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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-13
THE MADIsON-AvE. STRIFE
DAIDNEn

THE MADIsON-AvE. STREET RAILROAD JAR
RAIGNED.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Madson-ave. Railroad does not
accommodate the public 1t is pretended that at night
the cars are run every hour after o'clock have
waited and others Of my friends have waited IL and 20
minutes for Again. In the middle of the day cars
are detained at Thirty sometimes as long as
threequarters OF hour, because, as the oHcers say
when an explanation is sought, cit IS dinner no1r.
Then, again, that marked Madison-aye IIo
quently do not 20 through at ALL The passengers nay
to change. after short walk, TO the ThrdaVe' cars ~
order to get uptown. The last outrage IS tnat le
ale stoned sometimes fully 40 minutes ana over, -!
church and the passengers In the car delayed 70 us Wy
the congregation when they come out Ofio"N'
Astc- York, March Z, 1871.
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sELFRrDGE's DAR1EN ROUTE NOT NEW

TO Ia + dfFOT OF ITO IT FV wv
SIR: Permit me to call attention In connec-
ton with the late reports from the Daren surveying
party to an article in PutnGms 4Ggosine Tor harch
1850 wherein the proposed route for an nteroceanS ca
nj tro The uf Of BARREN TO the Gulf OF san Miguel by
he way OF the AatO, Cacarica Paya ana Iuyra h'sIs
is fully described and mapped out, having been as
covered by NJ Louis Iacharme French engineer IN the
carly part OF 1866 when he at the head OF an eApeu-
fon sent ont by certain French capitalists ana others
Nor York, March Q. 1871 OSCAR d. htLANp'
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haps % say that the country Is wholly unfit for agricu
ture desert of vast proportions, where the lizard and
horned toad disport themselves undsturbed.
East koC York, Feb. %. JOHN lVEs
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RELIGIOUS.
A PRESBYTERIAN MISSION.


The Young Mems Social and Benevolent
Society connected with DR.. Halls Church celebrated
their Goth anniversary last evening Prayer was offered
by the Rev. Vim. NJ. Paxton, and the sermon and adj
dresses were delivered by the Rev. Vim. Ormston d. d.
and DR. Hall The Society was formed in 1sp. In 1883
mission work begun In Twentlethst near seventh
ave- The present Seventhave. Mission Building
wac erected in 1854 This work has progressed
until four mission stations represent about
175 teachers and over 1900 scholars Inc
active operations Of the . Society are carried
on 10y "BOard OF Managers" with committees repre-
senng the -Four Missions stations, and strangers
Committee" whose duty il Is To form the acquaintance
OF young men. and associate them In Christian work
members since MS organization, with an existing mem
bersnp OF ISL The following are the school ana lnis-
siOns Church School, Sunday school room or church,
a. IN; Alexander Mission Nos and King st. a. m
and p. IN; SeYenthave. Mission, NO ~ SeyenhaVe,
and % p m; Fourteentlst Mission, NO. 80 East
FOurteenth-st y. m; Romeyn mhslOh, NO "o5 west
Twenty -sccondst, p. IN.
THE KEMPER MEMORIAL.
A memorial service in honor of the late
Jackson Kemper d. d. first Missionary Bishop of tho
North West, who died in NAV last, was held in the
Church OF the Incarnation, at Madsonaye. and Thirty
1fthst yesterday evening
DR.. Kemper after pastoral duties in Philadelphia and
NorwalS Conn. consecrated first Missionary Bishop
OF the Northwest In 1885, being the last Bishop e0nse
Grated by Bishop White. lie became, IN 1885, doce-
san OF Wisconsin, where he remained until his
death. Kcmper Hall, KeDosha, Wis, has
been founded in ms memory. Is institution for the
instruction Of che daughters OF cergymen and sister
hood for church schoOlteaching Il To be gradually
formed in connection Herewith. The collections last
night were i'm aid Of the General Fund" OF Kemper
Hall. Among the clergy pres, mt were Blshop fottGt OF
New-YOTk, Bishop Arntage Of Wisconsin the Rev DT-.
living. Iyance, Muhenbcrg, Haight, Spencer, ana inc
rector the Rev. DR.. Mont gomery. The Rev. Df. Ithg
and VIM 81. Eyars occupied seats ia front pt" Not
CATION. Addresses made by Bishop Armitage, Dr.
Muhienberg, Mr EYarls and others.
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ADDITIONAL ENTRIES FOR JEROME PARK AN
SARATOGA RACES.

Since the publication in TIE TRIBUNE of
the entries for the jerome Park and Saratoga
meetings, the following have been received:
JERosK PAEG-AnnnA Sweepstakes Of fg1 Geo Trent. eh
BY Eorfo dam Virginia d. Cornne by GI-nooe Geo Irnts
eh BY shiloh dam Bel. Dale By Owen Dale. Hunter Stakes sT
% Geo TNnrs ch by Sieh, dam Belle Dale by Dale
g. and H. Parks kIreace oAks by Bonnie dam by
Lerngton.
s.EsrosA-F1ash stsies-2l G. snd r. H. Parks Rrper.
Oshs pze above sedsc Sskts-? G. G. and T. H. ParIs
Nathan OAKS BY Bonnie Scotland dm BY Lexington ~ g. e. ,n
X H. PATHs eh W'hsesan By Bonnie scotland b. Cripple
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THE
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF PROVIDENCE, RI
CASH ASSETS NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

ECONOMltAIJ MUlbhb Lirb iNSbhhNNb W.
OF PROVIDENCE, r. l.
CASH ASSETS NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
This n,erDpr Copsn, has eat entirely loose from the ohoued
reomsns with Life Companes and issues
~, Ps'vsIg sner only annual premium.
a. No extra charge on the lives Of females
"a Free permits 10 officers Of the Army and Navy
permits visit foreign countries whenever the su'o 70
desire. - -. Al.
This Company Numbers rs Board Of Directors some OF The
most wealthy Of the United States whose an's
Of good management Of Its aa AMI justice 70 tue III
Msor Cen AMBROSE BURNSIDE Governor q Rhode Island
Hon WIN sPRAGUE. y s Senator from Rhoie isanl IL,
Hon HENRY y. ANTHONY u s. Senator from Rhode Island
JOHN CARTER BROWS, esq. Of Brown Ives
EARL MASON. esq. Of Providence H. l. ,,,,, D., -,
The Branch Once Of the Company In the cry Of heEo1 a
No 1s7 BROADWAY
Where information be obtained reference to The h'd tables
Of Life Insurance.
SIMON s. BUCKLIS. President
G. .. MCKNIGHT VicrPrsdsnt
WIN. Y. POTTER fecretsry.
W. T. oRIE General Agent for Eastern n. T.
Liberal arrangu made With rood parties n
WATERPROOF BUILDING PAPER, free
w from for Roofing shesng Ceiling OIeoh. Shoe SUI
Jennings, Tags Trunks Blasting Cahises Fgn, ed Cram bn &C.
Paper wsr.hous. 80 Duane ST Ser.Yort
ALBERT GATES formerly with Ii. Sails
DEALER il FINE WATCHES JgwELgY. AND sILyERwARE,
l6j Brja!ssg, upstelrs-
Special attention repairing fine watches
90 to MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE, No.
" Broadway Twenty thrdst There will dOd all the
books Of The day and all the Standard soi and also en0s Na
glsh French. snd Scotch stationery
ZERO REFRIGERATOR.
~ n the WorJ-Trade supplied
A. LESLEY, COS sIbaye Send Tor Book
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REMoyAL.-Willard Harvey dealer in imnorted
" q PraptnnsI, New f0rk. 49, """ -" hfosd""
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Take AYERS SARsAPARuII IN npr;r,. A..
blood aud purge cut The humor pirnplss halls snd wv
merely ssbehs Of the rotteuness within ~ ' shich arc
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HOME NEWS.
LIE WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RFNLRKs.-March II, ls7O-Ther. NJ q. m 2so; r. n
$40: II p. n so. March H. a. IN, 80; r. m 800;
IL III. 2so.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily a, 900
b'o.y showing ilen defects and pursuit. a., AZ '''
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HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel,,-
ssne ieI oaiArs Call sHd ebasiss aRDss fou
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nos creeping 90 te iunE take ArsHs CHEsRr PscroE.I %
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Anasusoeusan
BURNETT's KALLIsTON is the best Cosmetic

BUKSETT'S kALLiSTON Is the best Cosmetic
" YOUR THROAT IS SORE, OR YOU ARE AN
Cocoa Dn Jlry.. Erpxcro
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REMovAL--W lizard Harvey dealer in cod
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" q PrspihnsL, Nesfor. "i"'""'
Take AYERS SARsAPARuJA ro nur;c, ,b.
blood aud purge cot u~ hunon pInps bos aud sore. ~.
merely .pbems Of the roisuness within ~ ' Nheh arc
CHRONOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily nj $3.50
hossJ showing uh's deecs and best pursuits
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save vour Ell,
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II. n. SouHE'S, 81 Fulton-st., New-York. ia
TIE oss place TO bay rshiAe WarchE nae DIl1oSp choice
and srKRLiS6 ENsIsH aILVkKwaAK Diatnond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNFsDAY.....N %, 1871,
The Election.

The returns as we 90 to press show that the
obstructionists and antl-improvement men have
been routed "hOrse, foot ard Dragons" and
that the vote in opposition to the loan scarcely
rises TO the dignity Of scattering" 1t is graft
flying to the friends of improvement that the Dis
trict government has been endorsed in this en-
rhatic manner by the best citizens Of all parties.
The public verdict in behs lf of the much-abusesi
members of the District government conveys a
wholesome rebuke to the squad OF obstruction
ISIS who have resorted to such disgraceIul villif
cation OF these officers. In the vote of to-day
they can zee what the people think of Governor
Cooke and his as-ociates-and, also, what the
people think of hen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

New York Yesterday s.ovated- the Grand
Duke after the mos gushing style of that city
when it gets hold of a sprig of royalty. Even
the sedate reporter OF the Associated Press is
fairly thrown of his pins by the sight of a real
% Grand JOok," and quite outdoes the special
,Ienkinses of the press in the way of ornate de-
scription. The fine, manly form and hand
some but TOdest face OF the Grand Duke, he
says, ''were the subject OF general remark, and
the ladies at once became enthusiastic. When
the barge reached the Powell, the Duke evinced
no nervousness under the shouts, cheers and
waving of handkerchiefs which met him, amid
Strains of TIE Russian national anthem, but,
quickly rising, he tT'Ppedrp the steps as nim6Iy az
con Be imagined. As soon, however, as his feet
touched the heavy Brussels carpet laid across
the deck, the Grand Duke removed his chapeau
and bowed graciously." ['' Bowed graciouslyr,
Think of that, now!l But the Duke Is not alto
gether made up OF iron augustness, and the
reporter hastens to tell, that CHANGING about
him, and finding himself the subject of so much
interest on the part of the fair daughters of New
York, he mOdestly blushed, and for an instant
lost the self-possessiOn which he had thus far
maintained in a remarkable degree"
The ride OF the Prince up Broadway "was
one continued ovation. Cheer rose upon cheer
and a sea of handkerchiefs" VERY fine. convey
ing a graceful intimation OF the purity of the
hanckerebiefs, just out of the wash,) - flut-
tered from delicate fingers" On the whole, this
metaphor is rather mixed, lor bow can a sea of
any kind futter from delicate fingers? But the
reporter il altogether marine in his figures prob
ably by way of compliment to the Grand Duke,
and tells US q little later that I" the ladies and
gentlemen rose en- masse, and gave Alexis per-
feet storm of applause" A fitting climax to
this sort OF stuff is the statement that Jim Fisk
was presented to the Grand Duke, and he (Col.
Jim) presented Alexis the freedom of all he
owned on the American continent" The ''oya-
ton" altogether seems to have been a good deal
OF the Jim Fisk order, but must have been
rather striking from the numbers present and
the undoubted heartiness of the welcome given
TO the Prince. 1t is noS difieult to CLEAN from
the gushing adjectives of the reporters that he
really carried himself with unaffected modesty
well calculated to win the favor Of the American
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

What with her army of workmen rebuilding
the burnt district, her "confagratIon bummers, ("
and the legal questions arising from the COM
PlcatioDs growing out of the fire, the new
Chicago is altogether lively place. The latest
law point agitated is whether the late tenants
will be held for the rent after their houses are
burned to the ground. One of the journals,
discussing this novel question, says: 'Let no
tenant be frightened. The courts have decided
over and over again that where there is nothing
left to OCCUPYING equivalent-rent cannot be
collected. There is no possibility of a suit, ex-
Cept where the tenant and his family have con-
tlHuCd to sleep in the ashes!'
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n arkets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Nov. A.-Cotton firm; low mid
dhtgs, Ioais4. Flour active. Wheat steady. Corn
0uied bui nrm; yellow southern, 65azO. Oats nomi.
La La sVssS PROVISIONS unchsnged. Butter IN
BALI MORE, Nov. p Virginia skies, old, 81 bid,
5z1t asked; DO 1856, IS bid; do 1871 81 bid do eOu-
pom old s. bid ,65 asked; do. new IS bid. West vir-
g1niss, 2SS4 bid, 29,s asked. nth Csrolinas, old,
Is bid; do. new, - bid; do. special tax, Is bid.
cI HEw ioEk. Nov 1-stocks steady and strong
Money firm, 5aS. Virginia sizes, $50; new, 81
short, los.
NEw YORK, Nov. zz-Fiour dur. Wheat shade
fTmer Corn dull and heavy.
LONDON, Nov. 81 IL - y. m.-Consols opened at
fer DO h. Bonds Of 1852, s1S ISIS old, S2i{ 1871
945t: 10 eos. 9034.
fEAskFoRT, Nov. 22.-Bonds opened at s7Hag7s
IoNION, Nov. 2, l:0 y. m-Bonds of 1852 81:
lo65, old, 92'<; 1867 941S 10 io's, 01..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

THE GRAND DUKES SPEECH.
The reception TO the Grand Duke in New
FORK yesterday was grand AFFAIR. The streets
were crowded with spectators and the buildings
were gaiiy decorated The military display was
unusually fine The Duke was taken from the
flagship SHETLAND and brought up to the city on
the steamer Mary Powell When he came aboard
Of the Powell General Dix made an address of
welcome, TO which the Prince replied as follows:
GsAeTdt DIR, Ladies aud Gentlemen: beg to
express my warm thanks for the manner in
which have been received. The feeling which
exists between Russia and the United States is
a strong a. II II lasting. and nothing can dis
turb it. i shall pass rapidly through New York
10 pay my respects to the President, whose high
Character Is greatly appreciated everywhere,
but, on my return, / shall have the pleasure to
accept your hospitality, 50 kindly rendered me -
The formal ceremonies OF welcome over hand
shaking was gone through with, and nearly
every lady and gentleman on board was pre-
ented 10 the Prince and cordially shaken by
the hand The Mary Powell landed at Pier
No l. The Prince was then escorted TO a car
rage drawn by four horses, and the procession
followed 90 the Clarendon, where he reviewed
me troops from the balcony. At night he was
Syrensded by the 9Th regiment band, and left
New York this morning for this city to nav his
respects to the President ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

Dan. voorhees, does not take kindly to the new
''TasNivism' policy advocated by some of the
democratic journals. He calls it political in
sanity and thinks that If it prevails "every
Political coward should have a wreath of laurel
and every fearful trimmer should have a monu-
ment erected to his memory" He wants an out
and out democrat nominated for President, even
II he should not be able 10 carry a state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

~A dispatch from St Louis says that at the
performance at the Opera House in that citv
Monday evening, Mis- Matilda Heron gave
unmistakable evidence OF insanity.
s6Horace Greeley was actually seen attired
In ssswelI" coat among the frivolous throng al
a fashionable wedding last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

THE TANNANY RISG SCATTERATIos.-Iti IL
IGNORED in New York that James NJ Sweeny. a
frother OF Peter Il. Sweeny, has fed 10 Europe.
.-id that evidence Is in the hands of Charles
P'COnOr Of frauds by him in connection with
Z weed and Others. In the Court of General SEES
IONS yesterday morning Judge Bedford charged
tie grand jury on the frauds on the CITY, and
sGggested that the jury send for Charles O'Conor
% assist themin an Immediate rigid Investigation
g" all notorious frauds, without respect to persons
a. political parties IL maitered not that MANY
u the alleged criminals have fed the country;
tAe law would reach them wherever they might
be. ~5 o-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

Sensible men everywhere in the country viii
agree with Samuel j. Tilden, that the man who
IN our country is no politician and does not vote
Is unfit TO be citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

HoVERNoR SCOTT confirms the suspicious of
fraud which have been expressed conrerning
the financial affairs OF South Carolina He
accuses the treasurer Of a fraudulent re-sellinS
81 certain bonds which had been previously con,
Nerted into other securities. The treasurer and
the financial agent deny this, but there Is one
certain fact regarding the matter, which Is that
The state treasury Is empty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

bSvIvAI OF. THE OLD ANrI-MAsoNrc
IARTY.-A convention is 70 held In Rochester
on the nth Of December, OF an 'sassoc iatiOn
composed Of members opposed u Secret Socie-
ties" Gerrit Smith and Howard Crosby, of the
University in this city, the ruling spirits. IL
may be that they viii try TO revive the old anti
NJ sonic excitement In this State, which ran
from lS2S 70 1f0-E y Ttfe0rdm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

he CASE OF BRIGHAM You've was called in
the United States District Court NJ : all r 49,
yesterday, but that gentleman failed to respond.
His counsel denied that Brigham ha9 fied the
territ9ry, ana that he was only "A a more CON
and would be IN court ,a, s-ssts VI 4,,n -,
ron u i"S'P0 the trial Is held under advise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The stock and gold markets In New York closed at
iOrtock ye.teIday on account OF the reception to
forenoon was without change II. the previous az
ne stock market was strong, but the business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

LUcY STONE and go0dly number Of her suf-
frage sisters and brothers enjoyed asconvention
Congress 70 pass a sixteenth amendment, that
State legislatures give women presidential and
nun cipal suffrage by law, and to advance the
state constitutions, and other subjects, were
a.lOf ted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

N. B.-The auctioneers call the particular atten-
ton Of the public to the above sale, Messrs Full
TON d CO., not having had sale for the last two
years, have large and well selected lot of GOODS
which they have determined to sell without reserve
R.F. 4 CO. have several Watches and other yalu-
able articles which they have held IL months
and the depositors have them on payment of the
principal and small interest.
We advance money at less than one. half the usual
rates. nol8
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Ofses Ca,sf Sirnal OAcs a
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Nov. ., 1871, 10 a. m (
rsfNoPsls FOR THE PAST TwENTYFoUR HouRs.-
day morning east of the Mississippi. The lowest
gressure Is m New England and ON Lake Ontario
Rain has fallen very generally along the Atlaatic
coast ana snow is reported from all stations north
81 new jersey and the Ohio river, well as in the
Missouri valley. Clear weather, with northwest
winds, now prevails from Kansas to Lake SUPERIOR
win the temperature below in Minnesota
brsk but not dangerous winds, from the souf west
ans northwest have prevailed from Lake Michigan
70 New York Geographic communication Is inter
rupted wet of Iowa.
PRoBABILITITs.- barometer will probably con-
tlhue 70 fall during the day from Pennsy lvania to
New England, with northwes, winds and cloudy or
snowy weather: rising barometer nth clear weather
and cold northwest winds from Missouri to Lake
huron, and northwestwardly cloudy weather, and
light winds In the Southern and Gulf States; brisk
but not dangerous, westerly winds will probably
prevail over the lakes, middle and eest Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22
PERSONAL.

COME EyIL-DISPOSED PARTIES HAVING
- circulated report that Mr.. Martin Bauer was
attacked with smallpox, we are requested 10 insert
The following card from his physician los "a
street, Nov. 221-I hereby certify thar Mr. Martin
Bauer, No. 343 Penpa avenue, il under INV nro-
f:ssional care for hepstis, cor inflammation of the
lIver.D and is free from any contagious discs sa
IT. NJ. BRuCKiEIMER, NJ ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

CREAT BARGAINs Fine Solid Cola CHAINS,
NJ LOrKETS and JEWFLEY, warranted, 10 be
bad at CAROS BAZARi9l4 Pa Ay,, between 9Th
and 10th sts., below auctsn price,. ocs-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-22

A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS PRACTICAL
"A kDowledge Of the grocery business and knows
Highest recommendation from present and former
9th st. ItS
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NO IRON MANUFACTURES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
0fce If the Lizhf honss Boora, )
WARRINGTON, November IS. 1871.
Sealed Proposals, ind0rsed " Pm pOsals for LIGHT
houses for Trinity shoal and Timbslier, Gulf Of
Mexico" and addreseed TO the Chairman Of the
Light he Board, will be receiv. at this ofics
until one O'Clock OF tn URsDAY, the 4rh Of Jan
nary nex,, fer the sons,ruction Of two hrst-erder
amer acceptapee, and delivered on board vessels
furnished by the United States.
Proposals will be received only In the printed
forms, which, with circulars, plans, specifications
form Of contract. end any desired Information, can
be had on application, by mail or In person, to
GEORGE 81. ELLIOT,
Major of Engineers, u. 8. A,
nel5-eO6t Engineer Secretary.