Dry-Dock Materials.
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New York, September 81, 1916.
TN consequence Of delay, resulting from breach
il in the excavation for the dry-dock at Brooklyn
navy-yard, the "cement, sand and gravel" recent
ly advertised for, will not be required during the
present season.


The advertisement Of the 26th day of August last,
inviting proposals to furnish the above-named mate
rails, is therefore Withdrawn. II will be renewed
when required by the state Of the public works.


All papers which have copied the advertisement
above referred to, are requested to stop the same,
and publish this, if daily paper twice. if week
ly, once, and send bills including both charges, in
duplicate, to this Office.


PROSPER M. wETMoRE,


Sept 22--d2t Navy Agent.