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The OCEAN YACHT RAcR.--The Londcn
Telegraph Of the 18th December had q ray
article on the great Yacht race. Alter com-
menting on the passion cf Yankees to put
Western bigness into everything, it says:
Among other things the Yankees have de-
termined, it seems, to cap us at ocean yacht
racing 1t is only Of late that ms improve-
ment on the old style OF yacht matches ] as
come into vogue among usi and yachtsn en-
have looked upon themselves as real salts at
last. for cruising against each other to Cper-
boure or to Plymouth from Cowes. No con.
er do our Transatlantic children get wind of
the idea, than as usual, they put It Into their
jolly heroics. Cruise to Cheroourg for cupl
Why not cruise across the big Atlantic, with
the high sea for a course, and CABIN ful of
dollars Tor the prize, and John Bulls little in
sular location tor a winning post? Accord
in9ly the thing has been arranged, the trem u
dous stakes of $4,000 vessel have been de-
posted, and the three competing schoontrs
sailed on Tuesday at p. m. from New York
to race tor the money across the great wntry
sea. The same unhappy dyspeptic critics
who are always nibbling at American man,
nsrs, customs, politics, and people together,
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arrives at his field, lounges over a fanoo o,,a
looks around as if at loss what IN do ou
where to begin. He has not concmaod
whether to plough here or there, and he must
take time to think about 1t. And so, back he
goes to cogitate When he has finally made
up his mind, and would 90 to work in ear
nest, he finds his tools out of order, or does
not find them at all without long search
about the premises or amongst his neighbors'.
Hours are lost, days are lost-weeks, In the
aggregate, are lost, good crops are lost; and
all, because bis calculations had not been well
and seasonably matured beforehand. Con-
clude now, just what you will do next spring.
Besides putting tools in order, procuring the
pest sort OF seed, taking measures to improve
iarm stock-horses, cows, sheep, swine, fowls,
&C, now Is the time to get out fencing stuff,
and to bring to the door a wears supply of fire
wood. No farmer need be idle dav IN win.
ter. There is enough to do to keen him well
and proftably employed. But he must NOT
be so engaged in mere secular matters as ~
deprive himself of time to gather his family
around him daily, superintend their education
give them timely counsel and provide for their
moral and intellectual wants. He should be
more anxious to furnish them with supply
of appropriate food for their minds, than with
the requisite subsistence and clothing for their
bodies, "a
A farmer too must cultivate the means OF
good neighborhood. He should not allow the
pathway between his house and his neighbors'
dwellings to grow over to grass and become
obliteratei, lest both he and they should for
get there ever was intercourse or friendship
between them. Let the pathway be kept
open BY frequent use Visit your neighbor in
the spiritof an honest good will, converse ia
military with them and theirs, compare ideas.
strive to improve each other in valuable knowl-
edge, and be ever ready to help them in the
season Of distress and want. Without good
neighborhood, we might as well be permits,
nay, better; for by hermitage we should neith-
er iniure nor be injured by others; but bad
neighbors are a.scouge to any community
Attend public worship on the Sabbath with
your families, connecting yourself with such
societies as you can conscientiously fraternize
with; treasure up the good you hear and cast
the bad away. Practice upon the great truths
of religion, and religion will be of important
service to yourself and to those with whom
you live. ID ~. - anne 49, al
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Portland d MacIsias Steam
Boat CO2ap07ay.

THE Stockholders of the above named Company
l. are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting
53 Commercial Street. on Tuesday the Sth day of
January, 1871, at o'clock P NJ, for the purpose of
sness that may come before them.
WILLIAM ROSS, Clerk.
Dpc. " 1855.
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DIR. MARY WALKER.-Dr. Mary Walker,
the American woman who followed our army
in the field and was once imprisoned in Rich
mond, recently spoke in London, in st. James
Hall, before an audience which frequently in
terrupted her with much rudeness. She told
an anecdote which was spoiled by the clamor,
but it has since appeared in the Pail Mall Ca
zette, taken from her manuscript, as follows !:
A One day while passing through one of the
Washington hospitals, looking for soldier
whose friends at home had requested me 10
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Established June es, 1862. Vol 6. T.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance


THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
eyery day, Sunday excepted,i at No. Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland.
N. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
TERMS Eight Dollars year i'll advance. u
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
am" H'oee averv Thursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance. .....-
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eneth OF column, constitutes square"
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Halt square, three insertions less, 70 cents: one
week, Sl.OU; 90 cents per week after.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENrs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $3.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES. S1.25 per square for the first in
serton and 20 cents pei square for each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements inserted In the ssMAISE STATE
PRESS (which has a large circulation in every par
OF the State) for S1O0 per square for first insertion
ana oo cents per square tor each subsequent iser-
ton.
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SIreat InClucernants

Great Inducements
FOR PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD.
ItHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity of
i desirable building lots in the West End OF the
city, lying on vaughan Pine, Neal, Carlton, Thomas
ment, Dantorfl, Orange nd Salem Streets.
They will sell OH credit OF from one to ten years.
build Immediately, No ca sH PAYMENTS REoUIRED.
Apply at the office OF the subscribers, where full
particulars may be obtained. FE 80.
j. B. BROWN g. SONS.
Portland, May 8, 1865 ma Hi
A HCHITECTURE q EENGINEERIN9!.
"A Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL r Co. have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established population, and win in future carry on
Architecture with their business as Engineers Par
ties fntendngto build are invited 10 call at their
ONCE, No, 800 Congress street. and examine eeva-
tons and plans OF churches, banks stores, blocks OF
buildings, &C. So. r...,-.r. ---.s JIG
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
A M e II ICA AN ssl
Popular Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK,

ON Idh -
First Day Of December, A. ID. 1866,
As made to the Secretary of the State of Maine.
Amount Of Capital Stock, 100000 90
Amount Of Capital Stock paid In and o,oo ooo,oo
invested in U. S. securities, SIoo,oooOO
Amount at Risk, CSC, 200 90
Cash in Bank, S4,sos A
q. $, Stocks, par value 100000 market
value o7,ooo 90
Amount due by Agents, 22,37s II
Deferred Premiums, 9,12S IL
--s s14s,o4e "a
Due to Banks, $1,000 90
Net Assets, s1l1,Oae "a
Csigned) T.s. LAMBERT, yice-Presdent.
=. PIERPoNT, Secretary. - 81 %
NEW YORK,
STATE, CITY AND COUNTY, S. e--
named 4. S. Lambert, Vice-president, and j. Pier
pont Secretary and each and severally declared the
within statement true, to the best of their knowledge
Sworn and subscribed before me at New York, in
said State and County, this 10th day of December a.
Pabc City ana County a Il r York
The attention Of the Public is called to the "New
Features of Life Insurance as made by the above
Company. [See Circular."l =.
1t is a new Company on a new plan. This Coppa-
ny will not allow any policy to lapse or be forfeited
Its Policies are incontestble after death. fH-A
1t aGW insure any one. Ordinary ami interior or
impaired lives are the very ones that most need as
surance. % af'
1t will insure better than Ordinary lives by rating
younger, thereby lowering the Premium.
II health is impaired the Company will insure by
rating older, thus raising the Premium. How long
is he to live? is the important question. ~
1t msures on the 3, 10 or 20 equal payment plan
and at any time will give paid-up Policy for what
his payments justly enttle him."
This Company will allow the assured to nav week
ly, monthly, quarterly, OF annually.
II does not restrict those insured at ordinay rates
either in travel or In residence.
1t issues Endowment Policies sin which the assur-
ed Will in addition, share in all the Premiums paid
by shorter lives" f~
1t is cash Company, but will insure on the Part
Note or all Note plan, ii the party understands its
effects and prefers it, and will pay the insured what
ever Dividend he requests, ii the Premium Is made
sufficiently large. -
1t issues Annuities and Assurance on Joint Lives
Clergymen and Teachers assured at net cost
Agents and Solicitors Wanted.
Call or send for I" Circular % '----
r8rUr WIN. @. MERRILL, AGENT.
and Atty for State Of Maiae.
OFFIcE-93 Commercial street.
P. O. Box 1713.
MEDICAL EXAMINER,
DIR. S. G. GORDON. decaleod3w
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BUILDING.
LUMBER.

wholesale and Retail,
RoARDS, Plank, Shingles andScantling OF all sizes
ID constantly OIL hand
Building material sawed to order.
es4..L 81 f ISAAC DYER. 8. r.a
augllU No. g8 Union Wharf
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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES.
Posr OPpIcE DEPARTMENT,

IurT OffltH DEPAk1HkNr,l
wAsHIsuTOS, d. C., Oct %, ls57. I
Sealed Proposals will be received At this Department
until the 18Th day Of DECEMBER next, II clock,
Don, for FINISHING Letter Balances for the Of tho
Post Oices In the United States. for four years, from
and after the Sst day q December next OF tho follow
ing description, namely
lat balances eapa Of weig ng isht OUNCES avoir.
dupOis weight, to be graded down 10 quarter ounces
oftheso 1t Is supposed that sD to loo will bs required
for each year.
al Balances capable Of wei Ching two pounds, ayoir.
dupOis weight, to be graded down to half ouugos. OF
those It Is supposed 5Oto lp will bs required for each
year ~
Perfect correctness ald strength and durability will
be required In the Balances to be furnished
Samples Of each description OF Balances must accom-
pany each bid and the bidder who may obtain tbs
tract will be required furnish Balances ordered Of
quality In all respects aluAl to the samples:
Each Balance must BE- well aud securely packed In a
box for transportation, and delivered free Of s
penses 10 the Department at Washington, ID. where
equal TO the samples.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals sum
ecnt evidence Of his ability ~ comply with his bid
Two sufficient surctps Will be required to contract
failure to furnish the Bal lances as CONTRACTED for
promptly, or the furnishing " an inferior guAty,wil
be considered sufficient cause for forfeiture u tho
contract
Proposals. mu-t DO inJOrEed on the envelope, PRO.
pOsAs for Letter Balances, and directed 10 the First
Assistant pV6tnlastsr General, Washington, u. c.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
no 2-fGt Postmaster General
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n ABOR LlEN rPoN CROPs.
HBADorARrERs, DISTRICT oP ALABAMA, /
MoSrdONBRr, ALA. Nov. 1857,

HBADoCARrERs, DISTRICT OF ALABANA,(
MoNTdONBRT, ALA, Nov. :, 1857. I
GFSRRAL ORDERS, No.l3;
In order to secure to agricultural laborcrs In this
State pay ment for the labor Of this year, lien here
by created In their favor upon the crops grown tho
farms which they are respectively employed. Said
lien attaches from this date, and Il subordinate prior
liens.
This lien will be recognized by tho several courts and
magistrates Of this State, aud will be enforced by at
tachment to be issued by judge, clerk O Of
records or justice Of the peace. In tho amount
claimed to be due L. one hundred dollars less, II
shall b. roturnabo before justice Of tho county; aud
when II exceeds hundred dollars II shall be re-
turnnble before court Of record having Jurisdiction of
such eases.
such attachment will bo issued when any part Of thu
crop shall hereafter he removed be about to be
moved without payment Of the wages aud without the
consent " the labOroT.
AidAyit being made u either Of the facts above re-
cited and Of the amount Of wages duo to become due
to the aborori due to become due for his share
the CROP and bond being given In other Of at
taehment, the attachment shall issue to the
proper officer, TO be levied much Of the crop pro-
duced tho plantation shall be sufficient to supply
the demand but In the plaintiff shall swear In his
affidavit that he Is unable to give security then the at
tArhment shall issue without any security the bond
The attachment suit shall be triabe the rst term
Of tho court after The execution and return " the writ
of attachment, and any number OflabOrcrs planta
tion may Join In ono suit.
BY command Of Brcyet Major General Wager
Swayne 8. e. GREENE,
Captain 25th Infantry. Brcvct Major u s. A. l. b. c.
and A. A.A.A.0. nUg3-6t
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Proposals.
ID II o + o AIS.

uSIrgD srArEs NAVAL AcApEAY,l
AsSAPoLIs, Mn, October - 1887.
Propo-als, scaled and tndorscd, "Prnpoaals for far
nishinE Mldshjpnheu's Uhiforms, will be receiyed at
fhe Naval Academy until tho hrst day Of Deccmbor
n5h for delivering the following aIticlos:
Midsh!pmen's parade Saekets'
" Fatigue Jackets
- Fatigue Pants,
H flannel jumpers.
t.. e Cloth ONercuats.
To bo delivered Rt the Naval Academy, frec Of OK.
pehse, at such times ~ the articles may bo needed.
The Drers Parade Suits must be Of blue navy cloth,
of good quality, without gloss not liable TO fade
shrink, dyed In the wool, ald capable Of standing
suoh tests the inspectors think proper to subject
them 10.
Tho Fatigue Salts will 10 made VI navy blue cloth,
subject to the same tosi, a. the parade suits
The Ovcrcoats will be made OF beaver cloth Of good
quality, ank subject to the same tests as atorcsad
Samples Of cloth and flannel will DO Furnished At tho
timo o. making proposals, marked aud labelled with
price Of garment
Tho clothing will hc hand segch, and made in tho
bost manncr and In strict rccorlance with the rcgnla-
uons Of the navy.
Rcsponsbie Security for the prompt and faithful de-
livery of uniforms must be inserted In each separate
proposal; otherwise bids will not he accepted,
Patterns and descriptions uf uniforms will he fur
nished at tho Naval Academy by the undersigned.
By Older Of yico Admiral D. d. Porter.
q. Y. THORNTON, Paymaster, Y, $. n,
oe3l -3tawu In Charge Naval storckccpcr's Dept
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE CHIIP QUARrERMAsTER, }
DBPARfARNT Of DAKurA, ;

soo,oa ,r,hS sAISE pa PhETf, MlSs, Soy n iSs5.
TrSnsPoraca o Military supp1c1 daEnE I'll tie s"s ySns Sf
Sn R1Ss HFT III s1S rSfHs aagR p
MINI, BY the shortest road line, such Posts as arc
now or may be ostsbshcd n the State q Minnesota and
Missouri river and bounded by il, and from Fort Ste.
east or north Of tha, river, in Dakota Tsrrt9ry
The weight 20 be trapsportcd on this Route No.
Bidders will state the raic per ono hundred {IOo,
pounds per one hundred uoOl he; for each month of
s' ss year beginning April Il 'S'' ana ending March 81
Bidders should give their names in full a. we'll as
accompanied by bond IN the of ten thousand dol.
ar signed by two or more responsible persons, guar
mentioned in the proposal to the party proposng tho
contract will be accepted and entered into and good nd
ance with the terms Of this advertisement.
The contractor Will be reaursd to giy. bonds In the
sat factory evidence OF the loyalty and s,ycnCy Of
each bidder and person offered security will be re-.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals. for Army
Transportation Route No. 4, aud none will be en-
mGnt- Of this ad Vertisement
The party 10 whom an award is made must be pre-.
reqgired bonds for the faithful performance Of The con
The right to reject any aud all bids that may bo offered
The contractor must bo in readiness for servic. by the
place Of business or agency al which he may b." com
muneaiod with promptly and ryadily for Route No. I,
tory, such other point as may be Indicated as the
startling point Of the route.
to be entered into. can be had application at this
caiee, or az the Office o the New York.
Fort Smelling and must accompany and be part Of the
prOp0sals. b. HOLABARD,
Lieut. GSI, ,pay,.i pGEHI!y RrIG a. e NJ HGegn';
nolsSOt Chief q NJ, Department Of Dakota
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VAL SUP Rs.

PAYNABrRR'B OPPICR, u. s. HAyY)
No ~ BROADwAT, }
NRw York, November -, 1857. }
PROPOSALS sealed and indOTsed " Proposals fvr sup.
plies advertised Will be received at tlls Office until
p ~ the ID proximol for the following supplies,
which must bo Of tire very beat qualiy J, delivered
free " expense at the New York navy yard and sub
ject to the usual insPec!ion !heTeat, 70 vii;
80 sheets Russia iron for stOyesi ono wagon.
BTRRAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REpAIR.
II 90 pounds round iron, yiz 1000 pounds "a dlaln-
eteT, II feet ~ 10 feet longs 90 pounds 40 diam
eter, 10 feet TO l2 oot long, and 900 pounds diam
eter, 10 to u feet long.
Responsible security for the prompt and faithful
delivery Of supplies awarded will be required, which
must conform with stipulatiOns on tho blRnk IUrns,
70 be hRl At this Office, otherwise bids will mot be
teTtaiucd. O. W. HASSLER,
no28-td PAyIpaslGF U. s, Navy.
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NlTED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA

POST OFFICE DBPARfhNNT,l
WAHHISuTOS, October p, lS1. !
Proposals will be received At the Contract OhcG Uf
this Department until O'Clock y, m,, Of December
~, 1867 10 bg decided tho nCKt day for Carrying the
Malls u tho United States from February lss, to
June ~, ISL.
RogTR No, 6,G9-From Montgomery, by Manack
aud Benton, to selma, 6l miles and back, daily,
Leave Montgomery daily Al p. IN
Arrive At Selma next day at 7 o. IN.
Leave Selma daily att p, m.
Arrive NJ Montgomery next day BY >, GR m.
The accepted bidder VIII bc required ~ take tho oath
commonly known as the oath, aud to execute con
tracts In The form and prescribed by law aud
thg regulations Of the Department.
For further and fuller particulars rs ~ tho cOnd-
lions 10 be Incorporated into contracts aud Of tho Lat
bllrs OF bidders reference Is made to the pamphlO
advertisement, dated October ~, 1865, inviting pro-
pUsals for carrying the mails Of the United States In
cipal post Offices
Proposals must he sealed, subscribed mail PROMO
sails, Route No 6,6U}, Stale Of Alabama, u aud ad =
dressed to tho second Assistant Postmaster Gonerli
Contract Odlcr ~ ALEX, W. RANDALL,
IOyT-d Postmaster GoneTal5
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE Posr CoHsIEsARY,
MnuIFR AIa NnNnN.l.N 1g.- \

OfflCk fnrT lOENIfHARI,
MOBILE, ALA, , November q, 1857. :
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with q copy Of this
advertisement attached to eaeh with he received at
the office Of the Post COmmissary Of Mobile, Alabama
until u clock, on TIL URSDAY, tho 18th day Of
December, 1857, for suppl lying the United States Sub
sstenco Department With Fresh Beef for the troops Al
post tofMoblls, Alabama, for six t6 months beginning
January lsh, and ending June 81, 1855, or such less
time as the Commissary General Of Subsistence may
direct
Said BOefshnll be of good and ctabic quality,
In equal quantities Of fore and hind quarter meat
(necks shAnks and kidney tallOw to be excluded In
such quantities as may from tinD to time, be re-
guired, aud on such days as shall be signaed by
the commanding officer The necks OF the cattle to be
cut on at the fourth ycrtebral joint and the breast
trimmed downi tho shauks Of the quarters 10 bo
cut OF from three to four inches above tho joint
tho gambrcl or hook Joint.
Payments to be made monthly for the quantity 40;
eepted, aud In the funds furnished by the United
States Tor public disbursement; but in the oyent Of the
eommssary who receives the beef being without
funds TO pay for 1t, then payment to be made as soon
after as funds may be received for that purpose,
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening Of
proposals., prepared to givo bonds aud complete the
contract before leaving the once.
Proposals should hc addressed 70 tho underSgned,
II, =. BUFFuM,
First Lieut. 18th Infantry, A. c. s. Post oi Mobile,
Alabama. loT ii
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DRoPosALs FOR wooD,
,DErcr orAnrEHsAsyKE's oyyyIcI

DIror QrARTrRNlsTBR' u OPPICR,
wAHnISurOS, u. C., Nov. l6, 1857. I
Scaod proposals from rcsponSibe lartics will be ro-
ccivrd Mt this otee until u m, SATURDAY Decem.
beE for the delivery Of 5000 three thousand cords
wcll-seasoned, sound aud mrrchantAble HARD WOOD,
fce long, and split 10 the ordinary siIo Of cord wood
The contractor TO keep the wood on hand at cnnyo.
nient point. aud deliver -nn orders from this Office
at any place in the city in such quantities may from
time to time be required,
An Inspector viii be designated the part of the
Government to cxamn" and measure The wood as de-
ycrcd aud such as docs po conform 10 Tho spccica-
tinns above will bp nncrt.fn ,.u . 80.
The nSres five rspon;ihc person. signed in their
own hand, satclcnt that they will become sccuri
tics In the contract Il awarded tD tho bidder must
accompany each proposal
Bonds In the sum Of ton thousand dollars, signed by
himself and both his surrtics will be required Of tho
successful bidder.
Payments for wood received will bo made monthly,
In funds, soon thereafter as funds furnished
for the pu rpo.o.
to commence delivery on the 18th Of December next,
All bids will be submitted to the Quartermastcr Gen
eral for Instructions before awarding contract
Bidders will address proposals to tho sRrsd,
indorscd "PruposAlp for WOOD And are invited TO bo
present at the opening Of bids
BY order Of the ou-ttcrmAstcr General
J. c. McFERRAN,
Deputy QuhrtermASter General,
nol9.W Brevot Brig. Gen. us, Army.
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DIR u 2 o 5 A / 5 .
orrIrh DrE6r Dl.nrnsrrn @. M.


orr,rt DEFoT blsRgamSg AMI
|? m, MONDAY, December D. 1867. for supplying The
A Window Frames and Sash. doublo hung, \ inch
thick, IS lights, lOrl2, with pullio-. cords, aud
III Plank DO, j. In. thick, IS lights lOIl2
40 Plank do. Ia In. thick u lights l0El2 Sash n be
glazed with good quality OF American glass both
frames and sash to be prnsd.
80 Door Frames and iPRnucl Doors 3xS frct, IL in
thick,
70 Door frame, and I Panel Door. Sxs fcnt, ~ In.
thick, with tras'om, lights loSl2, o. q, mould.
40 Door Frames aud Panel Doors 2Sr7 feet, ~ In.
thick
lS6 Door Frames and Panel Door. foot in by H.
Gin, ~ In. THICK
IS Door Frames and Panel door. 7IiIG foot, ~ in
thick,
glazed doors to bctmmcd with loose joint butts and
rim locks Of good quality, with brass tumblers and
mineral knobs; door and window sil must be Of hard
wood All to be delivered at Swift Race Track, In the
city Of Atlanta, whero they will bo inspected. Delivery
to commence December -, aud to be completed by Do
ceinber 81.
PrOpOsalswil bO In triplicatc, aud udorscd by
The Government reserves tho right to reject any or
all bids, or select such parts Of bids DO for tho
best interests Of the service
Proposals should be addressed 10 tho undorsgsl, and
endorsed upon the envelope Proposals. for tLo dsliv
cry Of Doors and Windows "
By order of Brevot Brgadicr General r. Saxtnn Chief
O. u. J. FARNSWORTH,
Frst Lieutenant, Sith Infantry, A. A. o NJ, In charge
ofdcpot no 29-td