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The amount of twenty FIVE dollars and seventy five
reported received from miscellaneous sources derived
in the of the State Watson, MarcouX.
The County Treasurer has settled with the Controller Of
Strife the 18th OF june 1877 and has his receipt and
discharge for the sans Respectfully submitted,
FRED ID. TURNER County Auditor
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COUNTY TRRAsuRER's OFFICE,

CARSON CrTY, ormsby County, July 7th, 1877.
To the Board of County Commissioners Of omsby county,
Nevada: ~ - a.' Ez#s=f+r - =
Gentlemen: herewith submit my report of the bust
OF the County Teasures Office for the half year end
ing June 80, 1877.
On the 1st of January 1877 there in the several
county funds the following
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Nm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE DISTRICT
OF the United States for the District OF Nevada
made and entered the 18th day of May 1877, hereby
give notice that will sell at public auction, i'll parcel
free from all membranes,
In front of the property the following pieces OF land in
Carson City, Orsby County, State Of Nevada to wit:
Those certain pieces land called and known and
being: Whole OF Lots Four, Five and Eight and the
northern four and half a. Lot Nine, all in Block
Thirty five 5) Of Sears Thompson and Sears Division OF
said Carson City with the Store counters shelving and
other fixtures in the buildings thereupon. Said property
forming part Of the estate of A B. DRIESBACH, Bank
rupt, in Bankruptcy. ISRAEL CRAWFORD,
Assignee.
Carson CITY, Nevada. NAV 10, 1877. law3w
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And OF the coin there is silver 5000 The larger Dor
ton OF the licenses and poll taxes in addition to consd
cradle portion OF the taxes personal property having
been paid in silver
have made my semi annual settlement with the State
Controller for all monies received account of the State
and hold his receipt in full to June IL, 1877
Respectfully submitted
H. J. PETERS, County TREASURER
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL

~ persons holding liens against the property Of Jacob
p Winnie described as follows to wit Lots numbered
eight and in block number fifty eight OF Proctor
Green's division {" Carson City, Nevada that the under
signed commenced action in the Justices Court OF
Carson Township, Omshy County, Nevada before c. A.
Withere Justice of the Peace, to oreclOse mechanics
lien held against said property, and all persons holding
liens said premises under and by virtue Of Act of the
Legislature Of the of Nevada entitled An Act to
secure liens mechanics and others, and repeal all
other in relation thereto approved March 1877
hereby notified to be and appear before said Court
the 9th DAY OF JULY A d. 1877, at 10 O'Clock NJ. of
said day and exhibit then and there the proof OF their
liens. DUNNlNG HUNT,
BY HARRIS i COFFIN, their attorneys.
Carson, Nevada, June 10. 1877. law;iw
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0REICR CnINrY hEnIrnn

ORMsBY COUNTY, NEVADA, July 7, 1877 !
To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Orsby
County State of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report OF the fiscal affairs the said county for the s
months ending June 80, 1877
Balance on hand January LIST, 1877. s25 952 81
RECEIPTS.
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1T THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC JU-

dicia District in and for Orsby County, State of Ne
yada.
In the matter of the and guardianship of Charles
r Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Smith and En-
Smith, minors
1t appearing to this Court from the petition this day
presented and filed by W. H. Smith, the guardian Of the
persons and estates Of Charles F. Smith, Clara Smith, Ace
Smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for an order OF
sale Of certain real estate belonging to his wards that IS
necessary and would beneficial to said wards that such
real should be sod hereby ordered that the
kin of the said wards and all persons interested III
the said estate appear before this Court on MONDAY,
THE 23d DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1877 at ten o'clock
at the Courtroom of this Court in the County Of Ormsby
then and there show why order should not be
glaIlted for the sale Of such real estate.
And it is further ordered, that copy OF this OrdLr be
published least four successive weeks before the said
of hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper print
ed and published in said county Of ormsby Dated June
23d 1871 s II. WRIGHT,
District Judge.
+ STATE OF NEVADA, County of Ormsby, SS-l, Alfred
Helm County Clerk, and Otco Clerk of the Second Ju
icia District Court in and for said County and State do
hereby certify that the foregoing full and correct copy
abe original order of said Court in the matter above
stated the appears file and OF record in my
office.
- In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
& hand and the Seal of said Court this twenty third
LIS I day of June, A. d. 1877.
- ALFRED HELM Clerk.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE OF
l his appointment Assignee of A. B. Driesbach and
NJ D. Hatch (Dresbach Hatch of Carson City, i'll the
county of Orsby and State of Nevada; within the Dis
trio f Nevada who have been adjudged bankrups upon
their petition by the District Court Of said District
ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee
Carson City, Nevada, April %, 1877. law3w
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BALANCE
On hand at close of business June 80 1877 This balance
Is the aggregate of the balance in the several funds al b
rIooa ~ b,,siness Jufse 1877 as follows = -
, 1877-01-10
N TSC L A N E O u S
from the SpecE0tsT.l

Prince Bismarck has spoken twice on
Eastern affairs, once at o Parliamentary
dinner civen at his own house, and once
before the Reichstag. It is not credlta'
bic to the enterprise Of the English Press
that in the latter case the text OF his
speech has not been telegraphed, the near
est approach to it, q resume by the 1imes'
correspondent, differing considerably on
points from Reuters report, always pre-
sumably oficial-and from another re-
port sent to the Standard. When all are
studied carefully, it will, we think, APP
pear certain that the Prince announced the
intention Of Germany to support the Rus
sian proposals IN the Conference, they
being justified by the demands OF clvlll-
sation and Christianity /; refused to veto
q Russian occupation OF Bulgaria; guaran-
teed Austria against any territorial losses
from this evenI-or it may be, from any
other-and significantly hoped that Eng
land would not 60 to war, except indeed
in an unofficial way. He will, in fact, for
the present. support Russia, though not
actively. He nevertheless reserved the
freedom of Germany to act in certain
sventualities as her Interests may dictate,
and limited that the Lower Danube must
not become Russian.
Lord Salisbury arrived in Constantino'
ple on the 9th December, and on the
following day Ind a long interview with
General Ignatief. The FIRST informal
meeting Of Conference was to be held on
the 7th, and the kilograms from oil
the capitals speak Of peace" as much
more probable. That, however, means
the European peace, for Of peace between
Russia and Turkey there 10, as yet, no
siQn. The Russian armies are still form
ing on the Prutb, the Roumanian army
has been mobilised, ard the Turks are
straining every nerve to increase their
force north of the Balkan. The Russian
Government Is spending sums on medical
stores which show that it expects q cam.
paign. and the Grand Duke Nicholas has
Joined the Southern Army as Commander
in.Chief. The officers intended to govern
Bulgaria during the occupation have been
nominated, and the arms collected to
equip the Bulgarian National Guard,
which, once established, will render mas
sacre and rape dangerous Offences. All
notice Of military movements has been
prohibited to the Russian Press, but the
German military journals believe that in
the event Of war the Russian army OF in'
vasion will include 10000 men. without
counting any force in Asia
At q Birmingham meeting held on Mon
day ;Dec. q, Mr.. Bright made one OF his
most eloquent speeches on the Eastern
Question, the drift and character OF which
We have attempted to describe and eriti-
ieise In another column. In addition to
what We have there said Of bic speech, we
maj mention that he somn ented with
some force on the indifference which
English opinion shows to the presence OF
the French and italian and Turkish deets
10 the Mediterranean, while 10 PROCESSES
90 much panic at the prospect OF admit
ting 70 those waters half . dozen ship~ or
90 out Of the Russian Navy and remark.
cd that none o! the Mediterranean States
feel the least alarm on 9 subject on which
we express 20 violent Q dread. Nobody
, 1877-01-10

Another Of those terrible catastrophes
which seem almost peculiar to America
has occurred in Brooklyn. New York. At
eleven o'clock, on December 9Th, an alarm
Of Are was raised 10 the Brooklyu Vheatrs'
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DapPusaIs FOR FUEL

ie4.Ns,y
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Otk MIL CEMETERY.
Annual Meeting Of the stockholders.

The annual meeting for the election Of a
board OF managers Of the Oak Hill cemetery
Tor the ensuing year was held at the Office o.
the cemetery yesterday afternoon, at . O'Clock.
Thirty-siN lot-holdcrs were represented in
person or by proxy. The president, Mr.
Matthews, called the meeting to order, Mr.
Loszler acting ms secretary. The prcsid, mt
read the annual report, which had hem
adopted by the board of Managers and sub
initted the report of the secretary and of the
superintendent. He also reported that semi
annual examinations had been made Of the
accounts and securities by q committee M
pointed by the board. The secrctnry's report
WAS referred for cNaminat ON t, a.commit
consisting Of MCssrs. pOlkinhorn and Allie
name. An election was then had for q ~ n d
oil managers. Mcssrs. Berry Hardness Gait
ana Matthews were nominated, and ON ballot
were elected as managers for the next year.
The report Of the secretary showed that the
total receipts for the year from all sources had
been 81 ,0sl.72, and the total expenditures
and investments had been $l9,316.5i, leavinga
balance OF 81 ,16o1S on hand. The presidents
report spoke with commentator Of the in
creased interest taken by lot-holdcrs in the
adornmcnt Of the grounds During the year
$500 had been added to the amount ID
securities, making the aggregate now S75,50O
IN this amount, however, large portion in
vested, long since, In Tennessee securities, is by
reason Of the financial troubles of that state
unproductive. The superintendent report
| showed that there were 253 intcrmcnts during
the year, an increase Of two over the last year.
The whole number Of interments within the
| cemetery now is 3,s23
The report Of the president says:
The board is compelled publicly t. call attention
| to the conduct OF persons who visit the cemetery
grounds on sunday. The rule is imperative thai
none but othnldcrs and their families shall he nd
| mittcd on that day. For some time rast however
| an eHcuSable relaxation has been had In favor Of
| persons applying for admission who presumably
would In awaiting themselves Of the privileges Of
admission observe In all respects the prophecies Of
| time and place.
| u Is. however, with regret announced that cases
| OF disorder are 80 frequent a. to he much noted
| and necessity has compelled the board Of man
ayers TO invoke the aid Of the police authorities II
| the District ia the preservation of order. II has
been deemed proper to adopt this remedy. and IN
force by this means good behavior within the Limits
OF the cemetery, with the assurance that due pun
| ishlncnt will he visited upon Rll persons who may
| offend
Should these measures fail. or provoke what may
lie deemed an improper state Of dfhrS the rule ~
| To admission will bc strictly enforced. and none
but lut-owners and their families will he admitted
| on sunday.
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
sEETCHES .fBOUT THE CITY ny THE
REPUBLICAN, REPORTERs.

SYMPATHETIC HE,RTs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following parties
Louis James, Of this city, and Annie Smith, Of
Helena, Arkansas; John W. Faudree and
Eliza ]. Griffin, of Wayne county, Va; John
I. Goherns and Mary {. Jouvenal.
HEWAsHrSGToS SlENGERBuSD.-Thc mem
bers Of thcWashington Stenrcrbund have elected
the following officers for the next six months:
Mr.. Louis Brodhag, PRESIDENT Fried. KnOop,
vice president; +. A. Rockar corresponding
secretary; Theodore Miller, recording secretary;
i. Havenstein, financial secretary; II. Schmidt
mann, treasurer; &. Racder, librarian; Walter
Spangler, standi ri bearer. The society will
hold their first annual picnic at the Washing
ton Schutzen Park next Monday.
GLESwooD CENETERY.-The lot-holdcrs of
Glcnwood cemetery held meeting at the
Board of Trade rooms last evening to elect the
three trustees to which they arc entitled by
the recent act of Incorporation. Judge Bart.
ley and Messrs. George W. Cochran and John
McClelland were elected. There was general
discussion over the affairs of the association.
Under the present law the original proprietors
Of the cemetery, in New York, are entitled to
two members in the board of trustees and to
one fourth Of the proceeds resulting from the
tale Of lots, the balance to go to the cemetery.
The cemetery must be turned over TO the asso-
citation In n few days.
BASE BALL-The livcliest interest is mani
Tested this season in our national game by the
amateurs of the District. A number Of inter
csting games have taken place with q greater
number In prospective, and, judging from the
playing strength of the various clubs, the
question Of the District championship is
rendered one Of doubt. The prominent clubs
aspiring for the honor are the Washington,
Eagle, Astoria, Kendall, Potomac Active In
dependent and the newer organizations, the
Atlantic and the Tcmplar. The Atlantic rep
resents section of Capitol Hill, the Templars
being composed of members of Clement Lodge,
Good Templars. 1t is suggested by many
players that there should be District anna
teur association, by which the obnoxious prac-
tice Of revolving could be stopped. A very ex.
citing game was played last evening between
the Patriot and Active clubs at the grounds
corner Of Ninth and s streets. The Patriots
defeated their opponents by q score of 10 to 3.
The notable players were Houck, French g.
Miller, Wise and joy, of the Patriot nine, and
Greeinan, Fristoe aud I. Miller, of the Active
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CARD FROM r. HARRY DONEHUE.
Relative to the Contemplated Concert
Troupe.
WASHINGTON, June. 4, 1877.

.,
EDITOR REPUBLICAN, In answer to n
paragraph In tO-days REPUBLICAS, | beg to state
hat the sunday Herald, tdpitdi and Gdzrtie were
lot in the slightest degree imposed upon In the
publication of the article referred TO by you but
we're fully warranted In 30 doing; having the
authority through me Of two Of the parties men.
toned, tO.wit: Mr. John Pugh and Mr. Carl
Richter Al the earnest solicitation of these gentle.
men, who recently called upon me In reference 70
making arrangements for the series Of concerts
mentioned, and presuming that a full understand.
ng had been entered into between them and the
uhcr parties before coming TO me, did consent To
IccCpt the managerial helm for Il brief tour hay.
ng before, on more than one occasion performed a
ike duty for come Of the said artists and believe
o their entire satisfaction.
therefore agreed, In good faith TO manage their
business for them, and TO that end visited AleNan.
ria during the past week for the purpose OF secur-
ng for them, II possible, n favorable opening In
hat city, as requested The sequel proves, how
tyCr that Mr.. Pugh and Mr.. Richter were not au-
horned to speak for the more prominent artists
eivrrCd IN, and In fact had not consulted them on
.hc subject ut all. was Of course ignorant Of this
until after had partly perfected my arrangements
for the opening concert at Alexandria.
make this explanation IN order that my position
IN the matter may be fully understood and that
the responsibility for the published annOuncemc
Of the contemplated concert tour may rest where ii
properly belongs.
YUurs, Sc, T. HARRY DoNEIIUE.
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expenses. II is charged that Deputy Franks
and other officials connected with the
marshars Office, have been in collision to OBJ
tain money from the Government q. j..
Cronenbciger, clerk, and +. C. Clark, account
ant have recently been arrested in North
Carolina upon similar charges. Franks says
that he came to Washington for the purpose
ofexposing the frauds, but was arrested before
he had time to report to the Department Of
Justice. Franks was released from the custody
Of the marshal on bail about eight o'clock last
evening.
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A DISHONEST DEPUTY.
The Way "a North Carolina Msrshars Once
was Run,

Joshua A. Franks, the deputy U. s. marshal
arrested Sunday night by special agent J. q.
Hester, of the Department Of Justice, for de-
frauding the Government by false vouchers
anon the Department Of Justice, was ycstcr.
law taken before U. s. Commissioner J. T. X
Plant, where Gen. s. g. Heukle appeared for
him. Mr. II. II. Wells, jr., appeared for the
Government. The case was continued for one
week, bail being fixed at 5000. Special
Agent Hester has thoroughly investigated the
case against Franks. Vouchers have CON
this district for settlement. Many Of them
were found to be fraudulent and based upon
cases In court which never existed. The
vouchers called for large amounts for the pay
mcnts of witness fees, mileage and other court
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MORE EXCITEMENT IN Paris,
Caused by the Arrest Of the President Of
the Municipal Council.


ny Gable to the National Republican,
PARIS, june There is great excitement
here In consequence of the arrest Of NJ. Du-
vcrdier, president of the municipal council,
II Is quite legal but most unusual to arrest
people for oiicnscs by writing or speech Of
tenders in this way are generally left at liberty
till trial, even without bail. In this cnsc even
hail was refused. NJ. Duvcrdicr denies the
charges against him. The impression pro
duccd Is bad, as the prisoner is popular with
the lower classes lie Is u man of education
and independent means. He is charged with
insulting Marshal MacMahOn and incitinO
civil war and assassination,
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IDaDPosALs FOR PAPER PULP PRODUCED
BY THE DHSrREtrION BY MACERATiON
OF GDVEASMESr SECURITIES
TREASURY DErARrNESr)
BURIAL OF ESHRAvISG AND PRiSTfSG
WksHIS.us, May II. nj.
leale,t proposals will be received At this ONCE
unfil the nh day of Iuly, Mi at I. O'Clock m. for
thu punuhasc OF the accumulation Of Paper Pulp
CGmDunting tn abaut seven hundrc'i t7tsil tons Of
wit and nva 90 uns of dry produred by the mae
arltiun Of United States Notes and securities and
nivenue stilInps. The pulp can be On the
Promises AL ulning the mascerating. house. the
Within Lot sIuih of tho Treasury Department
Building
BuIpisals will be nsceived either for the whole
l6t ii,r quantities of not Les than hundred
nIns wet TN tn consist 0f two thousand pounds
tina packing AMI removal Of the same be at the
expense Of this purchaser.
Terms Apermt FIR the removal Of given quan.
ATTY will be issued rlm this ONCE upon the amount
in paynunt thrmiGr being deposited with the Treas
any Assistant rrcasuTrrO Of the United States
untii this whole In remIvc,l.
rhr whulu amount Of pulp Is to be removed
within tinse munths from the time OF the award
anti upon reasonable grounds shown, a small ex.
inIHinn Of thu time will DO permitted.
satistautOry bond will be required, to be exc
Gfu,t AMI ilud within ten days after the award for
thu mithfnl performance Of the contract
HIT Eight tn rcie,t any or all the bids is re
iervu't
This proposals should be indorsed Proposals for
Pulp.'
EDwD MCPHERSON,
N.Y. rn6w Chief Of Bureau
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UoCsI Mrxran.sST-

Dr Hurley cures caiHr1h-1sg umfih erasi nursii.-
west
Al lee 6lb Seventh street. dnun-iiH TIN Bhftinh
Once. h selling cnRl al slj7b ind up.
lrft-ufi cluthnr wHitlis-, 1is1sih ,hr. hulIif 1T
Herznps H1b u sweet Orarr HuTihrd M.
All kinds uf trunks mndr 1DdStnr opaifsuh aInt
covered ut Murrfys, Sb 1'mnfasiiuIn aa'niiI,tl
Market s,nnce
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CITY HHH-HS.


Now II the time cd WnHr I'm lmnImTuilE nInr
fever Sc. Every ffrnIily tihnulb 0M'E "a h"tI.unt
Iinstihccs C'ermun SANTIpl. Itnh i.luw Ter
mcIu thu cough iItst hIiid ed w'IIr unlR y1tIr
family Yourself dtnisImuithn.. lR-iaiiIIh nnsn
mOuiR Group hcmnrrilrt- RIH ifthn iitti discusses
my SCI IN. Although II h rrnp tttrriIin S.rtp N
curing thuualnds ed tlt-t trunliI discusses, wet ID
h much hacr Ia lEvc n nj inTnd Nintn ulnfa tn,s
will cure YEN. Cme mttlt will lRu YUM wti"la
family winner md keep ven ritif run ihEiiur
II ven are cnntInDtue Ia rtsu unftl yum hisse
tried this remedy. Stumble httlfs nhdanfs Hugh
lar size, 70 cents ny gnn~ druggist 6hnrsirs
stUtt d Co.. Wholesale npuirs,
- Qrllsxs llaaH INN
This pnJiilRr remedy I'm dy<IanaI, bliiinifnasH
sitk hendnthe sour stomach w,rirh aanrstpmftun
and all discusses arisnc tf'm 'HtSrhiTn'b timInnff
,r liver n stld iy Ill ilr.rits III nrits lun pnul
age-maeing quar- al inedininn
TMTH RrusIn 1S NFsEHu
Tsr ,,ai,S Thnrs,Ini,. fVarr fmlri IIIatsf Powder
Il viii preserve yUur 1stith frIm decay and Aep
them sound Glenn md ~iiir IirIiIlt'h lit. - and
10 cents per bdttle. Suld by al druggists.
EynrS aansssss aAIp
needs occasionally sSt tilnRrti'nr ipnlli'nftn N
prevents IT. becuininr dry md mgrth nNhnnprins
Pumnde Outline h aIa,tilty siiiiiiIE; IL unus ria
hair son and GLOSSY md npEfts 40 n E-rugtth and
vitality. 2b and NJ Gems gan ntf.ln siiil ny AL
druggists.
JrrmuMs RGIrDsE.
IL absolutely necessary. Uln,w MN n-ta vniir
soied gloves hun runIvliie fiim with HTmanF On,
odurulis Kid Glove (lestIr n will uiunfu tthim
thurunehly onsity md giiitkv sill AZ drug amt
fancy Stores. u neiIs pan hHrtlG.
REAnS's
The historical purtrilits al distinguished nlnrf.
sentative men lift6ly I'm tzinitim utitt Gdnnur-
niAl Exhibition al 1hilndahliig u.'utts tiir
the inspection al lint lniir ~ 'airutTs Saf;iTnI
Gallery" M. i9A 1'nnfsS ivIIH nyHIIIE, nis dillt
lection embraces tint unIinnn mnn I'D Bnnrrinh On
addition 10 the medals rrUtitVHH In S3tSv NTni fn
many yGurs md IN limdun IN NV n Iynrtirt the
hiOhSs uTdyd msdGI tint dfnnuiniill Hzpualiim in
I'hiladGlIihiR, lS7G
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
wlSIIrrGrUs, d. G., June .. ISL.
Sealtst prupasals n,lor>cd and addr,-szci 20 the
<eunuary of the Navy. will be received until noon.
rBU HSDaH. nine -. IN supply the Navy Depart
m,int anil Offices thereof IN Washington with
hnl. viz
451uInr l.aso lbs. to tho tnn) best quality white
muns Ia,sO lbs. to the ton,l best quality white
ash mt Gual.
uH,mrts, (iis cubic feet) Of well seasoned good
siba oak wood
n Guris tlEs cubic ftct,J Of well seasoned good
siBu hirsIiry wno'i.
1DGorls rs cubic ft.ct) well seasoned bakers
pine wI0d
AL of whiuh will be weighed. measured and in
specified by the Navy Department inspector. at the
gvpsnfs of thu contractor accounting tai the require
mgnts df seuiiun VII Of the Revised Statutes
rhu-s supplies must be- delivered at the Navy De-
par-ment office fur which ne,Inirc.i by the SFh
df hIlg newt a. Insure which bonds will lie required
uf tiis lInuuss1Il hiitltr.
Blil. may be mn,u for either wood or coal. or far
but huf mnAt suite much per curi or tur, as the
Gnsa mny b. without distinguishing as to size Of
Glal or Kind of wood.
r. W. THOMPSON,
it4. NAV Secretary Of the Navy.