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The Latest on Intervention.

The latest arrival from Europe states that the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs has addressed
communication to the Ambassadors of France at
London and St. Petersburg. indicating desire on
the part of the Emperor Of France, that the good
offices of France, England and Russia shall be ten
dered to the United States and Confederate States
in favor of armistice in the hope that it may lead
to peace.
The British government in reply expresses the
belief that the time has not arrived when it thinks
such proposition would be acceptable to the Lin
coin government, ani prefers to await more pro-
pitious opportunity.
Russia talks doubtinsly of success but agrees if
France should persist in its purpose of mediation,
to lend its moral support to the proposition if Eng
land should sanction it.
Some of the English papers den ounce the non-in-
tervention policy of England.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I'm PURSUANCE OF A DECRETAL ORDER MADE
e at the Fa Term. Ss2 of Wayne Court Of Equity, l
will sell public auction the premises the 9th day
of December 1862, at II NJ tract Of land lying in the
south eastern part OF Wayne Comfy on the North East
River adjoining the lands of the heirs of VIM Whitfield
deceased Hesekiah Grimes L. ". Lewis and Others
known the John r. Bryan place, and containing about
seven hundred and fifteen acres.
TERMS SALE Five per cent. cash bond with ap-
proved security for the of the balance six months
after date, with interest from the day fsae.
W. G. MvRlSEY, C. Me-.
GO!dsbOrO, N. T., Dec 2, 1852. 49-w4t.
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committee in the Georgia Legislature have
made majority report declaring the CONSUMPTION
law unconstitutional and the right of the States to
declare it void, but at the same time expressing
willingness to leave it undisturbed. The minority
report sustains the constitutonay Of the law, and
condemns the action of Governor Brown in relation
tn IT,
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NgwBEHs learn that number of refugees
worn cut with Yaskee rule, came up from Newborn
last week They report that the Yankees have
force Of twelve or fifteen Thousand at that place.
They also state that there thousand negroes
there and that they dying at the rate of ten to
fifteen per dag.
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The News.

Matters on the Rappahannock and about Win
chester remain as they The plans of Burn
side have been check mattel and he will most proba.
bly, change his base. Slight skirmshing frequently
occurs near our lines, but there is positive evil
deuce of an early advance About Suffolk, the
movements of the enemy appear to be confined to
Numbering the inhabitants around and OCCASION
:, skrmish with our pickets.
Affairs in the West seem to make slow progress.
The reported advance of Rosencranz from Nashville
is denied.
\ dispatch states that old Jack Morgan was cap
ured some days ago near Tyre Springs, but effected
his escape by ruse. We do not credit the story.
Gen. Joe Johnston and staff have left Richmond
for the West
is said that the Yankee Morgan is marching
upon Knoxville
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Latest News.

A battle at fredericksburg was thought to be
imminent ON Monday last, but our latest intelligence
brings no account of any movement.
Passengers on the train report that the enemy
has advanced in force from Newbern as far as Core
Creek, sixteen miles towards knston.
The news we get from our North eastern Coun-
ties is truly distressing. We learn that several re-
spectable citizens of Perquimans County have been
killed by armed bands of negroes and that general
CONSERVATION prevails.
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WILMINGTON N. c. Nov. 40 1890
For the Standard


WILMINGTON, n c., Nov. so, 1862.
Nix. EDITOR: Since my arrival here have sent
you two letters, of which thought would prove
highly interesting to your readers, especially to
those who are refugees from this place; the other
doubtless would not have been Objectionable. Their
non-appearance can attribute to no other cause
than their non arrival.
The city still looks gloomy-very few families
returned Gen. Writings proclamation has caused
good many who would have returned long since,
to seek winter quarters as far from this region as
possible. An carly attack on the place seems now
almost inevitable. Soldiers arc pouring in. 1t is
Gen. Writings intention to hold the place, If pos
sible-if necessary, to burn it. Col Lambs Whit
worth guns will do good execution they are per-
feet terror to the blockaders.
The sanitary condition of the town is still dread
full and it is wonderful that we can calmly pray
once week for delyerance from pestilerce whilst
the accumulated filth of the place cries up to Heaven
against it. good many of the cellars on Market
ST. are filled with stagnatei water and in perfect
state of putridlty. The cemetery reminds one
more of potatoc patch than any thing clse-undcr
the ridges and dots lie our best friends; good and
brave men, and some Of Wilmingtons farest daugf-
tiers. Their memory, like their presence will ever
be sweet to contemplate, and We can only think of
such fitting spirits to chaunt praises in higher
and better world above.
Salt now is the alitopic of the day. Gov Vances
proclamation has produced quite panic among the
makers. In one day it fell from $25 to Sill A
good many holding it for $50. l suppose, from
a rough calculation, there cannot be less than ten
thousand bushels on the Sound now, and with
production of three thousand bushels daily the &C.
emulation must be great, To-day, spectators are
buying at $22 Provisions are getting higher and
higher-chickcns today selling at 81 per pair !;
BUTTER 81 so per h., and other things in proper
ton. Mems conscences have certainly left them.
The election of Hon. VIM. A. Graham has done
the souls of good many of our people good.
WORRELL.
Our correspondents letters have been tardy in
their arrival and the pressure upon our columns
has prevented their appearance.-[E Ed.
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NOTICE.

AT ROLESvILLE, ON MONDAY THE 22D DAY
n of December 1852, shall proceed 10 sell credit
of six mouths. TIE pershabe property belonging the
estate of John NJ. Fleming. deceased including ONE HUN
DRED BALES OF COTTON, together with the remaining
stock Of goods hand. The purchaser will be required
to give bond with approved security. Other terms made
known day of sale.
]. FLEMING, Admir-.
Wake Co., N c Dec g, 1862 s7-w&sw3t.
~ Register copy.
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
DESERTED FROM COMPANY F. 4.TH REGIMENT
II n. c. T.. BARNETT RUDD aiias MOORE and
SANDY w. BAILEY, of Granville County. N. e.
RUDD is fty-two of five feet nine uces high,
grey eyes. fair complexion. nctive and athletic.
BAILEY is forty years Of age, five feet ten inches
high dark eyes, long black hair stools in the shoulders
has the of burn cheek and frequently sucks
ks teeth while talking. Both have families, and they
above the C"nscrp age they have probably moved
west of Granville County. The above reward will be pud
may suffer the penalty Of forfeited patriotism:
W. e.. LANKFORD,
Capt. CO. F, 47,h Req. N: e
Dec. I, 1852. y7-.t.
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ZEB VANCE WuEAT-We are under obligations to
MIR. L. T. Ser of Macon County, through Mr.. Senator
nnltl for package Of Zeb Nsnee Wheat We
nave pet it in the ground, and shall have small
quantity of seed to spare next year, as we'll as some
srom Dr. crudups Tuscan, which is now growing
finely
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The Confederate Senator Elect.

We announced briefly in our last. the election Of
the Hon. William A. Graham of Orange, to the
Confederate Senate, to fill the vacancy which will
occur after the 18th of February, 1864. 1t will be
seen by the proceedings, that Gov. Graham's vote
was most Aatterng one.
William A. Graham entered public life about
thirty years ago, as member of the House of Com
mons from the town Of Hlsborough. He has since
occupied seat IN both branches of the General
Assembly, and was at one time Speaker of the
House of Commons He has been Senator
Of the United States, Governor Of this State for
four years, member of Mr.. Fillmore's Cabinet,
candidate for the Vice Presidency, member of the
State Convention of 1861, and he is now a member
of the State Senate. lie is still, however, in the
maturity of manhood
The election of 10 one to the Confederate Senate
would have gra:fed the people of this State more
than that of Gov. Graham. He is, in all respects,
one of the first statesmen in the country; and
though warmly devoted to the Southern cause, he
is at the same time eminently conservative in his
views. His information his skill as debater, and
his integrity of character will at once place him in
leading position in the body to which he has been
chosen. The election of such men as William A.
Graham and Herschcll v johnson to the Confcde-
rate Senate, is an omen Of better times
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Headquarters, Cobb's Brigade,

Headquarters, Cobb's Brisade,l
NEAR FREDERIcKsBuRG, VA, NV 24th 1861. (
AFFICERS AND MEN ABSENT FROM THlS BRIG
~ ade without leave (ncudne exchanged prs"ners.)
hereby notified that correct lists from each Regiment
file in the Office of the Assistant Ajuant Gen
cra aud that such fail to return duly by the first Of
December will be reported the proper authorities to be
dealt with according to "army regulations"
by order Of Brig. Gen. COBB:
J. n. BERRIEN
A. a. A. Gen.
Dec. 2, 1852. y7-3t
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Dec. 2, 1862.
STRAYED,

ED,
EROM THE SUBSCRIBER AT PITTSBOROUGH,
Il Chatham County, on Wednesday the 18th November
last my clay bank HORSE, about years DID, blind in
both eyes and has black streak his back from name
tail Any information about the horse will be thank.
fully received by the subscriber. that can get him.
Address ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL,
Hadley's Mills, Chatham Co, n. r.
Dec 9, 1852. 49)w4tpd.
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The North Carolina Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church eonvenes in this city on Wednes-
dag morning, the Sd inst, at o'clock, A. N. its
sessions will be held in the African Church. Bishop
Early will preside
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Dec. 2, 1862.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR RENT.
n WISH TO SELL OR RENT MY HOUSE AND LOT
Il in Greensborough. The lot adons the residence of
Col e. A. Boon. The house is comfortable story
house. with all necessary oulhouses for family residence.
An early application desired by
L. D. ORRELL.
Dec. 2, 1852. V-St
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE In
CHAPEL HILL.

4 OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGE BRICK DWELL
Il ing House in Chapel Ill., known the Hunt property
situated the College Avenue the residence Of DR..
Jones'
The house is of two stories with rooms and six
ireplaces 1t has been well constructed. 1t would be
very desirable place for family wishing to reside in Chapel
HILL or for private Boarding House There is excel
lent we'll of water with the usual number Of outhouses
The Lot contains about four acres
This Real Estate will be offered at Public Auction, in
Chapel HILL on Thursday, the 18th of December, 1862.
Terms made known at the sale
Mr.. D. lilly, of Chapel HILL will take pleasure in show
ing the property to those who may wish to examine the
same. IRA BECkWlTH.
Dec. Q, 1862. 97-5tpd.
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Robert =. Dick, ESQ.

The defeat of this gentleman for Judseshlp has
been made the occasion, by rbald and vulgar press
es, oil Characteristic attack on his reputation and
motives Mr.. Dick has been the target for such
attacks ever since his bold stand at Charleston
against the movements of the Destructives.
Robert P. Dick is too well known gentleman,
scholar, jurist and orator, TO be injured in pub
lie estimation by the vulgar filings of depravcd
and hireling press. His reputation will live and
grow brighter, while his assaants are passing to
contempt and oblivion.
Mr.. Dicks vote for Judge was most fattering
one He was defeated In a friendly contest by a
gentleman many years his senior, and ripe and
able lawyer; and defeated only on that account.
The election of Mr. Gillian implies no reflection on
the legal learning, the merits, or the Conservat-
ism Of Mr. Dick Still he is assailed and abused by
the Destructives Ills friends ought to thank them
for this. for they adding by such course to the
strong hold which he already has on the confidence
and affections OF the people.
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NOTICE.

"AVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR OF
IL e. Bevln, deceased, November Term, 1862, Of
Wake County Court hereby give notice TO- the debtors
present their claims within the time specified by law
4. Il. FERkELLj Admir-.
Dec. 2, 1852. 4y-w3t.
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MAR&lEn.

In Edgecombe County by The Rev. Dr. Deems, on the
evening Of the 18th November the Rev Jfxss ar snS
and MS. NANCY WILLIAMS, of Pitt County!
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Twelve Yankee prisoners were captured in skir-
mish last week by our forces near Washington
Keep them in close quarters.
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We stated in our last, that the Hon. Bedford
Brown, of Cas~esi, had been appointed by Mr. Speak
or Mebane on the committee to wait on President
Davis o., the subject of the dcfcnccs of this State.
We leara that Col, BsoEn declined the appointment
on account Of the state Of his health and Mr. Hail.
hic nl,nn
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY, N. e.
II HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
IL SALE lying in Davie County, few miles below Oak
Hill, OF HauIs Ferry, the Yadkin river.
One tract contains about 3Y9 the other containing
about 3o0 adjoining each other. will sell them to-
geher separately This land lies in healthy section
Of country and well adapte the raising grain
bacco Amy person wishing 10 purchase ~ anil view
the same, and call TO address at Lexington,
NC A. HUNT.
Dec. 2, 1852. y7-tf.
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WAY SIDE HosPlrAL-Wc are glad to learn that
Dr. Warren, aided by tue ladies Of Raleigh, has put
the Way Side Hospital near the Central Depot in
operation The sick, wounded and hungry soldier,
will henceforth, We hope, find comfortable quarters
near at hand Oh his arrival here.
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WHO WANTS A SUBSTITUTES

A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS BEEN IN TIE SER.
"A vice fifteen months and discharged IN the dis
banding of the I'd Maryland Regiment. will enter the
vice again substitute during the for $500 and
ontft He is good soldier, sound dollar, and fddeS
well. Address POST MASTER,
South Lowell N c.
Dec 2, 1862. 81 tpd.
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Hay PRESS

HAY PRESS.
A NO. HAY PRESS, AS GOOD AS NEW, AND
ID in good order, may be purchased at Mebanes Depot
in Aainance County Persons wishing to buy, respect
fully referred to Mr. s. A. White. Mebmes Deput who
is authorized to dispose Of il for the owner.
Dec. 2, loG3. 97-1tpd.
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southampton County, appropriated $4,000 for
clothing the soldiers in f1confederae army from that
County.
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Turner's ALMANAc-We are indebted to Mr..
Turner, of this City, for copy of his Almanac for
1868. See advertisement in another column.
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SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
Wil.& Man. R0ilrOad Com many.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Nov. 18Th, 1862.
YUNHERE BEING NO QUORUM PRESENT ON THE
u 18th inst the Stockholders Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road Company adjourned to meet in w H.
mington N. C, Thursday The llth Of December next
WIN. A. WALKER, Scc'y.
Dec l. 1863 a7-3t.
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Dec. 2, 1852.
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you should make money out OF war commenced
for the protection of your slaves? while those who
have monied investments are being ruined by it?
The suggestion that you pay war tax in land and
slaves $3.50 on $4,000 worth, is trfing on the
brink of precipice. Put aside sordil thirst for
gain, and let your of right answer the ques-
ton. Aid the operation by consideration of your
own true interest. Do you think others can longer
bear the whole burthen of this war? they must sink
under it. If the South is subjugated, it will not be
by arms, but by famine and privations, caused by
the high prices of the necessaries of life Where
then will he your negroes and land and factories
All involved in common ruin, which you have it in
your power to avert by attending to the dictates Of
fairness, of your own interest, and of patriotism.
8. 1t will satisfy the members of the State Leg
islaturcs and of Congress, that further issue of
notes will ruin the country, and that wise policy
calls on them to reduce the initiation of the curren-
cy by means of loans and by direct taxation on in
come. Those who have borne the burthen of the
will checrfully pay one fourth of their yearly
income; those who making money ont of it
ought to submit to a tax of one.haf of the pro-
duce of their land and negroes and Of their fac
tories. This discrimination should be made on the
ground that the income of the former is Of less value
four to one, while the income of the latter is of
greater value, four to one. The ability to bear
the burthen is the true test. On what ground does
age exempt from the CONSUMPTION of men? Because
the old and the young are not able to bear arms
So the CONSUMPTION of money should lie regulated
by the ability to pay it. One having money in
come of 1,S00 may spare one fourth and be able
to procure the necessaries of life for himself and
family, while one whose income was 81 800 by the
sale of the products of his farm at old prices
now spare one.halG and have more than So, 900 to
add to his estate so there is no valid objection to-
the discrimination; but our country can only be
saved from ruin by tax of one fourth or one-half
The New York herald., 1862-09-01

Tt1HE GREAT EASTERN HAVING .SogChED THE
ground on her late passage from Lverpo0S hss been
considered advisable 10 make thorough examinaaoY hr
bottom before sending her departure will there
fore delayed beyond ho previously advertised day Of sail
ing Holders OF return tickets Will have them renewed
the money returned they may desire Due notice viii be
given Of the ships departure
The New York herald., 1862-09-01
DRoPosALs FOR OATS. E4 "a H

4 SD ae tes QuAR1sRNAsrER's Dxror,
AlfxASnRiA, Va, August %, IeG2
Sealed proposals win De r,syei b, ,h.s o!ice. unn
s. A Il ssy Sc y at hs T. sH ss % toi
b,rsnels q OARS. Tie to be Of mcrcIanaba
oa,s 81 isSeiSss y @ eis @ q tai1y.we
Denver 70 be ma in the city OF Ale.s va or such
other pom patoua the DEPOT may
direct (. tie da OF The contract suth
ssnser period AS mas "e p.ep,,.,iSpps sers,d upon;
The full name and Post oc- al ress OF The hidcr must
kndrsd hoasan Ouss'i ana i bla |, made II tie
bid VIII c considered as the individual proposal OF the part
Prnposa iron disloyal parties will not be considered and
On Sss 81 M eSnS tn S" e4e g
distant Quarter Uned sa Army. AeAanaris Va,
.as 'hoaa be plnl GtlAsa GrAsaSiER sRe-ls frr Oats"
The ability q the b,,dsr 70 al tue contract should be
Psrsou whose sSnaturs aust be Appended to the qua
he responsible lty guarnn.ors shown by the
official oil clerk Of le nearest aistrc, court
Bidders ss, % prs-sn. IN person when the bids are
ePsse 0 r. 's a s VS. WA onad S Ss Signed BY the
eOntracior aud OF his qua. WI required OF
A. the bond must acccin ny the contiact Il wiz be neces
y oF so Ss pers % c % IN aAsp ar % n a M 70 mem se o.
duoed tn s,.ned. anks for bonds
personally By csie o.. Q, q .slssI.pa .si.rrv
o llc Sonn'y M 60 . and State do h;rsey
x se srs % ~ H 81 o .sa ar ra n ssqs ece, m N
accordance Herewith,
shou4 The be awarded him, arc prepared TO
become HIS cur ties.
guarantee appended the official certificate
''0'' INSPECTION DELIVERY, &C.
All Oas contra IT, FOR ,lndt has sert ement VIII 10
n. inspe and ch 10 not prvc of good sound,
table qualify wiii re Jcctcd. .
paym-n 20 lie made from time trne as the forage 70
seyercd thereafter tAe Depot ouar'em
efs rc n funds. =,
ANY nloinauv IN the bid, non-conformance with the
serms OF this advertisements NH insure the reJecton me
prolosa. =,
dria . tho Dep luar,cr, sasi may dil ect.
1hg Dapo 10 inseN the right 10
al Dds laat he d. en- TOO hsh OF Tor other
9. o. FERGUSON, Captain, A. q. ~. U. s. Army,
and Depot Guar master.
The New York herald., 1862-09-01

DRoPosALs FOR OATS AND HAY.
DEror QuAaTERvasrxR's orrIcr,
CoRNEk or 18TH AND u srRsErS

DEror GOA aTER.fasrxR's OrfIrr,
CoRSEk 18TH AND u SrRsETS
SEALED wi r. -, AgsgsS, S r.. ~ aoI dS
fRlDAi the sh da, Of sepsneer a ~ ocok NJ for fur
@ o.s s Ss Of aud two ana
maY 10 be good nerchanable Tfso4Hr pu. MP in bales
and delivered at (20u two thousand pounds ton
oAis TO be Of good @ercuantabie qualify put up bags
oa,s viii BY weight, a, tsa) thrytwo pounds
Sacks to be furnished without charge govern.
Delivery TO be city Of Washington within (25
twenty-five days from the date y N contract. ~
Proposals win be re,riyed for co Hye hundred tons Of
Bay upwars and t5ooO) fy thousand bushels Of
lhc ncpesions for The Hay and Oats may se upon tie
The fel nne ana post oa.oe address the bddes
Biz I r,ade h the name OF firm the names Of MI
Abe paf alpesr DID wil be sonsisrrd tie
rs pas rom so IL 'e 4 T. Ats H. Ss NH no be considered and
~ oaln q sicslanec mast accompany each prcposon
gT unss state Army Ss "a and
should % plainly MARKET r.sysrs for oa's and Hay
The ability o. tho bidder % ~ le contract should be
cons whose Signatures mus, be al ened 10 ,he guarantee
The rspopsib Of tne guaran must e shown BY the
o. Of tic uaaed states pstrici Xiornes.
op ocG, Or tier prgpcss VIII not e considered.
oaas eqa in apaun, 70 bal hs sn% & 70 be m feseved s on
will be required Of the ssfnl bidder upon signing
Asthe bond accompany the contract WIN be
Sr oars rsd II IN sncaon md ready be prodscea
wbcd contract signed Blanks for bonds can Dc pro-
upon application being made al this oce either
@onally by letter. or uy telegraph
roam OF eUARANrET.
We, --, OF the county OF -- and state OF -, and
--, of the county oi and State OF ----. do hereby
guarantee that Ii able 70 fulh contract In accordance
with terms Of his proposition and that should his propo
nton accepted he Will NJ enter into contract In
Hccordanrc herewith. #- .sN -.
should the be awarded him. we are prepared 70
Become his securities
this guarantee must be appended the official certificate
saboy0 mentioned.
Al oats aud hay acted for under this Advertisement
ii bt tigdy Inspected such prove Of good
oorud, ierchan aniaJle 4 naiy will be rejected
Payment made upon the completion Of the contract
or thereafter the Depot Quartermaser shall be In
aunds. .
Any nformaty In the bid or non-conformsncc with the
terms Of t advttsement will the rejection " the
proposal
Delivery be made the railroad depot ss Of the
Government wharves In the city OF Washington. ~
The Qusrterrnaaier right 10
roi.ut or all Bids that he may dceis too high.
u. n. RUCKER Colonel and Depot Quartcrnasier
LIrTu REGIMENT ARriLLERy; N Wv. ~
II COLOhhfs GRAHAM,
stationed Fort Ma SHALT Batno aud urHanzed for
sison duty superior Inducements TO rccruit The
hshest bounty gwen. - =.
0tste and bpuniies are taid when enlisted. .
Court aud doraleinon sireea Frookyn OF
lfuenant ugBAN corner Of hcwcfy and 9and street,
nssnenta ~ Nuaa 0ns:N.