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Important, If True.

TORONTO, Canada, June 24.-The
Toronto Leader announces positively
that the English Government intends
to acknowledge the independence Of
the Southern Confederacy, as soon as
it is formed.
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1 Valuable Farm for sale.

YNHE subscriber win sell his Farm at Private
N Sale, containing I45 acres, situated In the
township Of Delaware, Huntcrdon co., n ]. ).
one mile and half from Rosemont, on the road
leading from Baptisttown to Bull Island, shout
miles from tine latter place. Churches. Stores.
Schools, Mills. Railroad and Canal are AL nsar
and easy Of aeeess. There are Apple Orch
ards on the place in full bearing. and the land
Is very good for Peaches and other Fruit
Mil. The place is well wafered, and has BEEN
all lined and MANFRED during the last two years
The above property win be sold togsthaE or
in two sepaxate lots, to suit purchasers. The
greater part Of the purchases money may be leR
on the farm.
ANY person wishing to know fnFthaF ahcut
tue property. can do 50 BY calling On a adarass-
stag, A. CHANT,
septs.H 60 Aambertvilas, n. J.
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ssachusetts Legislature

BosToN, Jan. 21st.-The Legisla-
ture has instructed the Committee oil
Federal Relations to inquire into the
alledged sale of munitions of war in
this State, to rebels against the au-
thority of the Federal Government.
A Union petition containing Ia, 600
signatures is in the hands of the spe-
cial Committee, who leaves for Wash
ington to-day.
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RUFUS r. SLACE.

Wholesale and Retasl Dealer ga Forsssa ana
Domestic Vines, Liquors, Ssg1ys 4 TSdaao,
A I the Upper store House. in FRENCH.
IN TOWN. n. J. Also, ON hand prime lot
Of Sundries, such as Vinegar, Matches, Blaeh.
ing Soap and Candies, Demuohns. empty Kegs,
AMI brrrels All my friends and the public gen.
orally are requested to can in and examine my
stock, and be assured am brund to sell right.
decl2-'0OIy
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Departure Of the SloOp of War Brooklyn,
with Sealed Orders.

NORFOLK, Jan. 25.-The sloop 0.
war Brooklyn sailed yesterday, bound
South, with sealed orders. She took
two companies of soldiers from Fort
Monroe.
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The INDEPENDENCE OF CANADA
The London NeaOs seems to think that
the British North American colonies
will soon be setting up for themselves
as an independent government, and APP
parently. gives encouragement to this
design 1t says the Canadians have
resolute feeling that henceforth the
control of the home government shall
be merely nominal and as the expend-
iture for the colonies is greater than
their contribution TO the national
revenue, the Neacs evidently thinks it
would be good plan to let them take
care of themselves, provided they will
form themselves into a confederacy.
If the whole of North America it
remarks, " is not to form part of sthe
United States, the best means of Civ
ing strength to the people north of the
st. Lawrence is to follow the exam
pie of the American statesmen, and to
make new United States" 1t con-
siders this step indispensable to their
future development, and remarks that
it is the duty of England to familiarize
her colonies with the prospect of indie
pendence, and to make the path to-
ward that consummation as smooth as
possible
1t has been stated that the Duke of
Newcastle, since his return home, has
been engaged upon scheme for the
federation ofthese colonies but what
ever may be the policy of the British
government in regard to them, it is at
least questionable whether any serious
opposition would be made to their
assuming independence, or forming
union with the United States, more
partic ularly il, the Southern States
should leave the Union.
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A hoosier having taken looking
glass home in his trunk, one of his
hopeful offsprings was curious to see
the contents. The mirror was on the
top when the youngster opened it, and
gave one look, dropped the lid, and
with terror depicted on every feature
cried out:
ooh mother. mother father has
brought cnb home ! ! seed him---a
young bear !"
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The FORTIFIoATIONs OF THE COUN-
TRY.-The u. s. forts built in South
ern waters have cost the country near
ly nineteen millions of dollars. All
In the rest of the Union cost the coun-
try q little over eleven millions. Con-
gress this year made no appropriation
for Notifications. But if every State
is to seize and bold the public forts
whenever 1t chooses to secede, it
would be better to let each State build
it's own Notifications, and then it could
have an honest claim to them.
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slIy|arriea

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. DIR.
Studdiford, Mr. Francis r. Cutter, to
Miss LIZZIE Dougherty. both of Bur
lington County.
By the same on the 25th inst, Mr..
J. s. Bast, of Frenchtown, to Miss
Maggie NJ. Henry, of Point Pleasant
Pa.
At Pennington, Jan %, by the Rev.
A. e. Ballard, Mr.. Jonathen, Van
Buskirk,. of Amwell, to Miss Elizabeth
Daughter of John Hart Esq of Hope.
well.
At Pennington. Jan %, by the Rev.
A. E. Ballard, Mr. Charles s. Gibbs,
to Mary Jane Sandys of Ewingville,
At Milford, on Thursday, Ii inst,
by the Rev. j. Levers, DR.. Charles
+. Baylor, of Clinton, to Miss Martha
G. Swearer OF Union.
At Clinton, Jan. 10. by the Rev.
S. II. Opdyke. Mr.. John Stull, to
Miss Lydia Hiner, both of Everitts-
town.
Dec. IS, by Rev. J. G. Day, John
D. Smith to Martha Coddington, both
of Readington.
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Oxygenated BitterS,

a Query Why viii you suffer? DYSPEPSIA is
brief but comprehensive term for the numer-
Gus diseases which affect the stomach, liver, and
in fact the whole human system. Until DR..
Green discovered the Oxygsnated Bitters, med
ical science was at fault and had exhausted itself
in fruitless efforts to cure this disease. The
Dyspeptie need suffer no longer with disease
that is always painful, and frequently fatal af-
fiction.
This unique and peculiar compound will as
certainly cure the disease as the disease exists.
Had it not this power, such testimony as follows
would not have been given in its favor.
Dyspeptics Read!
FROM THE LADY OF j. JONES ESQ.
Well known and much respected in the south.
ern part of New Jersey.
SEAyILLE, N ]. Jan. H. 1860.
Messers S. W Fowls co..
Sirs: ~ have taken more or less of the Ok
ygenated Bitters for the last three wears, and
have been much benefited by their use, have
been much troubled with Dyspepsia for many
years past, and found nothing that afforded me
any relief until used the Bitters. do most
eheerfully recommend their use to all who are
afnieted with that complaint
Yours, &C.,
DEBORAH JONES.
From Rev. N. n. Beers,
An influential and higly respectable Clergyman
lately resident Of Bath, N Y.
BATH, N. 7. Dec. %, 1859.
Messefs SETH w. FowLE 4 co., Boston,
One year ago last summer and autumn. / was
very much afflicted with DYSPEPSIA, from which
found complete relisfby taking the Oxvoe,t
Gted Bstteys have confidence in them as 4 sure
remedy for this disagreeable complaint. Yours,
with mach respect,
N. N. BEERS. Pastor NJ. E. Church.
Eawrsneeville, Pa.
u Caution to Purchasers! The only gem
uine Wistar's Balsam has the written signature
Of 81 BUrrs." and The printed one Of the Pro-
prietors on the outer wrapper; all other is vile
and worthless.
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE 4 CO., Bos-
ton, and for sale by s. H. Titus, Lambertville
Jacob Williamson, Ringoes; Bryan Hough,
rrenohtcwn; Abel Webster, Baptisttown; j.
h Higgins bennington; DR.. A. Liyexey, New
Hope, Pa. and by dealers everywhere.
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The rank and Office Of Capt. in the
Navy Of South Carolina have been
conferred on James Fl. North, late 1t
in the u. S. N, and distinguished for
efficient services.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-The special
Charleston correspondent of the Ame-
rican says, that the South Caroline
Vigilance Committee has feFreted out
man named Dodge, an enlisted SOL
der at Fort Moultrie, who is charged
with being the correspondent Of the
New York Tribune. They had CON-
PEELED him to leave the State.
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Three pira'ic al junks manned by so
men, attacked Mr.. Meadows, English
Consul at Shanghae, while on an ex-
cursion in his yacht on the Yangtze
river, on Oct. 90 The pirates had 5
six and nine FOUNDER guns, while Mr..
Meadows, one Englishman, and 10 non
combatant Chinese had only small arms
among them several Sharp's rifles. -
The pirates were picked off by the two
Englishmen, and ingloriously fed with
out having wounded any one on the
yacht.
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Apprehended Attack upon Fort Sumpter
---Uneasiness of the Troops --LOuisi-
ana Convention.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-From every
indication an early attack upon Fort
Sumpter will be made. The Governor
is disposed to regard the wish Of the
other Southern States, and avoid fur
Their rash measures, bQt the uneasinesS
of the troops, and more excited por-
ton Of the populace, will, it is appre-
hended, precipitate an attack upon the
Fort, let the consequences be what
they may.
The erecting of fortillcations pro-
crosses Increasingly, and some two
thousand persons, mostly slaves, are
engaged in the work. It is not true
that Major Anderson receives fresh
supplies from the authorities without
payment. The provisions necessary
for the Fort are bought in the market
and paid for
Telegraphic dispatches from New
Orleans remove all doubts of the Sc
cession of Louisiana from the Union.
1t is believed, however, that the free
navigation of the Mississippi will not
be interfered with. Also that the Fe-
deral laws will be recognized for the
present.
1t is reported that the buoyg in the
harbor of Mobile; located some thirty
miles fen the city, have been de-
stro,, nus rendering navigation
difficult aud dangerous.
There were about fifty troops in the
arsenal at the time of its surrender yes
terday.
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A PEAcEMAKER. They have inst
cast gun in Pittsburg with twelve
inch bore, which will throw q ball six
miles, It is called the Onion
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: Give Of your Substance. "

" lie hare the Poor sOith goa alDays.
FINDER the management of the Ladies' Of
u Lambertville, and vicinity, Grand
Charity Festival aud MxsiecI Sozras
will be given at
CoRYRLL's HALL, LAABRRTvILLE,
On Wednesday and Thursday EU'gs..
FEBRUARY Is TIA, 1851
Carpenters Cernet Band, The Amateur oasd-
rifle Band, and host Of Volunteer Musieal Tai.
ent win participate,
The Fair and Festival win be cond uetsd By
the Ladies, and everything supplied in the most
liberal and beautiful manner.
The Proceeds win be devoted to the aid Of the
Poor and Needy Of the place, through the CON-
mittee to be appointed by the managers.
Come one, comr all, and cast your mite In fox-
warding good work
Doors open at 81 O'Clock, each evening. Al.
mission 10 cts. By order of the
jan30tt COMMITTEES
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A Partisan Spectator has proposed
the establishment of a great joint
stock company for the government of
the Chinese Empire, on the same sys-
tenn as the late India Company gov
crned Brstish India.
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A cockney conducted two ladies to
the observatory to see an eclipse Of
the moon. They were too late /; the
eclipse was over, and the ladies were
disappointed. "Oh," exclaimed our
hero, don't fret know the astronomer
very well he is a very polite man, and
] am sure he viii begin again .
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Store Stand for REM.

TINE subscriber having EMBARKED in the Soap
Il and Candle business, oifers his Store Stand
for rent. The Store is large and eomnodiOAs
adapted either for the Dry Good or Grocery has
mess, or both, has an entrance on two streets,
and Situated on the corder of
UNION B DELEVAN SITS.
a good part of the town for business.
RENT CHEAP.
For further particulars apply to
j. W. BERGEN,
jan2S,tf on the premises.
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JOHN H. BUTTERFOS
I.ambertViIle, W.,

For the best assortment of Stoves
~ the market. call on Butterfoss, at
the Premium Stove and Tin Ware
establishment, Church Street A sim
pie look of any Of the following stoves
will satisfy any enc that they are not
only perfect beauties, well finished.
Int considerably heavier than the
Day Light, about which 80 much has
been said of late
COOKING STOVES.
The William Penn (Biddy's De-
ight;) Prairie Flower; Royal Cook
Continental Lehigh Vulcan Air
Tight Prince Royal Christopher
Columbus Sunny Side Globe.
All persons in want of FIRST CLASS
COOKING SToyE win do well to exam
inc the above selection also our New
Parlor Cook, the best 10 the market,
on an entirely new principle.
FARLOR GAS BURNER.
We have I've different patterns of
Gas Burning Parlor Stoves, which
for beauty, style and finish stand M
equaled, and for operation we chal-
lenge any stove dealer in New jersey.
No. B" of our town not excepted.
Portable Ranges
City Ranges;
Union Ranges
Congress Ranges;
Washington Ranges.
STOVES FOR
Bed rooms,
Bar rooms,
Stores,
Shops,
Hotels,
Churches
Factories &C..
ct Euca prices as place competition
far ID the shade The public viii
RENE nber that orr business il to man
nfacturs and sell
STOVES i TIN WARE, PUMPS
AND HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS
in general, and that we keep our
stock complete the year round. and
furnish repairs for al stoves sold By
us.
j. Fl. BUTTERFOS6.
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PRosP EcTUs.

The Pass win be s1sSssrvient to none but
vii be free to advccs6s ouT own honest opinions,
Though we may stand alone.
Wewiil advocate what We believe to be for our
eonntry's good, avoiding The one-sided views of
fne bigoted poTtisan, sid the s0nt of the ultra
sseetionalist ~
We will sdvocGts heightened morality-be-
llsving the press to be the grsmd lever by which
civilization is advanccd and the problem of mar, q
sf~lal and political happiness completely solved
The Press will have large space devoted to
Literature, and the Arts and Sciences, besides
choice selections from the best writer's, and a
70 uis4erable amount of original matter,
= Summary of the daily news which win be
kely to interest the general reader and care
u report of the Markets, at home and abroad.
Will be given each week.
70 make the PRESS q welcome 7isitant to
tire family circle ahaIi be our highest aim.
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Horses. Carriages and ElelghI

Horses, Carriages and SleighS
FOR SALE, AT
UNPRECEDENTED Low PRICES.
TNHE subscriber having lot of good Horses
A on hand, at his Livery Stables. win DISPOSE
of a few of them very cheap. They are good,
kind, and gentle, for the farm or earrisgs.
CARRIAGES have on hand, or cen pro-
cure them at short notice, Carriages Of every de-
scriptiOn, style and price, from some Of the best
city manufacturers
SLEIGHS of every pattern and price, to suit
the times from light cutter up to Tires ssatsr.
The above may be found at the Bslla@oat
House Livery Stables
Corner Of Main and CAsSrsh-sss,
where the public are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine styles and prices before purehaafnR.
elsewhere, as the subscriber is satisfsa that Is
likes Of them has never before been exhibited n
this place.
jan.23,6ltf WIN. w. RUNYAN.
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THE PRESS " HAS BEEN ELECT
ed to the highest Office in the gifts of the
People of Hunterdon, that of being the
Best Local Paper, by 800 majority.
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Observation-Disclosures

The Old bakery at Frenchtoqra
Resuscif0ted!
T GARR0N, having leased the Old Baksry
- Establishment. in FrenehtowH, n. J.. saa
also having employed T1p-Top City Baker.
win be prepared to furnish to the citizens Of
Frenehtown in generali and the Stores, ghoDs,
and Hotels of Hunterdon CO. in particular, with
Bread.
Cakss,
Crackers,
and everything in that line of business. AIse.
Confectionery, Fruit, Oysters, lee Cream, Mats.
&C., &C., Wholesale and Retail, at City prices.
Shop in Main St., next door to the Drug Store
jan303m J. W. GARRAN.
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THE ALLsUFHCIKNT THREE.

Letters Patent cf England, and secareS b. he
seas OF the Ecole &c Phtrmsoie de Psrls, and the
Imperial College Of Mediclne, ViennE
No. ] 10 invaluable for exhaustion and nsterrhes
and Gil physical disabilities.
No. 2 com pletely Graduates al traces of those
diseases that have leon hitherto treatsd By the nal
seous and perniciou< use of oopsiyk and on bebs.
No. Las entirely SUPP aptsd the INJURIOUS re Of
mercury, thereby insurinS % tho EfereT speedy
.eiei. disHefsans al imSaritiss, and rootini on
a.. IEl gsE n Nos :issd , are ,rs.e.ed n
and ccn be carried fp the vasteost Pocfet sola
In tn oases, snd divided into doses a. al
ninisLered bY Velpesu, L<lemAnd, Roux. R!oord
90. Price Is eaoh, or four cases for %, which
saves SIS and IN ca osset, whereby there 10 O ssv-
iRf Of &s, To be bad, wholesale and retsl, Of Or
BARLOW, Of 1e< Beecker street. New Yorf.
lpma04fely on receiving remittance, Dr.. Barrow
VII Toward Che Ineeepsr 20 any part OF the world,
securely ssoked and addressed seoordint 70 tkain-
Gtrucnonn OF the writer.
The Book, of a. oth.rs, that should be read by
man ylth damaged and broken down eonsututions
uman PgIltJ, or Phsnoogical Researcher
IL 10 beautifully Illustrated, and treats rinutety OF
tbs SYMPTOMS that invariably develop them
ana yitlIas1E habits Of eaE.' LoHth mSas.oitatirI
monlal state, fId. II not checked IL tune deg ener
sting al the functions Of maahood, and brinrint
sod 6s b. IA kRoM. fsa B lex sssst,
doors bSloy Meodougs, New YORK. Pnce q
cent? sent hee every whore.
ington, ID. C. dc sem
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Fox NEW YORK. 'A

pfsnSH Rar T cSSPR%Sqie Td I'm ir'T
And kENsP>oN DEPoFs VII le. Ws = 81
Ats 4; M, Vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
ATS A. NJ via Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
Ats A., l. N via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtlIh a: NJ. via KeLsinston and Jersey City,
A. l2h P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
Ai2 ? NJ, via Camden and Ambo,. &C. and A.
At q n. vi. Ken.inston and Jersey City,
At 4k p M via kensinston and Jersey City,
| Ats P. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, (Evenlns
Atm 2 NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. tsOuth
ATS p. n via Camden and Amboy, "a ooommods-
s ton freight md passenger First Class TiOfst
The = N. Mail Train runs daily. Tho ,lx p.
NJ Mall, Saturdays excepted
.o Fos Bsl y, EMtn sod tssbsrsye Fleming
For Water Gap, s:roadsJburF Scranton, wilkes
fs9m iKeasinEton. via Delaware, Lsokawanna and
For MsuOh Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem at
10 A. NJ. and SD p. NJ. from kensrnston depot;
me ,.i0 A; NJ l. connects with the train leaving
, For Mount Holly At and A. M. aud and "
For Freehold at A. M. and aP.M.
For Bristol, Trenton, 4 o. at ITO A. NJ, ~ and
IN from Remington, and 2x p. MI from
Walnut street wharf. 40 A'
:. For Palmyra Riverton, Delanc0, Beverly, Bur-
inIston, Fi9rennsoo. Bordentown, to, at iak,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentowu, and intsyme
aiSse places, 1t IN p. M. from Walnut street
I'D For New York and Way Linss. leaving
konsipgton Depot, take the cars on Eth sfreet
car. run into the depot, and on arrival oftran run
Fifty pounds of ha,saxs orlx .l,o-x
passenger Passsngers are prohibited from takinS
erythlns as baggsge, but lhsir. wearing apparei
extra. The company limit their responsibility fIr
pegsaSe 70 one Dol af per pound, and viii not be
WIN. Ii. GATzMER, Aren't
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VIM CRAWFORD, Agent.
agy E E t e cIEINT r. j R6S FOB
HH@KEh, &c III ROA D and NEW YORK

q z,xx-, GEEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOR
- EfE WEfs sG. y5H 81 hr ES& v nM
TsfE CITY a HUDSON
daily. Sundays excepted, IS fOliowsi
From Chambers street From Slst ST. station,
LOO s~pm iis sspm
Montrip a m and Buffalo '"pm
Train with sleeping
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen
trail X railroad for Schenectady, ROCHESTER, Utica,
Batavia. Rome, and stations on Rome aud WatsT,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Canandsi qua.
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Susp n
sion via Lake Shore, Buffslo anc axe Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
DETROIT. Chicago, Toledo, milwaukie. Fon Du Lac,
Dunleith, Dubuque. Peoria, RooK Island, .Musca-
tine Iowa CIV, Burlington, QUINCY, Spring field,
Alton, 81. Louis Cairo, Terre daute, 1ndianspolIs
Louisville, Cincinnati, ayton. Columbus, Clsve
land, and al. points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy
Boston and Rens. & Saratoga Roads for Saratoga,
Whitehall. Rutland, Burlington, ~. Adams. Rou sc
Point, Piattsburgh, Ogdensbu, Eh, Montreal, 90,
II Freight Arrangements by this route as
above, without change of Cars, from the Depots IL
Ihambers and canal streets. are st all times ~
favorable as made by other Railroad Compares.
The ABILITIES of this great New Work Routs, 20 the
an sh ppers Tor promptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Road.
For particulars as to local tr.ins and freight ar
rangsments, inquire at the depot. IS Warren 1T,
A. F.. SMITH. Superinte ndsnt.
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e & 6: s z thereon. ssss box and tbs
IL 10 % Be distinctly 1pdsrstood that To vsteps
any one wagon Will agree and ex8otly az those q
any otheI, % &c 30 respire no pumeerIns ora
rapsipf fot putting tOgsthept snd al the materials
ns6 for their construction % be Of the best susli
tN 81 the wood Thoroughly sessorsd, and the
vorkmenlike manner
The work may be iR.pected from tyne % time 90
masters DepaItmeng ard ncne OF 10 stal be
painted until II sAsI have been inspected sld ap-
proved by satd ohoef or acclt sut. Q, lzed 10 In
spectit When hnished. painted, and scoePtot 6r
an ofoer OF agent Of the QpsrIsrmastcyss b. peyt-
msot, snd delivered - herein agreed. thsY HAL
be paid for.
M c. MBIGs.
iea-@vSv 9parteImaster General u, 9.