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Cabbage rs q Food for Mich Cows

l have had little experience in this line,
and am greatly pleased with the result. They
come into feeding for mich cows after corn
FODDER has been killed by the frost, and at a
season of scarcity of other green food; their
value az milk-prcducing feed, l think, stands
fully equal TO any other green food have ever
fed. and the product that can be grown upon
acre II very large. Probably the most diff
cult part Is the storage for winter use. To
get the most benefit with the least labor in
storing and feeding is the object Tor should be-
81 those VINO raise any crop after it is grown.
For | think the feeding should be begun a.
soon as the green corn is injured by the frost:
that is usually the last of September or the rst
of October. The mich cows are then carried
on with good how OF milk, which is better
than 10 let them fall away. and then try to
bring them back by high feeding. l think that
In changing feed we should begin moderately,
and increase as the animal gets used to the feed
10 the full amount desired to be fed, then keep
on steadily with that until another change j.
desirable or OF necessity must be made. Va
Tiety IL OF great benefit for all farm stock, more
80 than az trsi appears. The feeding OF cab
hage in connection with hay and meal will be
found very beEeiical.-Farmsrs Home Joura1l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
Dark Stables.

theoretically, dark stables are bad. Almost
universally they are denounced by agricultural
VIII ers. Yet some horses are kept in dark
stables with no Ptrceptible injury. A year or
two since in looking through the extensive
stables of the different Express Companies
one halt OF the horses kept in cellars, one of
which, particularly, we remember a. being so
dark that We could not satisfactorily see the
norses, yet the finest horses wore kept in this.
omnibus horses were kept. Two or three OF the
managers told us that they preferred such sta
pies, rs the horses were not troubled by flies
ana were moro quiet, less liable to be disturb I'd
And also because such stables were generally
warmer in winter and cooler In summer thu n
others Ihe{ AL stated that NO injury to the
ewes resulted. Most Of the horses were wor r Al
more or less, each Wes,era Farmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

The Maine Farmer SAYS n man near Augusta
Maine, by breeding In and in with a riock of
pure bred south Downs, for only ten years, run
size about one-half, and their constit ,iions Al
been greatly impaired, while the 10 X greatly
decreased In in number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

now TO KEEP AWAY FLIRs.-ln Belgium
according to the Food Journal, the butchers use
laurel Oil on the door posts and window frames
Ter the purpose Of keeping away hies. with grea,
success. So simple q Continuance would be q
great boon to the habitues of eating houses and
confectioners, and be useful to every house
keeper: The emanstion from minced laurel
leaves Is rapidly fatal to all small insects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

q correspondent, Wikes' Spirit SAYS: ssIf the
back il considerably swollen, it should be well
fonented for at least half An hour, and then
bathed with . lotion composed Of two drachms
half pint OF water. The saddle should ne yer
be re-applied until the sore il healed and the
akin 70 free from al indanation, even II consid-
cradle inconvenience il thereby suffered. The
green cabbage leaf over the bruised part, and
keeping the saddle on for IN hour or two after
work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

A OoRRHsroSDKT OF the Rural New Yorker
says Mr.. U. 3. Lewis, Of Orleans county, New
fork, hnds in practice that 800 or 1 400
pound bullock will gain on an average three
Hounds per day, on tive pounds of hay, ten OF
more pounds Of straw, nine pounds OF corn
meal, half oushel Of turnips, all steamed to-
gether. He estimates, but il 10 not stated OF
what experience, that the same food cd
would produce only two pounds of beef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

ga elsrionet, cornet and flute have been
introduced into the choir OF the CONGREGATIONAL
Church At WauPan, WIS.
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UNITED STATES NAILS.
VIRGINIA.
POST OFFICE IMPAIRMENT,

WARRINGTON, sept. 80, I7o
Proposals. be received ct the Contra Office OF
i, ISL: 10 june 80, iT5, in the STATE dF Viz.
on n Ssa by see "a
announced by or before March 80. ISL.
tB,deers r,R ezanlins carefully the forms and
INSTRUCTIONS dHneLed.)
office at the place named. Service win Lot be let
where no Offices exist.
44l6 From Richmond. by Seven Pines. rrns'aN..
Lane to West Point, 8 miles and back, six
leaye Richmond daily, except Sunday, .. /
Arrive z. Wet Point By sspm:
arrive .t Richmond by la.Ypm;
Prepossls invited TO extend route from West
81 s::'
All From Norfolk. BY Old Point Comfort. TO Balti
more, Md ~ miles and back, six times .
Leave Norfolk daily, except Sunday, at sl,
Arrive az Baltimore next isys ysam;
Leav Baltimore daily, except Sunday, a. $40
Arrive at Norfolk next days bysam.
Stone, to hsstsille, 81 miles and ba-k, three
Leave Soroi Mond 70 Is, w SSsm. and
day at 5 S0am;
Leave Ea,t" isi Men % Wednesday and Fri
Arrii T,s at T IL &c., by '9 % J,r
Leave Norfolk Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive at Essiville bvspm:
Leave nashville Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive at Norfolk BY SPIN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-11

We regret to see that the barbaroue amuse-
ment OF 'tl3ander Pulling" formed part OF
the entertainment at late fair In this State.
such thing happened once in Columbia,
about ten years ago, on Christmas day. Next
morning the following poem appeared in tho
old South Oarolintan, which 30 plainly set
forth the enormity Of the thing, that tho
practice has never been repeated hero. We
reproduce it in the PHOENIX as word in sea-
son:
What sight is that2 Immortal souls
Fitted to endure axtremest agony, or to emf y
Fullness OF bliss, are gatncred round spreau-
ing tree,
Where hangs bird, head downwards;
It's powerful feet made fast with thongs;
It's membranes tough; its living muscles
strong,
And slow to yield.
And horses are prepared, as if to run race,
Naught else; for in their hands their riders
bear no weapons.
High in mid heaven two angel watchers
Looking with deepest sorrow on the sceno be-
low,
The hosts of hell close hover round, invisible
The riders mount. Oh, that their eyes were
npenedi
For each horse bears. besides his mortal
A messenger ofdarkness. who, clinging round
the neck
OF him who rides, pours into his cruel heart
Fresh thoughts OF cruelty. he spurs his
horse;
Faster he rides, and faster still, eager for
what?
He grasps the neck and gives pull, that
draws 8 scream Of agony.
Another-still another passes by,
Til, life exhausted, the dead muscle yields,
And the'last rider carries off the prize.
What exnltstion in the looks Of thoso dark
spirits,
AS each rider grasped the anointed neck.
Fit sport for them! But wasit the sufIcrings
That filed the devils hearts with JOY?
Nay, surelyl That was not enough. But thoy
could see
That souls that took delight in such sport as
that,
Were At to bear them company, and could be
urged on
To cruelty Of any kind towards their fellows.
They know that God Is love, and that the
mereiful
Obtain his mercy; and when they see heart
That suffering cannot touch it, they may we'll
rejoice;
For how can you, O, mon OF cruel hearts,
Ask God for mercy? Ask mercy you your
selves refuse to givcI
Yet II His mercy comes not, where shall you
fnd your place,
But with the spirits lost, who chow no mercy!
Your cruel deeds are marked by One whv is all
merciful-
And shall not he avenge2 Oh, by His mercies,
ere He wakes in wrath,
Learn mercy! There was suffering onco
That can atone for cen your cruel thoughts.
One gave His lifel But at His feet your
hearts must melt,
Ere you receive His mercy!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-11

,p .ar WAGONS and BUGGIES
isE53EEEEsg1 made to order and all kinds
:, sis.SSsz5SF3NH =. Of vEHICKLEs repaired;
EMsaz MSz3Ses2ziEA2&sa &sall kinds OF AGRICULTU.
RAL IMPLEMENTS made in the best
manner and at short rotice. Apply at large
brick Shop i'll rea- of L. & G. d. Hopes, or at
Lorick & Lowrarces.
Oct 81 I'm E. W. SEIBELS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-11
MALARIoUH DISEASES GENERALLY
FEMALES

Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS the best tonic known for the dis cases I O
which they are generally subject, and where a
gentle stimuant is recommended.
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,POSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.


WAsHISGToN, June 2, 1870.
Sealed Proposals addressed to the Secretary Of thu
Navy, Tor furnishing Stationary for the Navy De-
parfment and Bureaus snd Offices thereof, in Wash
ingtOn, during the fiscal year ending June 30 ISL,
VIII he received until y O'Clock Of The 2Sh inst.
Zach proposal must be signed by the Individual or
cate Of Collector Of Internal Revenue that the bid
der is engaged in the msnufsctu-e or sale Of the
articles PROPOSED TO be supplied and satisfactory
guarantee that the bidder viii execute contract.
with good and sufficient bonds If his bid be accepted
for any or all Of the articles No bid without this
certificate ar Il guarantee will he considered I'd
The lids will be considered item by item. aud the
the Department reserves the right 10 accept or re-
yect any ore or all the items separately =
Blank forms OF pro pOsals, with schedule OF arti-
cles. can be obtained by Apply ing 10 ths De part
meut.
Bids will be received for the Envelopes alone
emitting all other articles in the schedule and con
~tdered item BY item. In other espocts the bids
must embrace all other ar cles in the schedule and
be IL accordance Herewith.
Bidders will De required 10 enter into contract im-
med'ately. with good and sufficient bonds, IL their
bid be accepted for any all OF the articles. If
gagged N business outside Of Washington. they must
city from which articles can be procured INMEDI-
ATFLY when required.
The Department reserves the right to order a
greater or less quantity Of any article enumerated
times within the year as il may deem advisable
AT'ces are to delivered upon reqRisitiOn, at the
Office or bureau for which needed, withOu. uuneces
saIy delay, without charge for delivery. In such
qusntties as may be ordered, and must be satisfac
terry 70 the head Of such Office bureau In default
81 such delivery the Department reserves the right
To- purchase the articles elsewhere annul the
tract either in hole OF in part holding the cOntrac
and surees responsible for any excess in prices
necessarily paid.
Bills for articles furnished. properly approved. will
Department elect. GEO. VI. robson,
Je4 II By Secretary of the Navy.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,


RY COOPER LArIMER, Auett,ne~r..
- Successors 90 J. o. Mcclure Co
o'u'h"est corner oil Penn avenue and 18th street.
Ts s5sE kns, sALE At AUCTION OF HAND.
GGA ASI RIbA5RLSR; 9HAMBEk. biSfSa 8 R6oa,
bEsp vte oksMkss SskkkkFfTggRkAkp SIX H0S
eTber from Joseph B. Stewart r. ei s ax sne saoi
IN g. T. r io 1877 ri, and Cd duly Re, Re-
os Land sfor Washington county District
and and Ttirteepth streets, on THURSDAY, the 18th
nsEsa . sal. deed q trust and Pa aS
o...IN THE PARLoR
T pwo nae s.a Hsedailion Carpet
siz Chairs to match
rem Chalrs. richly ornamental
Two hne match Center Tables
OHe small and one Gard Table
Ohe Rosewood Piano
Tine Cover and Stool Tor same
Tonr set sets nm iine satin Window Curtains
Two large size Mantle Mirrors
Two largesize Pier Glasses
Two Fancy Diyans
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Five handsome; best quality Brussels Carpets
Rosewood aud Walnut Lounges
Rosewood and Walnut wa.hstands, marble top
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed.
Linen Sheets, Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs, Commodes and Corner Racks
And IN each room, silk. Rep aud Lace Curtains.
DINING ROOM
One Brussei Carpet, handsome pattern
One Extension Table
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two sideboards
One Mirror, one Mantel Clock
Complete supply of China
Cutlery and Table Ware
Silver plated Tea Service
Silver plated Casters. Forks and Spoons
One set OF fine Silk Rep Curtains.
One ell CANT Brussels Carpet
One elegant Walnut Library Table
One Library sidebosrd '''>A
One Easy Chair
Two fine alnut Bookcases
One hpe Mahogany Bookcase
CO.. volumes Of select Books, including the Gentle
mans Magazine, complete; Annual Register,
Three sets silk Rep Cnr, aims
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furnitute
Two Refrigerstors
Chairs, Tables, Queensware, and Utensils in full
SERVANTS ROOMS.
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus,
Stoves in ali the Chambers
Hat Rack and Hall Chairs
Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs
And at o'clock m, on the said 10Th day Of June,
1870 shall offer all that piece parcel Of ground
as lot numbered nineteen, 10 Din DavidsOns subdi
vision OF square numbered two hundred aud eighty
five, 2S5 } improved by four story pressed brick
front Dwelling house, brown stone trimmings, and
containing sixt comfortable rooms situated upon
the south side Of street north, between Twelfth
Terms: $ 90 cash; balance in three, six. nine,
and twelve months from date, secured By deed OF
n Trust 9p0n me i All % s and reve
sold. ALBERT o. HAIL, Trustee
jei-d&ds IRepI Auctione rs
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, May q, 1870
iii II O'clock on FRIDAY. the ssih day Of June, $50.
for supplying the Stationery described i'm the sched
Sle below the fiscal year ending the sOh Of June,
The Stationery must be Of the best quality.
he ssee @Ss SGaRsr ssch Did aou,a 20
bonds, with approved suretes for the faithful fu.
increase or diminish the aa ss asf%
Articles not named in the schedule below are 10 n.
furnished &C the option of the Department at the
Streams Folio Post, per rssm
Il resms Dispsich Cap, ruled to pattern, weighing
pounds per ream
lsS realms Feolseap, ruled or plain, weighing IA
sa resms Qusrto Post, ruled plain, weighing 10
ponds, per ream
pounds. headed a: per pattern, per ream s :"
~ ss%s Note Pspsr rTisd or plain Per sssn
% sltnss Paper PEI psr rear.
q. dozen Bsottlne boards, per dozen
q reans Esvsiops Paper, bun or yellow, royal. per
50 resn. Manila wr.ppins Pepper, .uper-rOy.l. per
Streams Brown Wrapping Paper, n By 50 inches. per
g 90 Envelopes. s1aei.l sizes, plain, per loo
5000 Enyeicpss, oeis sizss extra he sSs, headed
e pr pattern, per 1900 = =. = =
Der psftesn. per 100 Ass'' Is Assa'' -
ss gross he, nn Pens per srcss 80
III dozen F.ssrs back Lead Psncsls. per dozen
g dozen fsber1 Red and Bise Psneils. per dozen
az dozen isoPg Hoid. per Ss.s dozen o s
dozen on
q dozen Rodgers scissors, per dozen
stdozen MAYNARD 4 Eoyes. Ink quartz, per dozen
= dozen dssynsrd NOyes Ink pP,s pr dozen
0l dozen French Csrmine Ink, per DOZEN -
~ dozen lnssssnds' Drapsrs, Whitneys, or equal,
s. pounds Sealing Wax. scarlet. per pound
q pounds India Rubber, prepared in pieces. mar
II dozen siS Taste or Braid, assorted. p.r ao..,
1sozen Bed Tape, in pieces. escorted, per dozen
~ as o ooasH sg LINEN seg SSpe' Per dozen
% dozen large Jars Mucilsse, with brushes, per
q Dozen quart bottles Mucil.ee. per dozen
n dozen Blank Books. per dozsn ~
"a dozen packs Visiting Cards. per dozen
Zoo sro.s India Rubber Bands, per gross
dozen Meuornndum Books, per dozen ~ :
dozen Portfolios, per dozen
% dozen Letter Files. Per do1en
. dezen Eyelsf Pnnchrs, per dozen
Dozen E Se,ser Gips per- "a Dozen sensn
dozen Gold Pens and Holders. per dozen
no yards Tracing Linen, per yard
Sozen Ps spsT w Ss per pe ae dozen
B boxes Patent Paper Fasteners, per box
20 pounds Waters. per pound
idozen bottles Pounee, per dozen. jest
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E4t rGH2asafTkF ~ or
fOh RkfHNUE MARINE
IhkAsUkf DEPAkTNENT,
WAsHTNGTox- u a lima n Ion

WAs8ISGToS' n a. lime n ION
Separate Sealed PROPOSAL. will be received al thi.
pepsyfmenf mill - osSicL FRIRS I,v - ,s n'
for building one sidewbee strs1er az wood ~ ~
TONS a m ior the Ravenns n 400 sarv;ce - 49,
Pacific Casst 10 IL siis,, a. az, ". .Sr ne sns
Frsncf.eo :" " .'"'o'oA NJ 'iie Pois " S~n
messur, ments for tonnage TO be according 10 old
rom forward par Of sern NE 10 ssr p er 81 si.pe
nj breaSth ~ No. aSiai 49, s VI ssS.n
par AZ 81 Secs 10 tor on eeilins ~ pm o enoer
General ieafians for The .loxs xas..l iii, ~
furrfshed biSders on snnlcati,r ~ sS,e e,-.sa,.
houses AZ Bo.ton New York Phfiad al MIA Rsasi-
rDore and San Francisro
guarsnfeed sneed ri II knots nm n trial conr.u IN
one nils and II Knot. for six eonsecnfivs hnnrs
will be required 'S'
Favorable consideration win be given N MA. in
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WATER REsIsTRAR's OFFICE. Cry HAI
AA.mlNcr 10y ID q I-n. A IN


WASHINGTON, d. c., June 4, Is7O (
Notice Il hereby given, in pursuance OF an act of
water aS q ceS St Ds sns a .as
loot has been assessed and levied on ali lots or parts
avenues in this notice set forth 10 any Of the squares
hrriin enGmsraied and further, that the first in
Sad act viii be due and payable On the lst day q
~ hsx., and thHt all sIesegnsnt l9stallments will
sueseeding year until the whole shall be paid all in
rate Of six cent aanum from the first day OF
- Ey next, but may at the option Of the owner
at any time after the tax shall have been levied
An abatement 81 six per cent. will De made in all
An lot. OF parts Of lots which bind or touch on
Tenth street west, in squares So SIS, 15, and rs
Fifteenth street west in squares ia ls lsi, la5,
90. 2lo, an, sls, IA, ana no
Twenty FIRST street west, in squares 20, g. and %
rirst street east, in squares SO sndT
Third street east in squares zoo 76l ~ 7Ss and 80
Nth street east, in Iquares SO and 50
fIs,ssih ssIset go, IN sluares ssI 30, and sss
street north. IN Ss sT1a4s. a S iOiO and IO
'il, %s.'S ;i"a.;' ;sGa Z s' is
:; . ..Tssi 5 Ror;S' n sSnsrss sSs and s
4 street north, in squares north Of SIS and SIS
~ street north IN squares - and hoo
10 ssrect south, IN squares S42, Sk3, so and S7l
9 street south, in squares SIS, sss, ssi and $50
sr.ss sSa,S h s :%S.rs: 81 ans a IS and @
Defrees street. part " square 6D
North "a pitol street In squares ST. 6s4 6s and 6s
Essf Capitol street, I'm squares ~ SIS Sl7 3d.
81. 80, s6s. 81 sse. 80, I'D, S3l 81, % and 81
Delaware avenue, m squares SIS and SO
Indiana Az euue- IN squres 50 and south Of 81
Teone---e avenue IN squares northwest % I0s3 and
l0S3
Virginia avenue, in squares ssh north Of sss $50.
al, nOrIh Of o., and east Of Ga
In addition y the above, there will be due and pay
able this once the lst day Of July next the
second installment Of Water Tax assessed July i,
lAfhe third install lnsnt q W ater Tax assessed July
$50, the fourth insrallment Of Water Tax Asses-ed
-5uy J. Is7, and the fifth insfallment Of Water Tax
aesed July i, lo66 except where such instailments
have already been paid
All property which the Water Tax has been
levied and on which the sane, or the regulate in
stzllment Instruments thereof shall be unpaid on
the LIST % January next and each succeeding
Il January until paid in fun viii b. ported 70 the
Tax Collector, who - required by law Ito include
the IN bis annual advertisement of property 20
be sold for debnquent taxes an1 20 collect the
other taxes are collected
y. B-This advertisement Is the only notice re-
quired by l.w Be given 20 owners Of property on
which = Water Tax has been levied.
Je9-eo9t X. BOND. Water Registrar.
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DROPOSALs FOR OBSTRUCTION OF THREE
II STEAM PROPELLEkS OF IRON FOB TIE
kEYENUE MARINE SERVICE.

TREASURY DEPAHTAENT.
WASHING ON. ID. & June A. $50.
Separate sealed proposals will be received this
Department until u clock TIL RSDAY. June -,
icr building three steamers for the Revenue Marine
Service. as follows:
On Propeller Of Iron $50 tons. o. m
Two PrOrellers Of Iron, go tons, O. m.
Measuren ent< for tounag. ccgrdng 10 old cusfc-n
house rule, ticking the length on load line from
forward part Of stern 10 after part Of forward stern
post, breadth Of beam nodded and depth from under
part Of deck 10 ton If ceiling
General specifications for the above vessels will he
furnished 6ieders on application NJ the custom
houses at Boston, New York PhiladeIphia aud Rai
timOre '''-'' "''- - ID
guaranteed speed of IL knots on n trial co,rsa If
mile, and Il knots for six Consecutive bours will
b. reauired II the 40 ton a,,5 10 Lan., ~ a
trial course Of one mile and II Knots for siS
ri, hours will be reouired for the yesSaIs ~ 90.
favoTabIs c"nsidsratfSn viii b. gvsn no M 70
cOr!ance with The rate of sneed onarantee5 - 49,
of the rate above Stipulated "
The work will be carried ON updar .ba rarso,.I
snpervision OF an agent ~ the Treasnrv Dansr,ra,
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BUREAU OF EovipMsN rH An Rsc.r,

BUREAU OF ESgIPMESI AND REcEuIIIse,{
. WASHINGTON, May q, $50.
SesIed Prope%ssls for furnishing ASIHRaoIfE
cal year ending June 80 1871 will be received al thi,
Bureau until 10 a. m, June Is, 1870.
These proposals must be indorsed Proposals for
The offer must be for the delivery OF 1000 tons Of
The coal must be Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black heath, or Of kind equal 70 them In all re-
appointed by the Secretary Of the Navy, after the
reception Of the bid. The OF the coal proposed
70 be furnished must be stated in the offer 1t Is TO
ss IN Sgs e usss .s for p;ys
from impurities, unmixed, Of which the contractor
will be required to furnish such evidence as will be
satfaetory, and be subject TO such inspection. to
quality and quantity. as the Bureau may direct
Inspectors. who wal srSe theTisht q psrsmptory
fhs price must be for coal delivered at the phl.-
oa ina II
wharf, on board Of vsssels at such points within
six miles o. the saia 5syy,yard as may be desgnated
any extra charge Of any kind. % : : :"
Proposals will likewise berscesed for the delivery
o. $500 tons OF the same on Atty Of cea, to be
livered IN the port Of ork, board OF vessels
or at the nsyyy ARD there as At Rhindeiphis under
Any demurragefor other charges 10 which the
Bureau may be subjected from delay in the
prompt delivery q the sesl b. the contractors, win
In Of failure deliver the coal I'm proper qu IN
tity mot exceeding 70 tens per day or proper qua
n.y. ana at the proper time and place. the Rnrea re-
serves ths right 70 psIshs;s forthwith q the con-
sssry to supply the dehciepy 90 .sI3 lI37-d1 =
EBlapk forms 81 off&r. fuarsnfee, &c will be fur
nished on application 20 The Burean. my2l