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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-05
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sum0ee Arrangement, lOoa.
IN AND An ks MUxDAY. APRID lsss, u
~ as1 Until tastAss aetiss, esaiss vul issss
uAvsspcst daily 6sa1sys essspssd, - fsaisvs:
~ oaal Train 49,. ..ic.e0 4. =.
.uosBus -. .sss.....ss. .ssssSSv - II
M4oto8VyDs .sss..S.OS ?. =.
SSsias asSivsat davenport daily, 6aadays -.
eepted, - follsws:
~ n1Qoe express a.. .S1o A. -
- ifelgos 0nsoo 49,. .40V = y
- oeu Urls ot..ss s..s.... s.osSO - -
All tsains over this routears II direct essps1iae
e1Chnage With trains over both the Nishteun
essth&1, Mishigae Central, Pitisbuty, Lss
Vayus, cd Chicago Railroad 70 aad fsop u.
ut, Tsisdo. Columbus, Clevsland, Ciseinnat,
e1ttsbusg, Dsnkisk, Buffalo, Niagsss Falls, Abs
o, NeW Yosk, PAiisdslphia, Belstmoge ao4 wash
60gtes. Alse q LsSalIs With trains 81 ths Illi-
oG1s Csatssl Rood-NostA 70 0alsaa md Ssath y
- Louis sad Cairo.
Basssngsss ere psmiadsd Of the nsesssity u
elving distinct directions 70 the destination a
Shsir luggage, also topsosurs tickets bsfors TAX
ogtheis sests il the cars, - the coodeeefre ool
ut fares only TO stations the line Of the Chi
ego anA Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN 2. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April Is. 1851. du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-05
tn OIQAs Pow ELLIS,
bRCC i FAMILY MEDICINE ST0nE

tn OMAS POWELLsA,
bRCG ! FAMILY MEDICINE ST0nE
-LAfG-
JACO r RS.
20. brady GTREE7. ...... 20
HAvING ADOPTED TAG CASH SYSTEM
II Of buying and selling xoode. - prepared
10 offer nj very low PxiCgS. 70 which rsspscsrul
y all attention Of the public. 10 addition 70 =,
we'll selected stock Of
Dlues, Hsdieinss, Toilet Goods, Etc.,
would solicit your attsotioa . new arrival
goods BY sxpeess-
BAZLA'S AMANDINE,
PARMA COLOGNE. (Dusf DaAnDs,)
LUBIS's EXTRACT (sBw PssSUnEsy, }
BENZfxE,
Toilet Soaps, AmsrseAn, Frssch and Hnglish
With ! fall assostmsat Of fssrn, nAin, 0Lofn, nA1
AxD NAIL DkUsuRs.
Alses lev sasss
BASH OTAvs . Ose n ne
PALE sGENyEsgY 0aAvDY,
WE1sTesa = OgnlA.
RU8r VINE,
pAkE ~ - NM
Which viii bessad exsissivsly fss medical PR
pssss
1nsoOO Havana Cigars
Choiee Brsnds, direct fsen the inpsrter-
eA THOs. rOwTII-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-05
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agene,

ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency.
OFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADvAN-
~ tagss that may b obtained 10 any way by
Insurance..
Lat. Rates aslow - any RsspSns;5ls Comuanv
ID. Fair and honorable adj ustmsnt Of loses.
Ia. Promps payment 81 l.ssss.
9TH. Policies 10 which the holders partiofnata
nths pro6ts.
CArrrAL RsPssssSrsD. own $1,000, 900.
Continental Fire Ias1 rsnce Co., N.Y..
Oash Ospississd Ssrpiss. sl,oooyoeo,
Metropolitan Fire lns. Co., \. Z,
0ssh Capital ssd Ss.piss. tss4. $685.
state Fire lnsuvasce c.. New haven.
Cssh Cspitsl go Ssspsss. e12s 900,
Security Fire Insurance Co., N. YeSk.
0ssk Capital ssd ssrp!ss. sS44,s
New RuGuand PbSo snl Msvlue lnsnr-
asce Company. Hartford,
Jsal 0apissl 80 Ssvplss, eass, 1000.
Mutual Life Isslsaass G.. rev Fork.
Asnsnslsssd CsaA Assees ~ Pxs.s,1. - -.
lssussd, t6.0OOOOO.
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Pitlsburg. Fl. Wayne + Chicago
u ALL II q AID.

ssss0WuS6s ESs WSvu0 = Vo10o8V
u "A L Il II q A ID.
- y
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTSBUR0
~ without change, coauscting with the great
P1AN6YL VAALA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ogton city, snd all the interior towns of Penn
syIvanis, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. DO.
Merchants BY taking this route, will have the
advantage Of al the eastern markets ct no sddi-
0onal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, vest eide,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Ct trains from the
Fest and Northwest.
Gennecsng 1T Crcstline with Cleveland b Lake
shore Il. X. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Wsw York and Boston, and all tho interior
towns OF New England. via New York Central
and New York 4 Erie Railroads. Also South TO
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Sesubenville and Wheeling, and Interior towns
efOhio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
- Mad River Road t. Springfield, Urbano, Day
eon and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
1sss % lew - any ether lseuse.
Passengers bound east will end this route both
Daeasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
The largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any sf the
toade, will find attentive cheek agents at the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage, free Of
sAarge. t. the Pistsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
Ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale At al tho prime pal ticket on
go 10 the West, and 1t the Company's Office cor
esr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Re particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. W. BOSS,
eSen1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
J. H. moons, Com. ana GcnI Ag't, Chicago.
1Seight of Ill kinds will be carried from, Chica-
goto all points East At oil times, At Is low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2s-dtf
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Freight of eli kinds will be carried from Chica-
soto all points East At ell times At IS low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2s- dtf
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Plan Of Sixth Grand Distribution.

n. B.-With each package Of 100 boxes 70 pre-
sent the purchaser lou Certificates, ono Of which
is guaranteed to contain an order Tor : FINE
WATCH, or by ordering so boxes in one package
y0"r sure to receive SO Ger i6cates containinR
an order for splendid SILVER WATCH besids
q large number of other very valuable srtic o.
One er.if ,ate sent gratis, upon application Of
any person dssiring to act agent. which may en-
bic him TO procure valusole article upon the pay
ment ef u.
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COOK, STONE Il CO.
Canal Agents is North. Western Stats,
~ lsks Street, (ap stairs). caIesoe.
0-Calu aAA A<s the Maehlneo. - so01
Ter = DesesiDslve Careslss
Assas - DAvkAPORT a. vlsissty.
=. YAY,
Nictol's Blsek, ssso Ne. ], eessd 49,
D !. Tie E
.1sstgnee,s .vfSet lee.

NyorICe II HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al11.
IN snAee p. wjll,ens has this doy osdDDe6 -
= I'll his psspsr'y tos the sesses II .. 80 -
81 no,e. hesk sseosst - oahssvise Deet ~ ~
- 70 - fossb sish at thss ~ pssso6s ~
~ elsi1s aesisss ssid y iillsos usa psepeas -
80 70 ne us1ss esiA u s0smsaisos v6ehlo
Sheoo nostbs tsvn this d.. aSx
ten, .Usl. WlkkAnD 1A10OWx,
ey91-Hwl 49, W ". 49,.
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Gold Chronometer Hunting Cassd Watches.
Gold Hunting .ased English Lever do Jswelled,
Silver Lever and Lspine Watches, Upon Paced do,
Hunting Ca.ed do. duplex, tents splendid Vest
Chains, Ladies' Guard ihains, Ladies' Neck
Chains, Gems ireast Pins, livery fne,) Splendid
Gold Pencils, Fine MedAlIions, Gold Regard Kings
Gold rings FLA q and engraved, Gold Pen and oil
var Holders, Enamelled Loaf Sets, bracelets
NEWEST style, Enameilsd Coral Sets, Gents Sea-
Kings Eranelled Garnet Sets and ths. latest style
Of Ladies' Jewelry.
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Mutual Life lo9Qgeoeo CO. Rev Yovk
AsswsssLsts9 GsaA Assses ~ Pysps,tv - n,
/seuevd as cocoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
From present indications there is going

From present indications there is going
to be prac,iced upon the people of this State
the most unparalleled deception. Men, whose
pledges Of fat!hfulncss to Virginia gained them
a seat in this Convention, We fear, are prepa
ring to violate the sacred pledges made the
people. Men who were understood as pledged
against coercion, it is limited, will be found in
this Convention maintaining, that collecting
the rerenae and retasing The forts is not coer.
cioh.
Should the ruuors that have reached US
prove true, We shall endeavor to tear the mask
from the deceivers,
sand pu, = whip in every honest hand,
To Lash the rascsls naked through the land"
There is nothing better calculated TO eNas-
pcrste the people TO acts Of outrage than de-
ceplions which inTeigls thcu Of their iuhu.
ence and deiIaud them into disgrace.
Mr.. Seward may have many comfortable
places at his disposal-thc erInine of Chief JUS
tice Taney may be purchased ty the sale OF Fir.
ginia but the transfer and delivery cannot be
made peaceably. The people Ct Virginia will not
be sold in the shambles to Seward That man
who would deceive the people aud deliberately
betray his State, is not fit to hold the scales OF
justice between man and NAH. We may speak
in parables now, but We will hold no doubtful
language as to whom we refer when the hands
Of certain members are shown.
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Inlothsr ssGor6ack.

Our attention, has JUS. been called - lie following
paragraph which appeared some days sincs ic the
Washington Estates and Cnioa:"
"jossph Segsr, Esq. who had semi, Official a!?-
"coiuiuient from ID. Virginia Convection to come
s.here aud s:udy siu chacces for satisfactory nd
';ustmeut, resi:r:s 10 day with message ftom ex-
"Prrsde:l. Tyler that au adjustment VII! be adopt
led satisfactory to virginia.
We are tally authorized to state sha: there is no
sru,h IN ;his paragraph. Nr. segar wss entrusted
with no commission whatever, ocinl or aeni-otfeel
by sile Virginia Convention. Moreover; e1-P.esi-
deu, Tyler fas no; seen NJ. segar, mach less
entrusted him with any message.
The facts e.c MIR. Scsar being IN Washington
for what purpose we kuow no., called to the ex-
President, did uot tui him at home, wbereupon MI
Seyar left his card. This is all
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- lsc..2 L. &. Archer.
|IRGDEGbR IRON WORKS,

| 4tCUMoSD, VIRGINIA
r.; E:,, icr l,e lue.cl encouragement; extended 10
:. a&: scu,as7n friends We have spared no expense
{,,.,.,.. s.- facilities 70 meet the Increased demand
.r:.:gn. iaaulfsctures 10 our
AZ ~ III H,kL DEPARTMFN FNT.
~ -ei= extensive improvements, oy the addition 70
! a4s:L FOUNDRY OF building IS by 20 feet, and
....=:: % Q. the most modern and improved ma
:e,. sse h2rr' hy seif-ctnser!ng horitonta! Ma
.,.fa;. :,sn ca the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
,-, Nth an Indicator, by which the force mp
!: -. whe.!, accurately measured.
| Iis :o...-Le - manufacture, from best CuhRCOhL
f.i1
l:..: 1.n.o1d Chairs; Railroad and shp Spikes !;
.-.. TAs.:,: rrrcs Bolts and Fish Bar; Car aod
L.. .N=> :::i.s and other long Bolts; Iron Trucks
-; 70 ec;::s =. kinds Iron end Brasl Castings
.-n1is. sta,ieut.y and Portable Engines Sac and
H.: 80; j. X. ANDERSON & co.
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The Secretary OF War or the Southern
COnSeGeracy.

4 strange misapp-ehensiou exists il the minis OF
many persons-so.re OF our editorial brethren among
:bo numoer-as 70 the identity Of the individual
chosen By President Davis Secretary oi War tor
the Conftdaratsd States. The gentleman selected lis
not Robert J. Walker whose uune is familiar to all
sections oi the Union q the Secretary OF the Trea
sury during Poiks Administration, aud as the Gov
sruor OF Kansas Territory at more recent period
President Davis has chosen tor the War Department:
L. Pope Walker Esq, Of Alabama, one OF the most
distinguished citizens of that STATE and one believed
TO be lifted in every respoc: for the responsible place
70 wEich he !.us beer called.
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Tha Voice OF lie Majority.

II a.! OF his laJe haranSues Mr. Lincoln endea7or
ed 70 impress his auditors the duty OF submission
TO the will OF tho rnjority. On one OCCASION
nc is reported TO have said, tia, he'd the ma
jori,y Of The people decided against him, he would
have chcer.uly scqaiesced "a the Gec.e= thus pro-
nounced. lie is pledged, therefore. to administer
li:c Govcrament upon :c principles antagon:stic g
h!s own party, or TO decline m acceptance OF the
crca, office which lie can claim by the forms OF
law. This IS made plain by .&e following facts and
figures:
Wees aya!s: Lincoln in si .!e States in the Press
dial election. 2.S67 ,5sl
vo:a in favor o. Lincoln. ST., $40
Mujor.: agss, Lincoln. l,eol,'5l
Will Lincoln. il the language Of the Immortal
Henry, "subuissivey bow TO the majesty Of the peo-
pier Will he obey or resign Every body knows
that Lc will 10 neither.
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t,7,vr,sr So7rcs cs-Collector Colcock,

IMPORTANT NOTICE Collector Colcock, 81
Charleston, S. c., publishes notice in the
Charleston papers, relative to the collection of
duties upon imports. de states that vessels
from States not members of the Confederate
States Of America, except Texas, will, from
and after this date, be regarded as foreign
vessels, und as such, must enter, clear, pay
fees, and comply with all the laws and resna-
tons in force on the first Of November last
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pEHIr:NTILikY OF VIRGINIA..

iSgT4CrCEEn a. tta astitutloa, and sold there AID
ASss;s ..crs No - pexr s:ree, the following
- 7sIucei prices to-wh:
-. Si,e, and grosaes
-.&tr Ch!idrea snd Servant s;.ots
j@>s:s .s! Car; Harness OF every ieScTp''".
|N'.t:a, bands, Lcaih". Uose
".s9.,. Ca-;s,
!:.y' -2t " "tecibssTo=:
a-i-'oc=s. safes, &C.
|';T.-c 81: gIaid Co,,o1s
*:7s,s: az !.!:s-ys &c. piaatsuoL hAaco
-. -.:e C!o;hi.s for Servants
H.. =: =. above aTfices hand and foT sale, or via
- --?sr=d or o.her Job work done TO order, ou
r :I:ts .<' cash. - prrcGal customers only on
r.. :.-::
:s:' ZOE III country, T1t ssusfsctUry references
=: : E;:eai:! %. address E. u. NIMMO,
--e.. t..,. 81 S,,r.l...rs- 80 p.,lfeofIarv
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OSE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
Ellis. Of Nor;h Carolua, has issued bis pro-
clamat;on offering reward OF 81 900 tor tne
arrest of James r. S Chapman, late OF The
county of Guiiford. who is charged with the
murder of Martha Penix, late Of the same
county. Chipman is described as being hve
feet eis sht or ten inches high, is sparely built
and has black hair and eyes.
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The Markets.

B.L1tsoRs Fob e8-rlour is dul Howard stsset sna
Ohio s3 ST. whea. /, nrm Corn has dechng
mixed 55a59 cts; yellow osaoo cts ProVisions au en-. WI
changed CoGee hrzn at l2Asl8 cents. Whskey IscS-
Ngs Yoxr, Feb. aG-cotton II quiet, With .sair' o'
1T0p bales, Flour s quiet and unchanged Wheatn saay
.rn 78s77 Provisions are heavy. Whtksy frm sugar
4, arm; Mu.covado 4a5x. Coffee Is 1rm a. New s
Orleans Noassss 8Sa86. Resn 25ase Tufp&nSne ssaos
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E,o- UaaT,inytou CITY.

~ ,rc,ar Feb o6-It Is believed th.. Mr Franklin /.
h,itnts will be voted down IN the Peace Congress snd
- tha, Mr. Crendens Recommendation Wal oe
r r-,snc.ns resolutions not formally before the
ause Of Representatives to-day but we're reteeu " ~
d,ns,s a. likely to be voted on tomorrow
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xann,sal zsaur,gn ut Washington.

WAsnSeros, Feb. 23.-l p. m.-Fice Pres'
deaf uau.Iin arrived here early this morning
having come on from New York by lust even
ing's train, without stopping on the way
H. visited bath Houses Of Congress this morn
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prace Congress.

w,su,x.ros Feb. 2s.-Tbe Peace Congress had or,s'
;n ,nniyht The subject I. ss widely open os e1e.'
Sou. remot. hope entertained Of an adjustment
~ 70 TIrvio;l
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TUE Law Of TIE LAND.-Mr. Lincoln, in one
oi his speeches, says the Chicago platform
should nov be considered the law of the land.
See how the people ratified the Chicago plat
form at the late election:
Vote against the Chicago platform 2,s61, ,59l
Vote in iavcr Of the Chicago platform l,s65, $40
Majority opposed TO Chicago platform l,ool, ISL
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Talr,y.s.x.h consress--seeond Session.

TMIrtysSfKIN NOkirTtf" 5cSV1-e~
WAs1ISoroS, Feb 26, 1861.
sxS.reThe Senate discussed the Colorado Territorial
bill The uouse smeudaen: was adopted ana toe OH
stands passed The Nevado Territorial BILL was PASSED.
to th. Post kou:e b ccncr:red 10 and the bill pass
I'd The aruy bill, taken up snd discussed ut
The Senates amendments to the Consular anu paponac
h;li were recrdsd from and the bill passed
Horsx-The He:se postponed, by vote OF 1eV 70 ~
Mr. Stan,ons Force Bill, Ill. Thursday; thus orlns'ns an
dor The rn!: not 30 sign any e three days bs
fore au adournmeu:. This equivalent to a defeat
The repor, OF Comuee Of Thirty-thres was taken
ksn up a"d aehsted The day Has spso' 'o
. y,t. : III vropably be taken tomorrow.
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REDUCTION IN THE House Or REPRESENTA-
TlrEs-The action of the seeded States vii
reduce the number of members in the next
United States House Of Representatives as fol-
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RS: i: she Ser!-Wee.iy Enquirer HI
10 !i.Ies or less Tor the first inser.
-, -; nj. ger ,Ia.rs 20. each continuance; orh
-. 80 be considered by the month Or
- - N' .,.r;8,! OF he Manuscript, or previously
:. ....',, s,,wrea ne Ra-.its.
e. i"'' no; .nSrsed on The copy for speclfed
'-'' -,:1s,. ni, oe conlinued un:il ordered out,
.''. -. :, ,..c:ea s::o-dingly.
-, e AortsrssXhSTS.-To avoid any misun0er.
y .h- pst CT the Anaral Advertisers, Il Is pro
: " "Ssi:,,'y ,.lt ;he!r privileges only extends TO
- -. .=,i.s.s. Rea! Estate Legal aad all other
T. -. s.s: Is them, 10 be an additional charge,
-, ....:c sa: c-rcrs, Agents Advertisements not
= 49,! hy :ae :ssr hut TO be charged at the usual
:: ..:H iiscren:s as shall be agreed upon.
- sni s-ss!y advertisers, generally. en-
: -. ,quare,, With The ps.rllt &c Of change
:. ,s.. yearly a. eragc. 10 aug oEe week, Insert
-, - - ssour. agreed upon ss the s'andiag rule
-, -,-.-s:, sad XII exceudics sueh amount 10 be
80. 81. -.sSl rates.
500. ,.SurIKlR" ADVERTISING sEEBT Is puLrsh.
. ,c.:r ". monthly circulation Is twenty thou
-, Advertisements inserted a. e5 cents per Ine.
A. - Ives 20 ,hi, Office may be remtted per nall, IN
: ..v5.J!s 8..,S aotes, Vre0isertd a. the risk OF
u3:,ua.i-s s>j T-ibctes Of Respect, exceeding
-. Sc charged TO- "a advertisements.
. --s, stistarse must b. accompanied with the aS'
g, satisfactory references. TO Insure execution
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N:Ina'E NfS MILL,

SIIUNNU6 .NtLE
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
.m -o~ prepared 10 supply any demand for
.l.SrkR. FRESH GROUND, for The Fall crops-
Is ..vcg cf Lump is large; selected from Tie puEe*'
So Nora scotal Qusrres, With sp.eia! reference tc
L..re., IN SrLeEhTs or LINZ
=: he heavily increased patronage, the repu-
- e: h.1d shall be fully sustained tor F0atTT ard
~. f:-r..:At.Cy JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
- -. O.Ece Ne. IL pe4rl street
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no::ELsS & GREGORY

Ho:ELHS & GREGORY
--.S1 ThE COURTS OF HANOVER AND KING
"nL!AN.
: poCGLAs a;sv attends the Courts OF King and
=. ssa S-:o!lne.
!: : JrrGLAS, Ay.stt's, cling william.
.SrirSr. Ia, Old Church. Hxoover. Fcs lQ-cly
LAI"iIENrE s. l.a.tEE,
ATTORNEY At Law,
C-!cEs 10 :ns Courts CT the city .! R!chuoIe, sod
scu:i;:r. Of lIeurcc Hanover and Caroliae-
,.~.r Notary Public aud CcRrissioRe- ot the Unitod
a Cvl.; .. Claims.
:. a...a=r shp Iet-etn Mr. Ch.stslc White eCG hlm-
:. ,:.-.nv.d, h.s o:sce Is aow oa !lth street, J.s;
F.. L.Gcn, hSil.
c-...v i$-cly
!. Il. nHECK7EEIDGE &, ATTORNEY AT La ,
s-.,.crs In ;se Coa-.s Of bo;etoars and sdjchlne
=:
6oistor.: c:aaty Va
--it
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VA. r PcoH
eIiILIF kAHM,
MACHINE MORN S.

GTCUNOTD, "a.
'aE.':NcTCEES Steam Engines Of every description
.ar sz. Circular Saw Mills, Mill Gearing, Mining
s. o. every description. Castings IN lroa and bra'f
.L,-. -a.ic. Feb S-siy
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R1fkmon0 Enquirer,

BY TYLER, WISE / ALLEGRE.
S--------=--:
MORNING. FEBRUARY
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rsa Richmond Enquirer,
Nv sys;.wsrKLr AND WEEKLY
s:::..r ,,,,frR. ?H.. MISE " ALLsGRE.

TE%MS: - s ,L.
:irs" seven Is; she;sr period than one
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The national Republican., 1861-04-23

1874. $4,000 buff-colored adhesive envelopes,
very smooth and thick, ~ inches by
81 inches square, for documents, per
l35. 100000 buf-coored envelopes, not adhe-
sive, very smooth and thick, y inches
by 81 inches square, for documents,
per N.
1876. 100000 buf-colored envelopes, not adhe.
sve, very smooth and thick, inches
BY 81 inches square, for documents,
per Nj.
1877. 5000 amber-colored adhesive envelopes,
very smooth and thick, to suit the
Bath paper, per ".
1873. 5000 amber -colored adhesive envelopes,
very smooth and thick, to suit the
note paper, per NJ.
The adhesive envelopes must be gummed an
inch each side of the centre Of the 'appels.
By the act approved June II, 1914, the Secre-
tary Of the Senate Is " directed to confne his
purchases exclusively TO articles of the growth
and manufacture Of the United States, provided
the same can be procured of such growth and
manufacture of suitable quality, and at reason
able prices, upon as good term, as to quality and
price as can be obtained Of foreign growth and
manufacture" preft reuce will therefore be
given 10 the productions of American industry ;
and all persons making proposals to supply any
article will state whether the same 10 of the
growth and manufacture of the United States.
The articles must be delivered ut the office Of
the Secretary of the Senate at Washington, free
Of any charge for carriage, on or before the goth
of June NEXT
Every article must Be Of the very beat quality,
unless an inferior qualify is called for.
1t Is estimated that the quantities above men.
toned will be required for the first session but
the right Is reserved to the Secretary to order,
upon giving reasonable notice, any additional
quantities during that session, or for any subse-
quent session OF Thrty-seventh Congress,
A sufficient specimen OF each article proposed
for (of paper half quire, and of envelopes 25)
10 to accompany ths proposal, and to be marked
with the name OF the proposer, and the price o
the article and of paper the weight per ream
The whole Of each article specified in the fore.
going list will be deemed class; and the per.
son offering TO furnish any such class at the low
est price Equality considered) will receive CON
tract for the same on executing bond, with two
or more sureties satisfactory to the Secretary Of
the Senate, for the perform lnce thereof, under a
forfeiture OF twice the contract price In case o
failure, which bond Is to be fled in the Office o
the said Secretary within ten days after the pro
posals have been accepted.
If any article contracted for should not be de-
livered within the time stipulated, or should b,
inferior in any respect to the sample, the bond 0
the contractor will be put in suit
Proposals should be endorsed " Proposals 70
Stationery for the Senate" aud be directed to tn
Secretary of the Senate ut Washington.
; Proposals and specimens must bs delivered a
the Office free of charge.
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