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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-15

fINIIE NEW YORK LEDGER, with Mount
i Vernon Papers. No. I, ready this morning.
and for sale at FRENCH'S Book and Periodical
Depot. No. lO4 King street. Mercury. Weekly.
Line of Battle Ship. and all the Wcckics.
London Illustrated News, - cents. The Chess
Monthly, for February, - cts. London Punch
l2l cts. Halls Journal of Health, for February.
10 cents.
rnsworh's Burnt Cork Lyrics consisting OF all
his popular and original Songs. T.! cts.
Death To- the Traitor. Claude Duvall aud the
Poachcr.. 81 cis Constantly receiving New Books,
Magazines Papers. sc. ich
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-15
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &c

HOUGH MEDICINEs.-A full sapplv o., -,
H following popular and cffcacou. rcmc,l,. .,..
received at HiLBiRNS Drug Store, North T..
corner of King and Washington street.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsau!, the grea, New En-,
land Remedy
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Sine's pcctoral Eal.an
Sine's Cough Syrup
Roses Whooping Cough Syrup
Riley's Squill Lozenges
Browns Bronchial Troches, specially aiar;cI
& Hoarseness and Irritation OF the Ihro,.
I,ocock's Pulmonic Waters
Wisar's Cough Lozcngcs, &C.. &c. ian
nRUGS, dc.-Colombo Root: Extract NJ.
- Vomica; Mercury; Sage; Brown Essen.
Ginger Browns Bronchial Trochcs: Wood, U,.r
Restorer; Prussiato Potash; Salad Oil: Oil Icmo,.
Spermaciti; Red Sanders: Corn Pa>;,r.: Fla,
Seed Meal; Catnip: Jamaica Ginger; Castor l,I>
Magnesa; and Kings Washing Liquid, iu,r ..
ceyed, and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEiTER 4 Soy
lst mo II Stabcr> O,d sand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-15

DURNETT'S COCAINE and kai'i""' >
ID Whites Inmitable Dcniine, Glenn - "I''"''
Rose, Geruniuu,. and Lavender Walus. Jv'' ''-
ceiyed, and for sale by J. WIN. Bow LIN"
jan corner OF Fairfax ana f'''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-15

CEGARS. SEGARS!.-Anothcr suyply 81 iA-
y Evening Star Medium Rcgalin Scgar.. ju'l ''
ceivod, and for sale by ". \. HAEI
No. log. King street, corner Of fiV'
ns- Sign Of the Golden Mortar. inu j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-15

NEW MUSIC STORE-W'. II. +. DENNIS
| ~ would respectfully inform the public that he
has taken the store No. ,. Exchange Block. King
street. where he will be happy to serve those who
will favor him with their patronage. PIANO
| FORTES of the best make at the iotctst factory
prices. selected by himself and ~aTnmfed ia 'rs'y
| respect MELODEONS, Niulins, Flutes, Ire
mclos. Flutcnas. Accorlcons, String. of Ill kinds.
Tuning Forks Bridges, Instruction Books. of DIFF
fcrcnt authors. &C.. &c. A large stock of SHEET
| MUSIC. of the latest composition. just received.
and any music article not i'll store. ordered ut
the shortest notice, and sent free of postage at No.
3, Exchange Block, King street Alexandria.
| ian b. +. DENNIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
ArraiRn TbeD,

me Herald has suggestion with which we
heartily agree. This business of imputipp to
prominent Republicans completely in Ola
Browns raid has been carried quite too far to
6 3e, allowed to drop where it is. We know that
1 1mS Constst"tion, The Journal of Conmsrcs
flith Avenue Hotel Committee, Albany 4anve
&C., &C. have meant nothing by their charges
and insinuations but to make party capital. 5nt
they cannot carry the joke Just SO far as thew
thlnk will subserve their purpose. and there
crop IT. You have clearly charged MessieursI
senator Seward, Mr.. Giddings, and perhans
others e with completely in or guilty knowledpe
OF Old Browns plot to incite a Slave InsurrecS
9on, ana that this involves treason against tho
United States. How, then, will you dodge the
thems Don't dodge behind Gov. Wise and t,.s
10 get up question of Jurisdiction and the
duty OF surrendering them, for, though the net
you charge on residents of New York and Ohio ,
may not be treason against Virginia it viii still
oe treason against the United States Yon con
lnolct them in Washington City, or wherever 'e
you see fit, and your Marshals can arrest and
mold no them anywhere within our National limits
me dare you, then, to indict them, or some one
OF them and let US have your charges sifted Ito to
tn the bottom! How llyou dodge this demand S
Inc II eyes Of the whole country are upon youI-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

S0MoS s3E rules the of the people, Whatever n.
eontrnp ana msanthrops philosophers may say to the
os and they will hesitate to give It theig
the iSdgtp The masses have already ratified
quantles 81 tS BlTTERs may be the immense
SCuon OF the land It is now recognized As reati @
otner remedies yet devised diseases OF The
IA S such IS darrh9a, dyseptery dyspepSio
those various evers that arise from derangement
~ me system Hostetter's name Is RAPIDLY
1a W household Word from Maine to Texas from tbs
satisfied. - ~ "Siuc' Try tue article and be
Sold by all druggists in the world
EB See advertisement in another column po,A T.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
M. De vA1nEr,s
Grent French Remedy for Fema,
lRrftTea

N'He"t FFench Remedy for FemaIo Irreru.
lRrttIes.
Tos S%pprss'sai M'nse' Soantv, Delaying or Patnu,
yer "1,tSs or LeHcorr1eG Nth Scanty
The Menses '''0' @"'''0
An invaluable medicine for females Ladies who suffer
these difficulties, and know how unpleasant it is to
describe them to phy'cian can appreciate the value Of
yet efficient remedy, which they may always have
at hand, and apply at pleasure
II should be known that the frequent irrerulare, to
Aeh young females are subject, unless properly cured
frequently lay the foundatrn of diseases of the mos.
and formidable character. comparatively few otrs
sas over this period without either proper aid or the
dy for all such cases will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold only by
o.. LAUGHLINs i BUsHPIELp,
Druggists, Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04


THE New York Times says the forged checks
noticed some days since are not yet done with,
The Nassau Bank at once reverses its entry
against Mr.. Bonner, upon whom a check for
$4,000 was forged. The Corn Exchange Bank
has not done so with Messrs. Wilcox &: Co.,
upon whom the other check for $4,000 was forp.
ed. The circumstances and device of the two
frauds are almost identical. In Bonuer's case
the filling up in the body of the check was de-
signed to initiate the hand of his clerk. In that
Of Wilcox the filling up is designed to initiate
the hand and signature, as in all the genuine
checks of the firm, of the junior partner. The
attidavits of both partners to the forgery are
most direct and positive. The reason for the
delay of the Bank has not transpired, and the
delay itself, since the regular meeting of the
Board of Directors on Saturday morning. excites
especial remark on the street It's injurious to
beth parties at present, and must be unjust to
one or the other in the end.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

o. G RE MRn.-The nearer We get to great men
.ne smaller they are. This is not startling re-
marx but as Metamora of the last of the Polly,
T .hg observes, when he tells the pale faces tia,
Sisy nave stolen all his land and made fools Of
rum it ISL true one exceedingly true "''1 Gr osa
men eat beef and things the same as small op 9.ss
g 40: Great u men do mean things. Like other
nsS mes they are of the grass grassy-and we NAV
ADD az 4 of tho gas, gassy sometimes. An itebinp
10 Know on them-to shake hands with themmt66
nave them say they are happy to make our &C. ~
q9aintanceis weakness almost bo5 &c,
afflicted nni S with. And when it happens that we s
see wen acquainted with them we lind that thew
little worse. We perceive that they swear a. :
IT. freely as common folks, and that when pressed
earnestly they will occasionally take a drink -
In word, We are disappointed in them. T6ev
a are lar from being all our fancy painted them
IL, nnelr SINS shock US. The moral grandeur which
we had supposed accompanied their great intel r
leet is too often not ''thar" Great men are
Very human p1 It scarcely pays to run after
------1GoO0S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

An extraordinary encounter took place re-
Gently at MarksviIle, La, between Judge CIllom
on one side, and two lawyers, brothers, named
Lewis. The judge had considered himself in.
suited by language used by Lewis in a brief,
and in the yard of the court house slapped the
lawyers face. Afterwards the three met in the
street The elder Lewis raised his pistol very
deliberately, and taking steady aim fred at
Judge Cullom, the latter standing within sigh-
teen yards of the assailant and with coat and
vest thrown wide open returned the shot
They fred alternately until Lewis had exhaust.
ed his seventh shot. Mr.. LIS pistol snapped
once and Judge C.'s twice. When the Judge
had fred ten shots, some one handed him a
waIking.cane, which proved to be a small shot
gun. After examining it closely, he raised it
and fred at Lewis at this instant John G.
Lewis took deliberate aim and fred at Judge
C., and then walked off, E. 7. Lewis received
two wounds before he retreated, and the Judge
drew knife and was about to pursue his as
Eailants, but was prevented by the bystauders.
The next day the Judge opened court and dis.
posed Of all the business before it, and then sent
word to the Messrs. Lewis to know if thew de-
sired to renew the contest They replied that
they did not. The Grand Jury subsequently,
indicted all the parties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

The proprietors of several seminaries in the
nsighborhoOd of Philadelphia have been swim.
died by a shrewd scamp, who calls to ascertain
the terms, advantages, religious basis, &C.. of
the school,, with view to con6ding a son and
daughter to the charge of the principal On
becoming satisfied that it will be entirely SAT.
to send. he produces draft exceeding the terms
of advance payment some City or more dollars
receives the balance in good money. and de-
camps. The dupes are nOtlong in learning that
the draft is valueless. '-'''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
MRS, wGNsLOw.

An experienced nurse and female physician has Soothing
syrup Tor children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teeing by sOftening gums reducing all
mnatiOn-Wil allay all PAIN and is sure to reguat. the
bowels Depend upon It, mothers will give rest to
Selves and relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
In al Sases See advertisement in another column
"us1' 1yd6w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

other day, that the cOwardly
sguise, of the Times, would
which would be available in
oysters upon the public
uld. Here's an extract from
n the Newport mob-the one
ms and types of the Free South
improperly in the publica-
with Abolition tendencies in
surely is an equal impropriOty
. Of the lnteltigsncer here.
'tRke what the eowardly Dem.
mean by such a hint. They
Id be a good idea to try the
US.
of these comments, the Dem !.
e, intersperse questions to US
r subscriptions come from;
OF receive our main support
Olitionists of the North" and
ling queries. They also take
at they have learned,
Harper's Ferry instruction,
made to the Abolitionists of
lnties of Ohio, to sustain the
ty in this city; and in one case
n another thirteen subscribers
q, one of their own employees
bin the last two weeks, thew
put two hundred new subscrie
nine of these were from St.
of the 1nts1tigencsr never
people, put them all together
:. This paper has worked its
t any unusual appliance of
iption whatever. And while
have a large and increasing
e border counties of Ohio, it
that it has come to US Of its
subscription in Ohio has not
pidly than it has in our own
circulate a great many more
er in Hancock, Brooke, and
n the Wheeling Times, and in
circulate, within a triae of
Our paper goes everywhere
nd usS for q hundred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

A case has just been decided in the Supreme
Court, now in session in New York. The parI
ties in the case are Louis Funk vs.. Henry Der.
tholf. This arose out of the celebrated case of
John Dean and his Mary Ann, daughter of Mr..
Boxer. 1t was an action to foreclose a bond
ana mortgage given by Mr.. Bertholf to Mr..
Boxer and which Mr.. Bertholf claimed was
paid by services rendered in that affair, and
board and lodging given to Boxers daughter-
On motion of defendant, the Court mado the
following decision: That the complaint herein
De dismissed with costs; that the bond and mort.
gage and the assignment in the complaint men.
toned be declared imperative and void; that
the same be delivered up and cancelled, and
that the same be cancelled of record and adj
judged not to be lien upon the premises
thereby mortgaged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
TO the Be-DrusEed aud Poisoned Citizen,
of Wheeling and Vicinity.

gu are overrun with deluge vest compounds IN
the form of AlcOhOic Drinks" that ever emanat
tna pest OF society, the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold n
Seo as luxury or they dispensed you as Med
c'Ee' and In either case the effect Is the same.
There is but way to escape, and that !, 10 ne.
luxury or medcament safe reliable stmulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that It
not been tempered with. Such an article Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
Charles London Cordia1 Gin

which Is dstiIed under inspection of the British Govern
mens deiicasey favored (unlike any other Gn) with
Oh the most valuable reetoratves OF the Vegetable
Kingdom and is by far the healthy beverage
tnE MOST EHHEST FHTslCASs EUROPE AND AMxRcI M.
only recommend It's by the hale and heartv b,t
scribe 1t as medicine where stimulant is required
IHE FEMALE SEX will find it only pleasant cord,.
Ou certain relietn suHerings of periodical
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS OF ALL BANKS ~
pure, and its restorative merits incompatible.
s0a only In quart and pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS,
For For salem Wheeling Va, by H. LOGAN CO.. At Main
pnm,Tn b. IoaMsEoN. 17e Market ST., and others.
myl1-d&El1m DEPOT. No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
FALLS WINTER my G0NNS

MBRAC1NG ALI. TUE LATEST STYLES OR cao1cp
inak,og ons - DDS; Fnrs, C!onks sha wis, etc.
Os paoc which they will SELL at retail or by the ME-; 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
sP EoLAL MOTTO IS.
1859. 1a5o
P A r T Ride ~

Took The ONLY Premium on AMBRorYpEs. Ala .ho
Premium for the best display of PHOTOGRAPHS and
Aa M at tho late Pair on the Island.
The above is correct statement.
The improved HoLLoTYPE just out tho most beautiful
ever made' can be had in Wheeling only at PART
RIDGES where better work is made fer than -
any other place in the city, charge Location Main
''f oea east side few doors above Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

In Bohemia, Prince Schwartzenberg has FORTY
or htty thousand acres of primitive forest
averaging over hundred cords of wood to the
acre. In many localities in the interior Of the
forests, the trees stand in straight lines from
loo to 200 feet long, as if planted so. These
lines show where some departed giants have
fallen, the seeds terminating more readily in fl.
Wondering substance of the decaying veterans
'nan IN the deep vegetable SOIL Some of the
Old pines andfirs are from 800 to 6OoGyears old
one OF the finest of the frs, ter, feet in dame.
ter at sig feet from the ground, was blown
down latel y; iScontained twenty-five cords Of
wood. These forests used to be infested with
~'lo beasts bears, wolves and lynxes. A soil.
taFy 0ear-the last ofahia race-still hauDts thu
'ocus Mald' if he has not gtven,up his bachelor
ghost within wsmonths. ''S'e'''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

IHERE is in BoursOn County, Ky, family
- "a q man, his wife, and eight chill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04

;. THE battle fields Of Italy are already purified
II is sa'd from every vestige of the recent co n
n'cts, and look as smiling as if grim visaped
war had not SO recently scowled upon thom'-
The official French account of the h'ttIa 80
o % made the French loss $4,000 and the
plodmontese 6,Ooo-2l,ooo in all. But the
hospital statistics and army registers furnish
ngures which show that the loss was more than
double {. the figures of the official reports, and
that the French and Sardinians killed and
wounded at solforino were As, 900. There were
o'ooo French and 1000 sardinians left dead on.
the field, and of the $4,000 wounded more
than 5000 died. Is it to be wondered 1t that
was ready to mako peace, after such
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04


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the scenes of
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matte awl, some
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led in procession.
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The AsO1 is useful in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-04
New Advertisements.
d. SPENCE & CO

Successors to ", NJ Griffith Co.
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO.
above named parties have associated themselves N
Of sstheT Tor the purpose Of carrying the manuac
Separator and eleanor, of four six and eight oTs
nnrrhnA IA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-17
NIsCULAHIoUS


~ ..s N0ASu0v 09pa1sD01 y. Osv
~ u~sv06S - 10. "
SEALED PROPOoAlS WILL % aecElvED
- q sha oGBce sail 70 sea<A 4. q. Soh 0ssgnese
next. e,s the sah, ~ AiRhsse A1ass ~ e@sSS ~
Nos, C.roiina state h~ds is.A ssdee An Ae. ss,h~.
isiae TIE Psss v.savr n ss he Bssss 4 sAs Sssas
er certain rasyneesI -
Thee Sd. s'e .a Z. ~ az sses q :ss's shsA
u ahuat maturing. -
n. sSnve 3omds win Se iss.srd IN NJ eins ess
eTN $in eseA ~ sis parchssss sr.rse d.ss LET Jss
Mey wiih Cmp~. a,ssehed. payable .suaisns.siy.
fsae II ~. mn avid "a, viii thirty ySss ssa The
&l'S end eH0 ~ yVsrA
The prineIsl snA usress will be payable 81 the ssk II
the Republic, he City Il N-w Yost. unlsss wAese tbs
party Ps IN hsve tke parable u 'hs Trssssy a shs
tate. Thee busds sas subject 10 saxsoa 81 any
lurpaAs E.4F
SaccrssAl bdders upon being asssmed a the sessps.
auee II tSeir bids disit the IL shsis BID IN
The esVis oC the undersigned. Tie Bsnk skvssA - 10
de 6ark IL he Stale ~ Bank Il Cap fsss Raleigh
Parties bidding will please sddrss ihe;e <sess sedsl
sPsupNsal far n. e. Ssoeks" The WsdsssgssA 81 10
k1A. NC
The right Of accepting such b;ds IN whols 10 a
b. deemed maet adv1usa4~s % The Sss,e sesvs.
The bids will be opened In the pVsrnee NJ The 6nvvsns.
Secrrssr, and Cnmp,roer u Sssse sAd The Pvsdss u
the Bank Of the State.
d. v. COURTS Pub frsa
W-i0.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-17

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-17

NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, Re.
OHN G! PALMER Has JUST RETURNED GRON
-, New l:,k and Phsd:lphi. With The lrrs., ssd
mesa be has ever offered to The pube He b, .l~s.s
every description Of 6ne and comnsaa
Geld and silver Watches, Jevelvy or an kisSs.
Plated asd Steel Hase, Ac., re.
Indeed bis stock e.nuos Be exeeled Nur, arolss s
'. oesa'y ana exee''ssee; end BE- v'l se bis 0.s
rs Gold and silver Watches, snors Ii. w.,eA.. s.,.,
Magic Guild C.sea and New Am<siem wsieA. h,e
Improvement, from 90 tn tls0.
Doa Gold Chains. Fob, Vest and scAs,sIsisea ~
style. beautiful.
Dos B.eeless from &s tn go
Pearl. Mosaic. Lava and P.in,ios. o'-' ~'
IL Dos Finger Rings.
,S se,. Of Gold sads and sses. s ss" No.
Chains and Gnld variety Il ssy,eaL
Do, Gold and Silver. and Gu,sa Psreha Psse;ls nd
; DIN. Gold sp.e..e,e..
10 :. Silver Specsaclea
s s:s. issss.s:.: fFG" - emit: to ., =. p.;
rest Of mankind.
SILVER WARE.
ncs Silver cups and ooele,s
All tn. v.:;e.ie. Of Knives and spooss-e~ pr,ss.,s
Silver Spoons and F"ri..
Napkin Rings aud Ssltccllar
PLATED WARE.
"a Setts Of Plated Cas,ors. ivom o 10 ga
y Dos. T'ebbl. Plated Spc"s.
H p%s.s and ..x.,,
Butter Dishes 0ob,sis and Cup, &c.
DIG Plated Walters snd Cake Bssksss
Candle Sticks. Fish KNIVES, and o,hsr War.
20 lka. Silver Thimbles.
DGe isnlee C'oets.enod tine t.,psn
NJ. se 90. ,s% rS .s Pocket K:,ss Pocket Bos.
idle Idle: Tsv.lise c.h.s.s and Books. hair Pisa
av.ry doe NsrSi. Preach Clocks.
Having IN my employment ton exesIeot vosS,>.~ r.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-17
N. c. SIX Per Cent. Stase D00aS.
TavAsrar DsrAsrssxs " n. @,
DECEMBER I. ISIS. !

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- this office until Drermbes. lNss fs ihs pr.
chase Of &spsO Of n q. Sia,e B.nda issued under -
and Rushrrkrd Rsilr.d Company, and running thirty
years fr'm January !, iSssl
The above buds will have Coupnas &c interest 81 x
July in each year.
The principal and interest will b payable d 'hs Desk
Of the Republic New York. unlcss where the party pssss
Ia have them PAYABLE st the Treasury II the State
Successful 6idderS npoU bring inEsmrd a The seep
anee 81 their bids. depis The smuaas II shsis b
signed in the Bank sysad In The Bank II The Sssis
OF Bank Of Cape Fear. Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please addrps their letters sndossed
.Pmrsas tor n c. S,oekA" to the undersigned q -
leigh. N. e.
The bids viii be opened in the preseWee u he 0o,ss
Seeressry and Cmp,rver Of State and The Psrd<ss u
the Bank Of the State.
D. W. COURTS. Pub fr>a
sV0-I0.
u Register copy.