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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
LErTEH PROM pHE CAPITAL.


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briWcrU lhr lWo Houses, and ihn Goyrruo
having informed diem that ho bad DO furlhe
Communications % mako, lAa President
hammer came doan 90 his deck i1r rhr lls
Time. Ia t-is hepa'e, aud lhe Speakers iu thl
House, and lhe Legislature of 1850 gathered
up its Tired and sr.ously diminished number
and went forth from che doors of the capitol
a NV sleepy spectators, who bad been dor
liIg iu rbe lohhIea very impufaty aHl
somewhat drmmiy watching fbe.o das.ae
hours Of a.'.Du 90 lhe p4rt ~ tha emiu masN
noted for wisdom ard ,Irur"a.s. started a
their travels, and Doc General Assembly Of
ihe State u Vermont began 60 resolve Irai
iHtr' ii- prtriuui rtWrHtT
The last day oilbe session, ns u u0t mu
sunl made o langucI There uas some
debate, but thg previous question, Zoo rho
House and tho five mrurs uIa irri 10
within reasonable lmisf NOD lHr Senate. Lr
Ing always discreet aud IudIr.ous, we're kept
there without Any uIns,-
The bin pholi,h.ug grand lur.ra. offer be-
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deu,-ald as ably a,d completely attacked b,
Senator French wac sent 90 irs lasi rIrrr on
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with O similar late Judgos of Probate were
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

DEATH oF WASHINGTON lEuNo.-Tbis no.
hlc specimen Of Amcr,can gcnia. died last
Monday night, aged IS years A co,empo.
rary justly soys;
The latest york upon which Mr.. Irving
was engaged, and the browning work of his
NE was the Liie OF Washington, an clabo-
rate and by far the most interesting md val.
liable biography OF the Patcr pairiU which
has been written. He was spared 10 com.
plete this work, and laid aside his pen to en-.
JOY the autumn Of his life in his beautiful
retreat upon the banks Of the Hudson. TllI
OF years and honors-rich in the admiration
anu yeHefaIion OF his couutrymcn-happv I'm
his social relations and surrouudiars-bc
mas tlled the measure OF his years and OF hi,
usefulness, and leaves behind him the memo,
ny OF completed life and works that will
live so long as English literature is cultiva-
ted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Execution OF John Brown.

ly the time many OF our readers scc tl.,
paragraph, We suppose John brown will hove
slh,Wd the extreme penalty Of yirsinia. lau.
~ last accounts preparation, were romplst,d
ior his execution on Friday The ~. Ihc
galIaYs has been prepared, aud a rope ha,
been made Of South Carolina cotton Tor tho
purpo'e, which ia oor,iacrca ah exquisite
practical joke by the NirgiDiana The troop,
TO the amount Of 1000 or moro will form "a
hollow square about the scaH.!d, With the
double purpose Of defense against an attempt
"r fe'cue and TO prevent the people from
hcdring John Brown II ho should ouLr,yor
to address them. Brown Is preparing % long
i'iit~eSpaiuiuR his course aud correcting
certain Newspaper statements, which will be-
published after his death, lie still remain,
perfectly composed There has been an OH
eiaI proclamation warning strangers 20 ke.p
away from Ch1rlcstoNn all after the hang.
log and the trains are stopped ana person.
Who cannot show suH,cicu, reason, are turn
ed back CowarGs to the last The death
OF John Brown viii have voice, though bis
lips are compelled to silence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Burke.

Mr.. Elijah Amidon Of East Burke, 70 wears
Of age, cut and corded in good shane 20 cord.
Of four feet wood in o days A smart old
gentleman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

SrErJNo NuucE-Th,rc was O para.
graph publi'hgd in the Boston Advertiser oi
"Wednesday and signed by SSallcs S,oddalu
and L. Anderson, which said that facts ha,,
recently come to rhc'knovlcdgo Of the .pm.
dental Committee Of the American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, dccpl3
@mpI1aiing the moral character Of DR.. Pom.
roy and rendering. it impossible tina, hc
should longer retain his official position as a
Secretary Of tbs Hnat1.- hi, announcement
will fall like thuudcrbolt upon the numcr.
Gus friends Of DR.. Pomroy and the American
Board
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Wheelock.-Bear Hunt.

a few Of cur rownsmen started on the
TRACK OF beaf-last Thursday morning, about
TWO miles from our village and after follow
lhs him that day and part Of the next. they
"na',E succeeded IN driving him into the top
OF large tree IN Goshen Gore some twelve
miles from where they started him. and after
a few shots from some 81 The hunters. they
brought bod 10 Che ground he was a lstyc
''@eu bear. but very poor weighing little
-poh oi two hundred pounds.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

4 Good porkcT.
Col Winthrop Young q East ST. John,bu-
ry,$aughtered on Tuesday last, shote eight
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

- on-'he fourth page We give a tegl-
'"g h'ue story Never fail TO look ou ibis
page ~ We intend 10 give eth more reading
matter here than heretofore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

~ Congress eon,eues neI, Mondsy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

Got The glass eyes and like the scurvy politician
Seem 10 see the thing thou dost not
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-09
LEONARD SCOTT g. co.'s

Reprint of The British Rerrs and Biaek,coods Magazine.
+ SCOTT & CO., New York. continue to publish
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8. BIACkWoOD'S EIINBuRGH MAGAZINE (tory)
These periodicals ably the three political parties Of
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their character organs OF the profound writers
science literature morality and religion they stand they
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able the scholar and the professional while To the nte
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than can be possibly obtained from any other
EARLY COPIES
The receipt the British publishers ad
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the hands subscribers original editions
TERMS
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For Backwood Review 90
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Jan IS No 33i Penn
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N A. CARDWELI., Real Estate and General

N A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General
LIE Commission Broker has taken the Office, up STAIRS IN NO
$50 where he attend to selling ad
renting and coiociin
procuring any business apper
tanning 10 real estate, with uneXceptonal legal aid
The settlement Of claims OF description on The executive de-
parten aud Congress- aud members
Of Congress especially ous OF the ian and sacen newspaper
for subscriptions and ayerug hs experience being such as
TO enable him furnish the forms and Instructions TO par
ties having well attending 20 having advertisements IN
serted ali o the Ia the District Of Columbia or else
where application letter Otherwise 10 him thus saving the
ol trip the city and prompt returns made
Also the negotiation Of good security and all descp
hon u bunoss which properly be cssed under the head OF
general commission brokerage.
hlFRRE Hon VIM Harris, (Ormcrly OF Mssou) Dr. A.
r Gano Col JAS c. Bcrre<, Richard Waach, esq aud
ae propcor o The newspaper press geoay Of Washngtm
Messrs G. u Davenport and Hon. Cassic, dchmon, Va
Row Wm Puner, Aieghany City, Pa Col A. T. burnley, Frank
o KY and John o. Sargent, esd, New York oly Dec du
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-09

A NECD0TES OF LOVE; BY Lola Montez. 81.
IN Diary of lady Morgan 81 .......
Tale of Progress by Jane Wnscom. 70 cents
History OF the Shakers; F. W. Evans. 20 cents. ...
History the Rhode Island. Vol 81 So
Mechanics and Builder 5 Price Book. 81.
Mary Gleutwoh Or the Forbidden Marriage by Reynolds so
The Rcd Right Hand; by Ned Buntlne. 25 cents.
March FRANCk TAYLOR.
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discontinue the light al Port linton in Portage bay,
Ohio, be and the same is hereby repealed
Approved March 1859
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NEW ANp ELEGANT sPRING pREssEs. Lao

Goods &c.The subscribers opening their
ehae o fe French adapted the aud
approaching seasons which they respectfully invite the attention q
puTchasefs
In Dress Goods, they
Double upe chene silk robes
two brocsde silk robes;
Donble upe twisted silk robes;
Very rich Bay alere chene silks
do. solid c0pred silks;
All eoiors small checked glass silks;
Light coiored i&y aeiere silks;
Doubleiupe touIard silks
India fouard sil&s, great variety .-.
BlyateYe c,iatx oolorsd silk;
Very rich china oolored grenadines " ... .Ef.
Do. double upe organdle robes;
DO, do berage robes;
DO. do. d Es robesi
DO. grenadne robes voiants
DO. do. robes q tunque ... .-
French jaconets and ohnzes;
New styles French mousselnes de Iaine
Together with great variety materials travelling
dresses, &c,
IN Real Lace Goods, they namo
Real Brussels point collars and sleeves
Real Brussels pouts sets French trimmed;
yacnccnes
French embh lace trimmed sets
Black real lace nianiilrs and eapos .-.
French cmbd and lace trimmed hdkfs
Black real lace wells;
rich real het shawls .
Rich hlet Coiieurs, for the hair
Rich hlet searfs for the neck and shoulders;
New style parasol3 aud ladies umbre hs
Watch spring skiits, for ldies aud children;
Bliou's celebrats ilt gloves all sizes;
Black flet long sneTt mitts;
Yalcneencs, GuypcI, ami other real laces;
India camel's sialr scatta.
Black luce points and manilus, &C.
HooE, BRO. 4 co.
Feb 27-3tawiwif [In&StateSl
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VOL. XIV, NO. 976.
MEMPHIS WASHINGTON rELEGRAPH.

CO1aecting 0a as American Company and National Tspot
Liaes
Offices Washington National Hotel street.
Hotel.
NNllIS new Telegraph Line is now open for bust
Il connects with hehmond, Petersburg, Iynehburs,
Knoxville Nashville Memphis Chaitano0ga Yburg hatcher, and
New Oesns Atlanta Charleston aYannah Monigou
cry Mobile the South all Intermediate
points importance From Washington will be
ated with Printing Telegraph Machines connecting Washington
with Telegraph Companys Printing baltimore,
Philadelphia New York. Boston,, Portland. Bangor Halifax,
Scotia, and Johns Newfoundland Springfield Troy, Albany
Rochester, Bao, Cleveland, Chicago Cincinnati, Louisville, 81
and Stations Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Offers pron
and reliable Ine Of Telegraph the commercial and eraphng
public Mar 5-dlw
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-09

NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TIMES, TRl,
bune News Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Ledger &C. re-
eced evening day OF publication single copies Tor sale or
delivered thp residences OF suhscfibos same evening
Ledger Mecary Weekly Flag OF our uhon 1eeSohs
line of lnleshp BaOus Pictorial waverley Magazine Home
journal all other Pdopl New York, ana Boston weekly
sale delivered promptly TO subscribers
Everything cheap publication line received as soon as pup
lished ..t ~ >, bioi'oi y ~ ~,
DIG Pslg avenue, under Wilarls Hotel, and
Nav 2S-du lsS Penn. avenue near "a street
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sTEREosCOprC PICTURES.

ME have now on hand one Of the largest and
Wv most varied assormens Of sTEEOSC0pC PICTURES offered
In this city glass paper plain colorcd consisting of
OF the principal places OF the United statos
We have also variety Eutts celebrated groups pc
or nd domestic weddings, clenneS r vrions
0nec
styIos % , @ These instruments and li
,t ,.s.e present that can be ol.
ierei to old OF young,
TAYLOR MAURY Booksellers,
3SI Pennsylvania avenue agents for Washington OF the American
sterooscop,c Cornpany Jan 30
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nIARY or LApY MORGAN. ! yol Price

nIARY or LADY MORGAN. ! Nol Price
IL s1.
Shakers aud shakosm Cqmpendlom p We Origin History,
Rules apd Regulations Hoveramont aud doctrines OF the
United sceety d lecycrs ohrsi Second Coming; by y W.
swans voi rrce 20 cents,
Onward, cambeors A fple OF Progress by
Jane Anne wnsoon author Vineyard aboror sc vol 70
Mechanics Builders rceook, showing In detail the
price wood brick ant work. painting glazing, Sc by j.
Wilson. 1 vol 81
rnr sale By FRANKLIN pFliLP, bookseller,
Narchs 3s2 Penn nv,, bet eth and 10Th streets
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-09

IN0R HAVANA, via Key West, to sail on the 4th
18Th Of each month The United mail steamship
ISABEL VIM Rollins commander leaves Charleston South Caro-
regularly above Havana i
Charleston, via Key West the 10th aud 25t Of each
month. Iassage apply MoRDECM & Co,
reb lT-tMar4 . Fns To-
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

VvRoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
n 0F rllr MfSf SOUTHWEST AND Noitffiwk15r.-BAI
I5RE AND ONO RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Two through daily except Sunday from Wash
uaan nr the West follows
ID Mali tram T45, (Sanday exeeptod
Junction. Cumberland and PednOBt
"a Tic Cincinnati St lDn and Chicago Express Connection eayes
Washngon 40 reaching Cincinnati at 80 next day,
md connecting directly III train for vile, Cairo and the
southwest andi Iouis, Kansas, &c
the road In daylight take
either $40 train from Washington and lie
over al Cumberland Piedmont
So Virginia
Axe tho p train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
he
through baggage checks all quarters every
ether possible facility win DO found upon this
Way passen he Baltimore Ohio Rail
road Viii leave Washington as follows
T ali suts between Washington Piedmont
T45 a no, trar.
yor al stations Piedmont Wheeling take $40
~ nd train the Frederick the $40 m,
train
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-09

DASSAGES FROM MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY By
Il Sydney, Lady Morgan. vol. 81.
onward the Cambercrs; Tale OF Progress by
Jane A. Winscom l vol 10 cents.
Shakers Shakesm Compendium Of the Origin History
Principles Regulations Doctrines Of the
Society Believers Christ Second Appearing T. W.
Evans. Just received aud for sale by
March BLANCHARD g. MOiUN.
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NOTICE TO TRAY NELLERS--NEW ARRANGE
MENT WITH GRE ilIY MPRov ED SCEDU LIZ FROM WASH
NGoN DIRECT To ALI PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD JNFw daily lines Washington for the South
Southwest Boats leave their bcrs foot of 9th street. at GA
Passengers by the morning boat obtain fine
enjoy pleasant sail Of 3z hours down the
beautiful passing full view Of Mount Vernon BY the
good and four hours In
comfortable bes aud arrive in Richmond IN time
with all the trains Tor the South and Southwest
mail hi. II being IA
100 miles less raoadng than by other route
making connexions
cnoSD, PErERsar VIRGINIA WELDoS
WiLMSGroS N c. CARlEsDs, 81 C. AUGUSTA, GA MoNTGoMEU
iionrH NEW ORLEANS
Richmond with Dauye, SoutlIsde, Virginia.
Tennessee, aud East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvile, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Momphs
Lynchburg, Knoxville Atlanta,
Nashville Grand Junction, Montgomery,
New Orleans.
through further Of the route inquire
office avenue
Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th street
GEO, f. MArrlNLY,
August 17-1y Ticket Agent.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-09

For rebuilding the lighthouse at Cape Canaveral and
fitting it with firstorder catadioptric illuminating ap-
paras per detailed estimate H. page 90 general cst
mates OF appropriations for eighteen hundred and fifty
eight and eighteen hundred and fifty nne sixty eight
thousand seven hundred and ffty-one dollars and ten
cents
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

For two range beacon-lg n place of the " Overall
beacon lights for the beach On Sullivan Island chan
mel, four thousand dollars.
Fora light at proper point in Saint Andrews sound
and for one in Saint Catharinc sound Georgia. twenty
thousand dollars.
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mo. G2s.
by the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance or law, T. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Of the United Of Ameuea do hereby declare
public will held undermeuoned
land ofees in the State WISCONSIN the periods hereinafter de
mated wit
the lana Oce az commencing
eighteenth " pri he disposal the public lands here
tofore unoed situated the following townships and parts Of
townships VIZ;
Rorth Of he base ias and east f as fourth principal meridian
TWnshirs "a nd 80 Of range 2
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LOUISIANA.

For the commencement and completion of an iron
screw pile lighthouse at the entrance to the
channel of the Mississippi river at the Southwest Pass
authorized August three, eighteen hundred and fifty
four in addition to the former appropriation per esti-
mate j. page lO3 general estimate of appropriations for
eighteen hundred and eight and eighteen hundred
and fifty nine sixty nine thousand nine hundred dol
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NOTICE TO Ps,F- -EMPHoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person Of the lands
within the townships and o townships above enumerated s
qued establish the the satisfaction OF the REGISTER and re-
the proper land office and make payment nords as
practicable sesiRg This notice and before the day appointed for
or the public sale Of the lands embracing the
claimed; otherwise such claim viii he oreted
TIICS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner o the General land Office.
Pee 30-faw13w lint stRrl
regulations OF tho department. heretofore aud
now existing payment advertising prCealaons
except publishers specially aaosd % publish by the
Commissioner u Me eeneral land onice,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-05
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK, Aug. --ESGLAxD.-L9rd Russell in
writing the English minister at Turn says, finally
an European treaty must settle the territorial az
engagements. and right OF sovereignty, and contr I
Of Italy. He says, this yieE IS shared by the
French government, and infers that it is also the
view Of Prussia H
a dispatch from Cavour says, the return cf the
exilel rulers of fuscsny, Modena and Parma will
he forcibly resisted and if England appears in the
Congress, now is the time when her voice may
heard to advantage in behalf Of | ay.
ENGLASD.-In the House ofCommons Fright and
Russell deplnred the attack on Napoleon.
Russell believed ira. Napoleon vas a faithful ally
and rsgi cited the English invectives against him
Pa'meTston said that, the formation of harboss of
Refugs on the coast of England was an object OF
great Importance. but the expense thereof would
be four million pounds, no suca measure will be
proposed this session.
Russell said he understood from Napoleon. that
there is provisions in be treaty of Villa Franco
that the Dukes of Tuscany, Aodena and Pa M, are
to he restored to those possessions if necessary by
military force. =H -ss s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-05

OBTAINIKG MONEY UNDER FALSE PRErENsEs -
The Memphis AudlaHehs learns that the agent Of
the Adams Express Company in that city received
@ dispatch on the I'd inst, from the agent O. the
company in Nashville directing him TO have one F.
REICHENBACHER arrested for obtaining from the
Express company in Nashville, apsckage containing
$500 under fslses pretenses in February last. The
police were placed in possession Of the dispatch,
and soon after succeeded in srresting REICHEN-
RAcHER at his home on the corner of Causey and
Desoto streets, where he has been living with his
family for some time past. The prisoner was lock-
ed up to await further developments in his case
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-05
DHopoSails ron ARMY TIs1NsFOI4=


Washington. q. 1883.
Proposals win Be reve at the uartermaster Generals or
Zee until T. lstd Of ocieoer for the tanspo
aon Of military supplies during The years s60and 1851 Oh the
following routes.
l. FROM FORTS Leavenworh and Ry in the Territory Of Kan
from Fort Laramie in the Territory of Nebraska. from
eaveuwor and latitude ceg which depot
established, the losts which may estab
shr, IN the Territory OF Nebraska south of latitude - deg
Oregon 20 deg north Of Iong
ude u deg and in the Territory Of tab north Of latitude
80 degrees north AMI OF 0ngiude IA deg,
. From Forts Bevenworth and ley in the Territory OF Kan
and from q Karsas in the Ss Of Mis- Ou to Fort
UniOn in The Teroryo New Mexico ether depot that
may ie designated in that Territory.
g. Union such other depot maybe designated
in Territory Of Nev Mexico, the posts dpots that
may be established the Military Department Of New Mexico
except Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
The each year viii not he less either
q the routes ln huGet hou nds poundes
than tee millions q ponds nd routes and than
two millions five hundred thousand pounds each
Proposals Elstite the rae pr hnudred pounds per hundred
miles for which the et0n VIII be performed each route
in each month 4 the AMI te uae for all the routes
eol sct for u them, OF Tor each route separately
Bes vii give their ia iu as we'll a their places Of
residence be preParei execute bonds git good security in
such the General may determine.
must he ia readiness for service by The lst day o.
JanuTr, istB. and transportation he demanded at
all or either OF TIC they viii r required to hive places Of
81 Business in the vicinity Of Fort beaveuworth
Fort Lsrgie and f him. other Depot IN New Mexico, at
which they may nicate3 with promptly and readily
Zach proposal be -and by guarantee, si.ne by
three ersoos known salsc 0riy ceded to the Omar
isusr setting forth that The party prop sing shall
he aarel tie contrast they viii tnie- en- Obligation for is
faithful performance
Proposals viii endorsed "a foiloxs: Proposals for Army
S00Ffifio viii be nternsi unless they fully
comply With 81 the spulati) orh in this advertisement
The right is reserved o rectiHs-eny or an e mst may
JuIv 6-3tavtlstOct