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k • ilk 1. • . r 6 4 41 , i 4 : I • • • • . . • • . • Th • • ..„ r . • - • . . • __ . • AIt)NDAY, ALTGITgT Igl4. L;3ll'. Ell. 8570.- PRICE SI H V. WESTMINSTER • ASSOCIATION, FOR THE FURI'PtER RELIEF OP THE SUFFERERS BY OFFICE OP ORDN.fIICE, Aired 12, iat 4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- J 1677": ORDNINCE, I. Iterrlyglis Naito. That Proposals will be received at their eller lost Pall-Mall, on er before Monday, the 19th day of Septembar neat, frost such Parton' ti may be Oiling to undertake the Stiffly of COPPER HOOPS, for &Ake of WI Deferment fir &period of one year. • ItArONE Y advanc'd, from taw: t •RI 6C: 001, by INJL DIJR ROWS an•l Cs. orgc4esvor s t en YDLit :lit! Co. Roil. ;ell Mews, Fiowland street, Fi zrn••.sga.vr:, .innufries, Bill s Notes of: Hand, and all sorts of ht c • ; they claim essge vs. Teetabflity and power than sty others to !inc, and can Guist an instant advance to persons of ciwarter. THE WAR IN GERMANY. MS phyAL.DIGNNEgi 'nix DUKE OF YORK IN TILE CHAIR. AT a very numerous Meeting, attend e d by his Royal teems' the Doke of nuesax, the Archbishops of Create:none wit Foxe, and many pf. the Bishops, Nobility, slid tuber persons o.f dktiaction, Er ?ens #NANisiorstir iseaveto ' -- Thar' a Carntrtirev he appoibted to solicit and, reeehe Sub srtipti.em tic zhii. uurpnac, sod' ttatt all monies so received he Owed tte, l ., , r itie manaeenient sod controul of tie said Corn alittii -, :• tlox tiw Committee 'clo eboilsi of the following persons, nit t pciwil to ed tn . th'elt numbe+l, or to lake 4rith the City CosilMittee, if thiY deem ft expedient : • • • commirrtg. Are:Whey 0 Canterbury . • Wtn.Wilberforee, lisq. M.P. Archbishop of York R. H. Inklis, Esq. Biehornf London foshya Wasson, E9q. Bishop of Exeter . Iter:Atehdeacoo Cue:ridge . Jititinp'of Chem* Henry Thornton, Becht, P. Bishop of Salisbury Rev. H. H. Norris . bishop of Ely ' • Sir ( 1. Macklnto , b, M. P. Lord IC.eayon Hen, F. North Lord Calthorye , Colonel Bathurst Lord Eardiey • •Rt. lion: sir W. Scott, M.P. Re. don. Sir J. blietintP4l P.- . Ca Oars, Esq.jun. M.P. Right. Hen. G. Rose. tel. P. Right: Hon. J. C. Villiers Sir Thomas Adana, M. P. h. H. Masten. Pg 4. E. Wilibrobom Bootle, Esq. . W. H. Hoare, Esq. M. P. " i J. Roursd„ Esq. M.P. itatamitee Room, Freetnasous s ? tall, Great Queen-street, where. in nottuttnniations may be addressed, and where Sub ieriptions will be received ; as well as by Messrs. Hinunrroloy:s aneCo. the Treasurers ; sod by the several Banking-houses in Londestsod , Virestmlaster. Signed by Order of the Committee, JOST itt.l, WATSON 4 Secretaries, pro R. ACM/L[OI4ANS, S teseitore. sesscatrrions 'reit astern:or ' Rev.Mr.Banuottl,greene , LI .S. IL . -.et 1 • with ' . . CS Moms Ladies at New. Collection at Stoke. Ne- • castle, for the Orphan ington, on Thanksgiv- Feud. per Mr. R. ing.dav, per • Rev. I'. Walters • I I 4 0 Chain, Reetoe - '. 21 1 Dino' at Caine, Wilts Do. at.Waybridge, Sur. for ditto.-per Mrs.d. rey, after a Sermon by Oundry - • 28 5 0 Rev. Dr: titeltain, Ehris G. Mat-wade, Lt , Rector, t4R. 10s. '2d. '?croon! - - 1 1 0 At Messrs. Hammer:ley's. Cot. Me Dnanel, Glen. T. C. S. Second Subseip. gary, and tile perma tion S 0 1 nentStaffortheGlen- Collection Parish Church I gary • Peg:meta of ind Chapel of ivy, of . Local Militia, three Dunferrnitne, per D. days full pay . 6lt S ' Wilson. Esq. Provost 31 5 dig firkted to distressed Mr. Rundle 1 1 Germans 1 0 0 Fourth C•ntrihution, St- . I Theis. smith, Esq. per nod of Dorntrits, per I Mr.Mo-tloc: .343 0 0 Rev. Dr. Demean 35 1 1 Ctillectrd is tie sense At Aakennenn's. Church of Ritiburten, Overplus of a Coil,: eaten Ruclapd, by the Rey. in the pariah or Little C. Swan. Ryan .1:0. Is. 6tl. 1 Allinglstny , Essex, Collection In theparishes • lot the hind of the of I iddingtoo . and Churchwarden, Mr. ' Caldeeot,.ltyclanA, by • Ai)** ' . • 5 9 tbeldlOster •Cti. 196.70. Attenda..ce all day. MONEY. Patterns of the Article! in,' be viewed, Upon appileadon, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and NOBLEMEN, Gentleme n , S ec . a re rrelutctfally Informed, that they may be cippl ed wish 'A li-n .7 to any moonlit. on terms eval to moue igr, securA on F i reehohl; Copy. hold, I.ameholl I .and, or ilquies. Morey n the Funds. Marriage Settlotwits, Widows' Jointures, Ctergruene I.tr4tnr. or toy other Property. Person, of respectability may he stiptli. LI on personal seturhy only. Gentlemen testi find every tiller .1 eerier modation, whhout dielay. Application from twelv: to t as, se letters (post-paid) addressed to Mews Wills and Ca No. 49, Soutlt-seraet, lierhely-optorr. Farther Particular., together wkh the Tecate and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Nice in Pan Men aforesaid, any day between the boors of Tea' sad Four • k , where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proposeli Mc Copper Hoops." No Proratel can be admitted akee the said lath day df Sep tember, at Twelve o'Clock a Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be notioadi-indesi the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf Mall attend. * Order of the Board, TICKETS AND SHARE 3 C l -11 7 ..‘1iP. 1 ( 'l't UN FuR THE LAST FIF ITEN LOTTERIES ! STAI'E LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWMG THE Id OF SEPTEMSER, tea. SCHEME. 6920,000 IN ,C 40,0041 10,000 40400 COOO t,QOO 1,000 ..... 4; .00 • SOO 9.00 /00 190 SO 00 S,OOO R. A. CRlllV,Bsertia7. $ 4 a ••••••••• • 20 2,750 ••• oats •Ilt• • 14,001 Tiaets. 40.000 NO FIXED PR? ES!—Days of Drawing: Ist Dar - . S; P !'F.nlßl:ti. Ild Day a a 13:h z- • Day - - 17th SEVIENILii.R. • Tickets and Shirty are S.Virtz by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCit, and Co. Contractors for the LottAry. at thir 08 cps, the Cormr of rank. builtlings b fariue tiot Li :I's Mews, CAA:ring-Cress.. • t Price of a Ticket - 41.9 19 0 Ralf a gehe 7 0 j Eighth - Quarter • • ,35 01 Sixteenth - Al 13 e . 1 7 0 PAPITAL CABINET PIANO g as new, %Yids Front, two Pedalo: is a strorg so: ti instrunsent, in every way complete--etandi remarkabir• wet in rune t--Fitop prim Macy Cu:r.eae--•n be S..id for Thirty. el3bt. Also aSquare PIAKO Fowrz. with suldi ienal Keys, Broadwood and sons, Eighteen Cuir.coe; and ore by Waltrip, as good Limey, Teventy.tive Chrueas, rs►.'fi hiller 1.-ga, double action, the Prolerty of a Family gone to France.—May be seen at No. 5, Leicester-Pace, London. Packing Case for either may be had if required. 'Me day was Alto. price ,e 9. 2s, boards, T HE EXCURSION, being a Portion. of the RV:I,MM a Pcem. Ily WILLIAM WORIDSWOATH. Primed for Long Man, Hutist, Rees, Orme, and Brown Pater noster-row ; and at the path Gallery, 54, NeW Bond-etreet. Preparing for Publication by the same Author, Poems; is/chiding Lyrical naiads. and the Miscellaneous Pisces of the Author. With Additions. In 9 Vols. "vs. -T 1 Y Ofder of the COMMITTEE for relieving the ji DISTRESSES by the %VAR its GERMANY. To the LADIES of ENGLAND. from the LADIES - of GERMANY. Dimino. Joist 30, 1414. With emotions of toy and !gratitude we hwy. learned hem the eml , IT prints the formation of - Committees of benevolent British h.i us e., • wh o s e e llO. Is are devoted to the alleviation of the Us tie Cmtiiient, and who, in paeticular deeply syropa. lltiz^ in the forlorn state of the trufertemee Orphans of Saxony, ha- had to sustain so severe a tristi. Hereocee.wai form id a sveilar Societe, which is exclusive*eitgagef in providing for these riectitute tilde ones. Judge, then, whit intist haveheen her te:.lings, when We beard that our •sisteh.;th England were malt Mg our m:sat important concern - their own, Wilds deep emo tion we join them in the good work; and approach* them with the coefidence which the Christian sentithent of Charity and Benev-Icnce so easily Inspires. Let es, then, frankly acquaint you trigh our distresses, a' well as with what has been.dooe to feller them; and what we venture to solicit of our generous Ectis', ester*. We need not repeat how grievously our country (in wh ch the emancipation of Europe seat aeltieVAl)hss suffered frem the war, and Its formidable train --Want end Famine— Disease and Misery—.oevastatites and Death I-e-Allidaisthe pub-. lie paners have an&meticd; and we know that .y oats cannot be era-germ to the nuhject in general. We willi, however, that we t.uuM describe o yeti the indivitkratelistites which surrounds us, the deplorable state of the children, who have lost father end mother, and every thing along with them; and yet we durst, Dist ge'e you a faithful picture of it, as it vionitetoetid Toot' hiatus too deeply. lt is Moot Tartiful to heat in what a state these children, panicularty those of very tender aye, have ken' found by those exce ll en: Mee who Mel themselves ailed ,by GOD to seek out misery in its most secret retreats. They were, there the first to endeavour to alleviate their condition, and to invite a:l plidanthrdpic Christiaqs, both at borne and abroad, to talt 4 ;compaiikb, agreeably to qui tievioat'sinjunktioa; on these little ones. 'Hwy addreeded themselves in pantos* to our sex, to wito4.• are Use Children were especially committed ;And Goo gave power to their yoke; so that from all quartets came eller: , to take chive Orpkans i and contributions for their sup, pert. The- Committee ie Lendoet for reßeeigg the Distresses occanoned by the Wit in Germany bas in partkular alerted itself in our behalf; and gives us hopes alba it will do still snore. nut in boony,aleo, anescellesit spirit was displayed; sod those to whom P6ottibrit ce bad preserved pare ,sf their property cheerfully extended their aid to both as were /etc (mite illesetute. In : , his manner about 200 child:en have alreally b et s *o n o i s families; and few smaßiestitutkins. currespounitig with our ahl lines at the dale, have been erected, into which the 05rpissns are reatived till t.ew parents can be funnA ter them. One lif these to at Dippntdiswalda, for boys; the second at Gi-unherg, tor girls; and the other two at Pinta and Dresden, for children of j loth sexes. Su Lang as .we can meet'with fanzines wilitug-to re mive our little ones• into their, midst, we have imam more to wish on their tc:cosint. But nature* this iseMb6r Most decrease wore and more ; and for this"withen ; bealtitii•the-Monagers these Institutions are amanita* place any of, the chiidten out of their depopulated native ceuntry,'And their' yet remaining tv-1 shames will be speedily exhumed.. We ire, therefore, 'desirous of loving pinoantnee to thine institutions (at least to one of (heat), that the Orphans who cannot be otherwise provided fur, may oe there received, educated, and supported, tiptiny sleU be able to earn their own liviug. .1P you, then . beloved Sisters, wee turn and eitteat you to devote to this object a Fero( the boun y which you may have destined:tor our poor ',Wants. —We entitled* transmit to yea an atement, of ps appticatkan, and punctual* welow every dieection that,yotemay glee reipect lag it. Encouraged Ire your sto-operation i we slegtilert gables the mote cherrfulty; and Oen; *ha blesiesirlitatcver is dune We its sake, will not fall to prosper the idstellytearaard in will* we are united. (sifPk'd) PRIF.DERICICA, Comae of Dolma (140611 Cowes! of ***4' ,o ")"' ! "" Tiptaf olb . 49lii" 49/ I .rlk AUG US A VON 't (bors-lidflowss of Wit: "aura, Directress of Orpliambeille Film. J.,Orlick VON SCHtiIIIBIIRG :(bmni Powwow of fitol bees); Directress Of the Orphan-Mace at Dresden. • 30HAttFNA AUGUS fit CITMANN (born Letaing),. Luis:tress of the Orpban•house at pippoldiswakia. Aheuunt already advertised 4106,11118 Sh 10d. SUBSCKII . TIOIIB inlet RECZIVID t • At Downs. "bourtmod o• Hell,per Poerth renettence from the Rev. J, H. Brom • the lowa Mid vicinity ley aBgY. 13e. Id. of Notikauipton, per Further Cuhscription of • and Co. st3oo 0 friends of the Coun- W .F. tfal.hain 2 0 ty of Tipperary £95.• tiss Yd. Col, Cl-,. , at .; , ant Han. Collection at the Mora • d Church,County also Chapel in Corn. of i.anc-at..t, per Rev. well, per Rev. m. uti. .E 6 its. 6d. ville Home 6. Is. ld Sul,s.rlp.eate Irons the Subscriptions from shrews- Paton of Heaved. bury, per Mr. per C. Cage, X 4 Itis. 6d. dale £163. 14n. ed. Ditto from the Par:* jars. "Parry, Newbury 2 6 of Bride r, per ditto 818 Miss tarry Ditto front .Netherintry ' 'Miss ii. Parry 1 . 0 Parish, Der let; A'7 14s. 104. Miff C. L. Parry '1 0 . Daniel Gunery, Bean- Nir..l'i.omas Persona s o. • moister 10 0 Mr. Wickwar • .1 0 lilts Mary Carter, ditto 1 0 bubscr.ptions it Mier- Cailected at a Ftitaisily flotook, per Rev. Jas. hitetlng,Uffington, 61.64. Turner Joseph bonfield 1 10 Ditto, at Rushton Sillubscripthei in the Pa- CotEction at the Pariah risk •f Au re, Glotiees- of st. Austell, per tershire, .41 3 18s 64. s Iles/neigh and Co, ‘9. 2s. SI 'Collection by Mr.. Chau& Ditto at the Pariah of ' for of Chaltont. Becks, St. ;Burp .63. 120.11 d. for Orphan Children 4 6 callected,brhe Ladies' nom* Gary S 5 I Association, Mildon, Cull "ction on r hanks- 465: 16s: 4d. giviht-day,at die At Sir John Lubbock's. list Me. ting,Leigliten IP. U. 8 0 • isezzazd per Rey. T. °olio:don at the Church Waite 11 5 of Lyme Reps, Dor- Ditto do. at Zion . Chapel, . set, per the Rev. Mr. Aik:rdiff, near Shef- 'Babies • #53. vs. 3d. field, per Rev. R. 'At Gosling's sad Co. Richards Al 6 Collection on. I hank,- Mr. John Dale • 1 0 giving day., at Eaton Fourth remittance from bishop, per Rev. Dr. the 'Town aid neigh- t Cove 46125. t:s. 6d, Subscriptions received at the Bias of the City of :London r.r., vein ' • L:olfs Coffee-house; Steck Ernhanse ; and- at all AL Nanken in 1 own and Country. R. H. MARTEN, r esretaries. I.[IKE " IN HIS MAJESTY'S I.E 1"i k.RS PATIN MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. (Warranted free irons Mixture.) Slade in the various Widths of- 7-8 and 4-4 for-Shirting, and 9-6, F 4, and 6-4, for Sheeting. THIS Artick., so desirable for its economy, and its great conduciveness to health, is mar.ufactured on a nnithe , statical pi inciple (ayant toure l'agreable de 14 toile du lin). It so replatiiii; the i.er 'Oration, having no flax nor any thing of a mkt- Paiute mixed with it, that the ill effects of sudden transitions from treat to cold, after exercise, i; totally prevented, and +enders it.most dt-wable in every climate and season, and to every irall. 1.1.16ai. It i, cold, stcrupeff with the ratentie's name, &c. at the EA.S WARE:ft:USES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and at no other !louse, in Pieces of 26 yards each and upwards, at 25.; 9.5. ; no. 6d ; and 4s. 6d. per yard, and nearly half the price (dottier Cloth. Each Piece is warranted. Le 5.4 Sheet- Inge, affording ptcu.iiir con tort in Winter, acd in Foreig n Cli mate rs, are t.in '46 ; " yar 'a ; and the 6-4 front 38 yards tip wards.- -Unlova (wit,* remittance) punctually executed. Nu. so, Chrspside. 3 4 4 14 MORTGAGE. 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(tbe Second Edition) iiittstrated with ten Engravlnp, price 184. board., of MILE:4EI7S of AGRICULTURAL CHE- M. 0;1' v.y,,u a COURSE of LECTURES, for the BOARD nt AURICUL I URE. By Sir HU MPHRY DAVY, I.L.D. P.E.S.L. and E. V.P. R. I. Printed for Lorgsnan. 1-Itirst; Rev., Orme, arid Brown. Pater ' noster-row. London; and Constable and Co. Eainhorgb. Ws day ereepebilibeit, price M. • ItE i F i lif t. r a iaN .A S of FTRranEstltLeli. CONS cam the ETrratio; M. Duacacw c, by 'AARON DALDOR F. . . Printcd forl. S .n•er, No. 1, Paternoster-rove. Of whom may be had, low publmhecl; The Idle ; a Poem.— Translated from the Rumen. Dediatud to the Greed Duchess of Oldenbourg, ss. 6d. OSTEND AND COLCHESTER PACKE • a: THE fast sailing Packets, MARIA. Cap. tale HOWARD; and SUCCESS, Cap alit HAIN, r, It the mist =petulant wanner, II 141 private C. bns f Ladies, and every c9inforr deslralee at sea. sari anemic!) , from Colchester to Ostend every Tuesday and Fr:day. at. l tree o'Clock, wind and weather permftting, and arrive at Onend very early the near Alornirt. Officers and Fannin.* connected with the Army will find this the most enaveniei-t ronte. Particulats at Mr. Vink's. Circus, Mineries ; !Dues Hea', Poultry; Oeurge'e Coin Strand : Whirr! Ho sr Cellar, Piccadilly; Bull Inc, Al:lgste: arirlat the White Hay PORT OF FALMOU 1 H. By Order et the Hon. Commlt.ioaers.of his Majesty's Curet:it. FOR SALE BY AUCTIt 114, At the Custom House, in this Port, on 'fuesd.y, rich September n.zx.,lty ock its the Foretto T HE GOODS UN.gir..a-nitz,N I lONED, v 37. 73 Lbs Crffte 95 Chocolate • I 4 Cocoa 814 Perpnr 439 Snap 6 Camphor 2t Tea 9 l'iread 8 Dozen Balls ditto 53 oxitoot,Wine 14 1 Ivo t o dials 142 Doz'•ns Pairs of Worsted Hose 9 Dj, to Vain ditto 111 Ditto Cotton ditto 55 Ditto Braces 613 Pairs Shoos 34 Ditto Boots 111 Coats 49 Waistcoats 2 Ostrich Feathers • i Ditto Skin 78 Precious Stones Plame of Feathers . $ Papers Straw Plating 4 Pictures 11 Parcels of Beads 1 Light Machine 6 Snuff Boxes 14 Geld and Silver Watches 4 Dozen Watch Chains 6 Dozen Watch Seas 24 Monne Sktas 14.1 Knives 420 U.iz:•n Thimbles I Woollen Shawl 6 Pieces Caeibrtc vrt PLec_s I ong Cloth Pieces Shirting ing 2 Piet!‘ • s 1 Piece Fiani.el 1 Piece Plaid • I Piece Crape The Goods may he ♦iewet! the rreceding the d iy of Sale, on ai.l Custom-Howe, l'almoatk, Ai Moira of PArga:aoso and rmwsers 2 Cloaks 157 Dozens Cotton Phawkialld Handkerchiefs 92 Pieces Into 25 •illt and Cotton chawb 16 Pieces Mullin Shawls 2 -Oitto Cor 014..1 Dernens Frocks 71 ditto Skirts es Whits i 9 1 / 4 z l'alrs Nfits 11 Piecr-s Lace • 6111 Lace Haaikeredefi sad Shawl* 70 Silk Handkerchltfa 5 Doe i'r Silt Hose 12 Ditto Silk G was 60 Ditto Laers 12 Pieces Naakeen 57 Has s 2 :..411••• 6 Reams Paper 25 Dozen ?minus 2 Spyhg (AIMS 46 80. k‘ 5 Yards "road Cloth U.a!lrcllas 11 Walt,ra 120 runt:lcs rooth Picks 26 Yards Th:sel 35 rules • 1?; PAT' Scipars 59 Brushes 28 Rings 11 Fans 3 Bonnet, 52 Pi:ccs Brazil 'Wood 9 Ftt De%iles a few other Articles of Cutlery,' (Van, &e. anti a smal quanttty of Forcips Silk, for ExlNoctrion. e Friday, Saturday, :n.l :Woodsy plication at the Cu,toni•Huuse. ,egret 5, 1814. Most Destrabk FREEHOLD AND Ttri lE. F only E.chteen Ntles from LONDON. . TO IllE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I RA.CT, in Ose or more Lots, • AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE TITHE-FREE, a.lvantageously sttuate at Farr-N file, Cob . bait, Surrey, the Property end itewideuce t.f th t 12; t fit Lord JOSIIIMILLI, removing into en adjacent Coict conk:. ing of an eacellent Dwittline-house nearly new, buiq with a view to' future extenason, in pod repair, and replete wr ..every do. rut s.ic convenience for a Family, with Coac4,-liiiuses, r, Cottages, and capital Pules ltuil.hug., together wilt a tiac , .if very valuaill. Land of ::114 Acres, lythz eontpict, forming a most c-mplete Fame Ornee, etceedingly well calculated f •r a Sheep, r klina Or •••‘• • House Lam!, Fain. 'l h. Eq.:re is ad. ret .bly shoat. a a Ming grounts, and vo-oefits rl , rousa of gr.-it ft-Amy Ak. • :An it a healthy yalubrious a r.- 4 1 fa. vo. table opportune. yf tr ()dicers of du A-my aced Navy, fi f e 4 .;,..vetnart food AgriColtoral purest the Estattheing e hianiire i and n a highs ate of cultivaton. or Parteculars apply (if by letter,post.paitl) to Idiom ter, surveyors, Agents, &c. Cobham, Seim ; And Np. li e C t oet-piace,l'emple-Bar, London. 1. 4 1111 OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Alva 12,1814. THE PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of HIS MA JESIT's ORDNANCE, do hardy give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their °Mee in Pall-Mall, )11 or before Wednesday, the 14th day of September next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of IRON M A NGERSJer Service of this Department, at the Royal ry Stables at Woolwich, for a period of three Years, deter, minable after the expiration of one Year, upon Notice of thre.: Months, at the Option of either Party. A Pattern of the Mangers may be viewed upon application to Lientenant-Colona Pilkington, the Commanding Royal En7ineer at Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the Term. and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's (Vice in Pall-Mall afotentid, any day between the hours of Ten and Fouro'clock, where the Proposals re:tit be delivered sealer' up, and endorsed," Proposals Tor iron Mang , Vl;' but no Pro posal can ba admitted after the said 14th of September, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, oti'lwr any Tender be noticed unless the Part- , :tor v :%gent in ki behalf snail attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. I