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Fort sumter.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, whose editor, Mr.. GREELEY,
now divides with the conservative SEWARD,
(author of the " irrepressible conflct,'O the
confidence OF the Executive insists that d" the
reason of the surrender of Fort Sumter must
not be misunderstood. Ii is done wholly be-
cause it cannot now be reinforced before the
supplies of the garrison are exhausted. The
writer adds, that the rumor- about Fort Pick
ems being given up are entirely unfounded.-
Ills iortr. S. can be reinforced, and II will be.
Anextra session of Congress SIS is likely to be soon
called To supply the omission OF the last, and
enable the Admins tration TO assert the au-
thorty OF the Government. The policy will
probably be 10 repeal the laws making ports
OF the seeding States ports of foreign entry,
and TO station national vessels thereat to pre-
Vent foreign importations."
The Tribune anticipa ties a howl of triumph
from The Secessioniss, but insists that the al.
legged Withdraw wal is only the crouch Of the IT,
ger before he takes his spring, which we regard
a. nn apt and truthful similtude. The whole
history of Fort Sumter reflects go nal credit
Oh sou I'll Carolina and shame on the Govern
ut. 1t obtained posses sion OF that fort by
a violation OF good faith, and it gives it up
only from Necessity. The Carolinians, on the
other hand, who, at any moment during An
pghsoA's occupation OF Moultrie, might have
s,iz Fort Sumter, stood by their word like
the honorable people they arr, and all the
hazards AID libors OF this protracted seige
ali the sacritices oi money, OF ease and OF fire.
Size harpli.ess II has CAUSED all the pain Of
mothers hearts, who have given their only
SONS TO their country, and ali the apprehen-
sions which have darkened once cheerful
dwellings, have been borne with more than
Ro nan, with Christian, fortitude, by people
WAC can die, bat who cannot surrender their
honor and self respect. Noble, virtuous, he
roe SIite II is for those who pirate OF no
adjustment, to join themselves to tLee, bright
sxemplar OF true chivairy, and to feel honored
by the union!
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go MEETING of the citizens OF the
county OF Henrieo, will be held on
SAnukpAl. the 18th inst. at the COUNTY
CURT HOUSE, to take into consideration tn
political condition Of our country All parties
are particularly requested to ajteul Distinguish :
ed speakers will be invited to address III e meet.
ing. MANY CITIZENS OF Hen RICO
NH I3-at
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The Indies Secessjonists.

A lady CORES pondent asks why it is so large
a majority of the ladies are secessonists and
suggests as reason that they are not politi-
clans, but go for the good of the country,
without reference to party
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NOTICE.-There will be MASS
- MhkFlNG OF THE CITIZENS OF RICH
MoND, al the AFRICAN CHURCH, on FRIDAY
NIGH at "a clock, to express their opinion in
regard TO the lmmadinte secession Of the state Of
Nirgi nia from Black Republican rule.
NE By request, the Hon. X. A. PRYOR will
address the meeting. MANY CITIZENS.
ME l4-2t
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M Cr{sfeufen.

What has become of Mr.. CRIrrENpgN's ap-
pontment to the u. S. Supreme Court, which
was TO ba a substitu for the CRITTESDES
Compromise, What chance has any man for
Office who does not bear the yoke of onr Black
Republican master?
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Sc Fire Insurance.
AGENCY OF THg ALBBMARLF Iss Co !
OF CHARL0TTEsvILLB, Va,
Richmond, 18th March 1891 \
Elements Of q GOOD Policy
lat. II must BIO issued by good company
I'd. 1t must be properly drawn up, 30 as to cover
the properly intended to be insured
The above promised, beg to call the attention
ef my friends, and the public generally, to two
LIST That am still the Agent OF the AlggsAgLE
ISsCRAScB COMPANY.
I'd. That have now had 2s YEARS of constant
laborious, studious experience in the INSURANCE
BUSINESS
Acting for the above safe, responsible Company,
W hicb, after three years connection with them as
their agent in this city-during which time have
settled quite number Of losses-I can most cor
daily recommend and having the advantages Of
can offer to those wishing FIRE issURASes such
policies As Will afford proper indemnify.
Please call Oh the undersign ned.
THOS M ALFKIEND, Agent,
NH l%--ot llth street, Richmond, Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IA. iss
ARRIVED

| fokT tf hitH NUN u MARCH ia iHoi
| High Water This day (Friddy) dte4 O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, skinner, New York,
mdze. and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
>chr. Mtrshail, Chichester, New York, mize.
D. Il W. Currie.
schr. VIM s. Triplett, Pritchett, Baltimore,
guane, Bacon d Basserviil.
schr. Nahion Bette, Endecott, Philadelphia,
raj road iron, Central K. X. Co.
SAILED.
schr. Arctic. Tucker. dow n the river, light
schr. Merry Tice, Tice, down the river, light.
Rio JASgIKo, Jan. IL Arrived, bark Ann z.
Grant, Richmond. 2oth.-bark Virginia, Rich
mOud.
BosroS. Mach II Arrived, schr. Chas. ALI
strum. Richmond aud City Point
BALTIMORE. March l3.--Arrl we'd, scbrs. Inland
Peters burg l.. Phleger, Norfolk. Cleared, sch
Ellen Gold borough, Richmond Altarata. Nor
folk.
NEWPORT. March lo.-Arrived schrs. M. S.
Par ridge, Petersburg, for Rockland; Ada Ames,
kochlaud, for Richmond sailed, schr. j. IL Ia
ker, harwich, for Norfolk Annie, Edith, Cam
den, for do.
NEW LoxDoS, March ll.-Arrived schr. John
c. Henry, Norfolk.
NEW YORK., March 10 Cleared, schrs Alexan-
dr. M, York kiver; j. NanZaudf, James River.
Arrived. schrs. Senator, Norfolk, Golden Rule,
Rappahanaock.
A,gxASdRIA, March l3.--Sailed, schr. Samuel
5. 0rice, Norfolk.
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BE- RIG oED THEAT THE.

KUEKRL i MoxLEY Sole Lessees nd Managers.
|. B. P8ILLIPs. Stage Manager.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
or TIE
Unrivalled
YOUNG AMERICAN TRAGEDiENNE,
MIS- S Il TIE NJ A N
On which occasion she will appear ia her great
character of the
HUNCHBACk BRIDE,
In Mrs. s. +. Bateman's splendid Tragedy Of
GERA Id Ne,
Which will be performed for
THIS NIGHT ONLY
And the beautiful omady character Of
GkRTREDE
In the delightful Comedy of the
LITTLE TREASURE.
MR.. H. L. BATEMAN
OLD BARD AND PRIOR ANSELMO,
Supported 10y the
ENTIRE COMPANY.
MISS BATEMAN
COMEDY AND TRAGEDY.
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RT..........9S Yeurs Ago!.s"........-Ha
I commenced the practice and study Of the IN
sURANCE BUSINESS, and have been engaged In
il ever since. | have issued many hundreds Of
Policies, and settl ed Losses amounting to many
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, and Have had such
experience la the business that know how
lat. To frame Policy and
I'd How loss should be settlad And ia esa
are gssRsTfAL POINTS, as every man aequainted
with the business knows, and AZ many others
Know, who have held inadequate Policies, even
IN good companies, or have not understood how
their losses al auId be settled
Acting as Agent for the JEFFERSON JNSJJR-
ANCE COMPANY. Of Scottsville, Va, a Company
whieh can warmly commend to my friend. and
the public as reliable, safe and liberal am pre-
pared to issue for them
FIRE POLICIES on Buildings, Machinery, Furui-
, tnre Merchandize, and other properly:
MAXINE POLICIES ON Vessels Freig hts and
oargoes, to and from all parts of the world );
POLICIES on the Lives Of Slaves. All ON fayora
BILE terms. "
Losses promptly and literally adjusted and
THos. NJ. ALFRIEND. Agent, nth St,
mn I3-9 Richmond Va
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GALES OF 10 H0 -SHEADs T0B1CC0

-
= BY B0WCOCK Il BROWN, on ACCOM- OF
DIR. JOHN r: WOODS, OF ALBEMARLE.-Niue
hoS'heats Long LEAF, averaging 0.5s; the en-
tire crop Of LEAF 10 hog shead, ayera cling SIC 10
! ,hogshedds Lutis at SIS; hogsheads frosted
LUGS ~ and s. Sc.
In advertising the sale of the above crop of To-
BACCo, We feel il to be our duty to state for the
benefit Of our Tobacco planters, that the largest
portion was planted during the months of July
and August.
Or. Wonps having sowed his plant bed the last
OF February. aud no rain falling for several
weeks, the seed did not terminate until very iate
hence, his plants Were too small to tr4usulsn
during the seasonable weather In May and be.
slnnlug OF June. The hne preparation If he soil
however and the application OF suitable fertil-
! n, with Iudieious cultivation ana nice
what may be done under tue most adverse cir
cumstances. We trust the Doctor may De Induced
to write out In detail his entire management of
the Tobacco crop, from the plant bed to the hogs.
bead; and in asking this of him, we are sure we
but speak the sentiments of the entire Tobacco
growing region Of our state.
NH I5-li BOWC0fK BROWN
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.


T CST-A BOND, for Negro hire. PAYABLE to
IL Mrs. Peachy Crump. for go, for hire Of Sallie
7he BOND Is dated 18th March, 1881, and signed
by me The finder will please leave il al PATTEn
son WILLIAMS factory, or at this Office.
NH l5-lt$ q. w REALLY,
| OsT-betweeu this city aud treIerlcks burx,
IL Il LETTER, addressed 10 J. Warren slaugh-
ter, containing q NEGOTIABLE NOTE for two
hundred aud one dollars, at four months, from
January Isl, 1851 drawn by John II Clark to he
order of John T CLARK, and endorsed by said John
7. Clark. The public are cautioned against trad
ing tor the said note, as payment has been
stopped. NH Ii--6tl JAS. t., FiCkLEN.
a. STRAY ED-from the subscriber, near
}~SVthe new Fair Grounds, abOut ten days
since. a large DARK BAY MARE. She had
on high heel shoes; her left front foot shows
cut. and the end of her tail had been clipped. She
in low order when she LETT. will give a
ward Of FIVE DOLLARS for her return 10 me. near
the Fair Grounds or if LETT in this city, that can
get her. [mh I3--lw*l ELISHA JACKSON.
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= THEFLAG OFTHE soUTHra,

80 con fEDERACs will fs..-. r-zzyzzzs=z-ss-,
be raised at G H + I + R, on 81 %. -
TUESDAY next, 18th inst, ~ Il -----------I1--
o'clock NJ at WHICH time addresses will he deliv-
cred by MesSrs. Z. b. douglas Gen kemper
Charles +. Collier Gen August don r. A. PRIV
or, Thos. NJ Isbell, and others.
For the convenience of those who wish to at
tend, the Cars will leave Richmond and Peters
burg at 10 NJ.
The public is respectfully invited to attend.
NH lists
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5 REW ARD--RanAway from m

~ 20 NE " I'M " - FandWay TIVIH Ehe
TN subscriber, about the middle of January,
m my Man MANUEL" said negro is about
~ five feet ten inches in height, bushy head
-A-x~ of hair and very dark muIatto and has
slight imped ment in his speech when spoken 10.
said negro is believed to be lurking about Atlees
Station, in Hanover county, or about Richmond
The above reward will be paid for his apprehcn-
Jail, or to b. r. JONES, in King William CO., Va.
TH0S. BOSWELL,
NH lin Junction ? O., Hanover Co, Va.
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City Limits.

A Henrico correspondent urges the prompt
passage of the bill in the Legislature extend
ing the city limits.
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l CITY COUNCIL.-The following
49, persons will be supported for the CITY
COUNCIL in
MADISON WARD:
Peachy r. Grattan, Geo. W. Randolph
Geo. X. Crutchheid.
,pb1
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Rirtmono Dispatrh.
MARCH Is, 1851
the WEEKLY pISpArCls.

The WEEKLY DeeArca 10 issued this morn /.
ing Among the contents Ii an interesting
literary article. entitled Sheridanana :" the
proceedings OF the State Convention, and the
general news OF the day. besides the nsusi
Editorial, Local summary, and Commercial
review.
Price, cents at the counter, or cents when
In wrappers ready for mailing TO the country.
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IA $40 KEW AnD.--One OF my servants,
ca named ROBERT JAMES, ran off on Thurs
tsA day last. He /, q Ditcher, exclusively, and
~ took of his tools with him, with a view
-NsEa doubtless 10 obtain work his own
account, to which he had been accustomed before
! purchased him. / will pay the above reward
FOR his apprehension and delivery to me.
NH 9-lw JAMES LYONS
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The Georgia Sta t. Convention has adouteA
resolutions ELEMENTARY 70 Gen. Twiggs.
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RUN AW AVS.

IA S10O D.-Ranaway from the
CTY Mid otbian Pits. n NEGRO MAN, named
"a JAMES. lie is quite black, and of medium
~ slalue. He is quite Intelligent, read
*. aud write, aud may have pass IN his pos
session. l will give the above reward If taken
up beyond the limits of this state or TW ENTY
DOLLARS if taken up in the State, and delivered
To me in Richmond He may be lurking about in
the city of Richmond, as he has many acluaint-
anCes in it. 70. LYME, Agent.
FUh l5-tf MetrnDo' ian Hall.
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a., YALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

G. UABLE REAL ESTATE ON
~: BROAD AND NINTH STREkTS.-We offer
for sale the valuable property located as
above. known u the BROAD STREET HOTEL"
it has trent II 1870 feet and depth of $50 feet to
wide, paved alley, with entrance into city chi
verts- The buildings this lot now rent for
abb u, - 2J0. We will sell the whole or any part
oil This valuable properly on long credits or vi Il
lease out the for ten years or if desi red By
Mrmanent len trts, the r1perty Will be improved
by the erection Ct handsome ir n from teueinents
aI.nlY q lmh l5-hrI GnnnIN " ADHESION
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NAppTEn.


At the Tabernacle, In New Kent county, on
"wednesday the 7ar af February, by Elder u L.
Tavinr. Mr. SAMUEL s. EDWARDS and Miss
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@F?.s fOH II ~ For The remainder OF the
S;"' wear, DWELLtNG-HOUSE on Grace SIT,
~ door above First, containing IL rooms with
kitchen, laundry, servants rooms aud stable at
tached; bath rooms, gas and water through the
house Possession given Immediately.
AL~p-Fhat large and convenient f0ur-story
BRICK HOUSE on the north side Of Grace be-
tween F0u hee and Adams streets, containing 8
rooms with kitchen attached and water aad gas
through It, and l. altogether one of the most de-
siiabiy located and conveniently arranged houses
in the city. Possession given immediateiy
mh lj--dt IA. NJ TAA LDR SON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



RE- Auction. =. Boots. Shoes and Hats, TIL
MORNING, by 4. q q. u. DAVENPORT,
NH I5-lt Auctioneers.
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(tHEAP JOB PRINTING,

owing TO the hard time, and there being very
little business DONG Will execute any Kind Of
JOB PRINTING at rs per cent. less than ordinary
charges
well to consult their interest by calling on me to
get their PRINTING done neatly, promptly aud
cheapiy. GEO. w. GARY
Practical Book and Job Printer,
nh l3--StE Pearl St. betw Main And Cary
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i, nD Ono 90. l. ~ Il 10. A tULo-,
& RICHMOND, March II, Isoi. :
III Order No. Nv.
u Assemble at the room over No. Engine
House, this tFRiDAf) evening, 18th instant, al 4
o clock, for Tho TRANSACTION of Company business.
by order Of Capt. Ro. F. MURRIss.
L he A 1sS
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"a RICHMOND, March Is. b. 1861. {
III Order No. -.
u The commissioned aud commissions ed OF
hcers Of his Regiment will attend meeting on
n',IOck. at the office OF Co. THos. J EVANS, in
Beviu'S Block. husiness OF Importance will be
transaced. BY ordsr of Col. EyANs
NH i5-?t* WI. r. TODD
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49, fUK KEN I-Iwu lut SIS III 2ist It .
A.a con aiming four ro0IGS each, with water in
the yard Possession given immeaiately-
Price slo each per month Apply to
Mrs NJ. A. CUROTTI,
NH l=--3t& On Main hrtue IN . m .nd alst ~.
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High Water this day Friday at 81 o'clock.
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. y HO! For OK EGON.-There will
N/e be pubic TEMPERANCE MEETING
X held IN the Division Room of Artisan
+ y Division, No. l2", sous of temperance,
4 On this 4 RiDAlJ ovening, 18th inst, al
d clock The public are invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the w. Z.
NH I5-u% A r GLENN
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1871 STRING TRADE. IocI

Al BLAIR L. co. have OH hand several
lu. choice brands OF
MOUNTAIN WHISKY,
Such as L. Bamgafdner Co.. Summerdean. gen
uiBe Bourbon, direct from The manufacturer in
kentucky, and also
WAITS PUNE RYE AND WHEAT wHiSKEY.
or all the above brands, We have it from one TO
i've years old.
All who wish pure articie, will do well to give
them call.
Richmond, March i5 lS6l. NH is-3m
- Z. =. =, = - -, !. a., - -
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BEAUTIFUL PIANOS.-JAs.
- wooDhoCsE Co. have lately
" eds, ssysTsi 1e scs sps esas,.
uimiiy finished in Rosewood cases
These Instruments have all the reliable mcAers
Inpfovenents-the French Grand Action, over
sInlhgs, New Scale, and entire Iron Frame
ne saosert hers have been engaged in this bu-
s,ness Tor nearly twcnty years. ana IN all their
SsApsfisnSo they have never sold an indifferent
riano. They are offered at the Manufacturers
prices, and warranted In al respects.
oid Pianos taken in pa ri payment
NJ Pfanos tuned and repaired.
ORDERS from the country faithfully executed.
JAMES W00pnoCsE y CO..
mn ls-etssdp) Booksellers and Statiopers.
HEYN COW FOR NALE--A nrst-r rate
Va4k1N No. young cow for sale. Hav-
lag too maay TO feed. Is the only rea.
soa for selling. Apply south side VI
broad At corner of 23d, or at No. 3oS Main st.
n GKAYS, ATrENTlON.--Msm6e desi-
rous Of disposing VI their ed gsyorss Isats, are
M requested TO leave them, with their nance at
taeheds Win Sergeant WM. Ina SNirn smsss-
di.fsfy BY order
fe @--ss T. w. BRANCH list Ssrst.
ARD.-ioe packaxes wssEsTa aud KsSSsd
NH IA MAssIE = PLEASANTs.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

r. -. :. .. 49, .'':' ''''pe1ts.,) -
The object Of this suit is to recover against tn
defendant the sum of TWO hundred and two dol
lars and sixtythree cents. Affidavit having been
made that the said defendant, James I'll. Tomp-
klns, Is not resident of the State Of Virginia be
Is hereby required to appear in the said Clerk :
once, within one mouth after due publication
hereof, and do what may be necessary 10 protsc,
his interest. A Copy-Teste
NH 7-l4w!w 70 HOWARD Clark
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d HEADQ'Rs SD RECT VA MlLIrIA,}
a March 18th, 1851. {
III Order No. 10.
u hoard of Officers, composed of the FIELD
and COM NAN DING OFFICERS OF companies of
the 33d Regiment, Will convene at the Office OF
CUi. }. +. Harrison, on TUESDAY, the 18th OF
March, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
in tins order, Commandments of Cavalry compa.
uie, are incl uded
By order of Col. DAvIs.
m II
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MCKINNEY CO., MANAGERS
The following are the drawn Numbers OF GE0R-
Ola STATE LvFTERr. Claes sls, drawn ut sa-
vannsh, Ga, March lsih, lsdl:
"a ~ 81 ~ ~ ~ 10 50 % ~ 81 %
circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
NH i5-lts SAVANNAH ia
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shehEhhTCELkBRATEDL LrSiMEsrT 10 ths soly sfs
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Corner Of HotraTd and AI1eer streets,
NEW York. July 8, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and win be re-
ceLysd at this office untl IL O'Clock Tn or MONDAY,
hs tn day Of f. J9J IHsssnt when they vii Ssb
ing materials for Army clothing. dnlIversble at
b s RSSssI m 91 Of SE @
z. .OOO va ds cloth, dark blue Cindso wool dyed,
Tor caps, H inches wide, to weigh IL ounces per
51S O9o y.rds cloth. dark blue, qndigo wool dyed,
yard.
$4,000 Iards Jersey, dark blue. (lndiEo wool
ryiiled' 81 n0hes Wide' to weigh z ounces
7% g. yards ks1,s. ss, blue. ndIso wool Dyed }
$50 yards SKY blue feelpg Goth. '...
Y a. SEQ SCS yS,dsS S.tS! bee; G1sity bsck Alpaca
DYED s. inches wide, to weigh 70 ounces pr ,afd.
$4,000 yards flannel, cotton and wool, dsTk blue.
yards fsHhsi, rEIts. 1octton' to- 'sf% and woo
Rs6ss Viz v5s' g SsisS 81 oTpsss e per y.Id
weigh ouToes per yrrd
$4,000 yards cotton drilling. unbeaohed n INCHES
400 yards cotton drilling cached 81 inahe IS
VICE 80 ecd 10 9,S TsiEh f,S 91nGes fI per yard:
quality.
1880 yards cotton muslin, upblsached, So inches
5000 yards black silesia, % inches wide hest
l5O.e 800 yards canvas padding. "
al'Oe"tsrds buokram' 20 inches wide, best qual-
2O4. 900 sheets w.dding, cotton.
1000 pieces tape % yards white, Il inoh ride.
- silk twist best suslity, per pound.
linen thread, w. !. No. % HsG and GNSaH N0. &c.
$500 linen thread, blue, No 80 and 20, per pound.
1908 linen thread. assorted oolors No. s. and 20,
4.uOO spOoIs cotton.
$50 gross hooks and eJes.
2ss gross coat buttons, best quality.
10 60 gross vest buttons, boat suaity.
$3.50 sro.s iuspendor buttons, best quality.
100, 900 Yards cOttOL cord
2oO,OOC army blankets, wool, gray (wIth the letters
and feet ihche. WI aids' s''1 70 &sth e
100000 P.irs of half stockings, graz, .izes, prop
twisted yarn. 70 weigh spounds per dozen pairs.
$4,000 black fslt hats. bert quality, made OF
Scotch h and Ensllsh coney and Russia hare.
2Ogn hat cords. woTttcd, b ue, s. l6 inch dIArs-
ter, with a tassel az eaoh snf, two inches long.
2ooCo1 black ostrich feathers. IL inches long.
i,4S gross 6ucfls for neck stocks. ..,-fH
- leather, for neckistOokB. . .a.-. ....'s ..
-ylzor !eather, for caps.
leather, for chin straps for caps.
20.n0 feet mOroooO -.
500 psirs ". G. ). brass scales.
| 500 pairs sorHeantS' brass scales,
lS2cOv pairs corporals and privates' brass scales.
All the above mentIo ed articles must oonfor IN
| this Offoe, where they NAV be examined and sd
ditionsl Information received eOnoerni0g tnem-
"a OTlcatIons, bids from man faotursrs or rsIu II
dealers viii be preferred, which must be made for
as are b. ths sdSsr ssms aaE
and the sample IN this ofoe, but contracts will
be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder who
hail furnish satisfactory securities for the faith
| ful performance thereof.
psoo Of bu siness must be distinctiy stated IN ie
| proposal. together with the names, address, and
Tss vii &c
enteIeh lnto within ten days after the acceptance