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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26
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Cuba;

! The war feeling is runnino vorv
! high among the Rhode Island ycter' 1
ans; Many Of them are singing. ac.
i cordlng to the Providence Press.
1--WE arc coming, Unole Samuel.
4 thrco hundred thousand strong"
= This Will include all the mon, women
and children in the State, besides
"not taxed" :"
! "Lct us la vo wTsr,', cr;os tho
Charleston News aud Courirr
"APoiogiifs. arc not enough. They
! will not Bring Ryan to life or restore
Try to his weeping widow and orphan
childrcn,. s wifi ap,l decisive action
is what the people now dcmanl.n
"Against tho Assaults Of the blood
! thiraty, wrctchca," ,deplares the Alba
n.y. J6drnal administration, oour
government itself wi l"ha 70 I Il pro.
tect its, ts,rights-and twill do this il
It has to oQyer the Cuban waters with
American IN mcn-pf.war,",,
Gan Armed Occupation of Cuban
Waters,' afirms tho Boston 'Tran,-
'crinte.f'by United. States fleot will
at .opoo .Tebuke, then, teatiness and
eayagery Of Spanish ofHoials excrois-
ing authority on the island. ~,
,"H spaln bo Q Ropnbiio," dcoiurqs
tho New Orleana Times (democrntic),
'she should not DO permitted by tho
greatest Republic in the world to
ttyrannizo over tho republican patrols
:. =" fSo ;Hr'1i;i Augusta tos> Chronicle h..
dignantly asks "Wbat rcnaration
shall tho United States receive for
this insult to her. , sovereignty ?"
HyPocritioal regrets, it opinos, will
po.tf DC, satisfactory to the American
Tho Rbi'o,hmon'd whig rem;,rh, ark: that; h
every good citizen should support tho
government in o judioious course
upon this question. and !Gswe, si,ouiA
bo careful not to im;tatq the Ia st and
passion which Ye havo condemned in
tho Spanish oficials.",
eve Owe it to .Our5o}vcs,5 asserts
tho Hartford. Times (domocrutic),
"to our oft insultad flag, TO humanity
itself, to 60 ut once to tho brutal
rufiians in Cuba VII . 'p2rpetratc theso
crimes and teach them one IL such less
son as neither they Dor tic world
shall forget" n..."
awe oannot Disguise tho Fact"
AYERS. tho Lynohbiirg Virgipiar, .sthnt
the peace of the two countrrics Is
monaced by tho status in Cuba, and
that intervention Of, some kind, ON tho
part OF the, United Statos, cannot
long bo post pouod.,'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26
Not long ago died the Col. Russell

Not long ago died tho Col. Russell
known in the Southwest as "Owl
Russell, who was once Henry Cha ay's
private Secretary. Elc was a man Of
Intcnse cgo'ism, whose chief object
in life w"s to lie admired and notori
Gus. Years and years ago, while in
the Missouri Legislature, he got the
$o"lriq"ct which clung to him all the
rest OF his life, and actually carried
him ont Of his political career. 1t
WAS during vic!cut debate in which
he bad shown an absurd pomposity,
that one Of his political comrades rose
and quietly told a little story. lie
said that ono uight Russell, while
travelling through the woods, lost his
way, and being stranger in that
part Of tho country, became rather
nervous. While in this sorry plight
he suddenly heard n voice not far
away, calling out, "who, who, who
are you % Tue answer vas loud and
prompts: II am Colonel William II =.
RuSscll, for many years a prominent
mcmbcr of the kentucky Legislature,
was School Comm issioner for the
southern district of Kentucky, am
now the Representative of Galloway
county in the Missouri Legislature,
am spoken Of RI the Wing candidate
for the next Congress. and an lost.
Who are you ~ OF course the uues-
ton was repeated, and the answer
"as agHin returned with all its link
ed dignity until the audience scr.am-
cd with laughter and greeted poor
Russell whenever nc dared to rise
with "who, who arc you I" And Sc
he got his name of "Owl RusScll."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

NT'Goy. } ohm, w. Palmer, of Him.
o!s' has written a lotter to say that in
MS opinion duestiona. like that of tho
mode of observance Of the sabbath arc
beyond tho rightful domain of lceis-
iatloon, :?aid. thst every, person should
DC permitted :"ithYut ,lcgal hindrance
to determine for. himself on, that, as
on all othor days, how he will employ
his time, only that no shall not in
any sense invade tho Liberties of oth..
crS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

Active preparations arc on foot in
our navy yards, apparently for some
great enterprise. These preparations
may be bona fdc but they may be
intended as a tub to tho whale. If
merely designed as diversion to the
public excitement. they nro not
enough. 1t will bo dangerous to the
administration to triilc with the pub
lie sentiment upon these Cuban hor-
rors any longer. ~. Y, HcraM.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26
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Governors Proclamation.

Moses has stolen time enough from
the pursuit Of his various robbing nd
black-maiIirg schemes to issue proc
lamation setting apart Thursday, tho
9th instant, "to be observed as q
day of Thanksgiving, and Prayer to
Almighty God" Flo docs it up in
about as few words as it could we'll
bc put in. Thanksgiving and prayer
are good things ; but We wouldu't
care to take any stock in either OF
the call of such reprobato a. 'sour
native young Governor."- Cheste,
Reporter. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

..Assp Francisco paper. announced , >,
that the Prussian government has
agreed tppurchase an island ofgypaun
lin tho ,Gplfof California for tho, sun,
Of 100000. Not long ago this
island was ';loeated"' under Mexican
Law by, sbsewd speculators who arr.
now, in possession, and who have neg".,
tiated the sale successfally. An
agent sent by the Prpssian govern.
ment to, ,exstnino tho island hao re1
ported .fsvqrably. The gypduH #ilF
be used for fertiliaing purposes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26
Ex.President Fillmore and fou

Ex-President Fillmore and four
surviving nom bers Of his old Cabinet
Conrad, of Louisiana, Secretary
Of War, Hall, Of Now York, Post
master General; Graham, of North
Carolina, Secretary of the Navy, and
Stewart, of Virginia, Secretary OF the
Interior--aro expected to visit
/ Washington this winter for a friendly
reunior.--N,' Y. Herald,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26
Many Of our funny mon have do

Many Of our funny mon have de-
stroycd their popularity by appearing
on the lecture platform. Mark Twain
couldn't stand it; Josh Billings laid
him' elf ont, and we have sorrowful
recollectious of being wofully sold by
that nattcst Of would-be bumorists,
ELI Perkins, or Mark D. LeDdon.
In few words, Eli is fraud on tho
stage-and it wouldn't bo great
stretch of conscience to pronounce
him one off. But Bailey knows
enough not to 60 to New York. and
not to lecture. Sensible Bailey!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

When farmers Of the Norwest in
convention assembled at Chicago, re-.
solve that pork is worth SIS per hun.
dron pounds; tho world alfects to
laugh at an absurdity. Whom tho
nail makers Of tho country meet in
Pittsburg and resolve that ten.pen.
mics are worth $4.45, tho world grina
and bears it. Such is tho difference
twixt twocdledum and dweedle ledee.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

Hearly two million moro postage.
stamps arc said to bo issued to post
mastera during tho the month Of o.
tober. than during any previous
month in tho history of tho postoflioe
department.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

=. Ihc complete returns from Vir-
glnla show that Kemper's majority
over Hughes is 27,963. This ;, is an
increaee of. 1852 over .Walkor's ma,
)ority in 1869. Hurrah for tho old
Dominion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

A corrosp spondont suggests, in view
OF the possibility ofa war between
the United Statos and Spain, and tho
capture of l1ayana by tho merioans.
that Con. Butler bo placed in COM
mand of tho city. There's nothing
like being In time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

elbow old is your mamma !" asked
q love smitten old bachelor of the
daughter Of the widow who had en-
chanted him. "T don't know, sir :;
mas ago varies from 43,to 25," wan
the artless roply, and tho bachelor
was di8onohanted.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26
80 1~-
A Sad Tale.

We have received Il letter headed
"pitt County Poor House," from
job 3. Wyatt, the father of Henry
Il. " yatt, the first martyr in the
Confoderte struggle, tho only man
killed 1T Bethel Church, on the 10th
of June, 1861. The poor old father
writes that his necessities are great.
1t is to the shame of North Carolina
that hc is in tho Poor ..1louoc. IIc
says that q fund was raised fer him in
Charlotte, somc years ago, and that
Capt. E. 9. Yellowly was written to
in order TO ascertain to whom the re.
hittance should be sent. lie replied
that Pcnucl Patrick, tho Ovcrsoer Of
the Poor House would bo the proper
person to receive tho donanion. 1t
never came.
We earnestly appeal to tho people
Of the State to forward contributions
to Mr.. Wyatt and wipe off the dis.
grace of having thc father Of the first
victim of the war suffering III Poor
House. .-Southcrn Home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

Santiago dc Cuba, city whose
name will lencoforth be heard with
shuddor, was formerly tho capital
of Cuba. 1t is marintime oity,.
and in 1858 contained population Of
24,253. 1t Is tho second CITY in size
on tho Island, and is situated on the
Santiago River, six miles from it's
mouth on the south coast. 1t is we'll
built, with wido streets, and housos
chiefly Of stone.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

Out of the 10000 Americans whom
the last census Of Paris gives as per-
manent resident, $4,000 arc from
Southern States.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26


Tho German Government has mado
the fourth payment of three millions
Tor United Statcs. bonds, Prussia is
increasing the, military ,roserye in
consequence Of the formation of, for
tilted camps on the FRENCH frontier.
:; ,y3------e. ~. o. LII ga -,
Few, things aro moro often predict
Cd than tho end of the world. and
that event as. frequently obatinately
refuses to como off. ', Tho Adventists
of Terry Island, Como cticut, predict.
cd thatit would come off on thei 9th
of November, and those. doludsd poo-
plo have had one Of tho most .agreesy
pie e9rprisesr-they find themae YES,
btill In this world instead Of being
somewhere else.-.Er. ..ns
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

Iowa should ho tho woman's para
disc. A majority of the State officers
and also a majority, of the State
Judges Of tho higher State coiirt, ia.
vor woman suffrage. Tho State Lii
brarian is woman, and the Enrolling
and Engrossing ClerEs in tho House
arc women. Women arc roportors,
copyists and paper foldors,, in the
State capitol, and six women are
serving as County Superintendent of
Schools. 49,. y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26
A Broken Window.

A San Francisco paper relates the
following incident which recently oc.
CURED there, which shows how easy
it is to collect crowd in largo
oity ga man carrying upon his
shoulder heavy iron bar strnck it
agaipsta II large glass window and
cracked the pane. Tho street was
one whero loaded vehicles frequently
passed, and so to prevent the airing
from causing tho cracks. to extend, q
ring waa drawn about the spot on the
glass with diamond point. Some.
body caught sight Of Tho slivcred spot
and tho circle about it, and stopped
to look. Another. did likew isc: tho
crowd increased, and in short timc
four policemen arrived on tho run, IT
having been reported at headquarters
that a pistol hall had boen Grcd into
the Office, and that the place had been
robbed OF course the coming Of the
police drow still larger crowd, and
the Office was almost beseiged. The
excitement could not Be allaycd, and
tho crowd dispersed until q plaoard
was hung up giving tho explanation
Of the affair, and even thon number
fingered near to spell out the words.
The students of tho Theological
Seminary, at Columbia, have employ
ed Mr.. Albert Query 30 paint a Dor
tro;t of tba Rou Dr roorno IIou,of
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-26

Tho obituary notice Of Kentucky
lady includes tho fact that hcr hair
was six feet eight inches long.
National Republican., 1873-03-29

TI'7oI oNNT75 ,TUN DhkI1INU IN ONCO
GUAM CREEK, VA.
M, UNITED bTATfs ENGIREER OFFIcEl
THIRD sToRY. UNoN BlHK buILpIsa
tiArErIE. snAn CHAaLEssTREET
~ bALrIhoRE, MD, March "a isJ1 !
hfopoaals for dredging In Occolnan creek H..
MI MI % Ieeeiyed until noon OF April ~ isII aud
banl form, m specineaons. kc be had on
MIN Major ~ Fn,SinnsA.Ira SinAIaltILL+
National Republican., 1873-03-29
DRoP0sAIs FOR TRANSPORTATION.
oTYS5 oaIS5 { 4 es4arEaMAsTra g. N

p.... DEfnRTNkNT OF ARIzosA.
@ Sa 1ssSfS aSSa e E Msrss Z yS i "A
.Sns Mhish az pISs K ,%s M ssSsy WI ss SPs6sd BIDDER
sRd q ntsy supplies ~ Il M shs sF1bs De
bartnsnt q AriEona, for the nscalyear sommene-
ny ypy !, lnA Proposals will be made for routes
ROUTE NO. l.,
be s n s p,n NOV ,s1Is,lng OF which may
PS e SorS S' aRa soSs e .9s
tosupply, hom Yuma DePot direct. N'N'A'N
coO,,.,.,,u,s. hogTE NO
year; north q The thirty fourth parallel oi north
now saEPlsd' y which may Hereafter % be 1Sa dSsdsS
ROUTE NO
IRON me lerminns OF the southern Pacific rail.
Toad, & THIS psnsrtmsnt to Poets embraced In
ho hhou,S No 3 anu including Camps Apache and Nc
bidders win state the rSto IN United States legal
which they Win GSnspSrt the I supple. TRsy % w
ye tbsir names IN full their residence and posi Of
BY each msmber thereof ''''1'N ~ "'e "0'
% ssa sS s5Iny may be TsgIrSG e sgPnss
ing ieo n miles, outside tho limits % the regular
pfoppsss the rSie al which such trSnsPorsation,
snonld es reanlred Eli DC lerfoTmed % be stated
~ q route koAd travel TO be not less than ten to
Zach prep5sAl must be accompanied by a suAr.n.
tee, aiEned by two Tesponsi6ie persons, whose re-
sponsibility must be certihed BY an onloeT d tss
ynted States ciyil or military service that IN cssf
the bid Il accepted the bdderNill at once exeete
eontraet with satisfactory bond In one fourth ~
III amount for its faithful execution ana IL r, r.H
mes9 fQr service July lGA The rilbt 70 reieci AN
or al bids y reserved by the united 6tatss' -
Envelopes should 10 inllorsed "Proposai for an
sSS ldEtSs4 s' GiiSs isiSs&ssiSI sssE
BY order Of the department commander
o,,.s ou.r,.rr,..,..n - !. J, DANA,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
AInrrreh. NfarohAIna
pRoPosAts FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
usFF9N 6us M2hk t4 cirhd tha6 H1ijIiHhR ILLINOIS STATES
UHIrRD srATHs Cusroh.HousR. CHIcAao. ILL.,l


UHrrED srATEs CusroM.Housz. cHIcAeo. ILL,.l
OFFICE or sUPERisrEsDEST. March 10. ls7a 3
Sealed propSsais Vii be s received ~ ths once Of
urnisF,ns deliyerins, hitting and putting h Pissc
drswihss. dssefiSed IN The speciacsons and eslisS
for In the schedules, combating OF the cantron col
umns Of basement and nrst story. rolled beams oi
nrst aud second hoors, and roof over portion Of
Copies u the avlngu, specincAtions and aoheti.
ule may be bad on hppleAtiQn At this ONCE.
pat he Hop N VIII s 81 &c os 70
srnment free Of charge. but Win be ereetod by tho
~ ~ :; ;.Ss. %;ss X . Hs line. sa
Ided AMONG difisrsnt biddsrs, but vii DO o eoasid
collmps % base nent story and the beAms. etc, oi
the hrA hoor must be delfYered and set In poslton
within four months from date o. aecoptanes u Iro-
eight months frym the date OF AeceptaiQeS
per ssn,um until the nnai complexion Of the con
:, All bids must be accompanied by penal bond in
the sum q one hundred thousand dollars lslOo OoOJ
that the bidder VII aeoea aud peigrm the contract
certified by tho United stlics Judge, the clerk d
the United states court the district attorney OF
the disi5ict whsTsiP he reside.
Or al bss 5s dss%ss "r ' M ners e g ff Ss
e d9 no aud any bId pa, !. not made
9Ilrs9ents Sf This adyertissmeht VIII not be con
sdsred neither he w, VII my b rsGeiysd from
work -
IT.ESS,aIs s be inaOr'ed "9as G, iESPyOri"
mhl1 SUPERINTENDENT
National Republican., 1873-03-29
DIED.

0ARToN,-MArclp ., Of typhoid pnsumonis
JOHN CARTON In the seventy .tlfrd year Of his aye
q hunerai from seyenihstreet PresPyterian church
lived NE d hit6ininess. and died trinmphihs M
please oopyJ
M0NT6OMERY.-o the 18th instant, In Carlisie
Pa, at the residence OF bis son.in.laW, Dr, Mahon,
isS heAr Admiral $50, D NosIooMERr' .. s. n, in
Ihe mnfrnl services will take place at the ehApel
q q ne Oak HUI Cemetery, 9eorytoyn, on Monday
invited TO Attet d
J0HNSTON.-On the asth instant, Of pneumonia
ALhERr NHEATLI, only sou OF John y. and Suaana
Johnston. aged three years and three months
His funeral wil take place on sunday, aOth inst,
haocloets from Residence at Uniontown. friends
,,sIoNE-At the residence Of his sdh.in.law. Thos
X. MAllace. No % West street oeorEetovp, b. O.,
In tho seventy eighth year Of his age
HIS remain. will BE- taken 20 Chariestown, Jeffer
son county, W. Va, for inteIment.
COLEMAN woodberry, near baltimore, on
ihe 9Th instant, MARoAnEf A. COLEMAN, in the
thirty sixth year Of her age
Notice Of funeral in Sunday papers.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
PRoIos1Ls FOR SUPPLIES.

NAVY Pay 0FTlcB, No % BRnApwAYy
p..,,..,., NEW loRK, March rs, ls7I
proposals sealed and indorsed on enyrlope "id
laE snppess "a Adyertissd.n viii be rceiycd At this Ills
opnes % nh II O'clock, yth INST, for tho following
Nv. SS ron dsiS q order free Of expense, al
=, =. BUilRAG ofNAvIaATIoN.
lDO StQre-l loom LanierlA q ba Delivered M tla
Navigation once Of the New York NAVY YAH IN
can be learned At thia ofhee VI Nnioh
Each bidder IN required to dcposit n aap,nio or ,,
lantern ~ the Navigation Ofice unOn whiCh 'hS
paa.s ms nrnlpsal u being nndcralodd imi the Ian
metuneT Of lanterns and lampR ~ manu-
hS l,shI y reseryed 20 reject any or ali bids that
a. may be fDoat to lis interesis " "e" espara'e'
hfspQnfible security reanired for ths ,,,,,,, ~, !,
ns seasSsl aSsl lery o. supplies awarded within The
blank forms win DO furnished At this Once and
prs opsnsd At the hour above named when paEties
n,o, dEbRaEF. CUTTER,
HnA' Pay Director, U,HN N
National Republican., 1873-03-29
JAY CooISE 81 CO.,

taeReral Assats for the District OF Columbia,
virginia, North Coroiinn, and soulh Caro-.
llhnf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANnREPUDLIc,
Z LEWIa JOHNSON 4 Co, o.. F.. r...
y FAINT, WARRINGTON q 90, .s
MIDDLETON Co,
WASHINGTON CITY sAyIs0s RANK, r., d,
FRKEARNB SAYINGS AND TRUBT CON
'PIpY'
National Republican., 1873-03-29
pRoPosALs FOR GRANITE PAVEMENT

Sealed q. Rysa "a vim be Sgra:a q
O'Clock m, on THURSDAY, the 10th ~ April, for
paving the curve At the sopth q the Capitol Grounds
The bidder TO stAte the price per superficial yard
No bid will be considered unless AeeompAnied with
which 70 be apgroyed hy Justice Of the peace for
the District OF Columbia, Judge OF u. y court,
oontract In case \ 10 aSardeito him, and Will eoh
iona - EDWARD CLARK. : =
mhnoOtd Architeot, u 4. Cupitbli'
National Republican., 1873-03-29
r. GOVERNMENT SALE OF NAVY VESSELS.
, NAVY DEPARrMEHr,)

bunEAu oTCossTRucTIos or AND HEPATR,
The Navy Department will offer Tor sale al public
auction, al the United States NAN al HtAtion Monnd
SisY Illinois, on THURSDAY, the lTth day of April,
lron.clAd singe.turret vessel osCEOLA, Of osS tons
Tssseis MHRfETT Sd sh S51skd sinsetIrSst na ~ @
t9ns msAslremeni, and the propeller steamer MIG.
NONEIIk, OF D. tons measurement
The yeasels and the inventory OF articles To bo
sold with each, can be examined at any time before
Of the Btation- " 's N'ANNiAuAn'
Twenty PER esntum Of tho whole amount of the
purchase money IN each case must ba Deposited nj
the time of sale, the balance within tan dnyI from
me NE dste o. u sale by the Department.
the date OF such confirmation, ~
turned wa W "
The aovernment reserves the right 10 withdraw
the vessels or either OF them. from sale at any time
cred Inadequate.
There viii also be offered for sale at the same tina
and place and subject 10 the same terms and copdi.
tons, one old Boom, now In use at the STATION for
the protection Of NesseH, together with such Boats
nrniiIre and stores nndsI the cosnilanee Of this
named, and will be sold separately mh2iFIW
National Republican., 1873-03-29
FOR STATIONERY.
Tns..yRI DE,lsIsrsr. March Is. Is,

Treasury DRpAnTNEsr, March Ib is7a
Sealed proposals. for furnishing Stationery for the
81. ;a@as SSi iaaf 5 Ss b IS fSs,is 5 4 i n;
Bi.ni forms for bidding viii be furnished upon
'fhe bids will be considered aud accepted or re,
Iected item by item; and thi. adyertisement and
hs Trsaspiy, and The. bond secomPsnytns ne
government and the bidder Of bidders. and no fur.
thar contract will be eIecuted,
The articles Contracted fpf must DO furnished
from Tine % nns during i ne ysa. In qA4hiitiss E
IRE quAntitiSa will. however. be called for during
Each proposal must bs aligned by the individual
with sufficient sureties, In the sum of ten thousand
sf The dlsirict Ii Which The sprelies reslds or 40
msnt. conditioned Tor Grnia6ins such porticfis %
the articles AA may be awarded under Il, and the
performance Of the contact
All detyeTies. WI 5s snhlect q i1tpection by .n
the Treasury aud the delivery Of an inferior article
will be deemed sufficient cause TO annpl the con.
tract at the option Of the Secretary.
Department, wAahinglon-
, Ths failure " comply with any one order under
the opntIant will operate A. forfeiture of the entire
SsS NAV dss abs % puIesIss n aSsn n msri.s q
such quantities OF any articles a. ahi be necessary
10 supply the deficiency caused by such failure,
Ss ns Saos M e. Ss1'aT q S
PTopoaais unaecompAnied by q satisfactory bond
VIII not be considered and contracts will be awarded
only y eitehiAhed manufacturer Of or dealers In
Proposais 70 be addressed 10 the underuigned. and
MARKED. proposals for ,siati9nedy."',
mhiTAo Acting 6ecretary n the Tress,rx