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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
EA.R.D R.DUVA ARE.

ww4vE NOW m STORE THE LARGEST AND AoSl
- e0mplete asaartI1ent0 Of
American and Foreign Hardware
yer offered in this market, consisting IN part Of
- Tons Rolled, Hammered adld Sseies Iron;
SAyier Cast, l. B. Gel Rsain, a = springs steeli
! Ton T. " p &nd American Nail Rod.
Wagon, Buggy, SuIky and Seat springs, Sf Eastern
and PlttSbuTg Manufacture -, =,
Axe Yicfs Anyis, Bellows, &C-. Coil Chan = l-io,
= and T-l6i Log, Halter aud Breast Shalns e.@ lcs
Pump Cham and Tube, Bolts, Nuts Washers &c:
eco Boxes FIRST quality GLASS; from Ky 70 oX4o 1a1y
sIze OrdeFl SASH Loo4A and Bllaas lGfhislso
ar manufacturer prices;
PAinls-white Red Lead in oil and dry, French
Zane White IithAraEe, Henitlan RedI whiting Sc-'
Taris.pIire Linseed oil ard E-utsy;
Br,ssaes-PaiuI. VzTnish whteNash, Horse and shoe
zoo l,,zrp Icss AID Iatches complete assortment;
600 tireenvst4'i's Butts leo doz Wroagnt Broad
Greed woods Congress Butts; Blind FastenIngs and
Sasa Locks; cord GimbIet-pOinted Screws
T. B L l. G u L l. L r Y
& D. P. Co. would respectfully cali the attention
Eoasekeseis and others to their stock Of
consisting Ivory balanced handles, Btfalo Horn
Cocoa and common EIaIles, with and tined stse
FORKS Ivory and 20, an banded tarysTs;
40 dox Pocket Cutlery. IS a'ie5 cit yar-a t3cs
Americas and English Shears aHd SeIssnrE'
Axss--lsaiSeFtiE, Whites Hunts. Smmond,s Brook
Idat.F e Broai Axes. Hunts Ii silnm0nd 5 Benril
sidngie and iathing Fiatrbets:
| Anrurs-li illvrigts Carpenter G. : and common
lsttS-flsrk' = Graduated chuFchIlIs, Hammer Twist
| I.sEinnined icu's and common
Cl,iseIs-C : Socket. Aortse i'aring ana farmer
I Sa,Ss-Iea and Ieavts Mulay and sash, English and
American Cut, shepherd 4 irving :, Spear 4 Jack
sss and other makes hand Fannel, Rip, fenon al.'
B.r.I Piares PInuabs ,Levelr. 81.
| HandIes-SaE, Plane. Augur e,hisei, Piek
lafe hinges Substituting and esannOn lOUoStrap anf
o5pt hinges; wrought FsIs and Staples, Gate laehcs
wl4ips Whip Iashes and Hide Whips Patent ~ tnain
eIld Leather fiilanIeed Garage Cloths oii Isbi'
t,i,s and oil Carpet SadaieIy and hali'fss lr'h'-
nIlngs Shoe Kit, a good assortment biFa ! a. o
other a9tiolcs. which the arentlOn Of the public
| rexpeetluiiS invited A1e' o. .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
W. 2. REEl

RREN and BOYS OF THIS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
yl Although thousands upon thousands OF patriotic
mon have left their homes in defense Of their country
there are still great many left, to whom will be
good news learn that though the cold and frosty days
OF Autumn Winter coming upon them, they can
be supplied with the necessary preservatlVes IN Tue
shane Of REAnY MADE CLorHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
SuAwIs HATS ANh CAPS at prices. The reputation
Of selling Goods this line lower than other house.
IN tuwn the county. borne by the undersigned for
a number Of years, Will bo still more fully maintained
this season. The great commercial disaster in the cas-
tern cities having enabled them to buy their Goods be-
low the original cesl of them, aud the advantage o
which they now giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous low prices.
Now therefore, all ye and boys, be ye big or lit
tie rich or paar oapc the GREAT CLoTIING ENPoRIA
Of Reynalds frank, and let your wants he big or t
tie they will he happy to wait ON you, sell you all on
want, aud seHd yuu on your way home rejoicing
Nv REYNOLDS FRANK,
Delaware, Oct. IS. 1851.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Imperial French Green.

VTTST received cases Of the above in oil. II vii
n stand better than any other Green Paint In USE and
comes cheaper than Paris Green -.
June Is 1862 &C. CHAN bE1AAAN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
prrnRrED CAVALRY FIGHT.

,.,,..gars who came 10 the city on the
I'll tr.,in. on Saturday afternoon, hsoneh;
AR, tast General Stuart had had another
'.,s,e cavalry fgat with the Ysnksee on
s,..,.sisr or Friday In the neighhorhood OF
,',1,n. in Fsrquier. Taat there has been an
,a-s,-smsut We have no G~"bs, but 'he partio
.,,rs Of il. or the locality where /. occurred
~. nst reaehed us in a definite tosm.
Tss fret reports stated that the hght com.
-snssa oa TAursdsy afternoon, continued un
:, .;,s,. a7d was renewed on Friday morning
,st ea Taursday ws cspiared about 6oC
.-.,aers brit Tie ene.ay receiving heavy re.
'a.-,snsnts daring the nigh, renewed the
,,.s,k tha next rofaiug, facapturing 400 ol
:. misc, era. Oar men were sabss q sentl ;
,s;,f,rcsd and the enemy driven back.
gentleman who left Winchester On Sa:,
u,lay noruins, and arrived hare last nigh,
s.rs abou, 230 prisoners reaohed that towa on
r,;j4v night wh ho were captured ia cavalry
a.5: 81 Aliie, in Loudoua county, on Thurs
as. lhisi Is perhaps the engagement fret re-
,ef!ei. TIE gentleman alluded to did no'
t4s.a -y.hrg wiga reference TO the dgat o.
,sa loss sustained by us, bat was uader tne in,
rre.sion that it wGs not considerable.
TIE eumbeg Of rrisoneTs captured st Win.
esesey has heen -esiimstsd by our pre-
WINS accounts The actual number captnred
s, W,n he ter and MsriiLs0uFs will no. ex
eesi 8tco. Thess ara on the way up the
Valley, and il is probable tue advance reached
stanrt0n l-ss NIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
NEWS FROM ETROpF

The steamship Scotia arrived at New York
on Thursday from Earope, with foreign naws
10 tue 7th iDst. The uows ia not important
The Confederate steamer Lord Clyde was
searched hy order of tho British Government,
but nothing contEaband being found On beard
her siio was permitted to sail. The Russians
have been defeated near Grochoury by tho
Polish insurgents. The three Powers have
sent en- earnest note to Russia, asking for a
representative Government, a general amnesty,
Dniard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

COMPLIMENT To a YousG OFFicER.-In the
fight at Monticello, Ky, the gallant Col, Ash.
by was wounded painfully, aud had to leave
the fisld. He ct once requested tha' L. Tack
er Randolph should be put in command of his
regiment. Capt. Khun wac by commission
and seniority entitlad to tho position, and mil
itary usage did net admit of his substitution;
bat J., X. was sent to hr a sst&nee, and led
fofae brilliant charges that were afterwards
made. 1t. II. Isl pative Of th3e place, and bas
barely reaehed lis majority; bat has earned
honorable deticetioa Among these with whom
he has served He is now attached to the
staff Of Gen. Pegram.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
CONFEDERATE ISSUES IN NORTH
CAROLINA

The State Treas urer Of North Carolina ad.
differently, Confederate uotes dated prior TO
April D, 1868, will not be taken By him in pay
rnent Of State taxes. Tbs annual meeting Of
the Stockholders of tie Bank of North Caro-
iira was held on Thursday last. The Direc-
tors took 10 action in reference to the Con-
federate notes which cease to bs fundable on
the lst of August, but will receive and pay
taeIa cut rs usnsl The Rieh1non! banks
stani so!i.2ry and alone 30 far
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
SEVERE HAIL STORM.

\ Severe hail storm passed over Barksdals,
about thirtsen miles from DaaviIe, Va, On
Saturday afternoon. Hail com maeneed falling
about 4 O'Clock, and for half al hour stones
as large in some cases az beus eggs were
showersd on the earth. One was picked up
weighing within tew grains of q pound. It
Ia feared much damage was sustained by the
crops in that acc ian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

From NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

7 c accounts which we continue to receive in
regard 10 th1 operations of oar arny under
Gen LIS are eeling There is no longer any
iya't that the advan. OF ourSriay has crossed
lhs P5 onac, aud a poTtion Of j, has even pan
e:fae Pennsylvania. We learn from 3 gentle
ESD wAo lett MAriinsouIg q few days ego,
la4: "a Tuesday last we hgd one division
q ll:@l;Ty a. Hsgarztown ani others i'll the
2s.SA5oraGoa, ani tha; the eavslry commando
t.Imbodsu and jenkins reached Chambers
,1-s on T0es5ey night. On Wednesday
zgrBins they commenced tbs destruction OF
i4a public property al thai place, and emo ving
ge stores soushward.
EA-paf's Ferry is said to be invested by 8
5sTls Of our amy. Everything indicates q
se4ayl forward movement uoltdT7afd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
THE CONFEDERATES IN PENN
SYLFANIA.
OCCUPATION OF CHAwBERsBURc Ann
SCOTLAND.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE NORTH

Line Calls fer 1O0, 900 Men The Govern.
ers 81 chic, Rhode island. Massachusetts,,
nhd Psnrsylvnnia. Ca for Militia he
netca farfye 8 scat eris0 Hayret'. Ferry
EVaeumted Capture Of Umisn Caval y Mil.
roy Repor. + sccount OF the tnutn- Of
nchester Niilroy's Official Rep<rt The
ia ic In thiiade ph;a Private Property
Respected by the ebsls, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

A. 'Nii7h CossuLs.--The Mobile Epeasag
ho,u. 'e"rhs tha. the military authorities OF
,,ss ,'"s nave received instructions not to reeog
s,., 'As Official authority Of Mr.. Cridland,
,I.a. arrived In that city, to exereiss the
WI 1t Mobile, - AA WV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Uon Roiart L C4rnthefs has been nomina-
TED ~ a caneida.e for the ofiies Of Governor
Of Tennesses by Convention which assem.
bisi At Winchester, In that State, II few days
siaee.
Gov. Donham makes . call upon 6onth Ca
rolina for tive thousand men, for nix months,
from the 6fss Of August.
Pstsr w. Autn, prominent merchant Of
Chsslsslop, h G., dis4 -pn The l7th inek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Fkom WEsrEns ViR0lSIA.-~A letter dated
Lswisbnrg, Va, Jaae 10Th, contains the fol.
lowing:
scoate have jus. returned from sn expedition
ae low down as Cannaitou, In Kanaw ha eoun.
ty They report thses regiments recently
raouatsd We are looking for another raid"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
IAaPsRa YosRY IKv1sTxD.

BALrIsosE, juno Is, i8G3.-Trains dc not
run 70 Hsspsss ysrry tsAas AaaAAss going
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22


strongly invested by force Of not less than
fifteen thousand men under General Eweli.
Ii became ut once q question of ultimate sur.
render, or to make bold dash TO force their
way through the enemy's linse, and q council
Of war held on Sunday night unanimously ad.
vised an evacuation. The large guns aud his
artillery were all spiked at once and at clock
on Monday morning he abandoned everything
except his horses, and struck boldly through
the enemys lines The movement was so
rapid that the enemy was taken by surprise,
and the night being quite dark, the movement,
50 far as the troops Immediately investing the
works were concerned, was accomplished with
but little loss
They were followed by cavalry, and great
many stragglsrs taken prisoners, but when
four miles this side Of Winchester, at the
TO Bunker Hill and Martinsburg, they were
intercepted by q strong rebel force, with az
tiliery, and strongly posted in the woods on
the road side. Gen. Milroy rallied his men,
and made several attempts to storm and cap
ture their batteries, but was driven back.
Daylight was now rapidly approaching, and
it was deemed prudent to endeavor again to
cut their way throus b the ensmy's lines, which
W w.s successfully accomplished, and being with.
cut Artillery they suffered considerably, esps.
cialiy in prisoners captured, before the enemy
gave up the pursnit
About IL o'clock on Monday they reached
Haltown, aud the enemy having abandoned
the pursuit, they, after short rest, marched
into Harpsr's Ferry during the afternoon. The
gallant fsllo va were in . sad condition after
SO usvers march and fight, but were full Of
spirit and grati6cation that they had escaped
the clutches of the enemy.
All the stores, ammunition and wagons as
Winchester fell into the hsi. d Of the enemy,
together with eli the artillery, not = gun hav
Ing been saved.
Nearly al the public property and stores
were safely gotten away from Winchester.
Miroy's train Of about two hundred wagons,
with 6o.sss and soms cavalry end infantxy and
. considerable number Of tht Ei6h 4ssyfand
regiment, al OF which crossed the Potomac
and came through HaesHstown, Chambess.
burg. Csrlisls and othss towns, Aays reashsd
Harrisburg
I. . sap.osse y .asy psssss -; !ais
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

selves TO the regiment, and bounty Of ten
dollars will be paid to each recruit, In addition
to complete and perfect outfit, uniform, cloth
ing, and equipments.
Seven comRanies of the Second Regiment
Blue Reserves, in full ranks and equipped, Will
leave this morning for Harrisburg, under com.
mand Of Lieut. Col. N. II. Graham. The re-
naming companies, under command Of Col
w. w. Taylor, will follow in the evening"
This 10 among the first regiments that have ro-
sponded to- the call.
GansGr on ITS WAY 70 PsHHsYLvAHlA
A letter from New York, dated the l7th inst !,
gives the following account Of the feeling in
that city on that day. Everybody will bs graft.
fed to see that the famous Seventh regiment
10 about to take hand. II is 10 be hoped that
they will make the acquaintance Of one Of the
ragged regiments Of the Stonewall brigade:
There is much more confident feeling visi.
bic on all hands to- day, in regard to the rebel
invasion, owing partly 10 the 70 assuring char
actsr of the Inqutrer's dispatches from the
border, but mainly TO the Efficient measures
that have been taken 10 beat oack tho rebels II
aued BY the several loyal Governors Ia refer
sncs 70 the crisis seems 70 bs indicative Of .
unity OF purpose, which is, under all oircum-
stancss. the best guaranty Of efficient action.
Gov. Parker, Of New Jersey, and Gov. Boy
mour, have dome WELL They have shown the
rebel leaders that when il 1o1les TO 4 Northern
invasion Democrats and 11ghlioans occupy
one and The same platforq. - 1nQW no Dit.
ference Of opinion keee4e raisln6
sons doubts. u many - 2 - polsk
~ Nhe~kne.huvO AwAn nav nrAtrassN - n1w~v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

retired across the rtveI, With his force 70
Maryland Heights. and immsdiatsly con.
msnced shslling the enemy, which was kept
up with such vigor that they were eompslled
Tyler again crossed over and reoecupisd hi
former station.
We have no intelli0enca - 70 the paetlou,
lars Of the fighting fufthsf han that ahovs, the
telegraph operator having retired 70 Sandy
Hook Station, about mile THE side Of the
Ferry. The rebels retreated towards Williams.
port, q which place they atoppsd - obtain
Of the railroad in their flight and done some
damage to the canal, having attempted to d.,
s.roy the aqasdact, but 70 what extent 10 moi
yet known. II Ia supposed Il Hxspsrs Ferry
that II is tie Intention Of the rebels 10 Fsturn
aud reunits with 0e&. Lees army; bus Of
course this 10 mere assumption, aud they may
continue on tho Maryland side and % operat1
with the body which had entered Psnnsylva'
MIA.
. The gallant General nilsey and bis asafr q.
rived here last night, and has bssA ordered
70 an important connand slsew ewhsse.
The train went ont 70 Hafpss's Perry to.
day, and travel 4 c0nAsquenkly resumed b.
tween this city and that Phee.
Sseeetasy 6tantoa has aiasl ~ velunssesiaa
ky tslsersphins - the Govaznae of Nov Tel
thai ~ men willnos y wonlel ~ 1ese ~
thirty days. md thst aAsr thaA thsy ny =
tnrn heu& 0ss. UaCielian W. . A11en1
i. r, a. ~ lesA ~, soss1itins ~ osp
oeyaeuE. = di1pa1sh ifsA AlAan1 nDa:
Ihe ~, LII, I'm. ~, - % 60
61las - - 81 I1A -
-. ne - 11efa ae7eW ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Tu8 Or0A1IoSo o. Toe OooeoDWAxu SAW.
A dispaseh, dated New York, 10th, nys.
Capt Lambert, Of the whaling ssAoooss
King Fisher, ssys thas his vssssl was eayaared
and burned BY he Alahana. He publiahes .
card sxpssssing his thanks for the kind 6eAG
nsnt he received fton the officers Of the
rebel pirate"
The big Anbis, from Aspinwall, Ysporss
IT, shs wAs boarded By the pirate, 0aken q
psiss, and released On honda Of f0,ooO.
TIE plate CaptAin rspostsd thss hs had d.
syed tWo oshsr vessels on tAe l2:h, anA
iA.e1dsd - destroy all he could.
Stsss our lass Northern dstss ths lollowire
vssssls have bssa dasssoysd By ~ G. q psi.
vaesss Coqssats: Whisllisg Wind. Of n. T..
coal; Mary Allviaa, Boston. Govss1naal seseea,
Bark Taeony, Of PhilaAslphia, tssl 1suheysa, |,
bat ehanesd tesa privaassra =. 4. oAisdle,
Great Egg Hasbos, n. j., ballAss; Eass essv.
Art, Philsdslphia. lbenasd for o1,ooe) TAs
Coqassts u commanded b. Il CsaA w. Rcd,
Of jack Ion, kisa, whose property .. thaa saay
having essn destroyed. has sworo, The Yen.
ksss say. TO burn svsry vessel As saisAsa
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-03
Goldsboro, North Carolina, !
January 20, 1868.

! GENERAL ORDERS No. 81
l. Commanders of Brigades will give to the officers
detailed for recruiting service, Zone from each Compa-
N.Y. instructions to and forward to their
authority.
H. A full pardon, except to forfeiture Of pay for
the period OF unauthorized absence, is hereby pro-
claimed all enlisted men, absent without leave, who
may Voluntarily to their respective commands
on or before the 10th day of February.
Ill All enlisted men who do voluntarily return
Within the time specified AID all who shall after this
dnte absent Themselves from their commands without
proper authority will be charged with deseron and
tried by the Military Court in session. If
found guilty they will be sentenced to death, whether
present absent, and commanders will be ordered
execute the wherever the condemned can be
arrested.
". In Companies oil the enlisted men Of which are
present for duty, except those absent under legal
orders upon regular sick leave, Division, District
and Department Commanders are authorized grant
furougs, at the rate of one for every twenty-five
present for duty in each company, and for periods
which. dednctng the time necessary for travel, will
permit the parties to remain at home fourteen days.
Whenever they authorized by the facts to append
n certificate, which will be required in every Instance
that enlisted man of the company is absent with
out competent authority, Company and Regimen tai
Commanders will forward, through the regular chan
nelS the and upon the conditions above speci-
fed recommendations of the men most meri:orious
and deserving Of furlough.
V. All enlisted men who orers,ay their regular sick
furlouehs or those granted us above will be imme-
diatcy arrested their return, examination made
into the circumstances of each and the facts
ported to the Brigade Commander, who will either
punish the delinquent, charges to be preferred
return him to duty nnpunished, the circumstances
of the case may in his judgment require.
VI. Major A. T. Cone, Chief Quartermaster will
these orders to be advertised once a week for
three weeks in every newspaper published in North
Carolina, and in the newspapers published in Column
bia Anderson, Greenve and YorkviIle S. Carolina
BY command Of Maj. Gen. G. ". SMITH
SAM. w. MELTON,
Major anu A. A. Gen.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-03

BY recent orders from Headquarters, all persons
liable to the last Conscrpt Act have the privilege OF
volunteering in any Company they may see proper to
select without passing through the conscript camp.
The undersigned being appointed Recruiting Officers
for the SID Regiment n. G. T., Col. w. A. Owens COM
manding, and the 43d Regiment y. G. T., Col. Thos.
KEENAN, comma ding, will be found in Charlotte for
thirty days enlist all prrsous who may wish 10 avail
themselves Of the temporary advantage granted them
State and Confederate boHnties paid as heretofore
to volunteers. sa
Men OF Mecklenburg, now is yoHr chance for good
companies and regiments, commanded by excellent
officers Lr ~ +. ALEX iSDER,
LT WM e. STITT,
Recruiting officers for SD and 43J Regis
Ii IL
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-03

viii be sold, Tuesday the 10th day Of February
next the late residence of Thos. A. Wilson, decd
oil the uuwilled property Of said deceased, viz:
Negro man Ia blacksmith three head of Horses, Corn
and Fodder, set of Blacksmiths Tools, about fifteen
Sheep, Eve Elk hundred pounds OF Pork in the
pickle FIVE bales Of Cotton his interest in the Plana
lion on which Margaret Wilson now liVes, and all
other property willed. Terms made known on day
Of sale.
Persons indebted 10 said deceased will make pay.
mcnt and all persons having claims will present them
in the lime prescribed by law.
Thos. NJ. KERYs, EIeeutor.
Jan 90, 1868 4t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-03

Having taken oat letters Of Naturalization the
estates Of John r. and Andrew s. Knox, deceased,
will sell their late residence 7hufylay the 9th Of
February, the following property, fowt Eve head Of
Horses Cattle Hogs and Sheep, 80 200 bushels OF
Corn: Fodder. &c Farming Tools, two-horas
Wagon aud Harness, two thares Of siock in The A. T.
o. Railroad. As Commssioncr viii alao 'sll 81 the
time and place. for the purpose Of partition,
NEGRO MAN, named Jim.
All persons indebted to ssid Estates are uoiihse 30
come forward and pay, aud all having claims viii pre-
sent them according TO Lag.
Jrr 20 lpg3 at-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-03
ARMY EQUIPMENTS.

Proposals will be received from parties residing TN
the States OF North Carolina and Virginia. until the
10Th day OF February le63 for the manufacture OF tho
following supplies for the army via:
CAVALRY EQUIPMENTS.
q, 200 Saddles:
10000 Brides, with bits
f.a $4,000 Haliers;
-. 5000 Carbinr Sings and Swiveis;
5000 Double barrel gum slngs aaa Boots
ARnLLSHx EernMKNrs.
1000 Sets Artillery Lead Harness.
900 " - Wheel
... INFANTRY EQUIPMENTS.
10000 Cartridge boxes;
10000 Cap pouches;
10000 BAyOnet ScAbbsrds;
10000 knapsacks.
GENERAL ssoAEs,
10000 Curry Combs;
10000 Horse Brushes;
100000 Horse Shoes;
10000 lbs. horseshoe Malta.
300 Telling Axes.
500 Pick Axes, per ID;
boo long handled Shorels.
Leather equipments 10 he made Of well tanned srs
finished leather
All seams to be sewedi no tying with thongs will be
received. Stitching be not less than eight stitches
TO the inch.
Saddles to be made on Trees furnished By the De.
partment at ten dollgrs each.
Wooden Slirrups oiled or vanished.
Iron work be made Of best iron, subject TO test
and inspection by the Department.
All The above to be furnished within Ave months
from tis date and subject TO deduction Of 30 per
contract prices in peace 10 declared be-
fore the expiration of the contract.
No personal application will be received
Address MAJoR w. g. DowNER.
t.... Supdt Ot Armories Richmond.