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stage Manager. ..~,......---.o W. THORPE
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 2 1854 nj.
VIII be presented for the second time the grand o'
entail Spectacle Of the
FORTY I'll + 7 q =
With the following powerful and admrseIe sas.
CassIm BahA, q rich Merchant ..z moIeiand'
Ali Bahia. a poor Wood Cutter ~ MOTION
XSdsllsh' Captain Of the Robbers. j W Thorpe.
Hsssarsc. bis Lieutenant. .-..-..--..T Hamilton.
lat Robber ~ rLp
ed Robber. II "ScAsou'
Belim.. ---..--.-''-.--.-'-':W Nv ~ x.,;.
Azib. VII
Orcobrand, Enchsnisr of the Black Rocks and Pro-
tector Of the Robbers. -....-.--.J Harrison.
War, ------'-.n vnc ,
Fraud, -..-----.-. nope
Rapine, J t-,..---.1 mo!eisId'
Iossamer Miss Sawyer.
(,oria Raba ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mrs DE Bar
aaidR. Observation-Disclosures. MISS Jenny lAyi"'
Zalie ..... Misa Mollie Johnson,
Fairy of the Lake, Proteetress Of All Bahia,
Miss ii Estells
with an auxiliary aid. improved and augmentedl
THuMPINd LEGACY.
r~AFTERNoON PERFORMANCE on WE'D
NESDAY.
TNIRsT GRAND BALL of the ALEX ANDRIA
QUADRILE ASSOCIATION will be given at
Monticello Hall, on Broad, between 9th and 18th
streets, on Wednesday, September 10th, ls'9
Flor Maad4ers.-WO. Allen. I. SWeeny.
Corami.,se Of ,Arrangfmenfs-J. I. Vest. Il. II.
Forsyth. j. X kntwlsde ]. Corsen.
1 Admission for gentleman and two Ladder,
O. so
70 TIE Armory Band will be in attendance.
ne S-.ith
4 GRAND BALL viii be given at the Mount
~ Vernon Hotel on WEDNESDAY EVEN
fNG, Sept. TO- for the benefit Of Widow o BRIAN.
Admittance 81 "a, TO be paid at the door ladies
free. MANAGERS.
w, W. TENNANT, j. MCGUIRE.
r. II. SULLIVAN, sos
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EYnUNIFORM COAT AND SASH FOR SALE
FOR sale, a gray UNIFORM COAT fbut little
used) 1t ia Of first rate material trimmed with
buttons bearing the Virginia coat OF arms Also
for sale a green woven silk SASH. Prices very
moderate Apply at No. 4, Exchange Block.
ss G--2ts
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RI SPECIAL NOTICE The attention Of par.
sr s..oss TO the asle Of INCL AIMED BAu0AGE,
MERCHANDISE, &c, tper order Of the Richmond
and Dauvilic Railroad Company THIS pAI' ~
10 O'Clock. At my store. See advertise ment, under
auction head. b. b eoVn, A"e'''
sc alt
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NTARYLANDERS IN THE ADvANCE.Tls
ivI long looked fer and expected invasion OF our
glorious and noble old State, Mary has bean
accomplished The time has now arrived when
every patriotic son of good old Maryland our ma
tive soil, should muster himself into some company
battalion for the express purpose OF freeing our
brothers 1T home. who are chained down. hand and
foot, by the black he ared usurper at Washington.
and whose streets and fresides are desecrated and
polluted by the Northern hirelings of Lincoln. Ma
tives of our State come one, come all Think
not of but come at once to be ready
to Join our brothers of the South to aid in the in.
vasion and the deliveranee Of your homes and fire
sides.
Men OF Maryland, do not for humanity sake,
look TO your brothers of the South to lake the ad
vance in the invasion of yonr State, but come at
once and take the lead, which will he recorded IL
history to come and gain you laurels and honor.
Marylan1ers, come at once do not hesitate, bit
come now, at the recruiting rendezvous CT the
FIRST BALTIMORE RIFLES, and enroll y0nr-
selves into an independent company.
Office on Main street. three doors from l4tb
There will be meeting held at the rooms Of the
abovenamed company on this CTUESDAf) even
ing al Z! O'Clock r. NJ. Ali Marylauders ere invited
to be present, business Of Importance will be
discussed by able speakers. Sc 9-ltN
HEADERS MARYLAND LINE.
September ?, 1862. )
A TRENTON, MARYLANDERS Il shall start
~ for the army in few days. and wish 10 take
win me all Marylanders who desire to strike 8
blow for their natvs State. Our army has crossed
the Potomac and it should be our boast to be with
il.
therefore call upJn yot all. and especially upon
the men al my cid regiment to join 'rHhont d5idg
some of the companies OF the Maryland Line now
organizing. battalion IL Low forming, ana 1t is
to be hoped thai regiment AT least will te ready
10 go with Tue. II requires seyenty-hve men tor
each company, and as there several partially
formed. hope they will unite 10 complete the or
ganization GEORGE H. STEUART,
se.9--3ts Big Gen, Co.udg Nd Line.
NOTICE-HAMPDEN ARTILLERY.-Tbe ex-
~ changed prisoners Of this company. and CO.
S9HreeS, are hereby ordered 10 report to General
JOHN Ii. WiNDER, below Spotswood HOTEL for
transportation to their company Immediately.
SO 9-!tt W II CASHIE, Cap'n H. y.
/ AM DESTROYS OF raising q company for the
l MARYLAND LINE. Persons wishing TO join,
can Go SO on sppc alton 10 MIR. Jas. r Pearson
from 10 A ii. 10 p II, al the Recruiting Office Of
tie Line 18th ST. two doors above Main
MCHENRY HOWARD,
Late A D. c. to Gen. C. s. Wiuder.
So 0-Ttk
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BY JAS. H. TAYLOR 4 SON, Ausss.
yALuARLE NM REA ITTIEuLLY LOCAL

Z VALUABLE AND BEA UTIFULLYLO LOCATED
Building Lotson Dover and ElmwoCd streets,
Town of Sidney and In Buchanan's Plan, between
Broad and Clay streets. AT AUCTION.-We will
sell, upon tho premises, on WEDNESDAY. the
18th day of September. commencing at a O'Clock,
=. NJ, in the following order, viz:
lst- A LOT, fronting III feet on the North side
of Dover street. bet~ cen Laurel aud Cherry Streets
aud running back 1919 feet to an alley 20 feet WIDE
2d-A LOT fronting % feet on the North eide OF
ElmwoCd street, running back on the East line Of
Culver, street 1875 feet TO Il wide alley.
:!dTwelye handsome LOTS In Buchanan \
plan, near TO the spring, between Broad and Clay
streets. They have the usual front and depth, and
are considered to be the most desirable location for
family residences In that rapidly improving portion
Of the suburbs.
TERMS One third cash the balance at 4 and 8
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by tNst deeds
seq JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON Auets.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 5TH ST,
v, NAVY HILL, AT AUCTION.-We will sell
upon the premises, ON TUESDAY, the 10Th day Ct
September, commencing at O'Clock +. n, two
Lots OF land on Navy Hal, designated as Nos 80
AMI CO. fronting together 90 feet on the west line of
h street, and running back Lf2 feet to alley 10
feet wide. The improvements are a large and COM
Portable Framed Dwelling, containing nine rooms
with freplaces. together with twostory Kitchen
and other out buildings also, we'll 81 excellent
water upon the premises
TFRMs.-One- thisd cash; the balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes, with interest aided
sud secured 10y trust deed.
Sc y JAS. H. TAYLOR & SON, Auet'rs.
CEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS On Bid
- die and Jackson streets. ia the town Of Man
chester. AT AUCTION-We win sell uTon the
premises, WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of Sep
teinber, commencing Immediately after the sale of
Mr.. James Turner'S property. say at St O'Clock P.
r.: ioHr handsome Building Lots III 'Todd's Tens-
lneni " fronting ~ feet each On Bddle street and
running back l2U feet 10 alley IA feet wide
tDfl str hav inlrf he
same front and depth.
TERMs.-One- third cash; the balance at and l2
months, for negotiable notes. with interest add d,
and secured by trust deeds
4 g. n, " LID
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E~ AUCTION NOTICE We invite attention
10 our sale Of Groceries to take place at our Ware.
house THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock
: nc 9--it KENT, PAINE & Co, Aucts
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GODDIN & APPERSON. Ass,:
By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SOW. Alrf,

TWO EXCELLENT FRAMED TENEMENT,
On Pleasants street, Union Hill at AUCTION
We will sell upon the premises, Oh TUESDAY lie
9th day of September, commencing al ;. o'eoek T.
NJ, two excellent framed Tenemsnts, located on
Peasants street, Union Hill. occupied respectively
by Mr.. Collier aud Mr. Tyler They contain fou.
good rooms each, with closets. two story kitchen,
and we'll OF superior water. These tsnemenis ae
in first rate repair, having been quite recently
erected. The lots front 81 by 100 feet each to an
allsy.
TERMS One third cash the balance at G and Il
months, for negotiable notes. with interes, added
and secured by Is trust deed.
SEES JAS NJ TAYLOR a. Son Aucts
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~ RykAGDERs.-Hsying left ae!ssk
- q pyofics TO take charge al lsttefs and pack
saoee n 1Asyianders sFyiss IN tho ARMY OF resd.
- - 0ootedsfats 6sates. rsqusR Ill such 10
~ Aond sn1 enroll their names and addressss II
= be11knakneA lbs ~ parposs q ny ofaos.
1gl.3 y. ~ W1eTO1, Richmond.
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A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, on
IA MOsHY STREET, UNION HILL, AT AVC.
TiON.-We will sell upon the premises. on TUES
DAY. the .'th day Of September. commencing n
O'Clock P. NJ a very desirable Brick Bause located
on Mosby street, Union Hill, containing four god
rooms, Kitchen and other convenience, and no~
in the occupancy OF Mr. Vaughan. Tts 10, Il OF
the usual size
TERMs.--Cne-third cash; thu balance 1t & and /.
months, for Ut gotiahle notes. with Interest sddei
and secured by afrust deed.
SEA JAS NJ. TAYLOR & SON Auets
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T OST-on yesterday, Monday, about CLOCK,
l between the Custom House and the Capitol
Th1RrY-FIVE DOLLARS-one $50 note, one $lU.
and five = notes The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving them at this office.
Al %
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By SUMNER & BURRFSS, .auct's
(Iron front Building, Governor ST.
4 UCTION NOTICE.-On THURSDAY, the II til
II inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will SELL
at public auction. E, our wa-erooms, (Iron front
BIZ 'lGing Governor street, a splendid inv oiee of
choice and desirable GOODS. consulting in part Of
Ladies, Misses, and Children's CATERS, SLIP.
PERS and SHOES; Gents CalfSkin CATERS
and OXFORD TIES; fine double sole BOOTS ;
superior Cavalry BOOTS, &C., Ac.
10 which will be added-An invoice OF tne CT
CARS; two boxes Lemons; two boxes English Dairy
Chess; so boxes Table Salt; Black and Green
Tea; Ground Coffee; Worcester Sauce; Cream Of
Tartar; EPSON Salts Soda; Matches Flann FL
Shirts Candy; Candles; Fancy and Turpentine
Soap Note Paper, dc, &c. These are really de-
srable goods, and the attention of the trade is in
vited. SUMNER s BURRESS,
Auctoneers and Commission Nero Aants
SEQ Iron front Building, Governor st.
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There will be meeting held at the rooms Of the
above.named company this CTUESDAY even
ing al Z! O'Clock r. NJ. Ali Mary auders ere invited
to be present, business Of Importance will be
discussed by able Speakers. Sc 9-ltA
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OST-On Saturday morning, pair Of Ladies
l Gold SPECTACLES, at the Shockoe Hill
burying Ground, or on Broad street, between 9TH
and 7ih sts. suitable reward will lie given to the
finder by leaving them at the Dispatch cfiiee.
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r UST-$lO REWARD-A small English T Err
l 4 RlER, OF a black tan color; answers to the
name OF DAN reward OF $40 will be given for
his recovery. WIN A. MOUNTCASTLE,
So 49, 10 Broad street.
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TNHREE HOUSES AND LOTS, AND SIEVE.
i RAJ VACANT LOTS AND FOUR ACRES
OF LAND, IN MARKS ADDITION TO MAN
CHESTER, Al AUCrION.-With view Of re
moving to the country. viii offer for sale ~ pub
liz suction, upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,
the lOth day Of September. commencing at ~
o'clock +. NJ in the following order several Vsiu
able pieces Of real estate. VIZ
fst The two large. framed teneInauts, located
on Hull or Main. and Alien streets con; aiming
raj good rooms, aud sre aispte,: for meiium sized
families. The lot fronts II feet, and ruus back
parallel with Allen street ls5 feet
I'd. The large. two story, framed House and Lot
on HUI street, nearly adjoining the Provost Mar
shafs office, containing several excellent ROOMS,
together with the usual out.baiIdiIgs The lot
fronts 66 feet and runs back Is feel.
3D. square of Land, contauing four Acres. In
Marks addition, upon which Ia an excellent spring
TERMs.--Oue fourth cash; the balance at 9, u,
and IL months. for negotiable notes with interest
added, and secured by u trust deed
JAMES TURNER. ).
JAS. n. TAYLOR & Son, Aueta seq
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PETER NJ RYALL,
Sale by G0DDIS d APPEksOs gu -

TWO LARGE BRICK TEHEhENTS ON THE
East line Of 3.d street, between Main and
Franklin streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold ct auction, On the premises, sATUR
DAY, the 18th os September 1862. al II O'Clock r.
ID those two large snd well buit brick TENR
MEN1 S located above, occupied sLectis ely by
Nj. W f. Eori and afr. Nell MeCuT,iy Jr Each
tenement has ten rooms besides brics kitchen and
both remarkably well blilt
TERMs-One- third cash +; he balance at one and
two years, for negotiable not.s, interest added and
secured by trust deed
set GODDIN APPERSON, Auets
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CTRAYED-From my residence, Saturday. 3
- white spotted PIG, marked with = hoilyfork
ia each year The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning il at the corner of Odd aud Venab!e
streets or telling where it can be found Sc 9-lts
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TWENTY FIVEDOLLARSRR
from Room No. ! Is Ballard House, on Friday
last, two odd Patent Leather BOOTS. The above
reward will be paid, end no questions asked, to any
one who will leave them at this office, or the Ex-
change Hotel. se9-T"
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ID IunNOnD vAkBTInH
X. CLass rrank1ln HAIL.
ono door b-low the xsshanee HotaL
Sc,ina Manager .D'ORaEY OGDEN
Stage Manager. ..-..~.......---.J. W. THoNTA'
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s,TRAYED-From my residence, bite COW,
with brown ears and nose, and two fore feet
hlown also, and a leather strap around her neck
when she left my house on the 4th inst vii! pay
So reward Ii delivered to NE ON Oregon Hill
Sc 9-3t* VIM w. TIMBERLAkE.
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r OST--Dt tun6,ty. 7th Inst. . sorral HORSE,
l about III hsnis high Sid horse hss one
white hind loot snAtf spot il bis fo!ehesd three
marks on lii ~ 80, produced ~ kick nom .
horse, and dr. u having had : sore back. M ne
mama 4 m ~ saddle several places will
give liberal rswsrd for him II delivered to me
At Camp Lee. or any information BY which can
recover him j. H. CAN'T,
se e--lts 0antts Cavalry, Camp Lee.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-On the 4th of Sep
- TENDER. q bay MARE about three years old,
wi a large swelling On her hind knee. l will give
s. reward fer her il left at Mrs SMITHS oppo-
site the old Fair Ground, Main st. Sc o-it"
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TUESDAY EVENING. Sept. 9, 1852.
VIII be presented for the second time the grand oT
al Anartn uf the
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE Or NALtSpIs
N PROPERTy.-on TUESDAY. Sep'sia'e''
9Th III fair; ii a0t the next fair day. shSi sea- -
Belmont, Nielsen county Va, within n'r N ,es -
either Aninsioa or Nelson Depot. i.rSs iaAlny
OF valuable personal property. consisting ~ PS''
~ Horses Work Oxen.
10 Mich Cows and Calves
20 head OF Hogs.
Wagons,
Concord Buggy
ton Peruvian Guano
tons Ground Plaster.
Wheat Drill. Rake, Fan,
Corn Shelter, Flows
Harrows, Shovels. hoes
Axes. 6rindstonss. DC. Sc. -,
Also, the entire SCHOOL fUkNtrUkA S1''s
which are-~-
80 Blankets, 81 Check Coanterpsnss.
~ Mattresses, Pillows. Boosters,
sheets, Pillow Cases.
Towels, Table Cloths.
Hedstea ada. Tables. sGsolA
6ssius. Ewsrs. &c,
Much White 0rauissssrs,
kniyss ana Forks. Spoons.
Kitchen Ussnsils Sc, So. -,
TIRMs-Tor all sums under rs, sa0 -.
SxS. . negotiable nots, bearing interest Ho~ jaw
with approved endorsement
FRANCIS H. SAnn,
Admir- Of Dr. Gsssnsr Harrison. de- -
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81 KENT, PAINE r co, 1nefrs

X ROCERIES AT AUCTION.--On TUESD
NJ the 9th inst, at our warehouse. we shall sc
general assortment OF eh0ics GROCERIES. Z
sisting in psr; CT
I'D bbls Rice, 10 boxes Resin Sosp;
hhds Brown Sugar. ) bbls. Alum.
10 chests Green and Black Teas
English Mustard, Crushed Sugars,
Liverpool Salt Adam aniins Candles
Backing, Rio Coffee;
i.iBseed OIL. Black Pepper.
Essence OF Coffee, Sup. Car Soda.
Copal Sarnish, Copparss;
Matches, &c, sc.
--AI2n-
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TWO FRAMED TENEMEHTS ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, A
FEW HUNDRED YARDS WEST a. THE COR
PORATION LINE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction on the premises TB U RS
DAY, the ilth September, 1862. at a clock p. NJ,
two framed tenements, located a. above, one oeen
pied by Mr.. Richard Rogers and the other ~
Henry Boregar One Of them il kept an grocery
stCrs and is considered good business stand. The
let has front Of 80 feet and depth Of LAG feet to
wide alley
TERMs.-One-third cash balance AT six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed.
SET GODDIN H. APPERSON Auet's
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I,'OUND--In my store on Friday last, a POCk'
ET-BOOK, containing n sum OF money. which
tue owner get by describing and paying for this
ally ertisement, a. j. Observation-Disclosures.
&c S-itk
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Castor OIL Qanlne.
Morphine, Blue Mass:
EpsOm Salts, Camphor. SC.
seq KENT, PAINE co. Ansta
Will be added boxes Lemons: I bbis LsG y
Black, Indigo; Chloroferm, Cotton Cards dol-n
Calf Skins, 30 bags dried Peaches.
sSy X p CO Aucis
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y OST-Between the corner of 18th and 18th
l 4 and Main streets. a POCKET-BOOk, contain
ing $50. The finder will please leave it at this
otfiee and receive a liberal reward. e9-lik
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IDA tablet has lately been placed over the
grave Of Lord hacauley In Westminster Abbey.
b is devoid Of all ornament, and II bears q simple
Inscription recording the dates Of the birth and
death Of the great historian, with the appropri-
10 sentence 80" His body is buried In peace but
his name nveth for evermOre.n
III Sautina, one Of the survivors Of the French
colony which shared the exile OF Napoleon at St.
Helena, has Just died In Paris, where he was en-
ployed as guardianJbf Napoleon's tomb In the In
validss. He held that position from Napoleon
Ill who made the appointment In ls4e.
IL When the Devil rebelled, God didn't
swear him and ask him to give bonds.-Losis-
piIls JoxrHas.
No; but he gave him pass beyond fhs ltass TO
70 Soxtk -NashriIIs Union.
III The President of the Chicago street rail.
road companies has determined to discharge all
sble-bodied men, and employ instead women
and boys.
IL We ought to make the contrabsnds use.
full on the trenches instead Of placing them In
infant schools, is the sensible advice given by
the Newburyport Herald.
III The son OF the late Daniel O'Connell hal
just resigned his seat In Parliament for the ottet
Of Queens Messenger.
o. The earnings Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad for July, 1851, were SI26 900; for sam,
| month 1852, sI3l ,0O0-Incresse, IS GOD.
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RECEPTION OF THE PoLTRooNs IN CANADA -
Gan American writes 10 the Detroit Free Press
from London, Canada, on the 9th instant: You
would have been amused had you been In our
city this morning, TO have seen the oowardly
yankees snubbed those who ran away from
your country to escape q draft-Irish, Dutch,
and Yankees. About fftv came to a foundery
owned by British subject. They applied for
work, and the proprietor gave them withering
rebuke. He asked them II they were from the
other side; they said. "Yes-n why did you
leavef" because W. did not want to be
drafted.n "aave YOU not enjoyed an the ben.
ehs and had al the privileges OF citizens r'
" Yes" Wei, | will tell you wha! think
Of you. I consider you worse than thieves, and a
mean, contemplate pack Of knaves, and unfit for
an honest man to trust. should be afraid, IL
should employ you, that you would steal. And
now boys (turning 70 his own hands) will give
you nifty dollars to rotten-egg all the traitors ia
their own Government that ever come here
again. The men burrahsd, and the traitors
skedaddled- IL was rich and rare in this our Sc.
cesh city. I only wish we had f,w more such
Intelligent British subjects a. the proprietor o.
that foundry.
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pRoPOsALs FOR MULES,

DRor QJARrrRMAsrr.s Oyrlcr,
Cers~ af lstS aad g srais
sIALrp PRorosALs Will be received at this once
for furp;,hisp *, hsssaa s Sth; a. z o'Soot NJ
thousand Muies. 70 conform 70 the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL 70 Be sound servicesble Mules for drsaGsi
Proposals viii ks reoelved for Mules own
fvo AND yNsll NINE rRAls OLD, and for Mules
Own fH111 AND vNpBR NINE YEARS OLE,
PROPOSALS.
Ine proposal. for eseh GLASS OF Mules mus, be
sxrAhAfn AND DISTINCT.
Proposals to be for tsoo) Ave hundred and ~
The fun name and post elice address Of the bid
Jfs Old i: made in tSs name Of firm the names
eonstesIea =. tie individual proposal Of the part
nfF frososs ssosa from as.roy.l ,s.s., vi. 70, ,.
stdsred, snd an cath OF allegiance must aooom-
rPfoposAs must be addressed TO Colorel ID. II.
5. De- c. and shOuiG Sc plsinli na1isd al1eps.a;
The ability Of the bidder to iii the contract,
by two respon.ibs persons. vhose signatures must
shown Si ne ae.si osro.s q ne clsle %a q 81: e
nearest District Court, or Of the United Ststes
Bidders must Be present IN person yhen tie bid,
Bonds. IN the sun Of twenty Thousand dolisrs
| signed by the contractor and both Of his Euarsn
Il tors. Will be required OF The slcoossful bidder
i lpsn signing the contract.
AS the bond must accompany tbs contract, It Ill
| be necessary for bidders to have their bondsmeE
ton ana ready 20 be produced when the contract II
signed. Blanks for bonds oan be procured upon a.
piioation being made at this ofloe, either person
l ally, BY let,er, or BY telegraph.
Forn Of Grsrsafs1-
| We, OF the county d, and State o
-, and, Of the bounty Of, and ctat
Of. do hereby guarantee that" II able q
fulfil q contract In accordance with the terms o
his proposition, and that, should has proposition b
1 accordance Herewith.
l Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
l pared 10 become his securities.
L (To this guarantee must be appended the octei1
i certihcats sAboge-mentcnedD
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
Il All mules contracted Tor under thls advertise
ment Will be subject 70 rigid INSPECTION, an
those not conforming 30 tho sleoifoations vii
Ths mules must oil be delivered in this city with
in so) tnirty days rom tbs dste Of sgnnG The Ger
Payment to be made upon the oom, elton OF ESQ
contract. or 20 soon theIeefter ss the Depot Qua
| Any informaIty in the bad, or non conformanc
| With the terms of this advertisement, viii ensuI
i the rel ection OF the proposal.
| These mules viii b awarded IN lots of (too) fy
| hundred eaoh. unless the Depot Qusrterma,t,
may deem IL 70 the interest Of the Government
The Depot q uartermaster reserves TO him,eIftf q
right 70 reject any or al bids that he may dee
| too high, ID. II. RUCKEH,
su ii. dt,uas Col. and Depot q Qusrtermsstsr.