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NEW F.shiensbie Tailoring E-ssbiishment-If -
~ LoUDof co. and tailors, Hotel
fennsyvsns avenue have opened their
ana wessiecd stock OF goods for erntlemens
e'"'n snercs vesins and furnishing goods generally.
army navy marine, and Officers viii find
mem swords Pane sahes PEASANTS aces, and such
. ms s'es reputation Of corps prescribe.
-, " "sny years In legitimate tailoring, and
sssc s'oe ~ sooa desire 70 please, with the cash system
onsr, and most respectfully solicit patronage - I
Nov fe-d3m
ROR Kent, th~ t"rg. and co,amotiou. bou.e IN th~
mr." ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister
For terms apply 10 Gen. Grariot, Sir Buldtnfs
Sept Si-eodn ffntsH1
aooDs.-YERBy MILLER now opening ! very
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, ''J
Csshmeres and nous. de- laine = pricea
flsin plaid and brocade silks
Wss~red popiins
Mer,noes, MI shades and very cheap
Psrsmetto cloths s'f
Aipacas and bomhazines All grades
WIN various o,ief desct puons ofmourning goods
veryisree assortment Of eambic nd musi band
sir dozen various styles embroidered
u lawn handkerchief, cheap
Finy dozen Aierander's hestL Il gloves
With all kinds Of dry goods adapted saes' war and M n,ice
that cannot fail 70 please.
VERIFY n MILLER
Dec l-eodlmn
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building now open for the transaction Of exchange and
general banking business.
no. II. GALLAGHER, President.
3. W. MARSH, Cashier.
Dec left
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Pacific Mail Steamship COmpnny.-The only Through
Line California Oregon.

Line Tor California and Oregon.
er~sax,~ The public informed that under the
ME&NY1 engagements of this company, inspected
lkIH and approved by the Navy Department, and carry
ing the United States mails will continue leave
18th days month";
detained by unavoidable accident will Acapulco
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which will be
In port each end Of the in the Pacific.
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WM IT. DUvALL, Merchant Tailor, date Lusby ~
Duvsl) under the National Hotel would
informing his customers and the public generally
the north side Of the
Hotel immediately adjoining the entrance
pared with choice Of cloths vesngs
furnish clothing order the shortest notice,
TO be surpassed.
goods for genemens wear, OF which will
prices.
The public respectfully invited give him a call
Several handsomely furnished be had by applying
above. Jan l-Jtaw2w
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HANGING ACADEMY.-F1rst Course.-Mr. r. X. Liable
has the honor OF
dancing
will Thursday, November
George Thomas Parkes grocery
avenue between 9th and h Streets opposite
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
All the fashionable dances will be introduced and
I4--dU
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OsT BoUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-I.and warrant 1885,
Ii Washington city, (who private
4h nianry under The Of
September 1850 has the pocket ofJas okey
purchasing the said land
warrant subscriber made assignment Of the
PETER GALLhCHEk
Dec ll-law6w'
i,OLT,s, ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS RE-
" peaing pistols, just received and for sale BY
j. w. BADEN
Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street.
Dec Ie-oaw4wh
DRONZED SHOVEL AND TONGS, STANDS FANCY
bonzcd andon polished steel shovel and longs pierced IRON
81 and detached silver
walters togethe win
nearly article belonging TO house
keeping. For sale low by s,
-~f"e j.. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
Dec le-2aw4wu
ONE CASE DOUBLE BARREL ROWLING PIECES
just opened and offered at exceedingly low prices by
J. w. BADEN
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel.
Dec l6-2aw4wf
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The steamship Columbia will Francisco
Oregon awaiting the former The arrival Of the mails
and Panama. and returning without delay with the
mails aud passengers the San
regular line OF propses will be the transportation of
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
The well known steamship Sarah Sands, OF 500 burden
under charter the company and peculiarly commodious
her cabin arrangements, will be kept running family
One Of the above will keep
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
In will nv The
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published. d vols. svo.
For sale by TAyIop 4 MAUpy
JAMS BOOKSELLER, 9th street
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THE Political Works Of John q. Cslhoup-r.ine
dsqusiton goyepnent and discourse The consuru
ton and OF United states vol 4o6 pages,
myo 70 be followed BY others For sale, sng tegsihe
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Leaving New York for Chagres 18th Of each
The steamship III Dorado direct line
between New Orleans and cbages leaving such periods win
as little detention possible isthmus and forming
wiz, ue Pacific steamships through line TO and from New Orleans
and Mexico California,
Orleans be Armstrong Co.. agents
thst place.
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y L. w L g I: Il $ q IL Z!
s.Nc,.- HOr.- Es,;rnS'-

A 7. cHANBIIN returns a., sincere akrou le lge-
iHeni> Ia The citizens If 81. Iaal alj vri'tv ur
Tie hhcrai patronage heretofore attended nm and has
tht PIE ~'re Of announcing lel that j., has .i,>or
t.h "iil han NJ. J. II. E)t, Ar. 90 ~. Ions. TIE b.
'ihess VIII hereafter D. conducted uIGsr ,hc nrI az
styie oi Edgar :. Cha.Gb'i
RLN OF 4 L.
Ne have removed q le large If M Louis Ro-
bert>, opposite oil stand. T.irl street. between
Jackson uit R"hcris. and opening large
s"liHert o. i'rN Goods. toi.-, Boots, >1oes. Hats
tsp- urhisiing iiGtt lr- " a. Invite IL attention
81 me t-oics 10 our SPIT .a st"cko prN Goods which
nave rren selected uirr tn most favorable .rcal!-
S'ac's We have IS etlt.p! IN tar. ~
St TIER own interest h examining our si1c. before
purchasing elsewhere.
We would say - IA" Gentlemen, hat W. have iust
opened VERY hea, -toch 80 cioiiZ boots shoes hats
APPS hiG fUrislg Goo. If rYcrA desert io!, Nlilrh
Ia addition 10 our form heavy stork makes ou- aSsort-
hisht conpie,e; every thing necessary fur, gen
ueman's "arlrote, Dc bought at nur house
"he anu SATISFY 4"laercs. - To- ST les, itiitN AMI
prices. Ef,.;AN 4, .npfI\
November H. lS1S-2s-.f
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4 raft, rather fall regiment of RATS, extending
a quatcr Of mile III length, and little over half
that amount in breadth, lowed in the wind
mill al the Canada SIDE, on Sunday morning, and put
up for its destination in of n steamboat Yesterday
There less than itly-one good sized and well
built timber shanes scattered this little village
and the villagers, to the nunDer of some one hundred
subjects citizens, we cannot say which, appeared
in their best straw hats. and long mud boots drawn
over the lower part Of the trousers[ Ogdensburgh
News.
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business Notices.

Mr.. Messer, music teacher Just arrived in
ST. Paul, informs US tina, he is about to make a
novel proposition TO the parents Of the town. liz,
to teach their children in the science Of music,
to a certain degree, on condition that he shall
have their performances in one or more public
concerts at the close Of the term.
Mn. WOLF, corner of Jackson and Third
streets, sells honest sausages.
Messers. Elicit & Brothers announce the arri-
val Of their entire wlGicr's stock, and request US
to say to the people of Minnesota, that besides
the wares enumerated in their advertisement Of
to-day, they have vast variety OF articles select
ed in Philadelphia, which New York does moi
afford. They expect to see every body at their
store at an early day.
A Stock of Fancy Goods for Minnesota Is adver-
Used by Mr.. l.. Blum in to-days paper. This ia
an assortment Of wares Of Il new character for
this place, and seems not 10 come in competition
with The older trade. As matter Of curiosity
our people should look in upon Mr. Blum, and
what his stock really is Mr.. Blpni's ac-
quantances give him the name Of an honorable
man.
FRESH GROCERIES,.
&hUR goods here and opened, and now being .olG
" and carried away by yGur ueiehbors, Who IA
King their choice from the packages that opened of
the richest and best assortment of staple and other
sroce ries, that ready money could procure We are
at home to see !oa when yoa do the pleasure Of
call a. TSSOL's
Roberts street.
THE CF,.V YORK Sv0r ~
EAyE have assumed The above syle for oar store for
" the reason that oar goods direct from New
orb, without 1t or nndrancU by WAY Of commissions
Ia Galena, -. Louis, any other Village the Wav
secondly, because that associated with :;
ldr.e importing house in New York that transmits our
Srs a. our branch may require We invite The citizens
oi iiheaota to come in. If prices don't convince
s community, that We can and do offer bet tcr bnrgans
"tn ths tow ever saw, then We deceived Is well
a. tlcY Oar stock is dry goods of "A great varct, of
descriptions, to which beg to refer til. reader i
another column GIVE MS call al the New YORK store:
lower Third street, ~. Paul.
CHANB,IN & EDGAR.
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BEADS,
nF every description. tor sale hy
" NJ. p. BROWN
$50 6m No. lse Pearl street, New York
Paper Is made from South Carolina rice straw !,
Springfield, Mass.
Prince Custavus, King e Sweden, died on the
2ish nit.
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NhEN AZ h. the slGrrsg L,d, near Winsl0yy's iii,
"n heller, iwu Yeats oi'; the owner Is re-
tnested I" prove Troaes;. Jas charges suI tahe her
ava !. H. Hen SEHBERG.
Nov. li--2f
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GKOCEHIfi> AND pR.T'IE1INS.

NCN IN Is Z : . 7 40 l-lGN..
W. Il >HD>o rlhcr has Just returned from below with
"fs" AM well scls ted stock of Groceries and Pro
Visions which lie Offers wholesale and rstail a the low
aihet rafs Tor CASH would respectfully IL rite
the attention of the ci-il,.s oi 81 paui d Inc sur
toWohs country to examine is stock and prices before
i!rlcs N '|'''''''''e w.
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MRS. NARY siIE l.C...
Fas hionabIc Liiiiaer 5. Mantua Maker
90 N.Y. -, ..l..I. L. - ~,


~.n =, + . n > = : -
20 10 Mrs.. AaERfr 80 tiui'r %. md enrl to cut
"a dresses ior yourselves ".h.re; oals hal. dty i
required e. learn ths Improved pln Ii Is he and
most .inpl' mote Vet inverted. teach b. iJHiers
improved Ian, and sat,f.c,i given charge.
MAal MI3klCN.
t'ticnt, Nov. i>i. l~5Z 5}-If
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From the Galena Jeilersonian Of the tfh :u.,
"That rich Brogue''
81 LOVE THAT BRoGUr

New YosK. Nov.
Reported majority for Pierce in Ne.s 81.
Is 900; Ohio, 20 ,0G0.
The talk now Is, that Scott has ~, car.,.l
over five or six States Maine, New i,nes.,r.
Connecticut. New York, Ne.y Jrr,es prn..,t
vania. Maryland. lnd;tna. sichigan, aH e.,s
for Pierce by large maiorities
Scott has Massachusetts, Vernon heria-.s
and probably Tennessee.
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l.. BLJnl'S NEW YORK BAZAA AR.
At the Daguerrean Building

(NORNER Of Third ant Cedar streets, ST. Paul Min
X nesola Territory.
L. six weeks returned the second time from N. York
with AZ entire stock oi goods.
This is the most complete assortment Of Ladies' Fan
Dir, Goods brought TO Minnesota. The stock
is direct from New York, purchased 81 cash prices
ard will be sold the cheapest rates IL comprises
Velvet Cloaks, Cloth Cloaks,
Silks-hack mud colorcd Broshe long and so. s'iaws
ong shaws-ali prices Trim mings-sil descriptions
Emhroidcry--a kinds Collars. all prices
Hosiery, every variety Gloves, Aid and Cashmere
Delaines lanare notions
Velvet for clolks Reai French PeTftmery.
Ladies' WOODEN Jackets All kinds III white goods.
Ladies, please call and examine FIR yourselves.
AUCTION.
YrvERY Wednesday and Saturday evening ut Hol-
Z "A lands 81. Taul.
J. Holland Will endeavor to have for sale, Furniture
Dry Goods and other property.
will oils charge two an. half per cent for selling
rct estate, cattle horses, End five per cent for all
other property unless by special bargain; bring Your
stu:i if OF stGd, economy ami despatch.
a I>r Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
q 81. Paul, Minnesota, Nov. II, 1852.
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,
Area Mrs DeIdain'i
ai"iNs' " ',Iain Il
Baker, Sosin
Baker. } samuel
Bel, Mathew
Bishop. Mr.
boashioa, CorydoD
Birmingham, / \
Burnell, Strong
Ballard. Asa
Burns. I y ,
Buckley. John
Bulord, Fergus & Co
n - H. J"''Ph
pro" % ) .
ofor"J' Aiicnae! :
'Fter' "
! :. ''''9'' ;T "',:'
=, ''eJ' " mann
, o'co'"n J., 'ii' "aci
CIV ~ ! ''",'' -,
= ''''i' : ~ ,.'''"S p"
N'"'c' '''''u l. =
-, ~ = '" y,
: ,'v''' piss '!''A
c, ,a'N v q
'"nS'
''"' ''90''
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" OOItn JlCkCts Nj MINIS OI :
please call and examine FIR you
AUCTION.
4 Wednesday and SATURDAY, ey,

A i>'r Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
q -. Paul, Minnesota, NOV. II, 1852.
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Bro.i'ic', Chael :. Antoine. Charles
ChmrPenter, Frederick Sutherland, Joseph
Thomas FeIlhauser. PhilIip
Hfand'ena'd. tiorlan knudson, lnsebert
Gramaeche, Entrarpe Iaurs, f
l.aiarreue, Ant Olson, Andrew
Maurice. Jacq1oud Olson. Jonas
Petite, Michel Schultz, Bernard
Perfer, Pierre Se.ei, Gotthicb
Palan, Glade Fiiland, John
Persons calling for any Of the above letters, vii
please say .'advcitised. J. w BASS p. Vi
81. Paul. Nov. ii, 1852.
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Thursday Morning, Nov. H.
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Buresa Of Provisions and Clothing, March 10, ls52
SEeAaATE PROPOSALS, scaled ana endorsed lsr
a'Isy NE an day s isAas and
which nse ays ao.ies shall DC given i every .wsa,y thousand
pound. sassdl United ss,sa yard.
o o @ " a sss q may S re Or o.
peeye commanding oes Of the said navy yards, during
Flour biscuit wnassy sugar ,sa Coffee cs butter os.e.
beans vinegar pickles, raisns, dried apples and
1854 1884, perfectly aud respects qualify
and fully ssaa % The ss. description o. Richmond -FOUR all
shall &c delivered IN good sound bright barrels with lining hoops
biscuit SHAH % made A0liy from supaen. o, q
"a. as'asi q tas 1851 ssa and shall b fully equal
40 quality and conform 10 the samples which Deposited
dried. wsl packed, free charge the United
heads well secured, waisrush, whisisy or spirit
eaa s Or ss,,s' .s Gs !. Gpsa Of s bureau
rso,nildpsr shall be esha be copper distilled,
shsn be dessIsa in good new sound bright, wen hooped white
a ~ %u VIM n nosas aa sae barrel shall when re-
snail Shipping ords free ali charge 70
sha be the brown and be delivered in
sound barrels atth lining hoops at each head.
Inc tea shall be good quality Young yson equal the samples
The coffee shall be equal TO the be., Cuba coffee
oa b ss s p e. the very ss and when
a ssss h 81 ss 81 @ % table sG 60 sa
eighty pounds ,a EACH H., air ar and pickle light
assss and be delivered good barrels nth white
shipping
condition.
The bean. shall be sound and good and shall be delivered
yered strong, white oak barrels
which shall De thoroughly and placed in the best shipping
condition.
exceeding fifteen gal
Of white oak, or white ash
shall be delivered quality
OF the bureau only
price 10 be the whether in brine vinegar.
The raisins shall bunch
delivered in good substantial boxes
The dried apples shall be of approved quality
vered tight whiskey barrels habarre at the Of the
bureau. .5GN
soap OIL and be of the
best quality denomnated whe soap"
strong
at each end the price TO be uniform
All described
fkins
the chief of this bareau
fec,y satisfactory the officer
pointed by the Navy Department All inspections
delivery Biscuit however,
Manufacture but viii in all
the place OF delivery, before bills signed therefor
The prices OF all the foregoing articles be throughout
the year, and bidders may offer for articles
All the casks barrels and half barrels rkn kegs boxes
packages shall be marked with
All the barrels kegs of -four pickles.
put up marked upon Them.
The samples referred in this
for the ensuing fiscal year. and hare such hare
been previously exhibited
articles cannot be
precisely probably
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EM q

A NEW Route to Ptttsburg, via the Balttmors, sS
Al gnehannu, aud Pennsyoa.ia Raffroad--IbroufA oFH
% hours AN express train OF will leave Cavr 'n@
with the United States mail from Washington and BStm9eA
m, connecting with the fast line Middleown II ~
irving at Harrisburg At n, p m, 10 dinner. -,
The trait leaves Harrisburg for the west At p NJ M4S
Holidsyaburr al Atihs point passengers have NE
taking either the TO Johns0wn, thence by packe' $50
stages direct from Holiiayshurg Ppbnrg. =.
Tickets win be sold following points BY this usn ~
York, WriFhtsvc, Columbia Marietta, Middctown 49,
New Pert Merstown, rurrySvle, Lewiatown, MoieifpNH
ingdon, HollidaysburE and Pitsburu, -
This train also connects with the Cumberland FeeJ.
which passes through Carlisle, Shippensbug, Champ'f
other points this Rad. -
For the accommodation Of passengers from Washneeo
the hove points, the hagKage of the company w
dep OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on w
the morning cars AT Z, receive the baggage N
- '''' ' '"''s' y ROBERT sTEwnT,
octI-df TiokdArH
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CA
HE unvsied for obtaining all wines. sao,s' se, sooa
and cheap "snidsI has ateiyn CONSEQUENCES o. me nua
pensh lis stock Of es and nc has the salts
faction Offering Of the best wines and liquors sp inpooa
Dun, Gordon, ces shees, so.e,ns ases.e r,Ie Z.
prices old, and choice on aassn
delicate Amonliado In casks OF 10
gallons peay selected ior consumers some sas, AMoniaas
p toles put up IN Europe, which he Challenges saua any
The salana Amonuaao shees peculiarly adapted
eonyaescen they strengthen without sumuauhr ana nave
ths acid Of many other wines VI. .,... -
rorwnss, principally specially selected tol h s aa Al
meIs, from me STOCK OF "burnes'ers" al opo''o' a r "
These wines uy and delicate aud have essa sy ss
all Ports and red wines palned on a. such ,,. !.
the gallon or wholesale BY The cask Among some
delicate white PORT and Mansey Port /,
careful in their choice OF Port
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and sh SCUM de
and Wesi Indies sore &c. &c Ae on drangh ana In ooes
a. 70 the sparkling wines Of the subscber that
splendid sparkling Mo.ee I'M
ported by him. are superior 10 any other ana are soa ~
put upon buyers as first class. ~
He has also wines brands and Of s,s,
generally the subscriber holds himself 70 be judge and Nc
S Ss s 10 n s ns s ss
burgundy he has stock and assure
that he can present 70 them nom ms vaults as eoa 'oe u
san,erns and Barsae always on hand in bottles. :,
BERNHARD Jordan Cobenz extensive and number
nas. 'af M
In Cognac handes, he has fine
Of eighth casks and is4a IN
and "Dubouche 1874, In hhds consignment which VIII
Of the above sold BY in quantity desired
An days reach OF Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sentw mail or teie
graph. ,.cop ss,npp !,
Cheap Wine Store, IS Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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RICHMOND, NOVEMBER ~ iooi
conformity Of Virginia Of 1919, ssl, section 10,
j | hereby make all whom II concern mat u
eesneae Of the eseheator Of the e q No1ok dated
November 1851 received into the lana Once
Of November le5i that Ny inquest held on ne s
October 1851 The oo~ng lying ~ tbe ei d Nook
found escbsai 10 this Commonwealth, 10 vii
land bounded Dartmouth the soaih BY fnes
by the creek the north, and by Amelia street
with wood dwelling house H. eschealed nom inc
esisi Of John Lawrence, deceased
bounded BY Liberty Tbs north, BY Robert
Pseson land The east BY North st street on the SOUTH ana
Cumberland the old brick house ON ~
escheaed from the estate OF hobeu Mehsnn decreased
OF land the OF Botetouu street, bounded
NORTH Bousb.s land The SOUTH and
Thomas the east sscheaed nom me estate OF Richard
n Burke, deceased. Testt
- 81 n. II. PARKER,
Nov l6--lawew .s. Register OF the Land Once.
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esener~i Agency and Once nj Washington.
DE SEEDING wYLIE,
Rnidinx merit door west OF
Brorn's Hotel, WasAngton, ID. C.
CHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wyLIE, IT,. having fsmed
purpose OF prosecuting claims before
before board OF
appointed for the adjustment Of spolstons Other
prepared
faithful all business that be ntused
charge win obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties, claims arising under treaties,
buying and selling real estate collecting private Claims
rents, &c.
Andrew wylie, will attend law business with which
nimsef Of the Of
the District, the Supreme Court Of the United STATES
Chm. De SEEDING, being United commissioned
public for State OF the Union
prompt kine Of testimony, acknowedg
deeds which appertsin his otcc.
Charges moderate regulated by the claimed
OF services required.
Communications tpost paid will receive immediate attention
Sept B-dly
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The qu.nis. Of all diminished,
made mot for pess quantities: ea, for such
Contractors residing places delvsrlea are
as1 sy !. ma s ss DELAY
s: promptly 10 comply win the chief q The Bureau
BE- made to supply The deficiency under The penalty Be
copy thereof al the and Clothing or
ot.ne ysrd shall be evidence that such equon
Separate article except soap at each
Il ne nsa snf s
he scsp apns
ohsr. win be forthwith noddsd and early paccabes
be returned TO the bureau within ave
Two more approved sureue in esmnsd
Of ,a hs % IS viii be ,squI.d and ten per
thereof collateral security addition
spes. complied ninety per esntum Or the amount Of ali de-
bills duly shah have been presented to him.
,S em o. p5opo On application 70 the
phiadephis Baltimore Washington Norfolk, Pensacola,
record, duplicate informing bidder OF the ac
I q % .s - sos S @ % - within
ssR,sd In u conformity with This understanding
o for The MAYA. service for
iho ~ bidder or sse WIN ~ M n @ I h b S ss undertake
into obligation within five days with
furnish the supple, proposed The WIN obligated
CURED Competency eerasd By The
navy agent district attorney Or some officer Of e general
nrrdef from Of Congress- approved august TO- 1916
"sEc -frS BE- further eroofea That from passage
Of this proposal for nava, supplies invited by
Navy, under appropriation
for the approved March third eighteen hundred
Aree shall be accompanied by written
responsible PERSONS under
bidders will,
into obligation IN such prescribed BY
Secretary OF The Navy, with good and sufficient
supplies proposed No proposal shall be
guarantee n acceptance
bidder bidders they shalt
fan 70 into obligation within Vie lime prescribed By The
eta Of the Navy with good and ssncent surees for furnishing
the supplies thea the shall
with other furnishing the said supplies
and shall forthwith difference
ained guaranteed he
furnishing supplies the whole
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