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Mao Shoe Shop.--Mr. SAMUEL f.
SAvERY,a very clever fellow and returned
Soldier, has opened new Boot and Soc
Shop in ShiSo's tuilding, main Street,
BIoomsburg, where Le is prepared to dc
'commodate the public generally.
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6s7- Weiuvte attention TO Col. EAT S
patriotic and dem ocratic Oratiou in our
o,hcr columns. 1t will read well. TIE
Colonel will scarcely be called a haator for
daring to lax Democracy and Freedom,
after having for over three bloody lorg
yeas, led his Regiment to conquest aud
victory.
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bag Three ;bousand of Clay's Metallic
weather strips wanted in Col. co. Who
viii supply them : Here is a chance TO
make money and serve the People. Call
ut the Exchange Hotel and see the Model
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W' Sheriff Snyder, offers reward Of
S5 for the arrest Of John Broheny, who
escaped from our Jail on the 4tb Of July,
by undermining the wall Of his prison
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Col, WM. HOPKINS, of Washington
celuty, is recommended, Tor Auditor Gen
.raI, and DAVID CARSiaDD,N, ESD, Of
Cliuton county, for Surveyor General. -
They are both good men would doubtless
max atfic!cnt State Officers. Their claims
will BE- submitted TO and decided by rhe
Democratic State Convention.
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sey" Ice CREAM, Of very superior
quality and in large quantity, can be had
every evening Of Mrs. SorurA Fox, at
Foxes Saloon, on Main Street, Blooms.
burg.
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ssy, Capt. THOMAS CnALFANT, has
entered upon the publication Of the KY
With volume Of the "Dan0ule MeAt-
gencer." This is, and ever has been, one
Of the soundest Democratic journals in
she State. And under the supervision of
Capt Chalfaut, has larga by advanced n
character, iuila nee anl popularity,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Estate "Qf Almes RalstOn, deceqsed
To Matilda Ralston, Wilamina, widow
of Robert Ral6ton, and James, Donald
c., Elvira aud Charles, minor children
Of Robert Raston, deceased, residing in
the County of Dauphin, John Ralston, re-
siding in schuylkill County William Rails,
ton, residing in Brazil, South America,
Josiah Ralston, Of Columbia County, Ag-
mes intermarried with Marshal Silve1horn
residing in Breckenridge, Colorado Ter
ritory, Susan intermarried with Miles G.
Abbott, Martha intermarried with George
Bidleman, and Elizabeth a daughter of
James Ralston, Junior, deceased who has
for her guardian B f. Hartman, heirs and
legal representatives Of James Ralston,
late oil Bloom township, Columbia County,
deceased,
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ass" \, l.. RuuE, Esq, has sold his
,urerest in tho ".4Nentosoa Dem ocrat,' to
his son, WgnNGR X. RUnE. c. Ffa,h
N"nc5, ESY continues its L lilor and
Publisher. We have bat few b,lder or
better papers on our cxchang, list, than
tho "Alle ntown Democrat.
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q. $. $50 Six per cent.
G o l. D.B T. RING NDS

Ihese Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all overnmont Bonds, FROM
STATE, County, AND MuNiolrAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS
FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT. PR AssuM THEIR VAL
us according to the rate levied upon other property
The interest Is payable nnnally by coupons at
tached to each note whit may be cut off and sold to
any bank banker.
The interest IT 40 per cent n,nounts to
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seg- The white aud black troops in
Charleston, S. c., recently had a hgbt-
in wa'Oh a aumber we're wounded on both
sides,
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Notes ofall the dcnomisa ion aned will be piompt
lyfnrnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series dre Precisely siaiar
IN form and privileges to the hrties already
Sold except that the Cove me serves 10 itself the
ophon OF paying interest in gold coin at per cent
Instead Of 73l0ths in currency Subscribers will de-
duct the interest IN currency up to July 18th at the
time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of The notes of this third series ofthe
Scven.thires will commence on the lst Of June and
viii be made prompt and continuously amer tina, date
The slight change made in the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest,"
The payment in gold, f made will be equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The re turn to specie payments in the event Of hich
only will the option to pay interest in Gold be availed
Of would so reduce and equaze prices that chass
made with SIX per cent in gold would be fully equal
to those made with and three enths per cent in
currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, aud ILL., superior ad
vantages make it'hn
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than S13O,OOO, 900 of the Loan authorized hv
the last Congress now on the market This amour,
at the rate at which 1t is being absorbed will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes i'll
Undoubtedly command premium, as has uniformly
been the case on closing the subscriptions to other
loans.
In order that citizcns Of every town and soctou OF
the country may be afforded facilities fr taking the
loan, the National Banks, state Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the unry have generally agreed
10 receive subscriptions at par. Subscbers will 80.
iect their own agents in whom they have confidence.
and who only to he cspon sblc for the delivery of
the notes fer which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Srn cRrrrtoS AoENr Phiiadelpka
NT'Subscnpticns will be received by the First Ma
ional Rank of Blooms sbifg
May 81 1865 - 3r.
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The following payments have been made
to the Columbia Democrat Office, during
the month of June, 1865

We have small receipts for June. This is owing u
the fact that we have been mu out to collect,
and that people have oth2t busness In harvest beside
paying the Printer DURING the last month We have
sent bills to many of customers and earnestly
request them rcmtus our dues by mail-without de
lay.
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A GARD TO INvALIDs.

GARD TO INVALIDs
Cicreyman.while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
or the Cure of Nervous W eaKness, Early Decay Dis
eases Of The Urinary and Seminal Organs, aud the
whole train Of disorders brought by bancful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy Pr npted by desire to
bencf, the I'll cted and unfortunate will send the
recipe for preparing and. using this medicine, in
scaled envelope, to any one who needs it, FREE OF
CHARGE.
Please inciose postpaid envelope, addr osped to
yourself. Address.
JOSEPH r. lNMAN,
station ID, Bible House, n. Y THY.
April -, 1865
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k'sK3EC SAFE
Valuable Real Estate.

II IIE undersigned, executors Of the es-
b tate of Nathcr Mcdowell. ldtc 0l Scott town
ship, COLUMBIA corntv, deceased, will oti.r at pnshc
sae, II, the public house Of samuel Evefitt, Ora"gc-
ylllG, Pa, IN
Sat"a"0y, J~Iy Is, 1865,
at O'Clock :. NJ the following described tracts Of
No !. Situated il, the townsl ip of Orange, b"un.
dcd by lands of P,aler X lutChIsOd, George ketncr
and Others, containing
5s Acres aud 30 Perches.
NJ :, Situated in the same township and adjoining
the above continuing
81 Acres and 1876 Perchcs.
No ,. Situated in same township joi"ilg the above
80 Acres and 55 perches.
80 4, situated and bounded as above, contains
80 Acres and III Perehes.
40 s, adjoining above contains
53 Acres and az Pcrchcs.
No 9, adjoining above contains
II Acres and 67 Perches.
No, Z, also adjoining above, contains
SO Acres aud 70 Perches.
No :, situated aud bounded rs above, coninns
40 Acres and l25 Perchcs.
" o. also situated in same township and boHrded
by above, contains
33 Acres and sS Perches.
MI the above described udtts arc timber laud, aud
wll he offered public sale said day Terms viii
be made known Oh dry ut s.lC.
PETER ENr, : E,,..
THEG. MCDOWELL,
July T. Isis u
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Scyto& k2Ss The blood hounds Of
Z,ou," have ceased praying for ANDY
Jobuson." Well, if th,ir prayers were
OF no moro use to President Joh nson, than
they were to Old ABE, before and since
he quit attending the Theatres, it is indeed
but a small loss. But what becomes Of
the assertion, lately made in ono OF our
Churches here, by fanatic, named Dan
Barter that "God and Andy johnson were
now running the mac hne."
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DLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY =,
j Dsuppled 10 Ranks Merchant. snd County ofhcsrs
Of the beat maierilf OIderB by mail promptly al ,
ended to w, G. PERRY,
wstoh Is65 Sth and Race Shsets. rhIls
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$50" Paints, Drugs, OIL, Spice and No.
lions, of every variety, nst received aud
for sale at EYER 4 MoYEa's Cheap Drug
> ore. They only keep the best quality.
Gall and examine.
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BRIDGE LETTINGS,


JNHE County Commissioners will re-
ccIvc proposals AZ William Holmes IN Benton
town ship Columbia county, between the hours of IL
NJ, and 2, NJ on
.Honday, The lotF dag Of July, 1865,
f,r building an Arch Covered Bridge over Fishing.
creek, the residence of Peter Harms. Sand Bridge
tohe 100 feet between abutments width Ia feet height
is feet inches from low water mark. The alb itments
be fe thick, ANA the wing wall on the upper side
uf East abutmcnt 20 feet Tong, and lower side of
said abutment IL feet long.
They will also receive proposals at Joshua b Hess
IN Sue rloaC township, Columbia county, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ aud 3P. Mr on
Tuesday, the lth day of July, 1865,
for building an Ar,h Covered Bridge over Fishing
creek hcar The residence Of the sad Joshua D. Hess.
Sand bridge % be " feet between abutments wId h
10 feet inches height 10 feet 10 inches from low.
water mark The abutments TO he feet thick. ana
the wing wall ON upper side Of East abutment IS feet
long the wing wall on lower side Of said abutment
10 feet long nd required on the upper AVID lower
sile Of West abntmeni.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
ROBERT g. FRUIT,
Clerk
Commissioners Once.
Bloomsburg, June "a, 1875,
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More P0rdonS -Prcsideut JOHNSON,
has pnrdoned Maj. JACOB WILHELM, Of
Clearfeld county, who had been sentenced
to fine aud imprisonment ip Fort Mialin,
by the military nuBkies at Harrisburg,be.
cause he was Democrat. Some dogeo
or more Of the Clearfeld people, nuder
similar sentence, should be speedily re.
leased.
The President has also pardoned The
guerrilla MoS6ey. Also Ttc'shot1 late Sec.
resary Of the Southern COnederacy, aud
he has gone to Charleston.
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seg" Capt. c.. Il. BRocEwAY, has pur-
chased Senator BuckaIew's dwelling hou
and lot-adjoining our res dence--on
Third Street, and now o cupied by Ex'
Sheriff Miller, for the c, nsideraitn OF
5000.
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LEVI OBERHOLTZER, NJ, D.,

Sold by all Druggists and Stnrekcepers.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY, a. Cow DEN, No. 20
North sixth Street, Philadelphia, and
+. q. WELLS x Coz No. lis Franklin Street, New
Y York, General Wholesale Agents.
Sold BY l.. 2. LUTI and EYER MOYER, Drug
gists, Boom'burg and by nearly every druggist and
country sturekeepGr III Columbia county.
N. B. Ii your neerest druggist or sorckeepcr does
not keen this medicine do not 1T hun put you off with
sOns other medicine but send az once TO one Of the
agents for n.
June "a, lsGj.-Gm
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u. s. 7-3O LOAN.
THIRD SERIES,
$230,OOO,OOO.

BY authority Of The Secretary of the Treasury, the
uhderslgned the General Subscription Agent for the
Gale Of United States Securities offers the public
the Third series Of Treasury Notes bearing and
lhree.tenths per cent interest per nnum known as
~
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THE PHOENIX PECTORAL
Will Cure Your Cough.
~s&SEss.,gg..-...7lee>s.rsrvA 81 sra rvA,-zzasssss
THE PHOENIX PICTORIAL;
OR,
COMPOUND sYRUF OF WILD CHERRY & SEN
EKA SNAKE ROOT
WIFI Cure the Diseases of the
THEoAT AND L TN G s.
Such as Colds, Coughs. Group, Asthma,
Bronchitis, CAtarrl,, Sore Throat,
IIoarseness, Whoopiug
Cough, &C.
Its timely use will prevent
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
And even where this rarfil disease s fully devc,.
eprd will afford more relief than any other mudl.
zine.
J. Lawrence Gctz, eISpcakcr of the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives,, says: "Ihis cough rene.
10 the crinluuty its curative qualities having been
tested by thousands with the gratifying results
II is carefully aud skilIfuy, prepared from Wild
Cherry Bark and Scueka Snase Root by Dr. Lew Oher
hoItzer, Il reputable physician Of Phoenxviic, Pa.
and is sold by nearly all druggists and country store
Keepers"
D. r. Crosby, cx.Postmastcr and Cx.rurgcss of Potts.
:o"n, cCT,iiieS as follows
"tETsrovti, Jan. 3, lS6S
This ccriGes that have used the Phoenix Pettorii
in my family, and recommend it to the public the
very best remedy tor Cough and Colds that have
ever tried. One Of MY children taken with
cold, accompanied with Croupy Cough so badindeed
tilati could It talk aud breathe. iiaving heard So
much said about the hoenix p ctorai, procured
bottle Of it, The first dose relieves the difficulty Of
hrodthinE and before thr Cih had taken one.foufth
OF the botte it was entirely we'll Every family shod
J. G. smith druggist, Of New Hope, Bucks county,
Pa, in writing to Or. OberholtgGr says: "a few
days since bought two dozen Of your tuate cough
remedy try, and find 1t very good and is near
ly all gone would like you to send gross Of it,.
"Your medicines gives better satisfaction than any
other have in the store am agent for some of the
most popular cough p'parations but yours seems to
be doing the most good.
Ellis, merchant, near rOttstowu, Pa II have tried
the rhUnix Pectora ana find it to be the best cough
medicine cXant, II meets with more ready sale than
any oiher that have ever had in my store"
he proprietor of this medicine has much conf.
thousands who have used IT, that the money will bo
PAID GAcK to my purchaser who is not satisfied with
its effects.
Ills so pleasant TO take that children cry for it,
Price illlRrl.FiVE CENTS; Large Bottles ONE
DOLLAR
1t is intended for only class Of diseases name.
, ly those of the Throat and Lungs
" Prepared only by
/ LEVI OBERHOLTZER, NJ, D.,
rhDuixville Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and stnrekcepers.
+ JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY, & CUWDEN, No. %
North sixth Street, Philadelphia, and
/ +. e. WELLS x co., No. lis Franklin Street New
! York, General Wholesale Agents.
Sold by T.. 2. LUTI and EYER 4 MOYER, Drug
gists, BIoomburg, and by nearly every druggist
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7.3O LOAN.

THESE notes are issued under date of July 49, 1866,
and are payable three years from that date In curren
cy or convertible at the opperaton of the holder
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Es3" Mo'srs. FARMER, LITTLE & Co
Projectors ot The Old "White's - Type
Foundry" No Oh, Boekman Street, New
York, have our thanks for neatly prin,
ted Card, of their Type Foundry aud
Printer's Warehouse, accompanied BY
list Of their Prices aud specimen of Type,
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S0- "JEFFERsoN" will appear next
Scek.
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saG5- Cheap Boors anl SHOES always
to be had at Gig9er's Stare. Also, Hats
and Caps. --latest styles aud lowest prices,
with guarantee of great bargains to GUS
toners.
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Auditors Nct!ce.

Bloom>brrg, July I. laG5 - It $3.50
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sEIrPPING rNTELLEGENCE. J..
PORT or EEw-YORK...... ..Ocr g.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship VeTs Cruz Murray Havana and Vera Cruz C. a.
Whitney.
Steamship Alhatrcss. Davis. Fall River.
Ship PrtTo MarcOne (ita Koscicsna Hong hong Sioco.
v.ch, Aeret Smith < Oeoreiades.
ship Fectwug, Bray. San Francisco r. NJ. Cooley Co
Bark Cissoforo Colombo (Ausl, Loch, City Point. Holm
Doe Co.
BoIk q. W. Roosevelt, Hartman, Mobile T.. d. Hurbut
Co.
Bark MaqdileDs, cearle, Aspinwal Panama Railroad Co.
Bank Susiotc, Parma. Boston. H. ID. L. Brookman.
Bank Florence Petsrs Skinner, Philadelphia, C. < h. j.
Peters
Big St. Olaf tNorl Blk. Rio Jinelro, Holmbce Co
brie Giaco Worthiuson tbr) houlton, Vera Cruz r.
Aersndre Il son.
Br. Alice Lea Henry, Wilmington, DEL n. L. McCready
\ c..
Brig Clara Piekens. Rogers, Savannah N l.. McCready
Go.
Schr Pointer, Nichols Providence, y. Strana,sn.
schr. Silver star OBJ Tobin Aux Cages, Brett. Son
Co.
scbr Angola (Br Cramer, HsfsI, N. s., d. r. DoWoh
Co.
schr J. W. Allan. Dome Washington, N. L. MeCready
L Co.
schr. Forest Home. Thorn Richmond. l.. Goodwin.
schr. bEdi G.. Davidson, Galveston J. a. McSauley.
Sohr. Hero. Small, Salem. x. w. Ropes Co.
sioop Mary Cray, - UncAsyiile. Conn
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Proposals.
OFFICE DEPOT CoaAIssART.
FoRr MosRoS, Va. SEPT. ~: 1863:

FoRr MONROE, Va. SEPT III. 100 =
GOyERNMENT SALE OF WHISKY -,
" SEALED PROPOSALS lin duplicated are invited and
o'clock NJ on ths 18th day Of October iss. the sale Of
thousand hundred aad fifteen QI3 barrels Of
Whisky. more or !ess as foIows VIZ:
LOT No -CSns'tns q ten HUNDRED and .1ysdsVfn
April May and june 1854 apdJsnury 1885, contsinn. about
orytwo thousand three hundred and foyfye 24s gal,
Ions Proposals Tor ten 0 barrels and upward oil TINS os WI"
LOT No a-cOnsi,ting Of four hundred and sixty $50
barrels Of Pure Coppe Distilled and superior BourbonW hsky
originally inspected in February, 1865, containing about
eishteen thousand four bundled and nnety'eisht fs
Proposals for Eve @ barrels and upward Of this lot will be
LOTNo Astonishing Of one hundred .nd twenty ueo)
barrels Pure RYE WHISKY originally inspected In February,
1867 containing about four thousand eight hundred S)
Proposals for three O barrels and upward Of this lot will lie
LOT 40. 4-consisins OF sixty three $50 barrel. pure old
Rye Whisky, originally Inspected IN February 1852 con,
ainus about two thousand five hundred and twenty al
rons Proposals for two ~ barrels and upward oil TINS o'
will be received
LOT NO. astonishing Of five ( barrels pure old Bourbon
Q63 one hundred and sx,v three gallons.
Proposals for az barrel and upward OF this lot VIII be
The whisky originally selected with great and Is
al pure ard Of prime qaay The Isced was de'isnsd ~.
for sale to officers, and equal II not superior 70 any
whkys in the ske has all been re,aosed within the
month"; and in excellent order packages being oil the
samples Of the whisky can BE- seen and blank proposal.
be obtained at the Offices OF tho oowinnaed officers OF the
Subsistence Department. viz;
Colonel IL H. CLARKE, A. ID. C. and A. c. O. g., New
York
Nd
Msior GEORGE BELL, C. g., Washington, u. e.
Captsin THOMAS c. SULLIVAN. C. s. hichmoad, Va
Captsin T. ID. BRIGHAM, G. g., Boston. Mass
Captain ]. b. WIGGiNS. G. 3. Phiadsp hia. Pa.
The tho right TO withdraw any or
all Of the above lots and to reject any proposals deemed
too low.
Payment to b. made United States currency within ten
Q0 days after notification OF acceptance OF bid and prior TO
delivery Of the properly.
GUARANTY equal onshaf the amount proposed for must
accompany the bid signed ~ responsible parties
Wben removing The Whisky, purchasers will provide their
poraon aud the Government. will load the v.s'eis
free of Wharfage dockage or labor.
Bidders invited TO be present Il the opening OF their
proposals. Hreyet BrieGen Joseph Roberts, u. ~. CON.
mandns st Fortress Monroe Va other officer Of
rank will be presen. the opening Of bids 10 epreseni alb
sentoes. JAMES CURRY, Colonel aud {. :. V.
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Proposals.
AssnTAyr QuARTTpNA,TER OFFICE,
M IA STATE ar NFH. ioHK CITY Oct D. Il

No 10 STAFF ST.. Nfw-i OAK CITY. Oct s. 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ
- this oics until y o'clock, IN. on THURSDAY, tho l2i
Inst for the delivery II Military Posts snl Hospitals 81 the
several quani les Of COAL and WOOD respectively:
At Doyts Island. LOO uns Coal; Bats Island 30 tnns
Coal and 100 cords o. Wood; fon Schuyler 800 tuns Goal
aud 100 cords Of Wood; Fort Colunbuf 800 trs Goal
For. Wood 10 tuns Coal aud 2DD rosdI Wood FOIt Uam
ton $50 Coal and 20 cords Wood; Fort lafayette n1
Coal Fort Richmond 40 tuns Coo and 200 eods Wood
Fort Sandy Hook, 30 uns Cod and 2Ij cords Wood.
The Coal &! be the best quality 81 AnthrIcs aud ~ Egg
and aud b. delivered h the yards at tho several
aud Sandy Hook where it to be delivered the dock
The can however al hmiel Of tbs privilege
having the coal hoed ADD hauled BY Government teams
at the posts at the c1en rate Of unloading tun
Merchanahe bard wood IL the Standard tie cord IL one
1uudred and twenty-ei.ht cubic feet.
The bidders will be required TO accompany their proposals.
with guarantees signed by two respectable pgr.es that 10
case ther bids accepted they WILL within two days there
ner execute contract for the with good and sufficient
urrties in Of live thousand dollars OVO 10 de-
liver the coal and three thousand dollars tOo) 10 deliver
the wood they may bid therefor conformity with tho
Of this advertisement payment for each delivery TO be
the ack OF the proper reeeptinr officer Of the
post All the and wood contracted for be DELIVERED
tween the date Of the signing Of the contract and tho 18th oil
November. 1868. 49,,
The privilege IL reserved Of reoGting any all tho bids
II deemed advisable
CaefuE. should he iniorsed Proposals for Coal" Tor
Wood and Addressed 10 the undersigned For further par
tctLars INQUIRE 81 this Office.
By order Of Brevst Brig Gen STEWART Van NLEr Quar-
u SA II. G. MORGAN,
Capita and Ass, VgarteTpas's"