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NOTICE

Is hereby given. that the subscriber has obtained
Letters of Administration the Estate OF T.. Monta-
que deceased, at December Term of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions 1865. All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment.
and all persons having claims against said
requested to present them within the time prescribed
by law. otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar OF
recovery &. MONTAGUE Admir-.
Further Notice.
All the pcrishable property of said estate will be
sold the lst day of January next. at the Market
House in the Of Fayetteville. a credit of six
months. C.. MONTAGUE +, Adm'r.
Dec. l5 1855, st
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soap FACTORY

The undersigned having purchased tn, SOAP AND
CANDLE FACTORY from Messr<. Smith Il Mcl,ae.
and formed partnership for the purpose of CARRYING
on the offer the most voraile intlucement o
the trade for the supply of SO--r' AND CANDLES OF
their own man" factnre. of superior quality They
will guarantee their Soaps both soft aud h"r.l to
equal. and at prices as low : be bou .t in any
other market. Their Candies will be found equal to
the hardest mould Tailow Candles from Factory
in the country. They respectfully solicit the patrona
of the trade. and families of the town.
GREASE. GREASi..-Th" highest market price
Will be paid for (;Rr.St taken in cxchan Soap
or Candles. Families in town would do we'll to
their Grease and exchange it for Soap
MILES COSTIN
JOHN GAFFURD
Wimin rton Dec. | 1858. :sln
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ASSIG\EE'S SALE.

Ply virtue of deed of trust to me executed by Dan
el T. Smith. the 18th day of April. lS5J for
tain purposes therein Specified will expose to sale at
public auction. at Exchange Corner, in the town OF
Wilmington. the lSt day of January next Il: the
hour of II NJ. upon credit of six months, the follow
ing property. viz: that valuable Plantation known as
BERNARD BARNUM CREEK PLANTATION.
situate upon the side OF Cape Fear River. about
live miles below the town of Wilmin gton-oontaning
by estimation. about 100 with river front of
one mile and half with two good landings. \ por-
ton of this land is we'll Wooded and there is included
in the tract about hundred and forty we'll
adapted to the cultivation of rice. and about hum
,lrcd cleared for the cultivation dry crops.
and three tasks of Turpriltine Boxes. There is
also upon said tract comfortable Dwelling House.
with all necessary oEt-hoa>es. and Saw and Grit
Mill. somewhat ont ofrcpair; large quantity OF cut
oak and pine wood and about six thousand sal ,tmon
brick in kiln. Also. at the time and place. four
mules one wagon and three carts and gear.
and four ycarlings; two flats. new, 10 by Is
small fiat of the capacity of ten cords; farming
utensils. &c. Persons desiring further Information,
can obtain the same by applying to the undersigned
or i,y visiting the premises
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of Daniel
+. Smith. to hand in their claims to the unersi oncd.
within thirty days from the date hereof. according
the terms of the assignment. whether the has
been heretofore handed in not.
-r.t ELI w. HALL. Assignee.
Dec. ], 1865 75-4t
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81 f CEMBER LAND s.se.,
SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW.
Fall Term. 1855.

His Honor J. W. Ellis Judge presiding: It is order
ed by his Honor. that SPECIAL. TERM of the SU-
PERIOR COURT of LAW .und EQUITY hc held
for the County of Cumberland. the week beginning
with the Second Monday in FEBRUARY. 4. D.. 1886,
and that the Clerk of the Court give six weeks notice
thereof in each Of the newspapers in the town of Fay
cttevillc. ##f F55 e'F,fs q ,.-'a
Suitors, Witnesses and others. havng business to
transact the Civil Docket are required to attend
punctually, the Second Monday in February next
at the Court House in Fayetteviile. 70 =r
Wit..<s. Jesse T. Warden. Clerk of SAID Court.
ut Oilc.. IN Fayettevlie the Seventh Monday after
the Fourth Monday in September. 4. d., 1853.
77-Gwl . JESSE 7. WARDEN, c. S. c..
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coRPoRArIoN BONDS

OF the Town o Fayetteville Sale.
Agreeable to Act of the General Assembly of the
State of North Carolina ratified Dec 25 1852 authoriz
ing the Town of Fayetteville to issue her Bonds to
the amount of 100000 in the aggregate for the pur
pose of paying her subscription the Western Rail
Road Company. t.#3 sa i4sA
Therefore, it is ordered by the Commissioners OF
Fayetteville that the Treasurer of the Town receive
sealed proposals. until the lst of November next. for
the purchase of s50.000 in of $500 each Of said
Bonds. any part thereof Bonds twenty
years. with Coupons hed.interest payable semi
annually. The said Bonds shall be under the seal of
the Corporation and binding the faith of the
WM WARDEN, Town Treasurer.
Sept. 90 1855. If
FALL, 1858.
JAMES KYLE has jnst received q large
and general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Among which are,
$50 pieces Dress DeLans,
French and English Merino,
Plain Merino, real French
Persian Cloths,
Black and Colored Silks,
Irish Linens, all Flax,
Table Cloths and Napkins
Carpeting, very cheap,
Calicoes, we'll assorted,
kersevs and Linscvs,
Silk, Wooen and Cotton Hose
Ladies' Twisted Silk Mitts,
Dress Trimmings &c. &c
All of which being purchased by .he packag &C for
Cash will he offered the lowest market price for
cash time to paying customers.
Sept. -, 1888. If
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JUST RECEIVED.

Direct from New York. large and we'll selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
Consisting in part of
Fresh crop Itaisns. whole. half & a.. Boxes
CurIant>. Citron Figs. and Tainarinds,
Fig Paste. Juiube Paste. Pruncs.
Preserved Canton Ginger,
Branded Fruits. Peaches. Cherries.
Pine Apples. &c; Pickles. Sardncs. Salmon,
Cocoa. Brazil. and other Nuts.
Together with all other articles usually found in a
Concc tionary Store, which will be sold low Cash
CHARLES BANKS.
December 18th. 2t
Negro Blankets, hcrseys end Shoes
for sale by W. III. CARVER.
Noy. 10. Tiff
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WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE,

WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE,
Nov 80, 1855.
an lnstalment of per upon the Capital Stock
VI 'ahuary next; and also. Monthly calls of per
1vhi anttI the lst day of January 1857, when the
oy order Of the Board of Directors,
JNO. NJ. ROSE,
Treas'r ". r. K. Co.
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NOTICE.

AT December Term. 1865. of the Court of Pleas (
Quarter Sessions o. Cumberland County. the last Will
and Testament of Henry Elliot admitted to pro-
bate and letters testanenarv granted to the undcr-
signed. All persons indebted the tcstator are re-
qncSted to make an early payment. Those having
claims must present them in proper time this notice
will be pleaded in bar
ALEXANDER ELLIOT. Exec,tors
J. G. SHEPHERD, { i-Neeu'ofS'
December. 9th, TT
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FOR SALE,

FUR = "A L 30,
TWO TURPENTINE STILLS. four hundred
nnf'rlt Barrels, Two Sets Coopers Tools one good
Team OF Dung Mules, one or two FourHorse Wagons
gooi lot of Slaves and Heading; and well selected
,oloCh OF GOODS. To any person wishing to do
business at my place. would offer great inducements is
y selling the goods at first and the other proper
y Tor less than cost; and also by leasing my Store
mousse and Still place with the privilege of garden
'"D OF three good Houses Wood. Water. &c.
OF further description address the subscriber at
MINNIE Creek Z. O.. Harnett Co.. n. c.. or apply
tisohaiiy 10 miles southwest of Raleigh. n. g.. at
~, M "fk OF the Hillsborough and Raleigh roads. nine
ni'ies north of Purify's Ferry.
A. w. BELTS.
December /, 1855 GIFT
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

There will be u meeting of the Robson Agrcul-
tural Society Saturday the 29th inst for the pur-
pose of electing Officers for the ensuing aud also
to consider the proprety of moving the Fair Ground
to permanent place.
All persons entitled to Premiums Diplomas will
get them by meeting the Society the above named
day d. 3 MORRlSuN. Sec y.
Dec 14th. [Observer and Argus copy lt]
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We offer for sale. body of fine Turpentine Lands,
containing about G000 Acres. There is thirteen
crops of Boxes portion of which has worked one
season. and balance two One twenty yive Bbl
Still with all the necessary arrangements, buildings,
&c, carry the Turpentine busncsssituated in
Cumberland County. about twenty miles from Faytte
Vile and from three miles from Little River.
We will sell the above Lands for S6,500.
TROY Il MARSH.
Dec. 5, 1855. 75-6t
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NOTICE..

ALL Persons indebted to the late firm of Fouikes
Il McRae respectfully solicited to call and make
payment by the first day of January, 1856, this will
be the last notice given them
JAMES F. FOULKES.
December l4th.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DIR. MACRAE has removed his Office to the builil-
ing two doors west of L. w. Vikings Store, Hay
street where he may be found when professionally
engaged, at his dwelling Rowan street.
Dec. s. 1855. 3m
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FRENCH & MCLEAN.
Attorneys at Law.

LUMBERTON, robson COUNTY, \. G..
Robert S. French and Neill \. Mclean have assO
ciatcd in the practice of Law.
They Will attend the Superior and County Courts
of
Cumberland, Richmond.
Robeson, Columbus,
Bladen. New Hanover.
November &c, 1855. f5-:'t
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DIR. McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE AND
-,.- LIVER PILLS.
\ singular combination but very cfEectual, the
following will show:
New YORK. November %. Is 5.
Knowing, from experience. the valuable qualities Of
DR.. Mci4aue's Verm.fuge aud Liver Pills, have for
some time back considered it my duty. aud make it my
business to make those articles known wherever
among my friends. a short time ago became
quainted with the of young girl. who seem ii
to be troubled with worms and liver complaint at the
time. and had been suffering for two months
Though my persuasion she purchased bottle OF
which she took according to directions. The result
was, she passed large quantity of worms, and thinks
that one th Pills VIII restore her to perfect
health Her and residence he learned by
calling f. L. Theal, Druggist of Rutger and
Monroe streets.
mH-Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr.
NJ Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge. Manufactured by
Fleming Bros. Of PittSur h. Pa All other Fcrmtugs
in comparison worthless. None genuine without
the ST slature Of FLEMING BROS
For sale in Fayetteville by S. j. Hinslale
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For 4 ENT,

IL That comfortable and conv enient DWELLING
fSsTIff HOUSE. on south side of Hay street, foot OF
l41lM Haymount. Apply to
December l4th JOHN LAURENCE
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aeF- The Murfreesboro (N. C,) Gazette
states that DR.. r. L. Cowper, of that vicinity,
has brought suit against the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Co. for damages (25 ,00O)
sustained by collision in February last. Hon.
Geo. F. Badger, III. W. Miller, Hon. David
Outlaw, w n IT, Smith, and David A.
Barnes, are engaged as counsel for the plaintiH.
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nss~Wc wish to hire few good Servants if
application be made soon.
J. II. ROBERTS & co.
Dec. >, 15-tf
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d. W. c. BENBOW, u. d. S,
Graduate of the Baltimore College q
DENTAL SERGERY.

u. W. c. BENBOW, u. d. S,
Graduate of the Baltimore College OF
DENTAL Surgery.
Esrss.ss Office hours from Q \. NJ. to p. NJ
'IIIfYD ; p NJ. to 5 p. ".
DIR. BENBOW may be found at his Room near the
Market. where all who in need of the services of
tions performed upon the latest and approve ed
plans. To those in need OF Artificial Teeth. he would
simply say that he is behind in Improvement. He
inserts from to entire set upon line Gold
Platina plate. which he guarantees equally
scrv cable the natural
lie spends nine months OF each III this place
(from first of October TO the first of Juy)
September % 1870. If
ID s s q L U ITO "
The partnership heretofore existing. under the name
style. ani title of CLARK x WDDDW ARD. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent and Daniel Clark is
alone authorized settle up the the late
firm, to whom all those having claims against the
ccrn will please present them. and those indebted
the firm Will confer a favor lay settling con
yenient.
Aug Il, 1855.
DANIEL CLARK
Successor Clark & Woodward.
Has just returned from the North: where he has Sc
lcctcd OF tn. stocks of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered in this market . which he respect
fully calls the attention of a discerning public.
y. Il. Customers Clothing made to order here
fore, in the best style OF the and
Those gentlemen who wish to adopt the very
LATEST STYLES would do well to call in and
anime ASSORTMENT
SIl.ANGHAIS ON hand at this establishment.
Sept. H. :n
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StnD the Thief!

STOLEN from my lot in Richmond County. on
Sunday night last. my HORSE. Said horse
brownish color lie had marks of gear
him and his fore-top off very short he sIed
the fore-feet walked fast. is good trotter. and
would pace there white mark his back. on the
rcl,, side. about eight inches square: also. Il
small TIE right side little below the white
mark
The above horse taken by calling himself
John CaInpl,e he raised in Pitt county. and
has been in this nci@hborhood about two years: he is
Cooper by trade. and says he has worked in turpen-
all his life time; he is little round shoulIcrc,!.
has stout body for small man. and will not weir
"a muc! as | stated. l4:j $50 pounds: has very
look. is fond of negro company. and his
versation has good deal of the negro MIXED with it,
NJ y. CAMPBELL.
will also reward any person for any infor nation
that will lead o the recovery of either. NJ. n. c.
Montpelier. Richmond CO.. Sept 10. IF
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YATES & JOHNSON.
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j. Y. SMITH,
- Wholesale Retail Dealer in
!; !: & !: 8:
@ ID r u e. s.
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
Hfa 9 Paints; Oils; Dye Stm0s;
Effif EffHifk9s Varnishes: Window Glass and Put
NaHMH ty; GLASSWARE; Pcrfumery; Fine
EhHEaR Soaps; Fine Tooth and II air Brush
@HM J es. Paint brushes: Field and Gar
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den Seeds; Spices and Snulfs; Surgical In
struments; Patent Medicines; Pure
Liquors for Medical Purposes;
Fancy Articles, &C., &c.
Orders from Country Physicians and Merchants re-
specty solicited and perfect satisfaction guaranteed,
both in regard to quality and price 5..--
J. n. SMITH, Druggist
Nov 2, 1855. 1O-tf
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NEW GOODS.
STARR
Are no'c recetring Mclargea Stack Of Dry Goods
HATS: BOOTS SHOES. AND READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Ever offered hy them which they will sell small
advance on first cost. for Cash. the usual
time to prompt paying customers.
J. b. STARR. j. NJ WILLIAMS
Sept l. 1850 Cliff
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FALL. TRADE, 1855.
have received my Fall stock of DRY GOODS,
Groceries, DC,
Which is large and well worth the attention Of pur-
chascrs. Any kind Of Produce taken in exchange
COTTON BAGGIN(T.
I have plentiful supply of Gunny and Dundee cot
ton Bagging. Bale Rope and 3agging Twinc Send
in your orders and they shall be supplied.
JAMES c.. COOK.
October l. 1855. If
LAND FOR SALE.
LAND for sale in Ro'eson county, two miles from
RandallsviIc =. O.
Apply to the subscriber who lives the premises.
NJ. McBRIDE
September I. 1855. 62-tf
Rio and Java Coffee, for Sale by eff
w. Ii. CARVER.
Nov. 10. Tiff
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A buchanan Puzzled.

A ijourneyman printer lately set out to travel
for the interior of OHIO, distance of five hun
drel miles, with old brass rule, and three
dollars in his pocket. H. soon found himself
in PennsyIvania, and being weary, called at
the inn of a Dutchman whom he found quietly
smoking his pipe, when the following dialogue
ensned:
Veil, Mshtcr Eulking Sthick, vat you
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La of md University rt Lebanon
4 "a

Law schooi of cusaseri.ad University, az Lebanon
VsaA1ss~~.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cafuhen, ale Of fr eifco
L. judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Hap'erie eaa
u Tennessee
lion. bloomfield Ridley, .e enaBeelos Of Tie state
Judges dew their wbois ue exclusively
20 The school
Plan Day examinations OF each class on tue
BOOKS explanations Of te
daily lessons IA the progress Of the examinations
Weekly law and equity, IN when siu
statement Of Ae given b e probes
through all The known IN actual
The framed as 20 require them 70 psspa
documents, lac read cs'
Of taken BY appeal 70 u
moot held monthly and 10
The students clerks,
chancetorr, and ia other official ca
bacities connected with their suits
third Monday
tenber third Thursday February The second com
succeeding Monday IN February snd ert teRons
Thursday IN July.
Zoe boarding about staens furnish their books
shic can be had ID Lebanon hooSsioras.
-Four complete the uness the stu
dents sutsr No previous study required tor ad
four regular classes. sadents eater AZ
ANY time during the collegiate year
q moot leg saufe connected with the school
Number ~ the last collegiate year eighysir
ROBERT l.. CANDrHEhs,
Fob ti--eoly pvesiasui Board of Trustees
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mo. 5s7.l


NOTICE of the .iisconsinuancs the United state.
Dton tnosunder The provisions
act Congress approved June H. when
ever the quantity Of public land land M
e shai be reduced number
uoasand shall be the duty Of the Secretary Treasury
discontinue the land once for such dct in
OF aand ohce the shall subject
existing land Offices convenient the dc which the
land Office shall have of which
Tue Treasury shall ~ inasmuch
OF the act approved 4h September 6 authorizes
ofhe Treasury continue land district which
seat government Of Of the Sats,
quantity ofaud unold In such district
required by public In
tenn IN such state
act that subject June
duty has
terror BY Ms "acf 70 establish e Aoras approved
March, 1919:
Notice accordingly hereby given report.
ne land omcen Palestine Quincy Edwsrasyis Chicago and
low hundred thousand Sesy <
directed that The land ohcss At Palestine, Quincy Ewarsvs
Chicago and Dxons The state ~ Iinn b
the lands cmainss unsod hc We " ne dsonunuascs
succ. to sale a the land once Springfield
government In said
snds remaining assnId, and nnsppropad by law
20 pnvsss e"y within the Of dsScs
me dato o. tns rcriP 81 this notice
ihesee sad he land cdcc~ Springfield will public
uce me ~ o. watch they will appica
JOS. 4. WILSON,
,ss s,iSss
ygns ip-lewew
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saIanlander Safes.

EVANS WATSON No 20 South Fourth Philadelphia
Il ae No. e3 Dock sreei have hand large assor
Of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES,
Bank and iron doors for bank and stores
PATENT sLATE-LtNED REFRiGERAToR5,
G,e copying presses rabauk platform
agency uterwort, eeys, Yales, jones and Halls
patent 30 er- % locks Please give a call
made OF the hundreds who have
safes n ISL
r. Magude 7th Pennsylvania Washing
ID. q.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadeiphiaa safes
United States Mint, do
United Arsenal, Sin California, 3 in philadelphia.
United Appraisers Office Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia
Richard Norris, 4 SON. Locomotive Works, PlladeipAa
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia. ltes
e. Wood Fogg, Pennsylvania avonce between 9Th aud 9th
Washington O. authorized eCve orders aud
ma sale above.
May 6-2awly EVANS WATSON.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau u Construction, Eqop'b act
EALED PROPOSALS delivering yeoak frames
Pensacola rbIadpha York, Boston, and Ports
mouth h-wi be received at h sureau unn The % Sep'em
nsre proposas must be endorsed Proposals for Lies OOH
Addressed Bureau Of Continuation" that may be
distinguished from other business letters The offers must be for
required BY be accompanied by suitable Ga.anlss
will required ren contract additional and
security per will be Withheld the
ries be due proportion aim
@ s ii s as sns 81 s u as
cent as may be judged s,ssasn secure s 10 %
remaining eighty ye cent, oeI p.oporsn e each s
paid BY such navy agent as the contractor may name within u
Il viii BE- IN The contract that II deau, by
of the ast in delivering e timber named OF the
conset and bis pay uned
qaa,ed damages sum Of moaey equal TO twice se anoua
Of aetsa delivery thereof which qadAted damages aay
Tue drawings with which
viii be rnsbes work to mouds and dwellings
which he will be provided the United States nayard a.
hy miles OF the sea- of winch the commandan oil The yard w
fhe frame may be delivered promscuous
is sided straight aud far .a rough hewed the mould
be eyed tst Of sufficient size 70 work The shape Of
In moulding marked he moulds
(which ons and half inch Larger han DC worked the
size that marked in the moud or In the i"auc
siding STEM apron deadwood temson, deadwood
knees posi- Setsons, e nches the
he hooks side inches The siding Of tbs frame timber must
must side is inches ana remainder 1871 inches.
The OF the floor Timber ~ mould AZ nches at the floor
The dead "a, foo. timber Ia, curve Of y inches
sc sss IN i, . feet, The ihd i,oek
The entire frame OF each ship 10 be delivered ~ the respective
the risk and Of he eonac,sr subj CT 70 The usual
cred on or before the Is, of October, 1856 j
who disposed to offer for more than one ship
make separate proposal for each.
~ So FORM OF OFFER.
i,-- , hereby agree furnish and de-
United the whole of the live
oak timber for ship thirty
The same less in conformity
Of Construction Of the date OF ped June, 1885, viz
deadwapd knees keeisons and hooks esumaed to con
tain ......;, 5000 cubic feet, at per ioo--S
kinds, estimated at..... .20,aOo So al per foot
ri ION ''nDer' amount 600 q :. ., per foot,
Total amount. 900 s.
| (Tota "a o he written in words) 1885
forwarded the navy agent at 10 at
(Da,e.) (sgnaure,)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, - Of -, State of -, and - Of
In the State of hereby guaranty that in the oego
bid be accepted be they will within days after the
nated the for the with good and sufficient
guaranty good difference between the offer
the said - and that which may be accepted.
Signature of two guarantors. = y -
''' Witness.
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