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get down on my bended knees and saw
may ! never see the Kingdom of Heaven
and pc damned eternal.y in Hell, If / had
Collins" POW
The motion to discharge Haney from
custody prevailed without oppositi on.
though 1t was afterwards asserted by
some that the motion was out of order.
as only the Coroner had power to release
or retain the witness.
MRS. MCCAIN TALSs TO SERGEANT LEGG.
Police Sergeant Legg, sworn Mrs.
McCann sent for me this afternoon, and
told me she heard she was going to be
sent to Jail, and wanted to known If she
could not get out on bail. She told me
that the man was killed in her house
wnile she was asleep on the settee; she
SAID he must have been as they (meapinp
the Coroner's jury had found some shirts
ana other things that the blood had been
wiped up with; asked her what people,
were In the ouse when she went to sleep
ana she said none, nor were there any
persons there when she awoke; she said
she had told the jury all she knew about
the affair.
PREPARING FOR A VERDICT.
The Jury then ordered the room clear
ed for the purpose of deliberating with a
view to arriving at a verdict. Shortly
afterwards Mrs. McCann was brought
before the jury again, but what she said
Is not at present known, as the Jury were
pledged to secrecy. Afterwards the Jury
took recess for an hour, and met again
when they had stormy session for over
an hour. The result of this session, com.
bined with Mrs. McCann's last statement
was that VIM. Peyton, VIM. O'Donnel
and Michael Daven were ordered to be
arrested and held as accessories to the
death of Collins.
Haney was ordered to be held as wit
ness on bail, which the Coroner will IL
at nominal sum $500, or $500.
This morning Mrs. McCann suffered
somewhat from nervous prostration con
sequent upon the excitement of the pas
few days, and was obliged to have medi
cal attendance.
The Coroner's jury will again meet Al
1880 O'Clock this evening, to decide upoI
a verdict. .,.. So. =
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS,

The democrats of the fourth Missouri
district have nominated Lowndes III.
Davis for Congress. The greenbackers OF
the fourth Illinois district nominated
Hon. Augustus Adams. The republic
cans Of the fifth Ohio nominated Col. III.
Wilson, and of the twelve Henry s.
Neal.
The democrats of the seventh Ohio
(FremonD district nominated Frank
Hurd for Congress. Hon. l.. G. Houk,
ex-clrcuit judge under Brownlow's ad-
ministratioD, was nominated by the re-
lpublicans for Congress from the second
Tennessee district.
The democrats of the sixth Iowa dis
trict yesterday passed resolution de-
claring it ineXpedieni 10 nominate candi-
date. This action is considered as a
tacit Endorsement of Gen. Weaver, the
greenback nomine.
The republicans OF the ninth Illinois
district have declined to make any NOM
inations, but Endorsed Lorenzo English,
of Columbus, as an independent candi-
date for Congress.
The democrats of the eigh h George con
gressional district yesterday renomina-
ted Hon. Alexander II. Stephens Tor
Congress.
The democrats of the fourth Maine
congressional district have nominated
G.. W. Ladd, who is also tie greenback
nominee, for Congress.
The republicans Of the third district of
Kansas have nominated Thomas Ryan
for reelection to Congress.
James Monroe was renominated in
the seventeenth congressional district
Of Ohio.
Returns of the primary election in the
Richmond, Va, congressional district
have been made, The result
as thus far sscertained, gives Gen. Jos.
E. johnson II delegates aud Col. John
B. Young As. An official count may
give johnson one or two delegates more,
and Young as many less, but will not
give Johnston sufficient number of
representatives in the convention to nom
ihate him on the first ballot.
The result of the primary election in
Norfolk aud Portsmouth, Va, yesterday
Insured the reuonmuati0n OF Hon. John
Goode for Congress in that district. lie
has - Of "a delegates from Norfolk and
solid delegation from Portsmouth.
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cn Telegraphic Summary

vision Of the Austrian army of oc-
|pn in the Bosnian provinces was
Ill near Tuzla-The Russian expe-
|to Central Asia has been counter
ld-VMna, and Bulgaria, was occu-
h the Eussians August 11-At the
tair the United States agricultural
h has received diploma of honor,
/ United States educational exhib-
dmedal-No communications have
between England and the Vatican
Ens establishment of diplomat
ns-Spain has borrowed twenty
lhOn dOllaB in Paris at six per
File British Parliment will be pro-
today,
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Chancellor Kent.

The following story is related of Chan
cellor Kent: "The chancellor and his
wife were once travelling in a one-horse
carriage, long before the days of stage
coaches, to visit friends who lived in the
then almostI inaccessible region of Canaan
dalgua; they lost their way, night came
on, and finding themselves on the wrong
road, they stopped at log house, and
solicited entertainment for the night
The good woman of the house made them
welcome, gave them n honely supper,
and explained that she did not expect
her husband, who was choppiug wood Il
few miles off, to come home till late. She
then told her guests to take her bed nthe
corner, and that She and her husband
would sleep in the chamber and, desir-
ing tile chancellor to let her husband in
on her return, she took Il candle and
climbed up Il ladder through Il trap-door
III the 'chambcr'
"Ihe gless then went to bed, but the
Chancellor was uneasy. He observed to
ms wife Betsy that the door did not
lock; That heteared the chopper, coming
holn IN The dark, and finding auother
man IN ms bed, and apparently with his
Wie, would begin TO 'Cnop;' and that.he
thought he would get up and put table
against { he door, SO as To gain time for
NpllnaionWhile the good manwas open
ing tho door. Ae goC up accordingly,
a-d was in the act of pushing the table
against the tdoor, when tail, stalwarC
hsure, in red flannel shirt sleeves, with II
big, black catslln cap upon his head,
pushed open the door. He looked ike IA
thunder cloud for an Instant, but was
met with this address by the guest in his
shirt: My name is James Kent | am
Chancellor of the State of New York.
The woman in that bed is my wife, Betsy.
n11r xxif 10 Ilnatairc Fnbarn iS
per- The explanation, which was Ger
tainly not constructed on the theory of
pleading in the Chancellor's court, made
ev ervthinp larmOniOusD
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General News

, Il, Hood, the senior member of
'll,e Of Hood, Bonbright & Co.,
delphia, died Yesterday.
|. Charles L. dwight, of Wheeling,
mas ACCOMPLISHED the feat of max
IHy'nlne consecutive BULBS eyes at
laalred yards with the rifle.
Jug I, Henderson exploded her
below New York, Wednesday
AMI Tue crew, six in number were
y y''aIded, and two have since died.
Clark' resident of Lagrange,
was murdered Wednesday night
9i'e theft tramp, who shot him
a'goIng INTO his stable. The mur.
escaped.
IGNaans, a Molly Mcguire, has
.iAl guilty OF murder in first de-
eal!9''ry Pa, for killing Coroner
{. I n Silanoldnin December, 1874
N9Danaecomplice, will now be
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[RST EDITION..
IocaI Time Table.

LEAVE wILMINGToN.
|lRAldsIl |lR1A.ldslnbia: % Q 90, $40, 6.6o, $40, 800,
Rhiisls'P y no a M; 1881, 1910, 2.30, 4.30,
w n " m. On sundays; 200. . 10 q.
,e'y e'yort: : ~, = a e19, 5 il, a m, 12 81, 70 40,
~ M. n on Sundays: 2 10 a m: zen
g,more and Washington: " IA, 10,
!. m; IL 81, Il 50, o %. p m. suhoAys
BSt II Deposit: 46e p m; no SUNDAY
p Castle 5, 9 20, Q 30 a m; oo, 8 80 p
,Iosre 10 su R. r.: s Os, o 80 a m; o5, 8 80
no Sunday train.
2 n,nS4on no nS 4 Northern r. r.: 8 20 a
lns a si5pm; no Sunday train.
SW sSare Western r. r.: 10 20 q m;5 oO
I. on sundays: 10 80 a m.
i,ss vr ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. a.
aS.i,adeIpnIa atSH 70 Sc, s "a, "a m II
3 h - S55, 45f, 8 IA, 8 25, : 80,
" II II 10 p m on Sundays: IL SO,
h, N, 30, Q 81, II 10 p m.
|yssrYoS: 12 Sc, 8 81 a m; IL "a. IL os
sHnm. IN Sundays: II 30 a m /;
J,itimore: 2io, Ala m; 127, IL 80,
Ds sSs . m; on Sundays; 2 10 q m 93o
{wissbIngton: 218 q m IL q, IL ~,
ss p m; Oh Sundays; 2 ID a M; 40
{Pat Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
ins 10 m M.
mi O5 D m; no Sunday trains.
IsaWare R. r.: $50 a In; 100, 9 40 p
yiImlngton 4 Northern r. r.: sos,
ami IS D m; no Sunday trains.
nsavare Western X. r.: 90 a m;
m: on SUNDAYS: 8 00n m.
yoR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
R-oad street and Washington ave-
,.fNseO, 10 80, 1 45 q m; 2 80. 3 80.
bi5' 6. 6 Is, 9 IS, II 80 p m; on SUM-
n.sso m; 6 OO,9 45, IL 80, p m.
{Thirty. Second and Market streets:
ii ia m, 70 IS, 3 IS, 8 80, IL 45 p m;
sundays: g 80. II 45 D m.
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Personal,

On Sunday morning Prof. VIM. Nc
Caulley Jederis, of Delaware College,
will occupy the pulpit of the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, West Chester, Pa
morning and evening.
Geo. FL. Robinson, Jr., of this city, is
recreating at Collins Beach.
Thomas s. Pugh acted as assistant To
the reporters during the Collins inquest.
and "spelled" them when they got tired
or had to attend to other duties.
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The Sunken Schooner.

The schooner Harriet T.. which was
run down by the steamer Elizabeth, near
the mouth of the Christiana, Sunday,
morning, is still under water at Marcus
Hook and expected to prove a complete
wreck. The owners of the steamer have
consented to pay 5000 in settlement of
damages.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
TIE YELLOW FEVER IN THE
SOUTH.
FUGITlYEs NoRTnWARD-NECE
FOR PRECAUTIoN.

rOlt IltL1 lIOAs
WASHINGTON, Aug, 15.-The mails
from New Orleans, owing to the rigid
quarantine established by neighboring
cities, have reached here very irregularly
for the last week or ten days, being al
ways from twenty-four to forty-eight
hours behind time. When received there
is no haste by any one to open either let
tiers on papers, although some medical
authorities assert that the yellow fever
cannot be communicated in such man
ner. Passengers from New Orleans come
here freely and move around in all pub
lie places. Aguest of one of the prnci-
pal hotels who arrived last night left New
Orleans only week ago and came from
house in which there were three cases
of fever. While there is no disposition
here to create unnecessary alarm, ii ere is
a feeling among the authorities, both
local and national, that it may be proper
to institute some measures of precaution,
as persous fleeing from the infected To-
callties appear to be first attracted to
Washington as an abiding. place of re-
fuge.
High medical officers ofthe army who
have been giving close attention to the
matter consider that there is danger of
excessive mortality in those places where
the fever is now raging, in consequence
of the peculiar climatic conditions which
ju2t now prevail. While there is no an
ticipation of spread of the disease in
this direction, it is considered that the
authorities of all the Atlantic cities can
not be too careful in the enforcement of
comprehensive sanitary regulations. In
reply to applications from the authorities
of Memphis and Grenada, the Secretary
of War has ordered the distribution of
tents and camp equipage for the use of
the sufferers and their attendants,
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ssJuSf One."

ser to the luscious lips that smiled upon
him with such bewitchingness, while his
own quivered in agony of expectant antic-
ipation. $50 notice." replies she coolly,
giancing at the clock, ''and time for you
to turn up your coat collar and shut the
door from the outside. and when you come
again bring me bottle OF the Blanchard
Blood and Nerve Food. need 1t If have
TO sit up SO long with you every night.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
Sudden Death.

Mrs. Martha Clemson, wife of Rev. DIR.
John B. Clemson, of Claymont, Del,
died suddenly Wednesday evening about
7.30 o'clock. At the supper table She felt
pain in her head. She was carried up
stairs ana died in few minutes. She
was in her 9th year and well and favo-
rably known in this city.
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RAN AWAY FROM HOME.

On Wednesday last between and 7
O'Clock, boy by the name of VIM. Barr
aged about 13 years left his home in Fif-
teenth street between French and Walnut
streets, since which time he has not been
heard of. He was employed in Swift Il
Courtney's match factory. His parents
think that he is in Baltimore.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
For The Gazette. I
Third Ward Councilman.
ME. EDITOR =

MR. EDITOR =
The democratic nomination for
Councilman from the Third Ward
takes place tomorrow, the 1Tth inst.
please allow me through your valuable
paper, TO urge the voters to nominate
MIR. W. S. Holden as he is the best man
at the present time we can nominate.
l believe him TO be educated and better
posted in the laws of our city than any
of the four candidates named. Good
men seem to be scare or are bac kward
in running, and as we have four on the
list none of whom are good let us take
the lest evil and nominate w. S. Hol-
den 10 morrow.
VOTER oF.THE THIRD WARD.
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OF the Track.

Tuesday evening, engine No. 65, attach
to freight train ON the P. w. & B. R. r.,
ran off the track at the Potter and Morten
avenue crossing Chester. The train was
delayed about half an hour. 1t was
thrown off by misplaced swith, but was
placed on the rails again, however, unin-
iured.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
hrief Locals.

Inn Coroner have to summon =
f'enAg. ''0cra'ic club meets
dAe day. 'AzErrE for the
SHOW Es resG,. ARE GAZETTE for this
+9e mot fthe day. OolllnS' is the
Issless{A sSstl,asAfr' I'll. the dentist No. sa5
'aistic manso, i,lls decayed teeth in "a a
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
.ACILCAA SMEETHEARr

- w IL IL IL "A H.
W young Wan employed in the
Il "''.e oi4es al Kansas City re-
''' ..,isf dly 10 present his be-
~. "''i Il hirr par Of shoes. lie
.'-E lIo.''rel her measure and
'.'0 0'' ."i iil- fashionable stores
- .4e lahd purchased atwo dol
, .."s. 40 order tD m9I,c the
TIT ,Aci u0re y1luarle Lo
+, UPON iHs soiH- of the shoes.
'.g"''.' 'H. rler., uufaraetint-
'''' 'o..a" into one of line
-l l""e9.~,oa sas int-ts and
nannta5 lowers Should
.''.' '.'rD.u..
----l t.-Al.o.g i'm dav-
ll. SIZED. ai,e vas m
tH.. Mr lower Iui neon
..,. .'ta.tof Hlclla uar of
5.. l'''-' San decided tn 20
n 'H"s aud obtain a better
II -l,,''' G'' apH.rrdiu the store and
gt .' a.. h9e. price three dol
.Ft aal politely requested
t use bark the shoes fnI.
nj. ' ave dollars had been
Of. sr. ", PED bill was produced
lerr..' '',e oont man found il i'm.
gu ~. ~ behind the returns" The
iir Of ,SIN Iler her three dollar and a
haIt !, noes and obtained a dollar
anG .a,i NJ N; .n;loney and went home
or tbraa a,',iied. VI. "a The boot seller sent
tonpi,yS p,,,SS ue; dollars r to the young man
tlaip p,,y u;,l pald the difference. but he
sii little too smart tor him
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
HELD FOR COURT.

Last evening John Bush, was before
the Mayor, on the charge of stealing
eighteen pistols and quantity of pocket
cutlery the property of Llndley & Kemp.
He was held in the sum 900 bail for
his appearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
STUDYING LAW,

Rev. p. w. Hochkeppel, former pas
tor of st. james Catholic Church but who
was removed short time ago, is now
engaged in studying law under c. b.
Lore, Esq. He will also teach privtle
pupils the French, Greek, Latin and
Spanish languages.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
WrrroN nal 10 NJ " Nov ,

WILTON. Del. Co., N. Y, Nov. 6, 1877.
DIR. V. w. Blanchard: can recon- mend
your Blood and Nerve Food 1t has helped
my nervous system more than any medi-
cine have ever taken. have used two
bottles, and enclose you the money for six
bottles more. MRS. j. FITZPATRICK.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
for To-day.

lie South and Middle atlantic States
,IouiyreaMer, and occasional rain,
II wiods, mostly Southeasterly. near
bDqr, preSure and temperature.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
The Rising Sun Car

will leave the Rising Sun depot at 5:15
o'clock on Thursday morning, so as to con-
meet with the jefferson Club excursion to
Cape May.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
DTED

Died.
MULLIG AN. In this city, on the 18th
inst, Hannah Mulligan, aged 10 years
and II months.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her parents, No 5i3
East Fourth street, on Sunday after. con
at o'clock. without further notice.
of consumption, Annie L., wife of How
ard Simpson, aged 20 yrs. and IL mos
. The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to meet at the house, No. go
Chestnut street, on Sa urday morning at
O'Clock. Funeral to proceed to Riyerview
cemetery at i0k O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16

Lo the poor Indian, who turns upon
his little lava bed, and is not able to
sleep during the hots nights.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
NO YER DICT.
Still Wrestling with the
collins Murder.
What Last Night 5 Evidence
Disclosed.
o.
MRS. McOANN'S STATEMENT TO
A POLICEMAN.

SIZE THINKS THE MURDER MUST HAVE
BEEN COMMITTED IN HER HOUSE
WHILE SHE WAS AsLEEP- HANEY's
SOLEMN DECLARATION OF IN
NOCENCE-THE JURY AFTER
A STORMY SESSION, ADJ
JoURNs WITHOUT
VERDICT, ETC.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
sbineieh each Shipments.

Ilae Ila DslawsarVa, =, ! peaches a. on yesterday
,'siNey ,idS,y City.a..'A H. Il. were as follows.
''9S shipments '''.....15 car loads
lAufar. '.-o1 "
''''''.......276 a &c
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16

ls 1sf,S,AasS rAS =, GET TICKETS
g q IhnrsddaEyl ElqS n.s, excursion to Cape
T Tickets only Ss,i s. tsS6 SSi 4sl Market ct
The daily gazette., 1878-08-16
Pure Water ! Pure Water!

HOUGHTON'S PATENT Fill
TERERS
VIII extract all filth and impurities from
your hvdrant water, with the greatest
rapidity. 1t can be applied to any hy-
drant. Its use Is absolutely necessary in
every family. Call and see them. 1t only
needs q trial; It will recon- mend Itself.
Sold only by
w. 8. WATT,
Jy24-1m 1909 Market st.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

CATHERINE DE MEDrcI invented the side.
saddle.
NEW chatclaines consist Of pieces Of ivory
bound with silver and linked together.
An old lady ninety years of age walked
from Philadelphia to Reading recently in four
days.
In Paris those children In the public schools
who have distinguished themselves during the
year are taken to the seaside by the professor
at public expense.
The sheriff Of Indiana County Is about dis
Outraged. There is no one In Jail, aud times
are so hard that he has been compelled 10 dis
charge all the deputies.
LADY tgiving an apple to little boy): give
this apple to one of us three here whom you
think the handsomest.' The boy looked for .
moment at all three ladies, took the apple, and
Alto il.
An old Irish soldier, who prided himself
upon his bravery, said he mad fought in the
battle Of Bull Run." When asked IL he had
retreated and made good his escape as others
did on that occasion, he replied "De jabers,
those that didn't run are theIe yit!"
LYONS is rejoicing in plentiful crops Of silk
and in abundant demands from the United
states aud tue richer countries of Europe for
the manufactured article. Manufacturers are
putting up new looms and re.cngaging dis
charged wCavcrsi in order TO enter at once upon
peri0d OF active work; and thus the markets
for raw silk in Germany and Italy are feeling
the stimulus Of an unusual rise.
THE coroner OF Kilbarry, Ireland, when,
few days ago, the jury found that the deceased
came to his death through being gored by n
| bull, called up the owner Ofthe animal and said
to him stcrnly 81 must ask you to part with
the animal. Ship him. lie Is not At to have
about the place. If you sell him here you arc
likely to have some more IrishmCn killed. Ship
him, and If he is to kill any person let 1t be an
Euglishman."
IT seems little odd that Disrael now so
amous and occupying position so exalted,
ihould have written this passage In his earlier
days: Mind is fine thing, won't deny II
and mine was once as full OF pride and hope rs
infant empire. But where are now my deeds
and aspirations, and where the fame dreamed
Of when a boyf find the world just slipping
through my fingers, aud cannot grasp the jewel
ere II falls. ! quit an earth where none will
ever miss me save those whose blood requires no
laurels to make them love my memory. My
| life has bccu u blunder and blank aud all ends
by my adding one more slight ghost to the
| shadowy realm of fatal prccocty."
National Republican., 1878-08-26
I PROPOSALS.
I1RoPosALs FOR MAIkLocKs. ~.
PmrOprps DEPARTMENT.

fVsTsOFlUf
wAsHINurUS. ~ C., August lA, ls.s
eparate sealed proposly " II be received at this
Department until y oclock noon oh the ?0th day OF
March, lS1p. for furnishing four new aud different
kinds Of Locks and Keys for tile sole aud exclusive
use Of the United states mails incuilng besides those
To be used for mail bags such are be used for the
street 'etier-bOxes Of tho United states.
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to Intelligent blddinR any prescribed
model Ot lock and key would tend TO npl II not
entirely destroy, the nirthcr utility or all such locks
and keys for the purposes OF the malls the PO.tmRsier
Benerl prescribes no models or samples Tor bidders
hut relies for selection the mechanical ingenuity
and skill which a faT competition among Inventors
hereby invited, may develop In samples submitted by
them.
Specifications Of requirements as n proposals sam.
pls Kinds and quantities OF locks and keys contracts
Sc, Will be furnished application by letter to the
Second Assistant Postniaster-tie ienerI.
NO proposal win BE- considered which Il not sub
fOIms of proposal.
The contracts which may be made are TO he in con.
fOrmy with the specifications and acceptel proposals.
ID. N. KEY,
Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
DRoPosALs FOR SITE FOR NAVAL oHsER.
Il vAIORl,

NAVY DEPARTMENT. July II. is7s
The undersigned nave BEEN appointed Commission
select u site within the District nj Columbia for the
United states Naval Oiservntnry such siteio prseSs
OF atmosphere, convenience Of nc frun the city Of
WashingtQn and such other advantages Us may be
found cxpe,cnt, aud to report llN thereon, inCud-
Ing e'iimatCs Ofihs total expense Of ~ad se and the
removal OF the observatory 10 the next session OF
Congress
The second section oI SAID act .asis ~ follows.
"snTIoS :. said Commission shall invite sealed
proposals or ofrr1 OF snle ffin the.oWners OF hnh
DEFINED 1T for such sit" cpnanlng such provisions
they may deem sufficient Ia hind sIch owners to
convey such land to the United states IN cse the same
shall hereafter he selected aud determined on ~ the
site Of said Observatory: which proposals snail ha
oprned 10y the hlll commission publicly, and ~ the
lend an "A Nv Ia i. ted fY TINT ptIrpsa an eT due
notice to all parties interested; and no proposal re-
ceiv. hitcr such formal opening shall be opened or
In accordance with the above provisions. scaled pro
rosas for such site will bc wed until noon g the
publicly opened ut the Navy Department In the prs
enc. Of such persons Interested ns may choose TO Ut
Proposals must be indnrsed Proposals for site tor
Naval Observatory and dlrected To the "Chmmis-
Sion To ascertain cost Of removing the Naval observa
sAti proposals must give nlstes and bounds by
which the propSry Is described, aud 6e accompanied
the second section orthe net above quoted
The quantity OF lnnd rt1uirr'l VIII be- not greater
and the price must he stated per acre, subject To ~
IL partias Grernr a tract larger than twenty i.Dl
willing to give the option Of taking any qua y
Ly mot lies than that area at the iiruhed0r moh-
lied price, they will 50 state IN their proposals..
blank forms i0r proposals maybe ""ahe" AZ 'he
Proposals must be signed by the owner owners
DANIEL AMMEN,
Rear Admiral L. :. N
J. q. RAsNARD,
tolOne and Brrvrt Maiur-iicneuIl.
Jy2pMw LEONARD MIIlINEN.