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The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Aid for the wountled

We cannot bestow too much praise upon the
ladies of the Island for their noble xsrtions In
behalf of the thousands OF suffering patriots who
are constantly arriving from tho scenes Of the
late battles. Itmust be heavy draft upon the
comparatively limited means Of our generous
Seventh wardors. 1t IL suggested that other
hces. and an opportunity IL afforded for other
portions ol ths city 10 have their donations
distributed by judiGiOus hands. Mrs. Jos. T..
FAles, whose phlanthropic Efforts in behalf of
sick and wounded soldiers speak SO we'll for her
heart, has made arrangements. with the cheer.
full cooperation Of the War Department, to
establish An office on Maryland avenue, near
ths railroad station. where the wounded sol.
disra, as they arrive, may receive good cheer.
She will bo glad 10 recelva donations Of sand.
witches, bread (buttered), fruits, jellies, coffee.
milk, &C., to supply the soldiers as they ar
rive. Here Ia good opportunity for patriotic
citizens of The other wards, whose locality de-
prives lheIn Of the opportunity Of aiding the
wounded personally Nh soon rs they arrive.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
on Of bills, in hiplicsss, duly vouch.d and .p.

uon of bfls, In tfiplicate, duly vouch'd and ap.
No ls,t Of tn. per c.ntpn rs,sr,ed !. to be paid
ttaet shall have brs ,eaoved the yard uulsss
sp,cialiy authorized by the DEPARTMENT.
" Will be stipulated In the tOntr.c', that tf de
fault sba be made by the psTtrr Of he FIRST Part 10
deveIng all or any OF the nftioes mentioned u any
class bid fof, Of his quaii and at the times and
p!.c,s nocys S,ided h,n and N that osse ne said
tutn Of monty not 10 exceed twice the amount Of
suoh clas; which may be recovered from time 10
time, &C ording TO the act e C,ngt, ss iu that car
p.yiG, d, app oved March 8, Is
. The suseties mu tigD the contract, and their rs
epOn.ibiiity b, Ger fled TO by navy agent cvilrco
eistict attorney, o me o'her person Satisfactorily
u, 10 be pfovided 10 III contfsc. thpt the tus.su
ID Ill have The p0p Or VI annu,iieg the coutract,
without loss Or damage to The Go,einment, In csst
Congress b III rot have made sufficient app Opris.
tsns Tor the lrtic o. uamsd for the completion "
work, estimated for, :nd on which this advertise
ment b bOed, auc shall also hHye the power 10 10.
crease Or diniai.h ,he qsau,itItp named 10 the
eis net headed Msosilaueousp 10 the schedule,
twenty five per centum.
Persons whose offers hall bs accepted Will be no
tlheu BY letter through the 1t ofioe Will, notice
shall be cnnsdered su0cient and II they DO not
enter into contract for the suppss specified within
Of the acceptance Of their bid, contr.ct will b.
made with rome other person or persons, and the
guarsniovs OF such defsultnH bidders will be held
resp ntible for all delinquenties.
All offers not made In arif COMO, mity with this
advertisement will, at the option u the bureau, be
f6oss only whose oaers may be accepted will be
nothed, and oontrscts will be rsady for execution
- soon thereafter ss may be.prscticable.
eep a-w4w
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Large Number Of Woa ndsd Arrived.

A large number Of sick and wounded soldiers
arrived in this city in the cars during Monday
fast NJ possible, though a large number who
were not 40 very badly wounded were neces
sarily neglected so lung that thoy began 10
straggls Of, and we're taken In by kind d-hsarted
citizens and ell cared for. Many Of them were
under the care and in the houses of citizens all
day yesterday, A train of cars, having on
board five or six hundred soldiers, who ware
wounded in Saturdays Aght. came down yes.
terday mon ming from Fairfax. These soldiers
are, as n general thing, more dangerously
wounded than those brought down On Sun.
days. traius. They represent, among othsrs,
the Twenty nth Ohio, Eighth regulars, Thirty
ments In McDowel's, Ho"ksr's, and Hsintzle.
mans corps. Again In the afternoon another
long train, containing over six hundred, ar.
rived, aud were "lunched" liberally by the
Islanders and then sent TO the hospitals. Some
of these last were In the Engagement of Mon
day.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Danllla Of SQldlaIa.

The following deaths Of soldiers In the va
rious hospitals of this Vicinity have occurred
since our last reports
Sergeant Jas. D. Cole, company K. 2lst New
York volunteers.
Private George Barnes, company I, Sd New
Jersey volunteers.
Private Jno. McAlerr, company N, list Penn
syivania volunteers.
Private Edward Leak. company l, 18th Ohio
volunteers.
Private Richard Bozart, company D, ssth
Penusy lvania volunteers.
Private Henry Martin. company II, l7lh U. s
infantry.
Private Frederick hill, company Il, Goth New
York volunteers.
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UsITxD sTATEs MILITARY LAWS.

SECOND EDITION Of this work Is now going
n through the press, and will be rei"y for q.
livery In afsw days II embraces all the laws which
have been passed by Congress from l778 10 thu end
OF he past session Of Cor gress relative to the Army
Volunteers, Militia, Bounty Lands, and Pensions.
These laws are obronologiosllS arranged, but dis
10 existence from thGss that are not So with iuli
notes and references and the legal decis,o"s under
niary lagslaiion Of III, ooInry il will be printed
on fiue white paper, bound IN the best Law st:le,
with . full, reliable, and exhaustive index, from
COO 10 7Ou ps8s u s NJ % per copy TO subscriber
only.
GEORGE W. CHILDS,
Publishers, 6Ls and 90 Chestnut
su ll--sol0if street, Philadelphia.
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ID orc 'EIOOph

Tho Sixteenth Connecticut regiment arrived
in This city on Monday, and passed over into
Virginia. Their number is 99t men, and they
are well armed and equipped. The colonel Ia
u graduate OF West Point. and IL an officer IN
the regular army. The following are the prin
cipal Uilicers:
Colonel. Frank Beach; lieutenant colonel,
Frank W. Cheney; major. JnO. II. Rurnham;
quariormastsr, GurdOn Robins; surgeon, DR..
Abner S. Warner; chaplain, Rev. Peter V.
Fitch. 90 Of
The Thirteenth New Jersey, Col. Carman,
reached here last Monday night. They mum
ber $50 men, and are fully equipped and ready
for service. .. -l.r,
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lSecrnftn.

Sixty.five new recruits for the New York
Fourteenth regiment, Of Brooklyn, arrived II
Alexandria yesterday, and wore qusrtered Al
Fort Ellsworth.
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Esring urgIsry.-Ths Rsguss Caught.

Eaftng bOfSioHy,-Tno HoXoeo Coug gnt.
Yesterday morning about half past four
o'clock two burglars entered the residence Of
Mr.. G. II. Maynard, on Missouri avenue, be.
tween Third and -Four. and. a. half streets. Mr..
NJ. very fortunately heard the rsscals while one
OF hem Was IN bis room, and got glimpse u a
white hat which he wore, which enabled him
to aid In his subsequent arrest. He discovered
the men as they were leaving the room. he
got up promptly. and missing his WATCH attired
himself and started in pursuit Of an oficer. He
soon found Officers McDevitt and Beaver ofthe
Third ward police, and the three started ut
once for the depot.
The officers soon caught sight Of two men
VIII" answered the description given BY hr.
Maynard. They soon overlook the fugitives
near the depot, and demanded their surrender,
which they hesitated at first 10 do, but on see.
ing n cooked pistol In the hands Of Oficer Mo-
Dewitt, they concluded 10 succumb. The cfh.
GERS then took both men In hand and carried
them Ia the Fourth ward station, where they
were searched, when whole set Of burglars
tools we're found on them, including nippsrs, n
candle, keys, 10. A hne gold watch, identified
by Mr.. Maynard as the one taken from him,
and which was valued at Sl25, was also found
on one Of them. Besides these, two daguer.
Teotypes of females. two pairs Of scssors, sew.
sral remnants of watch, pawn tickets, letters,
&c., were found, Which may lead TO important
disclosures IS to other operations In the burg
larry line. Two broken salt Spoons were also
found IN their persons; these were battered 80
as to conceal the mark Oh the handle. On close
examination they were found to be marked with
the letter "E." aud made by G. A. Bennett,
whose stamp Ia also on the back of the spoon.
Tho men gave their names as John Smith
real rams believed to be Vincent Trxvers-and
James Perry. whose alias 10 not known. They
were tried by Justice Clark and sent to jail for
COurt.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

VNIlIs Is TO 0sVE NOTICE, Thatlths
L sub-crtb~r hs ottained from the Orphsnt
Court Of Washington County In The DLtsict OF Go
lumbia letters Administration on the peInonsl %
ion county aforesaid, dtceRsed. All PERSONS hsv.
ing claims against the ssid dec~ssed, are hereby
warned to hibit the same with ths vouchers there
OIL to the pubs,I on or before the 9d day Of Au
gust n. xt; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit oi the sad estate.
Given under my hat d ihi- 23d day OF August, 1882
JOHN D. WELLS, Administrator.
DAVID A. BURR,
Agent for Administrator.
Once, corner OF Seventh And + ttreets.
aug 26-laW3Ws
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
visiting Days ~ the Hospitals In this
CITY,

General Hospital, Judiciary Square, Mon.
day and Thursday, b8tween 2 and 6 O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, tE street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church.) LIVERY day, from
| to O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (corner Of Third and c
streets Livery day from to O'Clock.
Hours for visitors at Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth. all
days, from to Q p. m.
Armory Square Hospital. ION Seventh street,
between the Canal and B street, Island. EVERY
day, from tn o'clock, p. m.
Chtfburne Hospital - Tuesdays, Saturdays,
and Sundays. between the hours of 2 and 8
y. M. =.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be ohesrfuly made.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Patrio.ism and Humanity,

Joseph Carter h Son, groosrs, Seventh street
Island, on Monday, while our wounded soldiers
passed, furnished some three hundred Of them
with food, and not satisfied with that, sent q
wagon loaded TO them. Mr.. Carter 10 an Eng
lishman. but long resident Of this city. Nj
Donaldson, who keeps a stand In Centre Mar.
ket, also an old resident, supplied them bounti
fully. Suoh sots Of humanity In our old resi-
dents are rare, and are highly commendabls
We like to record them.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
A Dangerous lio oase,

An old brick house ut No. 255 F street, be.
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets, 10 u
most dangerous trap. The wall has for some
time been considered dangerous, and on Mon.
day u portion Of the wall fell down with crash,
leaving the remainder Of the wall standing In
imminent danger Of falling ut any moment.
The matter is,we learn, under going M invssti.
CATION, aud 1t will probably be pulled down.
4 family Of colOrsd persons were living In the
house.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

tbs Yeuns Msn's Christian Assosiation
Are doing good work for our wounded sol.
diers. For several days past their missionary
has been engaged with horse and carriage in
conveying mammoth loads to different hospi-
tails, beside large quantities that have been for.
warded 10 Alexandria and the field. The stores
distributed by them consist Of bandages, lint,
shirts, drawers, eatables, &C., and are furnish.
cd mostly BY the Christian Commission. Per
sons leaving such articles at the rooms Of the
Association, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
can be assured that they will be faithfully dis.
tributed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
The Hospital NJ Falls Church

Has been broken up, and all the patients and
hospital furniture has been transported to this
CITY. Ths patients were sent on To Philadel.
phia and elsewhere North last night. They
were quite comfortable and In good Spirits
There were none very sick 10 this party.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Descent anon the Vehicles,

Yesterday morning, military oficers we're
employed In collecting together all such We.
licles as are suited for use In the removal Of
the siok and wounded 10 aBd from the various
hospitals. Most Of those taken were surren.
dered BY the owners without q murmur. and
some who were selling perishable stock in the
market, and had large quantities TO be re.
moved In order to realize the cash payments,
gave up their wagons and teams ohserfully ,
being willing 10 submit to temporary iboOnve.
nience rather than that the brave soldiers
should suffer for want OF proper attention.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Tho Ems.c,ps,sou Com mi mis.ion.

The commissioners adjourned, yesterday, to
meet to-day at the usual hour In the circuit
court room. lthss been ordered by them that
all claimants for slaves that have not been ap
proved, bs required to bring them forward
within this and the ensuing week, after which
time they will take up and dispose of the cases
contested on the ground of loyalty or other.
wise,
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Personal.

Col. Taylor, Third New Jsrsey volunteers,
Lieut.. Col. SWitzsr and Lieut.. Hudson, United
States army Major Revere Massachusetts, /;
Col. W. r. Lee, Lieut. Cheesebrough and Lieut.
Esti, Of Gen. SoheDck's staff, and about hun
dred surgeons from various cities North and
East, are at Wilixrds'.
Gen. Rufus King. Acting Brig. Gen. Daniel
Lsasura, Capt. Hampton, Of Hampton's battery,
are At Kirkwood's.
Gen. W. l.. Morris and Mrs. Major 0. II. Nor.
rts, Of New York, and Lieut.. Col. r. 8. Swords,
Thirteenth New York, are at the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
UyHE ~, LUUls, Chestnut street,
N.iu.nu Third and konrth Phllahoi NH

VyHE ST. LOUIS, Chsstnut street,
L Between THIRD and Fourth, Phllsdoiphia
The undsrsigned having leased for Ateun Of year.
this popular house, have ths pleasure Of announcing
10 their friends aud the travelling community that
/, now opsn Tor the reception Of guests The house,
waited and reh,t,d In sup.fior maunsf the apart
msnts sre large, we'll ventilated, and furnished lu
modern style. II IA centrally located convenient 10
All the depots and rteAmboat landings, and 10 the
immediate vicinity Of the Custom House. Post Ofhot
and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with tLs Hotel 10 Restaurant for tht
plsp Price Of Rooms from Thres 70 Seven dollar
Der week, according TO lo:atisn.
Hoard Il 30 per day. Table d'hots for merchant
~" ''''A''' HENRY NEIL,
nav b-em ISAAC l.. DEVOE.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Sent north.
Two s,eamers left the Sixth street W,

Two steamers left the Sixth street wharf yes.
terday TO convey over n thousand sick and
wounded soldiers to Portsmouth Grove, X. /.
They were the transport steamer Montreal.
under charge Of Jas. Bryan. surgeon, U. 8. A.
with 600 men, and the Now York, under charge
Of s. X Skillerin, assistant surgeon, U. 8. A.,
with 500 more.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

ORoPosALs FOR BOOKS FOR SHIPS OF
WAR
Navy DErARrnEsr
Bureau OF Navigation, August 80, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- sceived At this
otRot until NJ nliay, thu 18th September, 1862 ior
furnishing xt the different Navy Yards. wnhout
iu =, her cost to the Government, such number OF
oopiss may be repaired OF tie several piCcatioL
su up led 10 Vessels OF war.
Llsts Of the Books may BE- had on application to
the Bureau and The price Of each ir to be eoifel
Eion book Is to DO guaranteed perfect and to be In
substantial binding,
j. NJ, GILLISS,
Acting chi, OF the Bureau,
sep 9-asw2w
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
n shal Pria<,mern

Seven rebel prisoners were brought down
from Fairfax Station, yesterday forenoon, in
charge Of Gen. Bapk,'s provost guard. They
were sent to the Old Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

The Son Of Col. John G. Harding, Of llIi
nois,
Who distinguished himself and lost his life In
Ne xico, at the battle Of Buens Vista, arrived
here yesterday, badly wounded, and IL At the
Avenue House. He commanded the Twelfth
Pennsylvania Reserve, and behaved In the
most gallant And daring manner. Truly the
mantle Of the lamented father has fallen upon
the son. His mother ia the sister Of Chancellor
Wardsworth, Of New York.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
COn6aCAtfOn.

: The liquor in the grocery, corner of q aud
Thirteenth streets, kept by n Mr.. Quln, was
ssized by the provost guard yesterday after.
noon, and carried of.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

DANK OF COM MEHCE, GEO' Town.
ID For the ocoksnieaoe Of the holders In ,his city
notes Of the above bank will be redst med at olI
counter, In United states Treasury Notes, or in
RITrENuoUsE, FAINT 4 CO.,
III Bankers, $50 Pa. Venus.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Astani or IA ebSl Colors

Was captured by the Brooklyn Fourtsenth
regiment, and brought down from Fairfax by
about dozen wounded men of the regiment,
who we're sent North yesterday. after having
their wounds dressed at Armory Square Hoe
,,it a
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
A,,sn.,o., Aa,o,..l .

Dr.. vellny Ia yet engaged in an extensive
practice iu this oty, and We would CAL tho At.
isntion of the poor, puuy, smaoiated victims
uf their Own sins To the best sources of remedy.
First, give up your present oouiso Of life At
once and forever; and secondly. call on the
most skilfui physicians, (aud none are better
than DR.. vsliny,) and be cured Of the disease
which Ia now under mining the constitution
and sending you TO n premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

NRODUCE AND FRUIT
L, so boxes Lenons.
100 boxes Oranges.
900 Coacoanuts'
800 barrels Pots oes.
2nO barrels OHIO ",
100 barrels Prime Aplles
10000 bunches Onions.
Al store And for saie by
JONES h CO,
uIs-lm Corner Eight and ID str eta
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Captused.

1t Is reported that many of those who LEFT,
here on Saturday night, as nurses, and per.
sisted IN accomplishing the journey to the end,
have been taken prisoners by the rebels. '''
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

NJ q w YOh II 30 . E . . .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING
lNvOICE BILLS q BDSLNkls NOTES NE0OTiA I'D
PaorEsrsD Nor.s AND pHSsERD AoOOusrs
BoU9sr AND CoLLkorsD.
sTOCKB AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ExCLUBIVELY ON COMMISSION.
.~GR0OVkRNA6y1 CLAIkS BOUGHI. -
BY q. z. HOUBE,
Counsellor At LAW,
NJ EsasAu Street, New ork.
AVfsm vsaS, N As isais anL Uniisd Saisa Ubssts
Advice gratis. spvU
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ID II. A. Il A u l. Q NJ f,
Physician and Dentist,

Oflce, No. Il street, near the Circle
Or ZkPPONE cohtiaues to give insruc ions to
NJ sdioal s udents and othersiu Anatomy, Pbysiolo-
gy. hsmi Try, &c loey, Bota9y. and various ether
branches of science connected with medicine, Rooms
for rent In the same building, aug 25
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
{T AsHIHavOR sKInY FACTORY.

WANIEp--S0 females ~ learn 10 make shirt
4 pefsou oar, In short ttme, make, psr week frop
q TO ~ Inquire Tor psrticulars. st to7 Seventh st
,stVSsu u and W ~rv 49,
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenss.


FoKD's NEW THgArRE.-Another great bill for
tonight. The attractions Of this theatre are
unoessing. Mr.. Clarke last evening had anOth'
or excellent house--in fact, tho audiences eeem
to grow larger the longer Mr.. Clarke remains
with us. The star company are all oompstsnt
great favorite. The scenic and orchestral
departments Of this theatre are under credtta-
bic guidance; als', very polite and attentive
are All the gentlswsn in front OF the house.
doubt, be crowded to excess, to see Clarke in
his great part Of Bob Tyks," which was re.
ceived with 40 much favor on It's frst rspresen
tation. The irreprsssible "Toodles" will also
appear. ~. .n. p
Crowns THsArRI.-The capita, comedy OF
"Ths Victims" was repeated last night 70
large and thoroughly appreciative audience.
The amount of space which We are enabled to
give TO tbeatroals docs not permit US TO say as
much as we desire about the superior manner
in which this comedy 10 presented at Growers.
means, be done at the very nrst metropolitan
theatres. Owens, always immense, 10 irresistt.
bly, mirth moving in this. Miss Denim rendered
the SOFT, pathetic part Of Mrs. Fitz In delight
Germon, Mr.. knight, Mr.. Barron, mr.. Rogers,
Mr.. Wall, Mr.. McDoual, Mr.. Bokee, Mr.. Maeder,
and all concerned In the cast, were each the
impersonation Of the character represented.
We hope soon again to see " The Victims'' an.
Tonight the excellent old comedy by Cole
man, "Tho Heir at LSw,"is given with a caat
which may safely justify the manager iu hts
asseveration that Il cannot be excelled In the
entire country. Owens 10 always inexpressi-
bly, ludicrous rs Doctor PaDgIoss, and Miss
Denim will unquestionsbly render the delight
fully naive Cicily Homesptn with genuine
ness Of modest merit, Zskiel, by Rogers, win
And AN exponent able beyond most comedians.
CANTERBURY. u In addition to the splendid
dancing Of the beautiful Spanish danseuse,
Marietta Ravel, the charming singing of the
sweet .vocalists, Mias Clara Butler and Miss
Amelia Wels, the amusing acts OF Bob Butler,
and the laughable ecoentriciues OF the negro
comedians, Hart and Simmons, there 10 anoth.
er attraction ut the Canterbury, sufioient In
itself 10 All the house each night to overflow
ing. We have reference to the Court Of Bsau
ty," comprising the following named young
lsdies: Misses L'ze,ta, Jenny Allen, Tilly Forbes
Kate Harrison, and, BY 40 means the least OF
all. that little fascinating danssuss, Miss Helena
Smith. Every cps Of these ladies are arlistes
Of very superior talent, and each Of them pos.
sess great personal beauty. The energetic
maDal mont offer q programme for tonight
nlled with novelties and attractions, and It is
well enough, particularly in these dark, trou-
blesome days, to have our Spirits made cheer
ful, and to occasionally indulge In q good,
hearty laugh. To those 30 disposed. we say,
visit Canterbury Hall tonight, and our word
for It, you will be made to forget, for the tiae
beine, all your troubles. and TO- lay aside oil
dull care. "
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
Dlk X -,

On the 81 instant, CAKoLIsK kARaARxr. only
child ~ Oliver II. and Isabella Reed, aged l
year, 5 months, and 2 days.
The funeral will take place to-day, at four
O'clock, from the residence Of her parents, on
q street, between Second and Third. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03

Vo MEMBERS or cokoREss, PRoFts.
J. stOnal Gen Il IN en-, and others.
The undersigned re prepared TO print Speeohts,
btieh, Pamphlets, Reports, or aEy description Of
look work, aud solkit orders.
VIC SCAMkEl.L 4 CO.,
Ono" corner fndiAaA Avtnps
0~V-V t.A esnr~- atusst ~ s~ssN n -
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d n o r o sALs. {.
NAVY D.rARfnrNr,


bureau Of Yards and Docks. hept 1. 1902
SEALED PROPOSALS. for eaoh claS ,epar.,e
ly, eudorsed -fiop walls for Class No. uaIe the
clsssJ for the navy yard ~ fnsmc the ysrd,l VII
be roeived at this once uat noon on The 3sth Day
OF September Inst for furui.h,ne aud delivering 81
the several navy yards named the natsriais ~ ~
tic es ,mprnctd 10 printed schedules, which wilt De
fu, nshed on applications, and ssnt BY mall II % 70
quesed " persons desirinE to oher 20 contract for
soy or all Of the olnssess named thereto by The o. NJ
mAbdauis Of the several navy yards tur the Ss sts
ior tie yards under taeis command, Or W the nhvy
assnt hrsr,s thereto, oroy the bufsAs for say "
= the yRid,. ... ...... ..
10 prevent 90, Juaon and m,aak1 IN scaltHo "a, r.
fe1 ~ td md rcref Akloh ciasas ccss,s 10. mar
"a AZ orc yard W eaelept; a.d tash indivdsai VI
hrM must agn the bia aud contract
Bidders are hersoy cautioned sd particularly NO
titled that their odsn must Be IN the io,m herein
after prescribed, and be N ,iled In time 70 reach their
destinafio befcrs the time x.irss for rsseiv ng
them bid ou Be considered iUAteA skdn be resio
aer he rer.od aed and no dlI.pa~e aotu b made for
Jaslu,s 6f Ae wall.
To gusi d assinst Offers being opened before the
time s.pointed, bidders are rtQuesed TO endorse on
the Envelope above ths addre,s, snd draw lie
lndSf the endorse ment, thus
'Prcposai for Cias. No. lname De cas- for ae Navy
Hdyd a (ndne the ydrd.")
To the Chief Of tae Bureau ol YaIds aud Docts
Washington d. &C.