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SRNKEN

Jan a. 1atl s, Ion s. +. ship Cromwell. croekor,
from Calcutta. for Boston.
Feb %. lat 81 "a n. Ion 80 % W. shin John Tucker
Hallett. from Boston for Valparaiso
March Is, lat "A %, lon "A. passed ship GUY Man
nering. from New York for Liyerpool
March 81 lat Al Al, Ion co "a was passed shin Nor.
way, from Liverpool for New York
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THE LADY's BooK.-We are indebted to
the publisher, Mr.. Cooley, for copy of the
April number of his matchless magazine. 1t
has become almost an indispensable article in
every Mell-regnlated family
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D1-Our edition this morning amounts 10
l5l quires, or 1924 copies, and we also work
this forenoon as the outside of our weekly
edition, 96 quires, or 1904 copies. This is
very satisfactory pile of paper to work Off for
ajournal not yet two years old, or would be
IL 1t cost nine and half cents pound as it
did In the start, instead of seventeen or more,
% at present.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

Notice is hereby givon that the Handkerchief Shoai
Light Vessel has parted her moorngs and has arriy-
ed safely at anchor of Edgartown harbor.
She will be replaced upon her station in a day or
two of which due notice will be given.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
JOHN MARSTON,
Commodore U, $. ", L. II. Inspector I'd Dict.
Iu-tx Afnr,l IA.
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EH-if you are goingt TO the West, South, or North
West, procure Through Tickets at LITTrE's Union
Ticket Oifice, No. 81 Exchange Street where YOU
may have choice of routes at the lowest rates Of
fare and obtain all needfal information.
Nov. 2. 1853, TuThS&wtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

The Cumberland Steam Fire Engine Company No
return their heartfelt thanks to Mr.. j. H. Hamn
for the breakfast and refreshments furnished them
at tho late fire on Hobson's Wharf.
Per order, s. A. CHESLEY, Clerk
Portland, March &C. 1864
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[Bg Telegraph 10 Merchants Erchdnoe1
Boston. March Is Ship Northampton, before re.
ported at Proyincetown sailed at 'cok AM to-day
in tow of steamer Star ofthe South
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Sore Throat,
Cough,
Gold

and similar troubles IL suffered TO progress, result
IN serious Pulmonary. Bronchial and Asthmatie az
feetions. oftentimes incurablc.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
are compounded so TO reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief.
meh6 dim
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DISASTERS.

Brig Nantasket before reported ashore on Bran
dywine Shoal is good coppered vessel 198 tons reg.
istcr built at Cherryfeld in 1862 owned by John 5
Emery Co, of Boston. Nathan Hinkey. and j w
Sawyer. Of Cherryfed, and valued at $1,000. In.
sured for S40.0.
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Wanted.

A N honest and intelligent Bay, about Is years of
IA age. to learn the D.y Goods business, By
,s,s s.e 10. ToLFoRD & CO.
mehzs du No. Q, Free ST., Block,
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NottCh hereby given that meetin AZ OF ne IN,
~ migrdaf Aid Associafien OF Maine :, will be
neta A. the United States Hotel. in lortiand on
Monday. April the 4th, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ Tor ths
parpcse Of eecting an organixaf on for the election
VI Associates and Oniecrs, an for general business
N. A. FARWELL,
X. ID. RICE,
GEO. STEfSON.
Augusta, March a. 1854. mch26 dtd
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International Steamship Company.
EastpOrt, Calais & st. JOIN.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

On and affer Mons ay. March a.
fturrrr4lssyA>S NEW BRUNSw, OK. Cant n n
- - g Winchester, viii leave k.ilroas al
wharf, Ioot OF State Street. e sery Monday At
O'Clock r NJ: and the Steamer NEW ENGLAND
Tor Eastport and 81. John, N. b. connecting nj 81
John with steamer Emperor for DiRby. Windsor and
diac aud all way stations e' S-s
u Returning. viii leave St. John every Monday and
thursday AS O'Clock A, NJ, for Eastport Portland
Eastport for Machlas.
Freight for Calais will be forwarded by railing yes
sells for the present. "
Through tickets procured of the Agents and Clerk
on board Steamers.
thursdays. -A~
mch2s dtf &C. EATON, Agent.
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The sch reported ashore at Wellheet 24th was the
Vivid. Thompson. OF and from st John NIB, with
lumber. for New fork. She has feet water in her
hold Crew saved
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BoSToN-Ar 2ith, Br ship Magnet Heating. Liv-
erpool Feb 2S Br sch Ino, Speight, st John NIB Eb-
en- Brown, Burns, Thomaston.
Cid bark 0rchilla. Hayener, Cardenas; sch N & Ii
Gould. Crowen Baltimore: Frank Herbert, Crow
ell Wilmington, Del; Torpedo, Low, Hilton Head,
sc.
Ar 25th, schs J Haraden, Bunker. Gouldsboro;
Lapwing. Hallowell. Belfast; Juno. Smith, and Sa-
rah. Conary. Rockland; Globe. Snowman, Portland.
Cid ship Italia, Patten. Bath. TO load for New Or
leans; schs City Point, Matthews, St George; Cam
go, Smalley. Belfast; Laura Jane. Ryan. do.
EDGARrowN-Ar 2lst brig Alruccabah. BRAY,
Philadelphia for Boston; sch George Prescott for
do.
PORT ROYAL SC-Ar llth, schs Ann Z Glover
Harmon Jacksonville; ID Mccarthy Young and
james NJ Parsons, Shaw, Philadelphia; l. NJ Reed do;
lIth, Martha Ann, Sargent Boston; Caleb Stetsou.
Robinson; Maria Lunt. Tracy, and Lath Rich. Bon
hon New York; 18th, brig belmont, Locke, Wiswell
Bucksport
Cid i4th. brig Mary E Thompson. Iampher, New
York; sehs Kate, Treiethen, jacksonville; 18th. J l.
Leach, Endicott. Philadelphia.
PHlI.ADELPHlA-Ar I'D brig Mary l. Thomp-
son. Lampher Port Royal sc.
Cid 22d, sch Snew Flake, Dixon, Fortress Monroe.
Cid 2ith. sch f G Willard, Parsons, Portland.
NEW YoRK-Ar 2Sd, sch Cherub. Bailey, Port
land.
CID 2sd. barks Gratta. Craig. Cadiz; Boynton.
Ar 2ith, ship Java, Daggett, Glasgow.
NEwPoRT-Ar 23d, sch Lizzie, Guptill, Of and fm
Roekland.
In port 23d, PM, the above arrival and brig John
Balch, for Cuba ldg; William Fletcher. OF aud from
Bath for Phadephia. ready; Nietoryi Harris, Port
land for Washington DC; Angeline. nix oI and from
RocEand for Providence; Forest, Conary. Of aud
from do for do; Froe, Kennedy, of and from do for
New York.
PoRTsMOUTH-Ar 2ith. sch chas Carroll, Iugra-
BELFAST-Ar 9TH, bark Eva II Fisk. tnewl Fisk.
Camden, TO load with hay for New Orleans: 18th sch
valier1. Shute. Portland; Fleetwood. Mcdonald,
CID 2lst, schs S Lewis, Harris, Boston; Two
Friends, Bagley, Portland.
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A Carsl.

L DESIRE TO tender TO the Portland Fire Depart
Il ment my sincere thanks for their long epd sue
esssiu efforts TO resist the progress of the FIRE on
Hobson's whaf by which il was saved from complete
Obstruction j. H. HAMLfN
Portland, March, 26, 1864. mch2e it
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at London sth, Sabrino Woodward, aud Mar
Warren. kinsman, Calcutta
Sid from Portland y, sth American Eagle Urqu-
hart, from Londonl New York.
Ar at Newport 4th, Susan Blaisdcll. Eaton. Lon
don to load for San Francisco; Emily farnum.
Shines. London.
Sid from the Clyde sth John Bull. Todd. Boston.
Ar at Greenock 9Th. Cumberland. Dixon. n lork
AR At Queenstown 9Th. North America lsl Portland
land proceeded 90 LIVERPOOL
Ar at smyrna, 25ih uit. Starlight, Reynolds. nom
New York.
Ar at HavTe 9Th inst. MatokA. Stevens. Callao.
Ar at Antworp 9Th last. Corsair hughcs. n York I;
9Th. Orion, Cook, do.
Ar at Hong Hong Jaa ~, Avon, Ingersoll. Boston
Aug Is. via st John NIB
Ar At Singapore Jan "a Odessa. Nichols. Penang.
Passed Aniier Jan .. Gen Putnam, Babson, from
Shanghae for liverpool
Ar at Bomha, Feb Q. Mary Croker. stubcl, Cal
cutta; 10th. Pcrcles. SNOW, Boston Sept IL; Esme-
ralda. Nork. Calcutta.
Ar at Liverpool nth. llbernia lsl Portland.
Cid 9th. Empress Lyons, EastPorti b A Palmer,
Evans New York.
Ar at Newport 9th. Rising Son. skolaeld London
At Shields 10Th, Tecumseh, Rowland, for Bareelo.
and North America.
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Launched-On Wednesday last from the ward of
Blaisdel, Bath, fine schooner named Adriana
80 tons burtken. She is to be commanded BY Capt
Samuel Williams. -
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Speech of Gen. Neal Dow,
IN THE
NEW CITY HALL, PORTLAND

Thursday Evening, March "a. 1864,
On his Return from. Captivity ia e Rebel
Prison.
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Immigrant Ala Association.

Portland. March g. 1854
meh2s taprill5
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az To cure a cough, hoarseness, or any disease of
the throat and lungs. Howess Cough Pills. Sold
BY H. H. Hay, Portland, and by druggists generally
jan27 d& w3ms
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THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

ne new YORK 1rttune'S correspondent
writes under date of January: Charleston
takes fire and burns apace from the effect OF
the hombardment. So accurate has practice
and Putnam, that they can drop their shell int
any part OF the city that is within range. The
batteries nm wisely bniit by r. T. Bueaure.
gard, "General,'' etc., to draw upon the CITY
the fire OF General Gilmore's forces, have been
abandoned. In future, rebels will be apt TO re-
member that cities containing forts, guns, and
forces within their Inhabited limits, will be
considered as exempt from the privileges ac-
corded to the locations Of non -combatants and
will be fired on-for the sake Of the offensive or
defensive appliances they contain.
On Sunday morning last, fires were noticed
in two places in the city. Eventually, nearly
all OF the nest OF vipers once known as Charles.
ton will be burned, and the demented knaves
who brought on this war, in order to destroy
the nation, will find themselves with no other
dwelling than that which they may share with
the bats and owls.
The fires in Charleston always spread, and
burn tor hours at time. Last Sunday they
lasted eight hours.
One of the effects Of last weeks stress of
weather" was the washing ashore Of another
rebel obstruction at the entrance Of Charleston
harbor. 1t was novel iron cable, composed
OF entire Trails, linked together. A party Of
our soldiers hauled it on to the beach. The
high tides, rapid currents, moving shoals, and
strong winds, have accomplished far more than
human ingenuity and energy could do to re-.
move this kind OF secesh defences
+. S-12 m.-1nformation Just received at
headquarters has been impaired to me that
there are three new iron. clad ships now build
ing in Charleston. Two Of these are fashioned
on the plan OF the DuDderburg.
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LEVEE AT THE WHITE HoUsK.-Owing to
he unpleasant state of the weather the attsn.
dance at the White House last night was
smaller than 1t would otherwise have been.
Out lot the same reason the visit there was
more agreeable than when there is a big rush,
as on New Years day, for instance.
Lord Lyons was present. and the army was
represented by Major General Heintzlsmar
Mayor General French, Q uartermaster General
Meigs, and others Of prominence. Secretarv
Seward was present Assistant Secretary of
State Fred. Seward, Speaker Colfax, Hon. Geo.
S. Boutwell,, B, B. French, Commissioner OF
Public Buildings, &c.
Among the brilliant gathering Of ladies present
were Mrs. Lincoln. (doing the honors of the
Executive Mansion with usual grace and
courtesy,) Miss Seward, Mrs b. b. French
and Miss French.
The President seemed In excellent spirits,
and gave q cordial welcome to all corners,
humble or distinguished.
The Marine Band, under Scala, performed
excellent music throughout the evening
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Exciting News from Bast Tennessee,
HEAVY CAVALRY FIGHT.
THE ENEMY BADLY REPULSED.
LONGsTREET HEAVILY REINRoRCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13--The Inquirer pub
fishes the following special diepath:
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 12.--Affairs in East Ten.
nesse are very exciting.
A heavy cavalry fight occurred near Straw.
berry Plains last Sunday / E.'t
The enemy was repulsed with severe loss
Longstreet has been heavily reinforced from
Lees and Johnston's armies. FIiHt
The reiniereements from Johnsten's army
are on the south side OF the Holstein river. Fl
Longstreet's headquarters are at Red Bridge.
Our picket lines front each other at Blair's
Gross Roads, twenty miles northeast of Knox
vile. sa -'@gf.' t.ts-s
Our repulse at Beams Station was very tri-
fling. .aTaBE Esra
Lopgstreets position is a splen did one, pre-
senting river and mountain front.
Forrest has been badly handled In West and
Middle Tennessee, but has managed to escape
with most OF his command. Ha#H a.a.rf
The rebel army on our front has been largely
increased by cons cripts. a-,.-
johnston maintains q bold front at Tunnel
Hill and Dalton. ~ .-af 11z -f#11s7s 10 ,
General Grant left Knoxville via Cumber-
land Gap, this morning, making q complies
circuit of this department, having reached
Knoxville via Chattanooga. ,rrH
The army is In good condition.
We have plenty to eat. The weather Is in.
tensely cold. But there is little sickness.
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DRoPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAplB

Posr OFFICE DEPARrMEsT. January IL. 1854
eEALED Proposals will be received at this De
ssSPpFs
for the use of the Post 0ces in the Enitsd STATES
for one year. from and after the slst day of Decem
The 5sid Paper to be dsliysred free Q. expense
Post once b psrtment, 81 washing Ton, New Yori
The estimated quaint y and the quality It each
Agency for the year, are specified below.
1890 reams Of Wrsppins. Paper, - By Is in ehes
to that now in use in tho Department. ana to
and each ream to contain ~ perfect quires.
Distrie. No ., at Nst1 York City.
described in the estimates for district No. !.
District No. 8, at Buffalo, NY
nsned for a stRles No. Paper similar to that
The contract viii be awarded to the lowest and
g mcss
Il The Districts should be reconstructed, or in
,t in number or any Of them discontinued.
s. pro sa,a prices, Ara The postns,ter General
The q hs sres
it shall be found necessary to do so.
can
70 viii ssnd Win 's%5l 81 the article they
Each bidder, must furnish with his proposals.
Guslanteea OF his ability to comply with bis bid,
and certificate from his nearest Postmaster that
tuoh Gusrautors are credible and reliable cits ems
must also accom- psny his proposals.
Two sufhcient securities will be required to .
contract - =
Failures 10 furnish the article contra tied for
promptly. the furnishing an article inferior to
that con tracted for, will he cons Tered sufficient
eanae for the forfeiture of the contract.
Bids not made in accordance with hsse PROPOSALS
will not be considered =
Proposals must be marked on the outside Of the
envelope with the name of the article proposed
for, and the letter containing them addressed to
the First Assistant Postmaster General. Washing
ton. Nj BLAIR
js Bw4w o." Postmaster 9ererSl,
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Dispatches received at the Navy Depart
n emit announce that on the Sd instant the
flag ship Fahkee discovered steamer lying at
the entrance of Lockwood's Folly Inlet, N. O..
Her appearance indicated that she was a BLOCK
ade runner, and that she had been abandoned
by her crew and fired. Three boats were dis
patched from the Fahkee to be ard the steamer,
and II possible TO get her afioat The boats
were fired upon by sharpshooters OF the enemy,
but their fire was sileneed by the guns of the
Eahkee. The steamer proved to be the blockade
runner Bendigo, plying between Nassau and
Wilmington. She is a paddle wheel steamer
OF about 17s tons, and when captured had no
cargo or freight OF any kind.
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CONGRESSIO
CONGREss.-FIRsr SESSION
"WEDNESDAY, January 1J

WEDNESDAY, January 10.
SENATE.-Mr. Pomeroy presented petition
from corporation in New York, called the
institute of Rewards, with which Henry Ward
Beecher and associates are connected. He
thought this subject ,mmended itself strongly
to consideration. Referred to the military COM
mittee.
Mr.. Wade offered concurrent resolution to
raise committee on the conduct Of the war,
consisting Of three members OF the Senate and
four members OF the House, with power, and
who may employ stenographer. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr.. Grimes introduced bill to incorporate
the Metropolitan Railroad Company Of the
District Of Columbia Referred to the Commit
tee on the District Of Columbia.
MIR. Lane, of Kansas, introduced a bill to
prohibit the sale Of gold at higher price than
pre- walls in the regular market at New York
for u. s. bonds paying per cent interest in
gold, except for transportation and 10 pay debts
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Finance.
Mr.. Anthony offered resolution, viii n was
adopted, instructing the Military COMMITTEE to
inquire whether any Obstacles have bean
thrown In the way of the egfess Of colorsd mon
not subject 70 military duty here, and IL 90, By
whom. and by what authority OF law.
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o = I O I Al
Disnissals dsrins che week eadinS Janua.
~ Q, 1854.


Major A. q. A. Constable, LIST virgini, sral-
lery, to date Jar nary 8, 1884, with loss OF ali
pay and aliowanc es, for sxeorting money from
prisoners under his charge while Provost Mar
shall on the stan Of Major General Wool, and
for general bad character unfittins him to hold
any ONCE under the Governments.
Captain J. A. McCook, Sd United States in
Antry to date January 9, 1858, for drunken
ness and absence without authority. +TaHqhE
Captain Milton q. Dove, list Maryland cav.
airy, to date December %, 1863, for absence
without proper authority Ff s.. 20 .-r- "a
% Surgeon Michael ID. Benedict, 18th New York
volunteers, to date December IA, 1863, for ab-
sence without proper authority
Assistant Surgeon William H. Palmer, 9th
Michigan volunteers.
First Lieutenant H. B. Eggieston, nth Mich
igan volunteers, to date January Q, Issa far
conduct prejudicial TO good order and military
propriety.
First Lieutenant Michael Feensy, 7sd Nav
York volunteers, to date December II, 1863
First Lieutenant John T. vankuren. 5th Ten
nessee cavalry, to date December Il, 1863.
First Lieutenant and Quartermaster E. L.
Bishop, l00th New York volunteers, to date
December %, 1863, fer absence without proper
authority.
First Lieutenant s. H. Meredith, 10th Iudi
ana volunteers, to date January g. 1864, for be
in the city Of Washington without proper au-
thority, and falling to report At Headquarters
Provost Marshal under arrest.
Firsl Lieutenant J. r. Salla, 18th Massacby
setts battery, to date August u, 1862 for viola
ton Of the 57th Article OF War.
Lieutenant H. Livingston, It'll New Jersev
volunteers. to date August 81, 1863, for absence
without proper authority; published Septem
Der 90, 1863, as Lieutenant H. Livingston, 7th
New York volunteers.
Second Lieutenant l.. d. Porter 9th Missour,
cavalry, to date January 4, 1864, with loss of
all pay and allowances, for mutnous conduct
unbecoming an officer and gentleman, Offering
violence to his superior officer, and disobedience
of orders.
Dismissalx n evoked
The orders Of dismissal, in the following
cases, have been revoked, and the officers hon
orably discharged as of the dates OF dismissal
Major E. L. Lawrence, 61st New York vol.
unteers.
Captain Patrick Duffy, 9th New York YoIun.
teers.
Restored to Commission.
The following officers, heretofore dismissed.
are restored, with pay from the dates at which
they rejoin their regiments for duty, provided
the vacancies have not been filled by the Gov.
ernors Of their respective States:
Captain William H. Weaver, 18th PennsvI
vania reserves.
Captain William ]. Howe, eth Ohio yolun.
teers.
Assistant Surgeon J. q. Ferguson, 7th Ohio
volunteers.
Lieutenant H. Livingston, 7th New Jersey
volunteers. Z. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
UNION ADVANCE UPON KINGSTON.
CITIZENS NOT TO LEAVE THE SOUTH.

Richmo nd papers of the LIST and I'd have been
received in this city.
The Sentinel Of the list says that indications
favor the idea that the tederals contemplate an
advance upon Kin gston, with a view to the
extension of the lines, which now reach from
Trenton on the west aud Oak river on the
south. The movement anticipated will proba-
bly, carry the lines to New river on the one
hand and Kingston on the other dem onstra-
ton is expected upon the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad, and threatening the commu.
nication with Richmond.
1t is claimed that Jackson's operations az aiust
Averlll resulted in the capture of an ambul-
ance rain, with two hundred prisoners, inclu.
ding eight of Averill's officers, his adjutant-
general, lieutenant colonel, a number of
campaign maps, and about fifty negrossI
The inauguration OF Governor Smith took
place on the 1st.
An order has been iss ued from the War Ds.
partment prohibiting the departure of any
male citizen from the Con1ederacy during the
pending war, unless he shall first file in the
department certificate from the proper mill
tary authorities that he is unit for military
service,
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DROPOsALs FOB BLANKETS.

'n ]. 81 s6ss.s Ssdi 4
PRoPosALs FOB BLANKETS.
Ordnonse oeee. way DEPARTMENT
Until o,eioek p M on the 9Th Of January, 1854,
Worth street. Of the folosine Blsnssss u. No
GOO Resalstion 0avairs Bi.nfsts, Prus.i.n blue
&:So ai.ticn Ar.i!lsr, Blanket.
These Blankets must bs OF pure wool, close WOW
Blue. with an or.ase border three ineA.. vide,
~: 9 ,.iI ip.es high black color, in ths can.
Red; With bl.es border three inches v.a., and
ssS md X ::s..
inches vide, and Of the vsisst slss 3D. o.
81, 10: On S . 1'aa v.r.ton Of ia1s o. 9Th
IL o
each The value Of the cases to BE- paid Tor q
?, t. IL. factor,
where made, and none win Be pied or paid for
the amount contracted fSr, Her week, commencing
Ssss & n ss'
the eontrae tor to forfeiture OF the quantity due
No bid viii be considered which does not come
from nsnniaetursr Of blankets or regular dealer
Bids viii BE- considered for the delivery Of tho
nsnhs q the factory, ~ well As the agency shove
Zach party OBJ shining contract will be required
to enter into bonds with approved suretiss for the
the faithful execution of the same = =
Upon the award being made, luccessful bidders
will be not fed and furnished with forms Of con-
tract and bond.
The DEPARTING Mt reserves the right to reject ANY,
or all the bids, il deemed unsatisfactory on any &C
count. .,...-.. =
Proposals will be addressed to 'sBrisadier Gene
raj George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance. WssS-
ipstSn City " and viii b eRd9Essd "ProHo:.s for
falls. wfn9t Brig. G en- and Chief Of Ordnance