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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01
POMEROY SALT COMPANY.
Salt As cents per bushel. u
", a. AICHER,

Matchmaker and Jeweier, and wholesale and
retail dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewclry and
Fancy Goods, Front street, below the Remington
House, Pomeroy. Particular attention paid 10
repairing all articles in my line. [7-I
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mr. GEORGE K, ACKLEY,

HAVING permanently located in this city,
II would respectfully tender his professional
services to the citizens Of Pomeroy and vicinity
Office in Smiths new building, on Court street
where he may be found at all times, except when
professionally absent.
Pomeroy, January II, ls65-l6m]
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MARTIN HAYS,

Attorney ut Law, Harrisonville, Megs county,
Ohio, will promptly attend to all business that
may be entrusted to his care, in the several Sta'e
Courts of Ohio, and in the U. S. Courts for the
Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio III
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Witnesscs-C. a. HOLMES,
II. SINsADAUGH.
REMOVAL oF1HE BODY.


In eleven minutes after the drop fell, her
pulse ceased to beat, and life was extinct
The body was suffered to remain some fifteen
minutes longer, when sheriff Stewart detailed
four men to remove it and place it in the cot
i'm, The body was then raised up, and the
rope taken from about the neck, which eXhib
tied considerable discoloratiou on one side,
but otherwise there were no marks visible.
The body was then placed in a eo0in-a
plain but neat receptacle, lined with white,
and ornamented with bright screw nails, set
in diamond shaped plates. After the body
was placed in the coffin the white cap was re-
moved, and the features of the deceased en-
posed to view, There was the same placid
appearance of countenancc, and a pleasant
smile playing about the lips, The lid Of the
coffin was then put on, and the form of Mrs,
Grinder was hidden from mortal view
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A. KOHL,

Dealer in and anufaeturer Of Umbrellas. Court
street, End door from Front Pomeroy. Ohio
He,also repairs Umbrellas, and purchases old
ones ut liberal prices. tf-l] p
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.- DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
DEALER IN OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES,
~ Varnishes, Dyostutfs, Perfumery, and fancy
articles, Front street, Pomcroy Ohio. Prescrp-
tions carefully put up. l7-ll
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DENTISTRY

DIR. ID. @. WHALEY, Dentist.
Office on Court Street, one door below McQuiGg
& Smiths Leather Store. Work warranted.
I'll
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A. w. WILLIAMS

Teacher of the Organ, Piano and Melodeon, Flute
and Violin. 4
Pianos and Melodeons tuned and repaired.
ls-38-tf.] ..r
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POMEl.OY uRON COMPANY.

s8 . POMEROY, OHIO,
Keep constantly on hand and make to order all
sizes of tho celebrated uA
.a POMEROY IRON. ...-......
1F- Orders filled on short notice. s.,
l7-l1-f.] c. GRANT, Agent
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). U. MYERS
RTwRIGHr, j. U.
CARTWRIGHT a. MYERS,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Prompt at
tcntion given to all business intrustcd to theii
care. Office en- Court street, Pomeroy, Mclgs
county, Ohio. S-39-tf.l
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Rusiness Uards.
LEWIS PAINE,
n. w. HAMPTON,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Pomcroy. ONO
Office in the Court House. li-lJ
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Attorney and Counselor at Law, Cheshire, Calls
county, Ohio Prompt attention given to the
collection of claims. li-lI
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n. SIMPSON.

n. SIMPSON. @. r. SiArsoN
N. d. G. p. SIMPSON.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, POmeroy, ".
will practice in the counties Of Athens, Gallia
and Meigs; also in Mason county, West va. ana
adjoining counties. Office second story smith $
building Court street. l'-ll
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SUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY.

Salt 45 cents per bushe. Office near tho fur
mace. GEO. b. GROW, Agent T-l18
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faithfulness, the honesty, the intelligence, the
tact, to profit by these favorable circumstanc-
es. He did only his duty, in the simplicity
and honesty of his heart, probably without
hope of reward, or even of notice. But he
was watched. His captain observed his con
duct, and when, three weeks afterwards, the
place of second mate was vacant, he wanted
an Industrious and reliable young man to fill
it, he offered the situation to this young i'm
migrant ,iea ah4ssF.8.s .:i.aS
This.is an event not unlike what often oe-
ours "A boy whois indestrietlss patient and
pers$s sering, that bog II watches, fter IA
fpas some nsss hl,.t cr mech ~ ip want
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All applications for Subscription, Advertising
and Job work should be made at the Office
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,


BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING
Nav 10, 1856
Sealed Proposals, endorsed proposals for Fresh
Beet and Vegetables will be received at this Blu.
reau until O'Clock p. NJ on the 22d day OF Nav,
instant, for the supply OF 1000 pounds of FRESH
BEEF, and so 0OO pounds of FRESH NEGErA-
BLES, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and Station,
as required. The Beef and Vegetables must be OF
good quality, and the best the market affords, and
each ticle must be offered for by the pound. The
Beet is to be in equal proportions, foe and hind
quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required in
One.half the estimated amount of the contract, and
twenty per cent. in addition will be withhold from
the amount OF each payment to be made collateral
security for the due Performance OF the contract
which will, on no account be paid until It is fully
complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a
written guarantee signed by one or more response
bic persons that the bidder or bidders viii II his
their bid be accepted, ter INTO obligation within
five day with good and sufficient suTetes, to furnish
tie articles proposed.
No prOpoSul iCiH be considered unless accompanied
Jy such guarantee and by satisfactory eUideHce that
the Jidder is regular dealer i the article proposed
and has the license required by act Of Congress.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent.
H. BRIDGES,
3 10 lot Chief OF Bureau.
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with board. In many parts Of the county of
Cork the rate Is ten shillings; and as emigration
continues as brisk as ever, labor is likely TO
command this price generally. For twenty
years there has not been such an emigration
IRON the port of Drogheda as at present.
AUSTRIAN TYRANNY IN VBNICE.-At Venice,
lately, body OF young men wished TO present
Madlle Vancri, of the opera, huge bouquet,
but the police interdicted the gilt because the
flowers we're arranged to represent the national
cOlors. Thpreupon the young fellows made a
great shouting in honor of their favOr1te at the
theatre aud carried the bouquet to her house
in gOndOlu.
IRISH GIRLS SELLING THEIR HAIR.--A French
journal says that "ITeland furnishes the chief
portion of the false pats worn nowadays 10y
Partisan ladies, and if the Corps Legslatit would
pOrtatiOn of Irish hair into the empire, France
might without damaging her budget, abolish
the stamp duty on newspapers"
A JOKE BY CARLYLE-It is said that Mr.. Car
lyle was recently offered the degree of LID,
but declined the honor laughing il off in letter
with such excuses as that he had a brother "a
DR., Carlyle IAN NJ. D., and known in literature
as the translator of 'Dante'D, and that if two
DR.. Carlyles should appear at Paradise, mis-
takes might arise.
SALISBURY CATHEDRAL.-The restoration of
the exterior of Salisbury Cathedral, in England,
is completed, excepting the west front Earl
Beauchamp has offered one thousand pounds to
be expended on the erection of an altar screen,
as a memorial to his ancestor Bishop Beau.
champ, who was appointed in 1850
An Anatomical PHENOMENON phenome-
non was lately observed at TOurnay, France. A
postmortem examination of young nonCom-
missioned officer who died in the military hos
pltal, showed that all the internal organs were
reversed-the heart was on the right side and
the liver on the left, etc.
A BUTTON CoILECToR.-The late French COM
poser, ClapisOn was a great collector of Curiosi-
ties He has left, among other things, a col
lection of buttons of the time OF Louis XIV,
the Regency, Louis XIV, Louis XVI, and the
Revolution.
PERMs or CRINOLINE.-The other day man
got entangled i'm the CInoline OF woman who
was walking along Ludgate Hill, London, and
was thrown to the ground, and so severely in
iured that death ensued from elusiou OF blood
on the brain.
PIoUs OFFICE.-The Emperor of Austria on
Good Friday went through the annual ceremony
Of washing the feet of twelve poor old men and
so many old women. The eldest of the group
five.
Society for the translation Of the Bible has
b7en violently attacked by the French Ultra
mOntanes. The Bishop of Montauban declares
that the enterprise is neither honest decent,
nor Canonical.
PUNISHMENT OF FIGHTING Belgian
Chamber Is about to introduce q new clause
into the penal code OF that country Furnishing
with fine or imprisonment all persons convicted
of COCk-tighting.
INCREASE OF MoRMONIsM IN NoRwAY.--ThC
number of MOTmons in Norway is increasing.
There are now 5G3 OF them at Christiana, l9S oil
whom are men and 36j women
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ON HEARING A LITTLE MUsICAL-BOx
BY LEIGH HUNT.

q full OF sweetness, crspness, ease,
Compound OF lovely smallnesses,
Accomplished triae-tell us what
10 call thee, and disgrace thee not.
Words of iancies come about us
Thrill within and glance without US,
Now we think that there must be
In thee some humanity,
Such taste composed and fne
Smiles along that touch Of thine
Now we call the heavenly rain,
For thy fresh, continued strain;
Now hail that on the ground
Splits into light leaps OF sound;
Now the concert, neat and nice,
OF pigmy paradise;
Sprinkles then from singing fountains:
Fairies heard on tops of mountains;
Nightingales endued with art.
Caught in listening 10 Mozart:
Stars that make distant tinkling,
While their happy eyes are twinkling;
Sounds for scattered rills to flow to;
Music, for the flowers to grow 10.
o thou sweet and sudden pleasure,
Dropping in the lap of leisure,
Essence Of harmonious Joy,
Epithet-exhaustng Joy.
Come, then, for another strain;
We must have thee DER again.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 4, 1SG6-NOTICE IS
L hereby given that writ of scire taCas will be
issued the following claim. at the expiration of
three months nom the date hereO unless the same is
paIG within that time to
w. A. SILVER, Attorney-at Law,
No. 81 y. SEVENTH street.
CITY" TO USE OF LANE SCHOFIELD VS..
Fr8nkin Fire Insurance Company. c. P, Decem-
Der 7 1865 No %. For paving S7443 lot " f. corner
of wentysecond and Spruce streets, II feet front
Spruce bys 81 feet inches deep on TW enty-secOnd
street. s. I3mF
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PI EAS Or THE
i CI1Y AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ltate n. KLINE SHOEMAKER Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the widow and children Of
said deCedent have filed their petition and apprase
ment of the personal property which they elect
under the act of April IL. 1851 and the supplements
thereto, ana that the VIII be approved by said
Cou ri on FRIDAY, May Is 1866 uuless exceptions be
fledltheTetO. j. GORDON BRI NCKLE,
3 uf2wf AttoneyItor Petitioner.
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PROPOSALS.

DOS TPONE MEN H.
j PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVINGS OF THE
PORI OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS
FOR The YEAR 1866
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WASHINGTON, ADril q, 1866
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until THURSDAY, the 17th day of NAV. 1866 at IL
O'Clock, for furnishing Of Pages OF the Illus
tTatOns OF Machinery, etc accompanying the keDort
OF the Commissioner OF Patents for the year 1860,
character and date Of the Patent on each ilustra-
ton.
The drawings will be furnished on paper to the
contractor, who must arrange them INTO pages in
numerical order as nearly as Is consistent with
Deatness and cOmpactness; and the execution
of the work must be fully equal to that fur
nished for the published report tor 1862, which
has been adopted as the standard for the present
vOUmc. The plates are TO be delivered at this office
flee OF cost for transportation and subject 10 the APP
prONal or rejection OF the Superintendent of the
Public Printing. Bond and approved security will
be required for the faithful performance oi the
tract.
The work will comprise about five thou,and Illus.
tratOps making over seven hundred pages, measuT-
ing AZ by inches. Bidders required to propose
for the work Jy he WustrdiiOH with the understand
ing that, when more than one figure Is required to
Illustrate an invention design (as 10 sometimes the
easel the whole number Of figures viii be estimated
and paid for as SINGLE Illustration. Awards Will be
made ITO the lowest and beet bidder for the interest
Of the Government, due regard being paid TO the
execution OF the work" under the direction Of the
Joint Committee on Printing
Any further information that may be required will
be furnished upon application at this office, or to the
Commissioner of Patents.
Proposals will be addressed to "Ihe Joint Com.
mtteo on Printing" Washington, d. c., care OF the
undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope "PrOpO-
sa's for Patent Office Report"
The advertisement Tor proposals dated the 23d of
ago 20 m%}iimv9 ISSfi lS TI'nor'"n JOHN D. DEFREEs
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
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Decision in the Colt Will Case.

A final decision by the Supreme Court Judges
on the contested will of the late Colonel Samuel
decided that the interest of Colonel Colts
brother Judge Colt, IN the stock of the Colts
Arms manufacturing Company, is life estate,
and not an absolute one; that he takes 574 shares
OF the stock; and that besides the back divi-
dends he takes interest on the dividends, so far
as the Arms Company has used the money and
made interest. The Court distributes the re-
sldue Of the stock, which is found to be 5346
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER OFFICE
- DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, I
RICHMOND, Va, Nav 2, 1866. !
i ubLlJ hlN ~ NJ
WASHINGTON, April %, 1855

- DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, I
RICHMOND, Va, May 2, 1866.
Sealed Proposals will be received az this Office
until the 10th inst at IL O'Clock M, for furnishing
the United States Government with the following
supplies, VIZ
Glass /. 1000 cords merchantable hard wood
Class 2 20 600 bushels Oats, IN sacks. 400 tons
prime Timothy Hay, laled
Class 3. 80 tons clean Rye or Wheat Straw,
baled.
Class 4 Stationery, in such quantities as may be
required, including Letter, FOOlscap, FOIo Post,
Note, Blottlng and Envelope Pape', Envelopes
various sizesG Memorandum 4, az 6 qmre Blank
Books, Ink tArnOd's Fluid, az Ink Powder,
Waters, Sealing Wax, Quills ST. II Pens Lead PEN
cls, Ohce laI e, Erasers, and Paper Folders-al to
be of good quality
Proposals vii be made Tor each class separately
and must designate the article in each class proposed
TO be furnished.
he wood, hay, and straw will be subject to nspec
ton delivery
Samples of the Oats and the articles on Glass 4
must accompany the proposals,
All supplies to be delivered to the United States
QuRrteTmasters at Richmond and Fortress Monroe
Il ey be required, free expense 10 the Gov
erLment to be paid delivery or as soon there
after as funds may be received
lhe United States reserves the right to reject any
or ali proposals which may be deemed incompatible
with the interests oil the Government.
WILLIAM l. JAMES,
Brevet Brighten. and Chief QuaTtemaster,
558t Department of Virginia.
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MEDICAL,
VOX POP Ill.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
No. III South THIRD Street

No. III South THIRD Street
Price, $l'OO per Bottle; $500 or halEa.dozen.
The undersigned citizens take peasure in cheerully
rec onding the use of Wrgnts Tar Syrup iOr
Coug hs colds COnsuu upHon whoOping-cOugh, spotted
lever, lNer complaint pains in the breast brOnchds,
Inflammation and restriction OF air I'm lungs
etc. he remedy should be In every family = e~'
Charles 9. wilson, FOrney IS Press office
Charles H, Grahen, Sunday MercdrV office.
James Nolen, Inquirer Office
william +. COrb1t, Associated Press.
William II. Carpenter Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, Fifth and Chesnut streets
Randolph, Front and Ombard streets
James w. PeTrine No, ll29 Charles street.
II. A. Davis No. 1923 Gaskil street
John WOodsde No 1881 Franklin street.
Robert thompson No ltOs Walter street,
Il. e.. MaTcn, n o. 626 franklin street
GeblOf, No 1871 S. second street
John Seymour, No. 5l3 5. Front street
+. w. Howard No Dock street
II. {. aTtlett No. 327 s. second street.
J.. Rates No 6C5 Arch street
Albert Martin: 40. Az S Second street
Mary Caldwell, No lU32 Sansom street
W. homas, No. 20 N Fourth street
4. NJ. arthy, No. lJ9 Etreth's alley.
George W son. No 236 Race street.
". F. Brooks, No. SO North second street
NJ. j Hassett, No. ll9 Canal street.
5. seymour Rose Busileton.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
II. r. We ing on, second and Quarry streets
J.. +. Thomas No. 1856 South SiXt street.
William Barns, No. 5l5 South Front street
ohn Magnnis rear OF No i84 North Second street.
Mrs. ;. r. Choate, Newark, De-
Mr. william b. Wriqh:-
SlR:-Ne take pleasure in recommending your TAR
SYRUP (Of which we have already scld considerable
the complaints set forth in printed Dill already
submitted 10 the public As gratifying act TO suffering
humanity Will Cheeru'ly recommend your prepara-
ton to al afflicted with diseases which 1t Is designed to
DELKs d son, Druggists.
N E. corner Pine and sixth Streets
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DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY
l. WITH WATER.
PROPOSALS FOR ENGINE HOUSE.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at the office Of
the Chief Engineer No 104 South FIFTH Street.
until TUESDAY, May 10, at O'Clock p. NJ, for
building the Engine House, Boiler House, and Stack
for the RoXbOrough Water Works.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the office
OF the Chief Engineer.
No bid will be received unless il be accompanied
with a certificate that bond of five hundred dol.
lars has been deposited with the City Solicitor as
per ordinance Of May 25, l860
Ihe Committee reserve the right 10 accept or
reject any or all the bids.
1881 HENRY II NJ BIRKlNBIPE,
Chief Engineer Of Water department, fhila.
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For sa G also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY g. CoWDEN'S,
DYOTT COS.
A nd all princIpal DrupgisLs and Dealers.

FOR sa c also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY g. CoWDEN'S,
DYOTT co.,,
nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
any part OF the county. Persons desiring other inor
mat tion by mail will ncose postage stamp and answers
will be returned as soon as the eXgencies OF business
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT
$40 No III s. THIRD Street Philadelphia, Pa.
DR. LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
d Dyspepsia, Darrhma Rheumatism, Sick Head
ache, and all arrangements of the Liver They purify
the blood. and make the skin set and air For sale by
Or. LESSEY No 333 N. NINTH rTreet Philadelphia
and by Druggists generah.
CAMDiN n. Soptember2 ?. 1866 DR.. Lessey-Dear
Slr:It gives me great pleasure to add my testimony i'm
favor Of your vegetable Liver PIls" | had been
afflicted with deraDEed OndIOn " the Liver for ten
years, and during that time, suffer Intensely from
acrid dsChaIges rom stomach md bow els seriously
ating ply sCa and mental energies for weeks
a time. so much that my b ~ was desDaiIed of.
But, tn Ough a kind Providence, was introduced to
you and by the use of Pills have been wonder
fully restored, not having had an attack my old COM
p ali lost single Sabbath service. They act like
charm. Had II not been for them, have no doubt L
should have been laid aside from the mini'try.
server or Vegetable Liniment. | have used IL for
Erysipelas Scalds and Burns snd lniammatiOns; 1t
produces remarkable results, i was cured of a very
bad by its use Many Of my neghbors using II,
and It gives universal satisfaction Il should be in every
REV. j Il. STOCKTON,
42smwflm" THIRD Street, Iamden, n. j.
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48Clst

G,EALED ROPOSALS FOR TIE ERECTION
= OF FIVE Hundred Feet OF River VAN at Fair.
mount Park will be received IN accordance with
plan and specifications made by j. &. Sidney, Archl-
tect, in the Office Of the Commissioner OF City Pro-
peTty,
The Proposals should be directed TO the under
signed, and be endorsed PROPOSALS. FOR
RIVER WALL"
Seventy per cent will be paid monthly as the work
is done; the balance when the whole Is completed
and accepted
The Proposals viii be opened in the presence of
bidders by the Committee on City Property, at their
meeting on TUESDAY, May %, 1866, at 81 O'Clock
p. NJ
CHARLES DIXEY,
9Wlm6t Commissioner of City Property
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H. BRIDGES,
Chief OF Bureau.
8 10 lot

4 INlTED STAl rs MILITARY RAILROADS.
y OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
No. $50 u Street,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aprl 2S, 1866
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this office,
until II O'Clock NJ, MONDAY, May 81, for the pur-
chase, IRON the United States of all the IRON WORK
for Nineteen SPANS of "HOwe's Improved Truss
Bridges" consisting OF the Rods, Bolts, Plates, anC
bowels, suitable for the different spans, the latter
varying in length from eighty to one hundred and
iOTty-One feet.
The Iron is now stored at the Works OF tho Cleye-
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland, Ohio, and
viii be sold by the pound,
A detailed bill of the iron, and the length OF the
spans may be obtained on application at tins
Office.
TeTms-Cash, in Government funds
The Umed States reserve the ught to reject all
bids II not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Tor the
Purchase Bridge Iron"
j. CRILLA,
Brevet Major and A. @ NJ,
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A diVidond we behoVe, Of ABOUT 100 per cent.
on these shares is now due from the time OF
Colonel Colts death. 1t would give SS6,00 as
judge Colts share. 1t will be seen that a very
large amount goes into the hands Of Mrs. Colt
for herself and children, living and deceased
HdyttOrd Times, SM.
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ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
Philadelphia College OF Dental Surgery, class 1854,
formerly OF West Chester Pa having served three year.
In the Army has Resumed the practice Of his prOfegsOa
at No, 24l N, ELEVENTH Street, Philadelphia wheU
he will endeavOr awe satisfactory atteOtou to ~ WhC
may require his professional services, haA