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The Treasury Note Bill.

The United States note bill has received the
Presidents signature, and become law. The
most important of the Senate's amendments, that
making the interest ON al the obligations ot.tfe
United States PAYABLE in coin, is Il part of the
bill as it finally passed. The duties on imports
are set apart as fund fer the payment Of this
interest, and the creation of sinking fund for
the liquidation of the principal. The bill au-
thorizcs the issue Of hundred and fifty millions
of notes in addition to those now in circulation
but It contemplates the withdrawal of these last
from circulation, while the new ones may be re-
peatedly paid out after being received for gov
ernment dues The old notes and specie win a.
lone be received IN payment Of duties on impor-
ted goods the new ones are receivable for ey-
cry other kind Of government dues, and ale
gal tender for the payment ofall public and pri-
vate deJts except interest on government notes
and bonds, and dues at the custom house.
Il will be seen that the new currency has
some advantages over the notes OF the suspended
banks SO long as the suspension of specie pay
ments continues. They can be used for the pay
meut Of taxes, for which bank notes cannot,
and they will legally discharge all private debts,
Being convertible into interest-bearing bonds,
they viii facilitate tie funding Of the public
debt, and through this channel and The payment
Of taxes a large amount OF them wsHsbe egn-
stanty Withdrawn from circulation rs be rs con
stsnty returned into it by the Government
Patriot d ta'oa
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Ayers Compound Extract sarsapa
riua.

MO one remedy is more neaded-in this coun-
IN try shan reliable .4Aeratioe, bat the sick
have been so outrageouSly cheated by the worth
less preparations of Sarsaparila abroad tha, they
are disguised even with th- name Yet the
drug cannot be blamed for The mpositons from
which they have suffered. Most of ihe so-call-
ed Sarsaparillas in The market contain little of
the virtues of Sarsaparilfa or any thing else.
They are mere sloPs-inrrt and worthless.
while concentrated extract of the active va
riety OF Sarsaparilla compounded with Dock,
Stilingia, Iodine, ETC., is, as il ever will be,
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81 Werespect and venerate the pulpit and
the true minister Of God within their proper
sphere. But history and our own experience
prove tous that these are not ALWAYS consacra-
ted to the duties and service of that sphere? In
deed, we do not hesitate to express our convic-
ton that at this moment the pulpit, iii the oc-
cupancy of thousands of professed ministers of
God is the most ds5oyal thing IN Amet5ca, and
has been more guilty than the press, wicked as
that has been, in the instigatian of those leeds
and practices rct'ch hare cause.-the ruptsre Of oar
once hapyW Uafoa -B7R SIN
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The Present Dividing Line Between
Political Parties,

Ever since the gloomy period when the bale
fal plant 50 successfully transferred from Exeter
Hall to the congeniaI soil Of New England, be-
gan to bear its first fruits in the unhappy con-
troversy which resulted in the establishment of
the Missouri Compromise, the people have been
taught by their wisest and best statesmen to fear
and abhor the abolition Of negro slavery in the
Southern States. Not only did the prominent
leaders Of the Democratic party, (Which has al
ways been radical even to tire yery limits of the
Constitution,) array themselves in opposition TO
the encroachnents upon local and State rights
threatened by the Aboltionists, but the leading
minds Of the Whig party (Which was not so rad
ical as to the freedom Of the masses and the dis
tribution Of the powers Of the Govenment) were
also found in determined hostility to the purpo-
ses proclaimed by the disciples of WILBERFoRCE.
But owing to the defilement of the pulpit, and
the degradation Of the rostrum by the senseess
aealots who yyage1 this new crusade Of Abolition,
the little knot of New England agitators soon
increased its numbers till they were counted by
thousands and hundreds of thousands. Final
II, after WEBSTER and CLAY had left the scene.
and the Wing leaders could no longer discern the
star of the Constitution by which their prede-
cessors had steered the ship, the grand old organ
ization which had been the pride and the hope
Of the conservatives went down, a hopeless wreck,
driven to pieces by the storm of the anti-slayery
agitation. The pirate wreckers then gathered
around the dismantled hulk, picked up what
floating timber they could fnd-no matter if it
was even an old whiskcy casll thrown overheard
from the good ship DsMocRAcY- lashing the
incongruous remnants together, ,thevventured out
to sea under a dag pledged to the determination
of ''thosc twin relics of barbarisln, Polygarnv
and Slavery" Meanwhile the Democracy stood
firm for the Constitution and the rights guaran-
tee3 to the people of all the states under that
sacred instrument. For years they battled sue
cessfdlly with their new and impatuous allyersa-
ry but, at last, through the instrumentality of
a political Grecian Horse covered over with
Tariff schedules and pictures of homes for the
homeless, ana drafts Of lands for the landless,
the long siege of the Constitution was success
full, the walls Of the Union were broken down,
and civil war reared It's horrid front from one
end Of the country to the other. The sudden
ness with which the strife began, and the i1nmi-
ncnee of the danger in which the Federal Gov
cgTIaent was placed, constrained some of our
statesmen from attempting, at the outset, to d.
vert the conduct of the war from the direction
rage. Bat The masses Of the Democracy, fixing
their gaze stcadfastly upon the Constitution, re-
solved 10 steer 70 the last by that polar star Of
Our national armament, and determined that
neither threat nor entreaty, danger, nor the hope
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s25 4 EMPaesY8zENT fs75!

AGENTS ANTEDi
We VIII pay froai S25 TO SIS per month, and all
expenses, TO active Agents, give commission.
Particulars sent free. Address ER1g SEwrxa AfA-
CHINE CoMpANy, R. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio
Aug. %, '6l.
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From THE SoUru-CaH for Troops-A Dda1t
THleatcned.--LouisviIe, Feb. 27.-The New
Orleans BEE oonfesses to the magnitude of the
calamity at Fort Donelson, and condemns The
neglect and apathy Of the Confederate Govern
ment in not sending enough troops westward.
1t says a general call 10 arms has become an IN
evitabie necessity.
The Memphis Aralaacle Of the 22d says that
the Governor of Alabama has called for twelve
regiments from that State, and If not forthcom-
ing other means win be used to fill the reqqiS;-
tion.
The Governor of Georgia calls also for twelve
regiments from that State and says if the requi-
sition is not filed by the 18th OF March a draft
viii be ordered.
A company near Kingston, Boston county, is
preparing to turn out one thousand pounds Of
saItpetre from a saltpatre cave in that vicinity
The peach and plum trees in Rome, Georgia,
are blooming, and the wheat crop IS promising
and almost too forward.
Cotton cards are being manufactured in Daw-
son, Georgia.
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powerful Alternative and ~ efFretual remedy.
Such Is Ayers Exitact Of sarsaparia, as lis
trnly wonderful earrs Of he great vari.ty If
complaints wllich require an aAeFafiye npdi-
cine have sbpndanily shown. Do not, lbprt-
fo,e, ,iisrald THIS invaluable medicine, because
yoa have tepn imposed nPan by something pre-
;tn,lirg 10 ta SafsaFariila, whiie il was not.
When you have nssd AVER -thrH, and not
til i,ru. ,eill yeu know The virtues Of Sarsa-
l.arila For minute particulars oi The diseaSes
cures, w refer you 70 Ayrr's American Al
aauac, witch tie agent below nlmed vii far
nish gratis to all whc cali ior it,
AgrHs CATnARric Puts, for the cure of
CostsUeasss, Jauadice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
DrseHteyg, F0M Sfomqeh, Heaaocbe, piles.
Raeamutisr, Hearf5urn arising from Disorder
e4 SfoH.qef, Paia, Or .HorJi4 Iaacfioh Of the
BoWs{s Faiatencg, Loss Of Rppeiite, Liver
Complaint Dcop&y, Worms, Gout, .Ntaralgid,
and jor a Dinner Phi.
They are sugar coated, ID That the most SEN
sltiTe can take them pleasantly, aud they are
The best APerient in the world ior. all thaRssfs
poses Of family physic. Price % ceotseer
box; Five boxes for ST o0
D. not be pa; off by nnpfincipled dealers
with other preparations which they make more
profit Oh. Deuand AYERS and take no others.
The sick want the best aid there is for them,
and hes shoaId hare IL
.- Prepared BY Dr. 4. gseEB. & ca, Lowell,
Mass, aud sold 5y Dr EE9s-.s. Ess TtknR y, Bedford.
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Ny DEAR SIR:

Your appeal for money in the
Gazette" Is conPacpo3s-1lot to be overlooked
Or neglected-espcciaIly when you attack your
Subscribers on very tender point, conscsnce-
addressed patriotic, and most beloved lady
friend Of mine IN your Borough-with this en-
quiry-IIaye you paid your Editor any money
in my absence she replied by the last mail
saying ''no sir-I receive aW paper g,ututously
and you viii surely pay up at once tor yours -
Now Dir. Editor, herewith IS enclosed the nq0aey
nee3s3, and we viii give the Lady her own way
You and know how TO do thus most bland
y and politely.
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Hoo FARMERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST

Buy an individual right for Horse Rake.
ANY farmer that can make a common harrow
can make one. II made according to my IN
slrnctions, ! wilfguarantee il 10 work as well
as any other spring tooth rake ever invented.
and this will cost Only from So to SIS, accord
ing as you manage in getting it made will
send by mail certificate of right for one rake
with full Instructions for So Address fwth
stamp,l
C. WALKER,
Benford's Store, Sea .rsas ce.
DANIEL w. AMe&..
BedfeFc, Pa
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A UDITOR,S NOrICE

A UDITOR'S NOTICE
"a The undersigned appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Bedford coanty, to report a
distribution of the moneys in The hands Of o.
b. shannon, Esq, administrator oi the estate of
Daniel Means, late Of Monroe township, decd.
TO and amongst lien creditors, and others, will
attend to the duties Of his appointment at his
office, in the borough of Bedford, on Wednesday
the 9th day Of March, inst, at 10 O'Clock, A.
Nj OF said day, when and where all parties in
tegested can attend.
JOHN P. REED,
Feb. %, 1862. Auditor.
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/: MARCH 7, 1889
Primary Election.

BY requested TO meet at the Court House, on
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, March 9Th,
10 select by ballot a ticket to be voted at the
coming Spring election. A fpll turn out IS re-
spectfully requested.
II. c. REAMER,
S. BARNHART, TTg. Com
j. II. SHOEMAKER,
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EBEER-

WHETSTONE.-0n the 28t4 alt. Samuel
David, Son Of Aaron MILESTONE, Of Friends
Cove, aged ? years, ; months ami 70 days
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The BLESSINGS they have lost.

\ lady arrived IN this city from I2iehaaead, a
few days since says, that outwally the#sja4loe
OF the North appeared 70 b. gauf4'l tIIaea ilnd
the declaration that they weull 1cres. sgbinit
was Frequently heard. Tie city was unusually
gay balls aud other eoaiel gatherings, b,iag quite
frequent Sd the careless Observer !; Appeared
is Il all love for tie Union established I,y their
fattheys was utterly repuligtel Bat even q
midst the excitement Of the bfilliaas gatherings
with baantifu music sounding in tpir cars, ,ipain-
fdi expressions would Sit over their counfenan-
ces, as If even in the hour Of excitement, they
mourned for the blessings they had loss, for tae
Conntig-ibe Union they had 50 ungri4tetIIliy
repl,diitled. Ia hepriyaey of their own homes
they showed by many httle traits, yearniugs lgr
reconciliation and reunion; but ia the streets
and public places, were the reign OF terror OK
ercises It's fail power tleg dare not acknowledge
the presence OF any one coming from flls North.
- in the Old French Revolution, they fear tile
denunciation OF The spies s,yarnling in every III
racti8n.-81.foa 1lu3rAer.
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SOLOMON FETGHT.

- ~ tGE--~
II Having purchased al Sheriff g sales
the following property, 10 writ One Dan Horse one
dGn marcy bay borses, grey horse, black mare,
bay mare, l roam horse, / sorrel mare. / Iya.k
mare, brown. horse, bay mares, spo,ted mare,
brown mare, sorrel boises, ! roam mare, bob
iail bay horse-23 sets of stage harness. halteIs.
sSkrS set OF Concord harness, haIters, Concord
buggy, shafts, pole and harness, Concord coaches,
hacks, buck sagoC, set Concord wheels. ten
Plate stove and pipe, table, desk, rug bed
stead and spring m'trass washing stand riding bri
qle and dressing bureau-sold as the property of A.
J. HeesIde-i hereby give notice thai permit said
property 10 remain in the possession of tba spid
J. Reesde, during my pleasure
MARY RESIDE.
March 7, 1862.-3t.
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which side will the people stand at this late day
Will they decide for the Union and the toiera-
ton of negro slavery, or for Disunion and Aoo-
litionisrn2
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PnhEfc Sale
OF DANTEL sGErGarER's

OK DANIEL 5LELcaTEE'S
REAL ESTATE IN MONROE TOWNSHIP.
I FpY virtue of an orierof The Orphans Court
p af Bedford cau4.. the undersigned will
otter ioT sale on the preoses, in Monroe township
On Saturday, 18th March, s&ase,
the following described Real Estate, to Wit. The
real estate OF which the said Daniel Seiehter died
seized, containing 2l1z acres neat measure adioin-
ing lands Of Jeremiah Shaw, John Meatk.s, johas
Williams heirs, William Clark, Daniel slaighter,
jr, ana others. The Improvements are = egTee s.o-
ry weather boarded log house, log barn. blacksmith
shop, spring honse aad other buildings l:wo orch
aids Of about 50 trees Of choice fruit A1aut t4o
acres cleared, - acres at least are good meadow
The balance Is well umbeFed. @Fde property IA well
waessd and there is good sPfiGg close 10 loo house
IeFTns-~One-thrd at confirmation OF sale, and
balance IN two equal yearly payments without IN
terest.
SOLOMON FEIGHT.
NICHOLAS SLEGHTER.
Aam'rS. Of Dqnio! Sieis5tsr, 1ss'a
!. March q 1862.
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tn -Halvaa and fogi Iia}'orS geaaai} t2she
hot ssaa, viii befarmore deadly to our olsns sses
than tl.o cnenv's h:.yonets. IN the indian f8Rl
Criaoan Campaigns, iIOTLOWAY'S PILIS
were used N enormous quantities. They kept
the Troops in perfect health. Only . cents
per Box, Soldiers supply yourselves.
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RoEgocs's asansles:on CoGae,

EAOER"CE@ EF8a3sseE5oFa G0fFGe.
This preparation, made from the b. st Java Coffee.
IS recon- mended bv physicians as a superior NUrRl-
Tl0US BEVERAGE for General Debility. Dvsnen
si7, and all bilious disorders Thousands who Sags
been compelled 10 abandon the use of coffee viii
use this without injurious effects One Gao contain.
The strength Of two pounds Of ordinary coffee
Price 2j cents.
K0LL0CK LEVAlN,
The purest and best BAKING POWDER known.
for making light, sweet and nutritious bread and
cakes. Price Is cents.
MANCFACTUREp by
NJ. H. KOLLOCK, Chemis.,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
And sold by all Druggists aa4 G,rocers.
February IS, iS62.-ly'
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Primary Meeting.

The Democrats Of Bedford township, are here
by requested 70 meet at the Court House, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8TH, between the
hours of one and four o'clock, 2. AI., for the
purpose Of nominating by ballot, a ticket to be
supported at the coming Spring election. All
persons voting win be required to support the
ticket nominated.
TT. GEPHART,
/. d. EARNEST, zig, Com
@. 3cGIRR,
Feb. %, 1862.
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e. That the American people are apprcei'2 ;
tive Of ANY substantial service rendered them +
seen in The result Of Dr. Ayers enterprise. II
was something Of a venture for chemist Of his
splendid reputation among the literat Of th6
world, to risl, it in the rf0flnction Of Cough
Drops anl Iilis. But he boldy threw himself
into the gap whore his taleits eould best su]serqe
lie pchiie veal, and it IS nov easy to see t.at
he did not misudge the temper Of his country
men. Throughout this nation and some foreign
lands, his name i foremost at the bedside OF sick
nass-Thile in the good hescatters, he IS socoad
to no living man, lie wins the brightest lao
rels man can wear, AMI enjoys in untold mq2s-
IRE the luxury Of doing good I15sctrcs-, "a
5pqae. Ioseq,
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
DROPosALs FOR OATS.
:" oAiS' ouAnrrxxAsrrn,s px,o,

~ QUARTRRMASTER's DEpOr,1
Sealed Propoa. viii ss rseevsa At once sss un
:As ay % 1s Il ss
S: Of AZ S M 1s e so s g sHOa
% y q xson @ a ssDGss %
within @ days date q Ss or saS
''nsss period as mag of psSrSs%Is. lsrisS safa
ssd ss
Sd win considered the individual proposal ihe part
FroSosss asloy.l parties win se considered and
e s q ms. e. each As
distant Quarterss,cr United States Army, Asxadr Va,
sa1 'A'ad be p'ay GtFsfs GuASlsiSs for Data"
sws6 70 a BE- ~ two rspe.Ss
lsr:oas whose signatures must b appended to the
~ e Ss %r: b By s
q the United States Dstri,t Attorney. I
Ts : r II uJ Ss wnsa s bids
n aS the E S ss ss
sSe ScUessla % bileT r. upon Signing The contract
se S bond ays as Sna%sn with VIII
g a:s bonds ned IN and ready q es s
Srocarsd upon application being made this soe either
personally s'e ,ors or sy as slssisga sS.ss,,r.
sg.s.ee hs aee isai s"n;rse, n aSSgraanss r..
Soss sea s enter
accordance Herewith,
Should the contract be awarded him, are prepared TO
Dooouno his cnrics. ..~,-,
ro this sasn'se must 70 appsnaea 'n'
soo's "'"''iN INSPECTION, pELIvERY, &C.
Al Oats under this advertisement viii be
edly inspeIcd sch do prove OF good, sound
onerchantaUtr quality will be rejected. . .
Payment le alc from time the forage Is
delivered thereafter the Depot Quartcrmasser
Dhau be In funds . .
tsrns Of his will insure the rejection Of the
proposal
Delivery made such wharf at the city OF Alexan.
q Duartermaster
The Depot 70 himself the right 70
reject any all that he deem high or or other
O. B. FERGUSON. Captain, 40. NJ: U. $. Army,
and Depot Quartcrmaster.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

OFFICE, NO IS MERCER
street. New York, Sept. H. lsS2-Proposals VIII be
ressived this until the l1h day OF September
81 10 oclock Of that day for furnishing th Un,td sates
cavalry seryce-an equal irorort OF cachsaid TO
be delivered this city within twenty t20 days alter award
Ing the ,ontra horses 10 be inspected nv
appointed by the Department The horses
fifteen and half hands and upwards in
height than more than eight years Of
ace, sound In every respect and free from blemsh;
The ability OF the bidder 10 Gil the conirnc should be
awarded him, bs guaranteed BY Two per.
Uous signatures he appended ~ the guarantee
The bidders BE- present ~ person when the bids are
STEWART VAN vLIET,
Major and Quartermascr, United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

THE Bvsr FREE AND EASY IN THE CITY Is Al
SATURDAY. EVENING" N B.-lmpored Eng.ish Tale Ae %
drxaeht THOMAS MQSrG0NEkf, PrVpriesQrs
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
THE KEHELLlvN.

"A RNY SUPPLIES.
No. ss Snw ESnH august asD
s cp and d'f Ess or as%
pyiss e volunteers miAtia Of the United States
POI % and az sIip i,
oh,ns and Eaapass IN this city where specifications and
Proposals the articles which proposed to
S qan which s ssn be SpPssa @ Be se
and shs os offered and the price sr sse h. article
be Issisiy marked with the sont,ss,ors
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
AITIoLEs OF CLOTHING.
Unorm .oaIs consisting OF engineers ofdhahcc ar'
JnIom Jackets consisting cavalry. artillery, infantry.
Unfonn Trousers. consisting Of fOosmen. horsemen
tsGssso Goi.oa ADJ Duck enS 6verans
Ss!sssrsDn ss, caa;ssos ns snS %an ans and horse.n
e.nfets-woolca psil aud rubber.
Sssf ossls, iii,sI lnsl ard un!nea.
Soos Boo.ees, Lessns' Stocknsa
Uniform Ists@rrimmed and untrimmed.
CAPS ,srs.mGsvsry &, y.o.ps s.ss:s and Infantry
Haversacks. Knapsacxs. Canteens.
Hospital Tents q sa Common rsn
sss;ass,.i ss:Sa;:s s15s; csior.. fgs;sss: .;ss:..
:ss.sS: sssr., S;:s SS:$s s:s sssa..
sson%sfSss Storm Flags p,Hs pSsies Aae~
s:;;s!,!a: :;;!:ss :;a;; fss+ E$;ss$:;. $;s$:::
sooks-oo%pany e.ssi'' A.'.
Be: b. 6sseaipsi1s' 6Sla.aips Mo''"n.
Do Morning Report
%. Morning Report.
bo bo d.ard. tss.fi.
Rcs,menta general sn,n. order.
30 Descriptive.
Be-. b. 63Ss. 5%Ss1
Cons ,aaisa f Morning Report
Security be required for the fuaIment OF every CON.
Ali proposals received by the tenth day from the
cate o. & hs M aay r ss,nen WI be op,ned a. noon Of that
Gc lowest sponsbie bidders present Contracts
bids eseve lowest responsible BIDS re-
oe1yra up 70 ns ae q makips contrasts t
Supplies and addressed to the Subscriber. .
0Iaef . ~ s'%"cS1 Le"t colonsi @sae.i g. L. vINroN
OepuW o3afermastcr General United States Army.
ORDNAScE OFFICE,
MI % ess BY hs snp s
s0'SSs ;ss NJ q
xors n, Shcrs re. a,lile, can b. seen, a Of
26ol) regulation artillery blankets
These blankets must be WOOL close woven of stout
..a... ,.. ., FOR THE CAVALRY,
and three inches tho edge The letters ~. six
'n0n'' % o fa fP1 fh X RI ifnsFs e the OAe
rho d s aaa Fss h psass S
calsS II. II ns Z. ssnto q ,6s sisnks.
and the weiSh' II q iss lbs Variation allowed oss lbs
OF one hundred ach. The value OF the deter
mined by the inspe tor.
The goods be inspected at the factory and none VIII
De accepted paid for but such approved
Upecton.
Deliveries DC made follows:-one. OF the
SMeunt contracted Tor per week commend ing weeks
from the date o the contract Failure deliver
ned time wli snbic the contractor 10 forfeiture OF the
amount due al that Tine.
No bid wi b. .onsiderea which does not from
not state explicitly the place, time and quantity OF each
weekly delivery. -
the bids which may be made.
Each party obtaining contract will required to enter
INTO bonds with the proper surces to the faithful
lion Of the
Upon the award being made successful bidders viii be
noned and will b. FURNISHED with forms OF the
and bond required OF them.
Proposals viii! be addressed 70
General ]. W. RIPLEY
Chief of Ordnance.
Washington, D. G.;
And will be endorsed
Proposals for Blankets"
JAMES W RIPLEY,
Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ordnance.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

nIANoNps BOuuuT AND THE EXTREME VALUE
~ paid. especially ror hne large Stones India Camcis
Hair ShaNls taken IN exchange fot Diamond Jrwpry,
bought Tor cash. b. w rLuMB, oi2 Broadway; aud
2tQ g. only
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
POLITICAL.

AT A MEETING OF TIE SEVENTEENTH WARD
~ seymour Club held at thr house of Mr. William Gioe
merit OF Fith aud avenue A, the following
officers were unanimously elecled-
Anthony Duero, fresiicnt.
John Nuscnt, secretary.
James fitzpatrick Corresponding Secretary.
James shannon, Sergeant alarms 80.
The next regular meeting OF ths ouo VIII ue held ~ the
Tivoa in avenue A. betsern Nutn and Tea.h Gyces gu
Weenesday sycuIng, SEPT u a. ~ oc.esk.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
IAKSEsr BOUNTY NOW oFrERED FOR ANY CON.

BROOKLYN MONITORS. Captain Holmes Company A,
Senatorial Regiment, Col Blunt, Of West Pon)-Only
twenty wanted to al up this company IL s rropos
left this city. committee OF gentlemen OF wealth have
pledged take OF the families and men are
frushcd with clothes and they
pass Inspection Htadquarers Fulton avenue, corner Of
dsnd avenue Brooklyn Take Fulton avenue cars n Fn
on ferry.