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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18
by A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
Auetiollco
FINDER DECREE INEQU1rY.
COHEN, IIANcKEL 4 CO. VS.. F. NJ EDWARDS

OohHNf hhNOhCb d w. NS II. m. EDWARDS,
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th day OF Noyem-
ber instant at IL O'Clock A. NJ. precisely In
front OF the Old Customhouse,
All tho right, title and interest OF r. NJ. Edwards
In the property below described, viz:
comfortable two-storJ DWELLING and CIT
BUILDINGS on one-acre Lot In the ToM. "
Blunton.
ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND within three miles of Bluff
ton, containing seven hundred ana sixty.two and
half acres OF Land, all OF which Is heavily wool
ed with oak, hickory and pine, and Immediately
contiguous to May River. Gould bc made prO1i-
able by sale OF wood. These Lands when cleared
are OF the best quality for sen Island cotton. Ad
Joining and belonging 70 this place Ia 15-acre
settlement and summer residence, being perfectly
healthy at all scasOna.
Tcrms-0nc-haif cash; balance on credit OF one
year, to be secured by bOnd beaEing interest at
the rate OF seven per cent. per annum, and mort
gage OF tho preniiics buildings on the town Lot
nova th4 E. w. NJ. MACkEY,'S. q. q.
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THEATRIoAL.-Mark Read and Miss Florence
La Fond Will be here to-day. Manager Ford with
The Chapman Sister Troupe Is also expected. Mr.
OTIS Burlesque Opera Troupe had made arrange.
incnis 10 perform at the Hbernian Hall next
week but 1t is doubtful II tile contract will DO
fulhilcd. The fowcombe Hlnstrel Troupe will,
however, positively open on Monday night, and
tho Fair Will DO thing of the past.
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TY A FF A l r 8 .
Meetings This Day.

Union kilwinning Lodge, at Up. II.
typographical Union, NJ halfPast j.. II.
PhDnix Fire Company, ut ha,f.past r. n.
Survivors, Association, ut 7 +. Al.
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BUSINESS ENyELopHs.-TIE NBIs Job Office
Is now prepared to Furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, ut 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed OH his
envelopes.
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VIII nc soli on THURSDAY, 25th instant, in front
Of the Old Customhousc, 1T IL O'Clock A. NJ, pre-
cIscly,
All that PLANTATION OR. TRACT OF LAND.
situate OH the western branch OF Cooper River
and known as "Buck Iiail.n now the property Of
637 d6-lO0 acres, and two Tracts of Pine LanI'
known ~ 'Thrcc Mile Head 1'ractn and 'Tnrtlc.
berry Tract" containing respectively ZIG aud $50
acres.
Terms-ilaf cash; balance on Il credit of one
year, interest from day OF sale, payable scmi-an-
nnally, secured by bond or bonds Of purchaser,
and mortgage OF premises.
noy+ thf y. w. M. MACKEY, g. G. C.
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by A. G. McGILLlFRAY,
AuCtioncer.
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
WIN. NJ. BAILEY Isr AL, VS.. CuAs. G. WIIA.
LEY, fr ALI.

Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th day OF No.
vcmbcr instant, in front OF the old Custoinhousc
nt III O'Clock, A. NJ, precisely.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate on Wadmnlaw Island, In Charleston Coun-
", measuring and containing 200 acrcs, more or
less; butting and bounding north Oh Wadmaiaw
sound, south on lands OF Joseph s. Whaicy, enst
on lands OF George Scharlock, and west on lands
or Edward LuRochc.
Tcrms-One-third cash; balance on u credit OF
one nn1 two years, with Interest from day or sale
secured by bond OF purchaser and mortgage or
premises. Purchaser to pny for papers and
stamps r.. w. N. MACKEY S @. O.
nova th4
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THE Mills Houss, heretofore 30 we'll AMI
fayorably known, has bccu rcopenc,I for the ac-
commodation OF the pnh'ic. II has bccn newly
furnished In elegant style. and Is kept in such
manner AZ 10 mcrit the patronage OF the travel
ing people. noyI3 9
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Anttiom Sales.--future Duns.
by BOWERS & SIhC0x,
A NEAT AND WELL BUILT uo,,sE

VIII br sold on TUESDAY Y, the 23d instant nj n
O'Clock, in front OF the Old Postunlcc corner
l:asl lay ami broad streets
=, All iha. LOT or LAND, with the IIudings
.ncrcon. 1T the conner or kutlpdnc avenue ami
Motifs streets. The House contains four suuaro
ronls, two niiics. dressing rnOm AMI pantry: !:
nli.nnt on south side OH u brick foundation, gas
,,n,roughont. Kitchen hns two largo rooms
,l,.e" r anu plhStcrcd. Int measuring "a feet ON
,ont af, back line ~ feet. by 10 feet deep more
or lcss On the Lot is IL large CRANE nrbor ny
trees and flower garden "H
IerinsIonc'hr ~, c'i,; balance In ono year, &c.
seven per cent, from On To tnrcr v"n ra nj tor
PET scnt. interest. Purchaser to pay d. & S. for
all papers ami stamps. I,nvis thatns
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thc banks and courts
will 10 closed today i'm honor OF the Presidents
proclamation, appointing IL duy Of special
thanksuIyIup
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DEATu OF Dir. BoUI.wARs.-Dr. James Il.
Boulwarc, u highly respected and worthy citizen
Of Fairfield County, died q. his residence near
0Iaddens Grove on the 18th instant.
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Coon PAssAuE.-The now bark Annie Tor
roy which sai.ed from this port on the 18th OctO-
ber for Liverpool, reached that city on November
10th. making the passage In the excellent time of
about twenty seven days. The A. T. Was loaded
by HcssrS. w. Roach & Co.
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THE UNITED STATES COURT-HoN. GEoRoH S.
BRYAN, PREsIDIRa-in 3anka'up:cy.-'rhc Judge
approved OF the following appointments of es.
signccs: w. G. Shumake assignee OF J. W. Nor
wood, OF Grccnvile, and J. II. Fowler assignee OF
w. A. Check, OF Laurens.
The following petitions for final discharge were
referred to Registrar Carpenter, viz: Ex partc w.
b. Lee, J. NJ. WooddelI, Ii. 9. Crabb and J. III. Lee.
OF Marlboro.
The petitions OF J. r. Cochran, OF Anderson, and
Garrell Shell, OF Laurens, for final discharge.
were referred TO Registrar Jaeger.
Certificates OF nnal discharge were Issued.
under the seal OF the court to the following per.
sons, viz: W. @. Allen, of Beaufort; John Wiley,
OF Darlingtoni w. II. Burgess, W. n. Reese,
0fmBby Banding, ). Chan,;ler, J. Meyers and ID.
A. Foxworth. OF Sumter.
Elk parte D. J. Winn, in re Joshua Meyers. Petit.
tion for sales OF chooses In action. Order OF sale
granted.
IN the Circuit Court. and T. Greene w. The
Bank OF Georgetown and Manning & Deforrest.
Bill for Injunction to restrain the creditors OF the
bank, hessrs. Manning Deforrest, from pursu.
Ing suit at law for the amount OF their claims.
Mcssrs. Rutlcdge Young for com1laInants, and
VIM. Whaley, Esq, for Manning Deforrest
greater portion OF tho morning was consumed in
fh6 e'ShHAShst oibOt tuC COuCluhlOu Vi HukCQ
tho Judge ordered substantially as follows:
That tho president and directors OF the Bank of
Georgetown do account fully for their admnIs.
tration Of tho assets thereof, and surrender the
same together with any title deeds OF reai estate,
property, real, personal and mixed, ali evidences
for the payment OF money, including bills, notes,
bonds, or other chooses In action, TO r. II. Fraser,
the duly appointed receiver, on giving bonds with
personal security double the amount of the present
value OF the assets, the same to be approved by
the Clerk OF the Court The said assets to be dc.
iVcrod to him, to be collected in the most cxpedl
tious manner.
1t was further ordered that the Clerk Of the
Court act as special referee TO notify all claimants
to prove demands. all creditors being restrained
from institn.ing my suits against the bank.
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make during he year. and which may be of gene,

make during .he year. and which may be of gene
raj interest 10 the craft.
On motion, It was
Resolved, That Society IIi Lodge bc allowed to
abolish It's bylaws and adopt those OF tue Grand
Lodge.
An amendment to Article 10 OF the Consultation
qf Grand Lodge was read the lrst tlmo, and laid
over till the next regular communication.
An amendment to Article I04 OF tho c0nstitu.
ton was read once aud laid over to the next an
pual communication.
The report Of the Committee on Special Charity,
reporting the amount expended In charity, $7O5,
was received aS Information.
The following officers were subsequently ap.
pointed:
Senior Grand DcacOns-Bros. z. II. Curwilc, II.
CovngtOn.
Junior Grand Deacons-Bros. Charles p. Town
send, q. M. Jordan.
Grand Stewnrds-Bros. ID. r. Gllchrist, OF Mar
ion; T. a. DeLOrme, Of Sumter.
Grand TJler-Bro. - Wilson.
Grand Marshal-Bro r. X. Coburn.
The session OF tho Grand Lodge was marked by
great harmony, aud has resulted In the ACCOM-
plshment OF much for the good and benefit of
the craft.
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GOVERNMENT MCCI.gI.I.,H SADDLES and Team
harness for sale low at Uhapcau & IcTron's No.
GS Meeting street, next To Mills House.
nOytS
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Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Hon. r. Il.
CARrEsrEis PREsiDlkG.-Thc following cases were
tried:
John Kline, assault with intent to kill and as
sault and battery II. s. Tbarin, Esq, for the de-
fence. Guilty Of assault and bnttery. This vas
case OF assault by Kline, an employee OF the
City Hospital, on Carr, sick patient The latter
was beaten with strap, but several witnesses,
including the City Physicians, having testified
that the blows could not have produced death,
as the patient wns In dying condition previous
TO the attack tile first indictment was withdrawn
and verdict OF guilty rendered on the second.
Joe Bailey-horse stealing. II. w. Seymour,
Esq, for the defence. Guilty
Jake Rotinson-breach OF trust and larceny.
w. J. Whlpper for the defence. Guilty.
Thomas Rooney-burglary and larceny. G. Il
Walker, Esq, for the defence. Not guilty.
Caesar Small-assault with intent to kill, and
assault and battery. Guilty OF assault and bat
terry.
The Grand Jury returned true bill In the follow.
ing cases:
James Henry alias Bull Head-larceny of notes.
George Blaln, Lemucl Cox and James Kelly
highway robbery and assault and battery.
Emma Campbel-larccny.
John Morriscy-assaut and battery
The0. II. Bunch-assault and battery
No bill was returned In the following cases.
Susan Fishburn Pauline Fishburn, Tabby VIII
liams and Pompey YirgiI-assaulL and battery
Susan Brooks and May Brown-larceny and lar
ceny OF notes.
Emma ThompsOn-assault.
Nero Washington-larceny.
Alfred Singlcton-assault and battery.
Rachel Smiley alias Stephens assault and
battery.
Charles Cunningham and Frank Simmons
burglary and larceny.
verdict of guilty OF murder in the Grst degree
was rendered in the case Of the two Nixons in
dictcd for the murder of Charles Richardson, all
col0rcd
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CHRohOs CHRoNOs CmRoMos The clcal
est Chromos In the city at Charles G. Righter'
No. 10i King street.
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TiIE BRsT COLLAR for ploughing, and certain
not TO gall, Ia the Flag Collar for sale by Chapea
&c iiellron, No. 6s Mecting street, next 10 Mill
House.
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THB CHEAPEST YET.-Thc NEWS Job Office Is
now printing bill.heuds In tho best style and on
fine paper, at So so per thousand. Merchants think
of
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BUGGY, CoAClI, nnd all styles cart harness. for
sale low ut Chapcau & licnron's, No. Gs Meeting
street, next to Mills House. noyIs
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MASONIC FAIR.-There has been no enter
sainment In Charleston since the war that has
proved such draw as the Falr Of the Masonic
fraternity. Last night the crowd was fearful
Promenadng was out Of the question: and only q
slow motion around the hall could be observed.
This rendered the visitors completely at the mercy
OF fthecnterprslng merchants. Retreat was I'm
possible, and greenback was the response to every
demand. The victims were literally nccced, but
they took the inliction good -nnturedly, and only
regretted that their pile was limited. One rural.
andcr, whose pockets were picthoric, was heard
to say that 'if lie had ~ many bills as could burn
up wet muie" lie would spend them oil on tho
Fair. The tables show but little signs OF the havoc
matio on them during the three days engage.
ments. and the falr ventlers or unmcntIonablc
nick-nacks state that their ammunition Is not yet
expended, nor their harvest gathered. To-mor-
row afternoon the orphan children and those or
tho Widows Home have been cordially Invited 10
pay tho Falr O visit.
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SALs or EEhI. EsrATE.--Mr. Tlutson l.oc
8 old OH Thursday lot and buildings OH tue east
side OF President street, for S7o0.
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SHOOTING APFRAY IN LAURKas.-On last
Friday during the public sale at Laurens Court
house, brawl arose between two freedmen
Mr. Sidney Armstrong intcrfered, which was OBJ
jected TO by Mr. Saml. d. 0uIngs, who formerly
owned one OF the negroes. A few hot words
passed, and the dIsputants drew their pistols and
commenced 1ring. Mr. 0wings WAS killed, and
Mr.. Armstrong was at once committed to jail. Mr..
owings was highly respectable citizen, and
leaves wife and several children.
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nOvl1 ~

MILLS House HAIR DRESSING EuPORiUM.
Warm and Coid Baths.
J. L0MBARDO,
nOPlf ~ Proprietor.
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Ip You WANT good sole leather trunk, call
at Chapcau 4 IIcfron's, No. IS Meeting street,
next to Mills Uousc. noyIs
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by J. FRASER MATHEWES.
HOUSE AND LOT IN CANNON
IL STREET.

At Private Sale
HOUSE and LOT No. 7s Cannon street, north
side, near Rutledge Street City Railroad. House
room, gus and water works; also clstcrn, Kitchen
carriage house and stable, all In good repair. Lot
measures IS feet front by 200 deep.
nOvIR
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OSE OF DICKENS or Scctt's Works is present
cd to every annual subscriber to the Nix Cen.
tury. octG
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TnE PosTORFICE will be opened today for
tho delivery OF Mails from to0 M. and from
lf-pnst g to half-past T.. ii.
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Will he sold on TUESDAY, the 2ad instant. at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postoillce, foot Broad street
Tint desirable BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 20
george street, continuing seven rooms, pantry
&c. On the premises are all necessary outbuild.
ings or brick, line cisicrn and good well OF water
The buildings and premises are In good repair
by about $50 feet deep, be the same more or less.
Conditions-Tiirce thousand dollars cash: ba-
lance In one year, secured by bond of purchaser
and mortgage OF premises; interest mt the rate
or per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually: |:
premises TO be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser 10 pny for papers and stamps.
nOylS thsmtu3
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by A. C. McGII.I.IYRAY,
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
a AuctfopccI

FIX PhRT'i s. w. PALMER, ADMINISTRATOR or
JOHN PALMER, DECEASED.
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George Curtis has been appointed
magistrate for Beaufort Distrc,, and A. Il.
BristOw for Darlington County.
The threatened fnaRdanuS OIL the City Council,
calling upon them to proclaim an election for Al
dermanc vacancies has not yet seen light.
The injunction against paying money on tho
Corbn claim has not been served on the Mayor or
City Treasurer.
Divine service win be held today ut most OF
the churches, la accordance with the Presidents
proclamation.
Tho heavy rain or Tuesday night chokcd up the
cutters in nearly every part OF the city aud they
now need the attention OF the street brigade.
On Wednesday the 9th instant tho stOcIhold.
era Of the Planters anu Mechanics Bank will 20
into an election for four directors.
The meeting OF the stockholders of the Charles.
ton Bank will be held on the 23d instant. The
reports OF the president anu board OF directors
will be read, and Efforts made to resume active
business.
Theodore L. Bunch has been appointed captain
OF the night inspectors at the Customhousc, and
not night watchman as reported.
1t is stated that the additional force OF Custom.
house employees will be needed to prevent the
Importation OF morphine.
The Marine Hospital property has been trans.
ferrcd from the charge OF the Frccdmen's Bureau
to Messrs A Toomcr Porter, G.. A. Trenholm ard
S. L. Bennett. as n special trust, for educational
purposes on condition that pupils shall not be
excluded on account OF race, color or previous
condition.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company will be held to.
morrow, at IL H., at the Mayors oflice.
The flrcman's table. Washington Lodge, is the
centre OF attraction ut the Fair, and the competi.
tion Is quite lively. II Is hard to soy who will via
as all are in earnest.
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by A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
Under DECREE IN EQUITY,
Auctfoncel

HENRY O. GUERIN, EXECUTOR or JOHN BEI,-
LlNGER, M. D., DECEASED, vs.. SAN
USL ~. CROMWELL.
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Ny A. e. McGILLIYRAY,
huctfonccr.

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
JOHN S. MITCHELL, TRUSTEE, vs. HEATING 8.
BALL, IST All.
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by JOHN G.. MILNOR g. co.

Anrtiou Sales.--future Duns
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BY JEFFORDS & co.
HANS, .jHoULDERs, STRIPS, DC.
BY ALONZO J. WHITE & son.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
"A DENCE. No. 2G GEORGE STREET. SECOND
DOOR EAST OF KING STREET
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TRY GOODS. BED BLANKETS, &c.
by WIN. MCKAY.

Will be sold TOMORROW (Frkiay,) at 10 O'Clock
Ut No. l36 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion IIo.
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GREEN & WILLIAMS wifi seII at o,c,oct
n, the prcm,.c. mart ~ II, IN in $500 a.
IN Tbirtoen,b .,res, w., h.,na.a M *
s,roo,s no.p, ,rn.o., -, :. 49,
brIck bop,c w N'''
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,.,w.o, -, - r,n, ~ ~ = '''uo''
AZ r,rrI,nro wv 1890 +" '''-,, "'''' :" ~ Nv
Ala =, n o,o,,o,. -, A.. $50. -. ! {.
oN"' y" WV p'euiisoo, 1'nc
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Brcyct Captain q. D. Hill, First Lieutenant,
U. 8. army First Lieutenant j.. l.. spald-
ing, U. s. army First Lieutenant Josiah 8.
Styles, q. 5. army; First Lieutenant J. NJ.
Smith, U. 8. army; First Lieutenant Jesse
N. Leo, U. 8. army; Breyet Captain VIII
liam X. Maize, First Lieutenant, U. s. army;
Breyet Major "A. 8. Galbreath, First Lieu
tenant, u. 8. army; Brevet Major 7. II.
Hay, First. Lieutenant, u. 8. army, Brcyet
Captain A. 8. B. Reyes, First Lleutena mt,
U. 3. army; First Lieut.. W. W. Parry, U.S.A.i
Brevet Major Joseph X. Byers, First Lieu
tenant, u. 8. army; First Lieutenant VIII
liam 3. Pease, U.S. army; First Lieutenant
Jacob w. Keller, u. 8. army; First Lieuten-
ant VIM. w. Fleming, U, s, army; Brcyct
Captain r. M, Camp, First Lieutenant, U.
8. affnyi First, Lieutenant @. +. Ford, u. 8.
arfny Fltst Lieutenant VIM. s. johnson, u.
8. armyt First Lieutenant Charles +. Drew,
U.S. ermyj First Lieutenant Joseph NJ.
Kennedy, US. army; First Lieutenant VIM.
u, Boyle, U, 8. army; First Lieutenant c.
I. Cooper, u, s. army, First Lieutenant
Frank d. Garretty, U. s. army; Breyet Cap
tain VIM. H French, IT., First Lieutenant,
U. :. armyi First Lieutenant A. g. Henni-
see, U. 8. army; First Lieutenant J. A. Man
icy, ". y, armyi Breyet Captain David A.
Griffith, First Lieutenant, U. s. army; Brevct
Major Wm. u. Hugo, First Lieutenant, U.
:. army; First Lieutenant John Garland, U.
9. ARMY First Lieutenant J. b. Hanson, U.
8. army. ..# ts.
By command Of General Sherman:
fEeD. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
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and |, 30 lbs Thlmble Iron, 70 10 n. long. Ia,
10 9in. wide, 4 In. to ~ In. thick, and 40 lbs.
Hoop Iron. y in, to in, Nos, 10 10 lsi to supply
deneieneles under the contract Of Joseph Low for
classes Nos. 81 81, 81 81 3d. q, and 81, July s, 1883
Samples will be shown and farther Information
furnished BY Naval Constr b. y. Delano, at the
Navy Yard.
may not be deemed advantageous to the Govern
msht, and to award each article or item separate,
as may be most to Its interest. Responsible secur-
ity required for the prompt and faithful delivery Of
supplies awarded within twenty days, blank
forms for which may be obtained at this ofhce.
Proposals not duly endorsed on the envelope,
and not made In all respects to conform with this
advertisement and blank forms furnished, will not
vlted to be preseni at the hour above named,
when the bids will be opened. ,,r,,n,,
mylo.td Paymsster United States Navy.