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MOUNT ST. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, md.--Ths
Nl annual session of studies this institution
the 18th of August Students should If practicable,
before that date. Board and tuition, including the
tire classic and scientific course, also French lodging,
washing, mending, and doctors fees, $ls2 per annun
Payments made semannuaIy, in advance.
Music and drawing extra charges-each $40 per an
also the Italian, German, and Spanish languages,
each Sl5 per annum
prospectus of the college, explaining the course OF
studes requisites for graduation, and system oil discipline,
will be sent any person apply ing for II.
JOHN McCAFFREY, President
July Il-dtA15
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Commissioners.

MOIlCE is hereby given, that the sales of ,h Iands In
the MIAMI cEssioNs, INDIANA, ordered v roea,a
ton OF the President OF the United States dated he
min day oil May, lSf to be held AZ the land office M Ins
annapolis on the sixth day of September, al the an
office at Fort Wayne the 10Th September 1917 and ~
the land office at Winanac the 9th September 1917
declared TO be postponed until and Commences on
Monday, the twentieth day of December, lsi7.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
second day of July Ammo Domin thousand eight hun
bred and ioriy-seven.
by order OF the President, ~. 4.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July 8-lawtd
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Old Point Comfort Hotel, Virginia.

THIS splendid establishment from Improvements
unsurpassed in the comfort and of It's nccommo
daons by in the Union, will be opened the rrceP
OF vsiters the LIST day OF June. Situated the
Chesapeake bay, in full view OF the ocean, healthy
any spot in the world and lying directly the great mail
between the north and the south, IL offers resting
place every nducement the traveller either search Of
health pleasure with climate in early famed
for its refreshing breezes be described more
delightful or more heahyas the experience OF all person
living acquai nted here viii provethan that enjoyed BY
all in the latter OF August and the fall months
This, with the great facility of reaching herbeing distant
only few hours from most OF large cities. with daily
mails both north and south, and from twelve hne
steamboats, passing daily in every a,recioninake mos
desirable location Tor families and OF business weh
also. as delightful and safe for those whom fear Of
disease drives away from their homes
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and inn
proved, hed mp with hot baths shower baths, and private
baths, and stli Attending ample for the exph
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries of the
sen and surrounding markets. the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured. The fo-tbe mod
magnificent public work in the coanfry-ohers military pa
ades and the lovelies walks; the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing while for others there billiards, enpin
music and dancing with oblgng and efficient agents n
Zach department. We shall every 10 make
Old Point in all respects the desirable wserngpses
Il the county.
JAMES s. FRENCH.
May D-lawcp MAT Intell
pRAsoorrs PERU--A few copies jus, received BY
mi 1
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SWEDISH CnnpRKN.-Mr M'Donad, in his travels through
Sweden, says Young children from the age of
that OF eighteen months wrapped up in bandages, like
cylindrical wicker baskets, which contrived to
keep their bodies straight without interfering much with
their growth They are suspended from pegs in the WALL
laid in any convenient part of the without much
nicely where they exist in great silence and good huno
have not heard the OF a child since came TO Swe-
den.v
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Rv II. ": DYER, .quctioneer.

A RTICLES FROM THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE
IA On Friday evening the 10th instant, halEpas
three O'Clock, p M shall sell at my auction varie
OF articles from the dead letter office, amongst which
number Of books various subjects and quantity OF
ewelrysuc gold rings breast-pln guards, chans,
rings, miniature miniatures, medals silver watches,
pianos, guitars, volns flutes nc Dry goods of various
kinds coats, pants Shirts chiens dresses medicines,
many other articles, altogether making curious cocc
ton need be looked
Terms: cash. H. w. DYER,
July l3-df Auctioneer
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staanson, and the Interior Of v
Gtnia.
Ushel< farf 70 Sf0nnfOm $40 oslv.

VSITERS the Virginia springs, Natural Bridge &c,
advised that through tickets now given on
board the Potomac STEAMBOAT between Washington and
for the low of dollars Travellers by this
line (Which is the only daily line the spring) con-
veyed by railroad between Aqua creek and Gordon
vile, and thence superior four-horSe post coaches, via
Charlottesville ard Stanton, the different springs, pass
ing sight Of Monticello and the celebrated University OF
Virginia, and arriving the White Sulphur Springs
the third day from their leaving Washington.
The stages this route arranged to avoid night
travelling For further particulars apply 10 Captain j. W.
RODGERS, of the steamer Augusta, OF 10
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent
July ly-Sawln,
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been unavodaby detained from Baltimore, (whcrc his
has been. beyond all doubt. nnpecedented and
anxious accommodate the citizens OF Washington and
vicinity informs those who suffering the fortunes oil
PAIN laborng under chronic affections, that
the proof by experiment may convince them that
theirs entirely hopeless, after ALL He may be
found for lew days his Missouri avenue be-
IL and 9TH streets, and after Monday, the 18Th
instant from 10 O'Clock, n. M, TO q, p. IN.
July i5--d6s
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DOARDiNG.--Mrs HAMILTON. on Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coleman's hotel, has number OF
rooms which she would be pleased let permanent
transient boaers among them several fine front
Terms moderate. June /.
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C,UPERiOR PIANOS

C,UPERiOR PIANOs.-WM FISCHER, Siationer RS Hall,
- Pennsylvania avenue, has received superior roet
wood piano from the celebrated mandatory OF H. GLIDER
" Co, Boston, for sale low.
Also, hand Chickering's and Halet a. Dayis's piano.
and one OF Coleman Eolihn pianos, which will be sod
aFeduesd price II applied Cog seon
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ACcORDEONs.-'

T,,RENCH ACCORDEONs-WM. FISCHER, Stationer's
Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, has just received assert
mcn of French Accordeon superior quality for sale at
very low prices Also just received lot OF Thermometers,
OF various sizes, manufactured by j. Barry LONDON Tor
sale low
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THOMAS BAKER.

TIME annual commencement mt Georgetown College
will take place Tuesday, the 9th instant, at half
past o'clock The public respectfully invited
attend.
July lJ-itdN3cp
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NAVAL GUNNERY

NAVAL GUNNERY.-Experimeuts upon several objects
IN relating Naval Gunnery made on board te irgate
Dryade Translated the French, by officer oil the
United States navy. In pamphlet, price 90 cents This
day published. +. TAYLOR.
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From the Rochester Advertiser, July 10.
THIRD DAY-Wednesday July 7, lsi7.

Tho con, enton was opened usual by prayer from
o.. Rsv Mr. ,,llen. The reading of the journal was
saasd with a,d after the passage of resolutions pro-
Sn Tar ths mbIica ion OF the proceedings of the con-
venion and laying them before Congress, and also the
customary resolutions Of haks TO the presiding officer
the convention adjourned whon, pay eousIiee Iot
the collection and compilation Of statistics, VIII De an
nounced in the public prints, the Preslnepi had not
time for its formation. II is 10 be composed o. two
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NIOTICE-rhe bar fixtures and liquors and furniture of
~ the house known Franklin Coffee House for
private sale This house, old and well known stand and
has done good business is offered for sale amy
sblc person favorable Application
be made to the present proprietor. -
THOMAS BAKER.
N b. An persons indebted If they have honesty
enough will please call aud settle their without
delay and any holding claims against the subscriber
will please present them Tor payment immediately.
Juiy l5-eolwif T. b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-18

C,Ntaao y Nico. Jan. ~. II.
liz u,a'fr rarl0 Gen. Worth sdly ION er1I}oa hero
Yesterday. after tgehc datsnatrh cua Sata. cu
llrINay to'Ianf5r1 THE raa5 afc dry asanas3 heap
Il is calculated aat tbs division alone tarzll auaN
sal 81, Ace most GaYile .ud IpI ruo9f: rtoIaahe
an Italian Iriefafl}. at l,ast Tho mhaI'aat- ehua
lire ront,. especially at Ctfaita. are suffering ercat
weather This pant # M,>,a. leWtgcr - mi aTIoai
the Ieejon lct"eeH the RIO GUHdc and sierra Nlndrc.
abaul hundred miles wide and two huad-cd Ioa9. Hou
east to west, lrnt another SOFT 81 Egypt, I'D In no
thing WilIo irritation. The wind. IA summer blow
almost constantly toward, the Roray Maintains 10 thp
north Il Texas; hut instead Il the compensation trn9
summer showers or foundations ut lhc RIO GfaHdc. tt
seems to come in lha .'oro Il Norta,se, heh- ia Ac
winter. leap down ontcdry plains IT IcNas aad hoN-
leo, IN thc midst Il fine daY, and roar fhIeleh tic
Chap ara Win all the cold and II, ,hutss ol The iry.
North. Nhefeef water sFriHesup, or Il s5cam flows
thai can Ia poured ugt on The lands hro and only tcIr
tai tccs can ie sfcn; thcrc con cotton. SCAR care
thfIte and village IaHcAas nale lhcir YrtaIaucc
but hF Jar The 2ftalG rr Il the country lisa afe p1.a.
ca}g9d only with CoW'h Of shrubs. SO stHsd and
ra9gN- that existence SCOUTS II have h.eu constant
struggle with them They arc II aucd with fharu5 81
iie nu7+ p'ircIels, noh hWge,e. sla7Hlss.hg which
tlej Secure from Ga-tnctl.nhy the cattle. sheep AID
goas, thousands ia AtId. which craze among
thom. Ihc Yfeky pear Is the only thing that 10
flourish, and ceen that looks exceedingly thirsty aaw.
H-S ytIY mach s,IGcn Gle cay. douug our mach,
b. speiar tic ofgiaal IL mcr's oi he Mexican rls be
tee no n t.l .514.Ga thc gat - large a-.aa lie
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| niicrsiiN ofNirrinin

HE Enquirer, both ot The Editurs Of winch nan,r
were educated at The Stitulion. a'udcs to an n,s.
ing ne,nng ii ahen f.r'y # Inc Alumni If tie niy,f
Sly under the IL lat1lc mfolooe 81 their number y
el'heanoi Hrhmeihl. The fecemusudationa the last
Annual Meeting tote, listoticsl Department Of th,
Society Of Alumni TAX, into consideration and in
Fw Il til" contemplated oiloa tnr,yiyc the Historical
Society Of tig,' II, II deemed advisable to refrain
ior tie Pre- Srni. irom any acon upon the subject The
fnqn'nr. with just prdrrci,Is Tie number Of tistu-
euished n"n.m HON llc University has turned out viii
IN the twenty three years Of It's existence Tie enumc
ration me-. not be "ithot lst,s rlany Of cur read
eT,
One other Suns. DANIEL, sits upon the bench e the
Court 81 Appeals. Two Northumberland Bfuehenlr,ugh.
are the Federal Judges ir Eastern ard WosenA ifana
and another. Lee. Is |. : Attorney Ter the " cson
Dsret. onr. Chain, RS. i memIcr Of the Senate ct
'he at'd Satt,i. and second will be found iherc al
tor tho In q NaIcln the person ei Mr. luni,r. seven
i}atiN. N'ddon. Chapman. IlIIard. Lyon 'roonhs
aud Br~kcRlnneh. are NOW members ot the House Of
Representatives tahcl, Of Fluda ~ memb,r elect
lhree: Ntanafd am'icr and tapcftoa, arene" ntm .
Oh the rInla Senate. More than iuIV havehoea mem
hrs o the House oi Delegates. In the present House
there are icu lialladay, Docoek Ioakr Scott BHrvclI
MoehN. laIvie, Johnston. Goodwin and Wallace In
other STATS. they hay" been less distinguished Nv
ixyor " iiud ". b Nalaon. President Il tie Count
OF APPEALS IN Mss urI; George X. King JUDGE # the
Supreme cnrt IN ousaua; :. j. Douglass ulac in
Florida NtanIefe Porov. Judge in Mississippi John
W. Harris, VI rney General Of IcNas; M,fril VI Rol
nson. Reporter Il The Supreme Count ci lousiana; Ca
ny. Stale Senator in Mary land; John w Stevenson a
memlcruf the Kentucky Leg stature: Clay and Watts
members in Alabama. and Hall in Missouri -FarlaX
I ta1let WIS Texan Charge in Wash nglun and w II
Daingofticld Texan barge in Holland. Fumh have been
Am'rcan Secretaries Of Legation abroad 'rhomas /
Ell aud Gcnj. +. Green. in Melicp T. r. Rycs IN
ENGLAND, aud Thomas G. 3rXnod, in Sn,ip
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Gil ETSE7.

Led, 4 CONSUMPTION. at her noher's resa~H.., IN
ApfHat'sy rouuiy, virginia the end Of December,
re. IN iha !gih yeaf ofher &c, Mrs ISABELLA A.
efel yeafs sis hid ben acceptable ulenbr Ct tle
H7ksda Epe pal Church. end be principlts slleero-
lsei wetr .kiig l>emp fed in her whole coiiduct
IA lie. She died, II I'LL as.uTan.u Of blessed in mortal
ily.
- Tho Richmond Chrstiao Algocato viii pl. ase
c#iy.
-. af her late resl nee. in til, county Of Henry.
beeemlar !'h. lsi6, Sis MAriGo, PArrfRsox. lie
Z, John Patterson. and Youngest daughter Of William
RaIlam. IN the 9TH year OF her aye.
-, on the 2nd inst, at Amherst Court II Juso.
sum. Youngest dauEherof Samuel VI and NJ Gar
land aee - mouths, oi whooPing cough, complcafe
with hYiflccplelus.
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Tile President sent NJ, s,aae 10 both Houses on Sa
trTdav. urging the necessity levyirg duty upon Tea
aud Coffee, and other artic AID asking for anhority
appoint the requisite number If GCncrals for the ten
additional regiments. We are much inclined n believe
thai Congress Will neither tax tea and cil,c. nor ur
vide for Tie appointing of more Generals
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-
ne 10 hi and h.s etllau. assaszfe P,a,arl Garland
the install sllueflai> swords 5aa medals IN. rf la
Inn US Ntred y ultrui tl4e,t ,r d,
We stands above any Il the petty gel which have
d.eiaiod die hiiaus Il ccHstrt lately lts.td Il, .e
House ot Representatives,
h's is, ludoca sey,rc rolehr II the parzns of that
boy, who MIS- 10 t,cvgugr thu ,ap,uatiun of Aal-
tseN and coupled the tribute 10 Ia, lo,s la,.fv with
am paiIuouuItI! his capacity X rum 90 Ia. oliu ri.
here YVES no -1ei luputjiiuu IA IT, Nr,n.l kcs.l-
nslls and hc m e~iiee with Weh Cuurr, as trcat,
Tie American -dctfarting from the glory vi cur
as-h~ rNclie TIT iCg lalule tiotlc S'a.rs to atone
iuti4a in2u,tjfadssf the Governments - Nar,lard
Legislature has adopted complimentary Resalauaus, sud
afo",d ulln in nuIld 10 Tie olpIu Of tie NJ and
the ln1nhvr Of IL u. sacutun.
In junction. tuaN be- mentioned that Nj Calhoun
has Al last come ont on die Three million Bill with the
PROJECT Tor the Iaelfcatuu q MeNcu hut his pas,i 4,
VII not lie satislaeioN Ia either panty, lis plan 5
Line ot dc,He, Hem the mouth ot I'll, Rio Giaat Ia tho
fas del \ortc theua line prodae,d due w,s 10 The hrad
n the Cult orc aaura. THIS M proposes oparriSon at
Caha1eo and els nlcrmcd ale lot"ecu that place aud
the Cult
IL proposes, moreover, 10 occupy three s,a pors aud
Il eeaflscatc tler reeenu and I,pse upon the de
lensIyu occupation Of the hole icfitol thus acquired
Nj calhoun Plig} Is lar pacific, aud hes,,a,s u
ilah that NNco ogdt uul 10 olo,t. nationally as the
county proposed Ia ic annexed sol VERY hele N.ur.
When atordug population of 100000 To territory It
pQ.ouo square mes-NhIeh. with great 1aueetf. he
SAYS we shall want IS Gun population Is douaIrg with
great nPduy H. met,ovtf. .apf>rs the Senate with
the Wopuuy a treating Mexico with tur5aaancc as she
IL feeble state and republic; that should sustain
hur 81 lar us is compatible with the satl>tcone our &C.
ui'ds. aud With tlc indispensable aru~i.laa 4 trItu
" Tn our prospective pulaon But them l., sl,- ttuic
IS ''trcntdots qHt>ion' which Will trlueuy, IN II e.
acquisition Of tbs Territory thai tie \urtl. VII net ~
SELL 10 annexation with the l4Ilal,u 1t slavery. aud
thai the south VII scnlr le0>s annexation ulou any
IL IIt-t.f IL
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O. The Secretary Of 'he Treasury, it is said. had
no d fl 'ully in n'go'iatg five millions Il Treasury
notes for lean at par which relieves the pressing
wants Of the Treasury. lie has advertised tie re
niaindcr to lie taken within the ncN sixty days.
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NOTICE. TO DEBTORS.

Il is important that the concerns Of Tucr. Tannl,v \
s,,,ham. and Of Sta,ham, billiard \ T,wni,, should he,
wound up without delay. For Tins purp Sc an agent +
Ties. concerns will att nd the different Courts during thu,
Gar Such an agent will lie at ncNt B,df I'd Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-18

"a MI Caltonn's speech and the Congressional rro-
wings "itgo us to postpone several communications
'', 70 aotldgeour etoraisparc We hope "kanawh4
VII Continue Ii, ton,nun oaiiylls
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RIcHMosp, February 10. 1917.

RICHMoHD, fcbrlr1ry IL, lel|.
The most ners sting legislative event ot the week has
toon tho Unanimous adoption Of Resolutions oXFrCsslve
e the admiration IN which Virginia holds tie achieve
.asa,s IF her d.. g..sLcl soa Gaa. Iay ,e+lef
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-18

% ihc eeslatrIc, yaIs1ty vote. have passed re
tt'l Is 'tdlf IT., lehto uSnss e tie Mexican Wat
and, y h saH s;trC, lreutipg he President far
Tie Justice. imn'>s and cm.lt aL0l5 with which
he h.s Carried Il IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-18

The following letter written fer The lat papc
but did not reach us in time
Correspondence Of the Virginian'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-18

~ The debate in the Senaenp tho expulsion, wa
racr and PERSONAL and would have been more in place i:
lhc other House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-18

o. Tie political ncws by the late arrival is Of NJ in.
crcst whatever. Tic Price Tread sulls continues
advance in England.
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General Agency mt washlngton.

rTy1IRTY- THREE years experience clerk in OF
the principal accounting offices of the Treasury cd
Auditors) has qualified the subscriber undertake gen.
era agency business the of the federal
men before Congress An intimate acquaintance with
all of business in the several departments and bu
reas knowledge of the laws, and the principles estab
sed by decisions in the executive departments relation
almost subject connected with public accounts and
transactions with which he has become familiar from long
experience in the public ervce affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps few others possess His attention
will be directed to the prosecution OF claims of char
acer embracing revolutionary claims against the United
individual States, whether for lands money
Ties; claims growing out of contracts with the United
States examination OF titles and procuring patents Tor
lands; of duties, remission of fines foreiture
under the other laws the prosecution of claims
arising of transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican wars claims before any board OF commissioners
estate and generally the transaction of any and every
description of business in which the services OF agent
may be required.
The subscriber extensively known in the city of Wash
the civil officers OF the government to many officers
both of the army and navy, well members of Con-
gentlemen selected, whom, if necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit:
JAMES w. McCULLoH First Comptroller ofthe Treasury
ALBION H. PARIS, Second do do
PETER HAGNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Gen. Thomas s. JEsUP, Quart Master General u. S. A.
Gen GEORGE GIBSON, Comnssary General of Subsistence
Gen ROGER JONES, Adjutant General.
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN Paymaster General.
Col JOSEPH G. TorrEN Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN j. ALBERT, Chief of Typographical Engineers
RcuARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON esq, Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office l4th street, opposite N E. corner Fullers Hotel
June 29-ly
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TRsAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Nov. "a, 1917.
CyEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the first
- Monday OF February, lSiS atthe office of the commits
apponted for the the house the
city of New Orleans, for the following materials:
1880, 900 of good hardbumt brick
VThe exact size to be mentioned.
$4,000 barrels OF fresh lime fmore or less.
1000 do. hydraulic cement
5000 do. sharp sand.
The above materials be delivered on the evee i'm New
Orleans as the site of the present cusomouse
practicable, and in such quantities shall from
time be required in conformity with appropriations made
by Congress The proposals TO be addressed Denis
Prieur Alcee La tanche and William M. Gwnn, commits.
endorsed "Sealed proposals for furnishing materials the
erection of a custom-house at New Orleans"
When the proposals are opened by the commissioners,
they will communicate COPIES together with their views
and recommendation for the consideration of the depart
ment
The communication of the commissioners will be adj
dressed to the First Comptroller of the Treasury, who
geher with the first Auditor of the Treasury being the prop
officers connected with the cusiohouse accounts will
give their views in writing to the proposals. to the de-
partment. The right of rejecting any bid is reserved.
of any into Tor furnishing any the before
mentioned materials. X. j. WABhEh,
Secretary of the Treasury
To be published in the Portland Argus Maine; Boston
Post and Boston Times New York Globe, Sun, and Her
aid Pennsylvania and Keystone; Baltimore Argus and
Baltimore Sun Intelligence and German Gazette wash
ngton Cincinnati Enquirer Louisville Democrat; 81
Louis Union; and Natchez Free Trader, until the 18th day
of January 1898 in all the daily papers of New Or
lea ms until the first Monday of February 1913.
Nov 27--d25hiJan
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Transportation OF stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing Dec. 81, 1917.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
L the coast of Africa, will be received this Bureau
until O'Clock p. Monday, the 3lst day of January,
ISlS for the transportation of 1000 barrels ore css
government stores from the navy-yard at Charlesown,
Massachusetts, the consgnee Port Praya, Cape de
Verde.
The offers must state the price asked per barrel without
distinction between wet and dry and each barrel Tor
half barre of beef pork -four, rice, vinegar pickles,
whiskey or dried apples will be considered as barrel all
other packages be esma ted the of 81 cubic
barrel, whatever they contain. Ten fair weather
working lay days TO be allowed at the port Of Charesown
for taking in cargo and fifteen fair weather working lay
days to be allowed at Port Paya for dischargng the
No prmage TO be allowed
Payment TO be made by any navy agent in the United
States within thirty days after producing satisfactory evil
dencc of the delivery of the cargo The vessel must
the usual Inspection and be the Chares,own navy yard
by the fifteenth day of February 84S ready receive her
cargo and II not presented for examination within three
days after being notified of her acceptance the bureau will
consider itself liberty offer the freight the low
bidder to make such arrangements may best sub
the public interests.
Dec 22-laMI3l Ian