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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-28

story going the rounds in the Democratic pa
pcrs the that Senator Wade OF Ohio had
Cen Scott had said to him that e Cs woutsoon cut OF
his hand than lend It TO tho support OF slavery Al
we expected this statement turns out to beian unqua
fed alsehood 1t is strange that editors do not perceive
the proprety OF being guarded not MORO truthful in
their characters They should not give
Names least real ones If they will abrieaei for
often heard that hc great art lying was so to Lie
as be catchcd it, Unfortunately for the effect
this and similar reports is picked at head quarters be
fore II fairly gets into life. give below Senator Wade.
letter on subject happy at being able to that
Gen Scott does not like Mr. Pierce, have to into the
papers TO attempt vindeae himself his acts
done In corner H..f rI-fl.,s. trr.. lsr'.
WASHINGTON, August IS, 1852.
stating that OF Democratic paper published
Elizabeth City On. C) called the Democratic Pioneer
the following: 81 ,rotl6 of my right hcT6 han
lend TO NE support of Scott to Senator
Wade.
An can say OF the above Is (ha have frequently said
OF since it has floating about In the pape that
made such 10 In my hearing
did BAY pretend that he did, and belle
it have been fabricated with view to prejudice the
Southern people against the old General And permit
add that the morbid constituencies OF the Southern mind
this subject rendered peculiarly liable to such imposons
and Northern dcmagogues knowing this will not a TO take
r WADE
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'=----To FOR PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
Electors at Large.
WILLIAM B. PRESTON.
JOHN NJ. BOLTS.

Wig EEeetordI Ticket. = y
1sr prsIRtcr-JOHN r kILBY, OF Nansemond,
2sp DisTRicT-EDw, r. CHAMBERS, of Mecklenbure
3Rp DIsrRIoT-THOMAS S. FLOURSOY, OF HALIFAX
ira DisrRIcr-H. H. MARSHALL OF Charlotte
6Tu DisrRIcT-ALR4ANDER RIVES, OF Albermarle.
6TH DIsrRIcT-WlLLlAhC q. SCOTT, OF Powhaten-
TIN DIsrRicr-JOSEPH SEGAR, OF Elizabeth City.
Sru DIsrRIcT-ROBERT MAYO, OF WestmoTeland.
9ru DisrRIcT-HENRY w. THOMAS, OF Fairfax.
1OrH DIsrRIcr-ALEX'R r. B0TELER, OF Jefferson.
1fTH DIsTRIor-COL. J. ID. BALDWIN, OF Augusta
18TH DtsrRIcT-JoHN ECHoLS, OF Monroe s.s
18Th DisTRIcT-WALTERP PRESTON, OF washington.
IiTH DIsrRIcT-JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr, OF Wood
15rE DIsTRicT-T. N. GALLY. of Ohio. -t
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CENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD.

The following are the Directors OF the Central
Ohio Rail Road, elected last Tuesday for the ensu
ing year:
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do not wish 10 nominate, they never have wished 70
nominate, candidate for the presidency, with any
ence his views slavery Their past history y %
proof OF this Theyhavs not manifested any dsslgn o.
intention even, OF disturbing The measures ~ a ri
mise paused two years ago, much as me k Do,3onl
OF those me ssures they have been eo9lenied 10 oe
quiet. and acquiesce IN those measures nos, ~ ~ 10
the action OF Congress was cohoeineu' uss "e'e "
hi. | = ,bsr p1esent position God knows il is tame
sno,ah and liberal enough towards those, their allies,
Irnmnhad In The cong ressional contest arising out
~ or ,err;,ora ACQUISITIONS so much they willing
10 Weld for the sake OF harmony and good
while they strive for under the old nag ana on
the old platform oi agreeing TO disagree More san this
tbey will not grant. Beyond this they will not CO.
They willing hold to the old landmarks They DO
not desire 10 stake stone But they VIII mol al
low themselves 10 be forced 10 new grounds, or 10
take up new positions. They stand where they have al
ways Stood and they will stand nowhere else ihe
traces OF the present may De hched upon
them but The load is too great 10 be started II
well to attempt 10 draw mountain with cord. Ihe
little buee- blasts OF the Cabels, the Wliamses, or
the Marshalls, in their INFLUENCE upon them, are ou
neither be alarmed inspired by such music, and
h ese gentlemen 10 the contrary Notwithstanding, the
summing Of the whole matter is this 50 far as The Pesi
dent OF 1882 at all they are 10 elect him as they elected
the President of ls4s without reference 10 the slavery
question: TO any measures, whether they be "Compo
mise" or any other, that grow olt OF H. The northern
wings are willing 10 go for Gen. Scott because he Is
good whig and because they believe he can be elected
lney wont stop 10 catechse Nun as 10 MS opinions on any
past Of legislation in regard TO his opinions
slavery ALI they ask of him is that he shall not
come out and pledge himself to slavery men or meas
ures, and thus make himself sectional instead OF
national candidate; and this they will assuredly insist
upon. let the consequences be what they may
Let us not be understood attribulng too much con-
sequence the position OF few impracicabe southern
whigs and inferrng thence especial danger TO the
party. The Developments of the last two three day
forbid such apprehensions, even il we could not safely
rely upon the sterling of such men Mangum,
Bell Gentry Jones, and other old and well tried southern
wings. The speech of Mr.. Gray in the House to-day,
and the letter OF Eiw. Stanly in the Republic OF this
morning, plainly point the things will take in
the South-so far Gen. Scott is concerned at least.
Mr. Stany is sometimes harsh in his expressions but his
sober second thought is almost 10 be right To a
OF such inherent nobeness OF nature, such unsu-
lied honor and such genuine inrepidy of character,
combined with much ceaness and soundness OF judg
ment, we pardon much in the way of difference on
minor points, and hold any other language
towards him than that of commendaon but with the
most profound regret. Us p.
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ny ). q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN MOST ELIGIBLE LoCA-
TIONS.-By virtue OF OF the circuit Die
el Of Columbia, will be Sold the premises respectively
Thursday 18th, Friday the 10TH
day I1 all those parcels Of land known and
disngushet The plan OF the OF Washington follows
LotNo H. 1856, situated the northeast OF
and Connecticut (sae Thursday hafpast
O'Clock, y. m.) - g.-f -
Lots ia 49, is, square 32 situated
avenue side, l0lh and llth
Thursday, al quarter past O'Clock, y m)
Nos aud o, 5JU fronting 4th
and streets (sae Friday, at hafpa O'Clock,
y. m.)
avenues 9th and 7 (sae Saturday half
past O'Clock, p. m)
Lot square s99 fronting SOUTH
(Sale saturday, at O'Clock, p. n.y.
prescribed said decree, will be
Of purchase be paid in cash, and the balance in
10 MONTHS with bearing interest and satisfactorily
secured.
complied with three
the property and the expense
purchaser All conyeyances Of the purchaser Title
CAROLINE COX, Trustee. o
03-Plais my auction
Apt JAMES q. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
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OFFICIAL.

Mard Fillmore President Of the United States Of dmerea 10 all
whom u may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
stueksn has been appointed OF Hanover reside
New York, do hereby recognise him such,
free 10 exercise and enjoy such functions and privileges
allowed TO the consuls Of the
the United States
10 testimony whereof haya caused made
patent and the seal OF the United States Alfred
under hand the OF Washington,
us April, A. d. 1852, and OF the independence OF the
United States Of America the seventy sixth.
MiLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
DASrL wKpsrsR, Secretary OF State.
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PROPOSALS for Carrying tho Mails Of ths Is Issa .
the following nom the lst day OF July,
day Iuly ns54, will be received NJ the Contract o
once department, the city or washington, unu
May 1882, be decided by the ner gay
Washington, Arkansas by Columbus, Saline bS
Psrscis, Rocky Comfort Mill Creek, Texas, and A
Grove, 10 Carksvic, os miles, twice week and back
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday at am'
Arrive At Clarksville next days by6pm,
Leave Csrksvile every Thursday and Monday atoa Nj
Arrive AT Washington nert days by - D. m. M, sna
Bids omittnr Of the above ofbces, provided fhse
Min Greek supplied viii be considered
NOTES.
Bidders should Of Intended Inc
preference 10 and 20 their
required BY OF the mails Mail 70 po Wv
viewed without charge the be let coach stage
snco Deductcn will be made from the mail for trips nol
imposed for those performed speesby 20 nc
all particulars The Postmaster General may Annu ne ~ NAV
failures or for violating the post office laws
connc, OF schedule provided he allows pro , MONTHS
OF cusnimsns for the service dspenss
will he allowed of actual over
the distance desgpetcd prove "
stated should be addressed the Second
Postmaster General Mail Proposals In the siss
kan,ns and accompanied with guarantee Of one or me
sponsbe persons by certificate Of OF more
setting forth guarsnEt able 70 make good TIER @
PosT oryIo Asrxsrr, Feb, I'll lse8s-Fseo- '
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OPERA -Rossins beautiful opera of Cinderella was
peated last evening the National Theatre by Segun
Troupe to large and fashionable audience, and with
great success The scenery much improved, and
splendid has bsen exhibited In this city Mrs
Seguin as Cinderella, received marked appreciation and
Miss Gould and Mrs Carpenter also applauded
Mr. Bishop and Mr.. Thomson, and Mt Seguin aud II c.
Jordan also performed and sang well The aer piece of
the Egyptian Prince well received. Cinderella. by
reques is he repeated again tonight with the aer-
piece OF the Two Bonnycas,ies.
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Supreme Court OF the United states.
TUESDAY, April 10, 1852.

TUESDAY, April 13, 1852
No. 40 John Glenn et all appellants. u.s. the United
States. Appeal from the district OF the United
States for Arkansas Mr. Justice Caron delivered the
opinion Of this court affirming the decree OF the said dis.
trict court in this cause
No as. J. s. Buckingham e al, appellants, Us N. c.
Mclean The argument in this was continued by
Mr. Chase, and concluded by Mr. Read.
No. lit. J. d. BENJAMIN ct al, appellants. The
Union Bank of Tennessee ct al The argument OF this
commenced by Mr. v. +, Howard for the ap-
pellans and continued by Mr. Carlisle for the appeees
Adjourned till Tomorrow, III o'clock. a M
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DROPOsAIS for conveying tho United states rnaih
following Arkansas, from the let Of July
the lat OF Juy 1884, viii be received A. me Contract omcs %
OF May neat, 10 be decided by the following day. viz
s9oI From Little Rock by Plum Bsyon Pine Bun Rob hoy
Arkansas Post, aud Belevle, to Napoleon, 2s niles N
weekly and back, with additional ri weekly uips VIA hS
Brownsville, Aberdeen st. Charles, and White Hverl
miles and back; ALSO twice-awee branch from hee M
deem via Clarendon, waiensaw Duyall,s Bicas, De, A %
Augusta Grand Glaze, Elizabeth, Jaoksonpo', ana o'
Trough, to Batesvi1e, $50 miles and back:
Leave Little Rock daily, except SUNDAY Ioam'
Arrive at Napoleon next days by lip M -, ,y.a..u
day. and Friday al M the White river, TUESDAY
rnnsay and sa.y Wsdassapy Friday and sunday by
Arrive a, Li,ue Rock wednesday, Friday and Sunday by y
m, or the Arkansas river trips, and Thursday s"nio"'
and Monday by 8 a m on the White river uipei
Leave ASsrd.en and Saturday
Leave Ratesvilc Thursday and Monday at mi
Arrive at Aberdeen next days by p m. . u,.c, s.,
main route with branch a different poinril be con
sidercd.
NOTES.
paa,, .ood state the mode Of conveyance The mai
be carried in preference to ps'sengsr. and 70 'ns
without charge Deduction will be made from the mail oI
fines imposed for those not pcrfomed nstesu a.
repeated ures for violating the Post
He may schedule, provided he allows pro @
one extra pay in curiancnt service d
prnsed with No extra viii be allowed for escsss o. s
should the distance above Designated
The mails TO be taken 10 and from me
and from other ofees, within quar-
OF mile river, established during the oonui
term The bids addressed Assistant f@
endorsed Mail Proposals Akansas sha
accompanied with guarantee Of responsible persons ~
ruarantors able TO make good their guarantee
Postmaster General
Posr orucr DrraRrstsr, Feb. 9s, 1854.
: Feb 2T--lawfw
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Dy ). Q. ploGUInE, Aaotlonssr.

,UUU O'Clock, Tho auction rooms, shalt
sell of the best collection Of plants offered
this city the and celebrated kinds or
French, English, and hardy eyerbioong rosos,
loses climbing roses kc III N ~ lJt .NNT +. '
Also, esaia sponcas orange and lemon uees,
and flowers
Cape laslnines double oIeanders, double carnations
Dahias, ynolas, Chinese peony
And other all OF which aud
BY A. Jadn, florist and 18th
street, corner OF NJ. Terms cash. t.s..a -. .U
Ap I'D J. U. MCGUIRE Auctoneer.
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sales To-Day.
By A. GREEN, Aaeiionssr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.r~on wednes-
day hs inst shall sell the premises al o'clock
m II Ia square No 49 situated the Of
Streets containing thousand feet IL will be
Tue above property 100 AZ street. rs
feet on street and
ya.uable properly now for sale In Washington. ls
Terms One balance twelve, eighteen
four thirty purchaser
na notes beappg from day OF sale deed gwen and
49, '" " A. GREEN
Ap I0-d Auctionser.
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Treasury once,

RAirrau, North Csrolina, March w. 1881.
CEAIED PROPOSALS. received this once until the 10th
May for the purchase Of sixty thousand dollars worth c
bonds Crtona hs interest which
VII payable annually The first Mosdays In January and
July ~ the end Of ten In
ormip with Of the general assembly Of said ss raned
Isnusry %, 1851
bidding please their letters. Proposals.
for State Rondss
d. w, COURTS,
ApIo Public Tr.@ser of Norm Csoans.
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Ian as] q 3

baltimore and Wsshington Rstirosd-Change OF
Hours
N and after Monday, March Let, the trains win
" foliowst
Leave Baltimore At ~ and Q, a. m; and ~, p m~
Leave Warrington at and o M. ~, m, and - M
The FIRST and from baltimore train from
Washington will be frainsstoppinq only
ON Sundays fourth from Baltimore and
II. n, PARSONS,
] Feb oi--du .H.s' H.. Agent
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

kpAIIN LiNE.D
packet Bell Fashion win ensuing
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Harpsr
Leaving daily at arriving Harper's Feuy
morning time for the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving Hapers Ferry m, arriving at George
TOW n morning o O'Clock
will be readiness, tie arrival OF passengers
Georgeiown convey them TO Washington.
p0-Fare through including board, 81 90
Ma
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BY A. GREEN, Auet,onssr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III ON wednesday, the lih nst ut 10 O'Clock shall sell at
the residence lady declining street. next TO
of 18th street adjoining Mr. Douglass greenhouse,
good assortment of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa lounge, dressing and other bureaus
Do sideboard, Union chairs, card tables Sc
Walnut and other chairs painted wardfobes, &c
Washstnnds aud toilet sets
PaIor and chamber curtains s5s4
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Parior chamber, and stair-carpeis, rugs &C.
Hall and other lamps good radiaior stove.
With good lot Of kitchen requisites -
All and under $23 cash over S2o cred Oh
endorsed,
"s'' ~ 'p'''f'"''''' - A. GREEN,
ApiO-d Aucioneer.
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ra9 By y. q. MCGUIRE, A.os.ono.r.
ORPHANS, COURT TsALE.-HOteEuoLD FupNIrIrRp sIr
YER WARE, Aeon Monday morning, April 49, at 10 ococL
shall sell the Of Joseph Dodd on t street
t.nd onns Dr. Cinfkes drug sundry house.
hold furniture, kc., vi ~ '
mshcssny dinss tables, sidehoard
(. l#a.tL do dressing bureau. feather beds
Bsdstesds, mattresses, andirops
Chsirs, carpets, hc.
Alec, silver teapot dian
DO lsdle, salt stands
Do spoons, plated coffee urn
Terms cash. ny order Of the sdmini.tratrir.
g. g. MCGUIRE
Apd Auctionesr.
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY The arm Of Webb. Duvsl,
Co., Austin, and hyrcs, Webb, Co, ,Gayc-ton having
dissolved tune since by mutual consent The business Is
continued by David Ayers In the city Of Galveston.
purchase aad purchase SELL
land titles,
perfect titles lands,
and redeem lands sold for collect and secure
reign OF Terss, and
attend 10 all business pertaining general agncy He refers
Galveston, and Mes Poson
Jennings Broadway Mssrs A. Il. Barnes Co, John
street, w. @. snethen, Washington, ID. e.
pepsd addressed TO David hyres, Galveston
wi be promptly attended 10.
GaLvrsros. March I, 1854.
March 80
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent In Washington

VALUABLE business stand Tor hens IN washington
city, and immediate possession given OF the three new stores
large building erecting the stand at the
m and Market space They are built ~ the
modern dry goods business ana WIN gss nts'
wide by 80 FEET deep IN he clca WIN
side light tho OF the ~ feet Wide Y ee hgh ~
50 feet Deep and feet inches high IN
finished for sales room well lighted by several
windows, around the building The second orc front
ing Market Space ~ feet wide, 81 feet dcep then bcome
wide by - deep, having sksht fees VIDE p
finished sales ~ feet wide ny %
deep, inches high There communication rom
stairway The third store
feet wide Deep with stylah feet by set ~ me
the large store could be made ny throwing ns
vault In the pavement or
fuel.
apply the subscriber a The Petomsc House, norm
side Pennsyivrnla avenue, between N and AZ streets
Z Dec I3-Turhsnttf ANNE n. DERMoTT
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

TRusTEE's SALE OF A HIGHLY,IMpRovED AND vALU-
a day Of July 1850 aud recorded in Lber y A. s. No u oos
22S, the subscriber will sell az public sac
Wednesday, the alst day Of Instant al o'clock ms At The
all that piece parcel oSnd yn and being
Pe, Prospect formerly owned and occupied by M Lsmus
Middleton containing las more or less, with all and fn-
gular the buildings Improvements, and appaenances
Georgetown Rock Creek, about
three miles from Washington the Tenayown road The i'm
povements OF weibuil douberame dwelling
house, with all tho necessary outbuildngs.
which bottom land, under
tiva0n, balance woodland The farm has front Of
mile Rock Creek from which has
large creek deposites valuable u
valuable orchard OF APPLE
peach and field is supplied with pure
failing springs. The house and grounds
beautiful aud command view Wash
ngon Alexandria, and the Potomac river, unsurpassed for its
beauty.
The terms will be oneha purchase money
balance equal six twelve and
eighteen MONTHS bearing from the sale,
property II the of sale
mped within after SALE the property will be
of purchaser All
at the expence of the purchaser.
CHAs. s. WALLACH,
Trustee.
j. @. MCGUIRE
Ap4-3taw&ds Auctoneer
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BY j. Q. MCGUIRE, Auot,oneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovRD PROPERTY. AT AUCTION
Trustees sale by order of the Court Of Cbancayon Thur
day, April 20 ls52 on the premises at o'clock p m, shall
sell ots Nos s. 10 90 81 ~ ~ a. as and %, in square
No e situated on Delaware and street, south Of the
Capitol.
Also lots Nos 49, and IA in square No. et3 Delaware
nue., between q and II streets south.
Terms oneounh cash the residue In -, 49, and - months
with deferred
by OF the purchasers satisfactorily secured upon
ratification Of such sale by the and whole
purchase money and before good and sucicnt
given.
JAS. A. CHAPMAN,
NATHL Y. CATLETT,
}. c, MCGUIRE,
Ap 4-cokds Aucioneer.
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nuJE BANK OF THE UNION, I'm Browns Marble
Building transaction of an et6hsnee sn"
general banking business.
q. w, MARSH, Cashier.
Dec f6-n
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following nom the i.i day Of July lss to
6ce Department city ofwshingou, until M
Of the t day Of May 1882 TO be decided by the nertdy
OHIO.
loiss From Columbus. by South bloomfield ccev chcotbe
Waller wsyehsy, Pke,on, and Lucssvl'e, to Portsmouth,
suamer Schedule. from April 10 ociober !.
Leave Columbus daily ne, IN, arrive at Portsmouth
Leave forismoath daily at 5, m, Columbus
day by 8, pm.
Winier Schedule. from October 10 March 81
Leave Columbus daily ats M, arrive at Portsmouth same
Leave Portsmouth daily at g. M, arrive at Columbus
Bidders should conveyance
required ~ s Is Of he ms M ssn are q ss conveyed
without hs y the service be Jet coach OF stage
fines imposed for those no, performed sgeesby 70 The conaetn
rspsisd lares or for violating the Post ONCE may
The contract schedule provided he allows pro rata extra pay for
cursmen for the service dispensed with No
aoes should the s.nee above S..d prove be .sor stated
The proposals should he addressed 10 tbs second Assistant Post
and be with per-
@ By sssss ss @ Ga oas % eos Fog S @
and full instructions see The late 20. ono route
Po.r orrIcr DrrAsrxrsr, March -, issa
pOOKs FROM LONDON.-Msceregor's History Of The Brit
b sh Empire, the hr,a volumes
walkers Rhyminr Dictionary vol. 1851.
Tope's Popular and supersons OF Scandinavia,
North Germany ard the Neherlands vols IsSa
Musy oci, Hand Book Of Church and s's'.- vol lsSa
sssea s0fs Beon sss q hs lives and works. now
edition BY Allan and r. A. Davenport vol isso
ssSssd HSs, 2" Mssps,Sd ss sas.s% s vol vol @ ss
webs,ers Reports and Mote. Of Csse IN Pa,en, Law vol
nsls,ea's Screw rlee, q the N.vy-i vol.
Just imported from London direct,
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No. 2.
FORM or A rowER OF ATTORNEY.

Know ali men nv these that (hce insert the
carranfee,) of the county of and STATE o. 40
hereby constitute and appoint OF my uue ana Jaw
attorney In name 70 se snn convey he w'n
land warrant No. for acres Of land which issued
under the ACT of September, 1850
Signed in presence Of 4 x,,,--,,. ..-,. /,
The power Of attorney must be taken and
Acknowledgements OF the sales Of
warrant OF certificate herein before prescribed and
also he endorsed the warrant .-.u...u
J. HUTTERFIELD,
April o-aaw3w COMMISSIONS
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oio,nins ana olo,hlns slatsrial..
N4yy DrrAsrarsT,

NAVY DErAKrAssf
Bureau Of Proyi.ions and Clothing, March ~ ls,a
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals of navy elo.
and clothing viii b. reeessa lhs once ut
O'Clock, NJ, MondAy, hs 18Th dag Apn asa or ias
and delivering toa sesylhg hry d.' noics each either
the yards II ChaIiestown Massachusetts, Brookys NJ
York and Gospo vgins, such Quantities only any % IN
e following named ARTICLES Of eiohisg sohng ss
ordered By tbs ehe Of this bureau The coa4
OF said respectively, during deA year e
encng on the s day Of July next and ending dy 81
June, 1883, vizi st#s+s .rsF -
pilot pea Jackets, wooldysd aa
10 az 40 monSoy lashsn 40 1000
DO cloth round do do .,,.....,..,...,,..,., ana
Do do do .........,...,........ 4Ooc
Blue flannel sris, twiied and wool dyed Ose
DO do under shists do do ......,..,..., d ss
DO do drawers do do 5ass
Do flannel do do yards. )......,..., 5cs
Canvass duck owseIs 4Os
Bafnsey sheeilhg iof yards
Canvass duck
DungaTse. do
Calktn shoes pairs
Kpskn do high cut do siOu
Calfskin do l0oD
Wooen stoc do 1000
Wooien
Mattresses, (h two 10 eaeh) g
Black elk handke chiefs
Hlauke
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PROPOSALS Carrying the nIails OF the United
States following route, lst day OF September.
1884, June 1885, will be received Al the Contract
Office Department. Ia the city Of Washngton
m OF the 18th day Of june 1881 10 be decided by the next
lay:
5i0rom Banbrdge Florida, by Chaabooce Ocheesee west
Winton, Rckoe's Bluff lola and Fort Gadden, 10 Apalachi
900 miles, twice week and back, nom 18th October TO
18th June Of each year, and once week residue.
From, l5h October to l5h june
Leave Banbridge every Sunday and Wednesday at
Arrive y Apalachcola days by IL, a. ms
Apaacicoa Monday and Thursday a TO- p
Arrive at Dainbridse next days by 10, p. m
tt From 18th June TO l5fh October.
Leave Bainbrdge every Sunday al u an;
Arrive at Apalachcola Tuesday by ., a. mi
Leave Apalachicoa every Wednesday at 10 a. M
Arrive al Bainbridge Friday by II, m.
Proposals commencing Chalahooche invited also
separate cambridge and Chaahooche.
week service from 18th October IA
June, twice week residue Of year, will be
sidered