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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
FARNAM'S PATENT HIDRAULlCS
HnRRS ~ IAALNR

EGAVINC purchased the right OF Farnam's patcn
Lii Hydraulics for the coImties of Belmont and ONO
are uON prepared TO furnish to ariter Farnsut's dou'ie
action an and force fufvrs, Fire Engines, Garden En-
glnes, Sieatu boat Pumps. and al kinds of ! Adraulit
apparatus a. manufactured by d /. Farnau, Cincin.,
thiO. These fum : ave adapted for every situation
for wdtcl II pump may he required, The great adVaG
tase over Single action Pumps Is keeping a column @
wafer constantly moving, thereby working more cas-
tly and THROWN double thr quantity of = smsie-actior
Pump OF the same size. Thcy may be used ia an case
for a Fne Eagine, as the s%natest Pump made VIII throw
water owe a twostery building Owing TO tte .imFiear
rdnaement the price is les than that OF any other PUN
thai Wit p-ftorm the san an cunt Of work. The az
raugeuieut 0t tteWh mole q 50 simple tha, u slesS ltabi
10 get out OF order, aud Is better calculated Tor situation
where The most perfect and efficient machinery Is 70
luired.
House Pum;s 10 be worked hy hand may BE- place
Ia The basement ~ any other convenient s%iiuaiion. Z
draw waller by ultans ot a lead pipe from wells, CT
terms and springs. from any distance. and thFCe n
roBVey water 10 Bath Rooms, pHttloHses. and vii
The at litian Of hose may he usei 10 protect the hous
Nv extiasuishing Eres Likewise pumgs Tor wells e.
aii depths not exceeding 200 feet. Tor Paper Mile, Ia
Works. Bresenes. soap Boilers, tor hot water, miat
for draining Or l|Trigalitg land for every purpn
whore a Funp cNt te required, AMI 81 ailsikes Ia taro
from ten Ia 500 sal.ous per mlnEte, these Pumps mtt
10 M0rN hY watcFor steam power, with IRON nj pe co
Meeting screws iH tHe different lofts AND outside a
huiittna fot b se. t,rstt he means Of extlHguishiWa fire
lar preferable 10 amy plaza heretofore adopted tor fast
rcs 81 mills. oft3
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS Of cast IRON OF
- great variety OF patterns. These Fuapiains az
far superior i'm neautF 10 nagh'e, AT a tthc 81 the eos
Ihere Icing upwsrps ii ntty different SlieTns, "
s4sit Do aisle 20 sG4f at tastes a to style or price re
msigcr particulars en- tnire al our establishment, carne
of Main and Qptney So. HOBBS & IAhLOh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
.rrnamNGY & coNANT.

~ ~ -
cpOCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
"a uo'i WHEELiNG "a.
r@aHE subscribers Respectfully " t.ioflh u,olt t'''nuS ~"
-,tifn th,ttney AVE dtted nj the above eAlah-
tshn.nt h superior slyic, and are prepared 20 tefoll,
.@,i,t. r1atn,iers wan HE hestq iailiY 81 soous OF every
Ia-sTfstf,e an their lne. tIaY are also ~ ta'ea % Nut'
7" t ktnd. of Produce ga TIE most Satisfactory
terms.
.srA..t.., mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
AFFLICTED, REAL:

T~GHIDADELPHIA DC HOUSE-Estahlished
q 10 wears ago, by DIR. KINKEi.IN. The oldest,
snrest ANA best hand 10 cure all forms of secret dSnm
diseases Of the skin and solitary halann
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

,onsHssr iva nss = T1QIlT-
"a y = arc row receiving. direct from the bss, e,s,o,n
manufacturers. a more than usrsIv q,
ni'W' Of . 'ors aud SHoFs for F4tL end W. ~rrr We
= la'ct tot,lon OF which have hem manufactured 70 or
piessi for our retail trade. for our reau ar custop,ers
SUI al others who NAV favor us with \ call W. -
'aitiN say that never before have we heen abic ID orsr
ilcm 50 large and well selected a stock ~ paats -
Shoes As st the present time. ana we risr, sp,ee tten,
fqual IN qnsltt Of material and WORK mspsbib to trosa
manufactured in any part Of the Tinted S,ste' o.
seaSnnahle goods vi"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
GIotDfm0.

THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
II As been removed from Main street, Water street.
: lniot the room nctt door 10 the office of the National
Road State company an next door to Clark's Coffee
House. where he Is receiving all kinds OF Ready >laie
Clothing for the season, made expressly SCR this market,
nom hls Wholesale Establishment in Baltimore, No -.
Pratt street, which ne offers for sale at wholesale or re-
tai aS low a can be bought in Baltimore or rhiiadel
phia, being hut 4 tritc difference in The Transportation
Htssicck consists Of all kinds Of clio hing usually kept
IN clothing store, Fine English and French dress.
rock and sack Goats, do Cashmere, Tweed, Ccrotton
Linn and cotton coats. some As low a. Z 90; plain and
fancy summer CASHMERE pants. do. Tweed. Linen aud
cotton, ssne very god at - cents; plain aud fame,
saiiH. mersajes and a great variety of OTHER STYLES g
Vests. some very good at "a cents; a general a-sortmen
OF Shlris. hdkts, loves. suspenders, etc. Also a few
very fine gentlemens travelling bags. caps and umtrel
las. Remember the Baltimore Clothing Store. on Water
street, where YOU can buy the hest goods for the lees,
money. Apr25l NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

G. ELIAS STEEL,
TEALE2 in Euslish, German and American kiteh
- an Furuiture. No lc3 siain 81. lopposte the Mon
roe uoassl " heelng, Va. -
The subscsilor mas " -s.S>ks I-sSi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
NEW CARPET 4 FURNISHING STORE,
A. PAXTON d son.

NEW CARPET 4 FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON d son,
HAVE inst opened IN one Of the Store rooms on Mon
~ roe street. nearly opposite The POSI- Office, an en-
tirclg new aud extensive assortment Of Carnetine, oil
Hlstiis and other goods. 70 which tsey respectfully invite
the attention Of purchasers. Their stock comprises;
isnsseis Carmel ing.
Imperial Three PLY DO
ssuperHne. Fine and Common Ingram carrciingi
4 t. 4 and SO rapesiry. Twiiled and commoni
Veniaan do
Cotton and Rag do
6 4, 5 4 aud / | cofa aud nlain Cantsn Mating;
oIi Goth OF every width
Carpet - liine and Thread; Also
e 4.6-4.5 and ; Drngseis and Linen cruGh cloths;
Administer. ufed " il0n and Brussels Rugs;
n7ess Stair Rods all sizes;
Adelaide. Manila aud Aiica3t Door Mats. &c, &c.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
1874. ia ard 10 4 lmpcfial Mars HES, Toilet aud
nresdrn t2ulifsi
Ial IA aud 10 / Linen and Caston sheetiuga;
Linen ald cotton ti'luw esse Goods;
SGnarior irtsI Linen and Cotton >hirtins;
7-l.sI. - tai 10. Danlask Table Cloths and Table
linens:
Nsrkins and boylies; LUG,
Bra's egc. tlnrsatae< Scotch Dlaaer & Crash Towel
Piano Tstie and Siand Caves;
Embroidered Wintuw curtains;
IurErv Het FurntaFe 4rints;
FIN iture Dainty.
7 ckin and ted taco
F,5sa aa. gura and fSsseis, for Blinds;
WorsIea ard Cotton fungas. Also a good assortment
It Gloves aud iusiefy; t'tea aui earTtric idkla;
lali,,' and Goats stle Gravsts,
French worked CellSfs;
rarasa,s, Umhrri a.. (. &c, *.
AZ Of whici will he sold at tAe lowest nossi''e prices;
ant ,ers1as wanting viii please eoN ard examine
nvl1 PAXTON SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
JOIN PORTER, Jr.

insist to certify. that from The use Of DR.. Mills Rt-
fers, one Of my daughters has been restored to health
She Aad been in daciming heath for several years, and
had almost lost hopes of her recovery; bat when all
other means faiicd, those hitters have prevailed.
We, the undersigned, DO certify, that we Lev
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
WallEi.fN TIMES AND
astsTseEsS &
wuTrIINg TIMES tND ,ZFFTT.
PtusfJsuEupNt N rDi.~GGSLy & WEEELNr'

]. 4. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
X. Ii. Seupir,
MaSor, Frcdg.
jos. S%andiord,
Roy Junes,

The above arehut a few
in the suNserihcr's pusseS
necessary. however, 10 add
m%edicine, where properly 4
maud itself.
Prepared aud sold wholes
]. J.,
And at retail, by the flilnw.
nrvi-'es LANES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
ssys. - I'D ron.

adistineuishet graduate from one ofthe first Colleges in
the United States. which NAV I've seen ey his Diploma
also. Il member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, ana III
rontia ofthe Arathe,ai les Hall. London; andthe eyca
ter part OF whose lie hasheen spent IN the first Hosp
tails in En~ore ami America, viz; thase Of London, Paris
and Pbilsje,pHis, may be consulted on all disease, HIi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
GOLD PENS.

~ Pens. a. TO Bsosdway, corner III Maiden lane.
NEW NpRk.
Also. dc llets IN Gold sud silver Peuhnhlers& Pencils.
y. TIA lial ct premium was awarded the atove
firm ut the last Fair Of the American Institute, New
York. snpiQ-dimn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
py wu. hole, $50, aus ST.


s,psr re.'Ia iot ofIoahle and sinsie rounded hh3'lsh
81 srtals t,g,ugs taa MArsinsaies, I've nest at',s,
Atsa. IN haad. lot Of eur eva ntsHni tatuft tva sac
loNsf than asatal. lsft'-p3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
RADwAY's CHINESE MEoIeArFo Soar AM


feb holessle agents, Pittsburgh.
For salo Nv JAS BANER. Wheeling. Va.
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TO So b q RIBER0.

The OF win be
payment of the subso ription be made in sdv
subscribers postage
which viii be- paid all by ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER l. puhlhhed wsshy Aanas tbs sss
sions Of Congress and semi ecAiy during T
Subscriptions periodess than viii
proportionsd TO the above annual rates. i' ltf
certificate Of
=
notes of any specie paying bank will be received
POsTMAsfERs agents. and BY send
ing DAILY subscribers with 80 enclosed OF I'VE BENZ
WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS $2s sncossA Ave WEEKLY sub
aerber with $40 enclosed will be entitled COPY Of s
edition as they furnish subscribers fer. gratis
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Proposals for Publishing the Kentucky Gazette
Semi-yveekIy.

TINE present editor of the Gazette has been much so
cited by prominent democrats In this and the adJoin
ing counties, either enlarge his paper, to publish it
frequently Having desire to engage in what he has
hitherto deemed hazardous operation, he has nva
raby declined all such propositions. After much thought
upon the subject he believes that he has discovered
thod of gratifying wishes of his friends without any
risk of loss hmelf and also that his plan WILL If
red into effect only rebound greatly to the benefit of
The democratic party in the rapidly approaching presden
ia election but may result in permanent advantage to 1t
and to the editor.
His plan is this: He will publish sem-weeky Gazette
for months beginning the 9th OF May. and ending
on the 7h of November, (Which will include the whole
presidential canvass,) for dollar and fifty cents in adj
vance, if subscription list be obtained sufficient 10
Justify the undertaking in the opinion of himself and his
friends.
To enable him and them Judge correctly upon this
point, subscription lists will be Immediately circulated
with the OF the subscribers and the amount OF their
several subscriptions
1t will be from the above, that the Semi-weekly
kentucky Gazette be conducted entirely the cash
system, or its publication will not be commenced
This, and this alone, will the editor and his
friends from all risk OF loss and enable them to base their
calculations upon certainty Neither will the subscribers
week for six months their money will be returned So
that they can lose nothing and the editor is determined
that he Will not. tffff1
Here, then, is project which will the democracy
of Kentucky object they have long desired, without risk
any So II the democrats really desire what they
have often expressed wish for here the TERMS,
Dean Swift once sad let them "down with their DUST
royal Sheet with entirely ype be issued Tues
day and Friday evenings city county subscribers and
by mail punctuay the following mornings to those at
distance, Ap%
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I IME, Cement, C~Icined Plaster, Se.-Lime cement
IL calcned plaster, lime for manure and building sand,
be had the lime klns of subscriber the
United States Observatory either in large small quant-
livery. VIM. Easily.
FORT WASHINGTON, July II, 1915.
SIR In compliance with your request furnish below
the result of some trials with the lime purchased of YOU and
with two other lots 10 The quantity Of paste they
duce, on being saled
lSi3.-An average of three barrels of Thomuston lime
gave ~ bushels OF lime paste 10 the barrel
lsi3,-Three barrels of Potomac lime (bought Of William
Easby) averaged 81 bushels of paste per barrel
lSi3-Four barrels OF Potomac lime (bough OF another
person) averaged Al bushels OF paste per barrel
lSi5.-Two barrels of Potomac lime, (Easby's,) being
first dry saked and converted into paste Afterwards
aged 81 bushels of paste per barrel
lSi5.-Two barrels of Potomac lime, (Easby'sD wet
saked (o converted into paste once averaged u bush
els paste per barrel
The paste" referred to rather sitter than common
mortar IN every instance requiring water before being
mi xed with the sand.
Very respectfully, sir, your obedient servant
FREDERICK A. SMITH, Capt Eng,
Capt WILLIAM EAsBY, Washington
April l--WlW
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Young Ladies' SehOOl-NO. $40 broadway, Union
Square New York.
Number of pupils limited to forty.

REV. HENRY DANA WARD, Rector.
SISTED by Mrs WARD, and by resident English and
n resident governess, and also by Italian Ger
verse with proprety in those languages.
Learned professors will be employed, give lectures
Astronomy, Botany, Geology, Natural Philosophy, and
Chemistry.
In commencing his enterprise, the Rector relies, under
Providence much experience and past in the
dcipning and training OF the youngnspiring them with
the love oleamng and of vrue and cultivatng in them
presents his school the public under the patronage of the
following distinguished names:
RI Rev. Manton Eastburn, d. D., Massachusetts,.
Rt Rev. j. p K Henshaw, D. d., Rhode Island.
Rt Rev. Alonzo Potter, D. d. Pennsylvania.
Rt. Rev. VIM. r.. Whittingham, ID. d., Maryland.
Rt. Rev. VIM. Meade, ID. d., Virginia.
Rt. Rev. j. Johns, d. D., Virginia.
Hon Rufus Choate Massachusetts.
Hon. Frederick Whirlesey, Rochester, New York.
Hon VIM. II Seward Auburn, New York.
Hon Willard Fillmore, Albany, New York.
Hon. Geo. w Summers, Virginia.
New YORK.
Rev Dr. Anthem, Rev DR.. Smith, Rev. DR.. Haight
Rev Dr. Wainwright Rev. Dr. Potts, Rev DR. Whtehouse
Rev. DIR. Taylor, Rev. Dr. Forbes, Rev. Dr. Tying
Rev. DR.. Crocker Providence, R. |.
Rev. DR.. Hawks, New Orleans, La.
New YORK.
Rev S l.. Southland, Rev. l.. Carter, Rev. G. T. Bedel,
Rev Lot Jones' Rev. Ed d. Smith, Rev. l.. p. w. Bach
Quarters will commence May Sth, September 10th, De-
cember Ist February Goth.
Terms per annum payable quarterly in advance Board
5000; washing, $50 tuition, $500. Music extra charge,
according TO the individual taste.
March 29-3.*
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Feb 7-if2aM
Agency for Claims mt Washington.
CHARLES DE SELDlNG, Notary Public Conv


~ and General Agent, No. H. Todds Buildings, Pennsyl-
vana avenue Washington, d. O. offers his services for the
prosecution claims before Congress any the
tive departments before any boa OF commissioner ht
may be appointed for the adjustment OF spollaons
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions
whether revolution any other service; bounty lands for
duties those arising under contracts, treaties,
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, nc
Particular paid TO the settlement of accounts OF
dsbursng officers who may find it inconvenient to give
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish egazed copies of any document other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of service required
Communications (post paid will receive immediate at
tention.
He has the honor refer to the Navy Department
the several connected with it, comptosrs and
dors offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and pusers in the navy and also to Dr. John Ho
mans Boston; Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia Rev,
septmus nstn, chaplain OF the Senate Washipgtop Hon
esq Pensacola, Florida; Hon G PsInrose Lapeaser,
new esq., New York; e. Collins Lee, esq, Baltimore, Md;
H. B. Reardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Gooddge,
e. H. Foster, Nashville, Tenn. May l6-ly
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Horatio N. Steel,
Montgomery County Court,
MARCH TERM.
John Holohan, and
John II Holohan

John T. Holohan
JNE object of this suit is sale of certain real
estate in Montgomery county, which was, the
tyscventh day of January, eighteen hundred and forty,
purchased by the defendant John Hololan, agent of
John T. Holohan, from the complainant Horato N Steel,
for the original purchase money The bill that
about the twenty day of January. eighteen hun
bred and forty the said Horato ~ Steel sold and
his bond of conveyance for certain real which is
pa tcuary described in the bill and its accompanying
hibs unto the said John Hoohan, agent of the said
John T. Hoohan, and for the OF four hundred and
fifty dollars hundred dollars OF which said paid
by the said John Hoohan, agent aforesaid in hand
that the said John Holohan gave, agent afore
said his single bill for the balance of the purchase money
payable by nsalnents of equal amounts in one, two, and
three years. with interest from date that possession of the
said premises given by the said complainant TO the
said John Hoohan agent aforesaid and that
the balance OF the purchase money has paid, either
by the principal agent although the deferred payments
have all become due The bill further alleges fraud, and
alleges the said John Holohan the agent of
John T. Hoohan, and that John T. Holohan minor
and under the age of twenyone years. and that the said
John oohan is nsovent and is not resident of Maryland,
that the said is still charged with and liable
upon adjudged ordered that the complainant by
ing copy of this order be inserted in newspaper
published Washington city in the District of Columbia,
four successive weeks before the tenth day of May next
give the said absent defendant of the object
substance OF this bill, and them appear in this
court person by solicitor before the tenth day
September the premises and show
if any they have, why decree ought not to pass as
prayed NICHOLAS BREWER.
Copy-Test: S. T. SroNEsTREEr, Clerk.
March q, ISfS-April 2-law4w
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New and Elegant Dress Goods, sc.

M attention of the ladies of the city and vicinity is in
vted 10 collection of very desirable French and India
sooos which were received and opened Monday morn
w 'he 3D. instant, such
y pieces small checked glace silk, wide
Pot de Sole silks,
extra rich plain glassa silks
black Gro. de Rhincs
% striped and plaid black silks
% latest styles Grenadines
% a. plain and figured tissues, beautiful
% new style linen poPlins
- spring mousselines de laine
~ new style Organdie muslins
% real French chintzes
~ ginghams
Il plain, pink, blue, white, and mode-coored
a. Bereges
>, striped, plaid, and figured Bcrcges, new styles
mourning and second-mouming materials, great
variety
ocartons French collars and capes
% embroidered clear lawn handkerchief rich
gether with great variety of other rich goods too
uuietous to mentiona OF which have been selected with
care and Will be shown with great pleasure those
VINO may favor with a call
Ap 5-2wif p II UOOE e. Co
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Mount Hope,
An ing tuition established aud conducted by the Skaters Of

IN fhHtoh established aud conducted 6y the StsfUs Of
Charity, chiefly for The relief of the insane.
fNHiS institution is beautifully situated on commanding
eminence within view of the city of Baltimore, and
possesse adya that render particularly desirable
residence for those afflicted with mental disorders The
house and adjoining grounds command extensive and
interesting views of highly cultivated and agreeable
country Its apartments spacious, ofjy and well ven
tlated and furnished in style that will bear compar
ison with respectable hotels II is abundantly
supplied with the finest and its bath
unsurpassed by any other similar establishment in the
country The patients OF this institution received and
attended to by Sisters of Charity, and visited
more daily by the physician. Although it is behind no
other asylum in the possession of all the and
modern Improvements for relieving the insane, yet pre-
rather than place for the secuson and confinement OF
dangerous and ncurabe persons 1t has been the sudious
aim of its founders invest it with everything appertan
ing ordinary hOme in which the patient, at all times,
when the the will admit, will be surrounded
by all the comforts and advantages OF cheerful and d0nics
tic society. Accordingly the greatest is taken, not
merely discard far practicable every form OF per-
everything that tend to rritae distress their
feelings Opportunities for varied occupations and amuse
within and without doors studiousy supplied,
and exercise in the open air in the carriage, foot
carefully enjoined
Over the female department the Sisters themselves have
the immediate charge whilst in the male department
provided faithful and competent male attendants who have
been long accustomed the of nvaids OF this class,
and whom the Sisters maintain the srctes supevis
This institution accommodations for the
cepon OF hundred and fifty patients The terms vary
SIS Sc week If the patient require or his friends
desire accommodations and additional attention. het
will be charged accordingly. For further information APP
ply the Sister Superior OF the institution, Dr. VIM
H. Stokes, the physician.
Dec %
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of White flannel.

each width and color to be delivered at each
of the herenbeore named he coors to be last
and deep.
quality be wed to have even sevages on both edges
and TO weigh less than three tohs of to the
square foot.
Samples of the quality may be application to the
comnandants of The yards named
The flannel be subjected TO such chemical or other
and inspection the bureau authorize or dlrect
be delivered Gree charges to the United Slaes) by the
Bonds with two approved surees, in half the est-
mated of contract will be required to be entered
into within days after being notified OF acceptance OF
bid and per centum in addition will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment as collateral security
for the due and faithful performance of the which
will account be paid until the contract shall be com
pleted.
Proposals to be sealed and endorsed, Proposals for fur
nishng flannel to the navy
To be published three times a week in the Union and
National lnteigence Washington Republican and Argus
and Sun, BaltImore Pennsylvania and Public Ledger
Philadelphia Journal of Commerce and Evening Post,
New York Morning Post and Courier Boston; and En-
qurcr, Richmond, Va
March 25-3 taw to LIST May
Extract from Congress approved August TO- 1876
And be further enacted That from and after the pas
Secretary the Navy under the rovso the general sprop
Sp e s snn i ss sOSai by
responsible to the effect that he OF they un
deake bidders will his their bid be
cepte obligation such time may be prescribed
by Secretary of the Navy with good and suhcen sues 70
fur. ss 81 guaranty
proposal and notification the bidder or ne 81 G
The of the Navy good sufficient setes for fur
nshng the supplies then the Secretary ans @ the said
supplies forthwith the difference between tne
which he NAV have the said supplies for
the whole period Of the proposal to be charged up a %
same may be by the United States for the
Navy action Of debt against either or al
ms Editors papers who have published this add
vert,sement will notice the alteration AprhS