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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

NHREE thousand fruit trees, from the nursery of
Z Briggs * Co., Ohio, embracing gppctrees OF
choice selcctons-plumbtrces chcrrytrces &c, to be
had by calling upon the Subscriber
w. X. MARSHALL.
Feb 29ih, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

FE7HE Room lately occupied by w R. Simmons on
Main Street adjoining England s. Dougherly 5
Ware Room; for terms apply TO
WALLACE & WARD
March II, 19iS.--i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
March 8, 1913.
-LAAIE

p ur. Rcyerdy Johnson, it was
Ia-.,', !. ,re > Committee on Finance. Which
y vas ga - l5en inquired of the Vice Presi-
!: : o. p. Irss,u,on passed on December 18th,
! u. =. Secretary of War as 10 the number
z 2 Pm Killed, and had died of disease, had
70?
!. n las answered, no.
-, then remarked, that unless an
lily. he should renew the resolution.
. r., of Mr. SEWER, the Senate went
!, lie session.
rz. several petitions and memorials,
-r9us Subjects, were presented by
,zr5srs and referred.
p,lart Smith offered a joint resolution,
! = ,5s thanks of Congress to the whole
,7-sI in the war with Mexico.
--sion of reception was raised by sew
S~f,5 then spoke against the bill confer
--ry lands to soldiers who had been pro-
g1 the ranks.
Er.-s advocated the passage of the resoIu-
! a5Iy and ably, remarking that the
--s offered by Jacob Thompson must be
.-roIchOul before they could pass the
that ,hev had been produced very hastily,
p f1l. Of faults; which could not be as
h.
ion vas presented, signed by Mr.. Dallas
b. praying the government to purchase
|Vs-r51, the old residence of Gen. Wash
L vas referred to the Committee on the
/ Of Columbia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
MARHTEn

AT the residence Of Nimrod Ca Pps ESQ, on Wednes-
day the 2oth, by N. Capps Esq, Mr.. GEORGE Y
LATHAM to Mrs. MARY KEETHLY, all Of this
county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

ALSO.-The farm in Franklin county, known NJ
the " AXE Place" comprising the following lands,
viz:
The Sci Of the NW30
NV" "" NE4 sec IS. T 10 n r % w, con
SW+ =. N"4 tanning 1875 9j 100 acres.
and WI ., NEF
Persons wishing 10 purchase the above property,
any portion of il, ascertain terms, application
Post Paid the uudersgnc cd great bargain viii
be given to any person who may purchase the WHOLE
for cash.
II the above Town Lots and Farm not disposed
Of, at private sale, before
Saturday, the 8th day Of April next,
They will that day. be offered at PUBLIC AUG
TION, the highest bidders the Court house door
IN the town Of Van Burcn, tho following terms
Onc-thiro cash. oncthrd in year, and the remain
ing one-thrd in two years. Notes for both the defer
red payments to bear interest at I'D per cent from duo
till paid viii be required the execution OF which,
bonds will be given for warranty deeds be mrdo
purchasers, soon as the purchase money shall paid
up in full.
The sale viii take place at the Courthouse door,
between the hours OF 10 A. and of said day
WM. L.. WOODRUFF, General Land Agent.
Little Rock, February z, lSl5.-t-tt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Left

n HE steamboat Santa Fc, at Little Rock, on the
morning of the Sth inst, boy named William,
about IS or I6 years old. When last heard from he
thirty mics above Little iSoch, on tie souti
be tn tnkfully received by WALLACE d w ARD
March 30, I64S-7-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Fresh Gardcn Seed

UST received and for sale by
e. Fob. 2i, 1913. d. c. WILLIAMS.
FVEPuYR WoystcJ, Canvass, Patterns, Tcr.o-rt-G
II Board for sale by WALLACE 3d. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

Owing sickness the above sale has been tponcd
from the 2sth ebruary to the 27ib March, which
time hope will be able to sell her.
HARDY HEWES.
March 1, l545.--3-Iw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
PERSONS REPRESENTED.

Samuel Southard Of New Jersey, Willie 2. MlnEum
of Carolina, Daniel Webster OF Mass, Joseph Gales
Of - &, John Quincy Adams OF Mass, Caleb Cushing
of Mass, William A Ora ham Of n c. Chas VI Conrad
Of La, John + Morehead of Ky, VIM. Woodbridge Of
Mich, Gen w Worth L A, jacob w Miller OF n J.,
Gen Winfield Scott L a, John VI Bsrrian Of O., ,
Thomas Clayton Of Del, Henry Clay of Ky, William
Archer of Va, John CrtLeuden of XIV, Isaac C.
Bates Of Mass, Theodore Frehnghuysen of n J. Jabez
w Huntington OF Conn, John l. Kerr of Nd, John
Sergeant OF Penn, Ephrlim II Foster OF Tenn, Samuel
Nc Roberts OF III, William Z Preston Of 5 T., William
l. Dayton OF J, George Evans Of Maine, MahIon
Dickcrson oC n J, Albert White Of Ind, James
buchanan Of Penn, William Sprague Of l. Thos w
Gllmcr OF Va, Samuel Phelps of ", Joseph Story
> ) G, Lewis Linn OF Mo, NathI 2 Tallmadre Of
Y, Lewis Cass Of Mich, George VI Dallas of Penn,
Augustus Porter of Mich, Sas Wright of " Y,
William Riyes OF Va, Henry a Wise of Va, William
d Mcrrick of Nd, Alexander Barrow of La, John
Mclean of Ohio, Martin Van Buren, of n Y, Richard
Il BayarG Of Del, Spencer JarHugn of Tenn, William
len of Ohio, John Henderson OF Miss Sidney Brcese
Of III, William Wilkins Of Penn, Oliver Il Smith of
ind james Polk Of Tenn, Thomas Ewing of Ohio
James Simmons OF k /, Chas q AtAorton Of n II,
Daniel Sturgeon o. Penn, Ambrose II Sewer Of Ark
William ) UltOn of Ark, John Calhoun Of 5 c.
Rufus Choate of Mass, George Mc Dute of c, AIeN'r
II Everett of Mass, Robert Walker of Miss, Levi
Woodbury. Of II, Arthur Bagby of Ala, Thomus
II Benton OF Mo, Benjamin Tappan of Ohio, William
* King OF Ala, h Dyer Serg tat Arms, Samuel +
Morse, John Bell OF Tenn, Amos Kendall of d c.,
Cassius NJ Clay of Ky, Com c w Morgan q n
Abbot Lawrence of Mass, Mrs John J Crtteudcn
William Bryant, John Audubon, Mrs Gen Macomb,
Mrs } z Adams, Henry w Longfellow, George w P
Custis of T., Mrs Madison, Albert Gallatin Of Y
Mrs James Polk, Cave Johnson of Tenn smith
Thompson G, Mrs John Ca;ron John Catron
u ) q, BENZ Butler OF Y, Reuben II WaIworth
of n Y ReveTdy Johnson of Md, Charles J. Inc ersol =
of TtrI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

gEFor the information Of those at distance, I
would mention that the price Of the Prints, with de-
scriptivc Key, is Ten DOLLARS per copy. Any order
enclosing this amount will be punctualy ATTENDED
and the print carefully boxed and forwarded according
direction.
Subscribers will be supplied in the order in which
their appl icatjons received.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Town Lots and Il Farm,
At Private sale on at AuctTO,

TENIIE undersigned, Agent and Attorney for the
propricto- offers for sale the following valuable
LOTS in the TOWN OF VAN BUREN,, aud FARM
in Franklin county. viz:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Ermitl IruitII

CGoCTAW NATloN WEST, !
March /, 1915. 3-S )
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

G3A THE steamer TRIBUTARY, WM r.
vE-styi 1CLtY TOR, Master, built expressly for the
-; Arkansas trade, will ply a regular
pacKCI between New Orleans and Fort Smith, and
all intermediate ports.
The Tributary is and substantially built has
fine recommendation, is well ofcercd, and numbers
foremost on the 'cotton list" For freight passage
apply board to SCOTT, WHITE & CO,
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
March 4th, 1913 Sly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
For Sale.

WILL offer for sale egro woman, aged y years,
Monday the 25th day Of March, Ist5, at the Court
House in the town Of Van Buren,, Craw ford y,
the property Of the estate of Isha Harre, decyasGd
Ierms-CASH.
HARDY UEWES, Admir-.
OF the estate of IsI..M HARRELL, dec I'd.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

E. ANTHONY,
Late Anthony, Clark & Co.
2l7 Braodway, New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
For Rent.

Van Burcn, Febr uary 26. Isl6.--2-5w.
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Died.

BySI.m,N. daughter Of Meigs d Benjamin.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral this (Mopday) afternoon 10th inst at half
past O'Clock at 2OS Tenth street, without further
invitation Her remain will subsequently be taken
to connecticut for interment
In this city, yesterday Sunday morning at the re-
sidence of his ron.in law Elias Smith Mr. JOHN MIL
LER the founder and long the editor and proprietor
Of the Providence Daily Journal in the 5'th year Of
his age.
His remains will be conveyed to Providence this af
ternoop for interment.
On Sunday morning, the 18th inst. EMMA, eldest
daughter of William s. and Martha J. Ridabock.
The friends Of the family, and those OF her grand
father James Gemmel respectfully invited to at
end her funeral this afternoon at half past O'CLOCK
from her late residence, l51 Spring street
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When the treaty wac made, our government assu-
med this indemnify, and an act was passed paying
the fourth and fifth instalments, and providing tor
the payment of the remaining five on the 9th OF
October; the claimants, meanwhile, receiving
eight per cent AT the time the claims were ad-
indicated by the JOINT board. large proportion of
them were allowed by the American commission
ers, but disallowed by the Mexicans, and no pro.
vision has, of course, been made for the payment OF
this class OF claims. Mr.. Benton, moved at the
last session. that all these claims, which were al.
lowed by the American commissioners, should
be also assumed by US, as we were assuming the
Mexican debt. The motion was, however, de-
feated, as 1t was urged that perhaps, the commits
sioners had not paid as strict attention TO their
merits as they would have done If we were TO have
bren the purse bearers. A new board will ac-
cordingy have to be formed, and 1t remains to be
seen whether the claims will all be passed now,
that the American government has to pay them.
There's vast difference between meum and tuani.
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PHLApElrH1A Oct is, 4P M-Arveo-Barh vesta. Finn.
Boston; brig Pioneer Williams, Bremen; Minerva Robin
Martha D.sfeld Baltimore; Frost Edwards New York;
syrene Gaines London; All Barrett McCossey Now York.
York Jane kiza Martin Boston, Governor Smith do indie
pcndence do Mary Yates do Henry Payson
Providence; Erickson Boston Fourth Of Juy
Nahews Chncoteasne Alpine, Randall Bangor Washing
Black Diamond Stevenson New York; Nangatsck Curtis do
barge Planet Dedge, do
den Boston, bries Palm Edrdge Roger Taylor do
Token Prince Portsmouth,; sch!s Curew Br Kenny Halifax
ton No Virginia Heron Charton Dorchester rrsvers Aies
snoa Shenandoah Worh Providence Jarvis Lyon Wheeler
pendence Blanchard do Jane Eliza Martin do Governor
smith Bristol RI Gazele Read, NBedford Bookaven Bur-
ueket wine Stephenson New steamer ronsdsa
S ao pSpe prss d.
Commerce, HsrrA New Orleans
Miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS Of packet shpe Cambridge Liverpool and
Londsn for London will close at the Exchange Reading
this Gay, at half past ii o'clock.
LETTER BAGS steamer Falcon for Havana and New or
leans will close at the above Office this day. quarter before
Foreign Ports.
CAnDErAs 26-Bris Eliza Bell for Boston, days. only
Home Ports.
Bosron, Octl4Arr bark Nah Blake, Iey CardeuaG brig
Cyops Cohoon, Chareston chrs Iowa, wh.ewrght Fred
French East Indies lucia Maria Brown, Zanzibar and
market brgs Martha Worington Freeman and market
market cid ships Nath Thompson Thomp NOreans
MIA aoves philadelphia, brig Oxford Clark Orleans schrs
sn Baies Eesiono Sy Lewis Sing Sing Brown
PoRrLAND, Oct - Cid brig Leontiue Porto Rico.
SALEM Oct IS-Cid bark Tom Corwn tof salem late of
sc'ua'e) Currier Zanzibar ichr Curlew, Nelson Africa.
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The FIRE AT NASHVILLE, N H-The Nashua
Telegraph comes TO us to-day in the form OF slip
The editor explains this by saying that he has been
sgain 'tred by fire" having been burnt out yester-
day Hewas however insured for 900 at the Protec-
tion office. Hartford and has saved part OF hts type
The Baptist church burnt was insured for Soooo N
Tutte. clothes dealer lost 81 600 no insurance
The Central Building" was valued at $4,000 insured
81 0oO; Gay Sens, West India Goods dealers pse
s. Geo Insured 81 2Oo S. w Abbots furniture stock
valued at 81 500 saved insured for Si75oi j.
c. Kemptop. conf. ctioner, lost house and shop. va
lued at ST zoo no insurance.; g. Shattuck grain deal
lost $4,000 Ensured for $4,000 at the Hisboroush
Mutual office.
The Telegraph says that s. H. Noyes employed on
the TeIegraph who rooms In the building lost ABOUT
5000 in clothing and furniture Mrs Jewell boarding
house. lost every thing aud no insurance; Mrs CLARK
lost every thing; Mr.. Shepherd loss npknawn; Mrs
Bryant tailoress loss unknown. OF the amount IN
sured the Protection Office has about Soooo the y,
H. Mutual, $37o0the Hiisborough So 200; the Lowell
Mutual, 81 900; the other sums unknown. probably
some by the Mutual companies named We are pained
to add that Mr. Ruins X Upderhill was so severely
injured in the head by fire hook that his recovery
is doubtful Several others by fire and otherwise,
among them Capt. Thomas G. Banks was severely
hurt
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BUFFALO, Oct. ii, 1913.
On the Return.

We just arrive i'll time to hear that Penn
sylvania has been playing the mischief with our
explorations, though we shall be In readiness to
compare notes when the returns are all in. Ohio
appears to he going as expected Blu, we leave
those two States now 10 the actual result, having
done the best that we could to get them straight;
and we go for the recuperation OF day or two,
at the grand cataract of Niagara, which Father
Hennepin describes as a stnpendous iail some ooo
feet high From that locality, we hope TO date
our next despatch, and there shall not be one word
of politics IN the document. HE DOCTOR.
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BLOODY AFFAR-Yeserday afternoon Mr.. Ro-
bert Ewing, young man Of a very highly respect
able family In this city rode to the house of Mr. VIM.
n Kelly, called him out and for some alleged grev-
ance, struck him with whip MIR. Kelly seized his
mssilant by the collar whersupon the latter drew Q
pistol ana shot him. the ball entering the left ear
breskipg both Jaws entirely severng the tongue near
the roots snd lodging as the surgeon supposed near
the right ear Mr.. Kelly was alive last night but IL
was not thought that he could live long Mr. Ewing
after shooting MIR Kelly remounted his horse and rode
eff The marshal informed us lastevening that he had
heard Of HIM four miles from the city the Salt River
re ad and two police officers in pursuit OF him =
JotiispiXs journal Oct. 10.
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INTELLIGE N c L .
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will con-
fer favor upon by having all parcels, papers, and
reports intended fer the NeD York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy She will board inward bound vessels In the VI
cinty of Sandy Hook Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign or domestic will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
or otherwise ship news papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community We Will gladly recipro
cate the favor.
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Movements OF tn
Ships to Arrire.
Port OF New York, October 16, ls4s.


svn SETS 80. s q HIGH WATER . 49, II s
Arrived.
Lota Bearse Malaga Sept 5 with mdse, to Foster
Ncksrson Sailed in with brig Joseph Bach, Wright for
Boston,
brig Fashion. Douglass, Halifax 10 days with fish, to
Hunter.
Brig Brooklne strchler Eastport days plaster to
Brig Delma Higgins Calais 6 days. with lumber. to Smith
BoyiDgton ~.
Brig Masrdn, Ripple, Chenyfeld days. with timber to
master. 80
Schr Cottage Hurrey Lubec, days. with plaster to Bret
Vose.
Schr w m Russell, Godfrey, Sandwich. 2 days
Schr Gunuel, Post, honaston- 4 daya
Sthr B Il Foster, Nckerson, Machias Sdays
Schr BeIlopa, Croweil, Provin cetowp, days
schr South STUDY ell Provincetown, days
Schr RAtahdin, Sewal, Cherryfeld, days.
Schr Dephine, Grant, Calais 8 dayA
Schr Gangee Wells, Lubec, 4 days.
Schr Eliza Hopper, Rebins, Nachas, days.
Below.
An Italian bark, from Palermo, dismasted.
Sailed.
Barks Lycurgus Sophia Bremen Freehandle, Mystic;
brig Alderason Boston.
OCTOBER l-Wind. st SUNRISE NNW; meridian NNW; suns,t
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Married.

Az Newark, N. j on Thursday. the 18th inst. in
Trinity church, by Rev Charles w. Rankin, OF Nor
rissown HENRY w DuRyEE to MARY A, daughter Of
Andrew Rsnkin. Esq, all Of Newark.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev John q smith MI.
Francis CLARK to Miss SARAH ANN WEED, ooth OF
At Newburg, on the 10th inst, by the Rev Mr..
Van Zapdt. Mir. LEWIS NJ. STRONG Of this city, to
Miss MARY F., daughter of Mr. Benjamin Carpenter,
h,,rO
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Thanksgiving In Maryland on the 23d OF November
Ex-Governor Slade Of Vermont, Is spending q few
days In Rochester, with some twenty -four female
teachers who are to make the Great Western Valley
the field Of their labors.
Sesbury Ford, the whig candidate for Governor of
Ohio, native Of Cheshire In this State. He resides
in the town Of Burton, Geauga county.
The U. s. ship Albany, Commander v. M Randolph,
was tovsd do~ frcn he Navy Yard, Norfolk, to the
naval anchorage, on Thursday
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MACKEREy.-Th Gloucester Telegraph, OF IN
14th says Nfackerel sod in town Yesterday at
for No. l'e SO for No. Us, and So 25 for No Us.
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Davenport Elizabeth Doonan Abbey
Dawhng Ellen Dueher Julia r
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Movements Of the
To arrive at Reio York.
LIVERPOOL
Britannia, Lang, Sept 80
Sarah Sands Thompson, Oct III
Hibernia, Stone, Oct IA
HAv2E.
United States, HaekstaH, Oct II
SOUTHAMPTON, 30.
Hermanp, Crabtree, Sept 20
To nrrire at Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Niagara, RyIie, Oct z
Europa, Lott, Oct Il
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vvxur u~rused Woaaan's Private Medical Compsnion,
L by DR.. A. NJ Maurcesus professor Of diseases OF
women 3D. edition. lsmo., PIP $50 price H. % 600 copies
sold IN three mowths. =,
which thousands are sod) has compelled the issue OF
another edition Ii is Intended especially for tho married.
as IL secrets which should be known 10
them particularly Here female can discover the
causes symptoms and the most efhc - remedies and
most certain modes Of cure, In every complaint 70 winch
her is subject ...u;.., -. q. 4. a, j..
II is an i'm question to the married why is that
we behold so many married females sicky, debiiitaed,
.nd ,yosnted ms also and whether they
ceo,Ibe of remedy. They will here find these important
connected with discoveries in medical and physo
logical science, which meet ms question
This work destined 10 be IN the hands OF every vile
nd moiher who has regard for her health and well
fare as we'll as that of her husband
The revelations contained in It's pages have already
proved a blessing TO thousands.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating marriage,
perhaps hestang TO the proprey OF mourning the
sponsibies attendant upon the importance of being
of the revelations contained in these pages
Intimately involving their future happiness, cannot be APP
precated.
Copies siA be sent by mail free Of postage.
On the receipt of dollar, tho :" Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion will be sent tree of postage
any part United States All letters address
ed (post pad) Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, Box pa, New
York city Publishing Office No 1928 Liberty street, New
York For sale at No Ledger Buildings Sd street. be-
low Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, VIM. TAYLOR. 4 and Jarvis Buildings.
Sole agent for Washington, d. c. WIN. ADAMS, 3 doors
from a street, Pennsylvania avenue.
The trade supplied on the usual terms.
Dec l5--d3m
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ers will If his or their bid be accepted enter into an
legation within days. with good and sufficient surets,
to furnish the supplies proposed No proposal will be con
sidered unless accom- panied by such guaranty.
Bonds with two approved sureties In onehalf the e,l
mated amount of the respective contracts, will be required
Bills in uplicae for the timber delivered, made out h
approved form and duly authenticated, will be paid h,
the navy agent the place of delivery, within hi
days after presentation,
fed.
0oTo be published twice week until the 18th of Feb
rIary next ia the following papers, wits Union and In
elgencer Washington; Eastern Argus at Portland and
Age at Augusta, Maine Morning Post and Daily Times
Boston, Mass Globe Evening Posi-, and sun, New York
New Ham shire azette and Republican Union at pors
mouth and New Hampshire Patriot at Concord, n. II.
Papers containing the advertisement VIII be forwarded
the bureau as evidence OF publication
Ian It-2taWtISFeb
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PROPOSALS. FOR FELT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment. and Repair,
December Il, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS, accompanied with samples.
- VIII be received this bureau until o'clock p. m OF
tho goth January next for furnishing and delivering
your thousand square feet of (aber three in the
proportions, at the times and at the several navyyards fol
lowing, 70 wits
Al the navy yard Kitery Maine, 5000 square feet
Al the navy yard at Brooklyn, New York. 5000 square
feet.
AT the navyyard Gospor Virginia, 1000 square feet
Said felt must be in the best style OF won
manship rom the best quality OF materials SUBJECT on de-
livery, 10 such inspection the commandments oil The re-
spectve aforesaid direct or authorize and
be IN all respects their entire satisfaction or VIII not be
received
The deliveries be made the risk and of the
CONTRACTOR and the quantity required at each OF said navy
isis
Bonds with approved sueties in one half the estma-
ted of the Will be required, and per
in addition will be withheld from the amount OF
each payment be made, collateral security for the
faithful performance OF the contract which will be paid
until the contract shall be fully completed After deduct
ing per cenum, payment will be made by the United
States within thirty days after bills in ipicafe duly
certified and approved and presented the Navy Agent
near the yard where the deliveries made
Every offer must be accompanied las directed in the
OF Congress making appropriations for the naval service
approved 10th OF August, 1876 by written guaranty
signed by responsible persons TO the effect that
he they undertake that the bidder or bidders Will fhis
or their bid be accepted, into obligation within
live days, with good and sufficient surees furnish the
supplies proposed No proposal viii be considered unless
accompanied by such guaranty and only the person whose
offer may be accepted will be notified
The oilers must state the price square foot and
offer will be considered which does embrace full
quantity required at the yard for which it is made
Dec. 22-1awt30th Jan.
o. To be published twice week until the Both of Janu-
airy next in the lnteligencer, at Washington, D. c.;
Morning Post and Daily Times Boston Journal of Com
and Globe, New York