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NAVY DEPARTMENT.. December y, 1881,
TRx NAVY DEPARTMENT has . rendezvous for
shipping men at each Of the following places:
portsmouth. New Hampshire
Boston and New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Philadelphia and Erie, Pennsyivania,
baltimore, Marylsnd; ana
washington, District OF Columbia.
Setmen, ordinary seamen, and landsmen who oau
pass the usual surgeons exami nation. by presen &
residence, with an ofiolal cert6c4ts from the cty
or tovn CLERK slgnifying that they are residents
ana have expressed desire to leave 20 enter the
navy, viii Be received on the following terms:
=, lst An allowance o. three cents mile for travel
"a. An advance of fk,ss months TO seameu and
ordinary seamen, and of tNo months 10 IsDds nan
Sd. Permission 20 leave an ALLOTMENT Of half-pay
20 thelr families, to commence the date Of their
t.h. To board ship In their ordinary clothes,
where an outfit will be furnished and oharTed a.
per list, being the present prioes, viz:
C)ne p.ir Nm. cIotS
One blue flannel overshirt. ..,.----, 1 60
Two under flannel shirts. ...--. 2S2
Two palrs woollen dravs-.-.....-- 2l6
Dns mattIesa go
aNoOlauhots 3 80
One bisoI silk SsndiisTohIef: ..-- =. ...--.. S
ssl n
The pay of petty officers averages $40 70 sas per
The Bsv Of seamen. ....-.."---- SIS per month.
be. be. E,Sthas GsSdsmssb seamen-..' I5 90.
And food found.
No lsndsmsn Will be allowed to take the benefit
OF this regulation who has not been four tins al
GIDEON wELLES,
de A-eO6t SecFetAry of the Nkvy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
THE DOLLAR STAR!
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS!

NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

csEcARs VERY CHEAP.-rHE ASSIGNEE, AT NO.
~ Bradyay IL offering great INDUCEMENTS 10 cash buyers
some desirable brands q HAVANA Domestic and German
Besars stll IN stook.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
-aaa--
MILITARY.

u,HE VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1872, Will.
II assemble at the Mercer House. corner Brcoino and
Mercer streets III O'Clock A. M in full UNIFORM satur
day February H. to celebrate the birthday OF the Father OF
our country, General George Washington The Brooklyn,
Il. d. Cades the Veterans by invitation. aud
the drum orps the Forty-sevenh regiment, Brookyn
Crays have kindly volunteered their services the
sion All In this the ad acent counties
order n. RAYMOND, Brignder General.
ABR. NJ DAILY, Colonel
Isaac n Puvyp, Adjuaant.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
HOTELS.

CTANwix HALL, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
- Maiden lane, Albany ~ " t the junction of the New
York Central, Hudson River, Northern and Eastern Rail.
roads-FRANCLs RIDER. formerly OF West Point and
receli Of the st. Gcrmain New York. and Pavilion
Eockaway Long Island announces his friends
and the public that he has takcl the above well
hocl and hopes by assduy aud attention merit
nuancc OF that patronage he has hitherto literally en-
joyed The house Is undergoing
s,d VIII be Conducted on the most liberal scale Meals
ho.r snt t arrival and departure of thr rnrs The 10
cation Il Will be observed Is the central In the city
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

49,
HUDSON RIyEE EhAIIROAD.-TRAINs FOR Albany
IL Troy the North and West leave Chambers stsret nj
and II A. NJ, and yi5, and l0l5 r. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany. Troy, North and West.
Winter arrangement commencing Monday, Nov L. 1e6l
For Albany-ioD A. NJ Express Mail Train from Twenty
sivth street Lepot. 80
FOR All local trains see Time Table.
JOHN DURCHIIA. Assis,aas supsrintssdenS
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

TJNO LET-A LARGE BUILDING 4ix96. ON TIE WEST
side of SiA h avenue, opposite Reservoir square aud
next TO the corner Of stree. Zone hundred 70
teen Inches finished in the best manner; contains
hall ilx15 small attached being finest
ia up town. suitable for church. military exhibition
purposes; stores, c3x96 and two bas emeni high
ceilipgs, same size Apply to Z. u. LAWRENCE, 1,L6l
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
NOTABLE 81

TRADESMEN.
OF England and Holland No Boulevard des Capucncs
facing la Paix. Silks India and French; Cashmere
shawls, Lace, Linsare Nantes, Fancy Goods Wedding
Suits Court and Ball Dresses.
DRissMAKKR.--Maison Fauvet No. rue Monars.
Tur HEADDREssEs MILLINERY of Mile. soer, 40 rue
ton that several foreign courts by whom she has been
pointed the ptenee in the most natterng terms have adopt
LACE vroLARD-Every requis for Wedding Suits Pro-
menadc and Evening Dresses No. rue de Choiseul
MoNBRo -(Bronzc China and Ancient Furniturc)
The warerooms removed to 10 rue dc Helder.
CBRoSoA ErRs AND CIocxsLe Roy and Fills, makers to
the navy. Palais Royal Is and 10 tiaarie Monpenser
SKvREs CrfNAChna Cry stalls Dinner Services Boutgny,
Paais Royal, Galer.e Montpens!er, q and -
GoLDsxiTH AND JEwELLER-Wiese. tS de lArbrescc,
the Louvre Prices In known figures.
DEsPEcTABLE EMPLoyMENT.-PERsoNsw WISHING
l57 Monroe street. New York; will be mailed valuable book
containing directions how to make money hon, silly and
GET copy aud at commence profitable business for
themselves.
GAVE YOUR MONEy.-A. PARKER, 255 WASHING
- of Murray, New YORK, aelis choice
cured Hams warranted at &c. 10; best Family
Soap box ~ and 81 bs b pure starch boz ~ lbs bsc
CODA WATER COOLER DRAUGHT TUBE WANTED
- having dispose OF will find
BY applying addressing 253 Bridge street. Brooklyn.
To EXHIBITORS AT THE WORLDS FAIR AT Ion.
don, lS2-An American gentleman, about going lsiu-
attend this exhibition rs desfous OF making arrange,
their First reference aud
security necessary given Address London, box l26 He
raid Office
THE HORSES. FOOT, AND HOW TO KEEP 1T
Sbund-tiresnc's Hoof Ointment Is Of two kindsThat
brown Wrappers an emoenr. For sale by wO0D GIBSON,
Broadway Address X. g. Greene box l,guS Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

1fERCHANTs-AN EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR, AN
M attorney about to start tour through the Western
S,aes including Missouri and Kansas will collect and
caims entrusted 10 him most reasonable terms. Best
references security gven Address Geo. Monroe Herald
onlce.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

ITO LET-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE. IN
Ninth street. Third avenue in perfect order and
with every convenience; also, small English Basement
House. Twenty-ttird street, .seond avenue, at
moderate rent Apply TO A. LIVINGSTON 10 Bcekuan st.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
SALES or REAL ESTATE,

HARLEM LOTS WANTED. THREE LOTS. BsrWEEi
Second and Fourth enues and Tenn and Twentieth
streets -four Lots above street. side
also al good Building Lots. Apply at l7 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A BEAUTIFUL FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT
"A House, basement and sub-cear. with all the modern
in eents on Broo l. ighLs 90 Columbia street, oI-
pose Colnade row, with view OF New York bay si
De sod very cheap easy For further particulars
apply 20 or address I. Simpson, "a avenue ..
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

ITO LEr-ruE riEtr TORY nErcK HOUSE Sc %
Power :. rr Rem $3.50 rcr annupL Ap-
ply TO BApseC, 10, .,NooD Co, M wasdinsion
street, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Migration OF Birds in winter

Some, species of birds remain 10 The
northern States during the Winter. The
crow, the wood-pecker. the yellow bird.
a little transformed. aud few Others
spend nearly the whole year al the north. q
Beside these, we have. afew visitors from. O
Arctic regions, who like our winters bet.
ter than their own, but can not endure
our hot summers But the majority Of
our Summer birds go southwark on the
approach of Winter. It is an old notion
that swallows spend their winters here.
in sand banks or in mud at the bottom Of
ponds; and that robins hibernate in hol.
low trees and in caves in the forests
We have no faith in this. Now aud then
a robin or other bird, oyeftaken By Win
ter, may spend the cold season here, feed
ing on seeds and berries, bot this is
doubtless an exception to the general rule.
-.dHVertedn Agrieultariet. ~ 30. 10 '.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
100000 AGENTS,
MALE OR FEMALE,

TO SELL
1royn,s NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY C0LORED
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys completed Aug 10 1851; cost
400 GOO ~ epgrave il and one years time
suY,arior 20 any Sl0 map ever made BY Cotton OF
MOI eli ana sells at the low price OF hfy cents S1O
0oo I,,1r,as are engraved on this map.
II Ia not only County Man. but Il ts elsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD Map
% tho TJnted states and anadas combined In one giving
sykRY RAILROAD STATION ''
f.. and distance between. slE r.
Guarantee any woman man IS 10 % per. uAy, and
viii take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
Send for 81 worth to try. s,- .......
instructions how to canvass well be furnished
ali Our SCENTS.
ITsntet-- wholesale Agents fer our Maps in every
State California Canada England. France and Cuba =
A t,rtune may be made With few hundEei dollars
s;tai 10 eo7apetifion J. 7. LLOYD,
~F'' NJ No I64 Broadway. New York
Fq,e war DEPARTMENT uses our Nap of Virginia ary'
land ai,d Pei,nsyI yIvsnia, cost SlOO coo. on which IL
mai fed Middletown, Maryland Heghts, Wllismspor'
Fsrrv. Wibrook Mills, NUland's FORD and hll Other'
an tiR Potomac and every other place IN mary land
Virsini, and Pennsylvania, or money refunded
PRICE % CENTS.
From Tue Tribune AugusS 2.
Chords Map Of vireinis Maryland aud PennsylVa
1a Tbis Map il very tt2e; iis - bat 70. Seats
ana is fAl sSss wStsa sSa Dc eParehsssd Eiz - o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Few things are cal ouIated to make

Few things are cal culated to make
more painful impression than the
view Of empty rooms, once contain
ing within their walls so muen Ofthe
warmth, and. light and JOY Of life.
There is a voice in their silence, evs
sr proclaiming the mutabiiity Of hui
man things; the dull ashes il the
cheerless CRATE are emblematieal OF
the decaying embers afo refine burn
ing in bo5oms now cola. The re-
mains Of a string which lie about
the floors, are types Of the broken
fbers which once bound some fond
heart to a cherished object, severed
now, but still refusing quite their
hold. 1t is nothing to Tell ms that
ssthe change, is for the better that
they would be mneh better off" Who
has not felt the fallacious character Of
such comfort in The anguish Of a partv
ling hour. ...
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
crops were as follows

From return Of assessors received
at the Office Of the Commissioner Of
Statistics, it appears that the crop Of
1861 was about Is per cent less than
that of 1860, which would make last
years crop in Ohio 20,00O,000 bush.
els. From general observation, ii
seems that the crop both in quantity
and quality is far beyond that Of 1S.
so; so, as we remarked. it may be sci
down at not far from thirty millions
The three crops then. Of 80, 81, 80
we're very nearly as fOllowsi
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
FRENCH'S CONICAL
Washing Machines.

The most simple, durable, convenient and economical
article ever invented for the purpose
will do the washing of an ordinary family before
breakfast, not only saving time but clothes.
By strictly foowin the printed directions which are
simple and easy will wash, at one time, six shirts
or two dozen small articles, in about sf1 or seven MIN
utcs, or their equivalent.
By all the ordinary methods OF cleaning fine fabrics
such as laces &C. the greatest is required, while
with this machine the most delicate artlcle can De
washed without the possibility Of damage
These results are produced by the constant reaction
the suds while the machine is in motion.
OF Families laundries, hotels boardng-houses hoSf-
ais asyIums, boarding schools, on ships and steamers
and in the army who have these machines in use have
sent in their testimonials yeuntarially and the cnco
niums Of the Press very numerous some OF winch
have published in pamphlet tOrIn. .f-
All ask Of the Public is careful examination OF
this machine before purchasing Of others
General Depot 41s Broadway, corner Canai ST. New
York.
Price only Ten Dollars.
PHILIP FRENCH, Proprietor.
Address box 2ss3 n. Y. City P. o. - ...r.I
Nh A liberal discount to the Trade. Agenft
,Oonted Send for d Circular
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Crops in OhiO-Future Surplus.
The wheat crOp has iust been gath-

The wheat crop has Just been gath
cred in the
the most part throughout the State
1t is the best and largest crop of wheat
produced in Ohio since 1850. The
crop of that year was the largest ever
grown in the State, and the largest
average per acre. 1t is probable that
the crop this year will be equal in a.
mount to that. The crop of 1850 was
81, 500, 900 bushels. That ofthis year
may safely be put down at 30,000,000.
After 1850 the wheat crop of Ohio
declined till it reached only 1900.
coo bushels in 1854 which was but q
little more than one-third the maxi
mum. The maximum and minimum
crops were "a follows a
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22

L
In 1901 '.'- 49, .--..,---s.. 2n,on0.0O0
In 1907 - - -. - :. 90 900 600 p"
The consumption of the State for
both food and seed does not exceed
100000. We have, then, the fol-
lowing surplus Of wheat: a-
For 1880. 10 $50 sss basberi,
ror M isoI 49, ,-.' :: ..-..... .000.09O g do
FOR lSo2'..' ''''....,.,. III 100000 do
This is, of course, on the assump.
ton that the wheat is stored and
ground without any waste. It will be
observed, that as the consumption re.
mains nearly the Same, the increase
of the crop is really an increase Of
the surplus: The State is, therefore,
as to the profits Of commerce., much
greater gamer than ia the mere ins
crease Of the crop
She corn crop has now got 70 tEe
10th of Aug IN most excellent coa.
dition, the plant being vigorous and
growing rapidly. 1t is backward in
point of time, but never in a better
state. The drought which was appre.
hended has not taken place and If
the remainder of August should
be dry and hot, it will be no more
than what the corn plant requires to
make and ripen it well. This will
probably be the case; and, without
prOvidential cslamities of an unusual
kind, it may be assumed that the corn
crop of 1862 will be above the aver
age,
The oats is rather inferior. There
Will, on the whole, be less than an
average. g. e6
Other small grain and potatoes have
done remarkably we'll, and the grass
crop is unprecedented. Taking all
the crops together-supposing the re-
mainder of the season to be fair for
gathering the outstanding crops-it
may be confidently affirmed that Ohio
will have produced an aggregate of
breadstuffs much exceeding that in
any year of-its existence. The ag-
gregate crop of 1860 was the llrgest
ever produced in the State-being one
hundred and fifty three millions Of
bushels, including potatoes. The ag-
gregate cf 1862 will exceed this in-
mense amount. We shall have, there
fore, the same surplus to sssrvII ab1 6ad
in 1862'63 that we had in 1S60'6I.A
,When.wa add to this the labor used in
manufacturing -four, Iiquor, and pro
visions; aad to this again, the prot
duets Of cattle and sheep, re Ind tis
surplas product of agriculture exporrs.
ted from Ohio will exceed the inter. F.,
erst on thousand millions of dollars
the whole value Of property sin thR.
State and viii exceed the interest Oh
the whole National Debt, made by the
war, in two years from its Commences
n.ent. 1t is in these products of free
labor and good soil, that We see in
what manner people become strong
and Independents. England has no
such independence. For forty. years
she has imported bread every year,
and next winter will have, to pay Ohio
the cash for these very products
This is the triumph Of Republican
State, in which labor has itg reward,
and there is neither cast Or Slavery to
depress honest industry. c g z's7a'..5.
In conclusion, we may say that
Providence is on our side lE How
great the contrast between these vast
harvests and egerhoWing graharies and
what might have been, had our.6elds
been wilted with blight and drought,
Let US be thankful that God leigns in
mercy, and will cause truth andright-
tousness to prevail. Gin Gaz. 70
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Seeds Prepaid by Mail.

25 Prettiest ANIMALS IN Cultivation. 81 90
25 Choice Vegetable Seeds Tor the Garden, / 90
Bojh tO Clubs of Five To Clubs of Ten for Sl5;
To Club of Twenty tor S25 y, f..
The NEW JAPAN NlLTET, with immense heads
six ten inches g IS cents per large paper; Five
for ST. received Genuine Seeds of this va u-
abc Mil direct from Japan by the Niagara last May
AMI Can confidently recommend it a. the best MlIet il
cutivation ~|.. b. NJ. WATSON.
n3S-tf Old COLONY Nurseries Plymouth MASS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Shingles! Shingles!!

would respectfully inform the citizens OF Nemahs
county that shall endeaVor to Keep this market sup
phed with good Cottonwood Shingles. which will
for cash or take in exchange Cattle, Hogs, Wheat OF
Corn. ...s.-. lf s.-r X. BARRET.
March 27 1852 [u3s-tfl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Cnrrantsl Currants |!

I hale Jeff With ". Furnas, BrOwnvils few
Rcd and Dutch Currants for Sals ~ per zen cafh
HsIse Is, lesa. R49-N k'9' t59A!SoA
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
SSs.attIe s. scenes.

s;ss-o the most severe BATTLE SCENES and
DIV ~ the War. now ready, size 1880 inches,
~ sI SS ed' on fine heavy paper. Sent postpaid,
ksrsssIo O. - Per leo. To sgeuts and the trade
Asss "hnortu 'ity wa sever offered
SSs,e's S,.,e's HENRY B. ANSoN Print Publisher, 6e.,
Ss!ess, Boston, AsSs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
85 @5 naI In0Z
lE NEBRASKA EHOWqH!

Merchants aud Post Masters who will address Us thi
fall viii be supplied with Garden, Field and Flower
Seeds cell Commission al fair rates These seeds
are all grown here ana are true to name.
THOMPSON * HEDGES.
Nemahs Nursery, Syracuse, Otue, Co. d"
Aug I6 An6-FnS Il .rA l Nebraska;
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Hats. Boots and Shoes.

have just received New Supply Of Hats, Boots and
Shoes which will sell cheaper than they were ever
caered here before Call and see me
/ go IN. DAVID SIBGEL
BrownviIIe April 10, Is62-D4o-a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Nebfosk0 q aOperilser.
RATES or ADYRRTIsTNC

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
one square ten lines OF leSsl one Insertion, 81 %
Zach additional ihssrtion - 81
BRsinesScares, SIX lines or isal, ons year SO
One column oneyesr e. -
One half column Cne year. 81 e g-.
Olo fourth column ons year 4fE
One eighth column ons year 10 81
One column six months 40 co
One half column six months $50
One fourth column d months rs 81
One eighth o. q column SIX unonfks n "a
One column three months % 81
One half column three mcntks -. fs ~
One fourth column three monEaa IS - -
/. One eighth column three manaha - ~ -
Annoancng Candidates fer Odics III sos
Transient &dvertisenlents must ba said or In nysu-S
Yearly sdVerrsefnents quarterly in sslvsnce,
I In Transcient Advertisement fractinUa aver sok
square will BE- charged for BY the line Al n rate % ten
ents the hrst week, and cents sseh subsequent Wee
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22

The consumption of the State for
both food aud seed does not exceed
lS,OOO,0QO. We have, then. the fol-
lowing surplus of wheat: a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
NEM nITSTr. -

4 t imrHss NEW MUSIC. asstsI q
ssSiiall w Epor zach 5iacF Thtre p Song n
sui fll fbofns 81 Ilet NJ aery axshor n
Sshba6r friis Ghima on Iai- ssng s gcVd.4
Prize Is csnts, Isaiicd free. A piinist 10 attend
snSe to try new music. =.
HORACE WATERS,
nal ly No. 4Sl Broadw ay, Publisher.
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FROM GEN. HALLECK'S COMMAND.
The Effect Of the Fall of New Orleans.

CAIRO, May 4.-Intelligence from the army be-
fore COrinth has been received I'D to six O o,cloc
last night. General Halleck has moved his head
quarters twelve miles toward the 'front.' Our
advance was within two miles Of the enemy's
outer works
The entire column is still pressing forward
Skirmishes between the advance and the rebels
are Of daily occurrence, the latter making but a
slight show OF resistance and then falling back.
On Thursday 400 Germans from a Louisiana
regiment, who had been sent out from the rebel
camp on outpost duty, came into our line in a
body with white hags on their guns, and gave
themselves up as desefters.
Deserters say that Gen. Lovell's advance was
at Grenada, Miss, fOrtifying the place, which is
naturally strong position. They also confirm
the report that Beauregard Is being reinforced
from all parts Of the Gulf States, by merchants is
aud business men, who, having closed their
stores, have hOcked to his standard
No news has been received from the iotiIla
A refugee from Vicksburg, who left Memphis
on Thursday, says that full particulars of the fall
OF New Orleans have been published, and created
great CONSERVATION. All the river towns below
Vicksburg and hatcher are almost entirely de-
serted, most Of the people having led to the inte-
rior. large number of rebel steamboats, have
gone up White river, for what purpose is not
known. 1t was believed at Memphis that Conn
modofe Farragups heet would not come as far up
the river as that city.
The steamer Edward Wilson was fred into on
Friday night by rebel cavalry, six miles below
Savannah, wounding five soldiers The punbost
Tyler Immediately went down and sbelled the
woods, and notified the people of the vicinity that
their property would be burned on the repetition
Of the occurrence
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pEoPOsALs FOR sM ALL. ARMS FOR
THE UNITED STATES SERVICE.
ORDNANCE OFFICE.
WASHTNaToN, ID. c. Apr;I -, 1852 (

=
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Apr'l p, iSs2.f
Proposals vi III DO received by this Department,
nnt p m. on the evening Of the 18th OF Msy 1892.
Government. within one year from that date, the
tollowiHI desc iption Of srms, viz:
steel sc.bbsrds, model '855,
Revolver Pistols, army sIzs,
S.bres for llt ht cavalry,
Musicians Swords, baTds,
Steel Soshbard. for riled musket bayGnets.
For ma'ks.S and rifss, the prios for o. e0o OF
s,ther HRd the =, reduoton proposed per gun for
For rerolUerS and oGrbt=es. he kind proposed and
tae pfloe or se and ,efuc,lon Pr Plstol or car
eso6, snd ss" for esoh sdditIoEai 500 to $3.50
in al respects ldsntics With tSst manufactured -
are to interchange with it, and with each Other, IN
ali their Parts. Each OF the other kinds oCfre
aS arms must $50 interchange with one another IN
The material 8 Tor these arms must be Of the very
allowed 10 he used. All the articles must be SUB
cot TO the inspection prescribed oJ the Or2n.noe
porta,ion, at the expense of the contractors. Ia
.ch H,eUne. as mEJ be directed. Inspections VIII
be made al ihe factories In lots OF not :ess thsE
Proposals will state the name OF the establish
III mt IpaknE the offer, the mum beT AID Gate q the
hTst oe IVery, and rats Of delivery monthly th
after. Failure TO make delivery at specified
time, or anJ attempt To introduce malleaEle iron
or other inferior mateTiS into the work, will sub
cot the whole number of arms contracted for 70
forfeiture a. the Os'IGp of the Department.
TIE Department reserves to itself the rlEht q
rel cot bid, and wil consI6er mads through
apy .geht. hrOEer or party other than the regular
manufacturers.
Pr0sogtls will be addressed as foilovs:-"6 en-
era J. ". RIPLEY, GGief Of Ordnance, Washing
ton, ID - and will be endorsed "PrOPOsas IO
Muskets," or rifles, sahers, &C Es the case may
be, 81 .iaT A