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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

Tga MEN)KAL TsrW ans Army OF TINSEssES "A
CORES soud zoe % TIC Wilmington Journal. who signs
lio.sli Pdgl, r,rasls ra.es gains: tie PROPOSE
t'oa5 urged u}0a Congress By sad.y Generals OF the
Amy o. Tennessee. Il, ilsiss tha. the Government
does Lot su'b;ielty feed h2 soldiers already in the
field that lis acuj be aesl to before additional
lsv'1s are ordered H. also thinks ;-st CongSes should
Rise the pay Of t.s prvaes aud coalsnds TIA. fur
loushs are stoPiel las bsn rccoumeadyd the effect
vii be to iIcrease i=s roas L the can get fur
l5Ugis he thi Ks they vii not desert. II they cannot;
be O INKS they AL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
SLATE LANDS AND QUARRY

~ FOR SALE.
In pursuance Of the decree the CI cult bucsGg-
ham made stsspttmber T.r 1866 ia Scuggs,
shall SAi URD AY the i9lh Of December n-xi, sell
public aucJon In the town Of new Can't the tr QIary
kuown "Perrows Big Quarry md she land which
the sama situated containing l2 acres, yg Hunts
ia the county Of Buckingham three miles from Can
ton. this there Is cOE.ott4be Cwelngbosse, With
TIE necessary and cabins for large 81 ops.-
tves sappy Of the best Roofing site IN Ehausib snc
the Quarry beer Ia operation fr many
TKRHs-The will be credit Of and Twelve 5nths
In equal the purchase Ry ~ boncg With ample
curity for the payment Of tao Purch asc Iou y.
ALEX. MoSELEY.
Ccmtc'T.
Address Gravel Hill, Va. noz7-lawtds
The above gale Il postponed SATURDAY, January 9h 1851
de2s tbs ALtN 1OsELEY, COm'f.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
100000 BUCKlNGHAm COUNTY BONDs.

$4,000 BUCKINGHAM COUNTY BOSDs.
TThE undersigned Commissioners, appointed
Nv The County Court Of Buckingham, ct toe Dec.Ga.
Of sad court, will gel q Buelngham ecu House,
on the 18th day OF January scond hONDsY) % public
TO n the County OF buckingham for $4,000 bear
log interest the rate OF Xix anna third par
payable 18th OF moe 1866 ird part l5
bacember $685. and hid the 18Th day
1866
Tnese bonds uei for the support Of indigert soldiers
&c provied for by act 81 the Legislature Persons
wishing safe Investment invited % attend she
day Of sale. 70. b. SIAW. Js.,
Mp. BOCOCK,
JAS, A WEIGHT,
ComGisfsners
Buckingham @. H., LIST January 1efl.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

IL y Il A l. E,-
l. 10000 Confederate Cotton Bonds,
1900 do per cent do, due 1868,
10000 do do do,
5000 (0ld) North Carolina per cent Bonds,
5000 North Carolina per cent do,
5000 Va Registered Stock, long dates by
W. N. SUTTON, 90,
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
ja2-1Hs N w. corner llth and Main streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
NOTlCE.

by special request of our consignors,,we will
have sale on THURSDAY, commencing promptly at half
more detailed advertisement thereof will appear here
after.
Parties wishing cOnsgnmens to beueluded viii please
report them at once.
de2 ThADY q WILLIAM.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

Pay DAv,-Az tEe qie7t on Of the curre-c y before
Congress Te ia s5e5-nce aad the future is uaceraia
people should 5estIc iucurr ne debts uor Tie high
Psiess az which ss.es HAYS hr,d and houses reated
during tie pas, t'a dag, avs he Fayetteville Observer
Indicate, as se ,auk, thl, peope have not sufficiently
considered saa- may be-, AID most probably will be the
vale of moaey -he2 pay day comes rould t.tIye
moat-s LtIce j. 's matter Of comparatively small
co,seqge-ce Mat p .ce man pays .Or a thing be
Leeds provided h' pays each down sni leaves no deb,
10 eePyo'dsd ios J,-r Leuc2. Bu, au obligation for
thousand dollar, ale nov, to be paid year Neace
hay have t. be met u a cureacy worth FIVE times as
r-geh as tba existing SO PRESENT. Thus, though the
deb Wills. 5syc o.y ;ae thousand dollars TO pay,
a. sun nay bs i-I-r 70 OBTAIN then, owing to tie
scarcity o. mOaey, .hta re thousand are now Rather
pay as you 90, nd pay Up everything thA; youowe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

n. P. BAYEE, c. B. HOOD
MOORE, BhYNE IL co, No. l4T Main
WI street, LynchburE Va, Wholesale Groccssnd ooraiS
sion the sale OF Manufactured AMI smoking Tobac
co. will receive and sell SUgag mCsEss Wheat Corn -FOUR
Bacon, her all knds Of country produce All sales
promptly reposd vh the net proceeds thereof
iS2l-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
LARORERS ~ ANTED.
PiEDMuAE kAlLhOAD,
CHIEF EAG NEER'5 OFTC.,
DanviIie, Dee. 7th, 1868.


I WISH to hire
4 TWO HUNDRED AB-E-BODIED EEGgOEs
work this karoad they VII be exclusively under the
care direction Of the Company and preparations have beer
made 10 ensure good quarters sHcen ieod and proper medical
tn work to be dore BY them lies about halfway bety, en Dan
from be founi pr such hans will pay the fol
loving prices s2 per month The owner cctn NJ he hand; for
is JsnuaTy 10 lat july the Company unh ol e sunms
clothing $50 per onh, or 500 per aa-um for ngo csIen
will also give employment during good behavior TO oveseer
who can bling with hen TO the IL 10 10 Of
proper qualifications, and these hands my be worked under
he II preferred FOR such service will eco month aud
To any person who will collect bug int this Cce force
Of negro tubeet my inspection and approval hfed for
ten collars per CAPITA for each h6ni received.
Medical abundance and madeleine qrehed ~ Government
ED"D. T. D MYERS,
Capt EngiL GERS
de 1T-dtl0J chief Engineer p K.
HEADQ'8S, DEPF OF HEARIC0,
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, 1868.
SPECIAL oRDERs,l
v In obedience instructions from the h ard General
the following order repabshsd for The information Of al con-
ADJ'r AND IEsP2 GENERALS OFFI0E,
RoHaosD, April Ih, 1863.
[kIISAcrl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
XXX Bglder General John H. wnder Is hereby directed to
make immediate enquiry and report without delay
st TIE name rank regiment and cgrs OF al commissioned
officers aid thelength Of time earh has been in ile city
%. each he wit require copy Of The have by which
the officer is absent his proper command stationed In
the city, copyof the order by whiohhe was put upon cuty
Xxx Whenever appears tGss e 9cef not shdiy 10
the fact reported to this office for further action Of the Depart
ment.
(signedJ JOHN WRITER'S,
Asst AdIt Gen.
In accordance with the above Orders al O'ers arriving IN the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07
LIBERTY HALL FOR SALE

WILL be sold, on FRIDAY, the Sth day
w Of January 1854 on the prenl5ss p O'clock W. ds
sirable F,rm In the county Hanover digit miles from Rcs
mond and fc the head OF the Mfc1sLicVe TuIn
pike, lying both roads leading from Richmond - The Old
Church.
TIE Farm contains ab1ut 495 acres OF which about $50
cleared the balance In original growth Of aud line
the buildings OF story Wood House Nth nine
rooms, ,ktcaeu, smoke-hous-, &c.
sALR nethifd ca h, the remainder at and
twelve months the whole Ia cash, pr-erfedhe for
1854 to be paid by The purchaser. jag. ~ TAYLOR,
de AuCtr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

TOR SALE.--A very desirable farm, contain
ing about 40 acre IN miles Powhstan Court House
and frot1 Jefferson, public and!n James river.
There the place excellent TehDr, yh rooms
the yard, houses including threshing
and several arEs, all good order There also
dne peach and apple orchard on the place.
within mile Of Episcopal and Baptist Church, and
Prsby Methodist and exceedingly desr
able hboThced. Mr. H. Graves at ue Court House. Will
take pleasure In showing any one the premises.
For further particulars, address ?. ?. DANCE,
cciS-dtf Midlothian p. o., Chesterfield, va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

In retiring from the business, it gives me
pleasure recommend the patronage Of ny friends and pat
rons he eolesrn Of Lse Bowman.
i-2-dlm K. D. JAMES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

CONCERNING MULEs.-A Yankee army correspondent
thus relates his exp rieDSe in the attempt equestrian
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

w ANTED-A gentleman, qualified to t, ach
w three small Boys the rudlmeu Of the English and Latin
correctly for such service liberal viii paid
comfortable board furn shed. AddresI Charles City
Court House. Reference giVeo and required.
ds24-c4tt JAME5 NJ. WILCOX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-07

Buckingham O. H., LIST January, 1894.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
DIED.

In Fairfax county, Va, on Sunday IN Au !zfs
9TH. 1864 Mrs. Virginia a. HIRST, Ti we
of John e. Hirst, after painful illness OF SSe
one week, in the 26th year of her age. r ns.
leaves bereaved husband and numerous ~"
tiyes and friends to mourn her early LOSE .-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05

The friends OF Hen. Mcclellan a1e usiog a.
Campaign document the letter he vrotz
to President Lincoln, in July, 1852, from Ear.
rison's Landing In this letter he EXPRESSED
this opinion:
''This war should be conducted 1noD The
highest principles known to Christian ciyi|izs-
ton. It should not be war looking TO ,h4
subjugation Of the people Of any State in any
event. 1t should not be at all war uDo,,
population, but against armed forces and polit.
ical organizations. Neither confscation of
property, political executions Of persons, ter
ritorial organization Of States, or forcibIe a5os
ton of slavery. should be contemplated fox =
moment. Ia prosecuting the war, eli private
property and 11narmed persons should be strict
" protected, subject only to the necessity Of
military operations All private property
taken for military use should be paid or re-
ceipted for; pilIage and waste should be treated
as high crimes; all unnecessary trespass steru
" prohibited, and offensive demeanor By The
military toward citizens promptly rehukad.-
Military arrests should not be tolerated, except
in places where active hostilities exist, and
oaths NOT required hy 8zactnents constitution
ally made, should be neither demanded nor
received. Military government sfouM De COZ
fined to the p1 eservation of public ofder aod
the protection Of political rights.
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The London Times CRY Article says
Frank fort adyices show 9 loss Of faith IN L.
S. Bonds, large sales having depressed prices
to SO. which is three per, cent. below tbe last
quotations from New York 6olae letters re-
ceiyed by German houses speak Of the existing
decline % owing TO the fear OF importers 10
enter goods at the present rate OF duties 1t
was known at Frank fort that nany German
orders had been countermandec, appre''onslooS
beginning to be experienced that the ne" NO.
yenlber dividend may be lost, and that IT VIII
not be paid in specie This DISTRICT was beng
increased by the circumstances that large sa!e5
we're being pressed by parties hIthorto 'ooSa"
unon as best informed upon American AFFAIRS,
Memphis papers of the both uItim0 '"-
nounce the arrival in that city OF 'encI@@
Smith and Grierson, with their respective
stats,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE .

4 please come forward q0ithout deIcy " NV
settle the same, thereby saving tro~dS" 0""
pe7ase. o4 cooconably
be expected. The law is lnexor q o. 93rr,
GEORGE C. He W Eo,
Collector of Northern IlsSE Ita,a
Q. G. WHITTLE5E
Collector Of Southern D1stIl'ir.7 :
Corner Prince and Washington street, ~
Assessors Office. seP 2~~--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
MARRIED.

In this city, on Sunday, September 4 AN, y
FTET,D and Mrs. LIN BARNARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
nhs sn1rxanhria 6azetf I
MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 5.

fha County Court Of this County, since the
last term of the Court
Charles Schroeder to Henry Brennan; bill
Of sale, dated August Sd 1864 John Ham
burger III s. T. Beach; deed OF trust, ben
cit Of Samuel Hartman, dated August 6, 1861
Charlotte jacobs to John 5. Emerson; deed OF
bargain and sale dated May 7th, 1854. Geo.
Langley and wife to Wm P Langley, deed OF
bargain and sale, dated August 9Th 1854
George Seaton and wife to Robert Williams;
deed Of bargain and sale, dated April Il, 1864
1Jnised States Marshal to Eliza VandegriFt;
deed of bargain aud sale, dated April Ii, 1864.
Eliza Vandegrift to r. Johnston; deed OF
trnst, benefs OF j. B. Daingerfeld, dated
April 25, 1854. c. s. Halloweil and wife to
Geo. r. French; deed of bargain and sale, da-
ted June %, 1864 Sallie ". Griffith to JAS.
Williams, deed OF bargain and sale, dated
August 5. 1854. Geo E. French with John
Van Riswick: agreement, dated August Is,
1864, Sarah Pickering to John K. Gray;
deed Of bargain and sale, dated August %,
1864. JOS. Janney to VIM. D. Massey; trus-
tee for Rebecca Morton, deceased deed of
bargain and sale, dated August 3lst 1854
John S. Emerson and wife to Joseph RadclifF,
deed Of trust benefit of Charlotte Jacobs,
dated May 7th, 1894. Jacob Pflaunlacher to
S. P;!aunlacher; bill Of sale dated August %,
1854
The National Intelligencer says: The lm-
possibility Of anything like speedy restora-
ton Of the Union under the civil policy which
now informs the legislation of Congress and
directs the action of the Executive is apparent
to every rejecting citizen but the fact is not
often confessed BY the upholders OF that poll.
cy. The Hon. Schuyler Colfax, the present
Sneaker Of the House OF Representatives, is
however, frank to avow this result Of the radl-
cal policy, and proposes to adhere to it In all
its features, though, as he foresees, it may re-
qulre generation 70 pass away before there
can be anything like loyal population at
The South according TO the extra constitution
o! sEIoyaIty'' required by that legislation.
On account Of the stoppage Of the overland
mail, by the Indians, the Postmaster General
Of the II. 5. has directed that mails for the
Pacific coast, Utah, and Denver, Colorado Ter
ritory, shall he scut to San Francisco via the
lsthmus. So, also, mails from the above
places 10 the Atlantic border are 10 be collected
at San Francisco and sent via the lsthmus -
Contractors On The overland mail route report
that the road is materially injured, and that
five thousand Indians are On the war path.
They desire that suitable number Of the army
shall be sent into the regions under the com
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05

Mr.. Gladstone, the British statesman, mas
again evinced his devotion to ancient ''-
eraou,e ~ pu' - - n;o. ,ttemnted in
'ne n1o. DooA ,;taul and more noetica
ooy's :, a. NV ''.o' 1ons;ons He. has adopted
' :, 49, rao,a :, h;s traos]ations from
az -. s@a.,>'
''~','>0' ----zz--=-----
-, . 49,, 1ou4 eot,,raov nv which two
- ~ ~ 90 = 4l,o cars smashed
-. >s..c 1ex.. Toes RI the COMPANY
s7E oon - aoodent hannened on FRIDAY to
- 4,,uo Nv vork ahour 20 miles from
p D. ~ nb;oh n1~,,her If soldiers and
's.., y 1870 h,,rt md sovara) If the cars
10'sl's
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Ihe doVefnoS Vi Ooloiaoo ua
amatloh urging e,'hei iou' 'I>'''''' - l~.:,o
ORGANIZATIONS eo k'il anu '7@'1oS w. ":sz
Anolans anu selze 'neli p'oi'01 ~ '''Oc a.
ing between theLD a'lo 'll'Se ~ o.
lhls proceeding Oh eas oosei'oi 40 ''>'op''
$3.50 - ~ =. /,
which oattIars and amigrants are EXPOSED.
----- ------
The newspapers are advising the poo'Io 70
abstain as much as posseoie lro'n e'i7 :. use u
Butter, at present prices -'anS la'iIl'A'e a.
cuFealing tlelt eap'nso. :" VA
aas;)v toreoo butter for season.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05

G1n Meade !et1 his army on Thursday last
on Ten days leave Gen. Parke being at
present The ranking officer in the Army Of the
Potomac. assumes command IN Gen Meade, 5
a1sEiCe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05

maIlOn LlaC Guc cUCiI CIOp Has bCCli g NoIiJ AoFA
we'd by the late rains Iowa is ahead Of all
other States 10 the per centage of yield OF crops
this season.
The Il. S. frigate Brandywlne, which has
been used MS a store ship for some time past
at Norfolk, took Ere on Friday, and was entire
" DESTROYED with all her oontents TIE origin
Of the FIRE is not known
4 convention to affect union between the
Canadian and other British Provinces is about
TO assemble Delegates are III attendance
from Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
and Prince Edwards Island
The Mexican Minister Romero denies that
Jnarez has left Mexico, or has any Intentions OF
doing So and asserts thas the monarchy in Mex.
leo is YET 10 be established.
The L1tdon Daily News says there are Fu'
NOR u !. projected new Confederate loan.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-23
Romance and Reality.

The story Of Robert Briefly" in the play
called the Ticta-of Lcarc MJa, finds a curious
illustration from real life in the following police
report, which sppeared in a late English paper
"At the Warwickshire sessions, on the 10Th "
October, George Haynes, aged twenty-five, was
charged Will having, ~ Avon, on
tie - b of August last stO'e tEO pounds WClgnt
II tCgR The praOu,r pleaded guilty, and asked
ID make a .tatvmeut. Ths CHAIRMAN having re-
mHke I That be la1 been previously sentenced %
pgna stryituue at Gloucester q sizes for house
breaking, tlc uTi uuer said THAT was really trIs.
IL yuL mitrI tue olieusg when he vas only tui.-
-Cgr yehTz II HEe, aud WAS sgus tI GiJrlLar, %
the penal et'|Curut there. AFTER having been
imprisoned Tor three years and s half. hi. M
duct had Dtcn so sallslac-Ory TIA. Lg had Degl
/ released upon a uCkeL-oflyayC. lie forthwith
returned 10 England, and aid all he could to
obtain an honest livelihood,
"Aft6r working for four years in Warwick,
/ during part OF which time be had attended regu-
larly Gt All Saints Church, Emsco.e. ald assisted
/ ia the choir, be went 70 reside 40 sTG.lOrd, gut
! work, and attended the parish church 90 Char
lecote, singing ia the choir. All thing3 went on
wei Wlth MIN ana Wi,h ms family for long
/ time. One day, one Of the Slltford police,
named Weston, called upon him, and asked II
] he had ever been transported. he declined lt
/ hrst 20 answer the questions but uldmaUy
I admitted that such was me case. From 'dlt
time his prospects we're llghtad. lilo was d.s-
I missed lrOm the choir at C1arlec0t Church and
/ lost bis place. in every way he was being
hunted uO"u-tlu oppressed. Az lAe Aue Ae
took the meat, his wife and children were in q
starving condition, and he took rle meat for them.
"HeY q. h, Dlckeug, of amse0te, sent letter.
/ testiiyng 20 the prisoners character as being
honest, sober, and ia every way respectable. M
Kyulersley expressed his deep regrct 40 the
statement which the prisoner had made III 10
was true, aud upon the face OF the facts it
seemed probable, the policeman had exceeded
his duty fOf he ought not % have ntGrfered with
| hm et al. The prisoner seemed % have con
] fuDfaf nfp1laIf qrnlitlblV. and former
ohense might have been considered buried IN
oblivion. Both he and bis brother magistrates
considered that the prisoner had been hardly
dealt with, and, under the circumstances, be
would only be sentenced TO fourteen days hard
labor"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-23

St,eral men of high character ana position 10
thi city have deciped to.lake the oilca Of A'sis.-
an United States Treasurer, which Mr., Cisco
ha iecently resigned. Thev assign gOoi reasons
for uch refusal but the CLiet re l-On Is tnat 10 Q
re, visibility OF the Once Is 500 great i'f any
ml unless LC has cLsL-irEn con ..i.lt,1u ana
nei of steel We are informed rhlr tawfaTs
age me panic Of 1851 in the financial 1iiair' Of
tbis county killed icn presidents OF JtnNa %
tbi- .ir, Il.y ,Fylt OyglUI-lm III Wl.l y- q,
anxiety, aud responsibility, and were compelled
TO seek change of employ ment aud scene, but
never rallied. Many minister's or the Gospel
very prominent men In their relations are no"
laid aside, temporarily we hope, some OF them
permanently we fear, being Oytr-dlna with tle
cares Of their Office added 20 the an& cites which
the state of the country hegcts.
These are times that draw largely on the emo
tiOns. Men are constantly eXcired, aud some OF
them more than others, as their Compartments
are more or less sangline and nervous. These
are dangerous times for the health, the bodily
n'ental, and spiritual health OF an men who think
much, and concern themselves with public Affairs
such men break down in the midst Of their days
They may retire from business, 90 into t4-
country, or out OF the country, but N the sily3.
cord Is oOsed the golden bowl VIII soon bl
broken. 10 Is too late when tine brain sonens, o.
The shock 0fpsralysis comes, % recover the lost
balance and be the same man az IN. An Jun 3e
of prevention j. better than pound OF euro. IL
is best to be very careful in these times OF over
work and undue worry. Adjust the mind 10 the
duties Of the hour, and perform them wisely and
we'll but with calmness and hope. Above all
have faith in God. lie is attle helm.-Aes Tors
ObSeTCeT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-23
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER
PosT OrrIeE DnrArrNEyr.

nruf nust tuH aff
iO'i 'f'Gs ocs,bp6r'SSl, itsssi'
uc.t,a pr,,osst. ,-It Ia -...t.J ~ ~ ~ -.
,rtii H. ett AS g r,g,,,t 80, t,t @
f5rnistipg Wrs1pfpg paneT ana T,9inc ~. ~ . ~ ,
post once HI tte trned staios for ono yo.r 80, "a
,Uor tie a ~ day ,i uelau u,ber revt '-' ava ~
Tbe sad nrtces are 10 be- delivered free of erpopse ~
tho blank Aeonces Of the Post Once Dcnartnent al
Vyasbirgtop i, q, Wow Work civ. an BuFaIT n ~
No sS,tcd 1uariity Sf sab artiec and tbc 1,'sii,
tbereof re0ured "A c,cE Agency veary are speoidcd
Ietovg
DISTRICT No 1. AT WASHINGTON. ID. Il.
2. 9uO yFANS or WEA PING PAPER, 20 by 25
inches In size of material and guaity fully
canal ~ that now i'm rse I'm thIs brpartmeni
and 10 WITCH " mounds 10 the roam and each
ream ts contain 3O perfect qurca.
IOREAsS OF THE sANE krVD or PAPER,
&c by so inches Ia size. aud to weigh 5j pounds
10 tIctr'm
5000 TOIJND, or IIT4s, or other suitable Irvine.
hard twisted. and M balls. 20 wctrh one pound
each or ni.ut that.
Z 600 pOTNT TS on COARSE HEMP TWtSE, about
one.e .nth of an inch in diameter well twisted,
in hali, 10 weigh ~. TO pounds each
District 40 q NEW YORK CITY,
I2,OOO REANs OF NRAppING PAPER. similar 10
NO.
200 EEAMs or WRAPPING PAPER, similar 10
tbaf %, cfluld for District No T.
10000 POU lbs Or JlTE ,0r other Irvine, similar 10
1O.OOo POi'SI Is o. COARSE iFMp rwTNE srni-
lar 10 t.rt oI tho second description for Disc