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EsyrOn's First Love.

SHE WAS HIS LIFE-TnE OCEAN TO THE
RIVER OF HIS TnouGnTs -That Mary Cha
worth returned the passion Of her young
lover. havo no doubt bat like the Montagucs
aud Capulcts, the houses Of Chawortb aud
Byron were at feud. Mary had not the
strength and truth Of Juliet, and SO they we're
pared-a separation by far more plteous TO
her and more fatal to him. than death amid
the full summer brightness of happy love-
This, not Shnkespcare's, was the true soul
tragedy. Might she not have redeemed even
his waywnrd and cri'ng naturehy the divinity
of purcr love and steadfast faith But It was
not To be. Mary bestowed her hand upon "A
man Of whom little better can he said than he
ranked among The most eminent sporismen
of the day"-lived it's said To weep wild tears
over V or1s which have linked her name in
so row fnl Immortality with her lovers, and
died in broken hcartedness at last-whle he
grow n reckless and defiant, the very core OF
his heart turned to ashes, forgetting hls God
and distrusting and despisng his brother,
swept on IN his glorious, shameful. mad, and
stormy career, I'LL the shadows deepened and
the long night closed in.
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The uor Of the old, the established and The
conservatives with the revolving, improving.
nnd returning is ever the same. From all
kinds Of order comes at last pedaniry; and
in order, TO get free from this, one destroys
that This continues for While, TIL II be-
comes evident that new order must be estab-
isled. Classicism and romanilcIsn guild
privilege and free trade, reservation and divi.
sion OF landed cstote--ii is everlhc same con.
Aict. which at length again produces new
one. The highest wisdom Of the ruler would
bc 20 to moderate the strife that, without the
destruction of either party he might place
him self as a mediator between; but this is not
given to man, and God seensnot to wish it
(s0efLp
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Gbc DaiIp niroininn
VIRGINIA LGGssLATUKE.
SATURDAY, Dec |


Senate.
The Committee on Banks reported bills es
tailisling the Bank of Rockingham, and n
branch Of The Northwestern Bank, or the Me
chonies Bank Of Wheeling at Point Pleasant.
in the county of Mason.
The Select Committee on the sublrct.repor
ted a sub, ,ttute for the Hou-e bill dlstrictlng
the $ ate for he election Of Commissioners Of
the Board of Public Works.
A Spec;a committee Unsupported, on mo
lion of Mr. Smith. to Ike into consideration
tie expedency Of further legislation to pre-.
vent the issue and circulation of small notes
aud Messrs, Smith. Watson. Amblrr. Cfelgh
and Brent compose said committee.
House.
A bill was reported nntho slng loan 10
the James River and KanaWla Company, 10
meet the payment Of interest on loans. Also
Il bill from the Senate, without amendment,au-
thousIng that company 10 pledge lis toll upon
the RVanna tonnage, in orlerto compIe'o the
Rivanna improvement.
A communication was received from The
Go, ornor, recommending the sale of public
lot in Petersburg, on which n Warehouse with
scales, is located.
The joint order of The, day, postponed from
Saturday lost was rceumed, heng the election
Of ofPenlcntnry Slorckecprr Mcssers. Wallace
and Boyd uppoaed Mr.. Spots, the incumbent
aud Mr.. Barbour supported the nomination ol
Mr.. NJ. d Newman, member Of the House oi
Delegates from Maidstone county alter an hour $
dobate the Senate Was informed OF the readi.
ness Of the House to proceed with the vote.
After two hours dcboir in tie Senate, tue
vote was taken, and resulted us follows
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tie House adjourned.


From III" london Leucf, a Ny. 20.
THE STATE FUNERAL BURIAL OF WEI.LING
ToN.-Thc great incident Of the week las
been accompl wellington rests in his
grave in Saint Paal's bcs de the great naval
hero of England. Through the streets Of The
nt tropolis has marched that solemn process
sion Of the fighting men Of Britain, Of her re
nowncd lawyers, Of her politicians and great
officers of State. The sun which lighted up
the last grand charge at Waterloo, olone out
as the Victor ofthat great day was borne along,
escorted BY his comrades. And all along the
Inc, at every window and honsctop, in every
avenue and "cojgn of vantage" the mighty
masses Of the people were present as the so.
.lrnn correge passed by. 1t was noble
sight recalling Old traditions of the nvinci.
billy Of England and Englishmen; and in the
feeIog ot our strength on the fields here na.
tions ny by arms the great Causes of the
world, even sorrow was swallowed up The
pageant of Thursday as the manifesto of Bri-
tpn to despotic Europe, that sheis still pre-
pared to assert her own rights, come what
NAV.
The solemn Sound Oft march the beat oil
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the mnfiled drums. the soul stirring strains
ennobng music. have passed. The poets ode
has been supg the priests prayer has been oil
fered up--ihe Hero sleeps with bis great pre-
decessors Peace be vh him.
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- j. BHOIUIR, M0iu SbcH, Ly0chb0Tg L.
lmpnrlcrsot G lii IA aud EAHTHENHAREa and Dra-
rrs in Cm. Dr,sseR and Plum GIasS- I0re, LooLf1g
GlaSHes GtJandoles Pla,sl and Britantr pa1e, u Al
as, Cas'ors Dc; are in receipt "i their Spring
supply OF Domestic aud forcign Goods OF thcr own
impprfntion-wlich embraces every article usuallJ
found in such Establishments Our Stock is OF the
nrgest offered IN this market aud having been eafe
fully selected and bought on the most favorable terms,
determined moi To beundersOd by any House
in the country either North or South. Merchants md
others wanting anything tLis line. would do well tu
ralland examine Sroc, and pri, before purchasing
rlseW here-fecng confident please all IN style,
quality and price of Goods. The Ladies' particular
ly invited q cali and examine our Stock
,nnrch 2g-fs
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Ga Friday. report Has made, declaring, II
i0erpedieatr 10 give 10 the Governor the appoint
mcnt of majority ofthe Directors OF the Banks
of the State. An error, IN Saturdays paper
made us, in effect, say crpcdleah
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kvf sIpy "a uszH a.
R,,.soio ,.o-,,ly sn,erfn nnd venetian c,rpct- fo
IT. IA ,,s.,'',s.s Al / md 3 4Oi Finn, CIoilr
D,goo,s Rpg,s NIat,, &c all of which will Re sold
a., Ia, 1--we, I,i.e Tnov I1.fs
NJ ctOKeALE, SINE SON "a 5ONE@'
W Vhots'le and held" 6foctr" m" co"mtS""
hefeba"s Nam s''ti' Ly"ct z@'g' ~ are now f'
rcyies aud tasen store heirtresh Full supply ct Ne"
Clouds, VIZ;
i5O bags Rio, Lagulra' java and Mm"fmbo o"h''
80 lt1ds and hbI' Orleans u otio '''e ana oi''-
ihed Hueafs' =,
20 hhas and bbIs Orleans and West India Hi"-
lasses,
30 hbls boX's cto-h'd' powdered Loaf sns"'
90 bbls superior Co1"e Sosar
30 sacks Liverpool aud ground oinm salt
500 ke2s Nais and spikes all sizes
loo 1bs Sole l.cuther
90 tons rolled and country IRON, tpan nron-1gn
meI) consisting ol square ronod' hao"'
hall round, nc. %c' an sizes
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns Nmt on cons 'snmeh' pe''
brands
1900 lbs Majors squire ana oc'aSoh ch-'-s'eei' M
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James G.. Spots was therefore declared elcc
ted for the term of Two years
On motion. the House rhcn adjourned
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EXHIBITION.

" 1EE ~ n h "a ks - kOs' ! heHHosel'o'i INV
\ ing obtained at considerable expense, from Mr..
" ltebursts Washington Gallery, Daguerreotypesof
fhc following distinguished chnnccrs, m0strespectinly
invites The public cnll md examine them in connec-
on with urge number Of his own production, at tho
Nhitrhgrst Gallery.
rrasiaom Fillmore. Gen. Winfield Scot, VIM. A. Gro-
hnm Gen. Franklin Pierce, WIN Il King Gen LOWS
Cas-, Judge Stephen A. Douglass +. Il GIBBS,
July Ig-dff Proprietor
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= gII = At NUN EfiNsDOsI.aEIUIa LsEC
llzzzs=gs7as 10 PtI8iHtg u1A Me IVest.-1he under
signed would Respectfully inform their friends and GUS
in,,et. iInt tbc Pennsy yana Canal will open 1aih
March at wirhtiae will be required to forward any
amount of U1t afisc to all points the Western wa
icrs With dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rale Tobncco to Piltsburg, G0c per 100 lbs from
lot Mny.-Time 8 days
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
~ philadelphia. G, H. kOONS,
Alnrch l--dts Aaent Uninn Limo. Bnltifnnre
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EGsSJEs WANHED.-The ~ubscriher
h,Ea1g i"caied IN Lynrbnrg. IS giving th" highest
w m '"r negroes. between the ages OF 10 aud 81
-. -. ia"se myiue negroes or >ale. may hnd 1t t"
gr interest to ra on him thc Washington Hotel!
's2aGch''rg, ,r address him L1 letr,r.
-. COMMUNICATIONS viii receive prompt attention,
my @''2 ly } McLENDON'
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stCB&S! LOCKS!

4 GGKS! !E1CkS!-Roceived, directfrom the
nunulnctory, n complete assortment OF Locks, of
al kinds qualities and oriees from piece To
$3.50 Having l.. rnjned TO keep thorough and well
nasoted stock of all kinds of Carpenters Hardware,
mud 10 sell moderate profit, invite all those in want
TO give me Il cali before buyirg elsewhere.
eent Il-.,lt. A. WINSTON.
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Drsssncs Brushes. Brushes Pain

a0 Brushes, Ilair Brushes, Cloth brushes and all
kio6s OF Brushes jusr received and for sale low by
nrt 8t4 d. II. LYMAN BaHkSqtote
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I'ENE TEAS:

EatNE OVEEs-GOAES-Anot supply Of
b those elegant Paetot and lemmnleh Over Conts.
Gentlemen wishing really tasteful article, should not
fail 10 cali nt the acw Clohng establishment Of
nov o.. s SI1AFER d. co.
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4YNCIIBURG,
CARDS.
MEDICAL. CARE.e.


.. . ,
= HAS REMOVED his rhce
u g@.fiS I%5"'' Mr. and wa",,"", ''%y"@,'} Ga5
net Rooms. Teeth extrucled for 30 Cts. Co,h in al
s.ase. aug ll-dts
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y Richmond (semi-weekly) Times and farnvilo
Journal viii cory II aud send account to tins oiice.
SrD 3-dt4
The daily union., 1852-11-12
I'm Admiralty.

I'm Admiralty.
TRx UNITED A. Disu "a aC oausbia ta tt
NTHEREAS libel in inxsa saer alsirict
w Columbia 6Y gaha IN nioaik0neIY
snip Admtance tackle, snnaa4 sad fafuFG
hich said libel
her tackle, apparel, 81 Ap
io47 the
Montgomery,
then and
prize of pgsys
said shall proceed
tncke, apparel, and furniture
And whereas honorable of said
hath appointed
next at ten o'clock IN The forenoon otbe day. for holding
at the United States
the trial Of the said ship acke apparel furniture, ngree
ably 10 the prayer of the said lbelant-
Notice is hereby given
held for The trial of the said and the
and all persons who have claim
hereby cited 10 be and time place
show they have why final should pass
9Th October, 1852. order-Test
Oct 29-d20t JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
The daily union., 1852-11-12

war Department,
bureau Topoxrapbieal En-,

Bureau Topogr graphical Engineers Sept 10, 1852
w bs ,ses.ysd oy ,es ssess q wa ar an m rs n
river which time the contract will be awarded 10 the lowest
and shall exceed hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
l. The materials forming the ram only be thoroughly
moved riye be destroyed, that they
form distractions mpedimenis the navigation thereof
ner Whenever e shall report nat poron Of die
has been removed and tbs same shall be by
.ns e s % will pay such % o. s wnGs sn
a less twenty per cent provided ,ha the psou 80 paid for
shall less fifteenth part the whole work
July next 1885, which he willing
@ % aa. y I a. and % ss0 e ss 0 nsn ne w
for aforementioned period he will state, and will propose
specied the for the completion Of
the =, sass s. s u . % a y an
shall such that the contract has been fully
nifty agreement including
But II shall that The coairae, has
bnt balance the contract shall be s,sd % The
proper sIerons have BY his
he shall offer complete the work without any add
on orte Secretary Of War will allowed purpose
And at the that time the work shall be completed
s. The contractor win be required Y give his bond for
faithful Of the contract Each bidder
will uansa. al The same .ms with his the names O .s
that they will his bond sueues as aooye mentioned and
sa,s a he haa sd
and that he considers them worth Ten thousand dollars over
above all their debts and liabilities No bid will be examined unless
envelope" Proposals for removing Red River RAM
The Republic ntelseneer Union, Washington, c. cou
rier and Enquer and Express New York Psnnsvann In
nau Ohio; Journal, Louisville Kentucky 81, Louis
Ia NM III .
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans LI viii insert ae above
Sept 2l-dl0t&2awtJan3
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs b

The Of will be toots sEisss
payment Of the subscription bs made advance.
Distant subscribers money poss~ss
which viii be paid BY and all Ia its
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published weekly during
sions OF Congress, and semi ni-weekiy during
Subscriptions for period ess than year will
terms pfoportioned 10 the above annual rates.
90 PosTMAsTERs authorized agents anx "
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS enclosed WERKLx
subscribers with eneosed viii be entitled copy
edition they subscribers for, gratis.
The daily union., 1852-11-12
In Admiralty,

Tns unTKp STATES OF AMERICA District Columbia 10 wit
WHEkEAsa libel hath been nied United States district
w Of the District of Columbia John n
against the OF the ship Adanee libel SETS form
ana charges that the said the Ap M the
year o4 at The port OF saa Jose Lower C4orna by
me said John Montgomery being then OF
he United states ship Portsmouth, prize the said
nean IN said libel pIays that sad proceed con
denn he OF tle
and whereas the honorable Morsel Judge said
court nam ordered appointed
next, al ~ O'Clock
court ai the United States room ly 81 M ngs
- --' - f."'s 'r RF~ 49,
ce hsiapy gwen ma adistIict p ans tFrs
held for the trial OF the premise. Il ia ~, ~. az 49, sys
and all PERSONS who may claim M iag@s1 f
hereby cited TO be appear mt n 4aeF af3ss& ~
show cause they eefs shaa pst phsf
2.th october 1862. by oTder--1aaKf
oct29-dsot Jolia A. SMITH. Clssf
The daily union., 1852-11-12
Proposals Faraishinp the Paper for the Public
aN#ta Printing. I#4I
o,nOr surrslnrssDssr o. rms PyBlro rnis1


oyyroK SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIo PRsrIso
Washington, September 80 1854.
the Act provide for the public print
n Ae sppoved August 49, 1882 sealed proposals will be
eeyed is Office, CAPITOL Monday
Of December twelve O'Clock furnishing
that may be public printing
December, 1853
The suboined list specifies nearly ascertaned
te quanuy and the quality and description of each kind of
that will be required TIL
~ 900 ezms fine printing paper "a by
- inches, and 20 weigh ortydv pounds the Of
$50 sheets.
1900 eam nne printing calenderd "a by 3e
inches, and TO weigh hftysS pounds to the ream Of 4ec
Sheets
800 printing paper
measure "a by - inches and weigh oryeight pounds
10 the ream OF 4oO sheets.
The fibre paper the above be Of linen
and cotton, free from all adueston with mineral other sub
stances OF fair wheness and put up In ques Of twenty
sheets each ad handles q each each contain
required and bundle varying under i've
from standard weight will the gross weight will
all be required. Mixing ihcknesse the
bunde 10 make weight will be considered violation of the
In the classes Will be
entered into for supplying the quantities required therein such
public
ordering either should greater
required times and in such quantities be
deemed necessary.
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w. M. sHUsTER q co.

A LII GRADEs.-we offer really great Bargains In
II loo real Welch and American white annes
to superhne-ail nt extremely low prices
IS table diapers damasks all gades Styles and
widths
Is pieces linen sheetnRs, all widths qualities
10 pieces pilow-case linens, assorted qualities
IS Irish inens cheap, and nns for
bosoms collars
100 pieces and dozens and toweings, AL prices
Purchasers rely finding all times,
full and complete stock Of all kinds Of all linen abcs
fer others
20 pieces very cheap and extra glossy black silks
900 pieces fine beached shirng NIL good brands
strive excel in the quality OF all the cottons and linens
wesel
20 pieces fine brown linens for chldren's aprons
Many styles OF goods for youths and misses
With full supply other article usually found in we'll
ordered dry goods house.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
articles, dealing be relied
PERRY
Nov 2-eosuf Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-11-12

rINO THE LADIES-We inform ladies
building below street,
being completed and In great rid OF the
Der and rubbish which has all
the MONTHS all
good goods will hnd greatly their advantage call be
fore making their purchases We have hand think
OF The stocks goods
general stock of and dre goods prepared
offer goods description the lowest Our stock
dress goods comprises everything and desrabe and
hesitation that styles Of printed
moussenes cashmere, qualify
pcaed price any District We supe-
high and soft finish black Gos de Rbnes all the
widths and qualities which will Offer the
punctua blue Pout de In
almost all desirable coors OF plain silks in
We have piece lavender piece cherry
Of pumpkin color Pou Sole for
dresses and
IN addition above, have full supply Of cameres,
casne and cheap cloths suitable for boys
splendid stock OF blankets of description which will Of
fer at very low prices.
We respectfully call from all in search of good goods,
promise deal fairly with all who may favor with their
e6-TuTh& sat2wif w. M. sHUSTER co.
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DUST desrous Of obtaining copies
Of only living likeness sculpture Of The great .ew
ue marble, plastss,
great Hiram Powers for which Mr. Webster, when
in him siuin, nearly
WHITTIER invited be
promptly moderate addressing the artist Al
Peabody London the under
signed attorney OF Mr. Powers u may be proper 70 ADD hs
living subects mode IL
known arists do for
likeness that taken nom the
fixed besides
Is within The memory OF the
with diculv saved
when submitting As copies the bust above
by Mr. Powers II also be
proper give caution that the that would be
permitting copies TO be taken in this way fos
injurious
which they were taken BOYD REILLY,
Oct 30 vspor Bathing Roona< Capitol.
The daily union., 1852-11-12
BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
War Department.
bureau OF Typographical Engineers,

War Department.,
bureau Of Typographical Ensaee.
PROPOSALS and including 2oh day Of
nsn December, for tho following ARTICLES required Lake
80 piece. while-oak timber l2 nches
$50 peses white oak timber square IN aehes each
SiO pieces white oak timber II inches,
1900 pounds IN inch iron pieces Of 10 and is feet long
NOoieet board measure, inch pine plank inches wide
Al the timber TO be iree oM sap, rents, splits and other
crib baa. stone soit sand each cord
Times Of delivery az fellows for timber and iron
DAY Of April one third The 3st day Of May.
oand on r day Of neI, April one third on the sls, day
Ofnsu May one third on the 3oih day Of next June
quantities qualities and kinds Of materials will be
ume, and proportions Of delivery
wanted Racine shore of Lake Michigan times and pro-
sans quaatnes quaies and kinds of materials win
waa,d Milwaukee, shore Of Lake Michigan, and the
% so%s quantities. qualities, kinds OF material. will
nS snssoygau shore Of Lake Michigan and the
ss ms quantities, quaes materials win be
wanted unoWoc, WEI shore OF Lake Michigan and the
Ike articles delivered specified days,
and Inspected of the United States and
"d received the quanes approved and received will
@ Be- d wn % per cent win be By the ped until The
Completed when amounts so retained win be paid TO the
eactr forfeited to tile United states Ii the
fail 10 fulfil his contract
Ehpo will be accompanied evidence
and department
@ rejecting proposal satisfactory in all
Advances be made but will be
maieas stated .
the landing materials will be pointed out by the United
states contractor. On this
the be subject 10 delay OF over three days
bat landing shall be considered delivery ofsad articles
e Lnied No delivery Will be acknowledged except in
ss' 1Ga a %ss svs s s1a and sss ali M
be Of the CONTRACTOR and under his cafe But when de-
ye received they will be the risk and under
m United States No delay inspect and receive
times will ba made allowed on the part Of the United
-. .
The proposals w, be endorsed proposals for TIMBER the
outside envelope, aud will be addressed TO the undersigned
~ j. J.ABERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers
To be inserted Repubc Intelgencer and Unon Wash
non and Enquirer, New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Advertiser Dciroit Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
daily then twice week I'LL 2Oth December
Oct A-d2ot& 2tawiIIec20.
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SONETUING NEw.sco'ch port monnaies and card cases,
y and attractive. Also Turkey
Morocco port clasps great variety and Of the
latest styles-convenient neat and cheap
pearl papier mace card Pocket Knives Con-
rre ladies' genemen and boys knives large Of
qualities Ivory tablets, gold pens folders hand
cline and
costs but two cents. Writing desks, potfoios &c, &c.
For sse by GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
oct IA Seventh street
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War Department.,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
ahax IAkH

Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
October 90 1859.
next for the following articles required on Laks
Michigan: ,o.., -, #,n -, -,
l50 pieces do as feet long, do
100 pieces do 60 feet long, do
10 pieces, 10 inches square, 90 feet long, do
100 round white oak piles 80 feet long
1900 lbs inch boit iron' IN pieces OF OF 10 iee ohg
800 cords of good hard stons for crib ballast
stone Each cord or stone TO yield l2o feet sohd
The foregoing articles to be delivered at New ske
One third Of by als march, third
by the 3h day of next April third BY the sst day OF next
The stone 10 be delivered follows;
of May next; oue4 by the 3O.h day of Juno next
The delivered these several specified days. TO be
and inspected by agent OF the United States and
received the approved and received will be
paid for according 10 contract price, les. 10 per cent on amoaa
be compeed when amounts retained viii be paid TO
eontactor will be forfeited The United states II the
tractor fulfil his
hewn timber free from cap splits and imperfee.ons
Proposals for The same kinds OF Materials qanuus. qua ana
times Of delivery will also be received for Black Lake habor QUA
wa county, Michigan.
able TO fulfil his conaet and The the
night rejecting any proposal satisfactory in all respects
Advances contracts cannot be made But payments VIII be
stated.
Ths places landing will pointed by the United
subject delay OF three days; but
landing shall be considered delivery Of ad articles to the
and and in accordance with this advertisement
deyered nspecld aud received all articles viii be at he
speed received they risk and under e OF
the United States No delay TO inspect and receive a, times stated
will be o allowed OF the United States.
proposals Proposals for Timber" this
outside Of the envelope and will be addressed TO the undersigned
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
To Republic fntegeDcer, aud Union, Wash
non; Courier and Enquirer New YORK Commercial Advertiser
Bufao Advertiser Detroit Commercial Advertiser
la ~ 22-d2Ot &iawtDecI