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chosen does not ut the time of vol
reach the. maximum mum
Der allowed. and upon such company
hri;,y selected. the volunteer Will re-
cciv- from the Enrolling officer
TO the effect that he has so
vnIuntecred; and no volunteer Will
be- received into any company -N-
cent on such certificate. Persons
who fail 10 make their selections ut
thu. tim. of eurollment, will be as
signed according 10 existing rcgula-
tiuns.
V. Persons who report to the
Enrolling officer will be enrolled, and
may b. allowed II turlough OF ten
dnys before reporting t" the Camp
Of Instruction.
VI. All persons. whether vo!un-
t.ors or con-crip,s, under this order
will pass through the Camps OF In
struc,ion of the State to which they
belong. and b. torw arded thence to
the companies which are selected, or
to which they may be assigned.
VII. The Bureau of Conscripts
il charged with adopting proper reg
ulatiu,ls for the enforcement of this
order.
VIII. All exemptions heretofors
granted are subject to revision, under
instructions from the Bureau of Con
Scripr,on. and if found to he improper
or unauthorized by law. will be- re-
! vosrd.
By order
(SignciD 5. COOPER.
Adj't & Insp. Genl.
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An act authorizing the Govern

An act authorizing the Governor
to call into the military service of
the State all free persons of color, be-
tween the ages Of l6 and So, came
up in the House yesterday. Mr..
Chapman. of Desoto. offered an
amendment, allowing persons called
out under this bill to be exempted on
theic sending a slave in their stead.
This amendment was adopted by the
casting vote of Mr.. Elan, the Speak
err. On motion TO reconsider the
vote adopting this amendment, Messrs
Blanks, .Deugherty Drake, Foul
houze, Gilmore, Griffin. Hargis, Haw.
kins, Helm, Hodge, Jack. Johnston
of Rapides, Jamison, Lacy, Mott,
Morehead, Osborn, Peck, Robertson
and Taylor, of Union. 90, veted yea
and Messrs. Anderson, of Madison
Anderson, of st. Landry, Barry. Der
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A Strike among tie Sailors IN N'cu
York.-Father w, lies, as he is call =
ed, has been put in possession of the
proceedings of meeting of sailors.
recently held in New York city. and
was so annoyed thc:cat as to be in
duced to "cuss" considerably. The
sailors demand grog and pr;ze money.
They complain of the regulation pro-
hibiting grog rations, and OF the vex-
a,ious delays in the distribution of
prlze money The meeting recon-
mcnd- sailors TO ship on merchant
men instead of cnlis,ing in the Navy
Admiral Farragnt is unable to get n
full crew for his vessel, and other
commanders are in like prcdfeaNtEnt
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MONDAY, JAN. rs. 1861.

The House met at ] / o'clock. AN.
Tn. Hon. J. B. Elan, Speaker, in the
Chair, and present
Messrs Anderson of st. Landry. Blanks
Chapman, Cotton, Couvillion. Dougherty,
Drake. Foulhouze. Gilmore. Griffin. HargiS
Hawkins. Head, Helm, Hodge, Jack Jew
ell, Joffrion, Johnston of Rapidcs. John
s;on of Iberville, Jamison. Mayo, Mott.
McCranie, McEnery, Myers, Murrell. More
head, Newsom. Osborn, Peck, Perkins.
Pitre, Presley. Roubieu. Taylor of Carroll,
and Taylor Of Union. 80 members.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr..
Noseley of Shreveport.
The journal of Saturday last was ead.
corrected. and approved.
Messrs. 7. B. Helm of Rapides, and W..
l.. Jewell Of Pointe Coupee, were sworn
and took their seats.
A message was received from the Senate
through w Z. Wagner. Esq. its Secretary.
asking the concurrence OF the House in an
Act entitled
An Act to punish persons for harboring
deserters.
Nh Taylor of Carroll, moved to dispense
with the rules in order to take up the reso-
luton relative to gunboats and cotton and
wool cards,
No objection being made the same Rep
resentative moved to concur in the substi-
tute for said resolution as adopted by the
Senate.
There being no objection the substitute
was concurred in.
Mr.. Foulheuze asked and obtained leave
to withdraw from the files of the unfinished
business of last session a bill entitled
An Act to dispose by donation of Frank
lin College,
With a view of offering substitute for
said bill tomorrow.
On m,tion of Mr.. Myers the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the sd Rule of The
Honse of Representatives of the State OF
Louisiana, Be SO amended as to read as
follows, to-wit:
10. The Chief Clerk shall read the Jo,Tn-
al daily from the sheet on which the min
,r.es are written and after being so read
and corrected, the said minutes shall be
recorded in the Journal, and copies in the
English language only, authenticated by
the signature of the Chief Clerk shall be
prepared for delivery at his desk to the
printer by 10 o'clock on the day following
that on which it shall have been read.
On motion of Mr. Foulhouze the Senate
was informed that the House would be
ready to receive them at liz O'Clock to-day
in this Hall for the purpose Of performing
the ceremony of inaugurating Governor
Henry w. Allen and l4ieutenantG oyerno
BENJAMIN w. Pearce.
And u message in response was received
Rola the Senate announcing that That hon
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Great Gail IN Grc1H Bt7hG'H.-
England was visited about two weeks
ago with a terrific gale. and thu dis
asters th.rrtrom were numerous and
severe. The loss in human life. too,
il would seem, was terrible 10 con
tnmplat.; in one place, il"iyh""d. So
bodies having already ii"ated IN.
while nearly dozen more could be
seen upon the surtac" Of the waters,
drifting with the It'd" towards Tia"
shore. These were mostly til" bodies
of tn. crews and officers 1t the coast
ing and other vessels which had be-
come uun. anagcable and wrecked
during tn. prcvalenc' of the gale.
One or two American Vessels wrr:
among those wrecked and sunk
The effect of thu gale was not only
felt at sea. but all over the country,
chimneys, roofs. trees, houses, barns.
&c, being blown down. frequently
attended 10y loss OF iite.-Nao York
ETpress.
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ornbje BODY was ready to JOIN the House
os ,hnvc invited.
Tn, senate also through ". +. Wagner,
Esq. its Secretary. asked the concurrence
of the House in the bill entitled
An Act to repeal the I'd Section OF an
Act entitled An Act relative to the state
Library approved Mrrch 10, 1870.
On motion OF Mr., Head II was resolve"
that one hundred copies of the report o'
the Surgeon General of the state be PRINT
ed with the report of the Adjutant General
for the use OF the House.
Mr.. Myers introduced bill entitled
An Act for the rc!ict of John Hewitt:
Which was read. and the rules being dis,
pensed with. was read second tim" and
referred to the committee ON the Judiciary
Mr.. Hawkins introduced niii entitled
An Act 10 repeal in part an Act emil
tied an act to authorize the transfer oi "a
part OF the gree Scnooi Acc'''"'t''nS
Fund and OF the Levce ana Drainage una
to the General fund "a Il loan approved
goth June, 1868, and Tor 'he re-tFahs'er ''
the same ,
me r"''s oe',s 81" '''o'1A ~ -, ~.
committee on Finance.
Jo,,.r Session.
TIL. Senate apneored Mt IN. door .c the
I'M of K.nresrn,atiyes AMI were invited
1 ia seat. by The Speak r. I'M oint session.
! The Hon. I.iru..na,l-liuvc fIvams
!, tho chair ~ President Of tn. senate and
nres.n, the. following Senators, viz:
! ,,.-s ,hp.v m.,rraw, Butler. Coco.
r,.'.',.l -, c. Io,t Mcdonald
| ,, - pn', T,,,5, Wal,
" nd U-.;rh,mrn IL S,,,,or.
T,'' '' -, ,hss, ;i",... h,.i,g ,is, coi,.a
thor, war. present.
/ The Hon. j. Il. Elan. Speaker. and
Ncssrs Anderson of St Landry, Anderson
of Madison Berry. Blanks, Chapman, Cotton.
Cruvillion Doughcrtv. Drake, Foulhouz-.
! Gilmore. Griffin. Hargis. Hawkins. Head.
! Helm Hodge, Jack. Jamlson. Jewell,
Jotfrion. Johnston of RapiGes John. Tn ui
! lheryiilr. Mayo. Mott. McCranic. Nc f.r"ry
MYERS. Murreli Morch"ad. N-wsST,. Osborn,
Peck. Perkins P.tre. PRESLEY. Ss6bcG tsun.
/ Huubieu. Snyder of Bo-sier Taylor of Car
roll and Tavlur OF Union. A. Representa-
tiyes.
The following WAS then ordered to be
! read n the Programme of Proceedings
agreed upon bv III. special Joint commit.
tee ON the inauguration
I,,-..,.r,r,o>. ,, Gov Aura.
january -''h' 4e'f.
ProcrdHDae.
/ lst. The two House. hall meet in tn,
Hall OF the House of REPRESENTATIVES a.
m O'Clock. a. n, and repair thence. to til,
! front of he Cupital
ID. Roll call of the two Houses
I'd. Administration of oath to Gov. Allen
and Iirut-I;"y. rearc..
4lh inaugural by Gov. Allen.
9Th. Adjournment O, two Houses TO thct
respective chambers.
SAM CLARKE
Chm, of Joint Com of Inaurlra;ion
ur poho.,y,, =, b.h,1, =, ill.,. s,i,
comm;t,r, cnnInc,rJ .b,. S.n,,.. and unm..
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~. Chapman. Collins. Cotton. Cou-
villon, Head. Jewell, Joffrion, John
ston, Of Ibervillc, Herman. Mayo,
McEnery. Myers. Murrell, Newsom,
Perkins, Pitre. PRESLEY, Snider. Of
Bossier, 90 voted nay. So the policy
of allowing free negroes to exempt
themselves from service by substi-
tutes, prevailed. z
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Disposition Of Substitute EXempts

The following are the general or
ders in relation to those who have
put substitutes in the army:
Adj't & Insp. Generals Office
Richmond, Jan. Q, 1864.
General orders No. 2.
|. The following acts of Congress
and Regulations are Published Tor
the information Of all concerned
therein:
AN ACT to prevent the enlistment
or enrolment of Substitutes III
the military service OF the Con
federats States.
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A bill has been introduced in fire
Yankee Congress for the suppression
OF traffic ofgold and exchange. regard
ing it "as calculated to depreciate
tn" currency and increase the prices
of the necessaries of life"
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Special attention is directed to all
advertisements in this city, among
which will be foand important official
orders.
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The Boston Post says that John
Slidell has taught Louis Napoleon
draw-poker, and they play together
at the Tpilleries.
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HEAD QUARTERS TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
SuRKvEPoRT. La. February Z, 1854
[ Extract.1
SPECIAL ORDERS !

VII The following article. labor herein named ,dop
nonn the ton o nconccrn
%
I" will
ai,en6n
o It's vsionn nia
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Chr 5emi-W'eekau 9ews.
Published on Tuesday and Friday.
.JNo. D1ChINScN
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

JOB NC of every
description, plain or colored. executed on ns
reasonable terms as the timesMil admit
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BY command nf
=. : A>uEK>oS, Asst Adjt. Gen.
Louisiana papers publish tour times
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DRoP osALs FOR WOOD.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT of WashtRgfoR,
1nf(K i.( xfera, L.

Headquarters DEPARTMENT Of Washington,
Office of Cif Qsarter,nnstr.
Warrington, O, March u, 1884,
the tSops in are and sround ot the ior %
specified, from parties owning wood or wood lands
North Of the Potomse-For.s sumner. Mansfield,
BBsysId simno 9s, asinss Reno g.. Kss.nsy: De
Hi, Saratoga, .Tha, er sad LEooln, and Batteries
spe sds, Kimball. Parrot, and Cameron.
Bsst OF Eastern Branch PotomAe.forts ireole,
Carroll SNYDER Stanton, Baker, Dsyis, Dupont,
sout b OF Potomac-yorts Marcy, Etnan Allen, O.
2. Smith, Bennett, De KAib, Ooreoran, HaRsArty,
Woodbury.. Whippie, Cas-. Tildnshaat, Craig. and
Proposals will be received under this sdvert ise-
ment for wood snyw here within the limits OF the
Departn emit Of Washington for supply of troops in
Propes Viii BE- msa. in tn. following manner;
to wit:
] For wood standing tprics per cord.
8. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
, md aa.s
the near est fort, camp or static for troops.
Zach bidder must attach his full name aud post
ofio address to his bid, and the names OF oil par
ties interested In the proposals must appear in the
Bids will be opened from time to time, and Don.
Tracts or purchases made - the wood may be re-
The tight is reserve to accept al or any part of
No verbal proportions win be entertained, but
every bid, or modification of the same. must be in
Propo.als should be endorsed "Proposals TO-.
WOOD" ana addressed q ELIAS n. CRIME,
Lieut.. Col. aud Chief Qusrtermsster.
mh38-et Department OF Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

0RpNAsoE OFFICE,
WAsHiHsros, April s, 1884.
Sealed Propesals win be received at this Depart
eHsrS ss
Iron Plates and Bars as hereinafter specified, ne
% Bar bette Front Pintle,
81 Barbette Center Pintle,
For 1e-inch Guns.
30 Front Pintle Barbette,
70 From. Pintie Barbette.-
The parts required for Wrought Iron Barbette
and Casemate Carriages are as follows:
~ FOR TOP CARRIAGE.
Guide Hooks, Guide Hook Bar, Trunnion Beds.
Rails Rail flases s Rail cberds, Rail Braces,
TTsnso%s. Angle iron Floor Cssts Pints Tran;
Shapes, Hurters, Chassis, step, Assembling Bolts.
parts oa IS safrE oa RI CHASSIS
The number and dimensions of the iron plates
Bills Of iron in ordnance 1 40 a. copies
New
York agency or at this office, Printed schedules,
can be obtained at tho above named places. On
these bidders will state the price. at which they
The iron to be used in the manufacture of the
plates and bars to be as follows:
Check Plates and Rail Plates of medium quality
less than IS 600 lbs per square inch '''A'''' NV
sSna all to be Of best quality charcoal angs
less than Is, 900 lbs per square inch, ~
Trunnion Beds to be of best quality of charcoal
iron, tenacity not less than a,pD lbs per square
Checks braces, Hunters, and Counter hurters,
all to be of good medium iron. Tenacity not less
than 4s orc lbs Per square inch p
Shoes, and Angle Iron, to be of good quality of
well refined 6brous iron. Tenscity not less than
$3.50 lbs per square inch. ,
AXles for 8 inch and lO-nch carriages. and all
Traverse Wheel Journals, to be of best charcoal
fbrous iron. Tenaeity not less than 5000 lbs per
All Bolts and Rivets to be of best charcoal ibrous
iron. Tenacity not less than IS 800 lbs per square
inch.
HAMMERED IRON.
ANIeS tor l5-1nch Carriages, and all Fork shapes,
and Tongues for Casemate Carriages. to be of the
best charcoal iron. Tenacity no less than 5000
pounds per square inch.
Bidders will specify the date at which they can
commence deliveries, and the rate at which they
can deliver each part thereafter.
actually engaged in the manufacture of this
similar kinds of work, and who can bring ample
evidence that they have in their own shops all the
machinery and appliances for turning out the full
amount OF work as specified by them.
Bldders viii be requi red to furnish proper sure,
Wifi % M the
lures
to into bonds with approved. sureties for it's
faithful execution
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
VIII be notlhed and furnished with forms of con
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals viii be addressed to - Rrigaiier Gen
eral George ID: Ramsay. Chief of Ordnance. Wash
ington, D c., and will be endorsed Proposals
25 wrought iron plates and Ha5s for r9p
Std Brigadier General Chief Of Ordnance
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UDefB may De made TOT one or more articles, at
the optis Of the bidder. and in case more than
ops a. ticle Is contained In the offer the Chief of
the Bureau viii, have the right to accept one or
more o. the articles contIiusd in such offer and
reject the r. mainder. The prices be form
and offers must embrace OF Of any or more Of
The articles delirerable at all the stations.
bidders are referred to the sam pies at the said
Navy Yards. and to the Advertisement Of this
ton as to the laws and regulations Tin pam phlet
form esardidg contracts, to the off css OF the
Agents
Blank forms az proposals. may b Obtained Oh up
pEtcGttoH TO The nary agents at Portsmouth, Nstc
Hompshire; Boston Ne,o York, Philadelphia, Batti-
more ard at this Bureau. mhg- Ias4W
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PROPOSALS.
DRoP06ALS POR STEAM PUMPS, BOILERS,
AND PIPE.
GRIP OuARIERMASIrR'S OFFICE,
QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPoT or WASHINGTON.

WAsHrNeToN, D. G., April |, 1854
ssaise proposals. will be received at this ONCE
1 NM mondsy April nth 1854 at u O'clock M, for
5ne os,lyery at q Street Wharf or Baltimore snd
0hio Railroad depot, in the city of Washington,
" Y, OF the following named articles, viz:
ist. one No. Worthipgton Steam Pump, COM
"a One Steam Boiler, 8 feet long, feet IA diam
esef, WITH ~ tabes, feet long IA inches in diane
ter hre box feet deep feet high, 20 inches vide
similar 70 the new boiler now in use at Mount
Pheasant Hospital, near the city of Washington.
iron 23e inches in diameter.
The above named articles, offered by the sue
cessfSl bidder will be subjected to rigid inspec-
tioh before accepted, payment for the same to be
made upon the delivery and acceptance of the
whole amount.
Delivery ofthe articles named will be required
of contract.
! Bends in a sum equal to the whole amount of the
eontract signed by the contractor. and two y re-
sPonslble persons, the responsibility of whom
shonld be certified to by some officer Of the Gov
ernment known to this Office, will be required.
Proposals from disloyal persons will not be con-
sldered, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals.
Tor steam Pump, Boiler, and Pipe. - and addressed
to the undersigned. D. II. FUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quar- ter master,
aplSt Depot of Washington.
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THE EVENING STAR,
q r PIC lAks

Var Department, Adj atant General, 0Hce,l
Warrington, April 7. 1854. !
Sp<efal Orders, No. ILL., Extract.)-25. Upon
ne recomme ndation Of the Military commits
zion. Instituted by Special Orders No 80, series
Of 1883, from this office, First Lieutenant John
Jones, I'd Battalion Veteran REESE: We Corps,
dismissed by Special Orders No. EJ3, March 3,
le64, from this Office, is hereby restored to his
command, with pay from the dHte at which he
geioips his regiment for duty, provided the va-
sancy has not been filed.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General
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Not Entitled to Paw

War Experiment, Adjutant Generaps 0Hee,l
Washington, March 1, 1854. !
Circular No. 21.-The following extract from
Ger sral Orders No. 81, dated War Department,
JSly q, II So, - furnished for the information
ANA guidance OF all concerned:
The following regulations have been received
from the War Department. and are published
- the Army.
Soldiers confined by civil authority are not
entitled to pay during such confinement, I'M
less discharged therefrom without trial, or by
trial and acquital; and commanders Of COM
panies and detachments are required to state
explicitly upon the muster-rolis of their COM
pAniee or deta chments the period of such con-
fnements and whether the soldiers SO confined
were discharged without trial, and, If tried,
whether they were acquitted or convicted.
f. ID. TowNsBND,
-. Assistant Adjutant General.
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nRDNANCDORFIOH.
" WAR DEPARTMENT,

OBDNANc19RFI0l.
WasAinston, D. G., March Is. 1884.
until April s sss = 'nes o1 fes
to be delivered in the following quantities ct tie
undermined Arsenals, viz:
200 sets 4. tie Frankfort Arsenal. Bridssbu,s.
ssSS ks s Esas " fsy s. hsnl:: 70 To-
7:s yts:s
s sbs s t.
be accepted 2, paid for bot such =. are approved
BEST ~ snnsa Tse
shSn I! belt viii bs included il the set:
n Of . a.p
sontIaeted ior; tho hrst delivery 70 be male on sae
S.iiurs 81 to make deliveries .. specified tim. will,
subject the contractor 70 forfeiture Of the namoer
TIE Requirements must b. boxed 10 the usual
manner the eoxes TO De charged at cost. to Do de-
Bidders win state explicitly the Arsenal or Arse
nails, where the, propose to deliver, and the nu a
eers 81 SEE they propose to deliver ut each place.
No bids viii be considered from parties other
cute In their own shops the work proposed for
tre%ents Other Il ~ those msd. in his own saon,
they vi be rejected. and the con :rsct rendered
null and void
Bidiels viii enclose with their bids the write
acknO wledgmenA CT their sureties ovsr their own
aianatures,
Each party obtaining Q contract will be Obliged
70 enter into bond With approved suresiss for its
Upon the avard being made. successful bidders
will be notified, and furnishsd with forms OF con.
tract and bond.
The Department reserves ths rish t to reject any
or all bids, If not deemed satisfactory.
raj GEORGE D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Wssa.
ingtoqk d. g ,"and endor.ed Proposals for Infan-
try Advertisements - GIOAGB D. RAMSAY
mh26.affd Brig. Gen. Chief or Ord nance
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" ASHINGTON ARSENAL,
w WASHINGTON. d O.. NJ,

NV ASHlNGTON ARSENAL,
" WAsHIHGToa. d o., March 26, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received until April 10 at this
Arsenal for furnishing the following buildia ma
terials deliverable at the Wharf at southes8t angie
of Arsenal grounds
800 y elbow Pin. Piles. middle diameter one foot.
ging in length from % to 80 feet, as follows:
30 Piles, 2 to % feet,
leo Piles, ~ to q feet.
l4O Piles, Is to a feet
2s5 Oak Piles, middle diameter one foot. ranging
in length from Is to so feet, as follows
30 Piles, % to y feet,
10 Piles, 81 to 50 feet,
S. Piles, 50 10 IS feet
Ii Piles, 50 to 40 feet,
Piles, 80 feet. -
1905 running feet Oak Stringers, middle diamater
one foot, to cut % feet. faced on one side.
round.
1900 running feet Oak stringers, middle diameter
one foot, 70 cut % feet, round
500 running feet square Oak Timber, foot
foot, to cut z fest.
10, 600 superficial feet Of two-inoh Oak Plank to
cut Is feet, being 30,DG0 lumber feet.
Small legs for cribbinR and flooring, diameter
to inches, and to cut feet long, enough to cover
IS 900 superficial feet being, say 90 300 running
PROPOSALS will specify at what time deli vsries
will be completed. j. g. BENTON
NH G. l3t Captain Commanding.