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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-04-07
CLARINDA, Tennessee.


/. About what is the total amount of
coin and bullion in the United States, and
what portion in the hands of the govern
ment? 2. Is the government obligated to
pay IN coin the principal and interest OF all
the issues Of 7-30 bonds? 8. Where, when,
and By whom, was the first steam engine
put in use for railroad purposes? Please
give short account of first efforts at rail-
roading. 4. Is there duty ON sugar, tea,
and Coffee If SO, how much
Ans. II. By recent statement by the
Treasury Department, only $13.S32, 600 is
in the hands of the government. One COM
petent expert estimates the total gold coin
and bullion in the United States at less'than
$40, 000, 900. 2. All the 7-3O bonds have
long since been converted into per cent.
gold bonds, known as 5-20s. 8. The first
locomotive was made by French engineer,
nj. Seguin, Id 1926, and introduced upon
she railroad running from Rounne to st.
Etienne, and from there to LyonH. The
first locomotive IN America was planned FOR
the South Carolina Road By e. e. Miller,
of Charleston, and put upon that road
about 1920 or 1880. e Tea and coffee are
admitted free. The duties on sngar are
from cents Per pound, plus 25 per cent.
ad val0fem, ID cents per pound, plus 25
per cent. ad Valoren, this range being from
common brown to loaf and refined
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Brigham Young Is 4 adireqtor Of the Utah
Southern Railroad, and has = family pass
The road, however, insists upon being mott
fed IN advance when bis family wants to
travel over
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CRYSTAL LAKE, Illinois.
/. Is it fact that the land in the south
frigid zone is colder than that in the north
frigid, and if true what is the reasonp 2.
What is yoar reason for believing that the
center of the earth is not a molten mass,
and your theory to account for the interior
heat of the earth?
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Resoiped, That the Republican party
of Snyder county, through her repre-
sentatives, the Return Judges of the
several districts, in convention assem-
bled, do hereby heartily endorse the
nom ination of his Excellency, Ruther.
ford B, Hayes, OF Ohio, as the Republi
can candidate for President of the Uhi-
ted States and that we heartily en-.
dorse the nomination of Hon. William
a Wheeler, of ~ Y. rs the Republican
candidate for Vice President; that we
further endorse the action OF the Nation
al Conyeptlon, AT Cincinnati, in laying
down q platform OF b rad, sound prln-
ciples AM tho exerc ise of wisdom and
sound judgment IN presenting 10 the
people for heir sniirages two OF the
purest statesmen aud most eminent
citizens for two of the highest offices in
the git OF the Am erican peop le.
Resotued, That ip the no nination
of DR.. A. NJ Smith, for Congress,
we have selected geptl eman OF
ability, integrity aud unbIepisbed
character and should the Congress
sional conference re cognize his
claims We pledge him the entire SUP,
port OF the party. That snyder count,
has just claims to the district pomi.
nation is indispptable.
Resolred, That il the nomin ation Of
| DR.. Il. +. Wagnnsejlsr,. for senator W. II
have p gentleman whoes Qusiltj jcations
fqr tle oiiice are inqnestl0nehIe that
the claims q 5nyHer collpty ere such
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AoARn TO TIE AMERIrAx prnr1c--

A CARD ro rHE AMERICAN PUBulc.-
For many years We have mhte two medicines
suited " the allluonta oravtst cl,sso suffer.
er-. ~ ietnis 0t cures have heep made hv
Them, AMI, In In tet. the word ftiiure could
never be cnuplei VITA them. Hut within tn.
last ~" years cntnterleits ot our mciiriges
nave sprhnV up, tt1ger Ius IN their cl p-r Unit -
tiou Of uur rrtle VI rk. ~ secure the pn 10
we have ulaocd upon eich genuine blN -. Hdl,
lnway's Ptlls md NollON Ointment the o., q
stmilie NJ tn signature of uur Ago 2. Nr ils.
haydock. To counterfeit this Il lolnny We
ii III rel nt cs.ly p1r 'ue my uus who initttcs
this with the nj uust viIlr 0i the ltw We most
earnestly beg that the gretr ~ tss ut The Amer
len teIpio vii tit ~ IN our efforts ~ prp'crt
their health. aud help ~ In our task nG hriug-
INK tresc most unp iuripl' Il Wcn o. tie htr qf
justice Y niln mly rc'use 10 purctufn Neli.
cincs purrortinS 10 he ours u.la.s Mr. los
u iiluek'S st<utture IL Ittichelt to each Box
ot Ptll'oi Pot ui Ointment aud the end viii
soon be nchcd.
The pd5liS's oheliont servants.
HOLLOWAY X co,
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counselunity and harmony throughout
the district. and pledge him a full,
hearty support In the approaching
campaign.
Resoiced, That in presenting
Charles Miller, for the Legislature
j. H. Arnold for District Attorney ;
Jeremiah Grouse for Prothonotary ;
.Iames NJ. Vanzandt for Register &
Recorder, aud $. +. Sheary for Jury
Commissioner, the party has selected
men ofnbility and well qualified for
an efficient discharge of the duties OF
the several offices and whom we
will support with the entire strength
OF the party.
Tesoiced, That the candidates for
Congress aud Senate select their
conferees.
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TO CONSUMPTrVEg

Tue advertiser, having hcfu prrmiu,utly cur.
ed OF that drtti disri~e, C1i-ulupU1u hy . s,m.
PIE RENE ~, if luXiOus - make kulyn - 4Js f..
ow snderers The means NJ cure. TiiIl vhp d -.
i'e ~ he VIII srul a Cnny uf the prescription
u~el, iir'e NJ rhirf"', win tho directions for
prop. Ing AMI usinF tine - ne witch they VIII
h1d - tr' Clfe pr g 'usunp'ipn. Asthint. Iir,
,hltis 81 Pir;ie, Wishing the p-t.r-. .rfinn WIN
ple .-r lrn-s Il We A. WILSON
l0I Ponu s., VIII ilmsburrh, Nov York.
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ERRORS OF Nn1rrm

n GENrLh l. NAN whn suffered for years from
k1Nsrvuu- u fbtiitr. Premature n-1tv. aud an
%, ELECTS of youthful inlis'r,tinB wifi, FIR the
Sako "t huu1uiy srui tree o. AN who uceil a. th,
rrrire tni dtreat'nu fpr making IA -iiupi. rouI-
"dA hy which h' vtS cured. Sunirrrs wishing
10 prnn ~ the tifrrt-or's exp 'rlence eau ,lu 80
80 ADD l1"stut in '1ii confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN, ~ Cedar 81 New York
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The Snyder County Central Agri-
,cnltursl Fair will be b6ld at Middle
burg, Thursday, Fridoy and Satur.
day, Oct 9th. 9Th AID 9TH, next.
lfvery effort will be made to make
the Fair an entire success, and IL is
hoped the people ofthq who 10 county
will contribdte thereto
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a CARE

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscrc'ion. of youth nervous
wenkncss. early decay. loss Of manhood.
Nc, vii send n recripc that will cure
You. FRW or CHAEGE Tms1gaeat
r"medy wis discovered by mirsionary
IN South Amcricn Send self addressed
to the Rrv. JosErnT ISu,x.
station d Bihle House, New York Guy.
Apr 10Th Gm.
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The old slanii1 cdnnittee VIII o
gave place I, the new committse
on Monday lsss, deserve great deal
OF credit for the good they acc c,m :
pllshed. The fair anil satisfactory
manner in which the late Primary
Election was conducted is due to ~
action on the memorable 9TH of Au-
gust last.
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FAMILY REUNIoN.-The family of
Andrew and Barbara Uish, deceased
late oi West Beaver township. SNYDER
county, "a number of whose uescen.
hants reside in this county. assembled
at the house of Andrew Ush. i'm that
township, on saturday June 81. for n
social time. -Four sons were present.
one absent three daughters. ono alb
sent nine grandchildren, twenty-five
absent fifteen grcat-granl-childrcn.
twenty-cight absert Total number Of
the social pleasure. iiity-one. The fol.
lowing resolution was passed
RESOLVED, That we. as II family Of
tho deceased, feel grateful 10 the giver
Of all good that our lives have been
spared unto this preaSont day, and are
blessed to enjoy this social happiness.
May the Lord bless and sustain Us by
His grace that when we fail on earth
we may meet in heaven, whero the
wicked cease from troubling and the
weary ,Te Mt rest.
olJ l ISAAC Il. ULsH, Chairman.
IL WHsoS tLsH, Secretary.
The following sentiment was alsoex-
|pressody Z
AS bur friends, Mr., John Orwig and
|wiic and Mrs. Charles Haley, from the
Slate Of Ohio, on their tour to the Cen
iennial, gave us n visit 1--WE desire to
have a day of pleasure which would he
remembered by ALL we give our heart
Eelt thanks 10 them for their respectful
Visit, and also wish them pleasure aud
sccess on their tour to the Centen-
lal and home.-Ld,0isioWR gazette.
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'patruns of husbnndy? said Mrs.
Darlington rellectively in replo 20 < re-
mark of the Doctors concerning that
order, Yes, | do seem to rccommem-
Der hearing of them but I never have
used any. The best pa,runs that I
know of are tho Domestic | have
used lots of those to cut out my clothes
by'--and here Isaito broke into her re-
msrl>s with the information that tho
old onss made bully kites ;and then
went gtavely on with his work of de.
corating the cats tail with patent
clothcspirs.
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EMANUEL WEIs. Some q years ago
Mr.. Weis was living in this place with
his mother in due small house on the
lot now occupied lw DR.. j. Y Shindel.
He left here about the above mention.
ed time, and no one was able 10 find
out whittier he hWi gone to or what
had become of him. and all who knew
him, thought that he. was numbered
with the dead. This vas however not
the case, Us few lays ago he made
his appearance in town, fine. healthy.
looking gentleman. He intends to re.
main here a few weeks, have n sooia.
BILE time with his old a,quaintanoes. af-
ter which Ii, will spdDd short time
1t tho centennial ana ,hon return to
ms home IN California. whero ha il in
business. Al wish him pleasant time
while sojourning in the east. aud safe
ana prosperous return 70 his western
home.
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Gen. Samuel VI. Hulicl, ot Philadol.
phia. who for some timc was an officer
pf the Sunhury Is Lcwstpwn rnilrond
died in that city on Saturday last n
week, aged - Years Gen. Iulicl, had
a distinguished record. lie WIS n
physician 10y profession aud graduated
ut the age of seventeen. In 1851 hc en-.
tered the army and arose hy merit Ia
the position Ut hfcvct brigiliur gcnc.
rnl at the close Of the war. lie took
part in nineteen battles lie was buried
at Eastou, where hn was horn.
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MIN + Issrrrurk-pr&. VIM Noct.
llny wjnld gnno in;e 70 the public
that tho suihmor session Of his Normal
Institnid siiVcommcnce July the 10th
la6. To thUge who desfe first.cass
ihslrnctlons-t thIs Is q Good oppOrlunily.
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NXECUTORS' NOTICE

NNECITORS' NOrICE.-Lettors
testnmentorY on tho estate OF TIizaIoth
lir"u.e lato Of Jackson township, Snyder,p .
"a decd have been granted to the undo sign.
fd u perous kuowiug themsolve. indcbte {
!" said esi,te VIII plois maze immedi to my
lnent While those having q lains against said
estate viii present Tor settlem ut TO
PETER BR USE,
CAGl5 I ANA ADAMS,
JunoI.'50. Executors,
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR RHErM ATrsN.--
qdging from his article in the Ipeine,
ldisinische Presss, Dir. Franz ZsIler is
ln enthusiast in the administration oI
ustic ammonia in rheumatism. Fox
raj years he had been sufferer
~ severe muscular rheumatism in
night shoulder he had taken nj,
M dirheumalic remedies, with bat
tile alienation when he began to rea-
on that in rheumatism, rs in gout,
here may he uric acid diathesis
te thought that liquor dD'moaiae, on ac.
oNnt of its rapid volatiliation, would
o he remedy most readily absorbed
nd .Ae most prompt in action.
In almost the same moment in
hich le took one drop, diluted with
ater, ID felt complete relief from
lie paid which had lasted for ten
ours IL was now able to move freely
ie arm Which, an instant before, he
Puld sc'fcely bear to have touched
he remedy, he claims. has proved
posiiid cure in all recent cases
muscutr rheumatism which have
len uNler his observation he
" numeplis cases in which relief
instanta locus rs his own, was ey.
tfienced lie also observed its effects
seyeral eases OF acute articumr rheu-
ulsm, In two'of which six drops suf-
led 70 sutdue the pai , and swelling
lt9 hin y pe )d of twenty-four hours,
Il one cAse u chronic rheumatism Off
/ ger ,lnt, which had lasted for over d
Ma yetr, he simple administrator
j. the immolia completely dispelIed
eiDulmm ion and pain in the joint
o : thinbyo .dkys.
~ He hen DISCUSSES the mode OF ac-
bin oIhis reneV, If we consider Al,
val cesEe acidity\as the cause of
cu1'tism, we Gu scarcely claim in
- qes in which kns drop will in
y AnS Sleously relieH the pain in
NO N rhumatisnl, tiny one drop wa.
=. Mkt 70 coupterac\ the effects o
!" IN, s'ss. ''',o Of f.;n uric on Iaccording te
:. INotng Ae'nans thereArc but fol
,hs kt bk 'gthe souroe d rheuma-
mt ,sorbid, nervous Mtiv;tv In
~, fby dlsprbancos OF nutrition anc
,.ae keye w the ammonia ants a. 1
Mo- yhe direeH upon the neryes,
~ knwt the c,e Of one attack of n,e,,.
= isIi our ject should be tQ plil
pa1eAj rAt'ch . condition as "a
bSeth their ecurronce. This I'M
NJ ter t,slnks \, WI done BY bujldjnf
~ ua genef>Hystam. and thns III,
IL GzsbINs NERVOUS excilability.-'
~: 4 4. e. a. Il (. 4 h. u. 4 +, +. (.
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NOIlCE Is hereby gwen that the
y follow articles have been purchased hr
the uni"rsl fnFl ~ nu.' 'tNlH's = NIie an lot In
tho pu session e James litrr during her ulots.
uro, Al pcr.uus ARE cautioned not tp iuterl no
or mo 10 with the same. To wit; 'uIurh tuU.
H"h stove and q Atut-s, fur.ur Coat stove alIi
tnu 'cNint Machine. Sotteo Wash sink.
lfelkl'st l1W" iItr.r0om Chars, set IN
hNtut"s, 1907 .lrt, Hr., 100 lb-. Hay, 2 Mo.t va
sells -tind clock, Hrn'b WlnInw B'ndS
May ll,TB. MRS .pE.RN MARE
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Stan ding Committee.


t. '''E''''i .N''''
Adams-I,s. Mtddleswarth Hsier Ricrei.
u 'avec-W II Coleman, l Nnnbeck
Beaver wes'-trssc Enol. ". Wilson Ulsh,
Centrr--A q. W.ite~. Layi Npnne.
uharmt -francis Willis. y Spnes.
Frauklin-i bhn Reitg, Gen. \. B,wrrsox.
Jtchson--S imnel urus., y. II. Wasuer.
nihiiehurL-D. Brieuder, :. =. schoeh.
Nildlccr, al. u. Kecl,r A. B Rock.
M'nror-T. y II uun,i. l. |. H'uirick-.
Prun-Clarles Luke. Ueury Wn1drdH.
Per y-fcn. Br1siua. lew X .picr.
ofrv VT. p. Dgrr. q 4. T. iIumsenau.
a"linsgrov. --tieu. lie liric,s. !. ". y 'ctier.
Iupn-I. 7. u iov"r, Jeremiah Bps,-.
Washingign--t Henry Brown. &. +. Meyer.
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4 ssinneo Notice.

A LL persob- interested are hereby no,
~ rh.d that Reuben Bowcrsox. OF Gem
tire township, Snyder county, made an assign,
me ol al ~ eile T.. real aud persontl 10 tho
nhder inhel Tor the 10 ent Oi Iis creditp.s - ~
persons havi v clrlTs are requisite to rre.,ut
them 20 the uu ersiguei rnf persona iuIol.-
cd VIII please make immediate payment
VALENTINE WALTER,
May %, 70. Asslgaoe.
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4 CCoUNr Of jackson Town.hp school
LlFuni fer the year eadng June lst
1876
VI Dauhcrman Treasurer in account
with Jnck'pn township School Disirici.
1876 June 2u1 10 Balance Of last yenr
set lcment T6i
To amt received stgtc arpropriqt'n l3' %
do Of d iblicaie Of 1874 * 1875 los lo
do HARRISON Brousc coal sold 90
Harrison Rrouse money IN his hands
Cor pnyint damage for land to
John ulrich q GO
Daniel Lciizcl of Milllscreek Twp %
Frederick Lciilel " ! c3
John kraizer ot Penns 25i
Duplicate Of 1876 Gjl Gs
1913 30
Cr
by amt Of orders paid 1924 %
do Percentage a l.
---
1915 ~
1913 -
Balance due 10 Treasurer "a s.
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81 ED,

on the 10Th inst. nj Spring Mills. Centre
county, MRS. HENRY kRuMRISs. native
OF freeburp. aged ~ years and 9 months.
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cFNn el' toe y. LUwrit a CO.. Nov York
tior Pamphlet 90 INI page. uut.lniug l,.,f uT
800 uewsprprr,, AMI rstlmttc' shuaing cost OF
uivcrtislus NAV p'5AIy
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4 CCOUNr Of jackson Township school
LlFuni fer the year eading Jane lst
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ENEJEsNETEJEg ~,
UNION HOUSE,
Mlddloburg Pa.
GEORGE o. SMITH, Proprietor.

Accommodations good md charges mod
crate. Special accommodations for drnv-
crs. share Of the public patronage IL
solicited GEO. q. Shllu,
April IL, 1876.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-16
pnrnuH plaKtarE.

Porous plasters have been much improved re-
Gently in BENsoS's CAPcINE PLASTER, by o
new method Of treating the rubber so that It
the qualities for which q porous plaster has been
especially valued, ard by tbs addition Of Cap
cine, which causes the plaster to act immedi-
ately and makes 1t the most reliable remedy
known for colds, rheumatism, lameness of the
back and muscles, kidney complaint, or any OF
the diseases for which o porous plaster or lni-
ment has been used. The manufacturers are
pleased to learn that there Is large class of
considerations druggists who. having becoms con-
WINGED ef the great merit Of BESsos's CAPcISR
PLASTER, recommend 1t in preference to all
others, OF such are E. Drehn, Newark, N. J.;
Chas. Althanapd NJ. NJ. Cook, Brooklyn, N. ":
Thompson, Lilly & Co., Baltimore, Nd; Robert
Powers, Richmond, Va. Vincent, OF Broadway,
Brooklyn, says she recommends no other"
Quick & Berry, Terre Haute, Ind, say .'thsy
they are much superior to ordinary porous
plssters;" Cole Flynn, Dsnville, Va, say
"tbey have given satisfaction in every cases" W.
7. Weber, pringfeld, Mass, says, "They con-
stitLte an advertising medium in themselves"
Thus speak many others. The manufacturers
gists, acting from pecupisry motives, As not 90
large proht 10 made on them as on ordinary
porous plasters, have used their influence to per-
suade. their customers to substitute some other
article In place OF BEEsoS's. CAPcINE PLASTER.
When you AJAX for BRssoN,s CAPcINE PLASTER
be sure you get nothing else. Prics, Is cents
Pharmaceutical ChemIsts. New York.
For sale by Drew & Gibbs, ID. P. Hickling, z.
b. Ferguson, L. q. Bishop and q. Stott & 90.
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TREASURY ROBBERY.
Arguments Of Counsel.

The trial Of b. b. Hallock was resumed in the
Criminal Court yesterday before Justice Olin.
Gen. Henkle addressed the Jury In behalf of the
defendant. He was especially severe upon the
means employed to obtain confessions from the
accused at divers times. He declared that with
out the 50. called confessions which the prisoner
had madeI there was not the scintiIla of evidence
TO connect him with the robbery. He went on to
argue as to the manner in which confessions
should be made. They must be voluntary, and
not superinducsd by fear or hope. But 1t was in
denuncistion OF the "decoy" prisoner, Detective
Hall, that the counsel became most eloquent.
TAKE this pitiful character" said Henkle, ''and
behold him how he acted 8 lie when he entered
this court room, and was carried to Jail in Black
Maria and entered the same cell with Halleck,
all TO enable him to CLEAN the Utmost secrets OF
appeared upon the witness stand and recounted
the confessions Of client to this court in spite
Of ny earnest protest. And to think that this
teerth century. and beneath the very shadows of
the Capitol. A proce eding so doubtful is well
calculated to shock the neral sensibiities of the
bar, as this has done" Hall was completely
stripped by the eloquent speaker, ana exposed
In all his naked oeformity to the gaze Of the
Jury. The man Hall was in the court room. and
heard such epithets as the following applied to
MIN: "Nile, miserable, reeking reptile"
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WELLS
then addressed the Jury for the Gnvernment
making powerful argument against the mani
fold schemes of the accused to cover up his crime
ne SAG y became MS duty as the law officer Of
menti and II robbery was not stopped 1t would be
because Of no fault on his part. He demonstrated
to the Jury that HalIeck and q. Gates were one
and the same person, and otherwise Showed mn
thetransgi essions Of the accused in manner both
impressive and startling. =,
day, at which hour Gov. Wells Will resume his
argument.
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PROPOSALS..
NNN|N~~~~0|ONON0 0~0NONON|ON~~~~
DhUt USALs FOk ) rArIONERY.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1876.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Statiopery for
the year ending June 30, 1871 wiz be received a.
this Department until the 18Th day Of April, 1870,
Blank forms for biz ding Will be furnished upon
application.
jected item BY item; and this adye:tisemen; and
the proposal, 90 far as accepted BY the Secretary
Of the Treasury, and the bond accompanying the
Goyeipment and the bidder or bidders, and no
further contract Will be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
pur,usnt TO orders from the Department. Toe
entire quantities will, however, be called for Dur
Each proposal must be signed by the Individual
or firm making IL, and be accompanied By bond,
with SUFFICIENT sureties, in the sum Of ten thou.
sand dollars, lo,ooo,l approved BY United
States ofictr OF the district In which the sureties
resice or do business, on form TO be furnished
by the Department, conditioned for furnishing
such portions Of the articles IS mag DO awarded
under IL, and the performances of-the CONTRACT =
All deliveries will be subject TO inspection by
an expert detailed for the purpose BY the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, and the delivery OF an tnie-
rior article viii be deemed sufficient cause 70
spnul the contract, at the option Of the Seere-
tsry.
deliveries must be free of charge at the rreas-
ury Department, Washington.
The failure TO comply with any one erder under
the contract Will operate as q forfeiture Of the
entire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary Of
the Treasury may direct the purchase, i'd open
market, Of such quantities OF any articles as shall
be Necessary TO supply the deficiency caused by
Ier ceptum Of The price men II sail be foand
necessary 10 pay for such articles.
Proposals unaccompaniei BY satisfactory
awarded only 10 estab lished manufacturers OF, or
dealers In. the srticles.
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersigned,
and marked proposals Tor sssti SpyIov
Dbl6-ThkStd Secretary Of the Treasury.