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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

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"''i in''cdnce a ccts,iir,ior.i amsndo,s,,
:. Tor universal eoi1rnge in an The
Stans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

80 po'''v crop OF This county. the pres
e'' season, Is tformous-- he lsrpesr per
"Aps' ever previously grown. The hes,
quoii'y are now Glow OF sale. ,rcm wsgo,s
~ ifem ao to co CENTS per turheI.
Vricennes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13

"A NEW KIND OF INsURANCE-The mar-
chants OF ~. Louis have common Iiabilitie,
among Their Liabilities are losses from bst
deb's. ne cLeiae proposed Is TO form what
may oe called a az warranty Insurance Com
rany' WITT the object OF Insuring all who
may entes mic the combination against loss
from SAFES made on time. Let the stock of the
company be- SJou,,sO. with shares at 81 .oao each
Ten per cent. TO b. called in NJ once with liza
billty 20 assessment an the event Of losses an
The same manner as a Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. Upon the formation of such a COM
paDy. he directors would agree upon the rates
TO b. charged for guaranteeing certain classes
OF debts. say thirty and ninety day bills, or
sales nj sax months. also the rates 20 ba
charged Tor guaranteeing number one debts and
those OF other grades.
The practical working Of the matter would
be thus: A customer from Iowa proposes 20
buy hal OF goods NJ ninety dsys. Inquiry II
made at the guaranty Office. what will YOU
guaTante. that bill fOrl" The answer is-haif
per cent. one per cent or. III IL Is = doubtful
customer, three TO five per cent, or not NJ all
Eu; II the company guarantees the bill a. all
having strong capital, and the best OF credit
IN the community the liability 10 loss is evade,:
AT once. Such guaranteed bills would he As
good a cash IN any bank, and could be- real red
on nstanter.-St. Louis Reppbljcan.
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NIILD STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA,
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

wAsH1NGT0S, January ?. ISIS
Pr p'sais l"r carry Dg the mails Of the United
States iron; July l. Is 10 June 30 1871 on the fol-
lowing Ionies in the state Of Alabama will be re-
ruii, ; pm # March 81 next. t. be decided hv
pied bidders will be required to take the oath
oath :" "
uoy9 From Abbeyille, BY CIopto1 and Skipperyille
10 Barnes, Cross roads. 81 miles ami back
Arrive at Barnes Cross- roads by o. m;
Lave Barne:' Cross roads Friday at fam:
AITINe at AbbeHi lille by 5pm
6oI0 Prom ahaLs to Selma, 10 miles and back
leave Cahaba Monday. Wednesday and Friday
A hsaH. s At sslT Mas b IDG% and
Arrive at Cahaba by pm
6sll From Plekensyille q Columbus, Miss y %
miles ahd back, three times q week
Leave Pickensviiie Monday, Wednesday and
Auiye at olumbus BY pm:
Lave Columbus Monday, Wednesday and Fri
ATri,e ct Pie ensy vile by spm
6el2 from kpsseii.ille TO Tuscumbia, Is miles and
bsck. three times week.
Lave kusseilville Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday AZ 63 am;
hrrise at Tuscun bia 10y II an;
Leave ! uso UNI Ia Monday wedne siay and Fri
arrive at Ru-sellyiIle h. 5.sOpm.
CSlS From sunneTheld to selma s1a miles and back,
Leave summerheId Monday, Wednesday and
Friday a. II In;
y
Leave Selma Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
Arrive al SUNNI. IF ED by IOsoam
C5l4 tI,m Trey by Olustee Greek. Oak Grove
10 Montgomery, 70 miles and pack, twice q
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday at an;
ATriVc az Montgomery by wpm;
Leave Montgomery Wedns sday and Saturday
Arrive - Troy by l0pm
NOTES oposais must be TO carry the mail
With "Celett:y, certainty, and security" usi o.
. NsVF Of lac fhAx h.
BY Two responsible per.ons. certified 20 as such by
Il stnJasteI or Judse of a court of record.
Moray VIII he made Tor trips not performed end
for each OF such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
aucifd. For arrivals so hr behind TINES a. 20
brt al connections with depending mails and not
srfficI- nfly eScp.td. one fourth OF tho compensa
ton for the Trip Is subject forfeiture Fines wl
ca plained for ne eecting tale the mail from or
stroy.d, robbed, or lost: ard for refusing after
demand to convey the mail frequently as the
contractor runs, or il CONSERVED In running yehf.
cles the route 700 |EF 3 :
The Postmaster General may anpul the contract
for dsobty ing the poet ON &c laws the instruc-
lions "a the Department He may alter the sched-
increase Of service b, allowing therefor pro yaf1
increase on the contract pay lie may also curtail
or discontinue the service In whole or In part al
a pro decresse sof pay. allowing one neuthS
tepred with Bids should be addressed TO tie
Ssscprd Assistant Postmastsr General super-
scribed "Prosossis, State OF Alabama, and emit
b. pessf-
tien, zee advertisements q October 81 So. and OF
tIis dsse in pamphlet form. at the pr pal post
oefoes ALEX. W. RANDALL.
iau-vtv Postnaster 0eaerAl.
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rI,OALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1876
Application having been made under the act OF
.crbeG Land Wsrrsnts which are alleged to hay.
that Ii tie date adGs1S
warrant, new certificate or warrant of like tenor
s s ar o H. sasgd then
No % ,34. for 40 acres, issued under the act OF
was iIan,td June s. 1871 March Is, 1858
No g SIl for lf9 acres, issued under the act Of
No, s,l4g, for I.o acres, issued under the act OF
Cotton Mather, and was granted November "a, 1853
March 5, lo5, il the maine Of " illiam Patten, and
wss granted April l3. 1859. March q. 1875
MsT'h 8 ns5 in the name of Harriet, widow 81
~ h",a ItinDey and was granted December II.
No ,c5.6ls, for leo acres issued under the ct Of
Mach 1 rs, In the name of b tsey widow of Chas
IsyeIs, and was granted december IL, 1856. March
N les Gal for 100 acres, issued under the act of
Jesse MsClsay, and was granted December q, 80.
hsrch:s, lS.S
March 8, 1858, in the name Of Abraham Fni-
Ter, and was granted January 5, 1851. March Is,
No 1879, fer l60 acres. issued under the act of
March =, 1855, i'll the name of Sarah G.. widow OF
paw. p Lewis, and was granted January Is, 1871.
No 81 Az, for 100 acres issued under the act of
4. H. j
Sfrott, and was granted August 8, 1856. March g.
NJ $40, f. r Ieo acres isrued under the act Of
March 3 IS!5, in the name of Charles Berry, and
was grant, a August9, 1886 March %, 1875
srsH,td nstebrr il, $50 March IS ISIS ana was
was g, art 4 phi II, 1857. March Is, 1855. ""u
March IN he 81 Rs4 des the act
wss ersntsd August ], lsS! March %, 1873.
granted July IS ISL March ., ' is' Hsouns and was
vas er:ntsd october g ISIS Gapch g. ise s and
rs g. s and
March 1855 IN the name 81 ssob xmes and is was
grslted febrssryT: 1882. March . 1873
nseh IN II sh Sa sii
arc wrs granted January d, 1885,. March d, 1888.
Mareb 8: lss, in the name Of Joanna. widow Of
calvin McC aud Was granted February II,
Ne ios $50, for iso acres Issued under the act of
March 3, 1855, IN The name q Ebsnezer Severance.
No. iesss for 100 acres, issusd under the, aot Of
March 5 1855. in the name Of Olive Premier, former
-rusry II, 1871. March % 1888
No 1888, for i2o acres i.s1sd under the act of
the s %s1s Sem
teNber is: APRIL H. 1873 ;s:,sd rnd., ~.
March s 1855 in the pane OF William KeeG and
was granted March II let7. April s, 1858. - =
THIS. Is TO GIVE NOTICES That the sub.
ass ID are 81 Sss
letters OF sami.i.tsat {. g. the Reryonsl es
county, j.. c., deceased An persons HAVING
caims against the said deceased are hereby warneo
.s J, ss s. S e,
Ssm N ~ ,S e, =. !; ;::s: Si:.s under
- f1asA4 lF Eea 81 ~. LYNCH,
j. - laV3ws Administrator, c. TIA.
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PROPOSALS.

Heod axar,ers Dis,yict a. Montana :,
f,,Sr. G, x,oaf OHnys~v-,,s,a

CTkrs AssrVnnf OknT'evrr sfev, )
YoRT SHAW n T, Jan I, 1883
Sealed Proposals will he Brceved at this offic
until IL O'Clock m MONDAY, the ID Of March
1873 for trans rtstiou Of midi tsry Supplies uri ng
the year Commencing May /, l5 81 and eudina, prH
20, 1879. on routes nos 4 and district OF Moptau A
during the yesr
Route No. being from Port Benton, Montana
Territory, sby the shortest road line, To Fort
shaw and fort Kills Nc ntsna Territory, aud such
other posts as MAJ lie established in southern
Montans during the year
Roste Nc. being from the mouth OF the MuScle-
shell river TO the post about TO be established
or eaid river, whenever il may lie located.
The weight to be transported on route No will
be 600 roe pounds more or less.
The We ght TO be transported on route No 2 will
be so Goa pounds more or lees.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred
peunos per one hundred niies, for each month of
the year beginning with May 1873, and ending
with April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13

LAND SALES IN VIRGINIA, AND NoETHpcxr
SE1TLERs.-The LynchbUrg Virgins OF Ian
nary 3lst says:--During the past two u-eeks
We have had calls from a number of person,
nom cistant States, wishing TO purchase lands
Some OF these have made extensive eNafnina-
tons, and We are bed 10 believe that the result,
viii be a large influx Of capital. We are now
negotiating with parties for the sale Of real es-
tate amounting 10 al least S2ssD.l0l"
The fredericksburg Herald OF February 3f
says :-~Ne a:e IL the receipt of letters from all
pats OF 'the best Government the world ever
saw inquiIing As u the farming lands in thl,
section, the condition of the people. the safety
10 new corners, the desirahilIiy Of Fredericks-
burg a. = place OF residence, rents, whether
white labor is wanted, aud a hundred other
matters
Those who are looking forward - immigrs-
ting ought TO come on AZ once. and Sc. for
iitmseives. In five years the prices of Ian a.,
lots, &c, viii be more than doubled and an
ten years quadrupled."
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POVERTY AND AMALGANATIoN.-InB Buffalo
in hoyel, lately. were arrested "A negro man
named Thomas Hopkins. With a white woman
who claims To be hls vi le. and wo small chill
dren, aged two and four years respectively. the
offspring OF the woInan's former husband-s
white man. When found the children were
lying an an almost nude state on "A bundle OF
dirty straw, with scaniy piece of guilt. ngt
sufficient 10 cover them and wers shIyerIny
from the cold, with the snow drifting through,
acks OF the pen in which they were living
The mother is miserable. disslpaled creat.ra
and has subsisted on articles which the negro
stole. Hopkins himself Yvas a coarse aud ugly
negro, Of the lowest type. He Was sent TO the
workhouse, tie woman and children % the
almshousa
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STATES MAILS.
EIORInA
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

fOsT OFF1CE DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, January ?. 1858.
r" fGI & the mails Of the United
loving IN the State to OF Will III the be @
Gel, ed at the Contract Office of this pepartment
until Pm. of March 81, next, to be decided by
Accepted bidders will be required to take the
oath prescribed by law, commonly called the test
e45l FROM Baileys Mill to Miccosukee, IL miles
and back three times week.
Saturday at pm;
Arrive az Miccosukee by5pm;
Leave MlccOsukee Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
arrive At Bailey Mil by liam.
Leave Bay port Saturday at5am;
Arrive at Brooksyille by I'm;
Leave Brooksville Saturday at pm;
Arrive At Bay port by M,
Quincy, q miles and back three times week
Leave CLattahoochee Monday, "Wednesday and
Arrive at Quincey by y m;
Leave Quincey Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at chattahoochee by 5pm.
6ia From N Mariana aaii BY Crowells to Chattahoo
Leave Mariana Tuesday ami Friday at ! m;
Arrive at Chattshoochee by s pm;
Leave thattahOcchee Wednesday and Saturda
Arrive at Mariana by5pm.
CAS- From Fort pade, 10y Cedar Tree, to Fort Tay
Tor 20 miles aud back once a week
Leave p rt rade Saturday at 5 am;
Arrive at Fort Taylor by IL M;
Leave i,rt TAILOR SATURDAY at pm;
Arrive at fOrt Dade BY
$40 From Jasper, by Jennings, to BellviIle, /
Leave cave jasper sr re- "Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at bcllviIle 10y pm;
Leave Bellville thursday at 8 a m
s457 FROM MSielsy Hsi to Madison, Is miles and
Leave mosSsy Hall Monday ATTAIN;
Leave Madison 4, M".n, Monday 2, lay a, At pm;
Separate proposals are in yiie5 for extension Of
service TO TAYLOR Court house
645S From Orlando to Mellonville' % miles and
Leave Orlando Wednesday at 5 am;
Leave Mellonviile "Wednesday at Ipm;
Arrive at Orlando by pm 81
0i'' Creek s g. miles and back, once Week. feA'e
Leave Tampa "Wednesday at am;
leave G e eF F&sy al s1 nj
Arrive at Tampa next day by pm.
600 From Cedar Keys to hey West, 40 miles and
bidders to propose schedule of departures AID
Proposals invited to begin at St. Marks, and to
include Tampa 49, S nj, Iii.
Biver, yupit, r, and Miami to Key West, S75
miles and back, twice month.
Leave New Smyrna on the LIST and 18th Of each
Arrive at Key West by the 10Th and 9th of ,ch
Leave Key West on the LIST and 18th of each
Arrive al New Smyrna by the 10th and oath of
NoTEs-PrOPosals must b. to carry the mail
with CELEBRITY certainty, and security, " using the
tu o responsible persons certitied to as such by
TGsimaste ter Yr Judge Of a court of record.
No pay will he made for trips not performed and
for each OF such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
planned three tmer the pay Of the trip may be de.
connection with depending mails, and not suf-
fciently excused. enc fourth Of the com pensation
for The uip is subject TO forfeiture. Fines will be
imposed unless the delinquency lie satisfactorily
explained, for negesting to take the mail from or
stroyed robbed, lost and for refusir e. after de-
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sfTED STATES MAILS
M EADA


fo-I bFTEsE BEpsgTMENT. 4
" l-hiNE TOS- November -. I59.i
~ '-als ~ia 10 Ieceiyc- - { hr Contract Once
IT, department ELti 2. m u TUESDAY
rtt ofor ruE yey IL - &c mail of the United
e- q. 'ho stale 4 = cyada. frOIn Jnly \ 4 ;. 10
.isft-r,- and arrivals herein specified Decisions
rare fl AEfii 5. 1913
.-ta D. o.. at I'll. by Geneva ard kingston IN
Twin River . EIilss and back. once a week
l's', AU-tin Monday NJ am;
1.iiye 81 Twin kiser next DAY by 10 m;
Leave Twin River We nestay at am;
niilNr 81 Austin next day BY SPIN.
'..i"ssis Tor twice and three times week
"a n n Dagton by hot Springs On. o. TO Pine
NipNs u. o., - miles and back, once week.
800 hHytoE Monday AT sam;
- ny BY pine Grove next day BY m;
E-';. r.nr Grove Tuesday 81 pm,
80 ~ Dayton next day by6p N.
- = ..Lopsas OF laws relating TO the postal SER
.-- y, IAstI actions 10 bidders and posfmAs-
ar 20 si.,. 100 The making OF bids and con
10. 4. t,rr. -luons O. b. embraced In the con
-.i n IN Coz. y po-als, &C, &c. parties inter
a-itrrnis ut TIE adyertis smeDts of routes in
49,. az ,ss'.1a, &c. dated JuIy 81 1875 and
.f.ses Oe seen al the principal Post
hi.s must provide for CARVING IN. mail -,,h
,.Ilit} certainty, and seSrT9,v - nsing ere
81. - ~ .aH, must be Guaranteed nv two pey-
j. - 81 uIs guaranty certified 10 NV A noss master
II 80 .. court Of record They shonId be
IA 60. 20 lhe S-cOnd Assistant Po.tmn.tsr Ten
T[@,.e.Llt.s ct Once, marked Mail PrnsossIs -
I IL AZ W o, Tereiv-f BY March 81 1913
Postmaster General.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United STlTES pa I,L ~ y, n L


WASHINGTON, J anu airy is 1853.
"a the petition of Il. g. ALLEN, Of Boston,
Mass praying for the extension of q patent
granted TO him the 22d day of November, 1859,
for an in, provement in Combination Steam Guass,
for seven years from the OK pir alton of said
patent, which takes place the I'D day Of No
vtmber, 1873:
is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
next, at IL O'Clock NJ and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their obysctions specially
set forth In writing at least Usny days before the
day OF hearing: ali ties imony file by either party
to be need at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in Accordance with the rules Of the
office which will be furnished on application
Npositions and other papers, relied upon as
testimony, must be f1led In the office ficenty days
before the day Of hearing: the arguments, III any,
within ten days after filing the testimony:
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in
the Republican and Intelligencer, w Washington, D.
o.. and IN the Journal, Boston, Mass, once
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
gublications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day OF hearing. A. n. STOUT,
fe w3w Actin q Commissioner of Patepts
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~ Whiskey is q temperance drink IN Cieve-
land. as petroleum has strongly Impregnased
the lake " alter. -......
~ Fresh shad are selling at Norfolk, Va. AZ
50 SO per pair, but will. doubtless, in T. a.
dsys, rapidly decline in price.
RTMr Jones, worthy Michigander. ,,et
with really an unpleasant accident in his will
be was sawed in two. "f.s .a i.sl
In some parts OF Ohio the people are AN :
nounced 10 be appealing TO the Legislature for
protection against Incompetent dentists
GTlt is dangerous for newspaper. 10 cal,
names IN Cincinnati. One Myers has sued the
Commercial ior libel Cor calling him ens
pipe. - .f.- -.-. I. - n, ----..'' =
~The Chamber Of Commerce Of New York
has refused 10 make lawyers membrrx of that
body, and several ieenl gentiemen were s.Siack
oalled" on Thursday Last f-aIi
nGThe Marie Antoinesse style oftodlette il
becoming the most fashionable IN Paris, out OF
compliment 20 the Empress, who greatly sd-
mires that unfortunste queen.
HTThe committee on elections in the MIME
sofa Legislature, has reported favorsbly upoa
the proposition to submit the negro suffrage
question 10 the people. 49,
~ Rival petitions are in circulation m SOM.
parts OF Ontario. one signed -<st- ladies' chiefly
agains issuing any license 90 sell iiquls, aat
the other from the young men that the re>,ric-
uon a. 70 the number OF dealers mag b. rrmoy-
d. So Canada has war OF sexes IA prospect
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STATES ENGINEER oHFIcE.

- No. % SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE. MD.
Proposals wiz be received At this Office until no ON
OF SAL Ri AY the 18th of February, 1873 for fur
nlshlL Patapsco river Improvement with Mscel
Lannon's Supplies for use of Tug and Dredges dur.
ing working season.
No proposals. will be considered except such as
made after forms to be obtained at this office
where further Information can be had.
Proposals will he opened AT 1870 m, in pres
ence Of such bidders az may choose TO attend
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids for
any cause deemed sufficient by the undersigned.
JOHN G PARKER,
Major of Engineers
fe i-6tB and Brevet MAJOR Gen, u. s A.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
HORSE, WAGONS. BUGGY, &C, &C, AT AUC-
TON.
On MONDAY the Eth instant, We shall sell. at
the residence q John Dunn. At O'CLOCK p M ,
on Eth street east; near Marylan avenue aud the
fret toll gate on the Blsdensburg Road
alnHt SOfas and Cushion Chairs
Walnut Bureaus, Washstsnds, and Bedsteads
Walnut Marble top c. ntre and other Tables
Mattress, Cooking aud other Stoves, and lot Of
Kitchen Requisites
Al-o, a tBe Horse. Butcher and other Wagons
Buggy, Butcher Tools, and many other ar
ticles. which deem unnecessary TO
enumerste.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
lie Eat AuCtiou-ers
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th COOPER LATIMEh, Auctiuneers
- tsuccessors g. Jas. {. McGuire & Col
southwest corner Of PeRn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building
sALEoF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of q cree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed In equity cause
No log Echol- ct al Carter q al, shall sell
on the 10th instant, at O'Clock m on the prem
lists, the following described real estate viz: Lot
one, a. with the improvements and apprrtrp-
ances, In Square No. 243
=, Tho above Property is most elgiby situated at
the corner OF street north aad 18th street west .
1t IS believed that no other locality holds out
grt alter Inducements for handsome residences
IL Will be divided and sold Is fellows. The west
twenty 25l feet of the lot running back of that
width one hundred feet. The next the adjoining
hftl feet ts0l front, and with the same De nth inn
proved by a haEd,ome double Cottage, two stories
and an attic. with outbuiidings
Lastly. the east twenty five IS feet front of said
lot, by the same depth OF one hundred feet.
little perfect.
Terms: One half cash, and the balance in six
noDtbs TOT which notes, with interest from DAY OF
sale will ,e given by the purchasers indorsei To
the satisfaction of the Trustee; or the purchaser
may, at his option, pay the whole purchase money
in cash. JOHN j. JOHNSON,
te 81 .Thkda
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~ AyY ART ME- N T 4.
BUREAU OF NAvIG ALTON,
To r2.2

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION
WASHINGTON, January %. 1853.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed ''Propesals for Steam
Heating Appara us,n will he received at this Office
until clock =. NJ. on THURSDAY. the 9th
february next, to be then opened for furni shing
al the materials anu labor Necessary to tt
plete construction and setting up, ready for sse of
Midshipmen's Quarters now building at the United
StHtcs Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mary1a &C
cortIug to the printed specifications for the same,
which can be obtained application at this office.
BIds eTs must accompany their offers with guar
antics that they will, l. their bids are accepted,
enter into contract, with good and satisfactory
security IN the full amount of the contract within
ten days after the acceptance of their offer and
failing to do the guaTantors agree to make good
to the United States the difference between the
offer and that which may be accepted.
Bidders will state the time they will require to
complete the work.
he Bureau reserves 'he right to reject any or all
Of the bids If for the interest OF the Government
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
ia 20 eol0t Chief of Bureau