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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
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To THE Crry p,,--------~x1 CHn

TO THE CIrY PHYsIc,.-.Cae
AID NoRroLK. Va The 500 % PoN1,~.
nunnan society at PRESENT n lily Of al sts,,
me Oeean Of yellow Fsys, ), thoss ,ssss
sssry phiia.thropis. to do ana .na !. s,h.ss,
dps.dfai di.s. %,sA' tend 70 star q, ,
The subscriber. from the .,.
Europe. when. In the YEA, y1.,r.ss:- b, h.,
sresAsa hundreds Of ehofer, 80. be ts,.s,
dez. State Of Wsrshav. fpnssssas N the
70 the year 1853 on board tbs ~ I'D .s.d,,E
ne. s =. ss s; With great susc.., vaio,
their way 10 New York. and .1.s The pss...es
sefysiion he hiss had but rse.n.S Ion ,s-ssaa
aiming four yellow fever r..sJ N sssss, =.
sivine his opinion on the tr.ssr.. ntss p.,&a
tbss n me mbo pes. wishes that it may pro1.
Let it not be forgotten. thar,
icsf diseases. We have had nce.., a IN al 10,
serve one thins. VIZ: THAT % f ~ sooa,s 20
most catching Influence and /, b. 80, We di,sas
waicn men ortng upon Hemselpe, ~ aaa2sn, ~
spon0 MINDED and fear not" From ~. Be a.
". IexeI, no Judges that though hi. = Tnpss.S
care. = "'' % easily 'sn'1.s J, = =:
Everything which has tepd.n., e
motion Of the blood toward, ~ 70 ias,....
avoided; even small enstics win A. esad On.
coping IRON 10 to So) in tbs ,torassisi b
yu s.-, mas 10 % 90 ninistessd at opca .aA
ru,, -
applied a. often as possible. o.. LIZARD iaasiss
Ives, TOR instance an infusion of soeaI -
Mamma and Glsuber 5aits;) irisctisro.a T,naS,ee
with solution of one draeh,n of ~. r.Is.i.s
dIaehm OF extract Of v.lerjats h.ys !. CIT. ri h.
20 V.em; oee tne patient warm lsmon,,ss 'iss
from elder flower, with little v.I.aaaaa p.,r.
much a. he can drink. Keep oon.sss ,oas :
hiisd with ice on bis cad and sbouAati h.sss'
following remedy may be hopefuIlr W vi hisn !,
Iahe Aetn. W.T., Lsud. Liquid. s. t,raa assrs
aIscnm Ess Va's.jsne ons ounce. TN eses a
.ueo one ana nall draohn; Tinciurs Of fSsSgc
or one hour from twenty to tbirtv 5-seoh ever Ii
LEON eELBAsbT ",
Richmond, Auiu,t 16, 1855 AId sfosa q,
Z. s.-If time should allow, and t;.
90 nsso 60, VI u. Will with plsasur. a. = ia'a3
an l7-1t* oLLSAlDT
a Norfolk and POri.mou,h psp.u DI..,.
AUCTION CAR D.-The attent;o, =
trade Is solicited to our stock sale Of D., VI Z.
this morning, at 10 O'Clock, at our =. o00tI Ia
stsir, Sec advertisement. '''S' ''a, y
aui7 LARTTs l. su,,,
Roscoe B. HEATH, Attorney :.
Richmond, Va, practices in the Court.o, - Lss
Rtehmond and of the counties OF Cbe,.s w. sgI
Henrico. o''''e'sas y;
az Office Northeast corner Of Maj,
Entrance ON iIth at quo lih n
=, | su6-ia'
NoTIoE.-An adjourned meeting =, =
Stockholders of the Tuckahos and -. " u
Railroad Company will take place At tSs oI A''
Dunlop, moncure & Co, on "Wednesday I n q
inst, at 5 O'Clock P. M U' Z
an 14-eodtd G.. w. ROysrrp
DAGUERREOTYPEs WITH PERyycr ~,
So seldom are the eyes taken clear and d,iD., \
I'VE are struck with the clearpsm and n.,sa.slH
those taken BY sIMONs. Call on him. il "a. =,
- --Ao -o.e1o. mli
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GENERAL LAFAYETTE MIR. Charles Palmer Of
Richmond has written a letter to Prof Samuel r. B..
meeting Gen. Lafayette at Masonic dinner tender
ed him at the Union Hotel in Richmond John Mar
shall, Chief Justice OF the United States and Past
Grand Master OF the State of vrginis presided and
Gen: Lafayette was made honorary member of
this Lodge, No. 49, having been IN smber of No. %
at Alexandra, of which Gen. Washing ou was Mae
ter The old parchment, charter, c., with the I'll e.
nature of Washington, was introduced and looked
upon by Gen. Lafayette and Marshall with deep in
tereet
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The MAT.

The MATERNAL AssAuLr-Lucy Adams,
charged with striking and woundng Patsey Adams
in gTievous manner, will be examined ushinz he
said offence this morning Miss Patsey 10 slowly re-
cupersing, and does not desire her amiabo MANN
prosecuted.
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. Is.
FLOUR.-We have NO change to note In Flour
Holders ask 49, and willing to sell at that price,
but shippers only Offering SO Is.
WHEAT.-We still quote white Wheat at 81 80
and red at oil IS
CORNING alteration TO make in corn.
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Donnaboo and m,

TIPPLINa.-Martin Donnahoe and Thos.
Fray, indicted for selling ardent spirits without a
and plead not guilty. After hearing the evidence
and argument Of counsel, the jury retired and on
their return brought in verdict of guilty, when
both parties were faed $50 and costs Dear traffic
selling rum without q license. when fou nd out -
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STANTON

People in search of health and pleasure
may 20 farther than Staunton and fare worse
We recommend visitors to the West to give
that place trial. There are excellent no.
tells and boarding houses there, and the place
is as healthy as any other in the United
States.
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STATUES FOR THE M oNUMEN THE
statues Of Henry and Jefferson, for the Monnment
In the Square are lying the Western side Of the
Capitol Square. whsre they were carried from ths
HaIali. They will be placed on the steps
Of the Cspirol In = day or two st farthest.
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RELIGIOUS RxsTRIcrIoN REMOVED -Here.oso,.
ny one not . member Of the Morevian chu 81
IN, nn' permitted 10 hold property in the town 81
~ ossa made abolishlng the proscription.
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MARRIED.

In Petersburg, Va, on Tuesday evening, the I4t
inst by the Rev G.. w. Lsughorne Mr JAMES N
DONNAN to Miss VIRGINIA THWEATT Nus
BARD.
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EASILY MIFFE Joseph Stearn ap-
peared yesterday before His Honor, to answer
complaint made against him by another citizen,
named Lewis Sweitzsr, OF an attempted Assault and
battery and the of abusivs and insulting Ian.
suage towards him. We were anticipating a long
list of injuries and insults the part of the accused
on being closely inspected by the judicial eyes of
the presiding functonary, quickly resolved itself
into mole hill. Itappearsd that Sweitzer and the
accused were in q store Broad street together
last Sunday. when the former adventursd some re-
mark considered by the latter of SO improbable a
character that he at said he would IS 1t was
lie. This was the sum aad substance of what was
said on the occasion. The complainant was not
AFRAID OF MI Steam, or rather he was not willing so
60 swear and Hts Honor dismissed the case intima-
ting, however. that he had a vague idea that Mr.,
Sweitzer should be mulcted in costs
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At play with other children Ia swinr. At rsi.h.
bor's on l7sh street. fell and fractured one of bsr
arms badly. = As'
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LATER FROM Rro.-The ship Grey Eagle arrived
at Philadelphia Tuesday. with dates from Rio de
Janeiro to July 9Th, being ten days later than pre-.
vious accounts.
The receipts of Flour were light. Entire stock
estimated at 10000 bbls of which IL 900 bbls were
from Baltimore, quoted 23h000 to 25I Richmond
do 33 s36Il.
The Coffee market was without activity, and
sales since previous circular of 81 600 bags, In
small parcels ranging from 300 4IIs00. Good
grades very scarce. Suitable qualities for the
United States were obtained with much difficulty.
Lots for the United States were quoted at 4l00 TO
4l4O0.
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T We have been favored with glance
at the dsguerreotype of the Richmond Poet
Laureate, Watson, concerning which an ad-
vertisement lately appeared in this paper
Il represents the laureate in an oratorical at
titude, his arm extended, bis face full of spi-
rt, and his eye blazing with the fire of blen-
ded genius and patriotism. 1t strikes us that
the Harpers could make good thing if they
would publish in their entertaining magazine,
q sketch of the life of this eminent man, with
engravings illustrative of the most prominent
performances of his eventful life-such as
Watson the Trumpeter, blowing his own pre-
c!ous instrument; Watson, the Poet, writing
immortal verse; Watson, the Soldier, Staying
an unhappy Mexican; Watson, the Gardener,
resting contemplatively on his spade; Wat
son, the Hilarious, singing cheerful melodies
to the moon, and refusing to go home till
morning. We have seen a good deal in Har-
per of less Importance and interest to the
public.
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GKN. PrrRox.-Tha Praaident of tb.

UEN. N NVE. 4 no IIbsfutHL OF fh6 VI.
Stetes came down the Orange and Alexandra Ri
road to 0ordonsville, yesterdsv morning, and then
TOOK the cars or the Central Railroad for stsuntar
route 10 the White Sulphur Springs 10
his exhausted strength and health
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EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY In a late "Psris
letter." we had the following curious statement -
Tow ard the middle of the last century. ndivid.
ual OF the age Of y years condemned to the
hunks for life. 1t was then the custom, or at apy
rate in this csse was tn humor of the Court to
nounse the sentence fo- the term of 90 years The
criminal has undergone his somewhat prolonged con
6nement and few days ago was set at liberty :.
though bent double, and almost bowed own to his
knees he Is in the enjoyment of excellent health
he attains, next month, his l2iss birthday
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To BE ExAMisID.-Rich' Cary and San
Harris confined In the Jail on suspicion Of stsaiin.
trunk and eontents from Mr.. John rien, will n
brought before the Mayor for examination thi
mornipg.
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.-The huge female ella
plant tn the Regents Park In London fri zhten.
ed to death. The terrible storm of thunder ard
hshtning Of the 4th inst, filed her with terror and
although partially tranqused by the keepers the
condition of the animal underwent change sh.
continued to droop, and died in few days She wss
asPiendid beast, and weighed when In good coudi.
ton 225 pounds The akin weighed 623 pounds
and the heart IS pounds r'''
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AFJECTED.-Ih0mas Jackson, q free me-
gro, made application to the Hastings Court yester.
day, to be permitted to remain In the COMMONWEALTH
and reside in this city After hearing the evidence
and argument of counsel, the petition was rejected
so that Brsxton must leave the State or take the
chance of losing his freedom. 49,
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A CHANCE FOR iNGEhIUs MEM M. Manly of
the extensive marble manufacturing firm of MANY
Sres, south Dorset Vt, says in recent note to The
Sc,entWe american, that an Invention Is wspted
that wiz saw two aides Of tspering slab for NOM.
ments esth at the same time; whoever does th;.
mases his fortune. will give $40 600 Tor the n.,as
ri o'~ Wv WV I'VE she patent
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PLEAsAnr RE rREAr.-Instsad of posting

PLEAsAET Ike rREAT.-lnstead OF posting
of to the fashionable watering places, to be crowded
to death and badly fed city readers would fndt
far pleasant to HE to some country tavern near
the mountains. whore they could enjoy fresh air,
good water. quiet retirement and live the fat Of
the land. If we had leisure to search for health
pleasure, SHOULD take the trail to Keswck
Depot, in Albemare county, and there procure a
private conveyance to "Averettsvilie," at which
place Capt WILLIAM M. SMITH keeps house of en-
tertainment. in which we should hang up our hat
and iuxuriate in rich milk, fresh butter just from the
cburn excellent water and the best of lamb, poultry,
fruits etc to be found in that glorious old county
Averettsvie is almost within stones throw of the
Southern base of the Southwestern mountains, IL in
full view of the Blue Ridge, within hours ride of
Monticello, the University and Charlottesville, and
il situated that its inhabitants to have the
benefit of breeze If breath of air is stirling In
quarter Besides these advantages the scenery from
the tavern door is superb. while within the house
MAZDA n g. fully understands the art of preparing an
entioing table aud of preserving that neatness and
good order essential to the comfort of health as
we'll pleasure seekers. We know of no place
within one hundred miles of Richmond so admirably
suited to taste Averettsve, if we had to leave
home to recuperate strength, and none at which
de icate lady could fare so well.
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& He! FOR rHE HUGuEH0r.-On Saturday
.n.-.o.. merit a o'eloon, Nj. WIN. A. Wright
will start ans onslbss t1ce the unissa sstsss 10
s;.h 81 visjt fhaf fsshionebis watering place and
turn Monday moraise. osn Do 20 BY calling st the
place Of starting and leaving their names The TIP
be pleasant and ride and country airing nvisora-
ting. Il
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GoOpLY Acknowledging the sit
ting oftbe Hustinss Court yeserdsy. Recorder Tay-
lor, and Aldermen finsiey, Te Ter, oiniora Merritt
on the beneh.
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"Of all the wonders that yet have heard,
1t seems to me most strange that men should fear;
Seeing that death, necessary end,
Will come when it will come"
These lines are worth bordering upon in
these times.
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Cor CLEAR.-Jacob Garletts appeared
before the Hussinas Court yesterday, to answer foi
a misdemesror but the Grand Jury having failed te
find true bill against him. he was discharged.
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WANT D-300 hands to work On
w Coats Pants and Vests. Apply to L. hVa'
RIS, Merchant Tailor, Mansion House, Main a.
au l5-St
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RELIGIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS As
socision 10 of the second largest Baptist Asso-
Citations In the State, numbering 1000 MEMBERS
Its annual meeting was held last week at Upper
ly and Poindexter, of Richmond, delivered adj
dresses. The number of baptisms during the year
were reported at 756. The Richmond Female In.
stitute was recommended as worthy of patronage
Rev T. w. Greer has resigned the pastoral care
of Mount Hope church.
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WANTED-A young man who is ven
w scqusinted with the retail Grocery bah"@
One who give satisfactory references Is 10 qas
fcations and moral character, may hesT OF pm
through the Richmond PogE Office, with real a.e'
and place Of residence. su l4-cod~H
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PoLIrE Orr1oERs.-We have never met

POLITE UFFICERs.-Wo have never met
with more accommodating, intelligent set of of
icers than those now employed on the Central
Der of gentlemen more highly praised by the ira
Yelling public. Mr. r. w. Pierce, one of the Con-
ductors who now fills the place of the lamented
Captain Moody. has already acquired popularity
along the line which Is truly astonishing though he
richly deserves 1t We have had occasion to no.
tce his official conduct of late and have really been
surprised at the ready answers he was always pro.
pared to give to the thousand questions continually
put to him by the passengers on the cars, Always
pleasant, attentive and obliging, he has proved
himself eminently qualified for the post he fills,
and fit successor of poor Moody, whose sad fate
was deeply lamented By ell who had the good for
tune to know him as an officer and man.
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Enthusiastically

THROWN FROM HoRsE.-Yesferday
morning GEORGE SINToN. lad about thirteen
Main street. his horse became alarmed at somethins
when between 9th aud 9Th streets, and shying sac
denly threw him on the pavement, breaking his
right arm Just above the wriet. He was immedi-
ately taken into Dr. Edmund's Office. and Dr. J. T.
Little being called n set and bandaged the fractured
limb, after which the little fellow was taken to his
fathers residence.
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REPUBLICAN AssocIATIoN.-The following 10 the
platform which has been adopted by the Republi.
can Association, of Washington, D. c., who are
connected with the free sellers North: ..
First. That Congress possesses no power over
the institution of Slavery 10 the several Sates but
that outside of State jurisdiction, the constitutional
power of the Federal Government should be ex-
erted to life, liberty and happiness, to all
men: and therefore, Second. There should be mel.
Their Slavery involuntary servitude, except for
the punishment of crime, 10 any of the Terrific
ries of the United States. Third The People are
the rightful source OF all political power; and all
officers should, far as practicable be chosen by
for political offices should be men of undoubted
integrity and sooriety and pledged to support the
principles of this Platform by all unlawful and
constitutional means.
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Roscoe B. HEATH, Attorney ., =
Richmond. Va, practices in tn. CONF. q, La,
Richmond and Of the countie, on Cso.,n,n !I4
Henrico. o''''e'sss y;
:, q Office Northeast corner OF Main and ia,
Entrance ON iIth at quo M u
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WANTED.-TO JOURNEYMES
w CARPENTERS Several good hands saa
find employment by calling at our shop immedsss}
None need apply but good workmep: n,u.
au i6-St* KERSEY DAVIS
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DAGUERREOTYPEs WITH PERFECT Ev,,
So seldom are the eyes taken clear and d,i,., Nv
I'VE are struck with the oearnea aud p.rs.s,r -" !,
life like Picture ''s tn
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AUCTION c D.-The attention =,
trade IL solicited to our stock sale of n, e.
TIL. morning, at 10 o'clock, at our al, 1s0a4i,
stair, Sec advertisement. 'Ha %
au LARUS & sHINz
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NoTIoE.-An adjourned meeting q, 4
Stockholders of the Tucsahos and h. y, "
Railroad Company will take place 1t ia nz ave
Dunlop, Moncure Co, On WEDNESDAY t.,,'
inst, at O'Clock P. NJ. @' u
an 14-eodtd g. w. ROysrrp
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JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc UTED At THIS 0FFlG
WANTS.

"ANTED-To rent or lease, FARM
w near the city, for which liberal price wls
paid Apply at this Office. an lT-6t
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DAINTS, OILS. &o.-Wni.e -. "
il Zinc Paint Linseed Oil, Window S ...;s,a
sale by PURCELL, LADD b co prasss
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DrPAEqMEsr o, rHr Irrsn,on
ofee OF iadian Affairs, August Is, 1855
PUBIC NOTICE hereby given, pieces or
parcels Of land hereinafter described, lying
State aissis-ipp, wiz places designated er
Posd g. sale e. .rsrs'e g er sections az public aueen The
@ s 1hosag yfpsS y ~ M % 81 her andI
On Monda, Inc Sd aay OF December lass AZ The
door in consssie, The foowng tracts in Yaobuha county
an In tounsp toeuis- t2s) range esAt C) eat
All dissection thirty. three tiaD
The west hall sou1s AL quarter OF see'on eight les
The east Lalf ofsecion twenty nine go
Ihe norihtas quarter Of section thirty one t3i j
The west half of section thifiy-iouF GA }
And at The ,e and place following described
The half Of section thirteen, ovp tesnr range
seven az Dest.
Monday December 1856 al the cour, house door
charleston, TaAaaaiehie county, the following tracts
land la sal county,
IL toWaship tnenty Jo.a t24,) range tpo Ca)
Az Of sec,oas three CD tea 900 and thylhree $3.50
The aoohwes quarter o. see''on nine leD
The wert half o. section twenty-five rs
dhe norm hai OF sre, o" ,weny-s's tso,
The northwest quart section ,hirtyfour ia y and
northeast quaiier Of section ,nir,y.sir ts6.j
In Township iteniyJd ta50 range too (2) east.
An ofee.ion twenty s7a twenty t and nine
Tic northeast quarter Of section, Jour a y
Z. esoui,wes, quarter Of section iweniy hee t23 and
The east half OF section thirty CO.,
A"~tshtPe"eHyJo" N~tl fuhse tnTfc t5) eaA'
All OF section three (3;l
The hall II northeast az section q
The noHheas quarter Of secuou four t3J
Ia township tDenty.Gee (l5,) range three (3l east
The southwest quarter o fourteen t40
The soui,east quarter OF secDU fifteen So
The southwest quarter OF section twenty (25 y
The southeast quarter OF section twe"I-s'x 90 y
The southeast quarter OF section thifyhres( s 81 and
he southwest quarter OF section ihry-fDur l34)
Ga Monday The 7ih December
dor ~ The of Lexington, Holmes county, following
scribt d tracts ol land In said county,
In fownshp srteen &c, range III nest
The half o. fifteen (l5;) and
The west half
In township fifteen ti5,l range one ~ rest
The southeast quarter OF section twenty (2O)
On saturday, 1856 the court house door
The Of Columbus, the following described quarter
land in Lopndes eouAhy,
The northwest section township nine
cen l9,) range seventeen 40 east.
and quarter sections were
seieced IN u lime
uhoccuPed aud unapopried and the other Ave
seeiions oneeghih
acquired in selleptel debtors
settle debtors
above Offered Tor sale being, almost without
aud fertile, and iosaied many
sdsrab improved" and beng
SECTION IN which they lie and eminenty adapedp for plant
ing pntpos's
An apprasemen these reserves showing value
minimum price each ectveiy, be sold,
b made dates
In the purchaser purchasers OF shall! fail
comply with the sale, land purchased will resoid
their aud
Lese IL believed ndispufabe;
varse CLAIM sa he right Of Orphans
viii he defended by the yefnueh, as heir guardian.
q O'Clock
of each day and commune until the lands all offered.
UHAkl.ES u. MIX,
Aug l4-d3i & lawtpee Acting Commissioner.
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All papers in classes q, and 10 be made OF
the h0shed In the best MANNER Tree from ndu
color be required, ana wh ue *
cepup class regular standard Sizes OF ne' ~
Df such weighs as be required ny h'' :"
nee u ord greater or less quantity q"
kind contracted tor e rh times ana 10 seh qa
ii,ies az ,ba eijb service may require.
considered separately ard be sueei 70 s'a
rate contract Offer Of the c'asser
proposal aud thu prviesr - resTy 81 r.qne
bidder class a5snad lm 70 take al
such classes, or forfei' his usnt 10 any CHASE ~
kihd ud
and sample for sind accompany each bid and
g. be nulberod correspond with the nunir
of scntdue, tiis
be properly designated on the sauP or IL WI ho b
proposals and musi be transmitted 10 ms
office free o. postage or olIier expense.
specify the puhd qnd but one price M eaeh OF
paper contasru III the class prepared io
he
IN Washington city !" gnod ortr
every charge expense, npd slctto me
count OF tbs superintendent,
and lie IN all respecis satisfactory
viii We furnished at this ohcc 10 persons
applying will be taken into consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith
ond wh approved will be requred and the aunpy
al iferidr The classes, failure 10 supp
the quantity required at any p will be considered voanoh OF
required furnish proposals satisfactory
evidence ability them and proposals nharcnppa
nied su evidence will be Iej cted
proposals will opened the required ny law on
Tuesday after the first Monday IN lecember next lltbl
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