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MARY MAHOE, HER MAIDEN NAME
4uhARY MANOR, native Of Mount Belloubgiage,
county Galway, Ireland, who came to tnis country
slout years ago; when last heard from she wa, at
20 between Fast and second avenues. Any infuuns-
non will he thankfully received by her husband,
JOHN MAHON, Al Patrick Glynn's, 700 Thirty N ct
81, between Jth and Il tn s7enu6s. ia
THE TWO MEN WHO TOOK THE LADY 5
L address and that fell oil the at the corner
OF Jouslson ~. aud East BTOatNay, on last Sunday
ate. noon, Wlll Please all at 100 Division t this
"Wednesday morning, lelore 10 o'clock 1gZ
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ExCtiR SlONs.

GRAND FISHING MATCH FOR $500 Be
- ~ zen W ICh JAkk and JOSEPH fLYfIsH.
on Ihnrsdal, Aug lth. The steamer Huguepot.
Capt. 4. q. POSI- leaves Iersey Civ At ESQ Brooms
IT, T.. X, I.SS Peek Slip !. X, 145 Christopher ct.
81. Tnos. ROE, ALkA. MASON, Managers. sss
DIC-NIC AND EXCURSION To DUDLEY'S
L Grove The New lort Operative Piastereis hold
their second annual Picnic on Thursday ne1l when
all Who sh good DAY otssTe invited To 10.
the Society pledge thensevc. 10 n,he th, one of
the best excursions Of the teson. The targe. and
steamer III leave the foot OF 18Th ~, East River at
precisely and the foot Of 3oth e. North River at
oelock. fliO5 HoULAlIAN, Chairman. PnILlP
SIMPSON, Sec. 2p1
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A FARM, so ACRES, HOUSE AND BARN,
n orchard, &C. horse, 8 head cattle, wheat re
corn, oats and potatoes $500 II scres stock kcrops
6o, $1,000 hb acres stock, orups, &C. o8,60O aiss
for sale or exchange, 30 acres stock crops also los
elegant houses and out buildinss stock crops kc in
New JerheY. 30 mile. L. ZEil.iO II Canirn Al ~
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INFORMATION WANTED - CATHREN
4 MORROW, sister of JOIN ANDERSON, &
Cayan Ireland, Tin and copper ani.h by trade; \
i0us TO hear Of her whe eAOut last heard Of her in
Il ooklyn, H. l. Any Information In relation to her
vii he thankfully received, by addressing hun line
Ia care o. Mr., VIM. CLANDENNlNU, GJ9 Boa lway,
Albany, N. Y. 10
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COAL.

REST RED ASH, LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
- snd Lehieh coal stove, range, crate and furnace
- 80 per ton, LARGE nut " screened and delivered
THOMAS STOKES, cor. sd ct and 10Th ay. Ala
COAL-WE ARE NOW DELIVERING THE
" boet quality Of red ash Locust AountAi Iehigh
aud other coal ut the lowest market price, well
SCI eened. flll weight guaranteed. MCDONALD
avenues. 8lB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PINE, OAK
w srt "a, Eofy wood by the IOad or cord: a flu =
cord 10 oal AID delivered free Of charge hom inc
yood ard, "a ave, BETS cen 18th and S6th ss now
LAND co. sl3 =
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LOST AND FOUND.

GAME TO THE PREMISES, A Ray Hor-,
" which the ow ner can have bv proving properly
and psyius cost not will be sold 10 pay eYpenses-
Apply at IL West bSth At. New York. 81
T !OST Oh STOLEN--PASS-BO BOOK No.
IL ~ sol OF the Emis Industrial savings Bank
DUPLICATION will be made 10 the Bsnk for new Hook
Co.. the lSth day u Sept, 1855. JAMER ROACH.
Dcpostor. l93
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~ y OLD LADY N HUMBLE LIFE TO
take md attend to the wan,r Of chld.on, loy,,
and rCa.s 81 age. Address stating terms phlch
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A MAN WANTED TO CUT OFT IN AN
"A Ntifcal flower tnsuuiactory. one sccuttom cd
he llsiacss preferred Enquire at 80 Canal a.
70 stairs 2sI
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Personal NOTICES.

CAPTAIN Richard y. SPELMAN, OF
- u, tiui Battalion, Ne" ! orb state Artiisry ,
John ". Forbes, Con- uIandznt in the oil 1872,
want information Of the lite, death or whereabouts
uf hrs sOn-iu. law Captain kOBIki u. WELLS, who
bought the Little John" vi baltimore and freight
ed her 10 tho West India trade, On tho lUth Of
hsJcl 1854, and has not been heard IRON since by
his lie and child. or b. his Kind friends la Augusta
Georgia. hero efesido, ANY iniprIuston lott With
MI aOBLEl Dot CLASS, 20 ave y OF trans
mit.ed 10 his bIOthe .-in-lar Dr. JOSEPH HATrON
Or omysef N Augusta, ia, shall DO we'll paid Tor.
4 L. SpELhAS, sr, nov Ia New York, at l32
ho1ok u. 2sn
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"A WONDERFUL RUST FOR MALE AND
'emalr hglp Of All uations At }. MELpLEN's
&c, w ttN4I a.. Wanted, cooke, vAiters, hOrse
r up stA.s te.vAuts 'nr sood .i'uHtsns a. ~ aud
uutry. AlsS coArhmor, gardeno-s porter ard
.ro.nF han'.. rhose lately lanftd employed ia.
Gulcly. This oiii-c re cau recommend. ~
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var MAKERS WhNTEp--ALL or MY
\ cd hrnds On childfen's Ancg can. VIII pleasc u
\ once and 80 70 work. =. 4. REYNOLLs, l9s
'rGivAy 90
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|uAT FINISHERS WANTED,
4 so girl. 70 finish clio h and fct hats also iood
orators on singers machines. Apply early 70 VI.
ldAltks BRO Baf,.ay ,t, 50 floor, ~ ttairs. SJI
|IAPANNERS A GOOD ORSANENTOR
ID wanted at 80 Wet i5th IT.. %
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A PARAGRAPH WRITER WANTED ON
.dfes' LEXlCOS boz 1868 Poe, Once. 2b
4 FEW GOOD HOOP SKIRT MAKERS,
'Ntlmmes and spsneisrs wanted. Also gifl7 10
eau no are perfectly vilns TO Give sir day.
Ime. App y 70 :. I. A. T. MEYER, 81 Broad
va. Malkerst. 8T
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ITO LET-A STORE. ENQUIRE AT l55
l. Water At, brooklyn. 100
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\NASTED--A WOMAN TO DO SCRUB
w bing IN store, Apply .. LORD 4 TAfLORS
sortIooni, brVad~SS; entrance 10 soiL.Ooll IA
Grand q. 81
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no YOU WANT A CHEAP HOME IN 4
YARN FOR sALE-IN HIGHLAND, SUI

l. livsn Co, N. T., on n. Y. and Erie Railroad .
farm 81 no acres ~ scret are in good state OF Gull
tivson; rood tso story frame house and large barn
with all crops la ground; stock and farming mpls-
ments on the place; p1ce 5000 cash Apply at bs
Btoadw AZ, cor 2Ith II, al
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WILL PAY CASH FOR VACENT LOTS.
or for cottage With one or more lots; must be hs
tween 42d and 13ld ss. Apply or address 81 NsoNu
a. rear building, room H. POO
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ITO LET-A 2D FLOOR, CONSISTING OP
l. . rooms to family OF } aaults-AmercAns Az.
~ Essex u, hasement. IL
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NVANTED-A GOOD STOCK FrTTEk IL
IN, ssaoe factory, III Lberw" st. II. II. iiflM-
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NOR SALE CHEAP-i0O ACRES OF land
In parcels from w acre. upward; deep losmy coll;
Of woodland, vcr good osk and chesnut ttmber
win cut about 100 cords VI wood in good nsishb
hood, good loany coll, on public road; will make q
cfesp farm; price SJOa. Apply " I'll. SCHKICKEI.
~ North William q. 4OS
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r oST-IN GOING FROM 9TH ST. 10
- oreenpoint Ferry, receipt book The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving IL al the Paint
Factory Of JOHN }. BuDD, 1<g Bank st. 90
81, REwARD-LOST OR STOLEN A Small
~ clock. with safe hey inside Any person re-
turning tho key TO MCKINLEY h SNACK. so<
Water At, no questions will DO ~ked and receive
the above reward. SIS
$IU and tao .uL 70 as4 Ninth a., usd ON mail
collar With n. uALLER on, Portsmouth, Va 1870
&100 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
~iOOihe watch aud chain lost on Coney Island,
near Green Hotel on Thursday night 10Th inst, and
yOO Sun office. 92s
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i 4th avea n new handsome cOttAxe house nth
rooms null lot. Prlco low. Apyly on the promise.
to l.. DUNN, owner, Bouth Brooklyn. Ale
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
Mississippi.

The Mississippiau says il is rumored that
General A. NJ. West, having been elected
President of the Mississippi Central Railroad,
will resign his seat in Congress to which be
has just been elected.
The Jackson News ofths 18th has the fol-
lowing
Our city is rising from its ashes. Every
where Improvements are in progress. Rob
bsh is being removed, and stately brick build
iugs are rising from the ruins on Main street,
aud soon that thoroughfsre will wear it's old
time look Of prosperity and beauty. From
all the signs, we believe that jackson is des.
tined to higher degree Of prosperity than
Was ever enjoyed in the past, and that her
population will be doubled 10 twelve months
more.
One Of the most outrageous attempts to
extort money by Federal officer, was at
tenn oted BY captain Warren Peck, who is sta
toned at HszlehursL Captain Peck had
Colonel Brown closely confined for nine days
on some frivolous pretext, and, in the mean
time, imposed fine OF 1916, which be sub
seouently offered, by way of compromise, to
reduce to 800. which, If Colonel Brown bad
paid, he would have been released, He
persistently refused 10 do so, and, AFTER repeat
ed efforts TO obtain relief, finally sent a verbA
message tolhe Governor, which secured hiI
release. : Captain Peck should be Immediately
arrested, and summsrily treated for this bold
attempt to extort money from citizen
MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE--Thisb body meets
at Annapolis in January next, when and whore
il will knock the pins from nndsr all obnoH,
ious laws and grievances. Tue "registrStion
law will receive an extra blow or two
Constitutional UniOR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30

the Oathohc, the Advocate viii Tell you now
to do Il. 'Haa
/. Don't form any so-called Leagues"
either publicly or privately, openly or secret
ly. They do no good to religion or morals; on
the contrary, ss a general thing, they injure
both Have none of them, nor any thing OF
that kind.
2 Stop at once and forever, all this hint
ing and suggesting, and propbesying, aboot
war with with the Catholics. Why, bless your
little, narrow, deluded souls, If you were TO |
iuaugnrate such war, there are thousands, |
and hundreds of thousands Of ProtestaDts
who would Join with the Catholics, or With
any others, in the defense and maintenance OF
religious liberty Then to ipaugurate such a
war would be one of the most foolish, as we'll
as one of the most wicked, things you could
possibly do. Banish all thoughts Of it, hence
forth and foreverl
! Now, having, as the preachers sometimes
say, treated the subject negatively, the Advos
cate proceeds TO speak of it positively. Ii,
thon, you would really "put down the Catho-
! lies, this is the way. gs4
Go out here, there, everywhere, and seek
to "preach the Gospel to every creature, es-
| peoially to the poor, the destitste and the euf
feriug; aud be sure tis the Gospel OF Christ
that you preach, and not some mere phantasm
of the brain, or some strife producing politi-
cal drama. Let it be the Gospel the pure
Gospel Of ever blessed Savior, and nothing
but the Gospel. Come, get ont of your finely
furnished, richly-carpeted "ofiees;' get of
your soft cushioned easy chairs, and like Him,
you profess to serve, "go about and do goodP
Try that awhile. Perhaps your two three,
four FIVE, six or ten thousand dollars salary
or something else, may have led you to think
more highly Of yourselves than you ought to
think" Suppose you work awhile, like Paul
or Peter worked. 1t would help you; it would
help others; and be an excellent start in the
way Of putting down the Catholics. Don't
sit in idleness, indulglug yourselves in all the
"crtter comforts" you are able to command;
nor spend your time in indicating squibs for
the press; nor yet in whining over what is
mainly the result of your own folly and error;
nor yet, above the rest, don't resort to what
has hert tofore been sort of elixir, psna-
cea with you, Societyism. Don't try to trans.
fer to irresponsible Societies the duties and
responsibilities that properly belong to yoa
personally, in order that, with an easier con-
science, you may continue to neglect work
that legitimstely and properly belongs TO the
Office you bear. Come, go out among the rich
and the poor, especially the latter; among tn
destitute and the sorrowing; give alma OF such
things IS you possess wipe the tear from tue
cheek OF sorrow and speak every where IN
accents OF mercy that soothe the ainicted
soui. fhen, when your people gamer TO-
gsther in the churches, let them feel that they
come 20 places dedicated and conseerated to
the pure worship OF almighty Iod' Leave
politics for those to whom 1t properly belongs,
and give yourselves wholly to the work OF the
Christian ministry Let all me services 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
GATcRE / WATCHES ! WATCHES |

A large importing mouse ciOsng business oneTs
n fne assortment OF cheap Gold, Silver and Com
position Cassd Watches Silver Hunting LePinea, o
pure coin silvert Very pretty time pieces snd
per case o. six, SIS Silver huhtlng Levers nun en-
eraved, both by hand and engine turning The move
msut Is warranted full jewelled and accnra g.
Price S25 per case oi six, Sl2o
ss- An orders receive prompt attention;
Addross; u iNit 4. DAklKLS Co,
IiHt No. l2 Bible House, New York
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MARCHES AND QUICKsTEPs.

Send for Illustrated Price List OF Instruments and
Catalogues OF New Music. Address orders
o. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer, No 5lT
Broadway, New York. 8.It.s JY1sdly
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0LOSING SALES OF GOVERNMENT
~ HORSES AND MULES.


auARrERHAsrER GENERALS OFFICE, I
wAsHIsaToE, ID. c., September IS, 1865.
viii DO sold at public auction, during the
month OF OCTOBER, to the highest bidder, at the
time and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK.
New York city, TUESDAY OF each week-lO0
A''''' '' PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, THURSDAY Of each week-lOO
Horses each day.
philadelphia SATURDAY of each weok--lOO
Mules each day.
Harrisburg, TUESDAY of each week-lOO Mules
Harrisburg, THURSDAY Of each week-lOC
Horses each day.
Reading, TUESDAY, October $50 Horses.
Greensburg, FRIDAY, October l$-lSO Horses:
Pittsburgh. THURSDAY, October % - $50
Horses,
Allentown, TUESDAY, October Sl-lGO Horses
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, TUESDAY Of each week-lOI
Horses each day.
Wilmington, FRIDAY Of each wsek-ioo Mules
each day.
MISSOURI
81. Louis, October 8, 1, ., q, =, 9, and lo-l5t
Mules each day.
St, Louis, October Il, l2, Is, and l4-l6c Horses
S. Louis, October "a, Is, 26, 81, Is, 80, and 81
100 Mules each day.
TUESDAY and THURSDAY Of each week-lOt
Horses each day.
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WARRINGTON, &C.
The animals to DO sold In October are superior
to any heretofore offered to the public. The Ina
jority Of them are sound aud seryiceable.
II Is expected thHt at this series ~ sales all tn
surplus Government animals lOiH he dispUS',
a. buyers should, therefore, drdii hsmSslrtl
al this last opportunity 10 purchase.
Animals win be sold Singly.
Sales TO commence at 10 a, III.
Terms Cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew. Brig. Gen. In charge
se26- toc9l LIST Division Q. N, @, o.
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Bsltinore Market.

MONDAY, Oct. 0, 1855
[Prfcss Ofpen beloiO refer to tohoesals operations
only, unless otheriotss etpres5ed.l
COPPKR.--We report sales Of 800 bags Rio, 10 90
ont Of the market, understood at az cents, and
so bags prime do. at % cents gold. .... :. 70
FL0UR.-Thsre is less desire manifested TO- day
to take hold the part Of buyers, but holders re-
NAMED hrm, and the market 10 without any
quotable changei In price. WsrePeat, as follows;
Howard street Super at ". 25a&9.60, do. Extra
SO 2SaslS1S do: Family III S9asi2 9hiO Super
Family $lla4ll. 80; City Mills good to fancy
brands Super, $9a89. Is, do shipping brands Extra
ell 75aSl2; standard Extra 8l0a$l05o, Baltimore
Rys Flour g. %, s4s T city &iis and BrsaSyvise
Corn Meal d per Dbl, ~
dRAIS.--Whsat was In better supply, 1900
bushels were reported on Change, beades which
several cargoes were received from New York,
consigned to millers,, The market, continues
Arm, with sales Of 5000 bushels white ranging as
to quality from o. 20 to a. 80, and 5000 bushels
red at $2a2, 90 per bushel. COrn--lo, 500 bushels
offered, nearly all white included in, the sales
were small lots Inferior white at S5a90 cents, and
good to prime do at Csc. AL 900 bushels yell
low sold Ut siass cents, and Inferior at IS cents
per bushol. Oats-Recoipts large, amounting to
1880 bushels demand brisk, with sales OF 5000
to 10000 bushels from 47a49 cents weight; some
few lots at 40 cents measure. Rye--l $50 bushels
offered sales OF $40 bushels at 90 cents and 800
bushels ut 96 cents per bushel
PRovIsIONs-Conunue to improve; stock very
much reduced and confined TO few hands. and
prices are advanced almost At pleasure Of hold
ers. We quote Mess Pork at &SSa3s. 80 per Dbl.
Bacon Sides early In the day was sold at % cts,
and later, In jobbing lots, At ISL cents Shout
ders are steady at 81 cts. No Bulk Meats offered
Lard may be quoted at 29a29IS cents for City, and
80 cents per lb. for Western-jobbing lots are re-
ported at still higher rates.
SUGAR. Market quiet but holdera Arm stock
Offering light very little in first hands. No sales
reported. %
SEEDs-Nmothy Is heavy and further declined /;
we quote al " 76a44 Flaxseed quiet Rt $500
% per buShel. t'@
WHIsKY. Market quiet; we quote nominal at
at the outside price, .. -'N ~
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UsIrKD STATES MILITARY RAILROAD,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER,
rtr WASHINGTON, d. c., August II, 1855.
viii be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on WEDNES-
DAY, October II, at IL o'clock, a. m. (:
About four thousand 4,0OO) tons Railroad Iron.
Al PORTSMOUTH, VA. on FRIDAY, October
Is, at lam:
Five 10y first class Locomotive Engines.
At NORFOLK, VA, October Is, at OPP. m:
One new Locomotive Engine, 5 foot gauge.
About any (6o) Freight Cars and one ~ Passen'
| At ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY, octO
Der II:
Fifty, (5o) hrst. class Locomotive Engines, 4 fee
81 inch gauge.
Eighteen (iS new Platform Cars, ave foot gauge
Twenty-Five (25) new Box Cars, i've 10y foo
guAge.
About three hundred and hny $3.50 Box Cars,
feet So inch gauge.
About two hundred and thirty $3.50 Platform do.
feet 81 inch gauge.
About thirty 1907 Stock do. 1 feet inch gauge.
Twenty l2O) Passenger do, :. do
One ~ wrecking do, do.
Two (2) new Trucks.
Sixty do. framed.
Fourteen Q4) Flats.
About two thousand (2,O0O) tons Railroad Iros.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA Mt 10 A.
NJ, and to continue from day to day until all are
are sold. Do
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
Brew. Col and A. O. NJ,
augll -dtoelo U. 8. Military Railroads.
CLoSING SALES OF GOVERNMENT
" HORSES AND MULES.
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ORPHANS CoUR T.

SEPTEMBER %, 1855.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
C0UNTY-TO Wit:
In the case Of William r. Jackson, executor
Of John Chaplain, deceased, the executor afore-
said has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
pointed TUESDAY, the l7th day OF octo-
Der next, for the final settlement and dis
tribution Of the personal estate Of said de-
| ceased, and Of the assets In hand, rs far as
| the same have been collected and turned
| into money; when and where all the creditors
aud heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend,
| lat the Orphans Court Of Washington County
| Aforesaid with their claims properly youched,
| or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit In said deceased estate provided a
COPY Of this order be published once week for
three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, pre-
vious to the said 18th day Of October, 1855.
Test: z. @. ROBBINS,
s25-w9w Register Of Wills.
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} H. GIBBoNS 4 co.

d II. GIBBoNS h CO.,
REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, AN D
INSURANCE AGENTS,
CoNNIssIoHRRs or DERDs AND NoTARIEs Public,
81 CEDAR STREET, and 40 BRo0ME STREET,
Near Broadwayl NEW YORK.
Houses Let and Leased, Real Estate Bought,
Sold, or Exchanged.
Loans Negotiated, Deeds, Bonds, and Mortgages
executed,
Rents aud Claims collected.
ar No connection with any other once In the
city
r. Il. dIBBoSs. T.P. GIBBONS. CIV. GIBBONS.
sel4-9m
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GALE OF FINE SALT.

oftIcB coxnIssARr or suBsnrESoE, 4
we . RfUHnoEp, VA, October 7, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, win be
received by the unde rsigned until IL o'clock m.
on FRIDAY, the 10Th inst. for the purchase OF
about 100000 pounds PINE SALT, in sacks Of
about $50 pounds each. i'm.
twenty Ave sacks.
The Government reserves the right 10 with.
draw the Salt, and to reject any proposal deemed
too low. ~. ~ fa,t
Proposals should be endorsed on the envolope
Proposals for purshase Of Salt
By order Of Captain Thos. O. Sullivan, Chief
Q. ST. Department Of Virginia.
' p .'N Ut t' Igf...I y n. p CLINTON.
ossIm 4 g moo. Captain and c. s. Vols.
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r. ELVANS 4 co.

John R. ELyANs 3 CO.,
81 Louisiana ave. and sos G street, ~
n WARRINGTON, D. c., w
...,-l. DEALER IN
AND wHEELwRIGHTs'
HARDWARE.
ANvILs-wroughti Cast Steel Paced.
VICES-Solid Box Com, Cotter Keys Paral-
lei, as Chain, l., 1874 .'g'r,
sLRDGR HAMMERS.
HAND do.
NUTs-sausrs Punched iHsrason Punches.
CABLE CHAIHs-- tol< inch. Eli
BPRINdB-Bhght; Black.
3 AxLEs-Long Arm; Il Patent; Solid Collar.
CART HUBS,
4, WAGON HUBS, ....-...-,
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS.
HICKORY BENT RIMS. ~
SAWED FELLoBs-2to inches thread.
HICKORY SP0KRS. "I .'
OAK sP0KEs.
sHAFTs-Ruf, light; Ruh, medium; 4 I'm
iShed, light; medium, heavy express, gro.
Gerry; finished, light (and bars); medium
land bars; heavy (and bars),
P0LKs-Ruf; finished land eiTeles).
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