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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-26

L. HARTMAN. R. I. PHILLIPS
e. w. HARTMAN & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
House and Hotel Furniture, Chairs, Sc
OFFICE and WARERooM-Union Hail. Beverly Street,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
&C. All Orders received at the Once 81
eSy~ Having secured the services of Mr.. GAMBLER
he will give his special attention to the conducting OF
Funerals &c Dec 26-tf
MOTTO E.-James A. Harvey having represented
IN himself as being in co-partnership with me,
beg lie We to state that all connection that sphere
expired upon the surrender of Gen'l Lee. Any one
giving him credit upon my account since that time
do 1t at their own tlsk.
Dc 2G--lt@ TAOS. Il, B. RAASE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-26

w E are authorized to announce
w SAMUEL PAUL
a Candidate for Sheriff of Augusta county
Dec 26-tde*
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-26

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
late and PERSONAL PROPERTY, in Rock
lngham count Wednesday, Jan. II, 1S66.-With a
of breaking up hons excepting, on account OF nv
age nd inirmlties will sell, al public auction, (f
sold privately before the day of ale) Wednes
day. the l7th day of Jan 1856, the VALUABLE
FARM l now occupy. lying on the West side of Dry
River miles North of Bridgewater, Rockingham
county, containing 2GO Acres The greater part of the
land is River Bottom, in good condition. and well Wa
tered and pretty wei supplied with timber. The I'M
provamen is comprise fine Brick Dwelling House, a
large Swisher Barn, out house near the dwelling
and all other necessary buildings making of the
most conveniently Xed plantations in the county
There also fine apple orchard OF the choicest fruit
on the place and the farm is well watered by
and good spring under the roof of the house 1t is
a real Dutchman's home, arranged with an eye to
comfort and convenience 1t is believed to be one OF
the best farms the county Ia almost all respects
As before sad it may be bought at private sale, but
if not will be sold the day of sale specified above.
Also, at the same tine and Lace will be sold all my
PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting of Cattle,
Cows and young Cattle) few Shoats Wheat, Corn,
and Flour, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Beds,
Bedding, &c including many articles not necessary
to mention
Terms of sale made known on dav of sale.
Dec 5-tds-cost $2l. ABRAHAM CLICK, Sen.
Staun' on Spectator and New Market Shenandoah
Valley. insert till sale, mark cost, and charge this of
fce.-Rock. Register.
GALE OF LAND.-In pursuance of decree of
~ the Circuit Court of Augusta county, made in
the cause Of Peter c. Garber's widow against his
heirs shall proceed the prem ses, on Saturday,
the 3Oth day of December, $685. SELL at public sale
to the highest bidder, TRACT OF LAND in
Augusta county containing about one hundred acres,
more less, adj dining the lands OF Martin CARRIER,
George Towberman and Others, and the Port-Re-
public road. 1t has on tia comfortable dwelling
and necessary out-houses, and it is desirable
small farm. TERMS: One four h in twelve months
with interest from day of sae and the residue in two
equal pay ments at and two years thereafter the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal security
and vino he az
Dec SIT REUBEN A. CARRIER,
Com mSSionar
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-26
StaunfOn Advertisements.
JnO. A. & Y. NJ. Bickle,
CABINET MAKERS g. UNDERTAKES.


CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKES.
IL made by themselves an assortment of Cane Seat
and Back Parlor, Rocking add Nursing Chairs, also,
Wood seats of various styles and solid and
nered alnut Mahogany and other style of Bedsteads-
W ard robes Safes and Washstands Dining, Bre ak
FAST and other style of Tables. We have also made
arrangement with the best Manufacturers in NJ York
and Boston to receive, in few weeks general assor
ment of Chamber Sets in Walnut, Mahogany and
Rosewood, varying prices and styles from $75 to-
300 per se also, all styles dressing Bureaus Centre,
Toilet, and Card Tables with marble and wood tons
and hav such other facilities in contemplation that
satisfied can furnish any style Of Furniture de-
at short notice and at less prices than any other
establishment in he county. We have now hand,
full stock of seasoned LUMBER-Wa nut, Cherry
and Sycamore Also extra crotched Veneers of Rose
wood, Walnut and Nah sgany, and can make to order
any articles desired in the very best style
We WILL also, pay strict attention to the Underta-
king Business and furnish and convey any part Of
the county. solid and veneered walnut and mahogany
Sired Metallic Cases Of improved patterns. All
ask is fair trial. Satisfaction guaranteed
We have always on hand Split Bottom Chains Of the
Best Make.
o. REPAIRING promptly done.
o. Wareroom Augusta street.
JOHN & Y. M BICKLE,
Dec 12-h Practical Cabinet Makers.
HOGE, MASON & co. are now opening their I'd
IL supply of FALL Il WINTER GOODS, COZ
sistng in part of
All wool Delalnes, Alpdccas,
Broad Cloths. Cassimeres,
Satinets, Factory Goods Ga and d.
Gents Fine Calf Boots,
Men and Boys Heavy Boots,
Gents, Ladies', and Misses Shoes,
Hats of every description
Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Candles, Woode n and Will
low Ware to which they invite the attention of pur
chasers. Nov 2S-tf
NOTlCE.-We have Just received a large assort-
~ ment of New Goods, Notions, Dress Goods SC.
including all kinds of Dress Trimmings, Bindings. In
settings, Ed gngs, Rufies, Comforts Ladies' Coaks,
Kid Shoes NJ orocco Do and all other kinds Nous
Inns Merinos Paids, Cacos, etc. All kinds of Gents
and Ladies' Gloves Kid Gloves, white and colored.-
Brown Cotton Cotton Yarn, Cassmeres, Cassnets,
home. made Jeans and Linsey read made Clothing,
Furs, Muffs, Fancy Soaps etc., which offer for sale
at reduced rates for cash or country produce.
Dec 10 ISAAC PAUL Il CO.,
Antonia's old stand, Main street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RICES-Piper of
" Fankhouser have just received very large lot &
NEW GOODS, especially Dress Goods and Cloaks,
to which they invite the attention Of the Ladies, and
IN fact all dealers who want great bargains We
sell all kinds of Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices,
having recently made purchase at lower gures than
formerly, and are determined to give friends
the immedi ate benefit of the fall.
Don't forget to call at "W hte's Corner,' opposite
Benz. Craword's old stand. and you will find in
earnest in what provide. Nov 2S-lm.
GAVE YOUR MONEY by getting your Watches
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-26
VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LANDS AT PUB

m Staunon Spectator copy until sale, mark cost, AM
send bill to this office.-Re glStef.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-29

SrART YorNG LIMB OF THE LAw.-Abortions pro
cured IA New lork.-A letter to the Augusta Constitu.
Journalist, Dated New York, Oct. 26, says:
rave had q debut at the bar of the courts of law,
.a city, which reminds me Of Curran. A young
named McCarty, a mere Irish lad, undertook the
aa. a Of a noted abortionist, and developed such ana
tn knowledge and legal acumen as to create quite
@ tlI..e- !Grey-headed doctors, who were called as
ies for the prosecution, were picked to pieces re-
5oI assly, and held up to the ridicule of court and
their ignorance and stupidity. 1t was a scene
e. q Tath; their wonder and Indignation were at once
q Die and painful. The case was a very bad one
HaEe 2, and through the active efforts of district at
.4l1eF Hall, the monster, got two years in the State
But young McCarty made his mark; and if rum
a1 .1t win Kim as is too often the case with prom
r9ung professionals, he will soon take rank among
gnr.u st distinguished lawyers.
u let attorney Hall made one remarkable state
aVs au his trial, and that was, that at least fifty abor-
were procured daily in New York city. Apromi-
hysician, to whom l mentioned this, says that
- h.ail was rather under than over the mark. l can
l3aTe ofn more horrible attribute of the false civil
Cl of the times.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-29

"EEDMAN VINO HAS BEEN TAUGHT TO READ THE
The Raleigh On. c. Progress mentions the
agl 9 little incident as occurring in the streets of
Chaplaln-"My young colored friend, can you
EeaH
raband-"Yes, sab"
Ch~aplain-"Glad to hear it. Shall give you
aband-"Sartin, massa, if you please"
H Chaplain-"Yery good. What paper would
you tl10se?"
Nrairaband-"Well, mass, if Won chews I'll take a
aapas If terbacker.'
= .haplain looked at the contraband, and the con-
Ea3 atfhe chaplain; then the latter sighed, and
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-29

BEGs to inform their friends planter:
public generally thai they have formed
and recently opened a large and selec
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Having purchased their stock entire
feel confident that they can sell as cheap
airy house in this city.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-29

aE ElE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 o'clock on Sunday
" ag . coach drove up to the New York hospital,
aHi 1ahent was admitted, suffering, he said, from
ar swallowed his false teeth. The man was in
feartN3 agony feeling the teeth cutting his bowels. The
Es5a as1- surgeon made an examination but could dis
e9EeE aothing, and the man went away unrelieved. His
tsa.1 ere afterwards found underline pillow Of his bed,
and BE then felt relieved.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-29

low MAJOR JONES PoPrED THE QUEsTIoN.-Too bash
iL 70 pop the question" in the usual way, major Jones
shades his sweetheart to put up a stocking, which
#.. hold n couple Of bushels, on the night when Santa
r..s pays his visits, receiving her promise to keep for
a what he gave her. Into this the gallant and love
major ]contriyes to introduce himselfa at the witch
.M- houT Of midnight" But we willlet the major speak
N limselG
emaincd ub till midnight, and when they were all
u1 to bed | softly went into the back gate and went
nN W the back porch, and thar, shure enuff, was a great
tg meal Bag hanging to the jice. 1t was m%onstrous IN
81 y TO get TO it, but | was determined not to back
S. I set some chairs on the top of a bench and got
n.i Of the rope and let myself down into the bag; but
as was getting in, the bag swung against the
..aIEs, and down they went with a terrible racket. But
Hgupdy didn't wake up but Miss Stallins's great big
.g and here lie cum rippin' and tearin' thro' the yard
'Ee rath, and round and round he went, trying to find
w4as WAS the matter. | got down in the bag and didn't
iI1i he louder than a kitten, for fear he'd find me out.
ag. wind began to blow 'bominable cold, and the old
aept turning!around swinging 50 as to make me sea
a#gE4 lii the miachief Twas afraid to move for fear the rope
yHon.l Break and there sot with my feet rattlin' like
.@# The ager.
i soemed it would never come daylight, and believe
n n tidn't love Miss Mary so powerful | would have
.aas to death, for my heart was the only spot that felt
saru, and it didn't beat more an two Gcks a mint,
e-Y when l thought how she would be surprised in the
uD7uln, and then 1t went on a canter. Bimeby the
nusS i old dog came on the porch, and then began to
Eula about the bag, and then he barked like he thought
treed something. Bow, WOW, WOW, = said be.
-5a@Jue, you abOminable fool" SCI |, and | felt all over
ia ire 5pot, for / 'spected he'd nip me, and what made
r WORSE, | didn't know whereabouts he'd take hold.
BoF WOW, WOW! Then tried coaxing.
4 ONE here, good feller," SEE and whistlcd a little
so m5 but it was no use. There he stood, andkept up
..crnal whinin' and barkin' all night. l couldn't
lEl|When daylight was breaking, only by the chickens
rr. Il', and | was monstrous glad to hear EN-, tor / I'd
q stay one hour more, l don't believe I'd ever got
uu g that 5ag alive"
They got him in the morning, covered with meal and
.nsl frozen. But Miss Mary does not refuse his pres
au And he says: 81 tell you what, it was worth
~ |Eulg in q bug from one Christmas to another to feel
aa laFe ever since"
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0eie9raphtfcbe 1CacDrtcnter1.
geri@tet f1s bsn SaItimsrs seeaes.
0pn Der 9Jptpmoc.0lrme

Waibtn9tpn, 2. San. Na9ri6teu BON
ber Yptomac>A rmee pom Samltag Abens laus
ten:
Ge9en Sa9esanbru6 beute Wtcr9en tpuroen
unIere &Orpplten BON benz Sbeile Der SrOnt
5tpliden Sort 9OwurC unO Sort 3aoSwurtb,
tpelfer BON Der 1. un0 3. Brigade bes 1. CORPS
belett tit, cur6 un9efdbr 800 &ebeQen iberz
ral3t unD nab flr5em @efeHt in bic 8erl6an>
Sun9en 5urId9etrieben, nobel ie 3 Soote uno
Serwnnoete batten uno 50 @eian1ene p%erloren.
Die Stebe0en iammeIter Die @oaoeden, Sorz
hitter &C. uro 5c9en ii@ 9egen ibre 2inien sa=
rid, obne einen Wiann gu perlieren. Ser @n=
grill fam 10 gang u~nerUartet, oaB Die Off,iere
gar teine Belt fanben, ii6 gu prientiren uno
GonmanoOS 5a 9eben. Ser 6eino 9riff nit
furatbarem @ebeul an uno gab 10 raide Sal.
pen, DAP uniere 2eute cine gr6bsre Sorce per,
mutbeten.
Die e~tn5elnen S6itlIe unierer @Ocppiten bat=
ten fait gar feline 8irtung.
9ti6ts BON Sntereile bat Ii9 auBeroem fell
eInigen &a9en 8u9etra9en. 9as @etter lit 'ebr
unan9enebm.
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@rpher @treif,na in SlIabama.

@otrp, 1. San. Ser 9arnpfer vWlolie" lit
nit gtaariAten pom &c. D. 0tt5. aus Stem
Orleans anaetommen.
Sin englil6er Oampfer muroe nit 80 8alz
len 8aumpple al8 @rile oprtbin sebra6t.
Sine Sprce BON 2OOe Wtann, beItebenc aus
benz 2. Wtuine Gap., 1. Nlab. GAP. unb IA.
yt. 3. SAP. uno 3. Ne9t. Nesertrrppen uno
2 aanpnen unter COMMANDO BON q. 3. &p,
binlpn pom 81. farbigen Snfanterie &eat., sog
uuf einen S~treif5ug na6 Nlabama aug, UNI Die
Sele9rapben= llno GienbabnsG erbinoun9 bel
Bcuaro gu unterbreden uno ale Sitter, nel6e
li9 bort fnoen m06ten, gu 5erltSren. 9ie ST.
petition erreidte am 16. 9enannte Station uno
~5eritbrte baS Depot nebit eincm 8abn8ug BON 8
Sra6ttarren nit Getraioeuno 8e9ierungseigen>
thunt, Die Qudrtjermeilter@ 0epCtS, elm Oroinanss
@ebduoe NIT 10000 @snebren, ben Siaoutt
&C., %tpOrauf bieielbe ibren @idpeg antrat, aber
bel 2ittle @laulbia our6 cine &ebeaenfprce urts
ter Sol. Armiteap angesrifen wuroe. Sic far
bige Snfanterie mad)te cine erfolgrei6e Charge,
nobel Sol. GobinlDn ftel uno Oberltlieut. u.
9. Sperling pom 2. Wtaine GAP. Negt. baS
COMMANDO iibernabn. Ser Seino ma6te einen
5weiten Nn9riif, wpbei fem 6Iibrer, Gol. gtrut@
lteao, fia. Sieben feinbl. 6laggen purbeu err
bertet. 9ie Expedition tpuroe alf ibrem fernes
rem &idmaride nidt mebr bsIditiet. Infer
~Selamntperluit betrug Is Spbte llllp Gernuns
Dete.
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renOe NntwOrt, inoem er bel Dem 2anbrutb tpee
gen 8eleiOi9ung bic &lage einlegte. Sn ieiner
ala9e iagt Der padere Uiann, er babe ben God
nn9en uno Drpbungen beg Qanoratbes besr9lid
Der 8ablabfimmung ni6t fpIgeu %t1nnen, oa er
it3 ionit Dor Iib ieIbt bate i6dmen mill en-.
ST pirft 5u9lei6 bic Srage auL oh eS ni6t ais
ein WfBbroH6 Der Nmt8gewult gu betra6ten lei,
ais Der 2anOratb ii6 beraussencntmen, ourcb
9rc6ungen, bab ben S4ulSen fir liberale OBJ
ltimmnng uno Die anseblid in oieler ~Iieaenoe
8%erlesung Der Dem S6nige 9ei6mDrenen Sreue
l3tpere SeranttportliGfeit trefen tpiroe auf Iein
Wablre9t etnmtrfen 5u mclIen. SHE nun eeaen
bic &la9e Der @pmpetenS Gon1itt erbuben, oer>
lelbe tir begrlnoet e%rtannt, uno mie ausoefibrt
rporoen 1T, baB Der 2anorutb feline 8efuanilIe
nt6t ilberI6ritten, AUDI feline ftrafbare 8eleioia.
ung 9e9en oenS8ul5en auSgelpro6en babe .oas
tpOue man III benz - fir 3 Sgr. tdufli6en :
S6rift6en Middleton.
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MuS Wanael an 3eit - es mar seIterH Neus
iabrs- 5eierta9 - brin9en mir beute, ltatt elleS
BON uns feIbit gei6riebenen artifels, fOlsense
SteIlen aus BEN eriten 2eitartiftI, Ben Der
Correspondent, bus neugetaufte Linton, gIott,
felt Sdbren 9~eliefert bat:
y&ir era9ten es flr iberfliiIig, ouf bic
(tpbi9iitii6e, bemotratil6e uno i~eceilioaitii6e)
8ergan9enbeit bes gorreIppn6enten ~binsupeiz
fen (Oie betunnt genus il). Ser alt en-
Gi6tf6nur (na6 CASH tperoen mir tets
9etreu bleiben les miiBte uns benn Semano
cash down be5ablen fir cine neue 8i6tiGnur)
uno felten S6rites ~unieren 8e9 (auf allen
SIeren uno auf 6dleiGwegen) perfoIeen, Der
= man per3eibe MnS bic tleine gitelteit (poer
unuerlddmte @eu6elei) INNER elm geraoer
Qrummer) unO Offener (ei9er) mar unc oas
S~St1tereI1e be3 @inselnen niemals ben Der Sc
farumtbeit pprousitelIte, les mlBte benn Der
GinSeIne seraoe ein Stlapenbalter poet.
Elm Diann init GelO sewsien iein). Ser Gsif.
bes S Or tt d ritts !, (oen mir itetS betdmpft
uno uerldltert baben) bepegt Ii6 Qeioer ! } nod
INNER pp nd 8 ftatt riftpdrts) uno mir
pOlen fril6en Wutbs in bas Slab Der 3eit eins
greifen (nel6es Obne bic 6llfe oes Gprreipcnz
benton rein title iteben t%pirOe1. 3
Sir Marplano beiOnAers bate oas leste Sabr
ietne bDbere 8ebeutung. eS bradte urS bic
Nbi6affung Der Stlaperei (bie mir immer
pertbeibi9t unO 9esen oeren Abi3affuns Our6
Die neue @pnititutiCn gu itimmen mir uniere
Seier 10 Orin9enO auf9eforOert batten). Sc gibt
irobl teinen unierer 2eier (Oie leceilioniittiden
aus9enOmmen), Der iid ui6t freut (Ooer piel=
mebr betrubtl, OuB bic @tluperei abseidafft 1T
u. ~. u. /. M. 5bg
%, pie er il@ UinOet, sleia benz SeufeL i'm
Neibwaiier TT aste pOr9eitern Sr. 9emmeter
I'm u~niDn~@erein BON Marplano. al
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slmerifa nifsbe Otaebribten.
9On @a,binsto,.

BON ssa,binstOm. Isl
8afbingtp n, 81. 9es. See I'd ii mt
&t4mDnb n DIT. 9as @eriiGt, bab See
&i6mcno rdumt, entbebrt aller 8esrinbung.
&ebeIIenberi6te Iber bie8es
me9ungen am Saames 8ioer. Der
RidmDnb enquirer pom pori9en DUnneritag
iast: Ser 6einbs bombarbirte seitern uniere
2inien spiiden 9unlpps uno petersburg nit
alIer Na6t, aber qdn3lid ~wirtungslps. llniere
8atterien perihwenoeteu ibre Munitipn nibt
bannit, nm oas feinbli6t Seuer su ~beantpprten.
Sc gebt eas @erl6t, bab 9eeresabtbeilunger
Der Oantees ubermals lber ben SSarnes @iper
auf bas Norbufer berlberseben, file rbuben iid
uber ni6t in Der 6rpnte Der ainien Dor 8ids
mono bliden laIen.1ss5 Spdtere @eridte iasen,
Oub Die feinbli6en 66ife am Sort 8iper er'
idienen iino, uno baB etnise Truppenabtbei.
lunaen gu @bite 6puie lanbeten.
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@Sebr Nebcuens &aper.

Sem 9 OFF, 2. San. Gs tpirb beri&tet,
bub Der neue &ebelensBirat nSea Sing" (iebt
uSbenanppab" 9%enannt) mebrere S6ifie auf
Dem atIantii6en Ocean 3er1t0rt bat. Capt. San.
ion pon Der 8ri99 uSuian" melpet bic Ser.
it0rung ieineS eigenen SdifeS unO Der 8urten
v@lena" unO uG. g. @oOirep," oe8 SdOOnerS
Charter Dat" uno Der S6ife v&ate" unO
vBrince," pel6e ale bon Dem @iraten geta>
pert uno perbrannt mOrpen Iino. Ser vSea
Sing" bra6te bic Manni9aften pieier S3jffe
nad Bahia, .8ralilien. Ser 9irut iabrt pier
64:Pflncer 9latt9ebpbrte Ganpnen, slpei 80.
8fanoer 9e5o9ene @ei6lse NIB spej 1278fin>
Der.
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sunanSe In bar 0pniaseratLpn.

8ufbin9tpn, 2. San. Gin 9rioatbrief
pOn Der 6IOtte melOet, DAB 6Il9tlinse BON
GburleltOn beridteten, pab ale Burger, peI6e
es mb9lid MAIDEN t~6nnten, pa8 2anb perIafen.
@rpBer Wtun5el an 0le9l unb anbern Nrtiteln
berrl6t. Gen. Sbermans GrfOls bate bas 8oIt
iebr entntutbigt. Iuber benz Sei9dfte nit 9lc'
taOebre3ern werpen teine in GburIeitCn se'
ma6t.
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WnS MiHnnri.

st. 81 vi g, 1. San. &m %. Seq. buell.
Iirten iid Swei 8flaltSer III Der gIdbe BON Mems
pbis unp belize fieIen, ais Die Setunoanten OuS
COMMANDO 9uben.
Sen. Wtajor Ganbp bat cine Orore ~erlaIen,
in pelacr er Die 9ampfboOtmannl6aften warnt,
poriidti9 gu iein we9en Der Guerilas, ba Orr
ganiiationen beiteben, Die MiiIiifppi4O ampfer
&u 2erlt6ren.
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bdItniie Der 5amilie i6cinen, penn audi be-
l3rdntt, bod ni6t 9eraoe britdeuO geipelen gu
fem.
7 Ole geri6tliae llntcriudung, rel@e bereits
begCnnen rnO oeren 9teiultat CUR 3eit nod ni6t
betannt III, birfte nod ferhere Nufi6lufe barr
itber %liefern, pie CO tam, baB cine Wtutter cine
&bat pOlbringen %tpnnte, Die pieQei6t in Der
8ei4i6te Der Gntmeni6ung ni6t ibres @lei>
den bat.
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- MS &&hNN
2 aar re&tnlnftItss NlheeItbnre uNs NUsrtaIer.
IS $ bIrtn init 4 Gaguneen, 2 8 10 Z. bet . ). 10 81
Ia bid.
80 0AerboIten, 2 ]. 10 3. Eel is, Is leibte, "a bid.
2 orb. aeSrebe 6a6l. Gterts NepeI 9efS NIT Cape
100 BE- 1ksSH. Dali 8aIuferS.
$4,000 Mra Bird.
600 BHIkeI AuilerfSaaIeH. SGt.
245 Rarren @ax-
1900 Std Ala Talines, 8 s. lana. s bis 6 Gen tptt.
$500 BUS "a 9sbite Pine ScaNtltne, 10 J Lung,
$50 &befnut Ypfen' 8 1. lana suite Onaittdt.
&nkteter RtuEen seHaA he Dos ttnen sfcrjrte Sunntttlt
ben Srtis Rns bt. i3ett a%nseteH, wsnn bic 9teferane stma& ,
mersen fam. I
Die Getttifatt ~ ben Aneetstts mullen bard sue btrs
aatusrtlide BureeH unterfbrttttn iein.
Die BGrantrprtlhfeit her SIreen rnuB eNrd eth GerttEfat
etnes Scr. ct. Diirtits- %npalts, Glert elmer StNrtt GpHrt
pter etnes Ser. ct. 8i6ters anitlth beelauttst ftis.
Seee gerisn, sber ieets Mitsliee elmer 6trma, weIGes etH
Anptept nta6t, mus sinen Irsueth b%eifistn, wenn uibt iaRH
eta lel6er seretts duf AteItr Office resinrirt purte.
&leS Material wtrl lur& etreH &eeternres-G 6taisn I'M
fptitrt, ebe 90 aHsenRrrner pirb.
Gas @puberneReKt bstdlt fb has GVdt Sgr, iraerS mel
de Ahsespte aus irsent rel6tn llradsH su eerwerkH.
Mnsebpte miHtn beSetbnrt fetn; Proposals for Building
Materials, uHb an Capt. Senre SUrrtan, Il. 2Wtp ~ aorsts
Ereu.
Auf stfseI tes Gel. n. ". MsRpSrt, ON. en- Gttf
&eHrt 8cwmdn,
(au2 I11 Cart. pHt u. O@t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-03
Sine ge;tuuespfii,iu uerbranut.

Bottom, 2. San. beute WOr9en tDnree
Die Off5in oeS yGpenin9 3rase4er" bur6 5euer
%5eritDrt. 9as Jeuer entitane our3 8ranOitlff
tuns. Ser @erlut 1T bur@ Gerf&eruas ssosdt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-03
angebpte betreifs Ger Crridtlns pm 0Oipttals
@ebduben,
gepgt NuartierwsIaers Offct

Depot QuartierReihers Sfict,
SdlttMcrF. 81. Yea. 1854.
Tetttselte MNetbpts Ina DrSltfat wtreen Guf Nitftr Gtfee
bis Dpnntrf6s, IL. San. 1865, Wltttaes II Nbr s~nteeteH'
aenpntmeR, ketrefs ter Grrt6tuns Der Ia Srlsenhen eti1rt'
stntn Splsttdl. @ebduben auf hem arntsntaue @rnnhe am
ptiIthtn Gntt Ger strIGnserten Grtrfenb Strssr.
2ret 9hsdtge Cet6Rhe, mEten etnS Isl BHs jasB une 4f
Tus brett tas anbsre 1s2 SHb lang Hnb IS tub wtlt per-
ben lpn.
a$tstba 1RSdise SaStnsn dcarts. 1877 Sns lang uus "a
SUI brett.
aud rerhsn gprfdIdse tttrfks Grid tuFs ciner giftt.
NtAce neIae ben SsfpttaI s&rRAb HtneetFp tpl, %Cntsesen-
stnVnmeH.
. pIant unb Gstdraetpnsn tSaneA auf heir SfhGs BIS
iunt 10. San. Nttttass IL ntr e~tnseieben werteH. MueS
Tatertal fnr stt @sbaHft UNI BITE uStSdanuSe ~sresn pm
Ter 8esteruRe eelteitrt.
Sebes Anetbst mub Ser elmer son spti serantrortIi&tn
ptriusex unterssi6nsten Garaats Sur Gr'lHuns fss GsR'
traits bteIttnt fein.
Diee @arantte nue BON Glerf hes ndSffa Dtfrttteert&tS
Fter ttneS Q. ct. @eri@te-Anndlts teslaabtet ittN.
EaS 6G6t treenb Elm &xasbpt rtl6et ntHt SerttstIRstt
erftetHt, iuru6t uret fen, In SsrbetalfeH.
NneebCte nuftn he @uFiGrtft troeen: Proposals fer the
construction of Hospital Buildings. unb GU ben uHter;et&-
Heten aeaelFrt ietn.
taa2-lD ect. nHb ON.