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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
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COPPER-Lake Superior lngot Copper, IRON the
y Minnesota Mines r sale In los ,lt plrohAses by me
MINNVSOlA MINING COMPANY No 1877 Green" .ch d
FOREIGN ENPRESS.-EDWAkD SANfO
ca No l Bosdey are happy that IN OF
the recent the British Casorls Commission ~
they enabled 30 t,N' ai
that descr raIt Of England Ireland wales Of scoano
: the low ate Of 81 81 each prepaid
REDWOOD CEMETERY-Th subscriber re-
specfv snnoa nces lot Of Greenwood thar 10
has or nd IN connection with his Marble
sl vtere can shrubhery flowers Of al KINDS as
he,n a, can be- he'd ard - lots AID or and pt IA
Persons viii mud % their ntetes1
10 md select ,or IN seves be humbugged BY Cemetery
ofcisls te-...t..t
tina, Al. OH .hs be ord red end pnctns
] EDWARDS Marble Yard aud FLORIST uNien
opposite Greenwood Pavilion
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Millinrp, &r.

ftlillinrrp, &r.
NEW STYLES of FALL RIBBONS.-N. III.
IN LICHENSTEIS No - Bo@ery Of Hestsrst Import
Jobber Rbhons fancy and plain Bonnet se velse
AID Millinery Goods invites the Attention
OF buyers 70 urrvsed stock Of these sood N prepared
s1taortnA inducements 20 wholesale retail paeha
DARIS MILLINERY and DRESS-MAkING. No
4s BrOsawsy-Mis .. GARDNER will oPes raaHi.y
sept p
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furnitnre, Sc.

At rhcss far below all others ..,, ...,>
lar LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED ESAMELED AND
COTTAGE FURNITURE in this eouutfy
GILLIES BYRNF No SO Broadway,
sd. between Spring aud Prince ss
The trade supplied in unlimited quantities
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
VI MATTRESSES Ge. al CRAwBUCks, No 5os Grandst.
Of Fssexst New-iOrk-CHkAP UPHOLsIEhf
and FEATHER STOKE-Tho attention Of families about porehA>
and beautiful assortmeni OF
PAlssses Beds Co Ae all Of which have been
rrces and will be sold such prices 10 make
call and examine the above stock Pfevousto
Goods part Of the city brooklyn
49, - - $50 60 CRAWBUCk
~ No SIS Gr.nd-st- second door east Of EseI
IRON BEADSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
i TRESS BEDDING DEPOTIhe best plaee to'Eei the
healthy complete Sprg Mattresses and Elastic Pais made u
the bes si halt the usual cost .
NB-Od altered comfortable Spring Beds - 20
Iron Bedsesd ell sses +fo 80 Ao the Plie5 E..sie
Fsh Beds Pillows Pyste dweluEs, hotels &c furnished
promptly Ware Roos No s Broadway below Prneet CAD
and examine
EEYSER's HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IN q1Aty OF beat snpc
fe Also Co0klnf Ranges stoves snc noass
furrshps articles JOHN H. kEIsER Co. No 80 Broif~.y
7 AMPS GIRANDOLES. VASES, &c.-Also, Crock
ery DefChins ard Glassware China and Britannia Tea Sr
Toeware LAMPS and other articles for and orns
the prices For sale BY BALDWIN, Ne
81 Bowery, near Walkerst
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Chr morIo's far.

9.>ss.L ,CpEsfSrksDksTr
CRYSTAL PALACE NeE-A0-N >-gL a. $40 ,
NOTICE Is hereby given, that no more sppleasloas
~ E1hb buians vhehe, fc-eEn - 20 n- g sAao
Sa-'es secrett-y q th- sap sin--1i-at
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CPANISH LANGUAGE.-Prof GORRlN continues
- give private lesors in the pure Csnh naive Ian
Fr.se Apply al No 4 5thtt
THE HUDSON ACADEMY, opposite Trinity
Church Bergen. will reopen on MONDAY, sep Tbs asi.
tuon within miles Of Hoboken sla jersey CITY Ferries fros
''''" J NILS Principal
THE SPINGLER INSTITUTE UNION PARK
The Young expecting 70 be reguay id aned With the
be punousy present At the opening exercises TO
O'Clock Wedns sday September u.
The seners studies o the ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT are Resdns
Writing Spelling Elements Of gamma A5iAls's "a t 80
written; Geography Physiology Ones Of History ffeneh L
Vocal Music, Compoeitionsth the Bib-e, &c - 49,
The distinctive studies Of the Glasses OF tie COLLEGIATE
ForRTH CLtssAsebrs Natural History tie English Lsng1sle
synonyms French. Latin Vocal Music ComPosi
tous. The Bible. 6e
Botany. Lansuages Vocal Music Sc -
JUNIOR CLAss-Mtuts Philosophy Elements Of Criticism Phos
ophy Of Rhetoric. Chemistry, History Ancient
Modern Of ENGLAND Of the United States Ian
Vocal Music. &c
SENIOR CL,s-sioa Philosophy Loso Natural Theology Evil
dences OF Christianity Buffers Analogy, Enslsn
Literature Astronomy Languages Music &c
Young ladies with satisfactory Testimonials om Their ioI or pre-
teacher both be eceiv ed % sry as 9f tuy arc
Thoroughly prepared GOkHAM D. Abboll r'ino'P1'
vI'HE ASTORIA INSTITUTE re0Pens september
18th Application may be msde the premises or b. address
ing Mrs HOWARD, OF the Mssas FREiMA As.na L. IL me
RGyeuswood lsaves Pcckp daily TOR Astoria AZ -
AID o'cloos The Wismsbsrgh stages also run hourly
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Prot. h. A
u JOHNSON Rector The term viii commence sepism-
Der Pu roeis ID a any age arr th can rsq anu
Circulars b. obtained OF the Janiior AZ The
Trersty ard AZ bookstores Of T. J. Cowen Charles Francis
GEo PARKER Principal
VxyM n. LEGGETTs CLASSICAL FRENC II and
w ENGLISH SCHOOL. corner q broadway and l-th st
all be oPsned MONDAY spt5 CireuA At Locssoots
No IN Brosdsy the School the residence Of the Principal
No 475 loh-st- east
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NINNY BAGS, 400 loose Gunny Bags, small slIe,
" I.udnf from, ship James Drske aud for sale By
sPOFFOBD, TiLESfOS Co. No " btoah"sy'
nIDES-l5OO Hides now landing and for sale BY
IL sPOsFoRD, TILEsrOS Co. No. 81 Bro'd~aJ.
TT Is BELIEVED that the following Parties may
Il Algefta 10 alvantage the NEWSPAPER AD'ERIisiNo
AGENCY Of v b. PALMER, Tribune Bailding- W. =, -,
&C., collectors Enuaycr. Merchants, Manuiacs
Architects. A ctioueers fnsiAeeS 80 =
Inventors Mechanics Chemists importer" Nysh.'s"
Banker. Brokers Phi sicians builders yooD'''
Commissioners Dwegsi- iA"y.ns i'"''''
shippers. &c, &c
Also-lDwrers. PfOpfietors, ard Directors OF o..-
insurance. Patents senirafis ost.i-t''s'
Railroads. lelegeph4 niiseNhHi it'.lss.'
Hotel. Periodical As Steamboats, fHpree'es in91tst'
Agency embraces he best most nha 4ai snd
ey ad Newspapers all the cities and principal towns ~
smers Bfh Provinces giving 70 all the choice atvefs
~ iv and dcrunately adapted 20 various pursuits
las the know dSe OF places
ulat.nn comparative merits OF papers for ssecs'on
file Al the Agency ur
aud selection where ValuiDe frao'
stn founded resulting from long experience soy ana
n,ssirs had without additional expense
fTV-Aso-BEcAUsE Y b. PALMER Is the AEeu appointed ana
OF the several papers 70 ma
for subscriptions and ady eftsenents and gre r,'epf,
10 judcous Adsefters e oppoAiJ
or adopting thorough discriminate M s,stemaue ana pA
INDIAN BREAD-This sweet, wholesome Bread has
now been ometne before the public and those VINO have sea
prpouuce superior 20 the common run
and for children you can g.. 20 oetI.
and Judge for yourselves BAKERY NO 0V
o. Jane. Order received 'Aa''e
JNDIGO-2I cases superior quality Bengal, import
sPOFFORD TILESToS Co. No 70 Broai~sy.
IL
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u
james O' sPoFFoRD rILEsroS Co No 80 Broadway
7 IGNEOUs E.-Wareroom No. 53il
IL Bro.dwsy NewYortFsEGND CO. Maagse'aI'wTc Ga. are
prepared promptly Al order. for h M,ons % WOOL
,1s SVEN .rb i sr .asror and durability ebeapOs
equal ohsr nd IL u.et for az yqpa et
skp cabin. applied waaseot9s Bases Ccsnn. Dos
ssp. are Eept on waoo Design. for orn.mss.ios
s Ao eerne2 Of Franklin sad Centre stOy No H.
where al persons Interested are isvited 70 call
nIAYING CARDs-The CONGRESS- MANUFAC-
ITss s. Ss . ssi nd Ii S. a1a
spanish Playing Cards Ivory Satin sar.e. SAM rnc aa
supertne French and COored satin Cds aod Ossa
board to be fourd n this city
DEMOvAL-O NJ GUILD, Qate WAI.WORTH
h SAsoSa GUILD has removed from No 70 j'hn' to NO
CUGAR-IOe hhds prime Cuba Muscovado sugar,
- Ht, e RsT 20 e k-s s,sr c and f %: s5-.
CUPERPHOsPHATE OF LIME aud BONE DUST
- For sale al The S'i EosGETT No
CALTPETER-5OO bags prime quality Calcutta, on
~ ''id snip f sGsi osbs rfLEsr9s Co. No Broadway
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-New:YO rA OF
q a.s0IsT q. s. oS S .' ai ss ao ss
IN Magnetic Telegraph Company o the pr79ss
o. e s sa:s. Tssc. q ID ed
@ rs grenns a 81 g., osI Be S Ave .s
and distinct lines Of poles ,Ed Tespss YRS.
from. S s 9 - 70 .i rom az
Baltimore and asnin gon ~ ne Otnsf has
ors the turn there wires the whole distance .nd
a. frsny Wilmington Trenton New braasSrx,
Jersey City hays De Grace Po DePosts ~as
Ne~-Hope.
With wires shove and egssions % os1fs prompt DE-
livery th Company sSOd< % persons disposed - 80
advantage Of ths rapid rao o. con1nranf ~a
per.I or distant sss extent Of means for
prom pctsde gnegusled b. othe Inc n tns Country
Tslessphirg but recently a. experiment as oeeon
medium Of business and the amount Of taoaas
auu tally trznetsd throash fs szensy
PEcEs-For Of ten ~orcs or Eco eHe-Hve
for which charge npte tbs pres
are from sEWYORE NEWARK txS.fE s>ut' % PhiLAD6t
PHIA rsrenfs.ss snd BALTIMORE OF "ASblSOAos
~' WV NJ SWAIN, President
wN P wEsTERvELT, ssperinssaaept
VEAsT POwDER-B. 7 BABBITT IL the original
inventor ofrhe Chemical Yeast Powder sheh penH.r sad
sod hv and 70 Wasnnrron ssvfors IN cans Those
70 they thai the shove
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rsrss wuTppIE No 7s3 Broadway. near )sh-ss,
NJ - - -, - -~ho,i on MOsDAY S-pr -

rsrss vHIpPLE. No tx Broadway. near )sh-ss.
d. -al reopr. sebo0i o. MONDAY s-pt =
MISS TOWNSEND vii reopen Der school on
wo.1hY s-rt = 20 . "a; lsbs eo-asF Irving pile,
U.,fr COJ-TASr BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
M ~ ,o1s L.. Shsv- sorasr Of ssss viii reopen %
MRS MACAULAY' BOARDING and DAY
.1pIs.sss ~ s1-as The school h-r resi-
AIRS. MEAR's FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARD
III INC srd DAY SCHOOL iar YOUNG LADIES 81 3 I'D
8 west sbs- between 5h and ssh-sv' ~n reopen HoSDAX
MISS sNOWs DAY SCHOOL will be opened 81
vi No u sih-sr MONDAY. sept II
MISS BALLOw's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
1r =; % rE E.s IS :ssss s.sss'' nd A' va
MRS T. W BODSTEIN, late JULIA L. NORTH
WI ALL so7nas. TO CIV. ..r.e..oa IL sinsns :. he. ri
lse q Mss-l HALL sos. and Nssss scHARFEs-
MONS. and MAD NOEL BERGIER's FRENCH
wi sDd ENGLISH BOARDING and DAT SCHOOL for YoU 20
LADIES Lssngtop-sv- will cpen THURSDAY Sep; IS s
NItsIC.-Miss PADDON Teacher Of the Piano
w Forte and SINGING. No 10 West 2istst-
Mfss STEELE BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
VA for YOUNG LADIES' Sc Ess, s's between = :; sai
S.1.sss,s NJ roper hoSDAf sept L Circulars viii 'a
DATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCATION
eBoYs vi Rsog.nt eos a.. s
A -: Ps. SEP sa6s n en- j.
in isn 70 is - n q W. r9 eas ' sss, a'
DENMANsHIP-Th subscriber respectfully an
nouness the crens Of NewYsrt BrooSyn WlsDsbarsh
and ard asy
and eTerng FOR instruction In PESAASsaP and BOOAAEEP
ING LIBERAL cedueo. will Be made 20 parties q aree r'-
persrs nay receive course q prv.;e fleon n
Ptrnashp IN three dTs The ofthe pzp uteet 20
an old 7oguE" For sale the Acstey Goltsnhs sys
TEN Of PnmAnshp" ase quAto containing PAGES With n
srctions prize Is per copy Eve copies M Copy 3ookl
@ ssS DS a s ss M 1 P q cs al @
b. hsl Al The rooms No co BroadwAy OfFr4Gki1
OLIVER 3. GOLDSMITH
From The Home J0arBsL
in every prOfesion there reeosnrsd FADING us-one Ao
decided tb. nobody esi m question Am9ns
th1-e writing Oliver Goldsmith st that
pdpsaby peepent snd recognized head Of e pro-
fes3on"
From The Sunday Dispatch .
RooNs-<o teacher Of bfAnch
has ever provided such smPtnous eeomro1sos for
hr, s Mr. Goldsmith VII display when he opens ne doors
Of Peumanhip. No 81 B-oadvaT Tomorrow
v.s. n fve hv and supeFby furnished rooms ese
orer'.: spcn the o,her sJ fo'-- -O' =
peerless establishment"
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II OTIS for SALE at MASPETH, l.. L-SoV LOIS,
so number Of House. This rAPdy growing village WIN
a. az ,h frrs 10 persons 20
hiae In Nsw-Yolk seldom foana omnihasss pas every R
4.,-. We a Terms Of payment Title pe-tsct Al
~ nj ss.nt home free sxorbisn nvitcd
10 examine tie shove property o Ss Ne N - cssr a.
S,, ., =, los II VAN MATER yr, on the prsnses
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ID hsh ate OF cultivation New house 70 leet ifoo, y
- a. Sssp large carmodoos oubudinss II scre o. WOO.
ohsrd Ds.eh orchard Of 800 trees OF Ersitso frut
XII le,1ps Pries 81 hs essh store house sna o~snf
go, a. daep large all end ~ acre Of eses
,ss 80 o,eLs-d; "A excellent counry sand Priee
ni,Ssss xo,,h The oney particular cav on
SON No n Fuonf,, on y = sA1,, nis''"' w.
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7 INsEED-7OO pockets Calcutta landing from ship
= james sPoFFoRD TILEsroS Co No. 80 Broadway.
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YEAST POWDER--B. BABBfITi Is the original
i,,s,or AZ N. Chemical Yeut Powder shch prepare and
.s Nv his a. y ana wsainronx ssvYork In Those
ho they thai sith tie shove name o.
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OSEPH MASON. LOT the

s1h n e Tor scam Gas .ne ~as>f EsEea CocxA
and Gs Nokx steam Boz
Pcsr F-es P1nPz Coils szG Evspoaor steam Yss
xr al s-f othr steam Boiler and E1pa.
.rr@rsAz4s variety q See.n sat HS
Hssrss-lrG and Go ssrz a2fazszs AID fss - sIazp-s
q - sark b ss.,I wy ssctsoe q ~ s9ssSI
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vNDIAN BKLAD,-This sweet, Wholesome Bread has

INDIGO.-2I cases superior quality Bengal ITPor
"a direct from ship James Drake f2f 'a by
sPOFFORD, TILE5TON Co. No 70 Bfoai"sy.
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Slaiionsrp. &


ID FRANCIS LOUTRSL No. q h..eea-.Aaa csssr, ~
-, r,sSf ia Al low pless n 4ska..s salt 8.,l,S
% pssrn yssed 4e fsstirS t.c-f a o ress Yer sS,s
wians rAPsTS LesAl Cap q. ~. .At ssSA' ~ - -
60. Nsad Lrrsr-wr;ss Dare add Daily jasfaa. e. -
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CWIfT's PATENT COffEE MlILS-LOmprlsing
- .er dfersn. szeA adapted the Of FAMILIES Gro
CEN D-Exsts A.o Perior E mailing From - peez
ia. cor<.ruefiou slfs1Arpen1s and N pont Of
dE.kiy Of sincnx r0t eguaec ~ ro1 mil IN
u.s. Nanuscr1red and sold by SWIFT LANE Ws<ainEton
u-ehe Comfy hIs forwarded Of the co11y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

NEATLY FURNISHED, MODERN BULL hull
"A HOUSE. Tor sALE-yery ebe.R IN The apP1s Hes oTrEK
Also Three Village PIG 81 L T ri KE SDALL
X, TT,xou.,ex cor Of Cbstham-si
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CCHOOL of DESIGN for WOMEN No ass Broad
- wsyTbe Lady Managers give notice to Asi years PuP that
the sehooi will zen MONDAY. September s. - .
The object h school give Instruction to women n WOOD
Enersv Designing and other Branches BY the practice o. which
they avail Themselves Of openn1 for obtaining vebnood
Pupils and others Interested IN o- sub
the between the h0ls OF 10 tad
O'clock except Saturday. for detail ed Information
L & CHASE. Snrerintsndent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

DIANO-FORIES with CIRCULAR SCALES.-T.
GIIRFRT CO hsve recently made new Circular scale %
which ~ tone than ay on before
ntrd Persons pgrctese are invited TO call and hear
them the OF the Eoan patent <h ana can
MUSIC ard Piano Rooms HORACE WATERS No - Broaiwsy
- az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Tset Of LAnd conins Of about 1000 erss yns .ossnsf
In the middle part Terss in the COuntis. o.
- rsor an ION sidss SavsOto River These snas
elected n the early settlement Of Texas Iney ere wei
nd The ti in9l
ne eogny o. the bes- settled psrt OF -.
tn 10 snn1sy increasing Inc whos :, nv
secfionzed that sales csn D- rl.17 ~ y
,eouired quantity purchssers In. ennsts ~ 80
resn ernsufs prefer WORK n1-i farms a.a 20
yot viii md no difficulty It already done 70 s7s'
the immediate n.!shbOIAs11 j., .- .. en-, .ec.
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ORFAT INDUCEMENTS to MECHANICS and

N osher procure bone within L Sss o. ne Sy Nal n
sne ,s srism and Railroad having 'front.' thereon
Thi- Aciseon already CONSISTS Of 800 nenaoes All
sss, psia on The the Of fesas se.,0Ss Q, S
ri, rxrsnis from the 18th day Of Juy lS e wesky
pstsiimssts Of cents each eighth Of acre So
6shtb of IN acre 50 feet ont By los feet N ocs ~
quarter acre siie; half Al acre S-a one s'~
BThs regular meetings Of the Asoson are nsii % go
FRIDAY EyENlNG ct N 81 No los BoweFy Cnlol %
81 ecor At hich place prcroions for nm ss
ssixed John COMNERfORD President No 10 os"So~sy
II a H.SpscHpcK Secretary No iss sPriaest
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14
PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES, TIM
Der, LUMBER, &C.


Bureau OF construction, &c, May II, 1858.
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
- the fiscal year ending 3oh June, 1854, and for tim
ber lumber, &c endorsed proposals for annual supplies
for timber and lumber as the case may be- naming
the nayy-yar and class for which the offer intended
will be received by this bureau three o'clock, D. m ],
OF the 10th day of June TO be delivered under
tract at the several navy yards hereinafter named free
OF expense 10 the United States, and at the risk OF the
contractor.
One-fourth part of the annual supplies hereinafter
specified for each navyyar comprising due proportion
Of each kind must be delivered before the LIST OF
September next one other fourth part or before the
LIST OF December next other fourth part on or before
the LIST of April and the remainder or before the 3Oth
of June 1854
Proposals ms provide for furnishing and delivering,
on Ike term, and conditions any additional quantity or
Quantities OF the articles contracted for that may be
qgred either of the sad navy yards before the expra
ton of the fiscal year ending the said heth OF June,
eighteen hundred and -four fifteen days previous
notice from the bureau the comInandant OF the yard
where the articles 10 be delivered TO the contractor
or his agent at the point OF delivery
In accepting offers all other things, Hcludlng price
and quality, being equal) preferences will De given to ar
hcles of the growth production, and manufacture OF the
United States.
All articles De OF the very best quality, conform
ing TO samples, where specified which will De exhibited
application the commandant of the yard at which
and condition. suitable vessels packages the
nay be, the charge of the contractor. All articles,
essels and packages to be subject to the inspection OF
he yard where they received and De IN all respects
10 the satisfaction of the commandant thereof.
Each bolt of flax must weigh the number OF
pounds and strips taken from the must bear the
weights prescribed in the following table
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

This canvass TO be 20 inches wde and each bolt to
ontan 40 running yards, ne strips 10 test its strength
viii be inch wide, except for No. s. which viii be
/ inch wide.
Cotton canvass be twentJ inches wde each bolt TO
casain fifty running yards, and to weigh follows,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14
FORM OF AN OFFER FOR SUPPLIES.

bssbv agree to furnish and deliver, at the navy-yard
- Is Conformity with the requirements OF the ad-
,,..u.nt from the buxsau OF construction, squipmea
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

also agree TO furnish aud deliver, on like terms and
conditions at the said navy.yad, any additional quantity
of said arcest may be required before the expiration
OF the fiscal year ending Both June 1884, fife en- days
previoss notice from the bureau, the commandment of
said nayy-yard
Ii my offer be accepted desire be addressed through
the post Office and the contract to be sent to the
navy agent at --, for execution.
Very respectfully, A. B.
To the Chief Of Bureau of Construction, &c.,
Washington, d. c.
We, the undersigned, residents OF --, the State
of -, hereby guaranty that, in the foregoing
bid of - be accepted. that - will, within ten
days after the receipt of The contract at the post office
designated execute the same with good and sufficient
suretes furnish the supplies embraced in said bid, in
conformity with The terms of the advertisement under
which it made.
CT
Z. f.
hereby certify that, TO the best of my knowledge and
belief the aboyenamed gusrantors good and sutf-
Gent G. H., Navy Agent
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
On the envelope transmitting the offer:
Proposals for Napal Supplies" (nsme the yard,)
Class No. =.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14
Glass No. 4.
Composition Nails.

500 lbs. inch composition sheathing nails per sam
pie, per pound
500 lbs l-inch composition sheathog nails, per sam
pie, per pound
1000 lbs lsinch composition shsathing nails per sau-
pie, per pound
1000 lbs liinch composition eathips nails, per sam
pie, pound
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Weights to be borne by strips.
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1000 sheets 32ounce oldroled sbesihing copper,
maed TO weigh II 900 pounds, per pound
1000 sheets 34-ounce coldroed sheathIng copper,
timaed TO weigh 10, $50 pounds, per pound
25 sheets 64-ounee brazIers' copper sheets 6 feet
by feet, estimated to weigh $500 pounds,
per pound
3G sheets 54-ounce brsziers' copper, sheets feet
by feet, estimated to weigh SIS pounds,
per pound
so sheets 44-ounce braziers' copper, sheets feet
by feet, estimated to weigh 2,475 pounds.
per pound
IS sheets 32-ounce braZiers copper, sheets feet
by feet, estimated to weigh 900 pounds.
per pound
25 sheets 2O-ounce brsziers copper, sheets feet
By feet, estimated 10 weigh 5s2 pounds,
per pound
25 sheets 16-ounce brszers copper, sheets 8 feet
by feet, estimated TO weigh $50 pounds
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

and REPAIRS of the 18th May 1885, the several articles
embraced in (class No. ~ classes No. - and No.
for that yard to wit:
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