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ga(g THE UNDERSIGNED PIANISG.LEO
IIAt tner an absence q t~weuty-oue ysars from the ~
Kingdom. win BE- happy 20 play f1r Danes, sc x
Address. J. =.
d2T gm Parisian Restaurant, Hotel st., Honolulr
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A RARE CHANCE.

LyOR SALE: The stock. fixtures, Goodwill and
u Lease. % The oldest Established Dry 6oots store pa
HonoIuiu- 6vorahly known as the WHITE HOUSE
situated on Nuuanu street. AMI lately under the management
Of =. T. Lewis.
The above store has been established n good many years
and has n Large run % customcrs-
Term and further Information at the OMcr %
dT III VI. PHILLIPS q Co, ~ Kaahumanu -
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AUFGEBOT.

rs w1rI eur aIgemeinen kenntniss gebracht dass-
der Kaufman C~Abraham) Albert LOewenberg Wohnhaf zu
Honolulu, Sohn des zu San francisco wOhnhaten Renters
Raphael LoeWenberg und seiner in Berlin yerstorbenen
Ehefmu Rtke geborene Schwersenski-
2-Und die Heurfette denny sehottaender wohnlaft zu Po-
sen, T0chter des ver-torbenen kaufmann's Nalentin
sch0ttIaender und seines Ehefau johanna geborene Joa-
chfmczyk in Posen die Ehe nit einander eingshen wOllen.
Die se~kanntmsehungd es Aufgebots hat in der stadt Posen
uni in elmer der geezensten Zeitun in Honolulu Eu ge-
schehen.
Poscn am I3yen November. IsT9.
Der sandssbeamte.
decas n Is RUMP.
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MAsoSIc-There will be . special meeting Of
Lodge lie Progres de lOceanie No l24, 4. f. & A. NJ.
this evening at $50 O'Clock. Business Of importance.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
IL OTICE Is HERERY GIVEN TIL At pr

NOTICE Is 4 GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suaut to a power Of sale contained in a certain Mortgage
Deed dated December u, 1877, made by Kanui L%umaheihei
and William p. Unmatched, her husband, of Hamakua, Island
Of Hawaii. and NJ. p. Kinimaka and d. Lelea of Honolulu,
Oahu, 10 Thomas Cummins of said Honolulu, of record in the
ofhca OF the Registrar of Conveyances in liber So, on pages
l41. l42 and l43, and by said Thomas Cummins assigned to
Alex. J Cartwright of said Honolulu, by document dated June
20, 1879, and Of record in hber IS. on pages 81 and 9l2, and
for a breach Of the conditions in said Mortgage Deed contained,
that all and singular the lands, tenements and Entertainments
in said Mortgage Deed contained aud described will, after the
time limited by law, be sold at public auction on account of a
breach in the conditions as hereinbefore mentioned. The pro-
perty in said mortgage described being situated IN KOna Akau,
kona Hema, Hamakua, Hawaii, and Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
CECIL BROWN, ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage.
Dated at Honolulu, Jan. Sd, 1850. A.rL Ja3 At
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Hair FOR IRELANp-By special notice it will be
seen that there will be a meeting of the sons Of Erin
tomorrow. for the purpose Of contributing 70 the
relief fund for the suffering poor Of that country.
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NOTICE.

HyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
elected Assigness % the Estate Of Chun Kau Of Bono
lulu. bankrupt Notice is hereby given TO ali persons In
debtei 20 the said Chun Kau, 70 make Immediate paym ent Z
q. 3 Barlow A. his SaIesrOom, Honolulu. Any person own.
ing articles, of any description, which have been deposited
with Chun Kau and nov In possession % the assgue>s may
c. 8 BART1w,
sells VIC AKAdA-
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QUEENS HosPIrAL See notice Of special meeting
OF Board Of Trustees Of the above, to-day.
y Look out for the eclipse of the sun to morrow,
commencing at IL O'Clock.
MAsoSIc-There will be a special meeting of
Lodge lie Progress de rOceanie No 124, 4. F. & A. NJ.
this evening at $50 O'Clock. Business Of importance.
Hair FOR IRELAND BY special notice it will be
seen that there will be a meeting Of the sons of Erin
tomorrow. for the purpose Of contributing 10 the
relief fund for the suffering poor of that country.
y The band will play at the foot Of the Espla-
made a, ] pas, four this afternoon. instead Of Emma
Square The change is made on account Of the occur
renee Of a boat race between the Laekatranna's
crew, and the victors. kaPiolani's, of the race on
New Years.
4 MoRE INNIGR,Nrs-The British ship Highfyer,
from London via St. Micbaels, (Western ~Islands)
will be due here in al! next month with Portu-
gurse immigrants to the Board OF Immigration.
She will bring about $50 adults, men and women,
and so children. HoOulu lahni.
7 A PASTOR FOR WAuUKu-By the Lady LGmpSon
from San Francisco on the 5th inst. arrived the
Rev. f. II. Robinson and wife. Mr.. r.. is a clergy
man of the Congregational denomination. aud viii
be settled over the Society at Waikiki, Maui. for
which place he took bis departure on Monday last.
PORTRAIT OF KA~MEHAMEHA I-Mr. John L. Reese,
u native Hawaiian artist of no mean abilities. al
though entirely sef-taught, has neatly finished in
water colors a portrait of the Conquerer of the Is
lands, which is probably a better likeness than most
extant and at all events its represents the King as
an elderly Hawaiian chief would have appeared, and
as the old natives say he did appear. We under
stand that the portrait will be photographer,
A HUMAN CURIosTTY-Among the immigrants
recently arrived from Micronesia, is a young girl
provided by nature with two tongues Only think
of it-a woman with an extra tongue Shades of
Job Caudle wOundn't she wrestle with a curtain
lecture
"And still her tongue Isl run on, the less
OF weight they bore, with greater ease;
And with their everlasting clack,
Set husbands ears upon the rack"
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fFrom our Regular Correspondent.l
Letter from Europe-No. 80.

ADMIRAL PAULET,

DfAAAh 1S6I
Whose name holds an important place in the annals
of Hawaiian history. died November 22d, at his
house at Marlborough-hiil. Lord George Paulet,
C.. B.. who was a son of the late Marquis of Win
chester. entered the navy in 1871. and served off
the Portuguese coast during the civil war in 1882
80. In ls43. while commandiGg in the Pacific. he
seized the fort at Honolulu. Feb. %, and raised
the English flag, as many old residents may still
remember. He administered the government of
the Hawaiian Islands till JIiy 81, when Admiral
Thomas restored the sovereignty of the Kingdom.
Daring the Crimean war Admiral Paulet took part
in the attack on Sebastopol with his flagship the
BslerOph0n, and was subsequently, appointed an
aide-decamp to the Queen He died in his 10th
year. The French Vice-Admiral Jacquinot. who in
lS37-40 accompanied DumOnt d Urville on a voy-
age round the world, and wrote an account of it
in 20 volumes. entitled. Voyage to the South
Pole and in Oceania," has also just died at Tou-
Ion, aged SO.
MISS ISABELLA BIRD.
The author of SIX Months in the Sandwich
Islands, whom L had the pleasure to NEE: at
Todd's Ridge House in South Kona some six years
ago, has just published a new book. called - A
Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains, ." about which
a reviewer writes As the frswning precipices
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y Look out for the eclipse of the sun to morrow.
commencing at IL O'Clock.
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BY AUTHORITY.
MaSEm
D-EPAETHuSr OF ISrrKIoA. BoARD OF hdNIaR

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, BOARD OF EVAPORATION,
HoScLULU. 7th January. ISSo.
Parties wishing to obtain any OF the immigrants ex-
pected by the brig Nicholas" due about February LIST
to 10th from the South Sea Islands, Will please make ap-
plicstion II the Board Of Immigration
All former applications for South Sea Islanders are
considered as cancelled. SANL q. WILDER.
jSnIO3t President Board Of Immigration.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOertiser.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10.
BRIEF

QUEENS HosPIrAL See notice of special meeting
OF Board Of Trustees of the above. to- day.
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In the matter Of the Estate of CHAS. KANAINA
deceased. Petition TO sell Real Estate, and divide proceed
among the heirs Of said Chas. Kanaina-
To the HON. CHAS. @. HARRIS,
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands,
In Probate.

Honolulu. Dec. 4th. 1879. ~ u ds o. Maf.hial.
National Republican., 1880-07-06

ofali in the summer does he love Azimech,
the Virgins Daisy, the harbinger of spring,
more truly the star of the season of flowers
than the inimitably glorious Aroturus for
Arcturus lasts all the summer and fall, and
even in the noon Of the midwintor night CLEANS
and spafkles and flashes, unrivaled of all tho
stars in the superbness OF his spendois save
only Sirius, and ID may be Canopus. But tho
beautiful Daisy star comes to the zenith with
| the first roses of June, it CLEANS with white
and mild and subdued radiance like modest
| virgin, too innocent and artlcss to dazzle, but
the pure white shining glory Of whose soul is
better and dcarcr than all dazzling spleudor5,
and it fades away as the fierce heats Of sum-
mer melt into the grateful GOODNESS of autumn.
On the old astronomical maps the constela.
tton Of the Virgin is represented rs a young
girl holding in her right band an ear Of
wheat, whence the Latin name SDicd
But IL Is more consistent with the character
Of a virgin that she should bring us flowers in.
stead of fruit. Aud as she ushors in the sum-
mcr time Of blossoms and departs with the ad.
vent Of the September breczes, and as the
daisy is peculiarly, rs much so as the rose, tho
summers typical flower, let us alter the old
maps, making 1t no longer an ear Of wheat,
but a garland of blossoms which the virgin
holds in her hands, chief Of which is the daisy.
Professor NewcOmb, at the observatory, ia
therefore requested to take notice that
REPUBLICAN reporter changes tho
name Of SpCa TO that Of the Virgins
Daisy, as the hcraldic star of the sum-
NOR tide. The Daisy rises just now
carly in the evening about four minutes
earlier every day in the east southeast, aud
about 10 o'clock may at once be recognized
from being the only bright star at that time
in the southwest. In n limitlcss field Of blue
eXpanso 10 CLEANS with pure cool radiance
that lights up the sky with splcndor.
National Republican., 1880-07-06
DIED.

NILES;-on the 9th inst. SOPHIA VlNcENT NILrs,
~ the INth year Of her age widow of William Ogden
Niles, late editor OF Niles Register formerly OF
Baltimore, Nd.
The friends OF the family respectfully requested
To attend her funeral from the residence OF her son.
samuel V. Miles, 1873 / street on Wednesday amer.
noon the 7th Inst, at $50 O'Clock.
baltimore papers COpy.l -
SMlTH.-Iuly I. at the residence OF General T. r.
age
lnterment at Frankfort Ky. .
TlRUSTON.-WTLLfAM TAYLOR THRUsTON, only
remaining son of the late Judge BuCknpr Thruston,
His funeral will take place at Trinity church Tues
day, July 9Th inst. at noon. The friends OF The
family are respectfully rpqucs ted TO attend. iuj-2t
National Republican., 1880-07-06
FREE ADVERTISlNG.
N @ g III a R G IL
AdvertIsements under the head of

WANTED, FUR RENT, &C,
OF an acceptable nature and not 10 exceed four lines
on our third page, are free to all.
No business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
five cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time, we invite n
second, third many repettions necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
veriisers to feel that they imposing as, but
are doing us favor by using FREQ columns, we
hTedetermlnod 10 mike THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
thcr wants supplied,
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoce II initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm posUilice box.
No free advertisements taken after s o'clock y. M
Advertisements can be loit Mt our office, or sent
through the mail to
NAIINNAL l. nEBI-nI ICAN n nRINrING Co
National Republican., 1880-07-06
An Innsnnl Rncnrd.

The life Of Mr.. II. II. Warner Of Rochester,
n. Y, was saved by the Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, which now bears his name. What
this wonderful remedy did for him it has done
for thousands aud, we believe, will continue
TO do for those afflicted with kidney, liver or
urinary troubles of any kind. If any reader
has any organic trouble, this remedy will
prove "a friend in need"
National Republican., 1880-07-06
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

SECRETARY's OFFICE,
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
- WAsIuSGToS, j. G., july /, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received ut this
office until II O'Clock nl AUGUST s. 1850 for furnish
ing stationery for the use of the Senate OF the United
States for one year
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
ana quality OF each article and the form of bond to bG
signed by the bidder and surCtes Will be furnished
on appl cation to this Office.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals tor sta.
Onery for the Senate and dirIC the Secretary
of the senate, Washington.
Proposals ani specimens must be delivered at the
oilice free of charge,
JNO. G. BURCH,
Secretary oftho Senate of the United states,
jul. lawiw
National Republican., 1880-07-06
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT or STATE, |
WASHTSGTON, u. C., June "S 1857
g FAILED PROPOSALS will be received at tile De.
- nartment Of state until y O'Clock on THURS.
DAY, the 2Dth Tday of JULY, 1850, to furnish said
Department fuel for the year ending June 80 lssI to
be delivered IN sucl quantities may be- desired.
Information as TO kinds and quantities of Coal and
Wood can be obtaEed upon application thereto.
The right 10 reject any and all bids, or to accept
any portion OF any bid Is reserved, and each bidder
arequired 10 furnish with hiH bid bond Ia the sum
OF Two Thousand nnllnrn guarantee Of - frittul
performance OF the contract which may Ds awarded
10 him. ie30.COu
National Republican., 1880-07-06
STATES MAnsHALs SAFE

ly virtue ofa writ Of heri faclas issued out of the
Itrk ono" Of the supreme court OF tie District OF
columbia aud TO me directed, viii sell Mt public
sale Tor csh at the courthouse door said District
on IUtSl(A the 6h day Of july 1870 at r. O'Clock
NJ, oll the right title, claim and interest OF the de-
PENDANT, Adam &. Van Patten, In and to the fol-
lowlng-descfihed property, to wit: Western part
Of iot u ~ slunro No. 5:9, having front OF
ming back with same with Sd ieot 4 inches To-
southern renr line Of said lot, located IN the city
OF Washington, said District. together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, attached and
condemned to satisfy execution No. 2l.s7i, at law
Walter FRED'K DOUGLASS,
L. :. Marshal. ID. c,
IrSE ~ 1880 ieiidis
National Republican., 1880-07-06
JUNEi7, 1850
UNITED srArFs MARsuAL's sAIy

. By Virtue Of writ Of ier hCas. issued out Of the
ClcrkS Office Of the supreme court Of the District OF
C9uubia, and to me directed, l will sell at public
sale Tor cash. Ut the court house door said istrict
on TUESDAY. the 9Th day OF july lssO, at II o'clock
M hll The right tto, claim ana interest Of the do
iendnnt IN aud TO the following described property,
70 wis Lot 81 In block &C. In Threlkelds addition to
btOfgctown ID. c. Mt the corner OF First and IinEnu
streets lying 2u ee on rst street and 70 feet on
ilnEhh street levied upon ~ the property OF Patrick
DDonoEhue TO satisfy execution No. 2l,GG7 at law,
III h,vur OF Jane D.. Brooke.
FREDK DOUGLASS.
ieli-dts h. \ Marshal
National Republican., 1880-07-06
LIMITED STATES MARsH1Ls sALE

by virtue Of writ Of ner iaras issued out OF tho
CLERKS Office OF the supreme Court of the District Ot
columbia, and to NE directed, viii sell ut public
sue, Tor cash, NJ the COurt-lOu door OF said Dis
ttict, on TUhSDAH. the 9Th day Of JULY. 1880, ut
y o'clock m, all the right, title, claim and interest OF
tho dctendant In and to the following. described
properly, ~ Wit; Lot No. l. In Block No o. Ia the
howard University subdivision Of the farm OF John
A. smith, commonly known as Eiilngham Place. To-
Gated IN the County Of Washington, District of Co
iulnolhi ieNlsd upon ns the property Of People 3
~ ayor Of samuel c. PomerOy ct al, trustees Barry
farh' FREJK DOUGLASS
,,- 49,, U. :. Marshal. d. g.
JUNE IL, 1850 o.
National Republican., 1880-07-06
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
7 T CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auotioncer.

IRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE.
STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue Of n deed oftrust dated october % A. D.
DO uuy recorded In Liber No. 70G folio i0I seq
one o. NE land records for the District Of Columbia,
anI ~ the request Of the party secured thereby,
sa,i aell ~ public auction In front of the premises
On On ~ fSDA Y, JULY @, 1ssO at O'Clock p m, all
tnat piece or parcel OF land situate n the city OF
Washington, ID. g.. and known as lot numbered
sgnytOur SD OF Helly's subdivision OF certain lots
IN square numbered two hundred and twelve (2l2),
T,,r,,s a. i,. ~ Wy ~, , lih proVcInents, elc ID,
lsins; One-ihitd in cash, and the balance In O. IL
hu u months with Interest ut per cent per annum,
secured Dy deed of trust, all cash n optiOn Of he
purchaser deposit Of 500 required mt tmp or sae
pnd nll Conveyancing AT purchasers cost Terms 10
DO compiled with In seven days
,,.,,.oo,, WILLIAM +. QUICKsALL,
ltsE,G0 ZllNHtaN
National Republican., 1880-07-06
To take eileSt
SUNDAY. MAY q, IssO. Al tao 7. n.

bONDAi' MAJ ~ lo'V' AT ~ H. m.
AM Leave Washington.
IfiS6H hc2!! IXFf fiy sGd Way Station"
0;o'GBaliimore, Annapolis, and Way. (pedmont
and Way, via Relay1
& Mss K9ShS SN6 sn6 VIZ Ss9ns SPRINGS
0O6-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON
New York aud Phlladelphia
eOoI,pn sunday only-Baitimore Annapolis and
elO-tsT LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. AND
pi1rsBURG EXPRESS. Connects ior Hascrs,
town, ana ut Point Of RI cks Tor Frederick and
stations east Of Piedmont, except sunday Pull.
gs2T S d eTssn ,n. sSnTS al RlsSs,.
burg, College Beltsvie, LAUREL Annapolis june
ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
l2.lO-BatImore, Annapolis, Eilicott City. and Way
i:S'-B;AL ~. M MORE AND LAukEL EMPKtsS.
2Cor,rNNEW H0gRk, g, PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
3soIBatimore 2 ' and way stations winchester
a7;BHLTI@oRE, BLXbESsBUhg, AND iAU.
REL EXPRESS. (Frederok. via Relay.) stops
%s5-tPoinI OF Rocks, Frederick, uagorstown, Win.
of Rocks and Way stations only.l
5;io o-UHfCA ANp CoLGMB1s EXPREss
sFp sFgpsRgE SIys ps Lg pfhIiSsas2 sn sn NA1r1NopE
eoi-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
7ae-BALTiM0RE ASD LAUREL EXPRESS
S30-tSI. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PIlTSBURG EMPRESS. (Plttsburg except
Suudny)
ea59rBHLTiMotE c d BLXDENsb ,I'i ms iao And LAu.
REL ENPliFsSS.
lGl5-tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO
New York, and special sleeping cGr to Philsdel-
phiA
tDaily. tsunday only Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and COZ 0lg
PAnnAylVnnlA avenue.
street, where orders will be taken tor Baggage To bo
checked and received AT any point IN the Guy.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS
Master of Transportation.
GEO s. kOONlI, General Agent.
1. VI. GONE. GenerAl Wicket Agent
National Republican., 1880-07-06
MANriln-RIELP.

NXTANTED-Finy men to work on tho Somerset %
w Cambria Railroad, In PennsylyaulM wages,
el25 per day. Apply to l. o BRlEN, nj Bum Bryan s
saloon, between First and Second sts, Washington,
National Republican., 1880-07-06
Juj-Gt Engineer Cot19,ls.GnesT lii,s '''f'I b. e.
NlREAsrRY nEpARrMENr.

-. WAsHtSGTuH. ID. G., June 49, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received at tho q.
>: treasury Department until ~ o'clock noon,
MONDAY,JULY T., 1880 for supplying 1000 yr,rds,
blore or less, Of the best American Five frame Body
brussels Carpet aud 1900 yards, more OF less Of the
Pest American Carpet Lining for United States pub.
lie buildings.
No bid Will be- considered unless made by manu-.
lacturcr or regular dealer in carpets. and accom-
panied ny deposit ot 'iOjO United states money,
hc'rllhed check for that amount, ns guarantee OF
good ,aiih. Deposit OF successful bidder will be
talned until contract Is entered into and bond given
WIN not less than two sureties IN the penal sum of
H;UDi conditioned that terms of contract shall be
faithfully executed.
BIDS must state tho price per yard delivered ct the
treasury department, Washington, and must DC nc
cOnpanicd by sample Of one and one.haii yarli
carpet WITH makers name marked thereon. and one
yard Of carpet lining specimens OF the quality OF
the goods proposed to be furnished.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
or hll bids. HnO to waive defects
u Bios should be addressed to the Secretary of the
treasury aud indorsod Proposals for Carpet aud
Carpet Lining"
Ey order. j. X. UPTON,
lua'co3t Assistant Secretary,
National Republican., 1880-07-06

pROPOsALs FOR PAVING VARIOus STE l1ETS
4 IN THE CITY OF WASlIINGION, D. q,
WITH GRANITE BLOCKS
ESgtNEEH DEPARTMENT., !
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, :
WAsiIINGrON, June 20, 1850
BY direction Of tho Board of Commissioners sealed
Proposals Will be received tins office until T.
O'Clock m. on WEDNESDAY, JULY :, 1850 for
paving various streets in theCiy OF Washington with
Granite blocks
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications can be
obtained at this office with all necessary intorma
Ton, upon application therefor, and bids upon these
forms VIII alone be considered. The night reserved
to reject amy or all bids or parts nf bids. ~
w. j. TWINING,
Major Of Engineers U. s. A.,
ju-Gt Engineer ConlniiSslOner b. q.
National Republican., 1880-07-06
Proposals for Cases for Farmers Wealth.
Indicator.

lnulChluf,
WAN DEPARTMENT,
OfFlCB OF TiGE CHIEF SIGNAL OFTfCER, :
- WAsttiNGTOS, -. G., July I. 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicnte, subject TO mo
- usual conditions. Will pc received AZ This Office
uhlll y clock noon on MONDAY, AUGUST ?, $50,
a which time aud place they will be opened In pre-
entc OF bidders, for furnishing and delivery Of one
hundred Oull walnut eases, with Interior metal Az
Iangements, for Weather Case or Farmers Weather
lnulcater' To be furnished at this Office within
sixty days amor the award.
The government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
IL, Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
lrOboSaIS Tor Cases for Farmers Weather lndl-
Gator, and addressed tn the undersigned.
Model Case, of which those required to be fac
Slnlle may be- Inspected at this office.
Tue cabinet and metal work must be of the very
bcsl snsiy and workmanship In all Its parts aud
viii be ST. ~ to the inspection OF an officer Or agent
OF the Ollice bSi3re acceptance
BY order Of the Chief Signal officer.
II. W. HOWGATE,
lat Lieut., Property and Disturbing officer, signal
Service, u $. A., Acting SignS. officer and Assist.
ant. iu3-Gt