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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-03
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-09-26
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
MATTERS IN THE KANAWHA VALLEY.

GALLIPoLIs, Sept. l5--We are yet with.
out particulars of the late battle before
Charleston. All accounts agree, however,
that the enemy were severely handled, and
rep1lsed with great slaughter. COL Light-
burne gave the citizens of Charleston one
hours notice in which to leave the town.
Refugees say that our troops marched thro'
the streets of Charleston going toward Elk
River in admirable order, with bands play
ing, and formed their line of battle as if on
dress parade. This place is full of refugees
and contrabands, who came down the KaI
nawha in every direction, most of whom
are in destitute circumstances.
Col. Lightburne took the Ripley road 60.
ing towards Ravenswood, on the Ohio river,
where he arrived this evening, bringing bis
trains through in safety. Steamers have
been sent to his assistance. &
Our loss is yet unknown. The 47th Ohio,
9th Virginia, and one company of the End
Virginia cavalry, who were cut of at Sum-
merville, succeeded in joining COL Light.
burne, and were in the fig bit at Charleston.
There are. five hundred sick and wounded
soldiers at this place, having been sent from
Charleston before the fight took place. The
churches, school houses and court house are
full. The enemy are supposed to be NOV.
ing slowly down the kanawha.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-09-26
News from Washington.
A CARD FROM ca

A CARD FROM CASSlUS M. CLAY.
WASHINGTON, September l9.-In reply
to inquiries concerning the truth ofreports,
and in answer to rumors that Lee has turned
McCIeIIan's left flank and is now between
him and Frederick, it is sufficient to say
that there is no truth in them whatever.
Cassius M. Clay publishes card today,
denying that he has ever said word to the
President about Governor Morgan, or in
favor of making him the commander of the
Northwestern graud division of troops. He
(Clay) has never proposed any other way
of carrying on the war than by the consti.
tuted authorities (; nor has he desired the
overthrow of President Lincoln, or the
establishment of dictatorship under Ere.
mont "or any other man." He (Clay)
calls upon the country to sustain the Presi-
dent as he himself does. He pronounces all
the assertions concerning him calumnies.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-09-26
PARTICULARS OF WEDNESDAYS
BATTLE

BALTIMORE, September ia gentle
man who left the battlefield on Wednesday
night, confirms the statement of the re porter
of the Associated Press, at headquarters,
in every particular.
He says that our forces occupy the posi-,
tion chosen by the enemy at the commences
ment of the battle, and that the rebels were
driven back o mile and half at all points
except on our extreme right, which they
still held at the close of the day.
Our informant was all day within ten
yards Of Mcclellan, and he says that the
results of the day were regarded by the
General and bis staff as glorious victory,
though not a final one. There was no fall.
teriDg at any point in the line Of our whole
army. Our troops were exultaDt at the reS
suit of the previous days fight, and Nc.
Clellan was in the highest spirits.
The opinion of Mcclellan and those
around him was that the result would de-
pend on who got relnforcements first.
Our informant says that nothing had been
heard on the field of the capture of Long,
street or the killing of Hill, and that there
is no truth in either report.
Twenty thousand more reinforcements
we're expected to reach the field yesterday
from Harrisburg.
Our informant thinks the loss of the reb.
els fully equal to ours.
The gentleman who furnishes US with the
foregoing intelligence is one of our most
respectable and intelligent citizens, and he
says that the battle of Wednesday was not
a decisive one. 1t was contest in which
all the advantages we're with Mcclellan,
who occupied the field of battle at the close
of the day.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19th.-The InQuis
yer has special dispatch from Baltimore,
which more than confirms yesterdays good
news. Mcclellan, on Wednesday, gave the
rebels four hours to surrender. They re-
fused; and Mcclellan went at them again,
and the ground was literally piled with the
killed and wounded. They were complete
ly invested and surrounded on all sides,
and there was not the least possibility or
chance of escaping utter annihlation.
Mcclellan is only waiting his dispatch to
announce the complete success of his army.
This news was brought by an officer ac-
companying the body of the Colonel, and
is reliable.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-09-26
TERRIBLE DISAST E r

PITrsBURG, Sept. 1S.-Universal gloom
pervades the city, in consequence of
terrible disaster at Allegheny Arsenal yes.
terday.
A public meeting was held at the Board
of Trade rooms by citizens, to make ar
rangements for the relief of the families of
the sufferers.
Business was entirely suspended, all the
stores being closed at Il O'Clock.
The number killed and missing, as far as
ascertained, is 76. 1t is supposed it will
reach upwards of 80.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-09-26

1t is anticipated that the President
will grant General Mcdowell public trial
by court martial as soon as the Generals
who will take part in it can be spared from
the field. The friends of General Mellow.
ell are more earnest than his enemies, and
assert today that every general officer serv-
ing under Pope in the latter's late CAM
paign, unite emphatically in repudiating all
the aspersions on General McDowel's 10y
atty, courage, or efficiency during the CAM
paign. -, =. ..ro,,o
The national Republican., 1862-07-17
1ie5vERNMENr HDVTs.
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wi.S hH s si:IS. io Matilda 1dmfo, El.sesth Bush
sston siark and other. brothsrs T and HstsEs @ q
AI,n S,.rf Esss KsSuety couussss lwsr with
MSafco. < dstsS April, isso-Assu,ts :, 1853 y.
No 2ss, ior ,6o acies, is;usd sadsr the sss ~ q
vss - Srsnisd JAY !, ,isN--Aussys q - :.
No 90 p3o, ior leo acres, i.ued Under the ~ q
Ma on, 1855 ln ths naws q William nsssists , aad
sepscmbcf iaso, 10 me name Of Julian Mayi ssl
W. granted Apr! g. ls,2-AusIst 2, ises g. ., %. =.
ssssse ssss i "a ": @ nsn; slssisd Sass
No. 50 l.1, for 10 ae-ss, issued under the ., ef
March, 1856, 10 the nsne Of Laura widow Of Ira T.
Day aai Wa granted Ysbsaary ., nse-Asssst o,
10. q III, for 80 acres, isucd under the aot Of
March, 1856 is the name Of Sarsh widow Of Warren
RSmpps, ana wis srssted October 10, 1sos-Ausust
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mo IL 80, Tor 40 aeres bsued snder the - et
March, 1855 IN ,he naoe Of Elizabeth p, widow Of
Bsnjsmls W. Broohbouss and was granted Sspssm.
ber d, le56--Auguste y, 1867 ID LaiE. 1. LHgg.H-
|, No lS8, for 12o scfes, Issued onder the aot CT
March, 1stb, Ia the name Of Henry Ropes, and VA
granted April Is, 1885, August ., 1865
No " s9a, for 1So aoc.s, isu.d under the set Of
Msrcb ,fsSs, II the uans Of Elizabeth, widow Of
john aatdssr, and was granted October ., 1870
Hc. HS,o, for 1870 acre. sued spder tpe cot Of
March, 1853, IN the name Of Mary, widow ~ George
Wright, and WAS granted January ], la6-Ausun
No q s7s, for 10 acres, Issued under the anf Of
September, 1850, 10 the uame Of Guy IIober, and
Was granted October 81, 1ssl-AnTnst Q, 1869 " .U
No. ss,v.o for 10 acres, Issued under the set Of
September, 1850, In the name oil Content widow Of
Ella. Smith. luu., and Wa granted June rs, iss'--
No ., $50. for 10 acres Issued under the sot Of
September, 1880. Ia the name Of George Sherman,
and was granted July 20, lsbs-August 1862.
NO. 6,lf9, for 100 aores, issued under fhe act OF
March, 1855, 10 the name OF Abigail, widow af Levi
morse, snd was granted September u, 1sss-August
No 70 s33, for No acres. is,ued under the aot Of
March, 1885 In the name Of Cy low Of Cur.
tia Haichins, aud was granted November, 20, lsSs
No. 7s ,sss, for 100 aores issued under the sot Of
March, 1885. iu the name OF Timot y =. Jvhnson,
and wis granted March u lsss--AUgu tao, 1862.
tH. JOSEPH II. nAkkETl,
Coumiee0uoR.
The national Republican., 1862-07-17
,IianA.unY pnrAl,rnr,r,,

VIusEhsUHf DEPAkTmEsT
SEAL Ell PROPOSALS for the ioiiSs @ iss LON.
an, ius.day the ga Gay Of July a z o'clock N
lusntiies ss nay be directed and at such Il ne as
osl.s the as.s q he acc ptshss Of Sid AID the
1905 fset I.iibs inches White Pire Common
"a o,o C,uliins.s ! : Zee, ieny,,s yn,.
''' CuInys M 'ns ~ ies, lSsps is,h Mn' fns common
1900 Is.t iihs inehs, White Piss Common
Cullics., 10 feet leng.hs -,
linss, 10 ieet LEM gths-ioBsss srd gvooved
5000 feet sths inohss, White Pins II rohanta.
BILE Lsnssr, ie ftet lengths
5000 feet .ths inShes whi,s Fine hsrohants.
5000 isst lihs inches While Piss xsrsAa,ss.
=, bic t1nhsr, 1S feet lsegths
Sis isst 70 ~ ;shss q ;..s S;a' A's'Aaa
10000 ieet lths inches wkiis Piue Merchants.
BE Lsnesr. 10 feet lengths, 10 inssss
5000 itsi . sihs inches White Pine Msrehan,a.
bic Lumber, u to IA net length,
5000 iset Lab inches White PtaS Asrshaata,
sa' SS sC'S asnSs "a. We 10 '''s i'AssA'' plsnsd
bo0es :! bys Whit, Fine Nsrsha.sah's Luu
5000 M issi sSss - sSF Si. Il Pin. x.rsA.n,.p,, Lam
YER ii to 20 feet length. -
5000 f.s,s BY Il Whit. pis. n Asrchastab,s Lam
Der. 10 10 81 fsss lengths = ..rl
1000 ket lths inehss White Oak
1000 feet II 4 hs ibchss White Oak
1900 feet iths In. hes Mahogany
.,0oO feet ~ ha iLchrs MahoGany
200 feet 6.iths inches Mshegany
1000 feet 4ths inches Mahogany
90 ieet S.lths inches Mahogany
90, feet 10 sths inches Mahogany
The right reserved 10 accept avg part or As wAol
Of b,d offered or W iejeot ,he bids In whole or Il
part 1t be though thai The interests Of the Govern
meat dis'ate such ri .ct,on
8. n. CLARK, Acting ". giueer,
In chars. TreasaTy Dspartmsnt
iy Idiot
The national Republican., 1862-07-17
fNLAIMs AGAIhsr the UNITED srArEs

FINLEY BIGGER, Gate Register Of the U. q.
r,"asuryl and CHAkI.EB Il. SHERMAN, Coun
slon at Law, will devote their entire attention to
the prosecution end settlement Of demands sRAinst
the United Btatss, growing out Of the present wsr
including the Aooounts and Claims Of states, Con
tractors, and Disburslny Onloers appliostions fnr
the restoration Of property illegally slezod or CAP
tursd, and for compensation for the use Of privsts
property Tor Government parposes aud for dsmsges
toi the injury Of such property BY the army; 3or
military pay, psnsious, and bounty lands; And Tor
distrbuttye shares OF nOnies payable at The T'rea
sufy and due 70 sub. .cootraot0fs and others
They will also give legal adviss to olnimsnu ooa-
nsotorp, and TO unprofessionnl agents tn utiestDl
sases; and prepare written arguments when desirrd
with Nonresident Agents who may seud them
,.aams, An equitable divison Of commissions will be
Undispated Demands will bs oolles,ed And
romptly remitted for . oommlnasn OF from a haI1
Il two and half per cent depending on m
Anosnt; and negotiations with tho Departmsnts
eon Quoted on moderate terms.
by prompt attention, moderate Ohsrges, loug ar
peril noe, aud 9 minnte knowledge OF the OF Avs.
tegulstions, rules and prsoedrnfs, governing tSis
,lss. Of business - the bepsrmen,s, they hops 70
:endsr their services ssofui 70 olairsns sd USSHS
Rsfsrenss may BE- made to Msmbers Of Coo.r...
And Officers o. The Government; and especially, by
RsImissi0n, 70 the lion. ELIsHA WRirrLxsEY, firit
Comptroller ot the Treasury.
o.. NJ ~. Waahington, d. O."
lards' Hotel. IN saa ~. ME
The national Republican., 1862-07-17
ID n or OsALs FOR LEAD,


ORDINANCE Oy,lox, WAR D.rAw,xxsr,
Washington, May 20, Is62
Proposals will BE- received by thl- Department
until p m OH the evening Of the Attn OF June for
the delivery vt the following Arssnals ~ sooa -
5000 Io,s Of Lead, as follous:
Al the watervllstArssnai,W West Troy, Now York,
1000 TONS
Atthe New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
Al the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Psnnsyl
AZ the St. Loul Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri,
I 900 tons 'f
The lead must !. Galena, or other American,
brands.
Proposals. will perceived for lots o< 200 tons and
| upwards.
Bidder. will state xplicitly the time and amount
Faiiul. to dslivs, at specified time will subject
contractor 70 aforfeturs OF tie amount to be do
Parties obtaining contracts will be required to
enter Into bonds with proper suretiss for i faithful
The DsPsrtmontrsssrvos to Itself the right to re,
Proposals will b addressed ~ follows Gen. J,
W. RIPLEY, Chief f Ordnance, Washington, ID. G. =,
and should BE- endorsed " Proposals. for Lead"
ma al
ordnance OYyIcE, May 2I, 1892
The auantity oflsad required by the above Cd
vertisement Ii reuoed TO one third OF the above
amount, namely, 6G6 tons; and the time for making
the proposals. s offended 10 the 4th Of August 1851
JAS. W. RIPLEY,
June 10 Brigsdisr General.
The national Republican., 1862-07-17

~ DR. y. h. sDGEsMORD will be alb
sent from the city until next fall, when he will re-
ssme his duties ~ usual. may 81
NEW INVENTIOu OF ARTIFICIAL
~ CHEOPLABTlC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, BY
- r.. h. b. SIG r. s NJ o NJ u =.
ylo broadway, New York; and 200 Pcnna. avenue,
bet. 18th and l3th sts., WsshinGton, D. c., :
CALLS the stteuton Of the public TO the following
advantages Of hia improved system:
1st The teeth Of his will never oorrode
nor change color oy any acids and are three fourhs
ID. No teeti, or roots need be extracted, % the
artificial oueecAn be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made irohensivs and mover
70 aohs. 0..I r. F-.'7' = =. -
eth. No. temporary teeth ars needed, ., psrmansu,
ones oar Be made immediately, thereby preserving
The natural expression Of the hoe, which, under ths
old system, v frequently disfGured. ~.
Sth. This work has been fully tested for over five
years, BY many Of the 6rst Chemists and ysolans
Of this and the old country ,r.-I +"
metal ning with which the most sentative teeth can
be allied Without pain, and can build up perfect
:sand tooth On any aide roots, which Will last
ne fefsrs 70 The following gentlemen: Dr. v. Mott;
Mann, jrA.; Sapt: Crabtree, Vice President Of the
Emigration Co. of New York; Hon. Judge Wayne,
Of the guprsDe Court, Of Washington, b. c.; and
thousands Of others 90
Cali and examine yourselves. nov vasu
The national Republican., 1862-07-17
FOR srATIONERY.
T.nA,ury DyrArTu,sr, Juuc ID

TslAsuRv DsrArTMssr. june 10, 1889.
viii b. received this until the 2ist day
of July 1861, at 10 O'Clock, n.
Samples Of the Ariic,i ia elas M BE- furnished to
ineni-,hu Department serving TO iistif the iigbtto
order tn. writing paper plain or faint l'ucd to pat
tern. An tn. .nyelopss iurpi.hed must have EN-.
abe devise at % the upper rsh hand CORNER.
Fer the Artii,s in GTaS Tho bidder will state the
PIKE Esi src. i'sp.rais;y for en-. and iSr handled
ture and styie A. ths Department may order, with
suitable handles for eash style ordered.
be .ecepted unless they comply strictly with this ad
Al Dc ivrrles Of both classes will b. subject to In
tho Secretary Of The Treasury, and the delivery Of
any inf.risr article shall os deemed sufficient cause
Deliveries must 5; free Of charge st the Treasury
Each proposal musi6e ,isned by the lndiy Iiual or
gasrantss That Tie bidder y. execute q contract,
nth good AID suiHosnt boods, II M bid te accepted.
The future 70 comply with a~y one order under
sSot s ossats to hs forfeiture Of the nts Pen.
Proposals uoacconr snietl with snti.fac,ory guar.
an,iss Will o. be oonsde.td and contracts will be
dealers in the articles.
CLAss1.
White oap paper
white Quarto post PAPER
White note paper
Yellow envelope paper
Brown wrap. ing paper
Red and white blOtling paper =.
White envelopes, ofneiai Size
White envelopes, letter SizS
White envelopes, note sire
diaa inkstsnds
Ned II asn tape
Silk II 70, escorted oilois
rrrsGs'sd rwIns India rubber .- .
CLASH.
Best qualit; copying ink u"
best quality Dls6k ink f..
Beat quality blus Ink p ''." ,t'..
Hest quality red or oarmine Ink
Fabsrs beet black lead pvnciIs Nos. l, 2, 0, and
fsber's best red and blue psuuIis
Steel peus
Steel Pc, handles
bes' quality sfseallns wax, made entirely from
'Gsnuins Rodgers l. Son, She field, four blsded
L. knives, with p~arl or stsg handles j
! ds.u,n; hoSEers Bon, shenlsld, srassn, with
Genuine Rodgers 4 Bon scissors for ONCE use, SIX
inrhes loos. ,fncudng bows)
Genuine Rodgers Son stssns, with ie inoh
Nina inch ivory folders Pc. ul,. AGO..
q @ Bmsll French syeleis ,u.| 10 -., ..r.. l.4,
Large French sytlets r.rr,-r.I nam.
Bids With contain items at prices less than fair
% tofihs sriolc will be deemed and will
not be consideied ., T. CHASE,
js2i-2awsw Secretary Of the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1862-07-17
CAFETY SPEED AND COMrORT.

NASHUA, LOWELL, CONCORD. THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND In
TERMEDIATE POINTs.
-A THE new apd stauuch stsamers Of
the Norwich Line, CITY or BOB
TON sMi CITY OF NEW YORK, ls3vs New York
daily, Sundays excepted,) at O'Clock, p. m, from
risf No. 10, North River, foot Of yestry strsst,
FOB NEW LONDON,
There connecting with the Stssmboat Exp,sss
Train Tor the above points, vid Norwich ard Wor.
osster, Boston and Worcester, Worcester and Nashua,
and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest rates
For Information inqairs Of
z. 8. MARTIN,
my 9o.u Agent, On the Pier.
The national Republican., 1862-07-17

On AND AyrrR Droxn sxs Q, 1891,
Express Trains leave New York city dspots Of
hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, n
E,cR & Ss.%o'" street E,eT sosh ;,'ss station
uosi.s.i s;ns + y; ..a puu.,o sop M
Train With slsspinS laWp. m.
eafs, 10.1S p m.
On t su.D.s, .a,s the i99ying train, Wi Be TO
:s "a ds.'s - iaa m .s niSy ss sss is.ss shs no"
Co1nsss,ns :. Albany with the New York O..
Rsa. ..s :sss: :. ss%. .ss
Town Rsilrosd, BulAlo, Syrsoass, NiaEars Fsiis
slspspsion Bridge, ,Aubari, Geneva, oSlandsisus.
Trains IN eons:ctiop leave Buasie and SusPensOs
Westsn Railroad, foe Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago, Toledo, Mllwsukie, Fond Du Lao, Il
Grease, Hidlson, Prairie DuChisu aslens, Dsnlefth
0siro, fsrre Asnts indianspolis, Louivlis, % ,Giscs
aati, psyt.n, Columbus, Cleveland, aad Ill point,
West, Northwest, and Southwesr
NORTHERN ROUTE. rn.
Connecting With Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and kens. and Bsratoga Kbads for Ssrsto9s
whlshail, & kSSt,anS ss,iinston, st Aiosns. Rcass
70. ' ~0'
| ~ Freight Arranysmeata by this route n above
without change Of Csr, nom tie DspoA In Cham
hers and Hudson streets, ut u thos a favorable
| - made by other Rsilrosd Companies. The faoill
des OF this great New York Route, to the Welt CON
mend 1t to the oonndenos Of merchants And shipper
Pasesnser Trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
SSs.sa run In connection on the New York ooiGsl
For particulars u 10 local train s.pd f,.,,b, A.,
A.. r SMiTH,
dsoH Superintendent
The national Republican., 1862-07-17
= PECIAI NOTICE

8 p ECIAI NOTICE.
Da NJ. vELLNY's Private Hospital in Il,
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and + street,
opposite the Post and Patent Offices. Room
2s and "a, up stairs, Washington, DO.
All diseases Of aprivse natsre hsa,ed In the mes
scientific manner, and radical cures effected IL al
essss sYPHILIIIC AFFECTIONS. eoNOR
RREA. GLEET, srRlCTUREs, sEM1NA'
WEAKNESS, or the result Of vOLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any ~ellnss Of the sENERATIvi
oRG ANS, from any ossss whatever, or ho~ long
stand ny, thoroughly and rsd.oally cared.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter ~ha, your disease. let fa'ss dslicac,
pTe~nL Apply Immediately to DR., v.lny, who
acknowledged to be by far the meet sue CEssFUL
PHYSICIAN In the tel,nent Of private tisssse.
Fear aot - come ard make known your m'sfo, tunes
and he will speedily send your way rejoicing
SELF.IBUSE,
That srsadiu, socurgs of the young INDUCED ir
when alone, which destroys the geusrs,ivs orsans,
unato you for married life. producing wsstnss, Of
the bsst and limbs, Loss Of animation aud muscular
power, palpitsiien Of the ART nervous irritsbty,
ios, OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity, con
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, Ia view Of the dresdfal come,
qdenees, dslay not to make your case known 10 Dr.
v. Yosr secret, with him are sacrtd and you may
eosfdentiy rely upon his me iicsl skill.
Thousands whose system, were shaft. red and were
on the brink Of the grave, h.s he brought back to
vigorous health BY his skilfui treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married psrsous, or those contemplating matri'
mouy, who suspect themsslVe Of impcteucy, seminal
weakness, cr any disoase arising from 9 relaxed
state Of the genital osssns, whether the result Of
disease, iojury, consequences OF youthful indscre
tioas or indulgence of the passions in per year,
are earnestly sntr.a,sd 10 place themselves under
the care of Dr. v. They may rely vi h certainty
upon s.peedy cure, aud full visor restored.
lie treats with entire suoce nil ds-rs-s females,
such as LUCoRRHEA or WHITES. LAPsus
UTEHI. 80, so., and Ia every ease guarantees u
perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, aud VISITS and CoMMUNI
CATIONS striotiy PRIVATE and CoNFipEN
TIAL.
PERSONS calling sss no one but the DOCTOR.
Those At adistanc, may b, TREATED by MAIL
giving STATEMENT of cAss, 10, 80
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The national Republican., 1862-07-17
TREAsURY EXTENSION,

l. July 9, 1852.
PROPOSALS will b. received At thi of1ce until
sriiay the 18th instsnt at ~ O'Clock noou for the
Furnishing and delivery Of all the Brkk, which will
bu required fof carrying IN the wort % the Truas
ury Extension un u July 1sd3 to be delivered ip
The bidders mus give the price yer ihousssd de.
rected.
samples Of the quality and size Of Briols required
can be seen At this ofhoe, and all delivered mus,
Iompare strictly to samples
The Bricks must be Of the test quality, sound
hard, well burned, and full sised.
The right will be erved TO order q many Beickl
delivered ~ the necessity Of The work requires no,
exceeding <00000 In any ose month.
If any Dn.r, made under this adyertissnsnt, |, 20
cspted the successful bidder will be required to give
satistactory bond for the fulhlnent Of his agree
ment. 8. M CLARK,
Acting In ginser in charge Tr.sssry Dspartnsst
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