSICAL INSrRUMRNrs-Serenh PaOe-6th column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS PG0e-1st column.
PROFus Nis-Ncrcnh PGQc-2d column.
REAL ESTATE For SALE, CTTY-Ihird Pdqe-2d eoIninn'
BGOOkLNN-Thtrd Pdge-3d column; NEW,Jdbl,sh "a
Third Pa0o-3d column AT AUCuoS-Third fag ewzu
and 81 columns: CoUNrRT-Third Pa0e-3d column
EXCHANGE-fhird PGge-2d column
SAIEs ATCTIOS-SCrenM Pdge-3d C0luInn'
SAVINGS BANKs-SerenLh Pdge-2d column ,,, -,
STU ATOMS WANTED, MALEs-Serenh fGgeL5tLh COZ
umn FEMALEs- Serenh Page-ith, ana ON e0iuunns'
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FQh Pa0e-6th column
STATION ERY-Third PGOe-3d column. 81, ,,, -,
sTTAMnoATs AND oADs-Third Pd0e-4th, 9th, and
sTSaStis OCF1S-T1ird Pa0e-Sd and Hh columns
SUNMfE RiIRr Grs-SersnM PGge-Sd column.
TEACHERs-S iTlh Pdge-2d column.
THB TURF SereHh Page-6th column; n. =. ..,..
TO LE1-BROOKLYN PRoPERIl-Ihird F9ge-Sd eolnun'
COUNTRY-Third Page-2d column.
TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-Strth IG9e-2d column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

provision for the independence Of the native
princes in the island. There was then
no obstacle TO acts of hostility on the part of
the Dutch against the Atcheenese. The Gov
eminent at The Hague directed the colonial
authorities to adopt measures for the prompt
coercion of the islanders, and tho negotiations
Immediately began, which eventually led to the
disastrous expedition against the Sultan.
A defense of the course of the native Sultan
has been published in Constantinople, in
which the Dutch are categorically charged
with having demanded his subsection as one
of the means for averting hostilities
1t il hardly probable that they would so
utterly disregard the usual conventiOnahties
in dealing with the barbarous Sultan OF
Atcheen; but their proceeding ls virtually
one for purposes of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL
may be that civilization in that quarter
of the globe is likely to be promoted by tue
domination Of the Dutch over the entTe
Island of Sumatra but it is to the interest OF
all civilized nations that the customs prevail
ing among them should, as far as their inter
ests will permit, be extended to hat-ciyilized
and barbarous communities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAuY tribune. Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
SFNfI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, IS Dor an
WEREIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
Danny TRBUNE 2Oc SOC, 40c, SOC, 75c, and 81 per line
SEMI WEERLY TRIBUNE, IS and 50 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81, 80, and s. per Line,
According TO position In the paper.
Terms. cash in advance.
Address The TRIBUNE. Nsw-York.
Advertisements received at uptown Offices. 54f W.
52dst or 3O3 W. 23d-st till p. m. at regular rates
Persons kariHo Yeto- York for the Spring and Summer
.on harS Tn DAILY TRIBUNE mailed 10 Them for 81 per
month or q 80 including postage. For o., szciussTe Of
oc,au postage those rho travelling abroad can haze
auv OF s editions Of THE TRIBUNE TnGiisd 10 their bank
srs for ne following pertods Daily one month SEM
weekly three months Weekly SIR months
DURING the construction Of the mont Of s nep Tribune
b,tIdin1 TAs Tribune once may be found an hs rst
bsd,0 ~ me rear on Sprce-sL The Tribune Countn0
Room on me drSf floor and - entered al me second door
dorm SDr1lce-sk from the old site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

"pecnlations,r report that they :" do not find
"tbat any fraud or peculation has been com
mitted upon the property of the trust, and
IA this il q matter that must be settled else
where, they do not think the subject matter
calls for further comment from tho Com
mittee"
Vermont illustrates the period Of greed, the
epoch of the Credit Mobilier and the Salary
Grab. Here are members of the Legislature
retained just as Senators and Members of
Congress were and are; here is small
pattern of the Credit Mobilier in New
England Railroad Company, and here are all
the features of the national corruption that
stares everybody in the face, and a Committee
of the Vermont Legislature taking it up and
going over it, and as we may well suppose,
comparing their little fifty dollar coruptions
with the greater and grander crimes of the Ma
tional Congress, saying, "Well, it's hardly
"worth while to make a fuss about this
1--WE do MT understand it, and we wish it
"was MT So" And so they drop the subject
Doubtless Vermont would like to be honest
But there's Mr.. Shellabarger who had the
same yearning with regard to the back pay.
And he, looking at his fellow members, who
were gentlemen, and who took it, said, 81
"will not be so discOurteOus as to refuse it
"and rebuke them by implication" SO Yer
mont, supporting the Administration and the
party, says: "Well, this looks bad, but we
cant do anything about it without seeming
"tO rebuke all those good men In Congress-
"and so we'll let it go.n 1t is the influence Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
Nesu2lurk Daily ribmtre.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1873.

manifesto has been issued by the Spanish Govern.
ment against the Carlists The second instsllment
OF the last milliard OF the French indemnity has
been paid. An International Postal Congress is 10
meet al Vienna
Attorney General Williams has reported on Gen. How
ards responsibility for the misuse of Froedmens Bureau
funds. == postal money-Order cOunterfeiter has
been detected in the West. BlaoqRe Bey the Tur
nsh Minister, is recalled.
The National Convention OF the Young Mems Christian
Associations began its session at Poughkeepsie. ==
The Hurdle Race was by George West, the Selling
Race by wheatly, and the Monmouth Oaks by Lizzie
Lucas. at Monmouth Park. The National Trotting
Board has rendered series OF decisions. s. Wal
worth, Gillen. and several notorious burglars
transferred 70 Sing Sing. s- Additional testimony
was taken in regard to the Hoboken murder 60
COD li6i. Ils2 1854. Thermometer, 72o, SO, GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
BRIBERY IN LOUISIANA.
example.

The counsel for The NeG- Orleans Picdyune,
in moving for new trial in the Hawkins case,
on the ground that the verdict was obtained
by bribery, offered to prove:
1. BY the foreman of the jury, that letter
offering bride was received by one of tho
jurymen;
.. By Mr.. Ellis, that one of the jurors had
confessed to him and others that he took a
brbe;
3. By one of the court officers, that he had
conveyed to a juror note offering bribe,-
the note being produced in evidence;
4. That the foreman had frequent commune
cation with outside parties.
But Judge Lynch excluded all this testimony.
He ruled that no juror must disclose what
happened in the jury-room that the con-
LESSONS of juror could not be used to i'm
peach his verdict and that the person to
whom the discriminating note was addressed
could not testify to receiving it. In other
words, he established the principle that a
verdict once registered, though it may have
been obtained by fraud, must stand forever.
We do not question Judge Barney Lynch's
law. Only we cannot help thinking it a very
fortunate thing for various distinguished Off
Gals in Louisiana that the courts of that State
make so little account of bribery, and are so
ready to ignore the familiar legal maxim that
fraud vitiates everything. A new trial in the
Hawkins case might disclose some very ugly
facts, and even shorten the official existence
of Judge Lynch himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
Business Noiltts.

PAIMER's NEW PATENT LEG, safety socket.
Dr. D FRaSK PAIEER. 1909 Cbesnutst, PhiladePhlA
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE is the best in the
o pree. asntsneoes Hsr Dye AtA drusEIS
ISSUED $4,000 GENERAL ACCIDENT Policies
-1IAvELsEs LWE AND AocDENr INSURANCE. CO., Hartford
TnURsTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used dsy keep the Teeth and Guns in perfect condition
LADIES going in the country take good sup
ply OF Bol SROEs Bathing shoes and India Rubber from
- MLLEk Co, Unionsqusre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

one or two personal regulations. it may be needed
Tn pursue this matter further; but the result VIII
infallibly be the same as in almost every SIM
liar prosecution by the Government whicn mas
gone before nobody will disgorge any oil inc
plunder, and nobody will be punished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS


To eogsS IN reresnt pursuits ,ry Invention NAV VIII hh
safe her o, h SSI Of notice " wei r,S o. s S. i,I0 81
n that pOssse' the Necessary qualities 0frnnes' IN mari ana au
Pcenery Of JOIN FoLrI msnu'as,ursr Of e..
time he has been engaged in city their m'nne
W. n, b.,r. Who tuo. the vu. Of For.1s PAN from con
n. a Of ss for number o. yr 9 ,5 .ss ''e'
Sgss b, ne fono.ias gentlemen snd over 900 0her.:
william President MsiIop9i1n Nations, B.Pf m.
A BrsTisset Cashier National Bank q America
Sa Go Wv P TSa' Sa ado Ht Of Republic
p D T,pPau President GSlatin National B'31
Isaac c. ogden Cashier St..York County National Bank
Wv t:s G is' Gsda SaS on 4n BaBs
WIN Msser Csshs, Banh Of n Y \ B,ssinE As'Oeia''u
Sm y. Coz cashier Meessnie, National Bsnt
iN ci1u. c,.ssr SHOE nd Leather Ystonl BsnE
Gee ". wi.loit Cashier Buis Head Bant
Hove M,ey. gniied dL ss 1g, sIr.ss' Co.
vtrn.iiek Co d J. RAYMOND Co., Nev-rork
Sec b Arthur { Co A. Gordon, Cashier Ss"-YOrf Her
IisI lsteA 'h
lpii.' mi Gsf.sco 81. cS,,;Sd.sa Co
cass DsaSi.. vies.PIs,der, Atlantic Sutus Iu. 60
Siscoa w,ST Fs.dspi Ssresaais Mutual ms Co.
aorl I frsosp rrSs5c 1 View YORK Lis Ias Co.
sold b, AZ 'ho p"ISPA .'li,ossi. and ssi p
No. 2As.oI House, opposite The Hefid 0nss.
Ar STUDENTS will find in The TRIBUNE
IscuEE tITa, no Zoe series o. Ar Sude' delivered Ia The Ma
THE SEVEN SENSES. by Dr. K. W. Raymond,
~ Tribune LEcTUEs BrrEA No. 5
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873. Price 20
s,sis Seven for 81
WEISS ON SHAKEsPEARE.-Six Shakespearean
siudes ~ Rev. WEISS reported ia THK TRIBUNE bEcTVfE
trrRA No T. Price g.; by mall &c
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. s.
Tar METHOD OF CRBATIOM
y PROTEST AGANsr
THE DARwIslAS THEORY.
Twelve delivered Prof AGAssI befOr. The Museum
Ysogy Cambridge containing vast amount OF
sew and rscond concerning Animal life printed on iu
bpe beet Of eEh pages illustrated with
LECTVRs EXTRA No BfGHI.
This sheet description Of she wonderful FOSSILS cseoT
sd IN The ROCKY Mnunta Yale College Expedition.
Pc rge CONC, by mail 10 cents Is fve for Is
cents Address tax TRIBUNE Nen-io.h
Nine EI Sheets consung 20 Lectures aud $50 bngNIng
snd Credit MOblier Report for 50 ceniS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

The letter we print this morning from our
special correspondent at Penikese Island gives
some new and interesting details of the scope
and methods of the course of instruction which
Professor Agassiz is setting on foot at the An
derson School. The plan is unique, as 1T pre-
supposes a large degree of skill and learning
on the part of the pupils themselyes-enough
10 enable them TO leave their books behind
them, and to seek the truths of Nature IN her
works. The fact that larger number Of stu
dents have applied for admission than can
possibly be accommodated at present, proves
conclusively the need of such a school, and
offers the best guarantee of its success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

Oxford has just bestowed an honorary degree
upon Prof Tyndall, greatly to the chagin of C. A.
Heurtey, Margaret Professor of Divinity, .whO OBJ
jects that Prof Tyndall denies "the crediblity of
miracles and the efficacy of prayer" 1t is true that
the University only last Summer conferred a degree
upon aMohsmmedan but the Doctor thinks there is
surely material difference between the case of per-
sons who are simply misbelievers or unbeleyers and
that Of one who has publicly employed his pen in
the interests of skepticism." There may be dis
tincton, but we confess that cannot the diff
ference. Admitting that Prof Tyndall has in any
just sense of the word attacked Christianity which
we are hardly prepared to admit, is not the Moham
medan by his life and open practice also attacking
it 1t is true that the Moslem may not write books
and may not lecture in behalf Of his religious opn-
ions but it is probable that he would do both if he
could, and think that by such q course he was
doing his God good service. IL Oxford had made
Prof Tyndall Doctor of Divinity there might
have been some sense in the objection of the Marga
rot Professor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

A fine old English gentleman, whom loyal Thomas
Newcome himself might hail rs brother has just re-
ceyed tho bronze medal of tho Royal Humane So
ciety. The gontle deed for which it was accorded
was his assistance In rescuing little child from
drowning in the sea. The old man, 81 years OF age,
made the Grst ol1Dgo ato tue waves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

The Government organs at Washington are
engaged in criticisms of Mr.. Thomas, Minister
to Peru, which seem to indicate that the re-
call of this gentleman has been determined
upon. He is accused of disregard of conven-
tional courtesies and of neglect of the duties
of his position. This is singular charge to be
made against diplomatic officer by the
present Administration. 1t never appoints
foreign minister from any consideration OF
fitness, and, it is to be presumed, sent Judge
Thomas to Peru to solve some knotty
political problem in his own State.
The men who recommended him and
those who signed his commission knew OF
ought to have known his eccentric and soli-
tary habits of life. 1t may be that his place
is now wanted for some one else. If so, he
will be removed, no matter what he has done.
But no one who knows anything of him can
be made to believe that his dismissal proceeds
from any regard for the service, in which Messrs'
Cramer and Hudson and their like have been
permitted TO remain so long undisturbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

While the ex-Queen Isabel is wearying the
patience of the Pope in Rome, and the agents
OF the Carlists arc eIertinS themselves to pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

How any man help believing in the doctrine
of punishment after death when he considers the
musketo, how it bites Is moro than we can under
stand This dabolical insect is brought to mind by
the mention of q Michigan man who has invented a
machine sort of trap for its deadly determination
1t is said to do its work very thoroughly and has 10
be reset only after the capture of each musketo
that its owner can pleasantly spend his nights in
attending to it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

vent any diversion of the Catholic interest
toward the party of Don Alfonso, the Spanish
Ministry issues its manifesto declaring that it
proposes TO take immediate and energetic
measures against the insurgent Carlists,
making full use Of the extended powers
granted by the Cortes. The time is certainly
favorable. Saballs has just shot his heuten-
ant, and the Pretender has ordered the arrest
of his most fanatical and savage adherent'
the famous Cure of Santa Cruz. Whether
there is enough cohesion IN the Government
and enough professional loyalty in the army
to accomplish the rout and dispersion Oh 'no
insurgents remains to be seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

We will not give way to premature con-
ordinations over the announcement VI 'ns
improvements which Postmaster James is Saiu
to have organized in the distribution Oh Tue
CITY mails. But every one will be glad to near
that he has turned his attention seriously 10
this subject and that the Postmaster-Generai
has consented to give him all necessary assist
ance in it. Heretofore we have been under
the reign of mere caprice, so far as the carriage
of letters within the city is concerned. Some
times a letter would be delivered within an
hour, and sometimes forty-eight hours would
be required for the same service. The plans
of Col. James seem to be practical and
economical, and they are certainly directed to
a branch Of the public administration which
is greatly in need Of reform.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
pRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

ofrUE fUhchAsiNg AND DEPOT q. g. y
until Il e'elosi, q m on MONDAY, the sti day q
at The tned stats. saSsseness 96ss
y Chicago or 81 Louis. BY The ssh q septemSel,
ioI barrels Mess Pork.
roo rounds Bacon. short. clear sides In gunpies.
.'oDO pound. Beans, choice white. handpcked. in
SS PPS SanSs: R Rsss * sPl ssi in barrels
a6D pounds Hominy, (srits,) in barrels
poans Goes ss sssaRfse S n IN d ssT5
ioo"o t9TphpHs SaEaI equal In quality to stuAd's
1900 gallons Vinegar, whisky (reauirtps thirty.
I'VE grams e bi'earbonste Of potassa to neS.
Ihlize one Hull ounce In new. full hooped
heads and iron hoops painted. and eie bu me-
capped with tin. AN '1"s'
1900 s sisSs Z, s SsRS's .a.m.n!lne full weight
tooo pounds soar, hard and dry, free from adul.
A mn n te,snons n boxes strapped
"''' yight hs s hhe gram. clean and dry, In
2S PSSaGs ground Ri.sl PEPPER free from adul
packed in boxes strapped, containing x
p,onp bounds sn net
hSr SssTsrg q SRsn. a.
delivery AZ Chicago, V Major H. Maefeely a B.. Al
q SsAES. III; 81 dei,ys,y.t 81 Louis, 70 Captain
bids 70 the proper oficer. l. .. 70 the Gommissary
e ss Ssys
bachage must b. In hrstrats sbippiDe order. AZ
'Js am aps a. ue time o. delivery u required
nsired 70 therein Freight on samples must DO pre-
PrSpcsals viii be received subject to the usual
Blank PROPOSALS and further Information will be
rIs. apon Application to rpy # he
Brevet liris. Den. and d s,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
RoPosALs FOR CUT GRANITE WORK.

=, 0ryrcr OF SUPERINTENDENT. Ausust 10, isa
until i M * Ss & day 's Of %ss 4 ~ ", once aS,
sssn c aaS ss a she M q M na
Ne ali wcfs or rSaa s fdp sso 3D.
S asroI o. me buiiding In accordance with the
The species OF stone from which selection will
De made Eiil be eonnped TO GRANTEES.
iSs. s s 70 III + b
TO be " ~ abv 2incses. showing on one face &c
dsrs1i grades o. cutting pioposed 70 Se Done n IN
Dc Tss TSS 6 e 81 Ard
~ rS Masa q IN nay BE- reqrsd By the
penalty Of one hundred dollars IsiOoJ for each and
every days delay beyond the time above stlpu.
Proposals. VIII be made for the work as exhibited
Sa vii 6 resessd " f,o sss
or lesaees o. the lusIries from which the stone Is
nscssssry fsses fSr PROMPT sn sl she
Payments viii be made me- monthly. deductins ten
Per cent OF work executed, until the nnai compile
All bids mast be made on tho printed form to be
obtained At this Office, and must be accompanied
doaSs % ,sa. IT, ~ Ss ss%
will accept and perform the contract II awarded To
Soysd s Tsl..a bissrtSf S9 saSsss t iS
q The bisfe, II VICE. tSe bader
Ih1 b ReSaGmehs tsssryes the right % reject
Government to do SOL and no propose thai does mol
sSs n syssy to s6s
treated a such. o'a' vi
SoEs: q M plans and specification can bo pro.
Propo.Als must be inciosed In Z scaled enyelopo
i m, .psoposas for eutvrsnite work Tor lie
land. Maine" md ne ss@-iss must nave label label
h the name n,S o. the bid and quarry marked
~ K K. SPEAR, Superintendent,