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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-24

Then pesled the bells more loud and deep:
God is not dead; nor doth He sleep!
The Wrong shall fail,
The Right prevail,
With peace on earth, good will to men,"
Mr.. Percy Smith shot fine deer. last W ed
nesday afternoon.
MIR. A NJ. Foster has made considerable
improvements on his stable on Laurel street.
Rev. F. 5. Bickford of Lamoine. will ex-
change pulpits next sunday with Rev. J. T.
Crosby of this city.
Mr.. b. F. Thomas. Superintendent Of
MON Shoe Co, Is on the road selling and
soliciting orders for the firm. We understand
he is doing well.
Master James Logan, while playing in
hi, father, yard, one day last week. with a
kettle Of bot water. over a fire, tipped the
kettle over and received its contents on his
leg. scalding him considerably.
Mr. John A. Casey. manager Of Pine Tree
state Shoe Factory, has been on recent trip
10 New York in the interest Of The Company.
NJ, vii, accompanied him as far as Boston.
Capt. ] Warren Remiek. one Of our yeter-
an and highly respected ship-masters, died last
Thursday. after comparatively brief illness,
from paralysis. He Will be greatly missed.
Wa - .i...,. o.. .,..i.i,
I'M death Of Cant Geo Ru.h witch occurred
OH the 24th day OF November last, at san
Domingo, Capt. Bush died Of heart trouble, a
disease from which be had long been in.
The musical aud dramatic entertainment,
a Box of MONKEYS" has been unavoidable
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he Nteoiu CUP House at Branch Pond
VIII Ice kept open to members Of The club for
seVtra' weeks. MT esiey salisbury has
oF'' ~ a. ea'e'tI' "ho commenced Ms
d0tle> lat Saturday. The house j. well sup
t-''~ "4tu - ea'''t'e- Ahd MT SALISBURY i re-
p'''eu ~ pe ~ eAetNeh' 'ooA'
AT The ministers meeting, Dec. II. Messre
Bedford. Garfield, Conley. Crosby. Mason and
smith were present. The paper BY Mr.. Ma
.Yn was On the tolic. .tAri>t's PRAYER for
the Onenes, u Believers: can the churches OF
Ellsworth heii 10 answer that prayer by the
adoption q the Evangelical a lli4nce methods
Adjourned to meet Jan. g. ls92
Mr. Tb,,pq. p W.r.ar N,r,t, I..,,,i,,
hiss = cav vhi.b A,,il.f, 1>s, ,.;r,h .,
+,v, calves Mao T., ,,o, -
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making id d. Hye cslse. to which she ,sye
birth ln two wears AHA ,i.-br month.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF

and save money, and perhaps yourself Send
three 2-cent stamps TO pay postage TO A. F.
ordway X Co., Boston, Mass, and receive a
copy OF Or. kaufmann's great Medical Work
100 pages, elegant coloreI mates
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You've No idea

How nicely Hoods Sar.aparilla hits the needs
OF people who feel ''all tired OUT or run
down. from any cause. ID seems to oil up
the whole mechanism Of the body so that all
moves smoothly and work becomes a delight.
VAN HoUTEN's CoCoA-Send for can.
See adyts.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria,
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Kheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. ChiIblans
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re.
funded. Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE BY 5. ID. Wiggin,
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Decisions in Law.

The following decisions In law have been
made by the Eastern Law District
HANCOCK.
Lydia c. Berry, executrix, VS.. James f.
Berry.
Rescript.
The conditional clause in the mortgage ex-
pres.ly refers 10 the promssory rates given
ITO pay the sum al the time aforesaid" Read
ing the notes In connection with the mortgage
II becomes clear that by the death OF the mort
gage. the mortgagor was permitted to pay the
debt before maturity. II he chose, but WAS not
required TO do so. He could still have the full
time named In the notes for their payment.
There is yet no breach OF the condition Of
the mortgage. as no unpaid notes had matured
at the date OF the writ nor at this time Hence
this process cannot be used as one of foreclos-
ure, K. 5. ch. so. sec. s.
The plaintiff can have judgment for posses
sion only.
The defendants right OF redemption will not
be affected by any judgment in this suit
Judgment for the plaintiff for possession.
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City and County.
New Advertisements.

pr DAMS Vegetable Remedy
NnIri-on- sure Cure Dr. +. J. Morrison.
rruspeciu-v-.
Probate Notices.
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And white and wrinkled brow bespeak
A wanderer from the shores of France:
\ few long locks OF scattering snow
Beneath battered morton flow.
And from the ryet- of his vest
Which girl- in steel hi- ample breast
The elanted sunbeams glance.
Ii the harsh outlines of his face
Passion and lin have left their trace;
ct, save worn brow and thin gray hair
NJ signs Of weary age are there;
His -tep l. firm, his eve is keen,
Nor wears in brOil and battle spent,
NOT toll, nor wounds, nor pain, had bent
The lordly frame of old Castine"
On the Castine panel besides the barons Dor.
trait, there are marginal designs representing
his house at the primitive settlement of Penob-
scot with Indians heads. tomahawks, bows and
arrows, etc. On the Washington panel is a
picture Of the old house at Mount Vernon,
with the generals two swords. bis coat of arms,
and wreath of olive leaves. The Lincoln and
Grant portraits are framed In laurel wreaths
and surrounded by appropriate national and
embIematic designs including an eagle and a
lion. The remaining panels are devoted to
conventional designs of a NEUROLOGICAL char
acter. The last part OF the work Is now in
progress, and as soon as the gliding is COM
pleted the panels will be attached to the front
of the Castine Custom House. The new proc
ess may then be judged by the results. 1t is
capable of admirable effects in the hands of the
right man.
Pine Tree Lodge Of Surry Excelsior Lodge
of East Surry, and Neal Dow Lodge Of Els
worth, of the order of Good Templars Joined in
union meeting at surry, last Saturday evening,
with the lodge first named. The attendance was
very large, not less than twenty five Good Ten
plars being present from this city and a still
larger number from East surry. Pine Tree, as
always, was equal to the occasion. Its hospitali
ty was unbounded, its program of entertainment
was of frst-cass order, and the collation. served
was abundant and delicious The members OF
Neal Dow Lodge had also good program which
was carried out in most acceptable manner. A
few brief addresses were made and a most pleas
ant evening was spent. When next these lodges
have union meeting, in the words of the ia
nous John Gilpin, may we be there to see.'
-Monaghan's orchestra of six pieces is en-.
gagged to furnish music for a grand ball al
Southwest Harbor Thursday night, Dec. oath
and for mask ball ct Sullivan, Friday night,
Dec. 18th.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. c. OsGoop,
Lowell Mass
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted hope the day is not
interest OF their children, and use Castoria in
stead OF the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr.. J. F. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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Company, n Murray New York City.
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And in despair bowed my head;
There Is no peace on EARTH said;
For hate is strong.
And mocks the song
OF peace on earth, good viii to men'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-19
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston March IS, 1881.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
"Wednesday. March Isl

",
cnoou1o.ion in stocks was stagnant to-day Inc
+rorsoctions in the regular list were n il''ic ''''
than q half of the business yesterday '""
oocdcd nv less than $4,000 shares inc pu'i","
i, tho two hours on Saturday. IL may DC III,
fcrrcd naturally that there was ncl'iel ~"
nubiic interest nor heaNS s"'iAii9
Prices Welded small fraction, put 'hc ii"'
.l;,os ,roro irsioniticant even if they were nearly
universal OF course lew speci"''''
Ioseos Of . per cent or more, but these were
comparatively smaller than the decllues ~
ond IS ner cent in the leading stocks 'hicaso'
D,,s,;rr.or and Quincy and ST. Paul continued 10
.roct tho greatest interest, and the TRANSACTIONS
in thcn were more than thrd oil tIc H p1&r
business Both closed Ia per cent auoNt uoii
Iownet noints but IS per cent lower 'l'i IN. M
i"NO9O P ,oetordov Louisville and NaShNllic
anG Ienion Pacific closed unchanged, auTT"-h t'IC
first named is largely held aoroau anu ,I1 ~
ought to have advanced on us Inns tLc
NOT earnings in January. As SPECIAL -I9upSI, rr
Goud shares were firm ana the coal sn"''
heavy. ,:a 90 ,bo foot tbot
a., C - Of the Treasury in refusing 70 sell b3fs
IA NOT nreVent the export of million E"i"'
1bo SINNERS were forced to take coin. am '''N
took it. The weakness IN PilccS o T ,,r,dod Thai
tn fears. which seemed To be wellSIonIucH' wa,
y gill IorCer amount would he sent 10 EuI'i" vi
Saturday The foreign exchange ih'Ihc' wa, ',o
relieved although the Slght au'aHot III 10 90
was nothing more than an olset - tIIc "ii Wno
ence between fine bars and ahraded coin. ,, Ume
If the peculiar consequences of the present sI'ua
Zion ~" is that with the shippers of gold Will re-
main r19i = the privilege of publishing or conccang
their operations. The Custom ioHse rc,mr, ns may
be the only means of knowing the amoui liii "'
snonin evn0rts The value of this privilege
Whether the shipments are speculative or leeiL-
mate. may be worth at times mes, more 'n'n 'n'
difference between coin and bullion.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govern
,o,,t LordS but the market strong IN tone
and many of the currency issues were from =
f. rcr cent higher The closing quotations.
were as follows:
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~ 4
- NEwYoEK.-ChaIlcs Le,insky Plaintiff, A21 a
Charles H. jenkins ami others Defendants, Action no D.
In pursuance Of judgment OF 70 ecosure and sale. dJ
made and entered the above entitled action on thr -
February 1891. l. the undersigned the referee n
said judgment named will sell pul lie auction at no
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room. I'D No,
80 Liberty street. In the city OF Newfork on Ms
I'd day ~ April 1891 at II o'clock noon. by = d. a.
tarss, Auctoncer, te lands and promises described ii
said judgment follows, VIZ; go 1T,
All that certain piece parcel Of land. with the olAd:
Ing eret$ed situate in the Twentythid WaId o'
thr CITY Of Ncw-Iork OOgmcIly The Town OF Hoi.iH,
County OF Westchester, and bounded and described Is
follows. A..
beginning point the easterly side OF AeHaea-
avenue. opposite the centre OK party wall ana Gsla"
hunld fcet southerlv from The corner ord M ~ ~,
Of the south rN side OF One-hunlf au-tt
fourth street with the tastery side Of Alexander a'ru
and running thence eastery and parallel with on
hrtyfOurh street, and part OF the way thotHn I'
ccntr. OF party wall eightv.nne go feet ana *
inches thence southrrly and parallel with MeAanIs,
avenue twcnty 20) westerly and again para
Win Onr-hundrd- street eightv-ninr ~
feet and >iN W inches Ia the caseriy side o. A'Ninuc.
avenue and thence n0rtherly along the ea,trY >u9 "
Alexander avenue twenty GO .ec the point OF oecninZ
Dated NCw.lorE, March TO- 1891. ..
WILLIAM " ARMSTRONG
Referee.
W. NJ. X. OLCOTT
Plaintiff.
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w. NJ. X. OLCOrI.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
[C RroadWaV y. Y.
CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY QF


- .YORK.-Chares Lesinsky. Plaintiff; against
Charles IL Jenkins and others, Defendants ACTON No
in pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale guy
made entered In the abOveentitled action on the 2h
day OF February. 1891 the Undersigned the referee
said idgu mt named will sell at public auction, at mo
Ro1l Estate Exchange and Auction Room Limited mos.
70 Ia Is Liberty street the City of NewYOk, on the
ID day OF APRIL 1891 at IL o'clock noon, by s. de wan.
tears Auctoncer the lands and premises described
said Judgment follows, VIZ; . -, III,
an That certain piece or parcel OF land with ne bug.
ing thereon erected I'm the Twenty third Ward OF the
CIV OF New.york formerly the Town OF M9frsana County
of We,che,tcrl and bounded and described as follows
Beginning point the ea>terly side Of Alexander
avenue opposite the centre Of party wal ana d>an'
sNty one G ftt -outhery from the corner formed by mo
intersection southcrly side Of Onehundred lndhlrt'
fourth street with eastery side u Alexander avenue.
and running thence eastey and parallel with Onehundei
and Thirty fourth street. and part O t' way through Ms
entire ~ party wall "ichtynne -: feet and sM lol
inches thence southcrly AID pa ale with AaNante ssnl,
nineteen l9 feet and six 80 inches thence wt.;sil Ahi
again parallel Onehund ed and thirYfourth street,
and pait Of through Tho centre of party wal
eight, nine f~9 and six 90 inches @ the ea>tery >ls
~ Alexander avenue. and thence northerly along h
ca>terY side 81 Alexander nineteen (l9 feet ana
sN tGI inches o. the point OF beginning
Dated NcW-YoIh, March 10, 1891. .
WILLIAM y. ARMSTRONG
Referee
w. NJ x. OLCOTT
Attorney for Plaintiff,
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~ ~
- NEwYORK.-Chares Lesinsky Plaintiff; aS T
in putsrancc judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered the above entitled action on tne 2th
dav OF February 1891 the Undersigned the referee IN
said judgment named win sell at public auction at ths
Real Estate Exchange Auction Room, Limited. NOS %
to IS Liberty the city Of New York on ne "a DAY
OF Aprll. lS9l al II o'clock noon, by - de N9ttatss
Auccnecr the lands and premises described In sad luds
ment fellows. VIZ. -, -, ,..,,
All that certain piece parcel OF land with the build
ing thereon erected situate in the Twenty third ward Of e
tv OF New ormerly Town OF Morrsanla County
OF Wcstcestcr and bounded and described a. follows;
Reeuninc at point The easterly side OF Alexander
avenue opposite the centre Of party wall and distant
forty-one fl feet and six 90 Inches sOuhefy nom IN,
corner formed the Intersection OF the souhery sde OF
one nund and rtyiourth street with the EASTERN ,ls
~ Alexander avenue running thence easterly ana aa
III with hundred thirty fourth street and part u
tbe ay through the OF party wall elghtynine 90
~ and * pj inches sOCthery and parallel win
Alexander avenue nineteen 40 feet and six (b lnche
thence westerly and again parallel with Onehunfredand
street part of the through the centre
~ Iary wall eighty feet and six 90 inches 70 The
~, tdrI side OF Alexander ana thence n0rhery
1 Inc .a,tariy AlcN ander avenue nineteen (g
,set and six (6i inches to the point OF beginning.
mated New York, March 10 1891 -
WILLIAM y. ARMSTRONG.
Referee
W. NJ. X. OLCOTI.
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- EOpOSALS FOR MILITARY sUPpLIES.-

g neral Dcuot Of the Quartcrnast rs Department,
Francisco Cal. Mar IA . Io"lStalod In erlll-
cat. subject usual conditions. wl be received at this
onco until - ocok. noon Pacific STANDARD Inc Thurs
day Apll .. 1871. and tl.n opened for nlu- this
depot with the following Hl-lr- Of clothing and cGul1gc.
and materials u1nua Ire ~ clothing. vi Cloths.
k"iscyS, Italian cloth. muslin. drilling. ddck,
cur-.t jean padding. Waddinc. buckles,
h'ON~ hooks ans N.-, buttons six twist. ~rwug -k.
"a. SILK embroidery uCS-, linen aud cotton thread.
tor's chalk brad, erlmret-. gnglne, Irvine, pattern
,up,r. pa. books hu.5 uudrrsh!rts. wOJncp and
,o- ng- leather Gnuntrt~ camp kettles. ayes aNheiycs.
la.r hchrFC- pCkaNicN~, spades. shoN'~, SbrN tent
stONrnip'. ~truLbiug
brushes ar. directory. Proposals delivery
ccn~id I'd. pcliNrrlr- should
m,nrc NOT atar thpn jay T. next and Oddct,
numbers and antilles OF the art. clos
thry p ouosa 10 deliver July !. l~9l. and monthly
thereafter The rlucn' rorrNc, the Ilgnt o. rJ'ct
any all prouo.al' Pr retco VIII he given to articles
quality aud url,r ntudng N the price % foreign poduc
t,o- and manufacture the dly thereon beng equal AID
eDh nrfr,n,r given articles - Amer lrJ4uC tion
and uauf,ctur, poduc"d the Pacific oa,t 10 cytcnt
~ con uutlon rluir,d IA" public service there
COZ, Of ;nt,d in-truoton- to Ldd"rs. and blank, for
rrooals appy this oncc or ~ the Cncc, Of the Depot
Grarcrnast'rs IN Sew OH and Phiatelrhi, Envelopes
c,uoiunr uroDosals should Dee marked "pFogoal- for
Niit4rv supplies and addressed to the UNDERSIGNED.
!. IL LORD, Major and Quariermastcr. L. :. Army.
nov. Or
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CAPITAL, Si,0OO'0OO
Divided into 10, 600 Shares of 500 Each.
FULL PAID AND UNAsSEsSABLE.

FULL PAID AND CNASSf4SSA
Its bushes. /, the manufacture ana sale OF drugs ana
chemicals Inc company are the sole proPret9T ana ana
manufactures q " .cllne thc new tg"! cass in The
hnumeable dseaSes agd ai.men:. where uh mr. "medea
cots a The ; ss ,n GRg n SS Of
xii tho pays ciD, who have used it predict that me
ety in preference to any OF the heretofore used uncertain
The pron from the manufacture of ounine run up III
INC The LOYALTY alone paid to the Of Antpyrne
during pieya.encc Of the Grippe amounted To over
The estimated sales Will yield profit OF s3joooo per
These figures Apply the United STATE; a ALONE and on
the expectation Of sns 9H st io' G f and an
market for the complnys product NOR especially the
Oq@G oo which aa Ear acn To- s 5
e hundred Cor only per hS cGn pr cd t
G net S: pr 3nnum % b. o S9a 900 70 Of the c% WIS
placed in The treasury as worgg Gap,1 largo scale and
to ntodues and advertise their product strictly and o9ly
% The medical pr2fe' ion and thr Gfls .a OF Of The r
GS, ' o at a G G Bans Badng 80 and % Bo1Ia
will be aayq9G sS sn2 Sa oc TRS GS%p1 MIN N 5
fchy rewarded in substantial dividends, the company
VIII bIirTylDENDs or 100 PER CENT PER ANNU%s
stock costing only $50 share and accumulate manu-
icing made TO c1 a5 ana sgu .p tnS
The Suprrintcndcnt estimates that the enlarged factc
will 900 Yer annum at net pfoh' o ~
per 49, l., 49, A., do,uo,d In
a., r,,r
tuonr the large stockholders George W. Dunn:
Esd President OF the company Eugene Harvey. e. OF
r. w Mycr. Co. Bankers. DreXcl Building Phlladel i
rbia Edward Kcarnry. Esq Of Nc~sr5. Van 1hs>,l "
KeSrner Arctoncrr Newycrk; JOG, D. Lynch En-,
Deaned Esq. Ciyu Eu-lnccr; Wai'>t Now -. x
William H. scott. Esq, % 8Ioad & Mlii' Hu.Wns, 49,
Work and prominent New.YOrk gentlemen VINO
VIII have seats I'm tie Boaid Of Directors later on
Will b" safe sound ana prontaDe
Investment a. business VIII BE- free from the vcl,-l'
fudps that AFFECT most Enterprises of commciciA or IN
dusraI nature bal tn, rise or 1 o. VALUES,
business depression o>p rliy VIII nGt aNSC, w
stO k
that us business and profits Will increase year ~ year
Application, Tor so,S and al checks uraIts' @c''
should be addressed g.
sTNNDARn CHFNICiL COMPANY,
90 and o. broadway, Ncw-York
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NI-W- : OItk, Nl.IN ., IolI
rNO STOCKHOLDERS of the Rome. Water
,Jroposul5.

OFFICE OF THE POST CARTEkMlSiER.
" WEST POINT, NY, March 10. le!l.-SEALED PRO.
POSAI~ b. tpicar. VIII b. received at tbs once until
noon, Thui~day' Aprl 10 1891. tor the construction Of
an Academic iiulldGE Plans DE- and forms and
Specifications obuind a. this office NJ the Office Of Nh
T. ". hunt ht'c', Tribune Bui!dm4 NeM-Nork City.
The right reserved o. reject and all proposals.
WILLIAM H. MILLER. Capt. ard \. q. NJ. L. :. Army
OFFICE OF kEOKt'N AND WESTERN
" l.. K. CO.. No. - Williamst., New York. March t.
lS9-At the regular NEE ting Of the Board of Directors
his Company held this, day. div dcnd Of per cent
capital stock ~ this pany declared
payable Apal |. 1891. 40 the office of John Patton Co,
y Wllint NewYok 70 all stocNholdrrs of record At
thc closing ~ the books. TRANSFER books viii close Starch
-. and viii reopen April 1901
q VI. IISI-p Al Snc'Y
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DHNrOSNI., FOR COTTON CLOTlI.-Wa.

! tnr,oVp Arsenal. Matertown, Mass, March 20. I-9l
-ocaid r.po., In trp!cats suleet to the usual ,on.
N, on WEDNESDAY,, APRIL \, 1891. Tor the deli, ~
~ hi. Ar-enal I.ity thousand 90 900 yard Cotton
Cloth inches wide ard | lJ-lOD Y1fG~ To
nor, d. TIT, cloth be- used for covering wooden
franc, about Square which paper
u4stod. ard ~ ong material that Will resist the wind
l. moro desirable than thread fine material
cotton cloth Will h.. subjected a r.cii
fuil compliance wi.h IN" specifications VIII be insisted
ulnn and 10 cloth ~ inferior quality viii be arcont.d
samples ~ he -hc,ing. egiby marked exceeding
half yiId u accompany each bid Price Include
packing. E.dd viii stite how deliveries can
he -n. and how IN" whole can be delivered Pref
viii be given domestic production nanufac
r.c condition ~ price and quality being equal. The
tOtcrumrnt the right To reject al pro-
G,ols p cont9nins proS.ais should be marked
proposals he made and all Information
bidders be had upon application Captain A. L.
VARNEY. Ord Dept., Y. :. A., Commanding.