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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
Probate Court.

STATE OF VERMONT. Notice Is hereby gwen tina
or said District will be held the Probate Office In Mont
eer on Tuesday Of each week during the ensuing year
NELSON A. CHASE, Judge Of / ~n6a,e.
Montpelier, Dec. I, 1854 sIws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21

Linens, Linens!
TT 8. LOOMS Inns jus, received d full assortment Of
II. Irish Linens, Linen Sdee,gs Pillow case Linen,
Blenched and Brown Linen, Table Covers Napkins, Dia
pers, Crashes, &c. &c. Also Lancaster, aud En- glsh
Quilts, of all sizes aui quail tiles
Main st., Montpelier, June, 1855.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

CAMELs. Secretary Of War renews the
accommodation which he made in his report of last
year for an appropriation by Congress to test the
value of camels and dromedaries in transporting
military supplies on our South western and Wes-
tern frontier 1t is known that in those regions,
which our troops are obliged to defend from the
incursion of the Indians, there tabe-lands and
extensive deserts, where large tracts must be
trayersed which affords no water and but little
scanty herbage. When springs are at length
reached they are often brackish that thorses and
mules refuse the water. The camel, from the great
weight he can carry, the longer time he can go
without drink, his power Of subsisting on coarser
food than the horse, and his willingness to drink
brackish water; is admirably adapted for that re-
gion of country, unless the climate should prove
an obstacle to his introduction On the Eastern
Continent he lives and works in almost every lat
iude and climate, and is extensively used for the
purpose for which it is now proposed to employ
him by the British in the East Indies and the
French in Algiers Experience has proved that
horses and mules are inadequate for the transpor-
tation ofmilitary supplies in country of the char
acter of our Western frontier; and the experiment
recommended by the Secretary of War seems SO
reasonable and so likely to succeed, that we hope
Congress will not ia il to make the necessary appro
priation.--Erchrnge Paper.
The GREATEST TRIAL OF PATIENcE-A stammer
ing lawyer examining suffering witness in til,
presence Of Il deaf rldrc.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

Two hundred and fifty troops were to leave
Newport Barracks on the 26th ult., for the South
western frontier.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07
I, CLINTON, louisiana
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1855.

RTo the officers Of the steamer Gem, and
10 Rem. Orr. Of the steamer David Gibson, we
tender our thanks for late city papers.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

<Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Mr.. Dec, the Daguerrcotypist, which will be found
in another column - 1a.srf ry-a-
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

The Senate Of Iowa has, by vote Of II to -,
passed a bill removing the seat of government
from Iowa City to Fort Des Moines. 1t is sup
posed, says the Dubuque Express, that the House
will also pass the bill.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

The GREATEST TRIAL OF PATIENcE.--A stammer-
ing lawyer examining a suffering witness in the
presence Of Il deaf i,ldrc.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

The Land Office at Monroe, La was robbed of
$4,000 few nights since.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

H-Maj. Munday and Counselor Morgan have
our thanks for late favors 2. -A 'a
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

MuRDER-A son of Mr.. Mays, who resides
some four miles from jackson, was murdered on
the upper Barou Sara road, near the plantation Of
Mr. Swayze, on Friday nightlast. He was return
ing home from the Bayou, when he was killed.
He was, we understand, about 10 or 16 years Of
age It is not known who are the perpetrators Of
this horrible deed. l-. ....I.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

2 The steamship Africa arrived at Halifax on the
30th ult., with Liverpool dates to the Goth. The
telegraphic advices that have been received by
the papers is entirely unimportant. Nothing Of
a decisive character had occurred before Sevasto-
pol Negotiations for peace were still in progress,
but nothing is yet known, with any degree Of
certainty respecting them. Severe frosts and
SHOWS in the Crimea had greatly deferred the ope
rations OF the besegers
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

To CAP1rAI1sTs.-Attention is called to the very
extensive sale Lands Slaves and other property,
belonging to the estate Of Mrs. Lenora Perry, de-
ceased, which will take place on MONDAY, the
18th inst, at the "Back Creek Plantation" IL
miles south Of jackson. Also on THURSDAY,
the 10Th inst, in the town Of jackson: Town Pro-
perty, Land, &c. Sale to be made by g. W. Cat
lett, auctioneer.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

1t is stated that Mad. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt
was in Stockholm, Sweden, on the 10Th December,
attending to her private property. She was not
accompanied by her husband, the laws of Sweden
forbidding the presence Of Jew. It is also said
that Jenny has so changed in appearance and
grown so old in looks that her oldest and most in
innate friends did not recognise her.
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

most in his life. 'My impetuous tempered vitu-
porous manner speech, said he, (which prevents
me from returning good for evil and induces me,
in the madness of my blood, to say things that
afterwards am ashamed Of"
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

AN HONORABLE MERcuASr.-A gentleman who
was four or five years ago extensively engaged in
business in Albany, failed for about $15o,000.
His creditors unanimously agreed to compound
with him for fifty cents on the dollar, which they
realized He afterwards went to California and
got into profitable business, and since that time
has remitted to his creditors 100000 Of the $75,
600 he owed them, lie WILL no doubt, soon pay
the $4,000 now due due them N
The American patriot., 1855-02-07

At printers festival recently held at Manchcs-
ter N. H., the following sentiments were offered:
Womau-Thc fairest work Of nature; the cdi'
ton being large, let no man be without copy.
Bubies-Minature edition, issued periodically,
and displayed in SMALL CAPS.
The Principal Powers-Pritting Presses, Pull
pits and Petticoats.
The Press-Thc electric battery of thought,
by which Franklin directed the lightnings of po-
pular indignation against the might of oppression
and destroyed it; while it exists unfettered and
fearless, free people have no enemy to fear
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-22
New Savings Bank Store,
NEW y1auSosxO ltrrSss Al the OLD rosT OFFICE

II AN now receiving and orennS an unusually large and
j eettltl alAorlltnt Of Boots shoes llt!S lonIels
UnbFeliSt1d u1rtl SlekS, al tie corner OsMarket aud
MohT0S 9lfet$ Wheeling, Ya III The room formerly oe'
copied as lie csl Once and opposite tho SelATe House,
oI tash, iIot lie Of the North, urder Tue
1osi (iyofabe circumstances aud offer them to Ike ell
IellS OF heellnS and Vicinity Al reduced pItesl Whole
sile aud Teai aud respectfully solicit share Of pat'on'
deem II useless 10 sty much IN palse Of my stoth g
mistake mol, lie rk0pie OF WEelitA are hot 90 tAslY
6uniblSstd 81 tdyeftilH pufg Sufeel TO say nyeahy
vaTietS .! nteiS yOplht aid b0ts OOtsand Shoes, MIR
IOf, silk n0leSk, wool le6hIl brush and straw iatS
and lOt ladies every variety aiy SHAW aGH eu
hohnetS Of the most recent AbhlOS and Styles Alt0-.
Shoes Slippers AMI GtlieTS l0 for ladies' mtrG and
tLdfsn 81 The ntost ahlOAbe style, make and lSlity
Gall aid see for y0lrIelStt,
ttItt would respectfully inye country merchants 10
an aid tta M, or ienl mo ihelt ofdels VIII duplicate
e"i n S'' fe'''- H. n. WATSON,
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From the F3tFEoht Pd,l RkfftNCdH' =.
~ lNv4Lr4bLE MEDICINE. Ill is but seldom we inu
onlos lie many Ienl,des offered 10 lie public for Tue cure
OF dlSeSte, ole we can consent 10 eonneld or whase VII
tues we ale able 10 discover and have always seuu9us
Az ldsd giving uteIanec t0anyimns that might esu ay
one 10 suppose that we pl6Cad any faith IN iltlr nIce
son,, lul with resreice 10 remedy manu- aelulel "
this place, and which has become as FAMILIAR TO the public
az household words, We tsak from knowledge o. lS III,
TlBSic eyeeeUtles, Its adaptation 10 many OF tie is 81
Il q, and lie security with which II may he used. We
Sreak OF the NOpaICi Nerve aud Hone Linmei, Ire3r'
ID by H. Carr n TO- from lOn drnitiel by
Ir Watson Carr, late Of MOgliowl aud ROW o. Wheel
Ing 0It OF The most eminent PhysielaNs IN Virginia, THIS
lHimen s based upon The broad piRciple that any Tee'
dy which will Ielie exeInal pain, will u properly COM
pounded be equally eleaeloS In removing internal alec
lions, pTieile that has hecn sutesssiuy deyelofeI-
It Is simply The Offspring OF Scehce being mild and SIM
ne in III action Gh yel revealing IN lis ELECTS power
0Te Incredible, reaching tic lRUsl hidden sewS Of man
aud beasi-aH set heins lnOy0us TO tho weakest
II Is aSN By lar lie ehdPtIt LhReNt IN tho market being
u up In iotes twice as large as Tie majority, az one
hul larger lla tho largest, besides beg more than four
tmeS as SiIoI8. We commend u 10 t0Se ~ want Of
sale aud CeTtanIeHedy
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: 4 AiISSI(iNBEtS NOVlCl3

ASSI0NEES NOTICE,
q tnicon ID, Woodrow having, OIL tic lib daYoi
IS dull t8H hy pTOtef deed conveyed ~ trust 10 ,iIe
,i1deItEted of lie beltt Of bis said wOOdIpwS riedt
81 III Tes and PeTsNnll property aud chn.CE Hae
tom Nh ptfsons In any wlso Indebted 10 said woodrow
aie itoured 10 maize lmnkdlate payment TO me, AM a
reeoRs having claims tslls said HoOIIGw aIe
ieT months 10 lie ilelr claims will the proper iceSsc az
tnt5ns i ihe FERNS OF said deed with Tho Undersigned
'SSiss GK0. ", SIGHTS, AsSlslGe.
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y JIsMEDT0AITl. n
i % 5PT6f Woodst !


untr now tSf The fIst time Intro.
Ill J,e4j 10 tLe eItIfERS OF Wheeling al No tQ Mafht
SIieet, which e lhs only sue re ihAt
tii reat6f tie gfeY b anu ShltkeI 70 Ihs
oTiiai eoot OF y9plh, without lEel cover he bald
6eai IL ihoIl line With ihs tatdTal covering remove
ITOin tle IljhI sediment 70 To-
fsiionS OF eIent names now heEoie the pubei Tie H.
SToRETiyG Is builiU article for The toel Iof lhs on
or JOu and car OhlF BE- appreciated ~ ls gse 9lla ~
lGrkSlttlUlly lnytelio call thc A4d eSsiaae
iiOn6iHs So6jh and Weai, where II was llNt led but
Mill refer 10 lie certificate below OF tie
SlatesnantlI Sentor, Judge Rieete Of llllp0lit .a
UAELILE " ynhe n, ls.sS.
have uted phOL o. s. MOgiS,'lllr lIesioIR and
haze lJmed The wondetlu effect w halt was oseopl-
Ing, a. thought, PIegauleiy gre{, b0l ~ we W. ~ W.
KeSOihliTcl II has TttUtd lis Sa soioIi Ala h%Ne
70 dOHbt permanently 20. ,uX,,v ,uvvsp
Ex-senator OF tla United SialeS,
Professor weeds, , Oriental saaa'ire
This linlmsRliSa yllulble auxiliary the q
some Of The most formidable dseaIeS With which llS olI
lOt 10 euateAl lOrinSalte !NTgt G1d
boWt. ~ Thorough and continued application Of thS
Llnnen over Tie rrsioN OF the Affected organ, ste 9th
than hall their erros, particularly alnons eh'ldIsn, aug
Thousands OF 10eT& we're they allowed 70 tlesk, w2sl
with al the elOqIeRce OF feeling and aeetiQn, he! ihelf
uileI testimony TO Tie fact thai had
lien from tho very Jaws OF Death and restored item 70
iheir oImet health aud beauty dsllg, Il wl DO oul
iDweIful GDxilIlty1n removing what iAGeleIay known
assu Agu3 Cake an enlargement Of tte sleeni lnalI
ttSes where all eSte application Of service, this Il'
ntnt will he iouhd usegl,
PoTssie Wholesale ana retail In Wheeling hy
ieIl3ni WILLIAM J, ARMSTRONG;
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University of Louisiana .

ttNL H## w Medical Department.
E of in this department will
Monday, November 49, and will terminate the
Mn
Jones, Professor of Practice of Medicine
j. l.. Rddel, M. d Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M. D., Professor Of Surgery.
A IA. Cenas, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics
A. j. Wedderburn NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy
Gustavus A. Mott NJ D., Professor Of Mater'a Mediea.
Thomas Hunt NJ D., Professor of Physiology asd Pathology
soneas q c benrd n Demonstrators Anatomy
dsec,ing will be open the Monday oc
toher.
visiting OF the Charity
Hos pit this institution from November April
The accompany professors their visis and Tree
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during eight hundred persons
daily .#sa.. .s..
Of patients thirteen thousand hun
bred aud hfty nine.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D.. Dean.
Ang fowl
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NJ papers made o. The hnlshed
adulteration will
tered for supplying the Quantities stated the
public privilege
quantity OF either kind should quantity
CURED such quantities deemed
cepsary
Samples each kind Of accompany ali
samples be transmitted this
other
proposal be signed by The individual
specify pound, the
land prce) Of each description ofpspcr
delivered be
designated Of all charge
pepse subject inspection count weight
Superintendent and respects
viii be furnished
applying for Them and will be consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith
Rond. securities will be required
plying Of ufeor article, failure supply quantity
considered violation
bidder required furnish with his
his ability it, and proposal
ME such evidence will be rejected.
Proposals will be addressed the Superintendent Pub
Capitol Of the United States, Washington
A. a. SEAMAN
Superintendent
Jan IL 3rawtd lint, Sentinel star
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Law school Cumberland Untvrrsty. at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham canthe, late one Of the eircui
T. judges OF Tennessee. .E-+
Green, ofthe supreme
OF Tennessee. IH Sg Es.H4 sa@#
Hon Bomdeld L. Ridley, OF
Green dew their whole exclusively
o school
ns Dali; examinations OF each
No ot explanations
dali less / examinations
Weekly OF law and which
profess
prosecute all processes
practice. require prepare
the trials Some OF taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly ~
public The end session The students ac a. clerks her
jurors Judges md chanceors, and In other Official
yacties connected with their suits. II n.
The the third Monday sep
eber Thursday in February The second
succeeding Monday in February epd ends
Thursday IN July. Is. u . .s....s 7#
Expenses pey seasionTuition $50
$50 Students furnish their
which can be- Lebanon bookstores.
complete
No study required
There four regular classes Students
during the collegiate
There is a legislature connected with the school
Number OF students collegiate year eigtysx
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
n--eoly President Board of Trustees
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aHfrsa q Provisions saa Clothing, March Is, lsss
sEPARArE PROPOSALS, FrOppsas a,
% on ssasa ne s s.y aass.sa. ard ss
% 900 sss % ~ ss s'. sy sa ~ ss @ Az
q.ira) uaa al chssc.sa~s Aa..sehs
oay foetsg sfucles be rvsssa s
Of the said dsrns ae ascs year ending
Yn aeas mall he sapsrans and Of the aasfaetu,, n xs
ured ~hes, me eep ,anea,ssg psseens ne dates
q s S,' sa.y aas .,sl ss s.nssrsa - cd saippis
s e as ssa sa % as sasss ss @
The slaves nosangs BE- nt eat q The qaa
eqas ~ quality 20 sample nssysas we sal az
considered barrel sad ese usn he
Inc biscuit shs be made wholly supstaos aOa, AZ
sasfsssrea c@ aoas made q he crop maea, psssS.
ms dates .. me seaa-oas 'e me same and shan = a
10 tue said navy yards shalt ss ppp sAas osash,
states good well bright door barrett D.
eubed ~n ee heads wel secured - IN ar a'd ~a' sa'w
The ahsssy shall pa made wno nom gram SQUAD aud aehaB
states custom good new
.oa s'sh s'.rss white ea s
ng and weii pa'ned ae slaves no, % DC los sn inch e
eoocrcd in aadiuoa penny hoop % each
wds, and ien inch ,a'ek and lh'eepeany
hoop chime. ~ inch wid,h and Lien inch hes
pen The wsoa be in good shipping order ee
The sugar according samples aasyy.ra.,
\ and be dry for packing
shall good qualify Young yren, equal 20 the
me coffee shall be Cuba accord ~ sample.
shaft best quality OF the
dialely preceding OF he ,hs
sna be fully the b~. qualify kew
shalt be delivered in well
slaves not les tnaa inch three
10th inch thick and
i6 lhick, and ai thoroughly coopesa
aud placed in The hssI shpping condiuca
viagar shalt the rst quality cider
United shalt 40
and shall he delivered
required for with the exception that
,a.fc substituted slaves
shnii be thoroukh
/ in the shippifg order.
The pic put up bouad ca.s
gallons cncube and the vegetables
n,nny pounds, and only he paid for and each
strength French vinegar the casks sceeae
equal all
named yards, and III.
and guaranty that they good and sound M
TIC beans shall be very qualify beans and shah
the immediately preceding the daes 81 ir reputation
The dried apples quality shah pspafa
BY only and shall be Of the OF imet
OF the acquisitions fur the
described ARTICLES, embracing
boxes shalt subject to inspection
The Navy Department Ali inspections place da
however, be Inspected at The of
lure but in all be subject 20 hnaI inspection
| OF delivery bile signed therefor
articles to be- the
HE yenr aud may Offer for articles
and hnf BARRELS boxes packages
be mark ed with the All
Of aour, bread, and pickles shall
this when manufactured marss
The samples referred sefa
acni year. and haer rcercneete sueA As
teen previously exhibited. 5f4 f5a
The ml niY OF these will required cannot ~
precisely stmed. They win probably be about
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,INrrED STATES Mail Lime 10 CALIFORNIA; VIA Aspsn.

limited STATES Mail Lime 10 California. VIA Aspiis-
II and
approved the NAVY Of
1900 burden, guarantyng speed aud safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obpo, 10 miles from
ocean embraces
Aspinwa ohispo mites of land
recently thorough order
therefore housthe
and their baggage being only transferred once 70 and nom mnle
alongside tn. @ aS@sttf st2a
be river future this
is from sickness any description
always kept in New York. Pana
and San Francisco prevent deenon accident
is entirely reliable.
expected passage regu
n and the Pacific, in IL 10 TAX days.
will Panama the after arrive
wa
Through aths iooest had agency, n
West street, New York.
Ian 2e--di
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proposes carry according The
such peeihcsion viii be considered proposal or horseback
sefv
~ modification OF bad, s terms tnta
bad, be received tnHar.fc
regular composition, amer the Hasa hour
30 Postmassers cery the uncency Of
persons
and ali bidders,
distinctly notified thai, failure into
The proposed for in the accepted
liabilities be onioscsd against them
and known department
sueiency substantially the forms above prescribed
be by
places before named Judge Of a court OF record
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Hi Postmaster General.
OFsioE DKFAKraKkT,
January 10, les.
Lam aw4w
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To be OH red ior,

me quantities any may dmini.hs3
made quantities, but 70, such quantities 'as ssrs
require be Delivered a. those respectively
CURED establish agencies such places. mai dey
ia,r poay 10 comply viii. requian, the Chief d inv sus.s
and Clothing shall be authorized V direct purchases Y
il the con,raet ,hr frqui-ion dupeas coy,
aforesaid, shs be evidence hn such requp'n y"
separate offers must article each Of The aan
said yards and more ,hsn article y contained
The o the nasna VIII n any," s s % accept y.
der and bidders chose proposals are accepted lsnd none as
BE- ansmed % them for eTecu,,on winch
unsd Bureau within ZEN days exclusive Of she time required
fog The regular transmission Of the mail. . e.
Twoor approved surces, IN sun equal 70 The sa,s
e@n' !" na"n VIII b. wsnsd l,% .ia aica"t 4 al paymeas
thereof collateral security, ~ addition, secure
Complied with ninety vri cen,nn Of lie amount o.
se WIN pc s n ne nass ss ~ n%
Blank forms Of proposals may g. ab,s,nsd % appss" yo
Pniadslyhia, baltimore, Washington Norfolk, Pensacola and
record Or duplicate Of the ,e,,e informing bidder Of ines
oihis proposal viii be deemed oiiesa" thereof We
CENT, ~ n eanlsrm ~, WIN Ibis unasrssapdisa
Every offer made must be accompanied ss dirccd y hs M
ppp.yed io 1usas is4a,hy BY ones
90 ns s a !. q sy 4
obligation within five days, with good and sufficient nue
consider proposal nneHs accompanied by the qa
BY law Tue competency Of The guarantee g Dc certified ~ @
known the bureau. -.
The bidders called the samples and descV
% articles required, for reception, u
gd will made between the articles offered ans
receiving thai fall below them ana ~
attention is also particularly directed 10 the ANNEXED JOINT ~
lion, in addition 70 he net OF the 10Th August, 1896
Extract from the aa Of Congress approved 8agHh 10, W"
"ssc g. Ind b Further enacted. That from and shn a.
passage OF t. proposal for naval supplies invited
Navy under the provso 10 the general s
navy, approved March third eighteen hanaus
fofy shall be accompanied by written guarantee
one Or more responsible persons 'hs effect IN. hs ~ %
lake that the bidder bidders VIII, " hts or their bid
obligation, such time he pressnpeoT
the Navy with good and safcesi surctes
the supplies proposed. No proposal shall be considered
compsped by such n after the acceptance
add notification thereof TO The bidder OF bidder; 80
tl obligation within the time pfeSense"
sufficient sufeliss ~
supplies then le pf the Navy shai ~
person persons for fnfnsbns ~
supplies, and shaft forthwith the difference =
the proposs guaranteed and ne a =
for furnishing The said sF
whole e the pfopossi 10 be charged ~ asnR NJ
der bidders gyafahpti
may b. immediately recovered by The United sisih
use 81 the Navy Department, action Of debt against
OF said psfsonA.p
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Academy Of the Visitation,

UforfeFoffft y 2 -
THE 0f Will BE- resumed On ~
day In september when hitherto the p0si sedngs sr
BE- bestowed ihr advancement ofrhs pafls IN ne
% "a finished education. ..rsss >
ifse~fed the historical course u sasdies may ". -
french. greatly Facilitates The student 20
0a3h suo~tsass Of language white the sys - $40
teaching music, both vocal and lrerureenia, hss 49,
tnxes In r~n1ersg the pupi- accomplished and -
separation eta ,s.,ns senior pups ha@ -
made, na.b been very tsnesctAi ~ ~ n"
youthful me b~rs VI scsd~my
Aug Il-JawdA cfSspti5
IN hin and sts sonssaoracs@f " ~ - ksss&
WI The History sud Poetry Of Finger hogs ~ 1H
The Nsrla worssssopt by Eshank
a., a.. 4, TAYLOR a MAURA s,,g
Jan rs .H# .#. so9spof's 49,
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JOINT RESOLUTION bids for provisions css
small iorea fuf of the navy

JOINT RESOLUTION renfivs bids for provisions e'eu
small for the use % the navy
Resoipsd 6y ~ Rsfvcsniailt9 Il
United States of .9sestca ~ Congress asseped ihs
suppes OF provisions, clothing, aud small s'prrr ivf
navy may be rejected az The option department.
w-s "a known manufactured %, 90 freaNg ~
the article proposed fun,-bed which nei, OF r
be distinctly bids offered hri tbf BIDS ol
who may have filled comply with The conditions = 49, o.
Of the option Of The department, BE- ree'rdi usih
ha be Datfcd cor the supply " an article on aglh
a ~ VIZ
any person. whole Of snci bids shall y
option department and ua Of say n
received az surrues os each other and that wbrhsFrf -
deemed necessary OF the govefnnrnl apa $50
crews Tinted ssafea vessel, " ppews
brands keep best on distant - =
aud Clothing, with the appFobaiia
Rotary Of Navs. be- and hereby 10, Huthonhea y 30
on TIN best terms, 10 market overt
Approved "a March, 1884.
March lH-taw4w