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-whrat was unusually dali, ~lh only slngi. aAe u
amber Michigan reported al 81 3s Corniras qu,et saes
having been oonnnsd " bushels. Including mllsi
Western At 60 &c sc for sc.Ins osc sosSc tor M
soand. and agc. a To. for ysio~ Western Oats ssfs
selling so~ly Al 7oc 1Tc- hyo in dosasa Doc .
VI % barey and Barley malt cnntnse dai ngtnnai
CopiE~-lhrre we're 20 bags hlo rsy,rtci soid II
1sc a 2sg.e The market othcTvss devoid II ani.
tnA,sn aud prices were ,@Ddinx dp~nxud we sqaa,c-
ordinary, 27c., fair v god oAfsors 1Ic a 1sc Jsva
matA aad bags, sst.e. . NC hnScaib1 800. 1.a Ia
gyayrs, ybc a1c, ~. nomngo, 25c,
Corrs vas cutie nominal W day. "a he sbssuco any
important transactions
FIna were qu,x Aacserel ruled arm ba, otlsf inas
were depressed
FnEawts wore unasuaiiy dali We heard n engage.
meats n only 0op bbl.. hour ~ ADt~srp =. Iba
Al number Of yessos of AL cl-eyss ~ pot uAs sl1
Hay was n moderate f~g4nsi 70 day al Tsc voc fot
North river halo
Hors raIed yery agiei al lie s?lc
Hun AND lssrHE Inactive and shat sns.L
tl~i.
IIus The demand manly for comma aoes Land
atsL
NoLAss',-so sales u any moment uAs.pres. ala
lrtcs. nominal
rrovroos.-fmk vas dal ., sii az al IS 70, oli
mess. ti3 20 el3 70 for nee and tiU b tli
- f0 primo, With hai~~ - $40 bbs En-f
With saies o1y Is0 bbts al 81 ~ ti2 ~ prime sni
VIZ 70 va Tor errs nsss lard cnu'innef detressi
esc, sssc with sAie- ~ azs psca Ag-. ~ cut tn.ass
sse fos hams nsc.B rubed quite dsi. At ~ aT.c
blttSf and cheese lDpcA quiet and depressed
Hfy onniinsed Inactive sEd qsiis bOmlnA1
sroass we're IN limtof demand ~ih saies rsf.ftsf n
o1y zio bids At ne lz.se fos s-- rIssss fec
i0Sc fW Cas with 80 tsr.- HsvaEs. patty st lie
I.tros.-rbevc wess 80 600 be 'ols ~ 10, AIo,.e
wn-syr ooDtipoef 1ssa b~asy a Gskr aAsr rRh
~los a oair tnsaii ios, mostly aG. &c
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
sales ut tho Pablse Bonra
CITY COMMEuCIAL REPORT.

WEpasspAr, Jolly bop ~
AsuEs s--Tberc wcrc 20 bbs. pot sold IL Tc so,Lns
doing IN pearls.
BasArsfuUs-Fiour was . tri1e lower ard quite
dali Tho days sales lncluds only 900 bbas ft,s and
wertern 100 Southern and $50 CAnsdisn within our re-
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
-~~~~~~~>>ooN>~~~~~~~
How Lees Retreat was Dis
covered.
>-~~~e-~-~-->~-~~~~~
DETAILS OF THE GRAND SKEDADDLE.
e~,<~~~~->~~<.~,~->~-~~~
Why the Rebels were Not
Attacked.
~eY>-~O~<~>oN<~>-~-~~~~
A Conference Of Corps Conn
manders.
FOUR GENERALS OPPOSE AN ADVANCE.
The Retreat q Full and Com
plete ROut.
MEADE'S ARMY IN SWIFT PURSUIT,
As., Ae.s -.
MEADE's ARMY IN SWIFT PURSUIT
asY as. -.

THE wILLIAMsPORT TELEGRAMs.
wnllAxsPoRr, Nd, July IA, 1904
photographed you from Boonsboro this morning that
General Lee rsrcating, and would probably escape
the river.
Our army under orders to at daylight this
morning
II moved only TO find no enemy in front Of h
followed the advance down this place, and cleaner
clearing than the rebels have made could not be
imagined.
The rebels their retreat yesterday morping
Their infantry crossed principally upoB o pontoon
bridge at Failing wa,css
Their wagons and artillery crossed at the crds here
The river s not SO high as reported.
The people at wiamsport say that the rebels dreaded
attack yesterday part Of their force already
across the river.
Tho rebel fortiHcaons in front Of here M more
than temporary affairs, and their line long they
could have easily been carried by assault
We waited just day too long.
There artillery firing at Falling Waters this
afternoon, and il s reported that two thousand
prisoners havo been captured
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railway shares were also wanted at better prices
thah yesterday There was not what could be
called an active demand for anything; but no ono
wanted 10 sell. The board adjourned about noon,
and every one left the street 10 Join the yarou,
ctizens' organizations There was Of ,ours. no
afternoon board.
The business Of the sub Treasury Was an fol-
iows:-
fNcepse'' blbA17 10
fs) ncAta. b3s las SO
H'hunS 't.tt'.'.s tsttt...s...s+s. 2<iuAl2 -
The aggregate amount Of exports (exolasive Of
specie) from New York to forcgn ports for the
week ending July ~, 1868, was i,ll2 775.
The earnings of the Erie Railroad Tor the month
Of June were;-
if3 ,sos 90
l.9e $40 sal 90
lncrease. .g232 0lo 90
The New York herald., 1863-07-16

The fences all thrown down, ~ 70 enable the
cavalry TO move with ease, and wheat and corn are
trampled tho earth, though army had encamp
headquarters al the house Of Mr.. David Alter, Just
back Of the carthworke kwsls corps the last 10
leave and stuarts cavalry covcredtne The rebel
cavalry a nassed the cnemys left until yeser.
day aten neon, when portion of IL moved or towards
wilIamspor for the purpose Of protecting tho flank OF
reeatinR column Lee and star crossed tho Potomac
yesterday before Enpdown. The inhabitants state that
the rebel officers assigned the retreat that
army crossing above and below and would got
their Nearly all Of the citizens arrested and
taken to willamsport, where they released and
sent back. The object TO prevent our learning
Of The movement, which had been progressing two
days Tho returning prisoners all declare the Con
fedesate army TO be badly dsorganized and dissats
fed. The css airy has lost terribly, and fourth
OF tho force which entered Maryland ID dismounted.
Very few batteries have their full number OF casons
and the artillery horses reduced TO skeletons II Ia
evident had attacked them yesterday, should
driven them pcl neil 10 the river. Yesterday af
enemy's left CONSERVATION, and stampedcd his cavai
ry oneGfth Of army could have routed hts ontire
force but 1t s too late. Occupying he did high
ridge, we unable TO form any idea Of what the
enemy doine but all felt certain that lee
to fight us that few demonstrations made
part thus the good opportunity for the overthrow Of
Lees army parsed from II Is not probable that we
shall overake the rebels Immediately Another Virginia
campaign before u.s. and other battles be fought
on the soil Of ths Old Dominion.
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and anxious conference with stuart ill three ocpck
teraty afternoon. when attended by single staff officer
ars eoape Of orderes, he rode Stuart himself did
MT eve I'll evening, his cavalry being employed In
covering the movement 10 the river.
Tue country 10 the vicinity Of Hagerstown rs literally
eaten out The family at whose house lee and his aids
qeafiered themselves have not go much pound Of
subsistence Of any kind left They were compelled 10
hand over their -four bacon vinegar every thing else
aud though General Lee himself appealed 10 nothing
avaled against the hunger OF the famsh g gray backs
Our troops will probably p sh uarpers Ferry
Tho rebels may make stand Virginia soa bu, they
VIII nnd the Army of the Potomac worry close TO them
Every thing Indicates that our troops worked up
their u.est capacity in tho pursuit the y nt forces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-15

ss!a ls,Gtis Ssais Fgig lFtEs:.la,i II aa;E=5H2
a;ns.itgti;:s is='lif :;s":' ;f::':cs;. - :i;isss
ss;.a1e. lid ti;?iT CarSic" i.'.-.-t .p"" IA.
;;als! Bat .ho-o t'a: - z::..not tie i;;-.p"."
terra who afa .:i"I.s: ;:.,r ineaas, an; iho
sailors Tho arc riGbias thcl: lives, are 600
foeliHh to require IN explanation. Win the OK
ception Of email fry of a2eculators who
COMO from New York md Try to ees over 70
tho Confectionery, no ono engaged In TIE
S3utbaYn buai.es5 can ta justly accused OF
faint Of YankeeiSm. 4 large Yankee oporE-
tor would be u marked ina',
!twn,ila 10 gratifying TO believe this slate
mcns. Tee comparative safety Of tho Mas
sau straraai!.la IN running tho blockade: may
certainly bo sccoun;ad for by tho fact that
they take care TO have lhs bsst commnndcrs
md piiotg, while tEo vsssels On Government
acuoua: ave MT 60 wctl prov;d&i ii this Tes
pact-sgetil.e ,ilna:ration ,f ihs GupHi3i Of
6cjaUcy ef yS!ya.o oatsTp7I@a. Bat, then,
ghspco co.no III. box (, and bsles, and
tnomntans III va, kns goods We know
::!as largo qugRti'ias 1t .hsm ne Runssied
scross the L 5tOmlG. :.aa dat our hiackidc-
ruano-A .stTsiy purchase frum Yankee p7iH-
cncrs Quantities us 's-evnHsck"' foT this
trade. Rnt tia: does uo- account for ther
all aud 40 iiayi c-o1;;h!s affirmation that L
la.gs anicunt u. tl., clsai Of merchandise
does como 10 IA By way .: Charleston ard
Wilmington. To whE:sn:sh: ;.ENnt Ibis intro
Iurt;ou Of Taz Walk AZ! 3 Jaiiin mercisn-
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TRADE WITH TIE ENEMY.

S3Ins;iSas since ws took OCCASION Ia ralor
to tho fac. That vessels lsIs. with ordnance
aud qua,termasters' stores, coming from Eng
land, are generally captured OF destroyed by
the cnemy's blockade fsot and that Other
vessels, ceoling fcom Nassau, Laden with
drapery and habcrjayhery ard luxurics Of All
kinds, generally onter un,nolsatsd. We Iden
lior cd, especially, .he case Of two stesmers
which both entered the hashor Of Charleston
while tho attacking squadron WAS actually
within the baT--ons freighted with arms and
ammunition, the other with miscellaneous
cargo; ono was chased and burned, the othor
entered in safety. We mentioned, further,
tho fact that large quaasit3 of Yankoo
goods liz constantly sold by auction al Rich
mond, and shen gave expression to the suspi-
cion, which really exists, that our enemies arc
using tie blockade ss machinery for mo.
nopoliziug out trade and shutting out tho pro-
ducts of other nations. Ii would ce,tsinly
DO disss-eeablo surprise TO us if tho evi.
denco forccd rs upon this corclua,o7, because
wo wore aware that the proprietcrs Of at
least one OF the lines between Charleston and
Nassau werc reputed to be good Southern
men, and devoted to the service Of our cause.
It is, therefore, with pleasure wo find in the
Charleston aOouries" tho following statement
glyon by the Nassau correspondent of that
journal:
Tho owners and agents of steamers in Mas
sou are sil Englishneu ur Sou.hognsrs. Several
Of the Eoglishmen have been long residents
in the South, and are identified aud interested
IN her interests. The outside shippers of
goods, who number perhaps thirty, are No
tives Of the Bahamas or the Confederate
S.stes. There may be YANKEES or two
among them, but j 80 they don't chow them
selves. Most Of the Confederate shippers are
CharlestoniaDs. The steamers are comm.n-
dod by EnglishInen, OF we'll Known Charles.
ton and Wilmington mariners. ! know not
one whose character is net above suspicion.
As for tho statement Of collision between
these captains and tho hlocksdere, let tho facta
speak for themselves. Ne know IN Charles
ton snd Wilmington whether any vessels
have successfully run in with military snp-
plies. On the other hand, We know that YES
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To the E8if67S Of tie EnouiTc7'
SThuarcN, Va. May IL, 1853.

SThraroE, Va, May IL, 1853.
Geailsntr: = T ea&e allnH subscriber to
occupy rn.n, =. acc ii your columns, 70 ststo
q few fdntp:
lst. NaG@ iapolh, rs general thing, record
sysn,s OF Me late Gen. J tkson'a Corps, aa
tbs StoreTsli Di9isio,r In jnhtico to the
ors7e men 'hlt Won ihs nA,ne from Tho Ia.
men!cd Rgo. Oh July 2let, 1861, Ehen no
said there s,nrd:' Jucks0n hko Stolewall,
and whose bodaa are ne'7 b ssc::i6g ~, eTery
baths field in Virgin, gil stsib thsL there
10 no Stonaw ali ni7:sin,; Ii: there il Gsnna
wall Brigade, canros"c sf the u, lib, 9Th,
27tn, saa AID Virginia Psgnen.s Of In
fFnt:y. They won he namo and are
cnlil,d t. the hnro's ,lana, AID tho spirits
of the gallant Njod&r, Allen, L,ckIaud,
NeT, B>ylor, RoHs, JvnaB and Paxton, who
tell &: it's head, Now leok dom with pride,
upon il, and last e az. is father, tho i'm
mortal snd G. l:ko J,ckGnn. IL jns.icc to
these blsva mer, wr.to thcna f"Tr lncs,
ard hope you MAJ tro tit 10 pnhi;sh them.
81. Alter the hs:'o of fredericksburg
DIccrher, 18Th lsE2. tho Examiner" Esd
an article headed Ito Stonew:ll Artillery
composed IS al The hstteiies in Jackson's
corps, when tho real S:anawalI artillery CON
sisss of lie R>ckhIi;!ge Artillery, formerly
Ptndlbt n Battery. mid CIR :.en!er's Battery,
from Alleshany
l arr, respectfully, you, &a.,
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FOR RENT OPJ.cASr

HAVE on the efate c:iks Ists Lharlss s. Clark, deed
ABOVE uoss Perry, sisrrton rive, ,.,eral good
TARs-, foT raat b. The ye:r -. lesie fer .eyerL
years. ~ preferred Tssrs ara good dwelling houses on
tho iaIn1 Add Two farmi ca be united with
large odJ 81 ntcS AID lss ground attached, 20 4ho
may Tih - Ears eighteen or twenty kancs uutc: ono
manager. Wh. Il. CLARK
Guardian Ct Thomas D. clafk,
aroitsburs, Hslfix eauuty, VS.
may 6-d3t.e
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.lnN HILLARY KENH ARD

WOUNDED byLolFI vii! Isr ~" mr. T'-nji:
= Lt.pih ease. ol fssLiiur" Gy!.r VA IL. (" -"
piG!iIiy ssG .r as To Ell; R.lch sod .. ': ~
ma s=rr;.t ERiu street Thu s!4y, T-rn i shi -
"'cicS,r Al. Htk: watehia !en ~ 80" IL rr.! ''ff'
80 sr".e reward vi bo pad a. IN qCcs:io5: "''ti-
II. rhA'n n' bC!ER bcq e.i, "a b. gwen i".r''
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MOTT G [

oFrIcE l., s L PoT3GA0 r. R. co.,
Ecaa,sp, Nay !ss5.
AN ard etIer 1r!:s. hn's IIy 80 trt) the
y Acc,msosstIor Tfa;1 o! th'a COMPANY Wiz retuns
It's rpss ar trip. betvsea RioT1 nj RI ea7iGR
EcAnoni ass Y snd E!r!Te =: = Kurt 1t 6l0r. ~
aa.urting, will leave Milford .. so r.. and arrive In
RichlaaEd sty An. f&h'L KCTH,
sopet.isndilS
may lS-et
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4. ). Git.
kNBALhING TIE DEAD.
DIR MiCIIFPE

iFIHU pcl-i 0H,Ci tt ~ b .;ai.3e': -t.tiSr 81
4 H>m!t0ns I!:rsa. H.ul ,,p:rr.c'u ,,a.'...'
ci's"ros Is Ion ab'r - htcHdt' all c';a t,i!' q:
hpp.,;O DH AfC.Ltf.
Giny u ST Bel H.. III CT. Oh. 81 1.-.
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Jn hikCiIIntIIS.

fG;iLFUG k.u!iI::;aT ni i OF character s"a -
IA uit. competent reform hi rL", - r-ni" rs
ii trt ia.,.;1s La .rsr;r!r.sscTs ard fEoF
sd C'H:s-y hbt,J. emp yDr 80 ne -
slei MA Ec:r tr,pn n-It-1. "EnT f'-Irrti 4.','''
cr'urrpng ,yi:f,st-r- S.i- 90, - H.. fi5'- ~
80 g. I;Tr rrrrG,yt: '~f'.
IIt
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TO The Editors Of the fnguir.r: !:

MONTEREY, Highland CO., May 9, 1865.
We havs no partieulaI naws lrnra North
west, VS., excsp. thai two companies OF I'M
boden's cavalry havo jus. returned from Bsv-
erly to ngsr This place. They report that
Generals Jones and lm5oden, ard Dol. VIM.
L. Jackson, .ss passing through B'axton and
Melodies towards l.awI4brrG. Isuppose about
one thousand head OF cstie havo heen driven
cut by way Of 'hs Sisnlton and Parksrsbu,g
road; also e largo numbsr Of horses.
We arc requested to state that WIlloughby
Newton Is not candidate for reelection to
the House Of Delegates from the counties Of
Richmond and Westmorelsrd,
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4 L ION 81 IL.
an 4GNraY re 's.h iEstang, : % = L.. - q.
~ 1G~r
TANCFACTCHED AND
SMOKING TOBlCr
AND sEuiR:,
i .CCt-ta.
rRt GonDs.
uLkD;yhSr.
;1.TiGTIE-,
tND So
r--u::iG ; ha.ts:'T
G'lEg :O'. rll ic use III IN :t1.G ev''.
may - :: -. II. fo"hE. a..' O..
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sSECiAi Ht;yEEa;..

s:s,sa. DsYGT ARMY CnMnITTtT 2 =. o.,
Co. IIcsspAu My l.. Isr3. (
s5 TIE ARMY COMMITTEE .rSnoe-
ledge With f'si ,a.nre h. 2,-p; tf lar=r fer. an
Il ienla gent! Il OF th. ~ -1rlo iaE .h-,x Ter
oLc Thousand COL ria ront ui:5a Tor ccd
h'd;;rs. We not At E.-:tT 20 rleG:2. tss ,anr
tie Snhe.0u; ire d ~hO had ..cs. n ~ i. tt
bat'o }, hrra l. for 'Ei.c-u
We a'" "a tosnore se L,e gaze .7iy ~ 6ur CT
iHeBats, Wyadhan Bob.:ison Ia 80 pr,a.,n. Lis
p:y \, m-Dter f tic Leg Statute iar hi. sE OFT .r 81,
n.Ytlent obj'rs.
ouch ass sf generality eil lie Mch'J fpr'sr,rt,t'
the s,ll.ni soI1i has. rst. rn;a :-,-.a q ~
dsfe Gu - our city. wal. =. MCaFJ2D
rnny .5--1t In 81
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r,-!'h7'E.

.;gHf0H.. E,r-G.SE :, w
ssE-sI.r rsS!=E r-'.E k+i-k.S = Gs' 90. ~
ITS .cSh - i.Is'1 - 80 ~
~ - I..!!. ~ iehyiss ::T:H !i's. s. -'n "r''
:,.y :. '5oi'c. s'iT:: ri { 49,. . -
7:;ec', St3<,> - .ui iai - Z. : ~ sfi''
r-a. :so.;s 1.AS... l. -s3r. an.'- a,,-= s''g'.i.
NURTN CAIGLINA >ULU!GK- NOM.
fs1"t sJ.t..Ts II N Ill Oa!c;as a.1 @hY -. ..
a. 'f-t II 'le dr"-tn u E.s ga .s.., -, -.
.1"'e. "anue" hss Ls.g st'.lrG "r NJ ~:-vEi Et
tou q sr@. &c N b. pas nv t''."hh III ~, W.
a. 'Ss i.e forth CaiL,ib. !;cro. ,
To ioldis: Will mere 10 p.o"h:: 1'-a !GtS!aE' .''"'
or. .A':!i:.
Gane:ll ntI:sl Agrn: s:s,7 OF No'iG G.fc+'''
IL
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sliun messing Of Inc St. kh; er. ~ u. nG."nH Fad
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d.y 81 MAJ, !sta. J. Il |iIBiCi,
ir r*s-tA-s7 -titl.Y sni iIe,=G.sr.
TIE OLD DOMIN!uI TRADING CON-
PANY OF THE CITY Ot RiCiih'D,
f5EHf books OF p,!3r h- rsp!:" -,.es OF the
n abov' up4nI VII be c!r::L tie :: daJ II june
lett. 1873
Ciu int da.n .'p,; MI 30 :! crs7ed L: u.
BaaEia2 liea: i iac i. i.:::hsiEa = y" "ga ctt:
Eu.b:,cro % A sOGE5
By order ito tcsTi o! Dire o!f.
may l4-3. i:1.rff s,c'y.
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~ wa. u. FOWLS, stbS., =, CO, iv.T-
c. Mag STRa-T.
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-, 10 rn. vU!. - - 'TriIy.:,t, 20 il
~ 1Y. All .lJ eof' tg'.oI Q: mag, !.ianag
hrro AnLouaoo nJs-!f Il cgsd,i,t, -cp.=.sn. III,
p:"p'e OF TIE cun'y ~ ri;:nyl:a H. 10 :he "GauGo
ay OuIies 10 tir tet a. p.r present. Tine OF no IL 10
tAbce, ny r-rson o tie rprn. canpsHa, H:t.h hss ~
oidy eoTm "o5, -rnd;r i impossible fer nrp,sr
baorc the peopo IN psrrSn tu:uy tt- there
fore submit ciaiun u uuhI.srd ptope, with ST..
hops that my org r. irnrs Ia he rvcr to
,onr c.An:s upon tn-r srIsaEeL
NnI' TIC '.i Of iEJ wi ut "a: tc he AZ horc
trtSc-n Bin : lie GtJl ] IT my cGtj sx
eis 10 500 ,t:eLt the IA i'- ,''.h u e!etG,
viii b. auyarned Gu c. IN: ROY 4. he ri .rt
grSa uiT Tor In cj1d .HCI. lr".l s.u. oii:
srct rrtpopsih tina. uuu!d !,vcyt up NC e'-:.eh
10 90 inrcrLaat p.-toi a. nj, itrre AZ TT ia
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ssi a,ioi- Jury O. TIC p:cpr. shi"h .:,ls
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foot es OF v.t U!u Comply. s'r ,:Vy
suh =rt cou'i0us IL ,e:pe n5r pss.u; .r 8 l. 0.
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tho proper ne4n- 81 ostai ns .-m, ie .,rp; lara,
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taxation corscqueoty im, M ,ar r-rn!rIay POI
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To provide f,- 7otirg by parsons in he mill
tsry so7vIGe. AID persons absont from their
respective counties and corporations, on
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General Assembly, and to amend and re-
enact tie thi;d SECTOR of chapter oight Of
the Code Of Virginia, edition of 1850.
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American and Foreign Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFFICE OF THE A. A. Q. NJ. u. 8. A

OFFICE OF THE A. A. O. NJ U. 8. A.,
Fort Prebie, Maine, Feb 4th. 1858
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
~ office until Monday. March 18th. 1883 at IL o.
clock NJ, for t50ol five hundred cords of hard sea-
soned .merchautabe wood-one hundred and twenty
eight cubic ieet to the cord The wood be dcliy-
cred on the wharf at Fort Prebe In lots of 30 cords
or upwards. as may be required.
All the wood to be delivered on before the first
day of May next.
Noproposals for less than fifty cords will be re-
ceived.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the names
OF two responsible persons 20 enter into suficiept
bond for the faithful performances of the contract.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals. for fur
nishing wood to the command at Fort Preble."
The Quartermaster the right to reject any
or all bids not considered by him be of benefit to
the Government
All contracts will be submitted to the Quartermas-
ter General. for his approval.
Bidders requested to be present at the opening
of the bids. HENRY INMAN
lst Lieut.. 18th Infantr, r.. Q. NJ, U. 8. A.