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, 1863-09-30

During The week there has been
considerable Inquiry for nearly all kfnCs OF ProyIs
lois, and the market Is n1n. Mass PoRE-There Is
SeSq S 11r q eut ga1z b1a1as aFs
bare and anotations are entirely nominal During the
week lot Of pcs ctycut Shoulders IVES sold at
loose. and 1879 for plsiu eanva:sei There arg 6o
g sagaI.cnr@ed @ 70 mar9et lot q 31oo smoked Shonl
f ~ active demand oE Prime eat Lard At loe RI
Is 10 6cmnnd ut sl1@9c, ann Yellow atsct.
TOPAZ the sales were: @G br1s Peoria Mess Pork at
{13 12H. N0 tres country Leaf Lard at loc.
PIG 1K0N-There Is a steady demand, and prices
rule firm. We quote:
Rcnfrh fr ...-
, 1863-09-30

H r. e. Rlgby, 80 Randolph street, fs setting
Paper AaIcings and Window Shades at New York
pticcs at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
on the most liberal terms. ee21-lI
, 1863-09-30

Gas FIXTURES, GAS FRTCREs.-The largest
and richest assortment in the city. Call and e1-
amire. J. WNGRAvE, in, & Co,
sea21Gt S4 Randolph street.
, 1863-09-30

ceipts q Corn during the week show decrease Of
oeatly o bushels on those on the weak previous,
esSresze Of on sasass Three
Corn amounted to ISL Ts2a buskeIs ; but the alarm
ffnr91EM9as the county On account ofthe frost has
about onethtrd shat they we're before the fost-and
this too. win an advance In prices since thdt period
otTEENIy.FoGR CENTS PER nusHK1.
The market turing the week has been active and
buoyant, and Te have to note a further adyauca IN
inand has been chiefly speculative, and large pro
portion q the orders are from the lnte
actions eaca daY during the week.
, 1863-09-30

STOLEN Goops-OTNEEs WANTEp.-The
following goods Will be found at the Central Po.
lice Etation, for which legitimate owners are
wanted:
embroidered shirts, 9 womens' chem,se. IN
mens' shi1ta, embroidered bosoms: 3 table clofbs
marked Saloon, No q and - / table cloth. msTt.
handkeTchiefe, no mark; linen handkarchief
marked Ed. Dain; towel, marked Harrison No'
II; sheets gents morning gown, blue figured.
No: 10; lot Of towels, pillow Slips, and chiidrens
clothes.
, 1863-09-30

az -Dr. James, formerly OF Jamcs' Ne1r Or
leans Hospital, g. Cuetom House street. Comes
here incorsed by the medical faculty. 1uedica]
journals and the almost e1tt7e press Of the Soutn
He said to be one Of the most scientific and suc
& sshl practitioners in tho treatment Of Special
class Of dfseaEee. = o~'H@
Read the following from the New Orleans cr,..
81 q M9sua5 9Th, 1881, edited and published
Dr. James can be found at SC Rando,ph street
between State and Dearborn streets:
"WoRTuT OF PARTICULAR ATTESr1os-Dr
James. whose successful treatment Of q encctai
Class Of the Ills which flesh is heir to, won for
himself laftiDg renowp, not only fn New Or.
leans. the South and the United States bat also in
Europe, ia now to be found at his old headouar-
tera, No. 1& fold number So Custom House street,
IN the treatment OF Cutaneous Affections unhel
1ul blood, and the various ailments which result
20 otten from the Use Of medical minerals DR., j.
stands With few rivals and no superiOrs We call
attention to his card in another co!emn''
Dr. Jamea' Office and parlors are at So Randolph
street, between State and Dearborn etrccts. u,
stairs. Office hours from 4. N. till D. m. Con-
enltations confidential.
See advertisement for excursion to Ciucfu-
rati, Tuesosy, Oct 9th, at $50 =, N. Fare round
t1ip 80.
1L11EoIs SCHOOL or TRADE, J. Dyhscrfaytb,
Principal Evening studies. from to 10, CON.
until May 1st. Scholarship, $500. $3.50 It
"Eleanor's Victory new novel By Miss
Brandon, author OF ''Aurora Floyd" Sc, &C., ior
sale ut McNally i Co.'s. No 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-09-30

~ See advertisement for excursion to Clucfo.
rau, Tuesday, Oct. 9th, at $50 =, N. Fare round
Tin k10. ..-.
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NOTICE 70 sHIPPERs or
TA1Low LAID oMkAe alsatos = ID al Sfds1 of ~
n1 a1s Rss n FIJI sosn soek any seat e
&ea VII % psoIcXX& IscXX1&antaxeoV1 taE3a. Nc msn o.
ese @eeSly y pscessz7snt Eaty e an ssnd17E sfz ID
1rt6eeato An@V q - = stresS wSG ~
eyskSf9s@ HnAos s0es> AVN A~Ne
, 1863-09-30
~" Eclectic Maenzfner for October his been
1eceiycd bY 0cNaIy q Co, 81 Dearborn street

@" Eleanor's Victory" new novel by Miss
sale ut McNally 4 Co. q. No 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-09-30

ILLINOIS SCHOOL or TRADE, ]. Dyhfcrfartb.
Principal Evening etudtes. from to 10, com.
mence on ThursGay next, Oct. list. and continue
until May list. Scholarship, $500. SEQ II
, 1863-09-30

T1eHsrtek during the week tas ruIsa sot,vs and
ouoynnts e 70 note % aavanee IN pr1ces na tec
Teek q A9o6s 2c Per pushe!. Tne foil anirx lb'o
, 1863-09-30

F1nE.-About : o'clo: X yesterday morning
! fire broke out in small junk shop at the corner
Of Taylor and Canal et1eets in the West Division.
Adjoining tho shop wus Z large tL1ce-stoEy frame
building, occupied b.low as grocery, and tbore
as tenemcnts. The fire spread rapidly, and soon
enyeloped the tenement house in flames. Reused
from their slunbe1s, the families cndeayored to
save their furniture, but the fire was 60 fierce that
only through the prompt exeztious of the police
large force Of whom were present-and the fire.
men, was the most Of the personal property res
cued, together with a lnrsc pazt OF the goods In
the store. The loss is cstimatcd at $4,000, with
no insurance. The Buildings were owned By Mrs,
Anthony Moore.
, 1863-09-30

ANEW Tua.-A new steam tugboat, Just
built 1t naclnc, arrived here yesterday, and Ia
ready for service In the harbor. She is com
nsndsd, and partly owned, by Captain Joseph
King, formerly Mate Of the G. ". Wood.
The great vcsec1 OF tho lakes, the Western
Metropolis, ia undergoing repairs at Mtl
rrArEnA
, 1863-09-30

There has been actye BhIpp]ng and gpecuIattVe de-
mhnd for Barley during tho past week, aud the mar
nsnd Las been principally for New York, and the
shipments were mostly by Lake but upwards Of
South The following table shows the daily tran5ac-
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u Adoniram J. Phillips, son of Col. D.
L. Ph1uips, Q. 6. Marshal. Of Springfield, and
Lewis D. Webster. eon Of Gen. ]. D. Webster, Of
Chicago. have been appointed midshipmen in the
Us. Naval Academy at Newport, Rhode Island.
, 1863-09-30

a AoRsETHEF KILLED. AND FIVE GoRsES
CAfTuAED.-The2e has' been considerable CON.
pa1nt in this section OF the State, OF the sudden
and mysterious disappearance Of horses. On
Fhureday morning last two suspicious looking
characters arrived at MENDOZA, and were at once
suspected OF hAving stolen the hvo horses In their
peescesion They LEFT the town in the evaning,
towards Faw Paw Grove, followed by party OF
cittxens Of Mendoza. whohad determined to watch
their movements. When within three miles OF
the Latter place, by rapid driving they overlook
the there's and osde1sd them to halt. They fred
aehot from pistol OF gun in reply. the bali pass
ine through the hat Of one Of the citizens, aud i'm
medisteiya number Of shots were rapidly nrea,
by whom It does not appear. BY th}e time All
tf,cIr I,orses werc On the In the direction Of
that village, and about mile from where the
shooting took place, the wagon Was found entau-
rled In the woods, and near by the body of one Of
The parties, nearly dead from two large wounds
oue On the head and the other on the Right shoul
der, penetrating the viscera. Tho other panty
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Martial Law in Madison. Illinois,

CAIRO, August 2.-Marshal Phillips has com :
pet the enrolment of the Thirteenth tn district.
and Is prepared to make the draft as soon as di-
rfeted The provost marshal was obliged to
place the town OF Marion, the residence of
and preventing persons from leaving or enter.
Ing the place without passes. Allen ATTEMPTED
10 pass the guard and was brought before Phil
lips, where he demanded to know il q Con-
gresham was obliged to obey the orders of a
petty provost marshal He was told that all
We're subject to the enrolment, and no one
could receive pass without taking the oath Of
allegiance, which he refused to do on the
ground that it would compromise him with.
his constituents and force him to violate GER
tam pledges. He therefore remains a volup-
tary prisoner within the limits OF Marion
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On Saturday morning General Bnford's cav.
airy division crossed the Rappahannock, at
the Rappahannock Station, and shortly after
ward encountered a brigade OF Ssuart's cayAI-
ry, which they attacked. The rebels were soon
reinforced by the balance Of General Stuart 9
command, who fought with osstinacy, but they
Were driven back to within one mile of CuI.
peper. Here a division of infantry made its
appearance, and our troops, finding they ware
In danger OF being out-f1anked, slowly feil
back, followed by the enemy's artillery, eaval
ry, and infantry. General Bu!ord soof se-
cured an eligible position, and for some hours
held the whole rebel force at bay
The fighting was obstinate, and the loss on
both sides severe Our troops, although great
ly ousnumbered, heroically held their position,
and repulsed every assault of the enemy. Gen.
BIford shortly afterward reinforced the First
corps OF our army, and the combined force
soon compelled the rebels TO cease their attac 4
This was the position on Saturday night
The First Corps held the position chosen by
General Buford, and the latters cavalry COW
cred both Its TANKS. Other corps Were coming
mp, and as the rebels were also believed to be
receiving rein!ofcements, general engage
ment was expected the next yesterday morn
ing. Whether these antcipations were real
lzed we nave no means Of knowing. We re-
ccived the above facts from wounded soldiers
who left the field on Saturday evening and
reached here yesterday.
Account of the Associated Press.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE POTOMAC
August 2.-General Buford's cavalry and arti,.
iery and supporting infantry force Yesterday
crossed the RappanaInock at the raiiread sta.
ton; thence with his cavalry and artillery he
proceeded to Cnipeper, driving Stuart's cav
airy before him.
When near Culpeper, General Buford en-
countered a large rebel force Of infantry and
aatiliery, and fierce light ensued, continuing
until dark, when he withdrew 10 strong posi-
ton east Of Brandy Station The loss on both
sides was considers ble
This reconnaissance confirms the renarted
concentration of Lees forces near CuIpeper,
and indicates that his present headq uarters ara
al Stevensburg, four miles southeast of Gull
peper.
The twenty. nine en.lers' wagons captured
near Fairfax on Thursday night by Moseby
and his band were recaptnred, with all their
contents, on Friduy morning. near Aldie, by
the I'd Massachusetts cavalry. A skirmish en-.
sued between the guerrillas and our advance
guard on the approach of the main BODY
Moseby fled, closely followed by the cavalry.
Several of the enemy were, it is said killed
and woun0es, ont report vet been re.
ceiNed OF the result of pursuit This MORN
ing detachment OF our cavalry killed two
and captured two others of Moseby's band
near New Baltimore and were engaged in fer
retng out others.
Yesterday and to-day the weather has been
by far the hottest Of the season.
All is quiet Tonight.
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FROM EUROPE.

How the News of the Gettysburg Battle
Was Received-The Polish Insnrreetssn
Increasing.
NEW YORK, August2.-Thes Steamship Amer
lea, from Southampton on the 23d Of July, has
arrived at this port.
Lord Granville said, in the House OF Lords,
II was impossible for England to defend Cana
oa, unless the Canadians aided the Govern
mpnt
The London Times says the American news
was received with surprise aud disappoint-
nenI, because the retreat OF Lee removed the
prospect Of termination of the war but
with satisfaction, because England had not
premafurely yielded 70 the Confederaey'
The GALWAY steam line contract has been
approved by the House Of Commons.
The Paris journals consit!pr the Russian
reply on the sffsirs of Poland unsatisfactory.
The ins direction in Poland is increasing
The Russians have been defeated in three
fights.
The Russisn conscriptons in the provinces
are postponed.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Eight Hundred Rebel Prisoners Arrived
The pOr OrIsmouth City Council Il EZRA ctnr

LlRNt huuGfeQ hePel prisoners Arrived
The Portsmouth City Council X EZRA ctory.
gate Minnesota left her OLD anchorage at three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. and sailed for the
biockading squadron of North Carolina
The steamer ). r. Spauldlng Capt Howes
sailed for NeWbern, N. c., at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The flag of truce boat New York, Capt CHS
holm, arrived early this morning from Fort
Delaware with nearly zoo rebel prisoners, most
OF whom are wounded.
The Portsmouth Virginian, of July 30, saws:
"On the 2sth inst, Gen. III. NJ Naglee issued
orders TO the common council OF Portsmouth
Va, to revoke certain acts passed by them
among which acts were the revocation of the
issue OF city scrip. and the order compelling
the secessionists 10 pay their rent into the city
treasury.
1.-The City Council met on the evening of the
29th instant and passed the following:
:" Resoted, That we refuse to recognize the
authority OF Brigadier General II. NJ. Naglse
to decide any case OF appeal from the action of
this board.
"Rssolrea, That the Mayor and other officers
OF the city government be required to enforce
every act of this Council, regardless of any
orders emanaung from the military authorities;
and that In event OF conflict of authority, an
appeal shall be taken to his Excellency the
Governor to sustain the authority Of the State
and city. WIN. F. PAgKER O. Gu
The Portsmouth VtrgiRia,s says Eight
rebel surgeons ana chaplaing arrived in this
city on Thursday afternoon, on their way to
City Point. They were taken at Gettysbfrg
"a detachment of marines have left the
marine barracks at Gosport New York en- route
for Port Royal, S. O.
'sOn Tuesday last police officer VIM. H.
DesraW, and George johnson, in company
with Lieutenant Trumbull, OF the patrol gaurd,
entered the dwelling of one Walker on Court
street, and found secreted beneath the chamber
floor some fire arms, which they took to the
provost marshal's for safe keeping. Walker
Is gentleman of secession persdasion." = n
The steamer New York left for City Point
with the eight hundred wounded rebel priso-
ners ut tour this afternoon, in charge of gene.
raj Tag -of-t truce officer, Major Muiford
The steamer Georgiana. Captain Pearson,
sailed for South Carolina this afernoon.
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PROPOSALS.
REMOVING IRON TURR1fa


NAVY OxPARfhHH7, July S. 1855
aEe navy DEPARTMENT will, until the 18th day Of
ssa s1ssson sssss "s sr me
forrmeSth: b >. Boston, New York and PsilA s Ia
1aeipnla navy Yards, of two revolving tnrrsts And
each vessel rSso' '"i'H staHuS1 aox
the internal diameter of the tu-rsts 10 be - 1eet
height feet inches. thickn nes, is inehea tn ra
possI 81 tTo separate shell Of plate IRON. with
~.0ogbn IRON siae% inserted between the same
IT he pilot house on eaeA surr-t to be feet int
composed of p sts iron sA' - '--'0 ''
The turret engines and gear for turning and
Hguia1ns the movement of the tn rret the gun
.s ana carriage port toppt and other inter
seter ss the Monitor Glass of vessels. The impres
naeis sm oEe pipe to be in thickness inches com
pos oi plate iron in Ride diameter o. feet and
height above the deck 9Ss fset
Ibe proposition must embrace all the above
nes toned rers. inSiqdine the bracilg Of the
e. work for each vessel win be on beard,
The general plans can be examined at the Off oe
of the Inspector OF Iron. clad steamers 256 Canal
street, New York.
pse Proposas must be indorsed on the outside
" Prepofals for Revolving Turrets. !" that they may
be distn Gaished from of her let ters jy aa- eotd
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

DeHunciation of the Rebel. Government
The Il Raleigh Standard Advocates recon.
struction-A Revolution Threatened if
Davis Interferes-Operations Of Colonel
Spears Cavalry.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 2.-The steamer
Escort arrived this morning with Newh bern ad-
vices to the lst OF August. saying that the Ra-
leigh Standard denounces JEFF Davis as re.
pudiator in whom no confidence can be placed
and whose efforts to establish Southern con.
federaey will be a failnre. aF@f" a7.5sp
The Richmond Enquirer calls upon Jeffer.
SON Davis 10 suppress the Raleigh Standard
and wipe out the Supreme Court of North
: The Standard says utfovernor Vance will
stand by the Supreme Court, and the Stand
ard" also, If necessary; and if JEFF Davis at.
tempts 10 use physical force to suppress the
Standard, Davis will be met with physical
force, and reyplpuon IN this State Will be the
john 'Mitohell, editor of the Enafirer, OF
Richmond, is an agent OF Great 15rit AIN, which
has long sbught.to divide the northern and
> sS The Raieish Stan say !; ersh
Lima has FURNISHED IS 0g0 soldiers for this cause
aessswhr, ,aeG OF wnem are killed ;latl Noundt
ed and that North Carolina should send
defegation to 4Eashington acsonee eaneis see what
terms can be obtsined, and Dot wait for JEFF
DaSs..-- !. q q - .s9.As5ss
!. The recent eayairy. raid under Cor Spear,
from Norfolk to Jackson, n. c.. found the en-
emys sinfrei eheda strongly at Iaeksoa,s whlch
cotafnAhds the approachss to Weldsn.si ST
% Major Anderson, on the 2sth plt ysaptured
irnpnrtant ridge, hsTebyi defeating the enemA
fkafry;ntnfafOnS. So
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Prize Claima nts- The Draft Nex
Neek-Late fraua ChaxLextaa

Thc Prize Claims nts- The Draft Next
Week-Late from Charleston.
NEW YORK, Aug. lin the case Of the seiz-
uIe OF the vessels Peterhoff, Springbok, and
others, Judge Belts delivered decision to- day
adverse TO the claimants. Over miIAon and
a half dollars are involved
The Post states that no orders have been re-
eeiTed 20 commence the draft on Monday,
though IL may be ordered in the course of usxt
week
The funeral of Brig. Gen Strong took place
this morning.
Advices from of Charleston state that no
engagement has take N place since the assault
on Fort Wagner. Our gunboats were oeea-
sionaliy firing on Forts Sumter and Wagner.
Fourteen PARROTS and mortars are now in
position off Morris Island
The idea of taking For: Wagner has been
abandoned for the present, our shells making
but slight impression on that work
The 10th Connecticu: occupy rife pits within
two hundred and eighty yards OF Fort Wag-
ner. Gen. Gilmore feels confident of beach
ing Sumter.
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ARPHANs' COURT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
~ WaaiHston County, To wit In the case OF
ThomasJ. Fisher, executor of deorga A. Davis,
deceased the executor aforesaid has. with the ap
probation OF the Orphans Court ef Washington
day of August next. for the final settlement and
distribution ofthe personal estate of said deceased
and OF the assets in hand far the same have
been collie: ed ar TUNED into morey. when and
where al he creditors snd heirs of said deceased
notifa to attend, tst the Orphans Court of
Washington county aforesaid. } with their claims
properly vmched, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit in said deceased g
tate: prOviled copy of this order be published
once weel for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous t. the said 9Th day Of August, 1868.
Test g. ROBBINS,
iy Is laE3r Register of Wills
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST

The Rebel ConScription iaw-How it is 70
be eEntorCed-irr.yal Of General Da ysS.
son from Missouri
MEMPHIS, July 30.-The steamer Warner.
from Ntckshurg, has arrived with MAJOR Gen.
Blair and staf. rogte to st. Louis
All quiet IT Vicksburg and vicinity
Colonel Richardson the rebel guerrilla, has
ISSUED an order reg uirIng all men in West Ten
n'sssa, b' tween eIgh,ren and forty five, 70 re-
iort at his camp. Under the rebel conser,,,-
''cH Jaw the following barbarous instructions
are 10 govern his men in carry ing out this or
GeI
I. any man should absent himself from home
io avoid This order, hurn his house and all his
property. except such as may he useful TO This
command; II any man shall resist this order hy
rrtuf iEg TO report, shoot HIM down; il any man
tahe refuge IA has house and offers resistance,
set me bouse on fire, and guard il so he may
not get cut.
Officers from the steamer Courier, from He
lena, report the arrival of General Da vitsoa
with a large cavalry force from Pilot Knob,
NO. He captured about five hundred rebels
ten miles from Helena, and brought them in
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
the United States for the said District To al
nnnMernRn nnMerRn1ERRA LEE AZ AZ afH TH SnnkEnnEH SSEnEnukSE ~

i OOMPT ROLLER or THR CURRENoY,
WAsBIsGToN, July l6, 1s6S-Whsrsss. by satisfac-
tory evidence Dresented to the undersigned it has
been made 70 appear that the FIRST National Bank
Of Washington, In the county OF Washington and
Distrct OF Coium oia has beer duly rgauzed under
and according to tAe requirements of the act of
Congress entitled An act to provide . national
currency. secured by pledge of United States
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re-
semption thereof" approved February IS 1853 and
has with ali the provisions of said act re-
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
Now therefore, /, Hugh McCulloeh Com ptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
First National Bank of Washinston, county OF
LED to commence the business of Banking under
the act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
IL. and seal Of ONCE this 18th day of July. 1863
HUGH MCCULLOCH.
w - d?r, Comp-ro of the Currency
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DRoPosALs FOB STEAM MACHINERY

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Jnly 24th, 1863.
TIisf DAY OF Aueusr. receive ssALED PROPOSALS
TOT the construction of Steam Machinery for
setting insspendsnti, - Of each osasT
There viii be, for each vessel. two pair Of direct
,s e.
over Il shaft. The diameter of each cylinder to
De h!sy hve inches, and the stroke of it. piston
The boilers to be Of the horisontaI tu ubulsr kind.
xth 90, square feet @ OF CRATE Of not exceeding 6
face: The iuees to Be- Of brass Shells to be- inch
ash ssa far
pounds For square inch.
'sssrs e be as mp ~ % Of and
to have four blades and to be two feet long. They
WI De IRON ron ne ne sSantsr 9f the vessel BY
brass pipe eonnectins the hanger With the Hull =
its rhess h.w wiz Be r;suiIsd sisht blowing engines
BIO. INTO = .irsisht alo room Zach boiies .iil IL
be usa1,1ed to hsys an i.u1sry steam pump the
msn.s, stores, stc. required in susS naval con-. W.
tracts are to be furnished.
for steamins the vessel ss coal Snnsers, n.'si sSa
alleys, etc. and is to b in ali respects com sIste
The sa1isy of ns,eris q % .ss .srlm IN
.hip to se arst class secordius naval standard.
Dspsltnsn. for approval before executing them
as M +
The machinery is 70 be srec.ad in the vessels It
S. fly:a H.s ass: s kkss Nam I'd
Philadelphia. The plopossI win state the name % or
names Of the Navy Yards At which the psrtles in.
tend 70 furnish the maehinsry the names Of the
for which they propose TO furnish { he maohinery
in the vessel eonplete and ready for steam ing and
viii guarantee TO complete tie work
The proposals. are to be endorsed" P,oposals foy
Sfeam MaeAtnery Of Vessels 1r,h T.so Ssretrs - to
distinguish them from other business letters The
contract will embrace the usual conditions and
payments will be made In the ususl manner A. the
work progresses.
/ The Department reserves the right to reject any
this advertisement, IL. in its opinion, the public
Interest requires. ~ 9s-2av