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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09
NEW GOODS!
A. Whites Corner.

rAMES A. PIPER would be pleased to see his
IL old friends and customers at the we'll known
.tsrd nWHITE'S CORNER" where be 10 pre-
pared to sell, among variety Of goods, the foi-
lowing leading articles, viz
One yard wide Brown Cotton.
Cotton Yarns from Nos. o II.
Raw Cotton.
Calicoes Woollen Goods
Black Alpaccas, Irish Linen.
Black Cloth Cassime1es. Flannel.
Pins and Needles, Writing Pares.
Also
.4large To- Of QNeestsfU~''e'
snch ;, CUPS and ssucers, Pitchers, Basin, and
Ewers, Dishes, Plates, &c. &C., together MIN a :
large lot Of Looking Glasses. Smoking and uhew-
;ng Tobacco. Rio Coffee, Tea, Soda, Extract Log
wood. Copperas, Nails, dc. &c. ~
he is also prepared to receive and sell anything
at Auction or on Commission.
Sept 2, l8e4.-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

q q d - ~ n TC III IL s
T have removed nv FRICTION MATCH MAN
L UFACTOKY, to the corner known as "Bickle'
Corner" on Augusta street, opposite the DIR
goods store of Mr.. Owen C. Norris, where shall
be prepared to furnish Matches by the Gross or
Box. These matches are extensively used in
Staunton and Richmond and thought to be fully
equal TO any ever sold in this market. shall al
ways have supply on hand as the m inufactory
is kept constantly in operation.
Jan 26-lyr ID. Il. BLACKBURN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

Gen Banks has been ordered to reassume
command Of the Department Of the Gulf, as
to Gen Candy
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09
Tragedy in mississippi.

A frightful tragedy vas enacted on Mon
day last near Tibbe. the particulars Of
which We learn from gentleman who re-
sides in that vicinity. The perpetrator Of
the foul deed was man By the name Of
Robert Wingfeld For some time he has
been trying to get divorce from his wife,
in order to marry again, but failed and
at the time of the deed was living sep ,rate
from her. On Monday last be hired ne
gro boy to go to bis wife's house and mur-
der her The boy went to the house, and
calling Mrs Wing6cld to the door,. first
knocked her down and t.en drew kuife
and Inflicted many frightful grshos upon
her head and throat after Which be fed .
thinking her dead. The Lews having
spread through the country Mrs. Wing
field recovering sufficiently to give infor-
mation--a search was made for the negro
By the neighbors. During tho search,
suspicion resting on Wingfeld, his house
was visited, where he was found in compa-
ny with q young man who was living with
hin. During tie conversati with the
party he betrayed signs of guilt, and, after
their departure. he remarked to the young
man that he would have to kill the negro
(who, was then under his housc) to save
himself from trouble. Accordingly, the
next morning he took the negro out and
shot him with two leads of buckshot- one
through the heart aud the other through the
head lie was present at the inquest next
morning, stcted that it was the uegro who
had attempted the killing of bis wife, aud
that he had caught and killed him. he
was there arrested, and the above facts
brought forward, in the trial duly condue-
ted by the citizens. he paid the penalty OF
his crime on tree near by. WingGell has
long been regarded bad man, and has
been several times implicated in deeds al
most as dark and terrible as this one. bu,
has heretofore escaped his doom. His
wife, though still alive, is in dreadful
condition. Bat little hope is entertained Of
her recovery. She is represented to us as
a good oman.-Colun'dus Southern Re
publican.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

9ssp1;,Ssas 'S w s5sSs's .as a'l "a
PAMPHLETS,
BLANKS.
POSTERS.
GHECKH,
YARDS,
LABELa.
BlLL-EEADR.
&C.. &c
So resms CASH for ali 'oo !" 0sA' 0A '"A''-
s1.
April IT, 1905
aopBar e. Draxs,
Z. ,,a "a Staunten. VA.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

csE%TR AL HOTEL
CHARLOTTESVILLE, I'd.
ty~uE Proprietor of this convenient HOTEL re
L spsctfuy call the attention Of the
Travc11t1aE Public
t IN. situation # his House, berg immediately on
tia Railroad and thereby avoiding all chances OF
hainy left by the trains. fiis table, supplied with
IN. hest the markets afford aud lis we'll ventilated
rosms, furnished with
CLEAN BEDDING,
aE.ra comfortable entertainment To the wEARr
rn.vsIrsa. He respectfully solicits the patronage
Of the public. ,,,,y
March o, ises.-sm
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Auaiyertisiag for a less term tn an shrse months
vii s,s charged for at the usual rates.
ka~ Announcements of Candidates Inserted
aud charged for rs other advertisements;
$50 Al Cou,,nun;cas;ons or Offices OF persona
s,v.ts charactor or intended DC calculated to
n,5mo.e any private enterprise Or interest, wi DC
hsrved for AZ advertisements
GU. 80. a,;tnar,es will be charged Cor a. other
.as.,,;.smsnts They must 10 all cases be accom-
ms. sia;cs ON New Courthouse Street. "ppo-
r,s 8randeburx's Old Stand, anc Dear the va
Hstal. -.--...-----
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MINOR s. BURKE,
cgu.mssssoM Merchants,
ros rHE SALE CT
cauSyRr PRODUCE,
TofsACco, GROCERIES, Sc
CARP STREET,
e.. door beloso 18th street.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09
Gen stoncman in a Diolculty.

To G. VI. CusT1s LsE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

The following letter, from Secretary
Trenholm, in elucidation Of one of the rec
concentrations of his report though ad.
dressed to the Committee on Finance, is Of
general interes::
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

3. ~. ABBY
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

n. r. cAtLa1r.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-09

Hon Joseph Holt. of Kentucky, has
beer appointed by lincoln, Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States, cice Mr. Bates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

- VIM. Cullen Bryant gave the fol-
loving exsaHent advice to ; young man
who o6fsrS him m article for the Evening
Post: xsDl. 81 Af e8sw s -lssa
e Ny young friend, I observe that you
have used several French explosions in
yArstislas IL thiskcxyou will study
the English language. that you win 6nd
HssApable Of expressing oil the ideas that
JON may have. 4 have AlHays found it
50, and in al that have Eritxen l DO not
recall an instance when ! VA tempted to
use : foreign word, but thst, on search
ing. ! found : batter one in Nj own
language. s Il, 4n.a Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

|, fDtrThs Rschsetss DsnooraS says: -
t.WA hen tAesrnsvsa sf the terrible feAtieg
Of lhs axnies il Virginia. abssA she Old
Wilderness, began b s0ne ins ana al 40
scsaab seemed 70 show thai Grsut was
driving Lee hefore him, nosoaioss Cop,
perhead stepped forth and offered to bat
o600 thai -. were whipped A broad
shopldsrsd, stwo-6aed fellow who had
fopeht one 0nppieD nader the MD Gag,
aspped mp to him and asked, With some
thing Of the old rbatle-6 FIRE in his eye
"tell me. cir, whom you mean BY ice. ("
The .Coppeshsad qnsiled, and replied,
why, Ges. Lex and Gsa GoRPrheads, q
conrss II se Q afs.i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
), DIR. JOHN BULBS !,
COMPOUND saioe
CEDKUN BTTTfRSI

The Lasess ana NEST ImpeYtant Dis..
S i sseveSy - sAc i8sl g amy
No p6An's n6sne = nors lhtlssiy connected With the
history Of the Materia Medica Of the United States
iavoraby known pioneer in medical discovery
tlsn that q Us s.0s ssst sskssSc
mr.. John Bull, OF LSufsville, N.Y.
His inimitable preparation ID sAzsapafia has long
stood the head OF the various compounds oftha vu
si1e drug. - 4saAstA $50
Ills Colnpnupd Of Wild Cherry has become household
weird throughout the West and South.
His Worm Lozenges, In les tap yeax ater Their IN
PRODUCTION, attained reputation - widespread a. the
coinfinent Of North Anaetea- i s.
but the crewning glory Of his life remains 70 be AZ
tsned In his latest dsccysy qy rather M
he does NOT claim 70 have been thk discoyercr OF
q m ID h - IT, fst
yhfs the as cf ths bittess p offered to the pub
lie That honor belongs TO tbs aative irhAipts of
tra1 America TO whom its virtues known for
more than two hundred years. Arnsi With the In
dian bids defiance the deadly malaria, and ham
dies, without fear, tbs most yencnc1s saprnts II
belief with them that while there Is breath In the body,
the Ccdrcn Is potent cure, afsr what the disease
! may be.
CANT pref ensicn ne a nevertheless satisfied from tAsx-
ough examination Of the evidence relating to stes,
that remedy and preventive fer all diseases arising
fru exposnre either IL changes Of weather and cates
or 10 the miasmatic influences. u stands IS ~
OUT A RIVALl
Il 4aaN "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

And its attendant train Of symptoms ID acts like
Charm than laecine. There is nothing In the Who'll
rsrgb Of tie Aatera M~dica that for moment bes
y comparison Njth II in this diseasa.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the Ih edition Of ts United States DPsatory. pa
ges 1857 and 1885. ~ 1885, i ~ 4
series Of experiments in which Or Bull has been ~
Years engaged has Just been brought kncccsfn
miTation, and be is enabled offer 10 the pubic
continuation 81 CEDkcN with other approved tones, the
whole preserved in the best quality Of copper distilled
Bourbon whisky, which he Is confident has esal In
thr weird
tie might furnish y volume Of certificates but the pub
lie haze long since learned estimate saa fEngs 81
their value The safest plan for eyeas test
for himself the virtues o. metfYcfne. Give tke
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
EOR SALE.

Brick Cottage Dwelling. with rooms clstern, god
cs,sr FILL ls& and veil fncsG locakon fulton bsesn
balance in osss year. Anauireof y. ID. TEN -ErCK,
4 ksokuk. ssl-i- a5ea aaa heah ksasee Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

EOR SALE-Loss 4 and 3 ID Block
ISL on Ies Moines street, between 18th and IssA.
These lots very nicely located sd VIII b. rod =
- n,sha - ~ Hs TEN xYrM.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

WITHOUT A RIv.ALl


And Justly deserves the reputation il has 50 long sj
in Central Americs and the West Indies. In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

40 r.. Laessok--tsaf SATks q hpsak ia g. an emily
quest u ~ tonreci z rane AZ e9cs fnetds ioss
lar ssst hos "a 1r. s.ssss tpt Fsns prac.
Is OF 81 MY Appropriate 81 here Fave IL 81 g.
Gee Iiss3 ,h1t iz8sh ex ar ripus 10 v8stssskrsts
and BzKitcuIsfts IN y fsml5s at ths NseiufAess %
steaalsa tre<leas bttt~Ts ~ Part for aEfcs flE
usual caurse, ~ cypress r1y tuti eetNisate1 thst
rssssrek sssli Al fiss ssse1ases esgexisiiS Ter L.
tcEis Amt, u u stA A3 Va a-e pre- &ftte 3D..
soGnRrseA * may faKs shnt GsE1 " aEonet La & ~
Sc ven tsntucial 70 those - suffer srlEn The 30,
cause. Years. very resi- crkfSIly,
= 3 frrFsta =. KESlEA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23

T LIQUORS. h hztsd tse1 ~
- A@sss III 8Et- N s@t .Hg8 mn ~r~
large variety Of Domestic and Foreign Liquor,
the shoeast brsnas psrehsssd before lie impessscs
0k1t4 Hncsa Tan. A~s@1& ksa5NN ss ~
For sale low bJ a. STAFFORD,
upras-d1mx L~rss. VI
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PROPOSALS.
OHIBP Q9AarkRN.sIE.s OsyioE.
rs pnr aP WAsufHsrnE.


Dsro, 9. ...aissros;
saats Proposals. II .. rsesivsa .. snis om lss
ts,oos' SuIas. T. so" dss :" i the fo,io.sss
SPECIFICATIONS: go
An to b In sood aesh,
Al, T. be ,ouI.s@. -, ssnds ana Pvsr Ia ssisoss,
.. 81 v.s s aS s, 10. s
s..;. q .ns to xsish MT less than seven hum
oreo ano ten t''o' p rpn.n sasn:
Proposals. to b. Tor a.. ssaarsa $40, and us.. q.
The uil name and post e6aes address Of the bid
If the sia IS IL m.ds IL n tie nam, of arm. the
lanes Of all the partis. must appear or the bid
s.s,y .i Ss 81 90 as the 'n
Propssals from disloyal parties vi not be CON
sidsred and an oath of allegiance must aeaompaa
Proposals must Do add rsssed to Brisstisr eeuer.
81 d. kuSk "a, QuartermAster U; 8. Army, VISA
The ability of the biacer to I'll, the contract,
should It he awarded to him. must he gu srantsed
to- sh. must
The resp nsibiiit, Of the suarsntoss mus. be
nearesf district Court or Of the United ota.es Dis
trict Attorney ,,-
Bidders must be present In person when the bios
are opened, or their proposals Will not be consd-
cred.
tract signed hy the contract and both Of his
gasrantors. will be required OF the successful bid
As the bond must accompany tns contract II wln
De necessary for the bidders 70 nave their BONDS
men with them. or TO have bonds sned in antici
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
Is ssisasd. ,o,. =. ..,.,,-., 49,, ,,,...
tion being made at this office. either personally,
~ lettar, or BY telegraph
we, the undersigned, residents Of -. In the
county OF -. sla state - hereby jintly
II sss BID
Ger ted, that he they win ct once. after the a:
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Passes to Visit the Army Of the Fetsmac.
1. Applications must be made at the office OF
Ma]er Lculs II. Pelouxe, No. 203 street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between IL a. m.
and p. m. except Sundays Major Pelouze
is authorised 70 sign the passes
Q. II not granted At the Office OF Major Pc.
louze, the decision lie hnal, ana NO reference
need be made at the War Department.
3. Passes cannot be given to females TO visit
the army. =
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
'-g= E ID TowNsRND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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0RDN4NC1 O4sIOs.
~ WAR DEPARfAsEr,


R,crGs.ls :n sss:::s; :. ss: s:n.
ss Of ii ss1
MN nised states 0a'a.rr pattern, - Aersia
At chs New York Arsenal, s,ao ssts.
a. =, -, We si,nnJtord Ar sn:i' o. sets:
Attic Sins INC Iii sepot s ON sets.
AttIes Louis Arse al s TOO SITS
nistsa esexp ao ,Sr ' ca ry
CONT. lsrisl, pie..t pin hnk 3 q oi.nAss. fhs
sna ,iir ups co.fIrm ST. icty % tsen sni
nn'sh 70 tnGss de posted at the srssoals sb ,ss
t.In ss,oriea s..s"not less han 81 incss, De-
tn.eH he a-soD the inside nf tae pa ne,, a.
beech veil Put ther ali The ,r,ns oas tsasa
OF ar zach Thea and ell let into the woo1; 10 o.
oil et 10 be .ej. Tas tres. are 70 -
sus' g, 10 nrso'lon utins al s,ssss ofsas msa:
II e srssn tla " Der. d-i r-t.d
..tv.fhss must be msds 10 lots Of aSt ..ss saan
use-r; ou' huna ssts per week for cont. acts
from go p t. 100 sta tso nuner sets
hareI.d So, per vel TO- sli cont acts Of ron
2ttt toosu fsts. Fbe frat dsli7ery 70 bs made co
Failure to max. iTsties st spse de-, time viii
sHtjecs iie oynsrpctar toa iurt us1 of tns laso'
~ o. vii III be- Soa.id-1sa ' fsen s.rs,es o.a
thar tespi sr uaIu g tHrer. &C ZACH ass Saosn
tbo De - DC fa,ls nom % At % sascass
hIadsTs Will aneIose with Their oids III. ~ri.ts"
ackh. vie 1smsnl o taFir surstiss over taeir o~n
ASSURE . ..
Gee part obtsrin a contract will Re requires
IL inter lilo D., d. with approved sIre les, its
"a III I'll ei acutis
psn The s-srd bsipg mas, aueosssfpi bitd sra
II TO ot ti-d. and tn isbet s.ts firms OF
1 act AI d b. nj.
IN. Iepartnsert reserves tb- right to reject any
o. all btrs, if no, deemed satisfactory.
Prep. aiz I'll hs sIdrs sssl 10 Brlxsdier General
trorss - hsmssy, Chiss Of Or tpsnc-, Washing
tcp,D - spo will be epdor CAD Pr - lss.s ,or
Eorss 5QeipIaeptP." G an. d RAa3AY,
Big Gen. Ehisf % ordnance
1be time Tor receiving ths prpDos ia uadss tn 3
sbs sd ttiss G4eEt for Aorss Equipments Is
Iest popsd until tie Is d. yof april at4 , N me
iats Of delivery per week viii be one tnth Of h :
wsoie %mDnEt contracted 'or, D tbs inns Of tna
6rst deliver 10 dvd IS t. Atloa Did
:" SPECIFY waen h- can make his Gt dsl ~
fsmpt.s ef the ECU, pmeniA can be sen a. tn ,
frapk ort Arsenal, Bridssburs. Pa aftsrr,. 7h
u e.. -"f3 GEO D. RAMSAY,
r.ha, nv6. Brig Cen Chief Of Drdu sree-
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY

BALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
~
On and after Wednesday January nth. 1884, daily
FORK. and Washington and the West a. follows:
FOB PHlLA DELPHIA, NIv YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington ct and 10 As A. II. and 8
and 80 P. NJ, except Sunday. On Sunday. ct "a
P. II. only, ia. ...E
4OR BALTIMORl.
Leave Warrington ct s.H. and N:4e A.. d.
On Sunday. at 4. II. and and 80 P. n. only.
--i.N FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington ct $50 and 4. II. and 50
?. h. daily. except Sunday On Sunday. ct 80 P.
FOB WASHINGTON AND rHl SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore 1T 40. ITO, 8.6 and 80 A
H. ano SO. 6.l5, and SO p. n, except Sunday,
On Sunday, at4 Sc and $40 1, n and $50 p. II.
liza FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Warrington ct 6.20 4. NJ and l.N p, II,
Leave Baltimore at !. 10 A. H. and SIS Pm.
Trains leaving Warrington st IA II. and
80 r. H., 60 Through e New YORK Without
change Of cars. Sleeping Oar on 80 P. n. train
THE drst and fourth trains nom Washins ton,
and third and 6fth trains from Baltimore, stop q
al way points. 49, '..sa- -
For further informstion, tickets Of every kind.
ke., apply 70 George 9. Ao9nta ssent Ut Wash
Smith Master Of Trsnspt1.
70 q0-n 81 (Intel & Chron.j
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UIFT1NHOUs1. FAINT co..
no. ,,a ? pz 4 Il 4 tasffA : a7,uu.
VIM continue 70 furaiaA
o. .. FIvE.TwENTY BONDS
Aslonsa issued Govsrnmsnt. ssD as.
a- 3. Coupon 60 OIL =. az.
U.s 80 Treasury Notes.
- q. q. Certificates OF IndsbssdnSaD.
GOLD AND eILvIR BOUGHT AND SOLD.
axshanse On al parts Of Europe and The NoTths.
Oitiss sold in sums to salt purehassrs.
s,oeks ana Cold bought in New York sza,sstvs-
ON 0ommiaalon.
Uu RIfT1N HOUSE, PANT Z %
TRI1sMAR.,Plo.sotsd b Royal Letters P.sens
sesls Dc Rhsrnssis &c Paris ana the 81 impsrisi
Trissnsr No lis ths ed, sdecsu.l remedy for Relax,
alton, Spsrnatosrhes and A1hspst!on Of the sys.
s re-
na I'll sas
P S@ 81 81 mS
osT f. Sns @, and i s1 ss:s: tas'
Wseis.ss s and rs ss b. Dr. s4saSW. No. ls4
b.. .f ssS soRD No sso
saynsr iith street. nah sr,@
IafFIN dee in NILE s.tY i-IHAr Is ThS
sJ GsaRsss!ssix sas sad
MkDICih n esys deter ned-resardisss Of sI
psDs to issus, free. tor he benefit Of suffer.
itg hamsnits TOUR OF tn ar most sustivs and
il teres' ing Lectures en- Marines sad its .qasd
featieDst ker,Ius DshiiItY,p Premature Heelna,
fpdis estion, WeAkn ss psprst sion, ian ,rao -
efPtyi.l9sS.na N4tsre's LSw There Invaluable
lectures have been the aos of gin sninx ana
SAVING u sandssnd pii be Forwarded free on the
ceipt OF four stan ~ ldrs seias tyefafy Par
,sioH sabin.faf Annosay aad i,sf,efHs. a83 Bs Dad
~ss. sa~ SeFs Iuisl
DOB. u ROMA By Sorry 3 vol. RI.
h Hunts Life Of Edwsrd Livtngstou, $3.50 r.
Dredeyicksbprg; Ss.s0. %5
Gen. e ant and + IL Cam Pei sns: 81 20.
Th... se-ths In tas South. BIZ Colonel Rsss.
nom on.;. - : = asu.iei,al Law; IS, :.
fla,beIss. the Hamorist 81 Theodore Tar.
ssweiis Bounty. Pension aad Prise Laws, as s.,
Cen Noel LAM Report and OAmpaieus; olSl,
ldinbureh h dew, January. 1854 - 'taF -
RlseI wood Magazine, Hshra..y, iSes
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DsuP osALsF oESo Ass
SnisF 4uAar4klAsfss' JRPIus 4
VASE aaYOa Dspnr Dao g isHs {

sh.t:h es"p1sALe SO iaFitsd BY tire under
ssr,s,sns a Ns-his ton, 3 a.itf.~oss; I'd
49,, aas.saaIs sns Fort aonrpe v. e,thsr 81
s.ds ~il be -scs, we'd tor the dsli-a-y' II oee
90 ssis az corr Or oat. and 81 tons OF hav straw
sid.isra mast staie al ~ninn ri ssssoess assisa
:. sH Vi. i. ma. sirs ana as
Ia aufnItI o. asa sr.'o:s gtoYossa 70 b os.i7
n,spost hod ~hsn Ia D. aompieyeo
a. prize mpst hs written ont IN words on the
o"sn = ?. sss as !. 4oos ssoas .ssas .. ssee,
sSra sharse to the ao-srnmsas The nay sn ane
nh. particular III, ! or sascrip.ion II c... corr,
say or stEs~ proeossa 70 be aev@sd nnst he sisted
,ssd al E sase s 'as ss 5.
MI g. se ' s sses t. tim. 20
the lew.s r.s ponsibe bidder the interest u toe
mad. hen she Whole euat sods.atsd tor .s.II
hsxs hsss sel,ysrsd aud acerptsd
proposal With . xu~rsnt, sisnsd oy tso rssponsi /
=. persoOs that In his bid y accepted he or
contract for the ssms With good and sufficient
sursties In . sum eqrsl to the amount Of the con
Of hi: saa n
the said bidder should fall 70 enter into the cor
y nd
asis 81 bidder Or the p"rnon to vsom the contract
shown s. e. es. q p.s.!ss
AZ anssr e. Of r.
Il. :. an
0. fss 81 ssn: saa :asis.. .. ,.sA .aa.,
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e; F. 2o. .DS should b pl'inl' marked Proposals
equal 70 sas snoaa s q sas o91
guAfantors VIII DO required Of the suceeesful bid.
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b obtained anon publication ct thiS on -.
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States. and guarsz in case the foregoing bid Of
the esnts sst for ths same With good and ssicisSt
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UNITED eTATlH COUPONS OF 1851,
UHI8lp 61Af16 CYRTIFIOATAE OF IE
DlBTxDNI61.
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al OF Europe and tho North ern Cities
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We Afs authorised 70 suraish 6-T Bonds ~ psI
antu Aslst Of August next, xssn the p.ig!asiss
OF conversion essses.
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