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Corn Market.

Under prospse, Of good h.rvs.i Bresdsm5s Of al de-
,crphons further depressed, particularly Indian Corn.
q which -ersi large import Good and Prime quail
10, OF White and yellow quoted 9. IA to 25s Ga per
O. Inferior parcels hes I'd ard out Of condition SCI.
az - iow "a 10 "a
T.. sac. o, FLor, have been limited, sad price.
10 favor Of ne buyer American sound aud sweet .
comparatively scarce. AMI sales limited ~.
Is. per Dbl while Inferior unnspecisd 81, offering 10
quantity A. 2os to rs
The market. be- 10 London and Wksfeid were very
lame Liit- ous.ne" WA done. and prices had a is.
cln.pg tendency
sats'dap-The FrsD, tbs week have been es buoyani,
sni Thursdav Con.ols opened decline Of per
snd only partially recovered a. ne close ssvins Of
a. az 10 I Yesterday they closed A. "a loi
lOur Boston Agent unable % procure st Of
the Passengers last ght
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

MEETiNG TOs HUNGAkY A meeting FOR Amer
lean citizens to express the sympathy which all
feel Tor the Hungarian defenders OF liberty has
been called in Boston. as it should be. by the
Mayor. Ittakes place next Monday night Rufus
Choate. Charles Sumner and Robert Rsntoul are
to speak 81 1t A similar meeting 10 also about 70
take place at Philadelphia Is New-York TO re
main silent until the struggle IN Hungary IS over
and Al expression OF the feelings with which We
regard It shall have become useless We have
heard something Of preparations tor q mass meet
Ing but are impatient u hear OF the meeting it.
seu. Let the friends Of European Republicanism
he up and doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Rn,.Inn. Countermnndnd al Crncor.

Letters from Crscow Of the 23d June state that
nsmber Of Russian troops wto were on the poin, Of
leaving the above city for Hungary had received coun.
ter orders. Twenty railway wagons bad arrived re-
Gently IN CracoN dled with wounded Russians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
The Trnecfed Re.forRtion.

H. Lr~po.i Jo--.s. say. - recePnon n The pro
vince. cd not warrant the hope be ssi 70 entertain
Of 5~ias rejected ior years We put no iA.ia II
re reports CT re.csz Il rAnceot the restoration OF
re Orsan.su CT Bourbon. Tie day is past Tor royA
drama and Louis NsPoieon i' not ne man 70 found
drra.-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

The news Of G5rgey having beaten the Russians At
Jas'eo. This name IS incorrect the dispatch We
think must mean % say Jasz Bereny jssz Asah. IN
the territory q the Magyar tri5e q Jaszgyes which
lies thirty odd miles east OF Pesth and forty mie.
east Of WsitEen Ii Trb entered KAschain and
eros'ed the Thess came At the time and already
there Of attentions 10 negotiate for peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

HsPoETEo DsF.LcsrIOS.-A Washington cor
resPondeni OF the 50sio. An tnt.nstes that s,e
peasioo agent In Ne~ Ens and, VITO cas- eAed many
oees, FROM Edto- Of neasDs2er down 70 Senator y
Congress and 1oTsrnor Of STATE, tefsztsy n tas
szn Of G3oo Ne name. AZ. neanocea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

Although the French have restored tie Government,
Of the Pope IN Rome, they have not persuaded the
Ponu1 TO return 70 he Vatican. Gen. Oadinot has
been himself a. G.eis he hope OF modifying tie n.
enncus q as Holiness. Bat with wha; eject has no,
A,eu announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Sentence OF Robbers.

=. Lolls. Ntdnesdsy, A1s y
Frs1k Cr11slv -unvir'rd of robni0g Me.s-s
Nsssi;t & Co Brothers. hss hecn sentenced 70 the
Peni;sn-s-y for to- term q IS years Two other Eel
.'ws Barnett and Thompson. hsve been sentenced o.
- vssr. lnpnsonmsnt i.r ne sane orense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

C,LiFOR>iA The N-ra,k i3rerfnsr hsssiot
ter from the mines from which We take the .oiloNn.
The tools We brought with as are TOO heavy he
rocker IL 40 good machine ~ wss ever used bat ve
cannot carry further and blower Is n no use
Very many of the New York machines have arrived
and net one IL worth shilling
On Monday. 3Oth two OF the company onlV. . and
worked they made SO Wednesday sud lhlr.d.y I,
low worked. th0ugh al shared sad ohfs.nri sS
Friday ltth) sl worked CO. Saturday. g. Mond.y
all worked strl, good spot aud obtained So .oms
OF the sand yielded . gr lshout - ger shoteiti
W. worked ught AL das. From present appearances
IL vii fsse luug time o. get Al tue gold W wsut
though no douh, % e here and can be- had iOnW 90
cin 0ais ire 'ons enough have found nothing "a
small stuA bur one ot the company o 30 who went sn
~ Oh the Middle Branch found pee" worth nearly
: 0Oo All agrec thar when the water Is low can
make So % zoo az The spanish Bar. q We s0t
smsrty. -oms Of oar party tslk OF returning. and
probab wi. u low water does not materially incrsss
our gains This work ruinou. a. clothes ani Ssrs
q ones temper Handkerchief. and thin clothes are
of NO account here the prevailing costume consists II
hat shirt pants and Boots with pair of pistols and
ride, and bsnke 20 roll ones silt IA ~ ~ ,h'. We
do not shave. of course. and LOOK ne parcel II
rui+ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

TArLoHs sISSATvzE Exsnlsss-Tsi. u,.fs! ,sss,s
roo q now ready IL contains facsimile euzraVpss
ne 'snatgrss Of the Presidents and Cashiers Of a. -
Banks u the unon- As sia 10 detecuas eoUners~i
osns Hoses It q lnvs.Eso.e. For sac 81 c 5 SLOANE
Fxctarxs 2 U.Ik,f
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TURKEY.
Turks Aiding ihe HunEarfans

Advices from COnstelt.nopa state that Al army Of
5000 men ia ordered - assemble "a the Hungarian
10 protect Turkish territory and 70 dissrn
any who may be driven scross the frontier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Prospect of Good Crep

AaeFs seems every prospect OF most abundant har
Vs'' throughout France In some Of the departments
tie Wheat Is already cut under tee NOS, f.rsrsee cir
eunst2ncrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

AIM " ednesdsyl A-s .
The Cana q broken atSlxreen Locks. and coase-
qaenry nothing aAs been received today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Arrival Of the ship Finland at Philadelphia.

FHILAoLLFEIA, " e1nesdsy1 aug ~ "
TIE ship Finland. belonging 20 Nes York. ar
rved thls Afternoon after passage Of about 90 days
from Liverpool she brought lArse number Of pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Funds Going Up.

TIE funds also "a the advance, % hat nA'eriA
property Is win 81 grs.9 % lie public Tee Pre-.
.laeni q a. aeea..i q ..ns q ne lmPerA Crown
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WASHINGTON, " ednestsy' A-- -
Two deaths from Cnu.srs occurred AZ the Cty
Alns House yesterday. one Of the victims beng ne
>lperntenients wife r isy 80 new csses srs r.
ported. ogi 10 iesihs
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hrssu.s sos PAEArus-Wi adjust. motto .oe. 90 ee
long 70 as restaurant e4e.asve.y II you wat ts<
naee'nsn s~sy' ready 70 supply you viii ne 80
superb bots ard sslter. he city ~ price. 10 SUI -
POOR A. We. a, ne rel Drop h A lowry, J. Ant
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HeaIfh Of Charlesfon.

CHAsLEsroN, Wednesday. Aug IS
Charleston City 10 very healthy. The south
erner arrived yesterday morning. Nothing new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

boors sHoLs, GairEks. sLIppEE. kc-The largest al
mot complete assortment In cry al made q ne 'ss
MARIA. and y good ~of,men In Tie ise,t and nos,
proved ''ye'' Al re very owes, cash prices a. BsocTs
Congress Boot Store ~ Fg.,on. door. from Breed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
spENcEa KELLOGG. q uae. Chairman

II TsE WAIIa CCAE JoUksAL for August
makes handsome appearance externally. and S
iall OF readable matter. TIE theory goes against
every thing spicy and stimulating bat IS also
% friend 70 warm water. This Is the chArsc-
ter OF the periodical Il IS bracing and wholesome
like a cold BATH, bat gives 10 dangerous excite
ment 70 the nerves Sod by FoTlers Wells R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

makes the follow ~ statement n relation 30 ,hls staf
lntr.lgenc has reached as from reliable soarcs
that q furce numbering hetscru 80 snd So n.cu "a.
recently been assembled a. Rouni Island. 10. po,a,
Psscs.0-.. 4nier the command Oi t4..ue. MALI
WIZ Cured uui .onE sg1 al N4catan
d. ,aso stated mat toe sua 81 So 0CI hs, h,~o
Deposited ln MOBILE 90 promote TOO object. 30 IA.
ut.srHls movement the psrticu. direction 90 wh.ea
D.. NOS W distinctly s-ccrtsiuad though from facs
lately como o. lght through aurhsnus tat..s's a,
iesu1slnn b. supposed On he Cnns whore I.afn,
d. c1utrmg sted 40 the south -ie 90 thc ..sri 10 ,
uudrf.r..l chat rendezvous VIA view Uf rn. .uss
men. have been opeuei ~ b,'uno N-N York al
Boston. - wei - 80 NOBLE sni NV Olssns W.
nave been able o. discover that any attempt Ia,
been made To- Phsicph. g. collect forcs W ~ sss
ply arms and ammunition
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Ola.


Date. from s.u5sy. June :, Calcutta. June IL
News $ unlnporznt-s.. quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

1850 coo Vorh Or prop0fy Ds.u0gss "a four tsys n
5usiHsss rorrr,g OF ne gia-'e DssuoBes b. fgs..
Orsy serrqiy RhtiiH4s BarHff OSoss = 10 Cls
ron C0butg TAz ana he Piansbash Rsplbiisa7 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

Rsv Dr. BAscoN The SonfherE Chrrsftaa
Bir0sass saws ths this distinguished clergyman Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church SOUTH Is recovering from
attack CnOers which lasted t~enty-oue dsys and
during which be WAS twice supposed % - oeyond re-
covery o. the 3Qth Of July he was able - wax soo2'
bis chamber but Is much Frustrated that rs PAys
clans have prohibited hin sny mental labor.
RIVERS UP.-Toere has jast been q frsshe, near
cre.rAeld. Mass ewing 70 the lSs rslss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

sours , cases OF Cholera ard ieaths-2 1, tss case.
Al c, the iesihs occurring IN the A.ushouse
BvFFAlo Wed-esiay. Az Is
+ .rty .ssas % ca era AID 81 deaths have been
reported ..nce yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Later from Rio Janeiro-New-York Vessels
In Port

5ALrinoAE, Wednesday Aug. s.
The bark Rainbow. Win dates from Rio 20 the
22a Of June arrived todsv. she reports that no
counts lad reached mat place Of he reported oss u
the so.p Ferdinand TIE following vessels from New
York we're II Port-SL Mary, Gen Worth sEd Penelope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

HOS. JOHN N CL.Tros-A very superior D,sserso
type hs-hs' % Of Hon John NJ Clayton, taken BY Bl.DT
N March lat, Al W.shsgon, may row b. sen lsrsr
'oe'Jl ~ith many other ,u,ssnen Of Distinction. II ~
National Gallery Of Dsguereo,ype. 2ys and IN Brood
way corner u F4lton-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

Committee-An sdjOarned meeting Of the General
m o.uss Of Democratic Wig Young Men Will b. BE- "a
a, ne s,o.lw.y.Hoa.e FRIDAY EVENING. Agg Il. a.
o,,io<. Robert 7 HAws Chairman
i...c T w s.,5H' s.c'si.h" sals ri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

AIAsANA.-ln the lVth District. the Ja,oa SAYS
that the 'shsial returns from Greene Co give
Inse Long mileage Locol 80 and Baldwin Wing
IA The Iai0R, .hereupon. infers that lnse Is
c ecsed. as his majority IA the County is greater
than in ls4,. We shall have stronger oopvio
rin that SUCH calamity has happened when We
see the retains FROM the whole district
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BusInEss noTIoEs.

AhLEicaS ApstuN Win TIE recent ofgr u susssen
mo 4sgs4 overflow a. he Museum hs. recommeucee To
crocodile, and ne soAd 81 hsncf lfnsIys Csaforis
goa Se ne Acls 81 M saloons - bile he sct8rsrocr
HeF-f echoed % louder app ause han vito heh ~
aces " ne widows Victim and Box sad Coz
are recelHed 81 eacn reneunnn
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FRANCE.

Charlie. Albert TX Kisg Of Sardinia died =, R.ber
rn1v
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y The firm Of WV IESsUss Co. % proverbs
win lose requiring tr. quality ready made gGrussns
age assortment u which kep. hand nc srs
ave es,aoAshHlenI 81 Broadway. American Ho.s- II
new style ofianey oes gs. introduced for usveAss as
business purposes. are eomneDded as particularly Hss
and geriee garments slsd
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~FowLtR'. PHREsoLOoIcAL JouRsAL" a.

ways overaows with knowlecge for she people
II is as plain and pointed anything OF Coeoett'
AID usually iar more instructive. Z Il does no;
20 = the b5tton Of the well II hlch Truth Is hid
Il brings up pare ana refreshing drsushts from
the surface We regard its extensive circulation
as good sign Of The times and most vAaAole
element IN popular ed1cs.ior. Inc Aagast nam
Der cou,,ins Phrenoosicsl Character AMI Bio
graPhy OF Father Mathew. Aud various other
doEnriS ARTICLES. political. cietetic, social, and
ml,cel aneous
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To the Pablo.

Ats meeting OF passenger. held board the steamer
OREGON on the eveling Of August o. the following
proceedings were had
On motion. srrNeEA KrLLoos. Ese Of Ute. was
called to the chair and Mr. CHARLEs Z sEEA Of New.
York appointed Secretary. wnersupon the follow
ins statement submitted to the meeting and on
motion unanimously adopted
STATEMENT
The undersigned unfortunately passengers on board
the steam boat Oregon her tip from Albany the
evening u the 18Th inst consider II due 10 the public
| 10 represent 10 them the following circumstances.
which. in their opinion constitute gross imposition,
aud ssslnst repetition OF which the travelling public
should - pat upon rs guard
LET rsa h.ndouis were distributed 10 the train from
Ssrsioga and Nhteh-l, and on board The Troy steam
hO.is, 10 which handni4s contained The following
SrsrE-R0oNs POSITIVELY EEsGEvLo r0s S.SAroGA
WHITEsALL ASD T,oY PAssGsoEEs"-snd that s!mi a.
an but hat on he srrvs. Of such passengers a. The
siesmaoai Oregon - srsrs RooNs GOULD 81 FsocUssp
q Thai handful Fin tf-rent raies OF far were pub
shed and Distributed iu Ne usns being one The
Western tr.iu. and oser one in The Norih-rn IRAN.
Sd Tnsi Tue uck~i or,cs OF sd boat not opened
Until sfer ne bad e dock and pass-nger.
were compelled 10 suon.ii 10 no demands o. The ofcers
~ Taai Notwithstanding The genera advertisement
bat ne are 3 ceu. DousLs The amount ssked
or fare after The boat Fl ne ~lar
L. 49, further hesfsd Thsi ms statement be signed ~
The ocer u tn m--urs and nose ofne aggr-ved par
-s hose sgustae can oe obtained a. saihenucauon
Tor n- whole aid mai Do ploA'nec n one Or more Of
sPENcER KELLOGG. o. Uaes. Chairman
CHAs 4 sstA. Of New YORK. Secretary
X. { Prouiy Gerevs, Chas G0rding Cnas. VI VII
KOS " W cox. SPnostsd Tho. Brayior. Ha.
vzna, JONI Hal. Cha. McNuliy. Newly I
Brurer. Baltimore, G-orgr Benson, Sortaanei0n.
Musi Browne.., FELTON,, Il Msshess. Pa
Fps. Troy X L b.. NOrNich. A q kluoa. Fltc1-
h-rs ? Pufcy Cohoes L Eru.on Oscar sussogrsrr
Seovel Johs s..ssti chesso' yohn W sie..
Nlrsiuia James M1rsell tircIrnau. Z lockwood.
Schuy srville Ro~sn C.rse. Hsrun.t Pa John VA
B.arcorn Ansoo Crs. broOs N " ~ NcLsush, ny
5qkey "a. 3 Fellows : G Whiicouo, Bryan
Pr-nus. J0Ln Weber LeEfs Z Ha~-y. Syracuse.
? D Goddard. Eug alc Cephas S1-ke. "
VA Hose, Mansell y Y Joe, MeAs. Brooklya.
" Nslgens.ein. y Y
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" The most extensive ected rtmeci q scies
seu4emen's misses boys and chdren's boots shoes
;efs, slppers etc etc. are 10 be found WArxSss 90
established stand, ia Fulton-sL Purchaser 10 vsli
good ure.es al ressonAsse pnces are invsad 70 czAh
sQil ,lseof
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General Agency at Washington.

yv,HIRTY- THREE years experience a clerk in
the principal accounting Offices of the Treasury (3d
auditor 81 has qualified the subscriber undertake gem
s agency the scat OF the federal government
md the transaction of any business with the public depart
men or before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
oil matters business the several departments and
au. knowledge of the laws, and the principles estab-
ished nv the executive epartments, relation
oamost every subject connected with public and
,ran,actions with which he has become familiar from long
in public SERVICE affords him advantages and
abilities which, perhaps, few others possess. His attention
will he directed the prosecution oil claims OF
acter embracing revolutionary claims against the United
SI,es or individual States, whether for lands or money
pensions of all kinds communication for half pay and
lies; claims growing Out OF contracts with the United
States examination of titles and procuring patents tor
lands return OF duties, remission OF lines foeitures
under the other laws the prosecution of claims
arising Of transactions connected with the Florida or
Mexican wars ella before any board of
estate generally the transaction OF any and every
description of business in which the services of agent
may be required -
The subscriber is extensively known in the city Wash
ing the civil officers OF the government many officers
both of the army and navy well as to members of Con-
gentlemen selected, whom, if necessary, particular
reference is requested, to wit:
JAMES w McCULLoH First Comptroller of the Treasury
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do.
PETER HAaNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Gen THOMAS S. JEsUP, Quart. Master General u. S. A.
Gen. ROGER JONES' Adjutant General
Gen. NATHAN Tow,oN, Paymaster General
Col JOSEPH G. TorTEN Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN j. ABEaT, Chief of Topogra phical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank
JAMES THOMPSON esq Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office l4h street, opposite N. E. Fuer's Hotel
June
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repair,
NDER the Joint resolution of Congress- approved May
SemD 19 he entitled hesonon respecting contracts for
viii be received at this bureau the United States hemp
10 be forwarded by them unopened TO this bureau,
for delivering under contract at either Of the said
the best quality of american hemp. guam.
titles OF hys IONS and upwards the ton TO consist OF 22o
two hundred and ioryone dollars per The proposals
to be opened on the Both day Of May next The depart
awarded No delivery will be required than the
day OF January, 1880
The said hemp must be equal in quality the best
foreign hemp and in all of equality bid, the
tract will be given to the hempgrower The quantity
The said hemp be thoroughly dressed cleaned, free
from shives, aud must not lose more than sixteen per
faction OF the inspectors ready for spinning Its strength
must be such that rope of one and three ourths
of an inch in circumference, made from tweny-one
yarns, prepared and tested by the inspectors by
their direction, will bear least AGO pounds, and
factory inspectors, the chief of this bureau or it
will not be receivcd twill be inspected and tested the
respective places OF delivery
The respective United States hemp agents certify bills
for the hemp which may pass inspection and be received
by them according to e contracts which may be entered
nto ninety per cent of which bills to be payable within
thirty days after their presentation to such agents
may be agreed upon and named in The contracts.
Persons Offering must state the price, IN words and fig
ures, CLEARLY and egby, asked per ton OF LAO pounds
when delivered inspected tested approved and received
by the said hemp agent and payable as above specified
Every offer must be accompanied, directed in the act of
Congress making appropriations for the naval service APP
proved 10th August 1916 by written guaranty signed by
responsible persons, Ito be certified by
official personage) the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders WILL if his their bid be accept
ed enter into obligation within fifteen days after the
contract submitted for good and sufficient
suIeties furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
will be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
Bonds with approved sureties in half the esti
mated OF the respective will be required
and ten per in addition will be withheld from the
amount Of each payment to be made collateral security
for the due and faithful performance of the respective
tracts, which will account be paid until the
complied with in all according her
Oilers must be made in strict conformity with the
of this advertisement The Offering must state by
ph agent they wish their bills paid if their offer
accepted, and by chh hemp lauy agency they wish
they received by the agents. the department viii
slider itself at liberty to accept other oilers in place OF those
thus neglected
Mar I-2awtS0hMay
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transportation OF stores.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing March q, 1919.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed "Proposa for freight
to the Pacific, will be received at this office until three
o'clock p. m Wednesday, the 18th day OF April l949
for the transportation of 5000 barrels nore less)
governme stores from the navy-yard at Brooklyn, New
York. the port OF Monterey, the west of North
America. The offers state the price asked per barrel
without distinction between wet and dry and each barrel
Cor hall barre) of beef pork, -four, rice, vinegar
pickles, whiskey, dried apples will be considered
barrel all other to be estimated at the of 81
cubic barrel, whatever they may contain and in
the of all casks other than barrels the fhh
will be deducted No freight be taken board dis
charged private account any Intermediate port
no prnage to be allowed Fifteen fair-weathcr work.
lay days to be allowed each OF the ports of Brooklyn and
Monterey for taking in and dischargng cargo. Payment
be made by any navy agent in the United States be
selected by bidder and designated in the party
within thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence Of
the delivery of the cargo The vessel must pass the usual
inspection and be the Brooklyn navy yard by the LIST
day of May lsi9 ready to receive her cargo and
presented Tor examination within three days after being
notified of her acceptance the bureau will consider itself
liberty offer the freight TO the next lowest bidder
make such arrangements may best subserve the public
interests. Mar 29-law4w