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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02
Death OF west virginia soldiers At
Fort Casper, Dakota Territory.
oFFIoE, A. r. @. ~. 9Th WI
VA. v. O., FoRr CAsRER, DA-
Editors IilteMLQeneer::


Editors Intelti0eaeer: ~ 9ss
You will please give space in the coll
umns of your paper to record the death
of the following named soldiers, for the
information OF their numerous friends
at home. f-s< sda -r5F rIsr =irIJdsUs
Died, at Fort Casper, Dakota Territory,
Fon the 5th day of january, 1866, Ser
geant Edgar W. Tarleton and Barnet
4. Si1vy, both members of Co. A. 9th
w. Va. ". Cav. Tarleton was enlisted
from Ritcllie county, W. Va, and Sill
w from Pocahonfas county, w. Va
The deceased were both veteran sol
diers and had served their country
faithfully for nearly five years In the
prime of Iife,a were as brave and obe-
dient soldiers as ever shouldered a
innsket or pulled q trigger, and are de-
fallen braves Of West Virginia. si.9
: -siSzeal u . - 10 -iisq NJ. w. SELBY,
Lieut.. 9th w. Va. v. Cavalry.
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II ECLECTIC MED1cINEs8 |
NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, aD ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA.
nR. K. HAviH3 SECURED THE SER
~ VICES ofan intelligent assistant who
viii attend to the prepartion OF msoi- HsSn-
Sine putting ggya up oTs &c 70 out ep p
tents. especially to his many inendS IN tne-
country. HIS medicines are all prepared In
MS own ONCE, and all delivered to his pa
tients by himself DR.. x. treatS Al diseases,
roth Acute and Chronic, with which human
ily Is SAN Hinictedi b,d he aye nav 9SSe reTiafy
successful In many Of those obstinate cases OF
Chronic diseases which heretofore nave neen
Sr rpToSed To he iincurahle, among which may
ne named: Consumption, . tcrofula. DIS
icharges nom the Ear, 0zena. Enlarged Glands
freafinR Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitfs and all diseases of the Tnroat
and Air Passages. afa AZ esn-
Sninais a ftcfiopss and all diseases Of the Ner-
yous system, IS ACKNOWLEDGED by all who nave
sS,er Known 10 the medical profesSlon. Dr. X
has been eminently successful IN the ueat-
mento OF all diseases peeuatar xIz
fencrThea Uterine and Ovarton Tumors,
PrniarsnS Uted and all Nervous diseases 70
which thsy are sps1l ne tfsatrnAt OF
ali Chronic AfIscfions OF the Genit0 finary
Organs, VIZ: Catazrh q RleddeE a1d ", md
Grayei. Biabetis and Difdcult Urinating, sy-
philitic Diseases in all their ya[1ea io,Ihs Ip
Ghonarrhea, It's compile ataons nnd si' ueliss'
Spermatogrte land Impotency, ana ~ .t5ss assS5
dnns consequent upon youthful indfscIeLoL
Also special attention paid 70 t4e 1s
Sores. YaricoSe Ulcers, DC Perops attlictea,
particuiafly with old trouble blesome e1S5s' 11s9s
Should lde no tirne to cali on 9E g -. -
promptly noticed. ONCE preseT1p pttons and
medicine cash. For visits in city, same "a ~
NJ 1 P. Il. to4 P. NJ, and p ,toaPsA NJ
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HuBBEL,s SUPERIOR OLD.
CABINET BRANDY, Medicated.) J

UNnoUALED REMEDY FOR
Diarrhea, summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Cholic md
Chronic DfaTrhea. It Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change of WINTER and
diet. Used with great Succe in the army
hospitals In violent cases of Chronic Diarrhea.
This preparation Is simple and hnrmleSs. un-
adultered, expressly for medicinRluSe
For Sale I'm an Parts OF the world.
ing. 55 Hudson Street, New York. Nnnufac-
tory corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
MY. GEO. O. HUBBEL & Co
Proprieto1s.
AcCABE, KRAFT & co, wholesale Drug
gtsts, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Vir-
ginIa; also, propTfetoTS of Krafts Dinrrhen
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. Stahis Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
dec23 6mdAw Ai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02

WAX KEYH-Indigestio is the prin-
cinal source of weak eyes. Recently i
was consulted by a railway express
man who had become totally Lot1nu py
reading the newspapers in the cars
Thousantis who have never conscious
ly suffered any inconvenience ffom the
habit, are Obliged to wear glasses pre-
maturely, to correct an unsteadiness OF
vision produced in thisway. Reading
with the gas light before you Is nnother
cause of weak eyes. This should al
ways hang quite high and behind you,
and allowed 10 shine over the shoulder.
m convenient il should be over the LETT
sbonider. m using, kerosene, it IS best
TO employ lamps that hang on the WALL
NeitFeT should you read with face to-
wards the window. Reading by twt-
light is dangerouse Gradually ACCOM-
modalingi itself to the. receding light:
the eve Is aunconseiousty strainedi.
have seen more than one case OF grave
disease OF the eye produced by an IN
due effort to nse vision too long at twi-
light.-Dio LelViss TlIf t.-
4 : lf.f - - - -. (.
Is e srRANoE BRIpAr SroRY strange
story is told of two sisters at BerIi NJ!
About three years ago one ofStheSe
younR ladieSwaS engaged 70 oe maFrl-
led. but on the bridal morning became
- In that she EonId not possibly go 70
the church. The bridegroom was de-
sirable one, and he was hsh who, It
Seams. had mot easily been hooked.-
There was. therefore, great danger IN
delax. so Instead OF p6stp ponfng the mar.
rfage the second sister, covering herself
in aSIona ven, personated the hrst, ana
dnIy' i 4; went through the ceremony! The
moment 1T was over she transferred the
bridal dress and ornaments TO her SIS SIS
lter. who. in her Yinnoceuces was thus
lco1sidered 70 have all proper claim 70
fhis- husband she had married oy
nroxy. IT'S lonls recently that DIS
coyery has been made of the real 1acts,
and proceedinRsa are Co be taken MOI ON, !,
az in the civil, but also in the criminal
courts Of Berlin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02
A ARetrospectIve Glance by n Rebel as
TO what Might Have Been.

A saeacious rebel recently remark d:
1--WE made two great mistakes. Had
we avoided them, we should have con-
uuered you. The. first was that we did
not substantially destroy the protective
features ofthe tariff in the, winter ses-
sion of lS57-'5S by an act which provid-
ed u rapid annual sliding scale to free
trade. As a Democratic measure, we
could have passed such a law, and held
,itltight on iyou until IL had closed the
furnaces, work, shops, wooien and cot
ten mills, and steel and bar and iron
works OF. the whole North and West,
and scattered your workmen over the
prairies and Terrific When the war
was ready for you, you wouldn't have
been ready for the war. You could not
have armedg and equippedJ and put IN
the Held a large army, nor bui uilta navy.
You would have been without supplies,
machinery md workmen, and you
would have been without money and
credit. Our second mistake was in
Withdrawing our Senators and Repre-
sentatives. from your Congress. Had
we left them there their vote, combined
with the Northern Democrats, would
have thwarted every military and
financial measure necessary to enable
YOU to carry on the war for a SUFFICIENT
length of time TO have enabled us to
seize the Government, occupy some OF
your States, obtain recognition abroad,
and dictateII1artl terms to you. How
'the-we blundered In these two re
spects can't understand, except upon
the hypothesis Of an overruling Provt-
dence.". .SidGiShEll5fS -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02
The Great Care for all Diseasesof the
lEa stomach, Liver and Bowels!

The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for q safe and trustworthy medI-
cine, free nom calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them to per-
form their proper functions without n con.
tinual resort to medicinal aid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02
The Proposed Amsndme It to the Pos
. s'E'f- : ''iie tai Law.


A large meeting of envelope manu-
6acturers and stationers of New York
CITY was held on Wednesday, to take
action in regard to the proposition au-
thorizing the Postmaster General to sell
stamps and envelopes at the value OF
the stamps impressed upon them. u
iyvas, tir9ed that this measure, II adopt
s5 wo,Ild do great injury to the trade,
and also cause loss to the Government.
Amongst other statements made at the
meeting. we notice the following; Last
wear twenty-five millions, forty thous-
and stamped envelopes were purchased
from the Government, and the amount
of stamps sold was three nnnoEea anu lai
'eiqhty-seven, millions, four hundred
and nineteen thousand, showing the
greater number of single stamps sold as
Somnared with the whole number of
stamped envelopes 1t costs the Cow
=ernment 81 so . thousand TO print the
envelopes, and If the new so-caIled I'M
proyenlent bill was allowed 10 pass, the
ceost to the Governmentforg giving away
ithelenSelope would be in asyear about
one million mine thundTed and ninety,
seven thousand and deighty-nine dollars.
Envelopes worth at least half cent
apiece. stamped with a red stamp
would virtually by the new arrange
ment, reduce the postage to two ana
half cents. "a 4 X tLlt y
The envelope manufacturers and sta
tioners pay annually two hundred
thaIisafid liars into the Internal reve-
nns riepartment, and they claim that the
nroposed measureMouldf break down
their trade and deprive the govern
ment OF these receipts. tItappears that
over four million envelopes day are
made in the country, and million and
4 half of dollars; invested in the bust,
ness. Alter several gentlemen had
fully expressed their opinions on the
that Corirress would be doing a great
Injustice TO the trade. in passing II 2
comm ice or ten was chosen, who were
delegated to draw up a protest against
tie Bin. obtain as manylsignatures'toi toit
as possible, haye Il published IN In the ne
Washinpton and lay it before the COM
mittee Of the Senate on Postal Affairs.
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DISsoLUTION.

nIHE C0PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE-
j tween q. 9. Leeeh and Thomas Hughes,
solved on the 19th inst, by mutual consefif.
ThoSe having e4atma against the late drim
Will present the same for settlement, and
dIate payment A collector Will call on those
Whose aceounts are dne. -. Mi
oessmd lessi THos. HGGHEs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02
Warl war I Is Not At An End.

"a TTHE NEW Boor& sHoEsToRE No.
a l5s Main Street, where hrst elass goods
nre to be had Ht from 10 TO . per cent cheaper
man any other establishu1ent in this etsy. y
COME ONE COME ALI TO JOHN n,
ROBINSON, where you VIII md q vel se-I
sfsfIuR of every thing In the line OF EadiH,
Cent and Miss wear kept constantly on
hand NJ No, G5a, Main street, nOofn formerly.
occupied by III. John Bishop. Call and ex-.
anime for yourselves and secure good bar
gaIns Now Is the time TO get your money
back, and At the EEIne time replenish your
understanding. Don't forget the place, the
sign ofthe Big Black Boot. =, .l-...l lnovz3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02
TheY Contain mol Poisonous Drug.

PuREIrVEGErABLE.- -Hubbel's celebrated
Golden Bitters are composed Of Gentian. Cali
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
PEEL Saiisaya BaTk SoipmbS Ia BaIS .St q S9 go
away Seed, Yellow Do:k, Dandelion, &c.t-au
nresarYnd In Ianiaica Rum. --.---L..- ~
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DIR. TnL KISNERs

NUNI uulE 20 NaKts1Is 1KSS171'
P.s-we also offer our room, 1856 Main St,
for rent [novSl w.D. 8. & Bro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE.-Throught the pub
lie spirit and beraty ofthe Governors Of tie NewYuk City
Hospital the University Medical College has reopened
usual the ls OF September In the hospital lecture ma
and chemical laboratory all the appurenances neee'
slry for medical instruction have been provided GotwtA-
standing tie by the FIRE the Faculty Of the University
have shown much ycoF the management Of their affairs
that not much single lecture clinic has DeeA Omitted
Arrange eats made before the IRE was exngaished 70
continue tls then progress The Governors OF the
Hospital have met Ills energetic promptness In suaP
spf AMI the public viii be pleased 20 lean that the college
which wo OF cy n having been tie hrs "a
turn lie eide q tIg % Do b. now position -
give excessive anu elective Instruction than a. anE
time heretofore.
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GEN LEES APPLICATION FOR PARDON
HEAporARTEas ARma4s. USTED STATES l.c' ;

HEAuouARTEas ABMIGs UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON d. e., June y, IeOo
Gea r. T. LEE Richmond Va.
GUNERA Iourcommun.caIon OF date the 18th inst stains
the ies you taLou reading tie Presidents proofs.
nation Of the 10th uL, with the view Of complying In its
proyLs when yOu learned that with Others were to be
indicted treason by the Grand Jury AZ Norfolk thet yoS
had supposed thlt tie officers and men OF The Army Of NORTH
Virginia by The Of their surrender protected
by the United States Government from moestaOn long ss
they conormed s condon that you ready to meet
any charges that might be preferred Against ou and did nos
avoid TRIAL but that you correct as 10 the pro-
granted by parole lot 10 oe prOsecute
You desired avail yourself OF e Presidents amnesty ADD
request that be acedOn has been received and
forwarded the Secretary u Var with Tue following opnioA
i.CUrsei thereon
In nay opinion the officers and paoed 81 AppomaoE Coure
House aai ulon gwen 10 Lee cannot Dc y Cd
for long laey ooseye te terms Of te PAROLE I'M.
undentandng Good faith vel as true pocy daes tlat
condition shat convention Bad h on ths
the Government conjunction o. that cohenoh SUD"
i-cne the officers would produce feeling OF In
security tie minds the officers nd men II 30 disposed they
might regard such au infection 81 terms by te cover az
granted with tie hearty approval OF the
President the and Of the country generally Tie seton
be be ordered QHah al indictments ound against
paTOed prisoners Of and 10 det nom the further prosecution %
them. U. $. GRANT. LeutOsn
He1d7uarferI ArmiY United States, June 10, 85S."
This opnion am Informed is substantially the IS thaa
entertained by the Government have forwarded your ap-
pca0n for amnesty and pardon 10 the fresdeht Win Ihs
following Endorsement thereon:
sp ctuy hroush The Secretary Of War 10 the Pss-
dent Recommendation that this application OF Zen,
pardon BE- ganted nm Ahe oeth 81
ALLEGIANCE th President does not
eauTs IL had not reached Rich forwarded
" Head7uarfer, srnie, UEi,ed Sia's', June 10, sd5"
Very resosctfllg u. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
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% i1hom Il map Con.ern.
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lfH.o.e4 .ur.-1aGe.-r.l . 70 30. snd mut fr 'r
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lr0.l.. character end q..-.rl Enst 10 iaf'r 3. 30
urr. 600 .i.a.l Service NJ Go Arm i- war,
o.. should BE- stated. 1scr lA ni iref fft llI ie aud
rrd tas'oa foa Lu o-e.t will "A91i e las
served should a.so or i),wfrirl
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ert.i.1n. as s aH uli. H-nsa1ir Frr1 ne fo r lf.i
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC-Tnat application
~ made 60 lis E1cercy Governor al tlc te
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GDJUi4l -rnugiI ~
sri ta,., be- presented. JOIN T NtAglrE Arsut 49, l1
NOTICE IS hereby given tnat AN APPLICATION
~ will b. mode Dis Exse'r1ry rab-l D. lt1n Uoyerror
the STAT. OF .rv-Yor io the PAlDOS Of WILLIAM d. t.
NON 10 C1u Of Grl-f Sessions q he pcfce 90 iho
C.ty OF Eaa Y0i1 lad .ced i0 The telty Jog no ri
yeass the lh d4y Of Ap 0Datsd How-ioi- sop
teubu lt
TgnIE ADVERTISER about leaving Tor the West,
win charge business inrlst.d 20 him. aFl ad'
made c0a4-aeats OF no c dee, uud ptr elton
zion lol-ltJus hctt % riIel-ua Atefeaf ia oi''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

SCRANTON. COAL AT AUCTION,
sEPTEMBER 90 1874.
NEu YORK sept 10 1875.
The Delaware Lsssawanna ard Wesen Railroad Company WI
hold their FORTY SECOND AUCTION sALE or COAL, on
WEDN ,le q i.y Of ss, 's3 g u o.e.oes ,oon q
WI lli N-Eiort which time they will SELL b. Ne'sFs Joha
81. Dlfqu g. Co.. Auciionceff
5000 TUys
~ feth -nrl coal from On. L.rtfnna Pag.ons OF The us1
. deliver a. e. til, Fot, Ll4-tolperi, y. j.. tasns tie
.satl oi Nefo1.r N.Y..
Ie c.a r H- lT Ulde Known 10 the time q sls
r--i per tHu pIJabo funds. Tie day
Of l t.e balance wu DAYS t-r-.t'r q te office Il
OH. cod. pony. JOHN thaalA. frefdenL
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Co 5arulrrs ano Oilers.

SEED.-The undersigned are daily rs.
c..sirs ol Ohio prime new TIMOTHY SEED which they
selling be ar.e snail lots ihs owes, ulrkei prices.
NiLLs4. C0Imi.s.oa Merchants. No. 81 BToAdst
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Eeqa! E9ticc5

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t. A &C t-ia lot Of i5'apl 'l , laiisst saa ID
I'D re-. .tn Co., 'n- 'i- b.as a. '. t. OF 60 ~. o..
e.sat i- ,ia e.. ,...' teie. ns. W., 10 ao'.
number fnr hundred .0l 71 $500 Ie- erect
49, ~.r Of b. r.rty wei OF house ru,- haind md
rs We li -'. si''. an Of ine mex - nt a.1 .l va
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nine ir.he' to peu,; sn'u a. rgorf ly e ie ,g,i pi
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Of ~ 'fy 'd. Of "rer ~, ,.h iae er{ ,i % a
.n-ataacl land "a parallel with ';s ea.'eily 'aa y .e p
tsf es.i4rly sc.s 40 aforementioned line ard p' d wish t
% na,5-r tor u'arct a-d aa2y-.s war .r.si .es
o. h-ry sos '.ii jos aeoan-o i' 'I,, -' TO- "a
eight inches TO 'ae place Of 'es'7''. - co-vv, -..-.
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Crrnreions.

E'iSlIING BANkS-SEA AIR.-AO more InviGor-
sur trip down le Boy aud ont on the ~
1u ean o. i 80 the Bnks. Tic az nne colo-o's sea
River q 2. Psctp ~ "a Cfto55e North River 80 end
Pier 30 g. HorA River ~ o'clock Fare 81 cents sehube
Band on board also, DAFT Lines. aud Refreshments
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Ocean coamcr,

OPPOSGloN lI>E ,-.
" ~ .AI.-. .,ut Wa NicARhGUA.c,vv
TIE NOEfi .HFHCaN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- 60 -''- ''' $50 '-iS lISeJ b. C53A
INr.f 49,. SAll8 toulualfct
r SATURDAY. si 80 a. nooa iFea tef NC ~ +'0'- N'si''
q; "''''-'- AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Ter passage fre srgy a. NO IL. e' corner Of aen-
p. n. lAhti (oLllN. h.,l--
ntNAAIA. NEW-ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN
ROYAL NAIL COMPANY.
fsryfNG or SITS aa CONNUNiCAIiJE BETWEEN NV
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA
Tie e l0ye company viii b. commenced nom fania
ys re.ou 3D. 44- june, by te siesuahl4 IA
FAfl. f3N1atd By .ht hafkDJhA on tle l3th Julg.
P.ssau7ers and Eo1tf be- frwrifd iom Ncn-ton 70 Auh
md Austrss BY tie Company lHteiO cl'-i-i
are n progress Tor The conveyance o. ps''euTsr, and
Ac, through es sad res 70 al tie P'cpA
Saris in the Ausirallsisu Cooni-s. .aA
Te curu. ya-t, of she Cempaays ships n conu''n win
ose Ct e F--hc Nal Steamship Company viii be - oHo"e
fr-r Nev-Ycik Juus H.
Trau Psr1His, Jlrc -
IRON N,.E efou. ~. -, July Il.
Auirils O.. 4aey, Jaly o. ,,,
rron Noq.gork % wenipson. 20 days
Fior Psr.-lr lo NrIiu-'. n % days.
10 sydney o. Melbourne tay3 ,eeTion'
From sydney 3l,, Nav o. jane l.
fr1u Wellington, D.. T.. june =
FROM Colon fsp.rwaIl July H.
arriving /. Ava oI.i July -,5,.,r
wei.in.tou to vew-York. g dtyA
V4Ii,nrtIr ID P1nauo, Csys
- INV y ,fe,31rac 3 t7ys o'It.o~a.
~ .evso continued monthly m ul.soa With The foregoing
rls-s % fres end rot on app cation Pacific Nail Steam
al. ON ..lg E j. 81 AtaI-Et, terr-l .,
" tifl.. ~ WEST Ascent. 80. q " vi sul-Et, EewYos
WN. o. f-t lli A mt Panama
NMn
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JropOsale.
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OypIcv or tnNT CLoruigG AND EquPAGg,
so. l9 Lno4DwAY, NE"-l ok sept ~, lo16.b
RAiY SUPPLlES-Sraied proposals W.u be re-
ceved o. o-e until u o'clock THURSDAY The 2lth
instant furnishing by contract Boz such quantities a o. sn
times u may required 100 tuls. OF RED ASH
COAL size at and FOR tie Of this Depot until
Msy T. 1871 49,,
Tropos be accompanied by proper guarantee for tie faith
mi rerflrmancr o. O. courlct
The Uuod state. e right to reject all bids deemed OBJ
Proposal ho1i be nlorsed Proposals Tor furnishing Coal" ahd
IT, fr-. Cen D. H. vIyToN .. O " Gen. Z. 9. Army.
IMPROVEMENT OF BROADWAY PAVEMENT.
TO COHIRA CrOts-Ihe Board 4 Comm.ionrfl consist
Of Thoues S'epheu1 E01c j. rgh, Alfred w ifFeu Guy
III Peon and Wlm g. Black created the act EMIT ed An Act
provide for proving the pavement Il broadway n the ty 20
Battery lolItrcltftee pttsti by
Leg.atae My lg3 hereby invite plans nd .~rncan,
for proposed Froveuen. such plans eud specification
office OF e folfd 80 It1 broadway, unh F
Day tie 5h day Of October CT, O'CLOCK . ~. .
Guy a. FELTON,, PRECEDENT
WuIfar 7. BLAcE Secretary.
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