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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Al meeting OF Oh. Board OF Directors n the
sbove Company ED on the q b day II June.
1879. the date OF desmins stock deiinqn'ns for
ssssssmeu No ] wss p%ostpon'd q TUk'DAy:
the fifteenth diy OF July. 1879 sId the date Of
sale " SATURDAY. The second Day OF Angus,
w order Of thu B ,srd Of Directors.
r CHAR b. hOYxS, esorstGry.
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POsTPONRMRNT.

A. meeting Of the Director, e ~ y, ses q:
cate Of dremlnR Of ck de inqusns for sssvss
NAY TwENTY:r UETH. is1S. aud u. day Of
ale IN Monday June .. IS1eg. oit - 49,
~ order Of the Bord VI pineetots. ~
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POSTPONE

At meeting the Board o : Directors Of the
above Company. held on the 18th d,y OF July,
$40, the date OF desming stock dslti qu,nt foi
sssessu ent No. I was p%cstponed 70 IHuhs
IA, the thirty nrst dsyof july. 1879. and thu
dNU OF rsle 10 MONDAY, the eiahtssnth day u
Ausust 1879. 49,
iii ii HIJHAHD 3. MOVES, Secretary.
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AZ meeting Of 'he directors Of TIRE above
COMPANY. held on the .iwsntytourth day Of
May. 1879. he date o. dsemins stock delin
quent for asse,sment No. I. va. furtn. Z post.
and the day of sale 70 SATURDAY, June
tw.nty.eishth. 1879.
Hy ordsr OF ihe Board OF Directors.
~ RICHARD B. MOVES. SECRETARY.
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SPECIAL rRRMIunl

Eauestrtnn, hips rt.
Ladies' Grant 1ournsm. Mt. for the most 40.
eompllshed and frseeiu, lady riders. Wednss.
d,,, Uciober o. 10 o'clock =. T.. I -.
The Society ofYefs TOUR premiums. which VIII
eop,ist Of the Roci.ty's SILVER P,aie, valued 70.
m ctiy.ly % 500. SO st0 and $40. 49,
The lady xho Il sdlndged nrst. 'ball hsys her
ch,ics ~ Oh premiumr offered. The second
lady shsii have record choice. and 20 on.
IL 10 expecied that Other rptcial pr miumt
viii Be added 10 this List BY privsts contribu.
tion.
sill BE- silos Cd to compete tor pr'fes - go,
Ladies xfshinx 70 compete for pfisss WIZ
please sepd ban 90 to secretary. tndorssd by
tao ID. mbsfs Of the tociety.
Military Ts.y;sS':sssii sr'e'H 10
Premium $50. and srseisi premium 81 gold
mccall, v.lus Siro teih o. Plesid' nj steyensonl
Tor III. beet dYiiird .Milibry Compsns-no
sboo,ine. abe Cemrsny eompesinR sn.n ~
port with not Les than fc,t, men; sna VII o
r,an red TO drill In accordsses Wiz "Spton,s
us Arm, Tsctt's o" 10 the ..sehool o. tns Oom
paly," paragraphs l7t 70 1is. and In sksmian
driii, psIasfspbs a1s 10 So CO. .oa. :.
q. Q. sTkvRNe0N, Yresia:tt-,,
,. D oo1fsyoox. ssssttsv. ""
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DIoNEER NININ0. CONPANY.

lANsN HuuNN0 y
Locstion Of principal place OF barinsas,
ran Francisco. California.
Location Of works, vi ginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada -.
Notice 10 hereby given. thst q Q meeting Of
the Board Of Ddnciors. held on the i7th day
OF July. 1879. an assessment mo. 81 OF TN
lol Gents per share WAS levied upoL the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
w., -. gold coin. TO the Secretary. q
Room 10. San Francisco. callforna.
Any STOCK upon which this assortment ehaIl
remain unpaid or the Twenty ssrond day Of
August, 1873. VII be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unlees payment
IL made before will he cold on WEDNESDAY,
The 10Th Day Of Q ptembsr, 1879. 20 pay the deltn.
Quent assessment, together with costa OF 3D.
vertisinr and expenses OF fale.
I. ". PEW, eecrstary.
.onee.ste. 2 ne street. Room 10. San fran.
cisco. o.ltfofnta,s 81 u Ata rrliais eOi1s
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pOSTPONEMENT

At . meeting Of The Board O. Dlrscto. q The
1879. the date OF deeming stock delInqusut for
s.ses an ut No. I vas further poeip,ned 20
FRIDAY. June twenty.rev.nth. 1878, and the
dav Of sals 10 NO SDAY, July fourteenth. 1878.
By order Of tue B ,ard Of biycctors.
Il RICHARD B. N0TRS, bsctstayy.
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plssolu1loH OF copARrNERsH'p.

NHE ooPARrNERsBIp HERsTo,oHs
existing under ths nrm name oIh,b.
IkeoN D FOLSOM We on The nrst o,y OF
July dissolved BY rutusl consent Tie pusi
pesa will b. continued q the same pIhee ~ :,
isis Ar. md cpilsct ~ acconnis dus the ssms
ok0 RUBtNsuh,
iyioiu Wv. y0tso8.
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ANNUAL NETTING.

TEE RE ,ULAR ANIMAL MEETING o.
the ssbins " Ming conpanl vii ns held
q The sfncs VI the Comoa ,. Room 4 No. t0s
Canfoesa street, 80, FfApci,co ,sit' ofnls. on
THURsD,y y. the sist day Of august 1878, q
The hour Of li:o a. ~, for tho pnrpo . Il
slsrtIus Q bad OF Trasi ses 10 serse do itns the
sSsuins PEAR. sLd tho transaction Of such other
bustpo.s o. may eons bsfore tbs meeting.
TrsIsfsr bo<is vii esoss on Ausasisixth. 1873.
4. v. sAusxAx. sssssssy.
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OOULD A. CURRY SILVER MIN.

GOULD d CURRY SILVER MIN.
lJ ING COMPANY. Location OF principal
place OF business. san francisco California.
Location Of works. Virginia, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that st . meeting
of the 3 sr, Of Directors, held on the 10th day
Z july. 1879. au sssessment mo. 20, o,
one Dollar NN per share WAS levied
upon the capital stock OF the corpo
ration, pay able immediately. In United states
gold CO n, TO the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the
Company. Room 90. Nevada Block: No. 800
Montgomery IT. Get, Ssn francisco. California.
Any stock up n which this assessu.snt shall
remain unpaid on the i<'h day Of Aususf.
1879. will be delinquent. aud Advertise d for sale
Il public auction, and unless aynent w. nste
before will be cold on "WEDNESDAY. the ID
day Of rep. mbsr. 1878, TO pay the dslinqutnt
A.sesrm.nt. tosetisr With costs OF sdvernsinH
aud expenses oil sale.
ID, order NJ the Board Of D,rsetrrS.
ALFRED X. DrRBRoW. secretary.
on1ee-koom No. 90. Nevada Block. NO. sp
Montgomery stret, Ssa Francisco. California
jyl2td
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ORDINANCE NO. ,ls.

AN ORDINANCE to Au..eris. the l..
o. nee If Bonds for The fur' os- Of
seourirs None. 20 ~edrem and Gan.
col b, nd Nc. % Of ths Tswn Of Geld
HILL.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TIE. REoULtR ANNUAL MEETING or
tbs Noun. h,od " nink Company VIII he
eeld ~ the one o III c ,mpany. Rppm {. No.
on THUhsbtY. hit .rn'y drst DAY OF An nat
iafo. O. the hour OF II o'el,'s n ON for ths
purroee OF els Z ne Q : GARD ~ Trustee. Z , ,ery.
during The .nsuing yssr. ard the trsn.artioc of
such oshsr b1sibess - my rom. b-iore the
nsetips Tnnse r books ~ill elass on August
sixth. ism. st the honr o'Sp
aus W. " BAu5MAN. sccretiry.
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PRINTING.

NEWSPAPER
JOB PRINTING
ssrAsl,.xma.r.
lain Street, Gold Hill
NEVADA
Books,
Pamphlets,
Receipt Books,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanks,
Brokers Blanks,
Election Tickets,
All Kinds OF Card Work,
MINING srucx CERTIFICATES.
ELECTION OR THEATRICAL
Dodgers,
Flyers,
Programmes.
Circulars,
Ball Tickets,
Wedding Cards,
Business Cards,
Labels, Tags, Etc
| Printing. in Colors,
| Printing, Plain or Fancy
Printing in All Styles
PRINTING DONE TO ORDER
WITH NsATNsss AND uIspATca.
....vrox sss...
MOST REASONABLE TERMS
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LOWEST a 9 =
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ETC., mskss
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Are respectfully invited to . careful inspection
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10 thoroughly identified with the best IN
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the people, rum the AlNKR, or the
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTiSERs
WAO TAkivE rMExEBY.

Aavsrsisisg Busisess Creates Bast.
sess-rrsuts asd Prosperity Fol.
Low THAT 10 the Experience of
All who Have fried IL
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10 thoroughly identified with the best IN
he psopis, rum he siNER, OF The
MECHANIC, TO the Mkk-
CHANT or the BANKER.
Il givss the LATEST
NewS. tslegrsphie
and otherwise
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HILL MINING COMPA.

Onice-Room No. Is, Nevada BIock, No. tB
Montgomery street. an Franclsco, California.
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EVERYBODY READS IT.

ruNished svsry Wednesday In the xSws, b
carefully prepared hon the most ArfHxx-
ths day OF publication. smplsyins
an able and sficient corps Of
rvporters. 10 10 universally
r~scoguissd - odicial. and the
most ooaxDcf and EniADl1 Re-
. or the eouditiop OF the mines OF
me Ooxsrocx OF swAsnos" section.
We aiso Rtvs The latent mining information
.hIsinahls fron other psSts Of the eoanu3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-21
GEORG ETO wv NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The commencement exercises of the GEORGETOWN
Collegiate Institute were held last evening In the
Curtis School building. The hall was completely
packed, the fur. dimplcd descendants OF Mother
Eve being in the majority. 1t is safe to say George
town people never saw more charming audience
in the building. The programme was opened by II
grand march, participated in by the three Misses
Wilson and Miss Alexander Then followed "Trot
du Cavalier" by Misses Alexander, Davis Leetch,
and Stephenson. The saluiatory was delivered by
Mary Wilson, and was richly rewarded by rounds
OF deserved applause. Further down the pro-
gramme came II cantatn, A Lesson in Charity or,
The Miracle of the Roscs.' This was Il most enter.
tanning variation In the way of school commence
ments, and speaks well for the management of Miss
Lucy Stevenson, the principal of the institute. Miss
Irene Koones delivered the valedictory, meIiting
her share of the evenings appreciation. The distri.
button of prizes was pleasantly performed by Mr.. j..
b. Hay, while Mr.. j. r. Bullock, ID. d., presented
the several graduates with their respective diplo.
mas
The long-snce announced excursion of the
unique little steam yacht Belle May will come of
to-day Bluff Point being the destination of the
pleasure'seekers. A large quantity of edible OBJ.
jects have been taken on board at the foot of High
street. Besides the following officers, who WILDE
the prime spirits Of the party, there will also be
some twenty-five invited guests. The boat is in
charge of Admiral II. r. Arlow; Captain William
Kinsinger, first mate; Ardie Mccain, surgeon
w. W. Mcleod, and A. pnsseno. The excursion
lists anticipate so jolly time that they will prob
ably not return until Monday morning.
A committee has been appointed by the mem
bcrs of llermiOne Lodge, No ~ X. of r., to make
preparations for an carly excursion for the lodge
and its numerous friends.
ITeber Tent of RechGbites have announced their
excursion TO take place on the 10Th of this month
to the Great Falls.
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HOUSE or KEiR ES ENTArip IN.


Mr.. GoorE. from the Committee on Epidemic
Diseases, reported q bill appropriating $4,000 for
tho establishment of a quarantine hospital IN
Hampton Roads, Virginia. Referred TO Committee
OF the Whole.
The Speaker then proceeded TO call committees
for reports Of private character, and stated that
the pending business was the consideration of the
bill extending for years the patent of Daniel
NJ. Cook for evaporating cane juice
Mr.. ACKLES offered an amendment that 10 suit
shall be instituted by said Cook his heirs assigns
for the infringement OF his patent prior 10 this act
The amendment WINS adopted and the bill passed
Mr. SINGLETON, chairman of the Committee on
Printing, reported resolution for the printing of
the report made aud the testimony taken by the
Glover committee at the last Congress
Mr. CoNGER called for the reading of the report
which 1t was proposed to print
The resolution was thercupOn Withdrawn.
Mr. PRICE presented Il memorial of the National
Division OF Sons of Temperance of North America
relative to the alcoholic liquor traffic. Refer ed.
The House then, at $50, went into Committee Of
the Whole {Alr Bright in the chair upon the pri-
yate calendar
Aflcr about an hour spent in committee three
private bills were reported to tho House and passed.
Mr.. LAPIIAM presented the views of the minority
of the Judiciary Committee the veto message
ordered printed.
The Speaker submitted the applications of some
dozen members for indefinite leave of absence, only
one of which alleged sickness cause all the rest
pleading important business.
Mr.. CoNGER desired 10 know what more import
ant business q Representative Gun have than at
tending to his public duties.
Objection was made by Mr. Atkins and Others so
that leave was granted only in the one case where
sickness was alleged as cause.
The House then. at three o'clock adjourned till
tomorrow
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BALTIMORE. June 20, 1870
Cotton itmei but nominal. Middlmg, II ia i24c.
Flour steady moderate demand. Howard street
and Western supcrnne, g 2jg3 rs; do extra o. 251p5;
do family, % 1906 CITY Mills superfnc, 81 25lr4; do
eSrn, 81 25dO; do Rio brands 90 -; patepsco family
800.
Whcat-sonthern; Small receipts prices nominal
Western hrm aud higher. southern red. Il 1901 10
iot old, 81 2Oli IS for new; No PennsyI vaia red
81 nv; No Western winter rel spot 81 lIIii June.
81 ~ hid; July, u co.. bid August O7i September
q OGt.
Corn Southern quiet and easy for white AMI firm
FOR yellow. Western firm and steady. Southern
WHITE blc do yellow 456t46c; Western mixed SPOT
iJsc June, I3'-c; July, sac; August, 4I}.0p4ibc
September, Toe bid steamer, I2Jac.
Oats uull and easy. southern, 3GGlOc: Western
white Ss@JJc; do mlNcd SG37c; Pennsyi vania 800
400.
Rye dnl and lower at $50 GOc for good to prime.
Hay quiet Maryland AMI Pennsylvania prmo to
choice, SIamla
Provlsons-FNir jobbing trade and steady. Mess
pork, $40 20. BULK meats -IOOke shoulders, f6pIko;
clcaT.rlb sides, 5G5rc packed, Iac and SIC. Bnc0i-
Lard refined, In erces, &c. Butter dull ana avy:
choice Western, lOGl!c. Esss-Receip,s ul; naI ket
weak 1T l3Q lie.
Petroleum dun and weak. Crude nominal refined
GrmBAC
Cunce lrm. Rio cargoes. ui4al4'4c
sugar quiet n sou, s@h'ac.
whisky steady and firm at ~ O6l a(1l "a.
Freishts to Liverpool per steam dull and nominal
Cotton, 5iBd; Hour, 81 grain, ii.d.
Receipis-Flour, 3G3l DDls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
ll7,tO0 bu; oats, 400 bu.
Shlpnonts-Corn, 81, 800 bu.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MA TIERS.
New York Money MARKET,

Nav YoHt June o. Is5n
The imports Of drv goods at the port of New York
Tor the past week were lJOS7os and the amount mae.
keted was fl,Oi7lis.
Money was easy 10 day at 1904 per cent
Foreign exchange was weak at 49, for long aud I,0
@ls9}a for demand
Government bonds were strong
state bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher The largest
uah'acilons were Atone, Watoftowu nnd CgIens-
burg hrsts consolidate which advanced 81 per cent
to 0b. Tho next largest transactions were In Erie
seconds new consolidated, which advanced a per cent
to 7jS. The other changes were as fllowsi A. nd
vance OF III In Wabash seconds tex couI on I per
cent Ia Canada southern Grsis guaranteed, I, IN 81
Paul Ss irsls Morris aud Essex hfsts conSol IdnteI
hSS'ut9, ANA Kansas Pacific II rts rs CDenver DiNls
lun nuu y In ~ Puui sinking funds.
Ihe STOCK speculation was generally firm through
out the greater ri on Of the day and the uctutt MS
except IN lew instances were confined within ADJ
per cent Iron Mountain wa, exception and. nfter
advancing nom 2te 10 20, declined to 2s AMI closed
was quoted at ~, dividend of IL per cent siOck
anu "a per nj cash, aud advanced to 9Js, but stbse
quenlly react 10 DjA he market tlpsed hru nj IN
nNhnce Of sMl5a per cent, the latter ulsVlle aud
NashVtIlc as compared with yesterdays, losing prices
rue lfulshCulS aggregated l25tOJ shares. Uf winch
Y.UV were Erie, lbJOI were Lake shore, 20t,gi Were
Northwestern. 1000 were ~ Paul, 1900 were Della
ware. lncknwRnna and Western, 7,UCV were New j. z.
sey central 1000 were Michigan Central, sOn were
western Union, aud 5000 were ~ Lou $, Kansas tiy
und northern.
ltp "a Ints. ,.I,.l l,...
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-21

Circuit Court-Justice understanding Cum
berland; judgment by default. LcmOnt VS.. Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company on ar.
gument.
Equity Court-JusLice MacArthur,-Cu VS..
Smith; White & Bro. allowed to intervene Me-
Gowan VS., Todd injunction made perpetual, and
deed of trust released. Hin VS.. Schwakopf Mary
A. Schwakopf appointed guardian ad litcm.
Probate COurt-Regster Wobser.-Will of Ed.
ward A. Paul, y. s. NJ. g., filed for probate and
order Of publication issued appointing Friday,
July %, eleven H. M, for hearing. VIII Of Philip
Ludwig filed for probate and cause continued.
win of Mary Leuey fled for probate. cause C0utin-
ued to June q. In re estate of William Tucker
the administrator returned account of sales Of the
personal estate of the decedent Last will and ties.
lament of Mary ~ Whitall filed, fully proven, and
admitted to probate Thomas Hyde the executor,
qualified and gave bond In $4,000. Adjourned
until next Tuesday at eleven a. m.
Criminal Court-Justice lIagner-Manha Raper,
assault with intent TO XIII John NJ. Buckley guilty,
John Payne and William Parker, burglary and
larceny; on trial.
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1879
1879
1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE N9RrH T., WEST, AND SouTHWEsT.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP-
GREAT

ro r,,,, rENNsYL,X,AMIA RoUTE,
TO THE NfhEh sr AFP s2SiHIEhwEsn
SPLENDID SCENERY MNHHaNiFIoENr Eaolf-
TRAINS LEAVE EytEs SMG rom ron Depot cor
ner Of sixth and streets. aa follows: ,.u.. ,,,,
Pnror Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping cars from
Piusburg 20 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
SarHE i Nb FSFSf fst il
For Canandalgua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at GoJ e M daily ssSePs sunday s
to Canandaiglia. For Wiiameport. Lock Haven
and Watkins at 1850 a. M. oaily, except Sunday.
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cara, $50 II. m. daily, except
For Brooklyn New YORK. all through trains connect
az Jersey tiy with boas of "Brooklyn Annex"
hmotding direct transfer to Fulton street, AVOID
For Philadelphia, ss5 n. IN, daily. except sunday
"A: IN. daily, except sunday.
For baltimore GOO go s.3, 0o n III. and 40 p m,
daily except Sunday; 1880 a. ni.' l;So $40. $40.
. aud lGl5 p. M. daily.
For Popes Creek Line $40 n. m. and $40 p M daily
For annapolis. $40 a. M. and 4;2o p. m daily. except
ALEXASbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria O. 7I5 s. o. TO- II nj, and lis, g. 400
o,G = ana il;So D. M On sundays a. No. ITO
For Richmond and the South, $50 A. m. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O, ElS. 8.
Q, 10, II u m and 3, 400 ., 6, 7, and II p. m.
on Sunday at sand 10 ~ IN. and up. m.
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor-car &C
commodatlons can be procured at the ohces-nortli'
east corner of Thirteenth stree, and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue. and at the depot where orders can be
LEFT for the checking of baggage TO destinations from
L. r. FARM ER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-21
.RoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.


NAVY DEPARTMENT..
WAsHISGrOS. June b, ls7l
Sealed proposals. addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, for furnishing stationery Tor the Navy Depart
ment and bureaus and Offices thereof, in Wnslngio OIL,
during the fiscal year ending June 80 1850 will be
ceiyed until IL o'clock m of the 10Th of June.
Proposals must bes ubmitted the forms furnished
by the Department, with the guarantee and ertiicate
annexed, and must embrace all the items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business In
Washington, or who have not supply depot III sncn
city, VIII not be considered.
The Schedule embraces two general classes: LIST,
paper and envelopes ID miscellaneous articles; and
The contract will be awarded In the whole or by
classes as may he considered the more advantageous
to the Government,
The Department reserves the right to require n
greater or less quantity any article in the schedu e
than that specified, The wants of the may re
quire
The articles win be called for from time TO time rs
needed. and must he IN accordance with the schedule,
and satisfactory TO the head OF the Office bureau for
which required must be delivered without unnrces-
sary delay, and at the expense OF the contractor in
default OF any OF which requirements the Department
TO annu the contract In whole IN part, and Will
hold the contractors responsible for any additional ex-
pense IL may incur thereby.
The Department reserves the right TO waive detects
and to reject any or all bids.
Bills properly approved, accruing under the con-
II. w. THOMPSON,
je0 Secretary of the Navy