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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13
l@g~ would state to the public that have

to- would state to the public that have
now employed in cleaning the Streets alleys
lanes, &C., Of the city, twenty-five laborers,
and SIX horses and carts, actively Employed IN
their work This is q larger force than has
been on the streets for ten OF twelve years, and
[ give my personal superintendent and untIr-
ing efforts to the work The city is better
drained than it eyer has been before, consider
ing the means at my disposal Properly to
clean up the filth created by the negro popula-
ton in the suburbs, and elsewhere would re-
ouire one hundred men, at least This popu-
lation is not under my control, and frequently
will not obey the orders given them Tor the
removal OF nuisances. TIE best that can be
done, therefore, is done-aithough stringent
measures ought to be adopted to compel the
negroes to observe the city regulations in re-
gard to the Dresery alton Ct the public health
1t JOS. COTTON, Supt Of Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13
DIED.

SpOTSWOOD AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON, Esq, died ii
his residence at Middleport Illinois, the oath uno. aged
81 years His father Buslrod Washington, jr son Of
Colonel William Augustine Washington who was brother OF
Busrod Washington ST. Judge Of the United States Supreme
Court the latter the Of Lawrence Washington,
brother Of George Washington By his death valuable
relic-thc golden seal which the immortal Washington
while living. his private scalow descends to his eldest
son. Busrod D. Washington.
IN Washington. yesterday, after protracc1 Illness,
GRAFTON POWELL. Esq, in the Ga year OF his age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

THE ELECTION YESTERDAY. we stated
yesterday, though there was an election ordered
for Magistrates in the Sd and 4th districts and
for a constable in all the districts, yet there
was but one poll opened, that in the Sd district
at the Court House, where there were up
wards Of hundred and thirty votes cast, of
which ?. c. Uhler, for Magistrate, received
Is, and ". i. Penn y for Constable, S. n.
Chipley, received l2S votes, Jos. Cotton l, and
Geo. Cant l. Geo. P. Douglass, negro, re
ceived one vote for Magistrate The polls
in this ward were not opened until 10
0 clock There was apparently no interest
taken in the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

T AnG8 SALE by catalogue Of entire stock
I i Of late James Skiryng. viii be sold 1T
the store, corner Eleventh street and Pennsyi~
vania avenue, aboutthe Goth instant. Particu-
lars in future advertisement. Articles anc
quantities in catalogue viii be distributed pre-
vious to sale. jas. T. NcHU IRE i CO.,
Washington, sep LIT AuctlOneerS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

NOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE OWNERS
~ Of property on the paved streets that the
Corporation Law III regard to repairing side
pavements in front OF their property, will be
enforced. JOS COTTON,
superintendent Of Police
CORPORATION LAw-"rhat the ptvelncnts which shall
been made under any former law and which may here
after be made when the shall be out of repair shall be
repaired the expense of the popretors OF the ground
adjoining, and the same shall not be repaired within thirty
days after, the superintendent Of Police shall III writing
qure the to be DONE it shall be the duty Of the said
Superintendent TO have DONE and charge the expense the
proprietor, account Of which lie shall put into the hands
the Collector collect and if not paid the shah be
collected in the other demands due the Cor
pol;tion cO!lcctcd.& sep list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

T AND Fob SALE am DESTROYS ofselling
IA Immediately, TWO very valuable TRACTS
Of La y IL the county OF Fairfax, one Of one
hundred and scyenty-Gvo acres within ten
miles Of alexandria, on the Little River turn
pike road, containing about one hundred and
thirty acres Of wood and timber. The cleared
land is an excellent condition--the improve
nents tolerable The other, tract ofland near
Falls Church, containing sixty acres adrnira-
wood Tor the place and. well watcred. Both OF
either Of these places viii be sold on the most
accommodating terms by application to me.
at the Marshall House, Alexandria.
sep 13--3t DAM l.. +. DU DAA J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13
YEERUST SALE OF
I STORE HOUSE

q
AND DWELLING HOUSE.
IN FRONT ROYAL, WARREN CO., w.
Ry virtue Of g Deed Of Trust executed by
Newman NJ Jacobs, dated I'd day Of December
1851, and by consent and request Of the parties
the undersigned as Trustee will, on I'll RS
Day, 5th day of October, 1865, on the prem
Uses, sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder
a STORE HOUSE, DWELLING HOUSE an
and LOT OF LAND, situated in Front I&
Royal, Warren county, Va, It1nay be divided
and sold in two tenements. Terms half
Of the purchase money to be paid in cash and
the residue in one year from the day Of sale
bearing interest, to be secured by obligation Of
the purchaser, with I: lien on the property. \
part Of the property is rented until the lSt day
of August, 1886, and the purchaser viii be Ell
titled to the rent GILES COOK. Trustee.
Front Royal, Va, September 9--1&w3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

PARDoNs. The following persons from
Virginia have, in addition to those heretofore
mentioned received rardons under the Amnes-
ty proclamation, to Wit = Mont. Slaughter,
VIM. Slater, Washington Reed, Lewis Mar
shall, B. W. Marshall, B. ?. holland, Nc
MILAN King,'T T. Knox, Wellington Goddin,
Edward II. Fitzhugb, J. Il. DeJarnette, Il.
G. Caboll, J. S. Barbour, VIM. Allen,
Catherine Aston, r. Il. Dujany, Matthew
Harrison. John G KnrEamp Abraham War
wick.
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" RI n e L Is Z i.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEPT. IS, 1865.
AR WE'D.

ARRIVED.
Sc}r D1ntOr ,tnsoI. Richmond, coal to Gas Company.
Sclr. A Jayne. Jayne, New York malt, H. Hartin.
Sloop Ann McCary, Hat ton Pscataway, grain, Wilmer
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

OHURCH FOR SALE.-I}y authority of the
y trustees ofthe Congregation ofJhe Wesleyan
Auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
September, inst, 1T II o clock, NJ, the CHUECH
EDIFICE and the lot appurtcnant, on the west
side Of Columbus street, between Wolfe and
Wilkes streets, Alexandria, Va
Tcrms-One third cash. residue in SIX and
twelve months with interest," to be secured CT
IT, property. Sale on the premises.
sep dts s. FERGUSON BEACH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

Gen. LoDgstreet, OF the late Confederate
army. is in Baltimore he has made app]lca-
ton tor pardon under the amnesty prcc!ama-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

We received, yesterday, from M. {. d.
Brent, Tobacco and Cigar Merchant, No. Sc,
King ST., samples Of his stock Of goods, which
for excellence OF favour and de)iciousnesS OF
aroma can not be surpassed. Mr.. Brent has 4
large stock Of just such as he sent US
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

The Maryland Episcopal Convention assem-
bled in Baltimore yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

= HOUSEHOLD AND
K ! T G III & n I I r n I T L i E,
BY WILMER q WASHINGTON, Auct' rs.
VIII be sold on FRIDAY MORNING, Sep
TENDER 18th, commencing 81 o'clock, at the
residence Of DR.. 8, King, no. 235, king street,
alexandria. all the
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITU RE
belonging to the estate Of Salie W, Griffith,
decd LIE WELLIN HOAION,
sep 9-ts Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

CoDIFYING THE LAWS. An act has been
introduced in the City Council looking to a
codifying Of the laws of the city and those OF
the State and Federal governments bearing
upon them This is work much needed and
# it can be done without much expense to
the corporation it should be begun ear y. As at
present arranged the laws will ''puzzle Phlia-
delnhia lawyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13
GOLD.
III Z HIEU.

NEW YORK. September l3.-Gold, 1875.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

We are pleased to learn that the Postmaster
General has accepted offers for carrying the
mails rom Fredericksburg by Comorn, fling
George G. H., Edge Hill, MiIlvile, Oak
Grove Montross, Nominy Grove, Lyell' Store
Warsaw, Durrettsville, Farnham, Point Isabel
and Lancaster c. E. TO kllmarnock and back
twice a week. The contract has been taken
by Mr. Hilton, of Warsaw, Va, at the rate OF
ST, 4o5 peranum. This is the opening OF Inall
facilities to the people Of the Northern Neck
of Va, in whose interest and prosperity we
feel deeply interested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

STEAM FERRY COMMUNICATION WITH THE
MARYLAND SHORE. In the City Council, last
night, Mr.. Moran introduced resolution OF
inquiry into the expediency ct establishing
Steam Ferry communication witt. the Maryland
Shore opposite. Mr.. Moran stated that he had
been urged to move in this matter by several
prominent merchants that he thought it sub
iect worthy the attention Of the Council, and
that even if the City did not subscribe, yet
By their countenance, 1t would probably induce
priv ate enterprise to engage il this much needed
Ferry. Mr.. Arnold opposed the measure on the
ground that it should be left TO private enter
prise alone The city was not II condition to
make the expenditure, and he hoped the sub
iect would be withdrawn. The motion ct MIR
Moran was pressed. however, and com
mittee was appointed TO make the enquiry.
THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL. We referred
the other day to the importance Of some active
steps being taken to induce a repair OF the
Alexandria Canal Aqueduet, and the opening OF
the Canal The coal trade is one Of the Most i'm
portant branches OF business yet left to Us, or
yet within our reach Every day that the
Canal is kept closed, is detrimental to the IL
terests Of this place. It hardly needs statistics
to prove what the value OF the Goal trade has
has been to Us, ana what It might Re made
1t is now transferred to ucorgeU,Tn, and the
work on which 50 mach money was spent, and
SO many high hopes bottomed, is dead TO all
practical purposes, as IA as Alexandra is Goa
cerned We have been requested by several OF
our citizens to urge, still farther, this matter,
upon the public attention. We hope that
steps will been taken in the right direction. at
once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

NIGHT WATcH-An unsuccessful attempt
was made, in the City Council last night to
introduce resolution, lookiagto the election
of night watch Mr., Mckenzie opposed
the motion on the ground that the city vas tar
better patrolIed by the military guard than It
could be by any watch that the Council might
choose, that it would be Oh y an additional
expense to the corporation, without accomplish
ing the end desired, that although garrotlng
was newly imported here yet robbe1ies had been
OF frequent occurrence before the war, and that
if the military patrol could not prevent it a
force of night watch certainly could not lie
had been in favor Of the appointment OF
Waterman for the market square, and thought
it was meanness in the Council not to appoint
one, but as for a regular night watch Tor the
city, it was, he thought, useless. Mr.. Arnold
seconded the views of Mr. Mckenzie, and the
subject was dropped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

! lady, just from the cars, at Their. R. depot
.'aesserday, had her pocket picked, and her port
~'0nnale, containing sum OF money, stolen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

A National Bank is to be established N
Fredericksburg at an early day, with mini
mum capital of 100000 and a maximum OF
100000. Mr.. A. K Philips will be Pre5l-
dent, and Messrs VIM. FL. Cunningham,
Christopher Armat, John G. Hurkamp and
John E. Tackett the directors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

Grateful and refreshing showers fell to-day
We hope for cooler weather. It is much
1eedeA. for health and comfort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

ItWKil be seen that Lewis Mckenzie, esq, is
a candidate for Congress from this Congress
sional district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-13

The gunners are beginning to kill Sora, IN
the adjacent marshes. These birds now sell
at from 81 to ST. 25 per dozen. They Will soon
be more plentiful than they are now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-04
STILL LATER.
Arrival of the Peruyisu.

Fd'hr Point SEPT. s.-The steamship Peruvian.
from Liverpool Londo ,derry tho 2s,h, hss arrived
of this point.
Nothing additional h.d tr.nspired relative to tho
Atlantic cattle. five pound shares vere selling
at G2 u f9ts
The New York correspondent Of the TIxrs write,
upon the depth and sarne.,ness Of the irritation
which prevails against Englsnd In all classes of
American 20 iety. He eIp.tistes upon and
deavos 70 AiAte zone Of the reasons for this AZ
feeling.
II. W altcr, British Vice Consul At Charleston,
i' sazet - Consul for the state, Of North aud
soath CSr,linA
IHr, MoRNiSG Posr hs b.nterins article upon
the Alleged invitation TO Mr. Bright to visit America
tsays the President Of the United state. could not
lave done the r'ted radical greater service than he
has done In inviting him TO see with his own eyes
those things Of which he has 40 often drawn such
bright imaginary pictures The rort hope. he vill
fnd IL convenient W 60 to virginia CArolins and Ten
nessee.
Cork rspcr ,sv, the Fenians very setvs In
that city and nsshborhood. LARGE crowds Il 10 said
regularly assemble Tor drill hnd illegal gatherings arc
longer held in cut-of-ihe-vay places but IN open
day: and tho members Avow their intentions amost
without reserve
The Emperor and Empie. Of the French continue
their tour m Switzerland.
Iii. expected that the rrussan troops will evacu-
ate Ho,tein, and Austria vilassume sdmin sttauon
the 18Th Of September, and that at the sane tins
Autna Will cvacuste echleswis 10 leave the admin.
istration TO Prussia. LIE proposed W make Rsnds
lurg federal fortress to be ratt-onei siternntivey
tor year At tine hy Austrian aud Pu.,ian tfoops
The pasraSc Of boat through the sueI canal and
and the .leged opening Of the canal prove 70 be a
very smell affair. u IL atcF,ed that. go far from
being open, the canal will not be
open for three ycsr- ~ least; and tho
question will then arise,how far tcan be made avail
abie for large thtps.
With the suhsidcuce Of the oho'era, business vas
Agaiu assuming activity IN AkNandrlA and quaint
ties Of cotton were Lsain foGchiug thdmarket The
p.ospsc. Of the next crop arc reported 70 be
favorable.
L.c,rpool, August 15.--A ShAnghas telegram Of
July l2h saws uurfeoiuo still In custody. The
| American Minister had demanded his release, in
tending that a refusal would be considered oasus
| bsIh.
| Commercial
london August 20 Consos for money sofssex.
Illinois Central share IhalSs Erie shares b3abSt.
| L. :. fiyC-tVonties 6baJ9..
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

GHh KETCHUM FRAUD - NEW DEVELOP
Nr''ts.-From letters submitted to meeting Of the
creditors Of kotohum, son Co, Il appears that tb.
defalcatlon Of young Ketcbnm sA known 10 two per-
sons, members Of tho hrn, several weeks before the
public development. One Of these letters, addressed
to the deisulteT, written by Mr.. Swan, partnsr
IN the Ketchum concern, and vas dated Aug eth.
1850 The writer says In this letter that the dsin-
quent admitted TO him, long before the denouereHt,
that he had shsTaoted large amount Of the firms
funds but the matter tept to avoid srpo-
sure This Ia his language ~ know shat the amount
Of your distractions from the Nso,s Of the firm
much greater than you admitted to bo the when
fra, spoke to you tho subject I" and he fur
ther says 81 cannot permit things 10 go on In this
way any longer" Mr.. Belknap, another member
Of the Arm makes similar developments. Accord
ing 70 his statement about million dollars Of the
firms funds missing The .hrst u Jurs, and
the matter vas kept from the public in order ITO
prevent exposure" Even the senior member Nor
ris ketchum, announced at tho meeting Of the
creditors that the secrecy Of his partners relative to
the fraud was the dictate equally Of good sense
and kindness" From all these facts 1t 10 svident
that tho firm knew Of tho speculations Of young
KetchuIn long before the fraud wn detected on the
street. and also that they sought tofeep she mattoi
secret II Ii not strange under such circumstance.
that some Of the creditors were not easily satisfied.
An inye4tlgEtion will take place to-day.
USELESS DIsCUssIOSs.-At public hall ia
Sixth avenue, a congregation Of men aud women
disgrace themselves every Sunday evening by dis
eus.ing spituaIism and religion, according to the
mott approved dosmas Of in6dely and blaspssmy. A
few overzeaous Christians attempt to sonvert thee
heathens by arguing with them. Such discussions
are useess for manisos and fanatics we're
yet induced 10 forsake their faith BY means Of any
mental treatment. Their disease requires the reSi-
men Of . lunatic asylum, whore dyspepte and un-
healthy bodies must rst be cured befose their brsins
vii b strong enough to receive any truths the moss
i,. tGaALazsA sA Ia LaR Rkka.Ae
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WSshinotOn,Stpt. 9, The Wirz Military Commits
son e-asemhlcd to-day.
TESTIMONY OF o. a. HRLCnEB.
Hr. o. g. Becher testified that he had served In the
Sixteenth Illinois cavalry, aud WAS prisoner At An
dersonyille from the Sh Of March until September,
1854 he thought that Captain WIZ assumed COM
msnd about the lat Of April On one occasion WIrz
came into the stockade, when a cripple sakins on
crutcheG approached aud sskGd to go outside tho
request refused, aid the cripple said he would
rather be shot than stay there the witner soon
heard wirz hsloo to the sentinel to tell that man
II he did not 90 back he would shoot Lin :" the man
did not return when the sentinel fired and shot him
In the jaw the cripple was known by tho name Of
'ChickamaugA /" Wirz Afterwards threatened 70
ANOTHER occasion while the prisoners we're being III
yided into squads ot hundreds one Of The men OWNS
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The Lens Isiaud Railroad Dissster--vsYs
aict Of tho Jury-kverybsdy and Nobody


The Coroners jury empsn nslled 70 investirsis into
the causes Of tho ls,e socd.n, on the Ions I,l.n6
Railroad. Coroner Hondriskson presiding, returned.
Q verdict Al Bib Saturday aaoruins Ths vsrdax
,-.-- -,
embraces series Of returns by the several sentes
men composing the Jury
r.. A., .,r... - A..
n nc nr,I sgned py Aer'HFner, foromani M
ohht sam ~, hobinnon, a. AndrovA A. Dun
nain, ueo. L. hnain, ptnlel haylis, says; Upon
me Hswing OF the bodies OF william Ganley, VIII
sn hsn Mssr' Joseph Wilson, John q lSul and Shell
uon SLSneI, We arc o. the opinion they eame 70
ou ae stns from injuries ieosived by them reepsc-
u,ey snne On posra the passenger cars OF the Long
IsNu hahroan company, on Monday, the 2Sth day
u AususS a II. lSA and that said injurics we're
p.vanosa ~ tho etprsss train hon Grsehport coming
,nIo oornion Win he mail train nom Hunters
Point .nd the said collision occurred and vas pro-
.ueea ~ tnc cMoie"ne,s OF X j. Race, Tho conduc-
70 sSr o. the mail train and James White, the ensineen
y. W me etptess nan. Ana the snd jurors do furthor
say tnM tney 10 not consider Louis y. bsnds and
p.hoi Onne arc rerponsihe tor said eollisou."
~ nc secona' nsnea " Aeh w aSner. fofsman Y.
S,i paniN bayns =. "A: An'rrs, g. IL
@n"Wnson ~ w. Il Nusm, a. Dnnhsn, y. W bcrfen~
Mxes, sna " .. bnvey' ecn,ures oliver Char-
nca, IreaaeN q he to.n, ioI tne careless sna n-
,fr t M ~ snen .no us NJ ~ sun me con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-04

San Francisco, Sept. 2.-So arrivals this week.
Sailed to-day steamship Golden City from Panama
with si,Csa,OOo in treasure for New York and s664,
0oO for England, with four hundred passengers in
cluding Speaker Colf.I, Lieut.. Gov. Brou and samI
hardies, Of the Springfield REPUBlIoAS'
The Pacific Railroad Ia completed 10 oonai' nifty
miles from Sacramento, making tho enure distance
constructed since JaaulD MsaJ'ieaI IA1as. -Four
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-04
THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Ninth Dny,s Proceedings

Washington Sept. 9. The wirz Military Commits
sion Ie-aIsemblcd to-day.
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As contrssted with the statement Of the public
debt published the 3lst Of July the puncips has
been increased only s295OO within the last month,
while the interest the debt has decreased nearly
s23l,0O The legal tender notes have been TedGeed
Si,C91O0O. lie amount Of coin now In the Treasury
IL nearly forty-hye millions and half or about ten
millions more than month ago The currency now
in the Treasury Ia nearly iorty-thres millions as
against eighty-one and half millions, showing 10
duotion Of currency for the past month OF thirty
eight millions and q hall. The suspended roluisi-
tions amount to little over two millionL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-04
THE PURLIC DEBT.

Washington, sept. 2-secre;ary McCulloch to-day
publishes statement Of the public debt appears
from the books Trcnurors returns and requisitions
Tecaptulation Is RS follows:
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thousand isborers employ cd on the road beyond
Colfar and the number /, being constantly increased
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5000 Deaths ia 0ne Month.
From Europe.
Three Days Later News.

The steamship sASonia, from Southampton on Au'
suat 2sd. with thres dayG later ness from Europe
arrived st this port yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
prcpcsd's.
OFFICE. Drpor Cornu'ssARY oP suBsIs1 EscE I

OFPICB DHPOT CorNn'ssARY or suBsisI EECE, I
NAsHIsGrCg. ID. g., Oct. -, los.
GALE OF HARD BREAD-Sealed Pro-
- posals n Duplicate will re,eiysd .. this Oce, until
u III, On THURSDAY, Nov 1868. for the Surplus
HARD BREAD
at this and the Alexandra Depot The bread packed in
boxes Of hy 0 pounds each aud be examined at Sixth
s Wharf in this city, the Subsistence Siorehouse In
Acxandrs Va No bids will be received for less than twenty
tZOl ooxes-one thousand o0l pounds. The price pr
pound and quantity desired will be stated in each proposal
II viii be paced transports IN AeIandrs, Va. at Sixth
ST. Wharf fee Of xpouse to the purchaser. Twenty thou
sand boxes 80 pounds eaeh less he purchased
The attention Of shippers and Others using Po, Breed il
called TO The Advantages ocIed for obtaining thclr sup
plies of this article.
The Government reserve, The righ, 20 rejert bids.
bioerrs not csent will be notified 10y letter OF the ut
oi their proPcsis IN purchases win be removed within
twenty days rom the date Of their acceptance
b~nh pr0Poas desired be obtained from the DER
signed.
Term, Cash ia Government fsrds before the delivery
commences. q. BFLL, Mejor aud c. s, ". :. A.