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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

GARD TO THE VOTERS OF MAN
" CHESTER.-I have understood that many of
the voters OF SIancheSter under the impression
that am rcsponsiblds1or the high taxes that have
been assessed. As Commissioner of the Revenue
value the property, but the City Council assess the
taxes. In 1878. when property was selling high;
made valuation according to the standard OF sales
when property had greatly fallen, suggested, and
the Council ordered, revaluation, which gave the
result " 204,5l9: being reduction Of Sa52,93i;
amount of revenue, they found it necessary to in
the assessment am responsible only for the
my valuations has stood the test Of investigation
am a candidate for reelection to the Office Of
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE, aud solicit your
continued confidence and support.
". T. LITHGOW,
Commissioner OF Revenue.
MANCHESTER, May 8, 1876. my 0-3t
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The Tribune says that the lists Of delegates
already appointed to the Democratic
National Convention show Governor TILDsS
clearly ahead in the Democratic race, with
HENDRICKS second, and BAYARD third. But
why would not New York, New Jersey, and
Connecticut be absolutely safe for ENGLISH,
or CHURCH, or HERMAN: Because only TIL.
DEN can carry New York as against CoNK.
LING il the latter should be nominated.
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DEATHS.

Died, the tin instant at his residence, III iienrico
county, Of consumptlon ROBERT HALE HEN
LEY, IN the ffty-sixth ye,r of his age.
Died, Sunday, May 7th, at the residence OF Mrs. L.
c. Read, on the Grove road, NICHOLAS CABELL
Meade
the I'd Of May, MIR. c. G. WILKINSON, Of typhoid
pneumonia in the fftieth year OF his age.
The death of this good man has cast gloom over
the whole community. The procession attending
his burial was the largest the writer has ever Wit
messed on an occasion of the Kind, which to our
mind showed conclusively how he was beloved by
those who knew liam. But we have this consolation
that our loss Is his eternal gain.
Farewell, dear brother and friend; we hope TO
meet thee In that better land. FRIEND.
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MFOR MAY, 1876.
ME- GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES
AND EVERY OSEI

Ne GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES
AND EVERY ONE1
WILLIAM THALIIIhiER, COL Broad street,
1. receiving daily additions his extensive stock Of
DRESS GOODS, BLACK GOODS, CAssIMERES,
NOTIONS, &c, which will be sold ct tho very low
est CASH prices to suit any one. Among the bar
gains to be had are
PLAIN, PLAID, and BROCADED POPLISS, &C.;
BLACK and COLOnED SILKS,
BLACK GRENADINES, BLACKIALPACAs,
CACHaIIRES, DELAINES, &c.
Also, FULL line Of LACE-sTRIPH MUSLINs,
PIQUES. BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS,
SWISS MUSLINS, and lots Of other WHITE
A large stock OF LADIES and CHILDREN's SILK,
SERGE, and GINGuAM PARASOLs, at the
very lowest prices; "
A large and cheap stock OF CASSIMERES, LIN
EMS, and TWEEDS, for mems and boys wear.
Also full line Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS at low prices. A full stock of SASH
RIBBONS. SILK and LACE SCARFS, CORSETS;
KID GLOVES specially: WHITE and STRIPED
HOSE, and lots of other goods too numerous to men
tien.
Country order. solicited and promptly attended so.
For cheap goods don't fail to call on
WILLIAM TIIALHIsiER,
apps 6O1 Broad street
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Senator Morton's friends are convinced
That the Republican victory in Indianapolis
lnsnres the nomination oil their fayorite for
the presidency. You can't convince an In
diana man that bis State lis not the main part
OF the Union. - Tribune. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-09

We have the Educational Journal Of Vir-
ginia for May. 1t is a good No.
Also, the Louisville Home and School
Journal Of Popular Education for May.
Among the articles is one from Professor
HARRISON, OF the University OF the South,
on "Latin Pronunciation for Americans"
which is highly interesting. He boldly
stands up for the pronunciation OF Latin
words according TO English analogies.
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ave are indebted to Hon. GILBERT c..
WALKER for public documents.

CORRECTIoN.-The last three OF the young
men whose names were published i'll yester-
days Dispatch as having passed a success
full examination at West Point is ought to
have been stated were rejected.
The Spanish "deserters were /" dissent
ers" OF course.
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New Book.

Lshmael; or, In the Depths. BY Mrs. EaNA
ID. p. n. SoUTHwORTH. Philadelphia: r..
Is. PETERSON & BROTHERS, No. 800 Chest
nut street.
Mrs. soUTHwoETH is a successful novel
writer every one, comedies. This, which
has never before appeared In book form, is
said to boone OF her best productions. Our
copy is from the publishers.
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Any OF the following books will lie sent postpaid
TO any address on receipt of the price:
IN A WINTER CITY. A Story of To-day. BY
ONE G SiGH nASs MYSTERY BY May Agns. Elem
Sf1s!n en- sgS s VA
THE EG as P ksy asafy G BY % IN g.
THE AGE OF ELIzA4BETn;; pyy aanaeil crelsh-
THE E9n ME q w oF Nap sP6R az E'Sfs
by his brother Rev. Donald Macleod, Is. 4. TWO
u yS la ,i Per set $4SG oun,,., FROM
lessor Jewett's translation Of the Dialogues Of
Ans st %Np sARMen N ANTIQUITY AND THE q:
THE h2 E2FE OF %GEEkSsGGkkSsL t ToMAs JACK
BASCRoFf's History OF The UNITED
sTAIksEthor9ushly revised edition, to be com nI
THE BIBLE WoRD-BooK. BY William swinton
1 IAN? I ok OF PROVERBS Collected by
THE ' HABf i is''t OF GOOD SOCIETY. A hand
book OF etiquette for ladies aud gentlemen
THE CfALDEAN ACCOUNT or GENESIS, coz
sainIng DESCRIPTION Of the Creation, the Fal-
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THACKERAYANA., Notes and Anecdotes. illus
liam Makepeace Thackeray. 1915.
A HISTORY OF INVENTIONS, DISCOVERIES
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BIBLE tsI labs. Their Modern Manners and Gus
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In paper: SOC. In boards &c. each per copy ad-
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In addition to the above, have full line Of STE
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUBURBAN RETREATS.
T1HE SCHUETZEN PARK.

V1HE SCHUETZEN PARK.
This beautiful and attractive PARK, situated on
the James river below Richm ond, adjoining the
James River Steam Brewery, Is NOW OPEN TO
VISITORS, and will be rented to picnic and excur-
sion parties. From the elegant pavilion can be had
afu scope of the romantic scenery up and down the
noble James, diversified by the constant passing to
and fro of steamers and other crafts 1t ID the most
agreeable summer retreat in the suburbs of Rich
mond Refreshments can be had at all times during
the day. Fishing and rowing parties will find 1t =
pleasant resort. ID. q. 1UESGLlNG, JR.
INV Slim
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@COHEN BROTHERS, having become
the purchasers Of an entire cargo Of MATING
which had been seized by revenue officials, are ena
bled to sell it below any price known for mat
ting
They arc also in receipt of a large quantity of
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH below usual price. my3
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crat requests us 10 say that Speaker KERR is
to be the next President.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MEDICAL CARD
.7-, caIYnREN,s CARRIAeEs. &C:

r HAVE THE LARGEssnIG
RTSaEs In de city. Csll sna SCI ~ sas Isis IL
Sleeping osch. Medal anaroess - - y
1873 Tor the hsst sa ass ss sehaage. "a
You can save money by Rareaea ss.ss, '-s
estsblshed house No. Slf h nisUaI IN uARRoLIa
nh 9< ave. ave.
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DESIGNATIONS & pARTNERsUIps

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHfP.-The concern of W. III. LOVING &
co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent W. nI.
LoyIHG will continue to conduct the GENERAL
MERCHANDISE BUSINESS ut the same stand,
Main street. Gordonsville, Va, and Will settle ali
business Of the Lutte firm. W. NJ. LOVING,
- Fs.9 A. .. BELL.
APRIL 24,I876. my S-2ts
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The Bristol Meas comes out for Tilden.
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" NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!
NEW GOODS!
THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS SEASON!
OVER TfIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS ARE NOW OPENING
IT COHEN BROTHERS.
ASTONISHING PRICES! DRY GOODS STILL
COMING DOWN!

Among the many thousand bargains arc
BLACK GRENADINES, in the new Resille Mesh;
IRON GRENADINES; $780, 5.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS;
BLACK ALPACAS, the best make and at new prices.
The largest stock of DRESS GOODS ever offered in
the city, from the lomest-priced TO the finest goods
imported. See their great reduction in price:
500 pieces Of the best PACIFIC LAWNS at price
they were never sold before;
$50 pieces Cd and 1914 SHEETING;
1900 pieces HAMBURGER EDGING and INSERT
ING, in new designs and at new prices;
Another lot OF 500 CORsETS just received;
Also, the latest productions in PIiRASOLS;
200 pieces CASSIMEREs at fully half their value;
go pieces WHITE PIQUEs, from auction;
l75 dozen KID GLOVES. tho best and cheapest in
this city.
FRENCH and AMERICAN SlINSOOKs,
FRENCH ORGANIZES,
SWISS TARLATANS,
and every class OF WHITE GOODS at still greater
reduction. my3
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TyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between Mr., w. M. JONES and myself
having been dissolved on the LIST of bIay, 1876, by
mutual consent. hnye opened
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FAMILY aRocERY-sToRE

at No. sol, corner Of Third and Broad streets,
where Will be pleased to serve my friends aud pa
trons. ROBERT s.. CEIAMBERLAYNE. &
B MAY 6, 1875. my 6-1w
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
FRESH ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
LAWNS of the newest and most desirable styles at
very low prices;
PARASOLS Of all designs In plain, boiled, twilled
Silk, and Turkish Serge;
PlQUES,
PLAID and STRIPED NAINsOukS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
r EMBROIDERlES and LINENS.
Also, BLEACHED and BROWN COTTOSS Of all
the popular brands: -
BLEACHED and BROWN TABLE LINEN,
WINE CLOTH, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, HANDkERCHIEFS, etc
would call special attention to line Of
LOW-PRICE PRINTS,
opened to-day.
CHARLES HUTZLER,
ap26 GIL Broad street.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

.. ooiuts and carrying the seventh he carried his
~. and the whole case HANGING on the soVehtu S ns
tS.d eVerything of which would give hun tlo leass sl
E rr,ing That ANY w1o took Mr. Lincoln Ior
"a III O Tsninded man would very soon wake up On DlS
back IN ditch" II
HAMILTON, Ont, March 3.-The Right Hon.
,,nah 81 Clndets, President of the Great Western
Railroad, arrived here to-day' ,.
ROME. March 3.-Negotiations are pehulns
o.. IN. marriage OF the Duke of Genoa with the Areh-
sn.hess M,rie Christine daughter Of the Archouke
Charles Ferdinand OF Austria - ,.,
LONDON. March 3.-Ihe Pal MGH 6aSe''e
srp specal telegram says that Prince Bismarck Loue
- horsebaok in the Thiergaren on WednesdayL % ~ @ %
En- for IuIy year. He looks WELL anu II 10 HO" ~
norted that he is in satsf ctory health
VIENNA. March 3.-The family OF the non.
odlove g orth the American Minister here oepart .u
YtsIv th,s wesk He will follow shortly and make
r,nd ,nr southward before sailing for America LaS'
EVENING Gen p Sydney Post. the United sta,es
80. Minister Orth complimentary olnpef ~ inc n pCtv,
ks,o,oI 1'ne room was decorated WIN .no t d
d RRStran asgs and portraits OF Presluent @ Nrt
s a. ,ror and Empress OF Austria There WeIe b
thirtv 1csts including prominent Amellc5Ils ii ai a
A,,stDs rs had been in special personal anu soe 30,
stuos ,Tiib MIR Orth. Speeches were made ~ n" tr
fIrer Consul Post Minister Orth, ana oines o ,ith
rsngenen;s bave been made for private auucn'e WIN
fhs Emperor to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
"knoM Thy OpportunlIy."

The grim monster Death as-ealty approaching could
breath forenoaL NY fSlth
less goddess iyEria had utterly desrei mo only now ad
then Morpheus bend me- but on this Auspclous day
and rlept 7 slept behold had cream! thOlgft
that roaming upon foreign soil whittier my phy ,can
bai seut health. was In great metropOhl
one II the grand world In one OF my sOlls
bound volume entitled Peoples Common sense Melcd
Adviser no said that he an agent Tor te sr u the
hook The title novel that mpted 20
SVr the notice A hast lT glanced over ~,
pages observed that II ecnahrd teat ses NOT
hound medical works. Rut hal too many times been
Appearances aud determined that would have
Ofaiuo 10 do wltht within Ike faithful men
tor whispered HroW opportunity 10 tnat DooA - ny
savatiOD" began reasoning with myself AllouHh doubt
mi and dstrusttu put forth hand 70 take TIE BOOK
and o tho agent gOnel was miserable In my agony
Great drops Ot Precipitation were npon my prov ny
nv bedside friend who had called during nv sumper 10
friend have brought with me book, Just
nub which thought might interest y0v one ganct
Common Medical Adviser" by Dr. r. v Perce or NJ
ialo ~ y w, the Yeritable book which hah
seen m IN, dreams loaned the work, and every
day strength permitted perused s pages Atholgh
Phy siOoYy Trnperament3 Nufang or tao SICK ec
vet being invalid Interested IN the subjects OF
1i,eases and Remedies believed that had liver anec
ton than medical attendant ha propounted
Autumn leaves that book found symptoms pc ecuy
portrayed then Coudeut that had not deceived my
self reasoned thus: Any ~hO can :" tIutuS depict
feelings and apparently understands my cohAt ulona
VIII trust my with DR. Pierce Will take bis GOLDEN
MEDICAL DlsCOyFEY ne recommended for my disease Inc
result that after having persoyerpgy Followed ms pro
srhet treatment enjoy the blessings OF heaIh
Therefore, would tho afflicted, Know thy oppol'
tunity" ami tsks Dr. Percss GOLDEN MEDICAL pscottf
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

OTTAWA. March 3.-A return of the value Of
all articles imported from the United States into Canada
duuz the years 1871 1872, AMI 1873, paying i5 TO- D.
and pe cent duty resucctyely aud also Of the value Of
M articrs npor,sd from tho nitd states In 1874 ana
1873, paving 17i9 TO- ., and 4 per cent resprcu'ey'
wa- AID J.Ofe The House by the Minister ot customs
T. gate imports for each year were "a follows
1871, ~ 66J927 1879, SlO,SOoI6s; 1873, SlloSl'-
1853 ls74, sl05t37I3; 1873, Sl6'7O0'lOo'
OTTAWA. March "a bill introduced by Mr..
Ie,rd 10 amend and consolidate laws respecting In
diam, proyides that any Indian man unmarried
woman nav With the consent OF the tribe be granted
location ticket az probationary Indan for three years
M the cld of period II hts or her conduct nos heen
acorV letters patent to be Issued granting the
Land absolutely In fcs simple and cOnegrng ON the IN
dian an the rights and privileges Ola white person shh
fo,p that period he she will In fact cease 10 DO All IN
dian in the t,e OF tho law.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
MR.. MARsH's BUSINESS CAREER.

A REPUTATloN FOR STRICT BUSINESS INTEohiIf-
CONNECTIONS WITH FIRMS OF nIGu CHaRACiER.
Caleb =. Marsh of No. 30 West Fifty-seVenlh-
I'm this city, who has been brought into sudden poto
rjsy by his disclosure Ot the completely OF secretary
Beknap In the Fort Sill trading post briberrs mas
been ,nsdored generally among former business ss
.ociairs ln this city ns OF good character bnu
strict business integrity. II they think Ma part In
the Fort sill business surprising and ouyhng but h"hoI
able his conduct after being summoned before the IN
yestlgatng Committee IL looked upon rs moro ~ accord
once with his reputation for truthfuno-s and honesty
ue returned nom Washington late Thursday evening
Ue lives in sumptdous manner la ffty scNehthtt' pu'
n T. well known that he able 10 support ths costy
tvIc NJ living before 1870 when hs transactions win
tbc ReIlpaps began To those who know bis business
bistorv nud comfortable circumstances, the Beknap
trpsaeticn seems most ineNplcsOe, for, according TO
tho srmony Of Mr. Marsh his share OF the spos tincr
1870 coud not have been then 100000 or SfoooO
considerable SUN taken In the lump, but no great
temltation 10 a man Of wealth iwhen divided through
nye years considering the scandaous mode OF obtain
lngit
Mr. Marsh has been resident OF New York Tor aiihoS'
e.glt ycars During the var hs VAS a member oi ths
wealthy hardware finn of Tyor Davidson Go. OF TN
cinnrH Alter Mr. Ddvidson's death the business Wa'
conducted by PrObssco March Henry r. Probasco' inc
senior member OF the rn being the public spirited mil
uonaire who donated TO the City Of Cincinnan
the $4,000 fountain Which ousments Fountain
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

MEETING OF TIE MODERATE REPU BLICAN DEPUTIEs
PARIS. Friday, March 3, 1876.
At meeting Of the members Of the old Left
Center to-day il resolved TO maintain the Lett Cen
ter ~ dsi.nct party in the coming Assembly, and 10
remain .fed with the retirement Of Minister Buffet
and Dc MeAur. but demand complete reconsrncti"n
Of the Cabinet and Administrative saH and the
inauguration Of a frankly liberal policy.
LoND3S Saturday. March 4. 1876.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times pro-
nounces certain the elect Of the Due dAudhetPas
oner President Of the Senate and Jules Gr6vy. Pres
dent Of the Chamber of Deputies
NJ Clssimer Priicr's visits to President MachahOn ana
DuaUre msy he taken implying his acceptance ~ the
Ministry OF the Interior.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.

Miss Kellogg revived Meyerbeer's Star of
the North" last night before full house, and the per
fornsnoe was received with many marks OF spproba-
ton hnt she must have felt we'll repaid for her trouble
She has evidently taken great pains With the work. and
abe has placed II Oh the stage with skin, the dresses be-
ing bright ard fresh and the scenery better than s
ally IA at the Academy Of Music We cannot say that
the is great musical success for this Il properly
spectacular opera which severely taxes the resources
Of many a theater Of the first class, and Il quite
beyond the reach OF any travelling English com
pany With small orchestra, mediocre
cast and eagery appointed stage t loses much Of Is
romantic character the real poverty OF the music II au
bare and the emptiness Of its sham effects strpped Of
the tnse trs pings Of the propcrynan and the ward
robe keeper continually afronts the critical taste New
erheess Miss Kellogg deserves praise for what she has
accomplished and her enterprise has given tho town
new sensaton Her own CGterina Is naturally the
most agreeable by far ~ II Il the most conspicuous er-
soDston in the piece II all her best characteiscs
for it ls Viyaclous, picturesque. and thofo"shiy
musical The other principal parts were taken
by Mira Rosewsd (Prosooria), Mrs. seguin and Miss
Lancaster tae two rraHdieres Mr.. Mas tDdnHo@'Hl'
Mr. Couly CPesr), Mr.. Morgan george, and hr' A.
Peakes (0ritzenzol The first Act was duu' aiDet
chorus PRAYER and Drinking SonR), prot well gwen
received the unusual honOrO encore Ihe lhtfoueon
Of the lively aud boueke parade, however ri tne Dc
ginning Of the second Act revived the haEpg spirits S
the house and the subsequent Numbers were given Wth
much more eoat the quintet by hiss Kellogg Hf' Se
Gun, Miss lancaster Mr. Maas, and Mr. Coply beng ca
a1lsrsr .,A
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS
lFo, ether ShiD He,cs sse Fun Pd9el



ARRIVED.
Steamship China (Brl Gil Liverpool Feb 10 and Queens
town 2Utn. with mdse aud pass 20 Chas. g. FranckWh
steamship Geert (Ccr Barends, Hamburg Feb Ia, snd
Uavro 18Th, with mdse. and pass. 10 kunhlrdt q Go.
steamship Mm. r. clyde Ingram, philadelphia, "ith muse
and pass To- james llaud.
Schr Mary r. Amsden. Allen, Parkers Head, with ice
Srhr Morgan, Gale. parAers Head, with ice
SAILEl.
steamshps Tytan for Glasgow; South Carolina fi ran
sms Curn for AspinHau snip Bessie CIVsbf lor iteys
Pauna - Slayia for Queenstown Paola loT belSst
Hrrmaun ,Or sydney, v. y. vi bIies oa hyife 'v ~
tvrrp; RufuB iOr Queenstown, shannon Tor s,hIs
Mary N Leach Bzracoa NOrtAern ltOme, LOT - MI
tins Marcus EDWARDS for Jacksonville Msry A. rover or
Savannah.
DISASTER.
TyppF Ga March 3.Ihe Blush ship Carrier Dove ,ApI
Merrvuau iTum Liverpool has gone ashore on stone oso
shoals An attempt made 10 pun hr on ths
mouug She he's bEed was sbanGoned py net Gle" NJ
?. M 20 day. . .,,,a
H,tIgax n. p March 3.-saued steamship Geo. Washing
siiygs, LPoyy Peb 15-The Amer bark Liberia CAPT
Rcbardson IRON NsB.YOrk Jau - arrived here 0ual She
vii, sail tot Monrova ~ morrow.
noMLsTfC PORTS.
TrBkV Ga. March S.-AruYed. eeamship Cleopatra BUCK
"S,vSsxGS march s.-Ciearcd. ship Elraoeth Hamilton
stewart rOm Reysl bark Elida 'Norb "run"esen' HO"
CTonstadt al. r..,A... h.r
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
ALBANY.
Continued from, First Pace.
alone. and their transfer to any other should be for

pose alone and their transfer any other should be for
hidden by law. .
T. That to prevent unbalanced bids" the preliminary
estimates aud quantity sheet for contemplated work
should be disclosed 10 bidders in advance state
the kinds Of work Bnd material required anu the
place where needed, is sufficient basis for honest bids
and there occasion to offer data for dshonst ones
and estimates should be much moro carefully made
That IL, Notwithstanding this precautlon, unDal-
anced bids offered the contracting Officers Of the
State should be authorized and required by law to throw
out not conforming to the true Intent and mean
ing OF SeotiOn OF Article OF the Constitution. .
g. That competition In bidding sn0uid not be confined
TO small circle by the requirement OF excessive security
Such requirement should be prohibited.
10 That every contract should be for dehnite and
specific amount OF ma eriss and labor When is terms
ere complied with and payment Is made, the contract
should he closed Any continuance OF tho work TO which
it applied should be made the basis of new letting
Ii That provision should bo made by law for the bet
ter protection Of the interests OF the state IN making
awards damages. Claims should be required "a
be presented and examined before an open court, In
which the rights and interests OF the state VIII 20 as
yigjlat ty cared for as those OF the claimant
H. That the allOWR Of interest upon cena claims
against the State from the time when the alleged damage
occurred and before its extent aiudcated Is con
rary the spirit OF laws and 10 the practice OF our
Government In regard TO other claims. Upon oil prlyat
contracts the statute OF limitations bars the undue aec
mutation Of interest But. rs the testimony SHOWS MAJ
claims, eNOrbitan ut the outset are allowed oy I pro
to double themselves. The prac Ice suOuld Dc at
once and henceiorth forbidden by law.