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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-27
Strty Days. Three Days.

The following are the nominal rates OF the bank
ers named on London, with their expression OF the
tone OF the MARKET
segman Co. tactive). =. 4.s5< a 4.ss1s less com.
Morton, Bliss d Co. steady 4S5h 4.SS1a less q
Drexei, Morgan Co. STEADY
Bank OF California (quiet). 4S5 less 1-l6
Bank OF Montreal STEADY.
A. Belmont Co. (nominal 4s5n ASH less com.
FOREIGN ADvICEs
were received to-day as follows :-LondOn, March
2s-ll AS A. M.-Consols for money, go; do for ac-
count, 92b fve-twenty bonds oil 1865, 109H 1929
DO. do. OF 1867, 1895; ten-forty bonds 1044; new
fves, lo4a4 Erie shares, 3s& 3s7S; New York Gen.
trial. 921a 924; American securities strong. l p.
M.-Consos for money, 9l3s a 81; do. for account
s2 92A five-twenty bonds OF 1885, lO9%: do. do
OF 1861 1925; ten-forty bonds, 1O4s a 1o42s; new
fves, 1O4A; Erie shares, $50 3S%; New YORK
Central, 92T 9224; American securities firm. 2
p. M.-Erie easier, 3sh rentes at Paris firmer
sol. soc. 2:30 P. M.-Erie weak and
tending down 3s1. $3.50 P. M.-Decrease in bull
lion in the Bank OF England during the past week
was ELS, 600. The bullion gone into bank, on bal.
ance, to-day was $4,000. The proportion of bank
reserve to liabilities which was last week 46% per
cent is now 447s. Rentes at Paris are buOyant at
SOL. S5c. p. M.-Consos for money, 912s go; DO
for account, 90 92b; five-twenty bonds OF 1865,
1925 1895; do. do. OF 1867, 1925; ten-fOrty bonds
104h a lo43S; new fves, 1o424. Erie Railway
shares 37is. New York Central 92]s 9224. Erie
weak. American securities quiet and steady. 80
p. M.-Erie weak and lower at 3714 a 37H. In
crease OF specie in the Bank Of France during the
past week % 095, OOof. Rentes SOL nc. 6P NJ
Erie weak and lower, 1854. Amsterdam March &c,
Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 72 Union Pa
cifc stock, 81 311s; Northwestern preferred, 644
a 641s; st. Paul preferred, 56H; Erie Railway
shares, 36Z 36H Illinois central Railway
shares 91E.
The possibility OF a nec issue OF ipconoertib,e
paper Iregdrd scIh GDGzensent and anxiety, and,
in ma Judgment such an issue acOu2d be a deti-
nse'u aud q stdnae.-CHARLEs SUMNER
GOVERNMENTS
here were steady and quiet, awaiting the action OF
the Senate upon the subject OF infatiOn. Prices
osed:-United States currency sXes 117A a
1174; do do, 1881, registered, 1875 a 1879 /;
do. DO, do, coupons, 1903 1905; do. five
twenties, 1862 registered, 1174 117&; do. do,
do, coupon, I7s 117Z; do do, 1854 registered,
1lsA I1eZ; do, do. d. coupon, 1873
100; do do, 1855, registered, 10Y
40; do. do. do, coupon, 1908 a 1905; do.
do, d., new, registered 11s74 49, do do, do,
coupon, l19 1875; do. do., 1867, registered,
1898 1917; do DO, do, coupon, 100 1905; do.
do, 1858, registered. 119A 100; do do, do, cou
pom, 1l94 100; do ten-forties, registered 1l4A
a IFS; do. do, coupon. 114a4 lis; do. ives,
1884, registered, lis 1851; do do, do, coupon,
lis 1l5a.
The possibility Of issue Of inconrerti61e
paper Iregord NTH anaazenaent ana anxiety, ana,
in Gsy Judgment, such issue sooud be detri-
1ne,a and q shdme-CHARLEs SUMNER
The following were the bids
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on extreme quotatiO from 112H to 1924,
closing at 112x, the speculation hating be-
tween the influence OF the infiation action
OF the House Of Representatives the antci-
pated action OF the Senate and the effect
npon foreign money centres. contrasted with the
action OF Secretary Richardson in selling SIC $1,000
where he had only advertised 100000 to be sold.
The bids were eleven in number, aggregatiEg
$l,62ae00, at from ll2.l TO ll257. The award sof
81 Oo0, COO was made at ll23s TO ll257 The carry
ing rates ranged IRON to per cent? nat for bor-
rowing. The SuDTreasury paid OUT 900 on ac-
count OF called bonds and $4,000 on account OF
interest. The customs receipts were $3O7, OC0
ranged rom to per cent, with continued free
offerings. The internal revenue receipts to-day
were s247OOO; outstanding legal tenders I'M
changed
me possibility or ne,o issue OF inconuertible
paper regard acith amazement ana anrse,y ana,
in nly judgment, such issue acolld De detri-
meTu ana shdgne.-CHARLRs SUMNER.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
IL steady at the following rates:-Prime nominal
steriing 4s5ls and ASK, selling ASS and ass
to ASH; commercial bills scarce; continental
firm; Reichmarks, 954 and 96A; Gables, 964 !;
prime Paris 5.ls and 5.132l. The following is the
complete ust:--
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN. March 26-Even-
ing-Spirits turpentine SSs per cw-
LIv ERPoOL PRoDUCE MARKET-LIvERPooL- March 20
Evening-,pirts turpentine SSs. Cd. 34s. per cwt
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ

me possibility Of a neao issue OF fnconperttbte
paper regard ocith aB.Gzensent ana anxiety, and,
In mn j,dgn,eat such an issue acosld be detrt-
nae,at and shdnse.-CHARLEs SUMNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-27

choice SIC s,Sc cenriiuga hhds. and boxes. Nos.
to 49, SC. sac; molasse hhds and boxes 6Ne
Ito SAC a7c DO 10 70 AZ 10 &C. "a :, do i az. 70 10
Zoe. white 9ISc "A l0l4c Porto Rico-ReiDing, common
10 prime 6sfc re. grocery, fair to choice 7Sc ehc
Dulch standard No. 10 to II, TIC. SIC. Manila@Sn
De rior and extra SUPERIOR 6'sc. lac Messrs wait,
Creighton Z Morrison in their CIRCULAR Of this date sum
up as follows:- r 49,,
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And as follows Tor
CITY BANK SHARES.
MEMORANDA.

The customs receipts for the week ending March
Fl we're s3,0oO,000.
The first mortgage seven per cent bonds of the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis Railway
Company have been placed on the free list OF the
Stock Exchange
The stock Exchange has placed on its regular
list the new bonds OF the New York ana Harlem
Railroad Company.
The Treasury balances at the close OF to-day
were as follows:-
Currency ....................... 81, 500 900
Coin $500, 600
I,ess coin certlfcates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 800 600
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me possto0ny or a ne1c issue OF inconrertsole
paper I'egaru Nth anazement ana aariea. ana,
IN my Judgment, such an issue mould De a detri.
ment ana a shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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xs15 p. M.

5000 Us 52 c. g.. 175s $500 Us 500 67... 1885
The possibility Of ae,c issue or iaaconre7tible
paper reguTd ,ciM ansazenent and anxiety, ana,
IN my judgment, such issue ,ooatld De q deii
1ne,lt and q shdnte.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-27

So)o 10.
1900 Chi 4 N W con-.
1910 G. Z, Z h l ist.. -.
5B00 Gt West Isl, 'SS. =.
1000 I d w LIST, 81 l. ID
5000 do.
28Jo G INV C C go Ids
1900 G a r / Il Pac rs
1000 p, TT " X c I'd. :.
1000 NJ 4 st z, l X VI d
5000 NJ a StP,C 4 NJ d.
1000 G. q "a = lst. :.
5000 Bos, IL 4 Z lst..
500 DO.
5000 TO-. ............
Iar00 90. =.
1000 Sur, G 4 Il NJ lst..
300 st l., J& Chi LIST. :.
10000 G Il Pitts 4th mbc
20DI L hes Il ONO lst..
5000 n j Cen cow.
400 II Asst 30 e's. che
2O0O Alt Il I II I'd N pi.
1910 do. be
10 shs Bank Of CON-.
8 Am EX b'k ........
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9iQlest. LO1reSt.

The possibility or a ne,c issue Of inconrerttole
paper regard wtth aDazenent ana anxiety, ana,
~ "'v Judgrnent- such an issue could be u detrt
menu ana a shdme.-CHARLEs SINNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-27
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
The Monthly Report of the NatiOnA
Bureau of Statistics-Trade with
China-ImpO and Exports.

The monthly report of the Bureau OF Statistics
is in press 1t contains the details of our foreign
trade for the eleven months ending November 80.
1878, as compared with the corresponding PERIOD
OF 1872 Dr.. Young, Director Of the Bureau, fur.
nishes the following synopsis
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The possibility Of neao issue Of inconrerti01e
paper regard ,oith asnazenaeat and anxiety, and,
IN my judgment, such issue sOo,lsd be detri-
qaeat and shanae.-CHARiEs SUMNER.
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or the total trade by water during the eleven
months ending November 20, 1873. 70 per cent
was ca rred in American vessels, as compared With
Is per cent for the corresponding period OF 1872.
The number ana tonnage OF vessels engaged in
the foreign trade, winch entered and cleared
during the twelve months ending November 80,
1879 and 1872 respectively, were as follows:-
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SrEARINE was In good demand and the market firm.
we heard of sales of 603 tierces at loe. a lO1sc
TALLow.-The market quiet, but firm me sales
loot up about 100000 lbs at TIC. 1nc, as TO quality
frmer and the demand fair Sales 800 bbls. ut Tiac.
CSC. closing at the higher price.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

Sometimes disease which threatens life ia
blessing in disguise-and is especially 30 il
country for its treatment. We have ali sorts
of climate, and an infinitude Of unexplored
country for such experiments. Jacob Weiss
was poor German mechanic of Louisville
He was afflicted with bronchial affection
which threatened consumption, and was ad-
vised to go to Colorado to prolong his life. He
went, and after staying a while at Denver,
joined little exploring party and took to the
wilds. Weiss has been gone eight months, and
writes to friend that the party have dis
covered half dozen rich silver mines, and
sends home specimens of ore. He'is cured of
sides.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HARDWARE,
ETc.-City and country dealers, and planters
and aGrioulturists generally. would do we'll before
making purchases to examine the immense stock to be
found in the warerooms of Messrs. A. Baldwin Co.,
"a Canal and 81, % and Common streets and whose
advertisement will be found on the fifth page There
probably NO family in the South that hotter known
than that Of the Slocombs its mombsrs have AL been
foremost for half century works Of public ability
and have on all occasions displayed public spirit and
enterprise worthy of general imitation. the late
war few LouiAisnians were conspicuous Ct rem
dered greater service than Capt Cuth. Slooomb for
many yearS and till his death the head house.
and whose largo interests In the business
into tho hands of his widow and his mother. Mesars
Baldwin and Euptis two experienced and capable gen.
tlemen. are the other partners in the concern and
manage ths businOss which of course ladies could
not attend to- but which is their principal source of
revenue.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops.-on Thurs
day last Mmc Rosa Reynoir, No. eco Magazine street
had her grand opening Of fall and winter millinery,
hats bonnets. flowers veils etc., etc., and throughout
the day her store crowded with ladies' inspecting
the new and elegant styles which Nine. Reynoir had
gathered Her stock 10 very complete and ladies will
End her prices moderate. Mrs. Orchard formerly
with Mrs. Montague Ia with sAEmo. Reynor, and will
attend to dress making In all ts branches in the most
acceptable stylS She will slso do cutting and bastnR
In the latest fAshIOns Orders from city or country
win meet with prompt attention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

On our 6fth page our readers will fud the
advertisement Of Mensrs. Hogan Co, No. 637 MaRn-
sine street. special tea merchants which worthy Of
their. attention. AZ they cell only and cOdsss,
chair assortment OF these articles complete long
experiences has enabled them the worry
articles that come to this market. They reliable
gentlemen, and their teas may DO depended upon %
fresh and genuine Buying Ia large 9uantisies. thOy
get hS goods very low and this enables them to sell
cheap to ther eIstOners. We advise our readers to
give them trial. senadent that they win meet with
nothing but fair and honorable deaisRa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

Coughs, colds, asthma, and all diseases Of
thiS nature fatal in their eeots 90 prevalent &C
this time Of the year. AnOst cured
by few spoonfus Of LAplAoes Indian Turnip PeoSoral
Balm. which be bought OF any good druggist Our
wellknOvn follow otisen B. LaplAoe. EsQ - and Is
EysAn Fields street. the disoovsror Of and Wholesale
dealer in this invaluable remedy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

CUNDURANGo BrrTERs.-Tbis is n splendid
family medicine. and has gained very extensive sale
throughout the South. Messrs. Morrison Woodward,
corner Of Canal and Aagazne streets sole Southern
agents
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

These and many other phenomena are to
this day subjects of wonder, and it remains,
perhaps, for the electrician, or the ex-
ponder Of some more subtle force, to ac-
count for those mysterious influences which
are proPagsted through the invisible ether
ana com municated to men in a manner that
forc'b'y proclaims the government Of one
Infinite Astronomer before whose wondfous
dispositions OF material and spiritual force
all human powers, physical and intellec-
tual alike, must pale.
THE MOON IN PAST ACES.
1t is asserted with good authority that
es far back as the second century before the
Christian era the Chinese not only made ca
talogues of the fixed stars with their posi-
tions In relations TO the eqninoctiai and
soistitial points and the obliquity of the
eciiptic, bat also advanced q theory of
eciipses substantially the same as that of
our own times. There yet remain works
in the Chinese tongue which were written
200 years before Christ showing that the
periodic times and revolutions of the lunar
orb were known to them at periods far
anterior to that ancient date. The most
skiifui astronomer that ever China pro
duced, who bore the euphonious cognomen
of Tcheou-cong, lived more than 1000
years before the Christian era, and he spent
whole nights in contemplating the ''mo.
tions of the everlasting suns" and the phe- |
nomena of OSCILLATIONS and eclipses.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

Every housekeeper will find it to his ad-
vantage to use shePArdS Patent Starch Gloss. Fer
sae by Z. vAlles Dauphine street. corner EnRhsn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

Large stock of kid gloves, Of various delicate
shades warranted not to burst Levy Bros.. SEQ
&agasine Stroot. Beat two-button kids IS o. IS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

shepArd's Patent Starch Gloss saves time
AID labor IL cheap and makes your clothes appear
new. For sale by Peter RlisArdi oOrnor Of Burgundy
Aad Vaudeville sIraeta.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

NEW GooDs AT BRAsE1A5AlS g. ADAlss,-After
tho elections everybody viii feel happy and vista 70
Brasalnan Adsns' elegantly stocked establishmsnt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

The latest styles In fall goods have iust been
reserved at Lazy Rros., $50 afsga.lns street. They
row retain Elk-airiped perlins ~ a<o.,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR.1
oRts, q 30 per oQunro oaoh 10

sertion. - - w
Data inserted Nc special rntaa
D1Ath ana hnEriage Notices, q eaah tnoarfina.
Want3 and Personal InfoFrnnfio- ASTr--ss--y...-A,
10 eelfa Ter Inc oaoh tnsorti0a.
Edisoeinl Moeansa. 20 6astS lina.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01
oTHER INFLUENcEs ExERTRp RY LUNA.

OTHER INFLUENCES ExERTRD BIZ LUNA.
Tue term lunatio is derived from the
Latin name Luna, which signifies the moon,
because persons afflicted with madness were
supposed to be Influenced and aggravated
at the recurrence Of the new moon. Per-
sons subject to epileptic and cataleptic its
are likewise known to be- attacked more
violently st the same period Wood cut
at certain phases Of the moon IL more lia-
BILE Co rot then when hewn at other periods.
and changes of the weather are more likely
70 take place when the moon enters her
respective quartere than at any other time.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

The New York correspondent of the Londor
Register writes very interesting letters to thai
paper. From his letter dated September 2lst
we copy as folleHs:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01
INFLUENCE ON THE TIDES.

SNN
Relatively small though this mass be, it
nevertheless exerts an attractive power
suthcientto lift the immense mass of waters
on our globe from their normal position,
causing the oceans to oscillate up aud down
and generating the familiar occurrence of
tides. lie ia true that the Gun is millions of
times mare powerful in his attraction than
the moon, yet his Influence on the tides is
trlhlng compared to the moons. The rea.
son of this ia that there is less ratio be-
tween the SUMS distances from the midday
and midnight portions of the earth than
there is between the moons distance from
the near and remote sides of the earth.
The result is that the moons attraction is
least at the remote side of the earth and
greater at the near side. Hence the ocean
bulges out at those opposite regions, caus.
ing high tides at the same instant on Op-
posite sides Of tbe-earth. At poiuts half
way between those places there is low tide.
The time which elapses from one high tide
to another is twelve hours and twenty five
minutes. IL would be exactly twelve hours
but for the continued molten of the moon
eastward, causing delay of twenty Eve
0VerV tWelve hnpra
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-01

Dealer in Wood and Coal, Bricks, Sand lime CsraszA
Plsstsr Hair. Laths. Shingles. Oak, Ash ana Pins
lowest market rates. Orders hlled and steazaboAta
supplied 1t short notice. apis u lysp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-18

Republican Central SldDs OF the KurIsn
of orIeans.-The following are the names OF the
off GERS OF the Central Ward Republican Clubs of
this parish and their time Of meeting, as recognized
by the Tarifh Executive Committee:
First ward. c. Miller, president; George G.
Norcross seer tary; meets at the corner OF White
and Ielpomene streets Monday night.
Second ward-C. F. Caudln, president; A. Freiot.
secretary; meets CT Erato, le!ween Caroadeiet and
Baronne streets. Tuesday night.
secretary; meets at Clay Hall Saturday night.
Fourth ward-R. II. j. kenEer, president; meets
on Derbigny street Monday night.
dez secretary; meets at the corner of Orleans and
Claiborne streets Thursday night.
Sixth ward-B. +. Joubert. president; j.. Lama
Mere, secretary: eets at the corner OF Cla5orle
and Crsulines streets v ednesday night.
Seventh ward-C. j. Adolphe; president; N. A.
Perault, secreta-y; meets at tie corner OF Dau-
phine and Union streets Londay night:
Eighth ward-F. Turns, president; William j. Eli
mis-, secretary, meets en- UfquLart street "edues-
Mint ward-Tom Carey, president; J. Blandin
secretary; Leets at the corner OF M&zant and
Deuphine streets Thursday night ,.,,u
Tenth vard--J. A. Layer, president; r. DeFru-
vile, eecretarv; meets on First street. near LoeT.
ty, Tuesday right
: Maang, tecretary; meets at the corner OF Sixth
and St. fatriek streets Monday night.
Tvelftl. ward. Anderson, president; E.. B.
Falls, secretary; meets at Jefferson Hall Friday
Thirteenth ward-A. Dejoie. president; P. J. Ma.
loney secretary; meets on Cadlz, between ohesl'
Fourteenth warG-sN Johnston president; II.
Powell secretary; meets On Broadway street
Tuesday night.
Fifteenth ward-A. Dumont, president; Charles
Hill, secretary; meets On Valette street, near
Bounty, MONDAY sht.
Sixteenth ward-J. T. Claiborne, president; z
Macray, secretary; meets at tie corner OF adams
and Anthony streets.
Seventeenth ward-T. Z. Stamps. president; F.
Deivel. secretary; meets 2t the corner OF Camp
ard 22rth streets.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
s. NJ QUITE SecTetarv. ivli
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-18
PROPOSALS FOR A NEW DRAINING
MACHINE.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPRoTEkgvTs,
New Orleans, JAY 8, 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THR
y undersigned. viii be received at this Office IN.
til 10 A. VI. TUESDAY, September j, 1874, for the
erection OF buildings and machinery for araiLin :
machine at the AXE end Of Upperline canal.
Bids TO be made for payment in cash, and In new
consolidated bonds, drainage series, at par at the
option of the City Council.
The city reserves the right to reject any OF all
bids.
Proposals 10 be accompanied by plans and speci.
fcatiO0s, both general and III detail. The propo-
sails to state the price CT the machinery, including
boilers, elgnes pumps, foundations and buildings;
total height Of lift, force. both, 70 be-
5aTy for the discharge OF d certain quantity Of
water in a given time.
Machinery to have capacity Of 15,c00,oGo gallons
per hour, to be of g durable character and in all
respects first class.
Buildings to be of iron, good design. well vent1
lated. and constructed in substaptal manner.
Work TO commence in sixty days following ad.
judication Of contract and complete in five months
The YORK Will De located Immediately inside of
the northwest angle OF the lake embankment at
its intersection with tie west or upper embank.
ment.
Aplan showing arran cement for pump. engines
and boilers re seen at the Office OF the City
surveyor, but bidders viii not he confined to any
particular class Of pumping machinery.
All parties mailing proposals for this contract
required 10 deposit with The Administrator of
Finance Us evidence Of their Intention TO abide by
the adjudication, the sum Of ss2500 in cash. which
Shall be forfeited to the CRY in case failure to
sign tLe contract.
Bidders TO WHOM the contract 10 not awarded
shah have their deposits returned 10 them on the
day the adjudication is made.
No Did will be received unless accompanied
By the certificate of the Administrator OF finance.
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
Bids to be indorsed Proposals for Draining
ivqtd JAMES LEWIS Administrator.