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'H'1lE subscribers keep constantly on ham
4 large Stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, FHARM prep,
.rations aud every other article, which ap
pertains to the business, embracing the mos
extensive variety; also, Paints, Oils, anu
tilass of description.
All articles purchased from us can be re-
lied on as being OF the most superior quality
and at as low prices az they can he had
We can offer such inducements as will max,
1t the interest OF purchasers to la! i'll thci
supplies from us and give US their future pa
tronage and invite all, who visit the city, It
call at our establishment. All orders ad
dressed to us by mail or otherwise Will NEE
with prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, HENszEY Co.,
III Market St., fhiladelphia.
feb +, '6i 3m.
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Tue ATLANTIC. The well established
reputation OF this Magazine requires only q
notice of its appearance 10 insure it a ready
sale. All who wish standard monthly
publication should have the Atlantic.
Price. S3 year.
Ticknor Il Fields, Boston.
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnelship heretofore existin;
Il between the Subscribers, under the nam,
OF Mccullough X Co., has this day t.en dis
solved, by mutual consent.
J. J. MCCULLOUGH,
d. MCDANIEL,
WIN X. McCLEES.
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SILVER PLATED; FORKS & SPOONS.
lust received good assortment of TRIBE
- Plated Forks and Spoons; superior
article, and warranted to be as represented.
For sale, at city prices, by
mar 10 Z. W. STABLES.
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ARrhcR's HOME MAGAZINE, Every family
circle will acknowledge the modest merit
of this unassuming bnt sterling magazine
Price 200, Published by L. S. Arthur
& Co. Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1855.

PHILADELPHIA, May 49, 1900.
VIM Ralston, Esq:
DEAR SIR -: 1t is with pleasure that certify to
he invaluable properties Of your Cattle Powder
| have been using 1t for nearly eight months. In
asst June was travelling. my horse became very
tch, so bad that had to return home. and apply
"a tarricr Ii was nearly ten months before he
vas tit 10 use, be being in such low condition
happened to stop in at Mr.. W. Whites. ami saw
your Cattle Powder. 1 made up my mind to try
i package, and after using two Of them, it was
Uprising to every one who saw the Horse, to SEE
now much he had improved in aeSh and spirit
those VINO had seen him before he became sick.
would scarcely believe him TO be the same. !
tlso recotnmeud the Powder as being fine thing
,or the urine, and also to improve the coat, AS it
gives 1t II fine, silky appearance. My Friends see
,ng the advantage Of it. haze commenced using it
.uong their Cate. No person should be without
It III their stables | have seen it fully tested
,,nd do consider it OF the best articles in usc
Yours very respectfully
GEORGE SNYDER.
We The undersigned have used your Powder.
AZ the request Of friend, Geo. Sny der, and
lind 1t very useful among our cattle.
PETER OFT, JACOB OFT,
j. Il, KEISS,
Lower Merton, Montgomery county Pa
PRICE 25 CENTS PER PACKAGE.
AGENTS--D. 5 Barnes h Co, 2o2 Broadway
n. Y; Dyott d Co, No 232 North Second st
Philadelphia; ). NJ G. Nesbitt & Co., PoIt De.
post. Md, successors TO James Wilson.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
nov T. 'D;,-6mO3
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REGISTER OF SALES.

The following is list of Sales of Real
and Personal Property advertised in this
paper. Farmers about declining business
should not fail to insert their advertise
ments in Tie Wig, as it has the most ex-
tensive circulation of any newspaper print
ed on the Eastern Shore:
REAL ESTATE.
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TNHE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
l. extended fire box for wood or COAL
Owing to the unpreced en,nd popularity If
this Stove, We have been induced 10 offer it
with the utmost confidence, to those who
wait good heavy cast Stove. Out Of ths
immense number OF the Royal that hays
been sold We have never heard single oo:3.
plaint Of failure to operate to entire satisiac-
ton, and We challenge the world TO present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale at City piices, for cash.
by PHI OR 4 BRO,
fCan'wells old stand,) fikton, Md
Avg. !, 1898 ..
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For Rats, Mice, Roaches. Ants, Bed
bugs, Maths IN Furs, Woolens, &C., In
sects on Plants, Fouls, Animals, &c.
Put up in csc. Soc. and 81 90 Boxes. Bot
ties and Flasks. SO and S. sizes for Ho-
Tells, PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS: &c.
"Only infaiaIe remedies known"
Free from Poisons"
Not Dangerous to the Human Fanliy'
:" Rats come out Of their holes to die"
o. Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
CO Sold by all Druggists and Retailers
everywhere.
~tu BEWAREl!! of all worthless imita.
tons. .t+l se '.t4
&C. See that CosTAR's name is on each
Box, Bottle, and Flask before you bay.
~ Address HENRY R. COSTAR.
o. Principal DEpor 1872 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Co Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
eists in Elkfon, Md.
mar 10, 1864
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nETTER THAN CAIOMtL OR BIrE PHI.
= BETTER THAN CALON..L or BLUE Pill.
BETTER THAN CAIOMEi or BIIrE Fill.

They exercise a more powerful Influence IL. liver
and us sccrelicns than ca,oncl mercury, h.ge ~,
hence their Importance In cases of LIVER Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties Jaundics, Dyspepsia, Bilious a.
,scss Headache, &c III the treatment of Tevers, either
Eiou., Yellow, Typhoid, and other re'rcing Fcvers
they are SUPERIOR to Quinine. Ther Influence extends
over the entire system, controlling. s.rcnrihcHin and
bra ing the rcaxc'i and ws;'ji energies. AID g..
ltly all the scCre,ons 20 the latral rCrrsrco ff
their duties cleansing AID lVrifyine tho liz I'd. and
purgng ,r tie =, seul 81. diseased a.pes.ss LII ia
pure Lnuors.
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REAL ESTATE

Farm Of W. P. Ewing, near Elktep,
containing 10 acres.
A valuable Farm near B. NJ. House,
containing 1888! Acr's, at private
sale. H. II. Paschall, near Viii
miugton Del.
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Franklin Sewing Machine.

T HAVE sold within the past year some
i sixty Of these Machines, and not one OF
hem has required any repairs or been re
turned They are, without exception, TN.
best Machines in the market. They will
Hem, Fell, Slich, Gather, aud Bind sewing
the heaviest Or ligite.t fabric wi h equa
facility. Price only SIS, and warranted TO,
me year. For sale by
march 10 E. W. STAPLES.
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EPSON BALTIMORE Co Mp. May. goth, 1858
The undersigned, for some time past. has had
IL use on his farm Fickardts Cattle Powder
md from the beneficial effects derived from it,
akss pleasure III recommending the article to al!
farmers, MS valuable preparation, ~ pe given to
,iorses and Cattle Some of my work horse,
hal in bad health, with little or no dispo
,i,ion for food, their taking ''Fckardt. Cattle
.'o"dcr, som covered their appetite, and in d
short time became tat and in good condition.
HENRY b. CHEW
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having purchased tn,
l. interest Of the late +. j. Rinehalt in tn,
firm Of j. A. Davis Il Co., have this day
entered into partnership, under the name OF
DAVIS u PUGH, and will continue the
l.UMBMR, GRAIN and COMMISSION
BUSINESS at PoRT DErusIr and at LApI-
DUN, Md. JAMES \. DAVIS.
Feb q, 1864. JOSEPH B. PUGH.
CO. All parties indebted to the Firm OF J
A. DAVIS u Co., are hereby notified to come
forward and settle without delay. Settle.
ments can be made with either pt the under
signed. DAVIS Il PUGH.
ieD II 3m.
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ELKTON#A.C ADE,M Y,
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JOSEPH ROOP, A. b. Principal,
LATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, sc.
Miss C. w. Thorpe, Prece pfress,
ENGLISH BRANCHES AND FRENCH.
Professor Theodore Ascherfeld,
Music AND THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
TT is the design of those connected with thi.
L Academy, as Teachers, to maintain a
school of the first standing, one that may ask
and merit the patronage of the public, By OF.
iering to Young Ladies and Young Gentle
uicn every Opportunity OF procuring y tho
rough and finished education.
Pupils from distance may obtain board
on moderate terms III the town.
Fo1r Terms, Of Eleven Weeks each, cen
stitute year.
RATES PER Term:
Elementary .-..-....--.......$ So 90
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
History, Composition and Defamation 4 90
Latin, Chemistry, Physiology & Rhetoric S So
Greek, Surveying, Mental and Moral
Philosophy ...-.....-....-........ 90
EXTRAs:
'ph'h 1899 ----..-... W w
uelihan W
Music on Piano and Guitar each -.. 10 90
Cla"ihS -----...--.- 90
Water Color Painting ..---.. 3 OU
Fuel, &c. for the season. 90
oct 3, '63-ly.
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OFFER BARGAINS IN
Brown Muslns at IA cts. and upward;
Bieached do. at 10" +"
Best Brands Brown and B,esched;
Calico, Fast Colors, at 16 cts.
Ginghams, IS" ..s.t-. -.
Scotch Plaids,
| Wool Flannels, at Al to IS cts.
Cotton Flannels " rs TO so"
Angola, at 2s to 81 cts.
Domestic Plaids,
Blue and White Drills,
Lihseys,
TO " TT -
'"
,p,,v ANA
"'o' N'i'oy'
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SOUND ARGUMENT ON
UNSOUND TEETH.

4 MONG the numerous inventions made and
IA perfected in this country, ranks high the
useful art of Dentistry! But why! Because
Teeth we use to chew our food and tools kept in
good order a,e always preferable to work with,
On our teeth depends the shape of our mouths,
which should never be suffered TO become un-
pleasant to behold.
II is, to great extent, owing to the condition
of our teeth, whether we enjoy an agreeable
breath or otherwise. 1t is often caused by the
mrertection Of our teeth, when we find it diff
cult to articulate well. OF all the ornaments,
beautiful teeth are the most useful; they are no.
destined for particular occasions seasons, nay,
we need them constantly; and we should there
fore feel greatly indebted to the art of Dentistry.
Now-the best way of proving to ME the cor
RICHNESS OF my argument, would be speedy ap.
peaton of all those in need OF artificial teeth,
which will he furnished in the most approved
style. DIR. B. J. BlNG,
Jan IT, "a. Elkton, Md.
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THE CECIL WING
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
nNE e EWING

BY E. E. EWING,
TERMS.-$2.O0 year, in advance.
$50, If not paid in advance.
800 tor clubs Of Five. r
1900 for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding enc
Square, will be published three times for
one dollar, and twenty five cents for each
subsequent insertion; longer ones in the
same proportion. UyElGHT lines BREWER
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Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi.
Annually, or Yearly at moderate rates.
ADVERTISEMENTS sent without the num-
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No advertisement inserted for less than
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Obituary notices charged tor at advertis-
ing rates, and none inserted unless paid for
in advance.
vNo Paper DISCONTINUED until all ar
rearages are paid.
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NEW Mackerei, Herring and Goldfish q
~ largo lot inst received and for sale by
to 8, 1854 WIN, AcCLELLAND.
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ARGE Stock Of Clothing, for Men and
LBoys, cheap for Cash, at
LEWIS Il MARKETS.,
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FCkARDT' -
G A T TIL POWD E r
Thousands are Testifying to Its
Efficacy. '-. 4
The MereJal Man is Kind to his Beast.

" The MercJul Man is Kind to his Beast
A FTER years Of study and expe fiment by the
IA inventor, to compound from PURE vEGETABLE
MATERIALS, a Powder that SHOULD and MUST tax e
the place of the thousand and one nos,rums gotten
up and palmed upon the public as CERTAIN
REMEDIES for the cure of all diseases which the
brnie creation are heir to- he has produced the
.ns heading this advertisement and none CAN BE
GENUINE unless bearing our signature. The
demand is such that its sale has been chiefly con.
fined to the State of Pennsylvania but We have
now consumma,ed such arrang. n,suts that we nj.
prepared to supply the numerous orders now On
hand as well those we may hereafter receive
from other States of thu Union
Knowing this Powder to possess all the curative
properties here Set forth, we deem i iuisomc IT,
rade Of words unnecessary, feeling assured that
its OWN MERITS will fer it ready sale
Being composed OF pure vegetable ingredients it
can be safely and judiclousiy given to that noble
animal the HORSE. Its effects are no FALSE
pAMfEklNG OF the 81 stem, creating bloated CAR
CHS with premature shedding Of the hair but
on the other hand, 1t strengthens the digestion.
purihes the blood regulates the urinary organs,
hereby improving ana protecting the whole
PHYSICAL condition ct the animal, even when in
an apparently healthy state.
10 the Ag,icultur,st aud Dairyman it is an in.
valuable remedy tor their NEAT CATTLE laboring
under ilOOF Diseases HOLLOW HORN, and
other of the many complaints to which they are
NlLCN CON- > ara much benefited by occa:
sionaly mixing with their slop or feed-it has
tendency 10 strengthen the animal, remove all
instructions from the hi TX tubes, promote all the
secietions and consequently adding much to the
strength OF the animal. quantity and quality OF
he Mix Cream and Butter
HOGS, during the warm seasons. are constantly
byerheatng themselves, which results in their
getting Coughs Ulcers Of the LUNGS and other
parts, which naturally has II tendency to retard
iheir growth. In all such Cases. u teaspoonfu,
mixed III bucket Of swl and given every other
lay will speedily remove IL difficulties, aad the
animal WILL INCREASE ~ health AND FAT.
TESTIMONIALS.
WAsnINGToS, Jan. 7, 1862.
10 VIM. Ralston
have used your Cattle Powder. and would
state, that it possesses the qualities Of toning and
renovatiDg the stomach, removing in some degree
he morDidc matter. l can recommend for all
norses in private use, where the system is not
100 much debilitated. j. TURNER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
For the United Stntes Government
Washington, u. Z
WAsHIXGroS, Oct l6, 1862.
Wm. Ralston
DEAR SIR Having tried the Cattle Powder
,nahutnctured by you, | consider it good article
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TESTIMONIALS.
WAsuINGToS, Jan. 7, 1862.
WASHINGTON, Oct l6, 1862.
Nm. RnlstOr

VIM. KnIstOn
DEAR SIR Having tried the Cattle Powder
.ranufnctured by you, consider it u good article
tor the diseases OF horses, and as good prepare
ion as there is in ti9rsaaarket.
HIRAM WRIGHT,
Assist Ne.enary Surgeon,
For the United States Government
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BRIDGE PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Com
i missioners OF Cecil county, to be directed
to them at their Office, in Elkton, till
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FOR RENT.

CIDER ViNEGAR.--Five barrels Fine Cider
ANineear (tnady bs W. ". PaxSaI, St. Gsors-'s sta
tom Delanare for sale by T pren.n at u cents var
gallon.
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WAsHlSGroN Oct. Fl 1868.

W 'S"HfNVfV'' WI '' 'E7"o'
Wm Rals'on
DEAR SIR Having had your Horse and Cattle
Powder in use for some time, do cheerfully Fec
innleud it as good article. and we'll worthy Of
public notice NJ JACKSON,
Sinner n tam cnt nf the Mule Corral
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DRlNE New MACKEkEL, No. l. 9 and g.
l. in barrels and half barrels; Herring
ohad and Goldfish lat LEWIS Il MARkETT S
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UeO. W. Carpenter, HenSZey, d Cos
WHOLESALE DRUG
W II z z II O US f.

No. 1877 Market Street, Philadelphia.
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CANNED PEACHES, put up by Dr. II. Fl
~ Mitchell, for sale by
nov -. ROSSELL g. HINES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
Rebel Derpatebe,

NV TOAK, Feb. .-Ricbnopd papers
Of the 9th contain the follovinE.
Lake Clty, FzG.. Fst 8.-Eigb,ses YES
sells, gunboats and transports haze arrived
al jackson.
The enemy is supposed 10 be in large
force have landed aud advancing.
CAarisstOn, Feb She enemy renewed
their on the city last evening.
4 fifth monitor made its RppeGruuce To-
day.
TIE enemy we're engaged in pounting
several guns at Fort Wagner bearing on
the channel.
s 300 pound shell exploded last week in
blacksmith shop, Worrttng several per
sons.
The Examiner contains Gen Lees repsr,
concerning the late FeberL recon- oissEnce
which SAYS;
The Feder.ls Ief, l. dead AID IS wouui-
ed II the rebel banda Their loss vas 4
killed AID 20 wounded, and LisuteuGut
ana 25 men captured Ooe Federal cap
tain hcd 50 privAtss were captured.
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8g 0flfqraph.
The Tram Robbery On the B. 3 o.
BaJIroo6

BALTnaoaK, Feb. IA morning ns,s-
furnishes the following
The eIpresB passenger train, which Ieft
CAmden street Depot on Th1rsdAy night for
Wheeling and intermediate penis, VS.
captured BIZ q company Of rebels near Kss.-
neysEIile Depot about eight miles vest Of
Harpers Perry. The traia vas then sur
rounded by the rebels, and a nnnbe- OF
armed wea entered the cars
The passengers. amonR whom, Of course,
there was great eonsternAiion, we're more
OF less uuIetsd IN the shape Of raRsoms.
Some produced greenhGeks, others watch
e, diamond r1sEs, &c, As 50 equivalent
for their liberty.
Ne are Informed oy one OF the sufferers.
Eho returned 70 this city by the express
! train yeste2 Day noon, tina: the aggregate
amount Of msa%y taken from the pEsssu
gers vas not less than $40, 900, While he
valGe OF The jeEelry Vas also large.
Conductor Perry, Who had charET of the
train, II WAS stated vas compelled TO hard
oEer check tor 81 500, the property o.
toe company.
4 nuube. Of the passengers Who Srrived
here yesterday had interviews with some
! OF toe passengers Of the captured train, Aod
their statements ARE widely different, o0IB
Hs 70 the amount Of money, &c, coBfseAIea
AID the character of the raiders
II is said rhet Mlj. Gen. HASTey Gil
more, Of TIE rebel cavalry, vas in com
msDd Of tbe e1pedition No che WIS IL
Jurs cor VAS there the least disposition
on he part Of The raiders to take prison
ers- Several members Of the MErylnud
Legislature, delegates from western com
| lies, Eere among the passengers.
Alter accomplishing Their purpose. thew
ran the locomotives and tender Of the
'rsck, causing some injury to the sugips
They then left the train, g0iag n the di-
rection of Smith6sld, Jefferson county, Va
Although a company of federal TROOPS
we're stationed within aor; distance.
None Of the passengers we're enabled 70
get any information 10 them nBtl al hope
OF capturing the robbers hal vanished
All the trains were running rs usual
yesterday afternoon.
The robbery OF the Afightsd passengers
wa very general Not one of them Is
capped. One man IS said to have los; oFer
s., 900 il grse1backs
The passengers made DO resistance, sup
posing they we're surrounded By Al ever
Eheining force of rebels. A good maDv
| threw their watches and mooey 8EGy, some
Il which have since been found
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Praisfai7z4sF 3Efsss7EaEls4sEfEE-96kn Isit

- - PEufESF pE II sssEs1EiEisH.-.J66a Ns=
con, bstter hovn amD1g military men as
Jack Nelson, seeDs 10 have passion Tor
deserving the service of Uncle sam which
@o11ts ainoa pn disease he has de-
serted seven tines, And VAS once sentenced
to be shot, but through the iutereession of
friends and The promise of tuture good be-
hAvior, vas psrdoned. BIS last attempt
at desertiou vas from General Terry's
command while passing through this city.
He Vas arrested aud placed in the Atbs-
nsum prison, bat made his escape some
three or four weeks ago and was re-arrezt-
ed by some of the special deetIves fnPltts-
burg and lodged in jail Sergeant Herald
was ordered on Saturday morning 10 bring
hln to this city. As soon Az he was in
the esr, although hsodeu Ted, he conner
eed sIashiDg about in the most insane man
Der, breaking the windows of the car and
frightening all The occupants. On arriving
At Bridgeport Jack promised that If allow
ed to assume the appearance of a free Ell
zen ne WoUid 60 quietly along, but he was
no sooner in the bus than he informed
the Sergeant that he didn't intend TO be
put in the Athensnu, and would kiu him
If he attempted Il On being delivered TO
the Provost Guard, be placed himself on his
muscle, and Absolutely refused to enter
the prison. After strengthening Ostthree
or tour of the Proves, be vas finally BE-
cured and lodged in a cell
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SiEnsS.

The above form Of proposals VII be adhered to a.
eloss! - PrncurAOah- OtheI furmS Viz be received
py Ehs Department and day considered
proper guarantee that bidder il Al Ie . fpj-
II The contract carti6sd by The clerk Of the
nearest District Court or Tinted seEts1 Disrri-t
Attorney, must accompany me PEDPoaaI or il WLl
be rejected,
An oath Of HHsFaoce to the United State. Gov
eminent u.uss HsO accompany rhe proposal
1as cOuGrGcts VII BE awarded q Ine Lowest r.
gpoukitie pErTy o. psrzie6 VIC VIII b, div z5tIbed
p aEl q OGhsWiss. that their lad il hccsptad and
GnRy VIII Inmsd'HSely be required enter mo cen
tract under hoods 70 the amount o. soOa F,gn6.
10 Be prUper1y certified 70
FO0BaAs 0psDsd
TIE Post On address .: TIE pHrusi proposing
must Be dirtinezty written r;y1E Il : PrpposaA
ProE'-aAls must be addressed 70 Henry johnson
Medical 3, K E1a PurTsyor 4 s A., Washington
The Department -ere-ves she -igE; - reject any
Or Al bIag dsBRned unsuitable
HENRY JOHNSON,
Ms x and PurveEuE Q. e A
Warrington. D. c
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Prom Hilton Head,

NV ToRK. Feb l2-Tbe Tines Bfltoa
Head letter states that The rebel blockade
runner sunk Oh Chazlessoa bad ea.zo Of
irSu plates HBd ether METAL for The con
st-ursion Of iron eIads, Esd carried fsar
guns The rebels hare beea ana5Ie e re
move Huy Of the cargo, n consequences Of
the ksaTJ IRE of szE guns
A refugee from SaTannah states tia.
BeaUrsgErd had his hea6qasrtsrs rezuoTsd
there IN ANTICIPATION Of an attack.
The rebels had $50 tOrpedees 70 Hoat
down S4FEaaAha Fer.
Eight sboasAnd t1eops were sunzAe..a
bad already =mnatl16sd N co,stnTe-e. - =
shnrt sHPptIeA
Two blockade runners we're At savaa-
nan, waiting AZ opportunity To psas car
TIE Worlds letter has report thai 1 aos
troops landed On James !s!Goa. pesr
GhAFsestOn, N the rear OF the retel bat
terles-