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The Proposed Re-absorption of west
virginia.


The Proposed Re-absorpIIon of West
virginia.
We cut from the Richmond Wig the
following resolutions, which have just
passed the House OF Delegates of yir-
ginia. They have yet to pass the SEN
ate. having originated in the House.
They are OF special interest to the peo-
pie Of this State: SOD
Wi. Resolpcd, By the General Assem-
bfv or Yirginid, That the people OF, yir-
rinia deeply lament the dismember-
mcnt of the 'Old State, and are sincere
ly DESTROYS 20 establish and perpetuate
the reunion of the States of Virginia
aud West Virginia; and that they do
confidently appeal 10 their brethren oil
West Virginia to concur with them in
the adoption of suitable measures ofco-
operation in the restoration of the an
eient Commonwealth of Virginia with
all her people, and mp to her former
boundaries.
az, That three commissioners. resi-
dent citizens of this State, shall be np-
pointed by the joint vote of the two
Houses of the General Assembly, to
proceed forthwith to the seat OF Govern
inent OF West Virginia, for the purpose
of communicating To the Governor and
General Assembly of that State a copy
oftho foregoing resolution and report
Of the committee accompanying the
same, with authority to treat on the
subject of the restoration OF the State OF
virginia to It's ancient Jurisdiction and
Boundaries; provided that the result OF
such negotiation,s IL favorable to such
restoration ON any terms, shall be sub
iect TO tho approval or disapproval OF
the Legislatures or conventions OF the
respective States, as may be hereafter
mutually agreed upon.
~. The commissioners appointed nm
der the foregoing resolution, are also
empowered and directed to treat with
the authorities of West Virginia, upon
the subjects OF n proper adjustment of
the public debt of the State OF Virginia
dueor Incurred previous TO the dismem-
berment of the State; and of a fair divi-
sion OF the public property, subject,
however, to heapprovnl or disapproVal
of this General Assembly.
az. The said commissioners arc here
by authorized to treat on either or both
Iof the subjects mentioned In the two
preceeiinC resolutions as circumstances
may demand, with instructions to sus-
mend or torbenr any action on tho sub
tect OF adjusting the debt of the State,
or n division of the public properly, II
inth6ir opinion the probable restoration
OF the State OF Virginia to its ancient
boundaries, may render an eIort NJ
ton OF said commissioners TO he subject
TO the approval or disapproval of this
General Assembly"
We regard it doubtful whether these
resolutions Will pass the Senate of Yir-
ginia in season for the commissioners
appointed under them TO visit this city
before the adjournment of the Legisla-
ture. should they, however, visit our
capitol before tho adjournment, they
will be pretty apt 10 go back and report
that the adjustment of the public
debt OF Virginia had best go ON.
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"Facts and Figures.,'


=. =. { That 50! 600 persons die annually
~ ID . r"St In the u. s. ofConsumptlon.
=. =, :. ( That Is 900 persons die annually
~ y '"asr ace from hereditary Consumption.
q. tl THAT o, 900 persons die annually
1t is Fact9 from coughs ending in ConsumP-
"a ltion. a .s..s
:. ,,,.. (That single cough often ter1ni-
II Is SracI mates in Consumption.
:. -. r.. THAT Bronchitis often terminates
II u Fac1 in Consumption.
r. "a Fact That Consumption can DO cur
THAT recent and protracted
II Is FACT coughs can be cured.
1t is a Fact That Bronchitis can be cured.
That Piso's Cure has cured and
II Is Fhct will cure these diseases.
( That Piso's Cure is warranted or
II - " tto" no pay.
EDMUND BOOKING, Wholesale Agent Tor
West Virginia and Eastern ONO. ieDa
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H'r S'N GAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
ju24 Wheeling, w. Va.
CoLGATEzs HONEY SOAP.

COLGATE-S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
yersal demand, is made nom the Choicest ma
terials. Is MILD and EMOLLIENT In It's ma
ture. FRAGRANTIiY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd&w
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th. by Rev. q.
Cyrus SedWIclI, Mr.. LEROY G. SEDwICK, Gate
Lieut.. 10th o. ". ~ and Miss SADIE MAY
COCK, all OF MartinsVille, Ohio. -
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
s'1ea Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
OINTMENT

-. VIII cure the Itch IN 10 nUuEs'
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains,
and NIL Eruptions of the Skin. Price 80 cents.
For sale by all Druggists.
BY sending go cents to WEEKS q POTTER,
sole AGENTS, 40 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, ID will be forwarded by mail, free OF
postage, to any part Of the United states. .tl
Wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
sepl96ms
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DIED,

DIED,
At minneapolis, Mimi, on the 10th instant,
CHARLES W. WOOD, aged "a years.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invit-
ed to attend the funeral from the residence of
his father, in MartinsviIle, o., on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock
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w.. b.
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
-,=a Coco Cream for the Hair. Hi'
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
Nomore rancid Pomades!l "
II you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow l.ls.rc
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid of Dandruff, gs3
s q Use the Coco Cream.
i-z Use the Coco Cream. ~
Use the Coco Cream. s-..-
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle. ~ .-i-'t -
Y"5 80 EAUGHLINs q BUsHFIELD
tu24 ~ Wheeling, VIVA.
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! List of Letters.

nFMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
IL once at Wheeling, State of West Viz
gIniR on the 10Th day OF February, 1853.
To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
must call for ddreTtiSei letters give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they Will
be sent TO the Dead Letter Office. III
Office hours on Sunday from to lOH a. IN.
TAnTINest .JesrT
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TmperishabIe Teeth.

IyAN TIE TEETH BE RENDERED III
L ! perfshable? Internationally they can:
Sozodont, used daily, will render the enamel
proof against decay, harden the
Tums and expeI from the whole dental np-
paratus every offensive and pernicious ele-
Inent' febl9-4tevod
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BY Mr.. Darnel-To amend sections
1876 and 166, of the law concerning JUS
tices and ConstabIes.
By Mr.. Camden-To require addition-
al authorization of deeds executed out
of this State for lands within it.
BY Mr.. Dolly-Supplemental to the
act establ ishing the county of Grant.
By Mr.. Cunningham-FOr the reltetl
of Home Guards.
onmotion OF Mr.. Fleming, adjourned5
Meeting OF the Soldiers and Sailors
League.
A MEETING of the Soldiers and Sail
orsi League was held ut the Court House
on Saturday evening, the 18th inst, as
per announcement. In the absence of
the President Capt. j. Carlin presided.
@. J. Rawling was appointed Secretary.
The Address of the National Union
Leage of Washington was read. The
constitution, bye-laws and rules OF
order OF the National League, Wash
ington, were read; several amendments
were made, and alterations to suit the
locality, after which, and remarks
made by General Kelley, and some
explanations by Gen. Capehart regard
ing the Importance of the Union OF
Leagues, and the cohesion of the indi-
viduals comprising them, they were
adopted unanimously.
After considerable discussion regard
ing the election of officers Immediately,
IL was finally, on motion, determined to
instruct the Committee ON Organization
to prepare the constitution for signature
of all who desire to become members of
the League; to be ready for signature on
the evening of the first Saturday in
March, 3d.
Colonel A, Wilkinson was appointed
by the meeting, delegate to the Clarks-
burg Convention, to be held on the I'D
inst, with Capt. J. ]. Glover as alter
Adjourned to meet the evening of the
Sd proximo. Id
j. CARLIN, President pro tenn.
g. ]. RAwLING, Secretary.
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a1elp adrertisemfnts..
OFFICE WRIT OIL CoMPAEY,
Dissolution.

| as Rrovvn q Gardiner, carrying on business
af No.li59 Main street; was dissolved on the
ID iay or January, A. ID. 1866, at which time
iIIe entire stock OF Goods were disposed OF.
For naTticuIars In referencet to business affairs
Of tie firm inquire on the premises:
: '--9 FI-sllf j. IA. BROWN,
Gab1a-lw NJ. NJ. GARDINER.
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Co-Partnership.

r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
l me in the Photographing business Geo. w.
Lose, under the firm name OF Brown q Lose.
febl9-2W s JNO. BROWN. &
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For. Sale.

nHATs VALUABLE HRoPERTY STU
: afa on Market street, Centre Wheeling,
uISon which Is erected q large and commo-
dfous brick dwelling house and necessary. out
houses This Is lot number ll8, lately occupt-
ocrnpied by Capt. Andrew Wilson lFor
terms OF sale apply to A. y. EnLISON,
fare w. w. Hanley Il Co, Nos. CO, n, and %
Walnut srteet, Cincinnati, O, or GEO. K
WHEAT, 50 Main street. Wheeling, West
Virginia. 80 5a feb&lm
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cIx YOUNG MULES FOR SALE. APP
5eBiz-ss ANCHOR BREWERY.
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For sale By am pruggists.

sylvan Orient Company, Boston, sole i'm.
porteFs and manufacterS.
Wholesale Agents-Jo hnston, Holloway
Cowden, Philadelphia, b. L. Eahnestock q Co
PiltshnEgh. y - - : !. =. febll-lm J
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7isa geo
febl l44F7Ian 9FisD aeqg puif.nIIg
l77s Notice. 8allgn y
GARDEN SEEDS

FRESH AND GENUINE ARTICLE
"a for sale by the box, pound OF p9per, by
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Semper Idem Muslins Merrimack
.l-sf go 81 Dr;n4, 4 s7t77.

TN ORDER TO WORK OFF MY OTHER
goods, will receive q lot of sempeF Idem
Reached Mnslins and Merrimack Prints this
day, which I Will sell for less than theregular
rate ssb, FOR cash. RHopEs
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FIELD! AND FLOWER SEEDS.
n ASSORTMENT OF, FIELDss AND
n Flower Seeds for sale by 80 =
feb8-ddW " ssll ~ tGORRELL e coz
The national Republican., 1866-10-16
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UEITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE

WAsHlSGJON AukustW, 1876
On the petition Of John 4. MUflt Of Chelsea Massa
ohuses formerly OF Piqua Ohio, praying for the
tension OF patent granted 10 hin the 3Oh day Of
November, 1852, for an Improvement In Ora separa
tors and ressued the l7h day Of May $50 In three
divisions, and numbered respectively 7lb, 76
and III this petition being for the exclusion Of the re-
Issue numbered 7l6 for years from the pira
ton Of ssid patent which takes place the sOth day
Of November, 1858,
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the l2ih day Of November
next st ~ o'clock, and all parsOns are notified to
appear and show eagse, " any they have, why sad
petition ought not to be graaisd.
Persons opposing the extension required to hlo
In the Patent once their obi eeons specially set forth
In writing at least oeay days before the day OF hear
ing all testimony hlsd by either party to be used at
the said hearing, must be taken aud transmitted in ac-
cordance with the rules Of the oes which will be fur.
nishsd on application.
DePostOns and other papers, relied upon as tssti.
mony must be died in the Office t0enty before the
day " hearing the arguments II any within ten days
after cling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published In the RH.
PUBLICAN and the InteRf0encsr, Washington, d. @.
and In the Journal Boston, Massaehuset once week
for three successive weeks the hrst ofsaid publications
b s least sixty days previous to the day q hearng
T, @. THKAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents
s.-Bditors Of the shove papers will please copy,
md send th:ir bills to the Patent once with paper
sos,a'Ripg this notice sb'iswsw
The national Republican., 1866-10-16
A N N o u NO Il M Il N r
LINCOLN AND THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY,
We propose to publish, early 10 tbe Fall OF 1865,
TIE HISTORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY,
.Br Hon. ISAAC N, ABsoLD,
tLate Aember Of Congress from Illinois.)

M Arnold was friend and associate Of Mr. LinooI
the bar, member Of Congress during his entire
minisraion, and from his arrival u ths Capital to the
day OF his assAssinAsn was upon terms Of confidential
friendship with him.
Pho work was commenced nearly = year before the
death Of ". Lincoln and with his approval Thr au
thor has aimed to gtya full history Of the life and ad
minisrAon Of Mr. Lineolp and the overthrow Of sla.
slavery from 1857 to ths repeal Of the Missouri ConPry
very down 70 1880, spd giriog the origin rise and
Of Mr. Lineoln the bsrdshiPs Of his early years his
sduoaton, his career In the illinois Lsgslaturs At the
bar, the circuit In Congress- on the stump the Lin
colin and Douglas debate, and his election to the Presi
dency.
Then follows history Of his administration and Of
the various steps, executive, legislative and militar
which resulted In the overthrow OF slavery and the
slAyehoders rebsllion and the passage by Congress-
aud the adoption by the States Of the
amendment abolishiIg and prohibiting slavery forever
sketches Of the great debates In Congss o prominent
senators and Members, and Of the leading men In the
Cabinet And At the head Of the armies, with general
narration Of the important military movements, will be
The Aim OF the author has bssn to give truthful his
toJy o. tbs great drama Of the rebellion, with Lincoln
me leading character, and 10 describe him he
Mon yooih nntu ne became The smAncipAtor Of race
country.
II. .o,t yIi ;. I.ts. octave o no. les. than 900
P's"' and will b sold n ;SShs::'iPtISn' az: S
N<w pna u WsshiAgssa street, Chicago
The national Republican., 1866-10-16

GRAND MUSTER or THE TEMPERANCE ARMY.
-Yesterday afternoon, the various temperance or.
eanizations of this city and Georgetown turned out
with music and banners In n grand procession, and
after passing through Pennsylvania avenue grand
mass meeting was held In the Capitol grounds,
where several addresses were delivered by the ad.
socates of the cause.
The various organizations assembled at the halls
Mt | o'clock, and marched to Lafayette Square,
who're they were formed in the following order;
Marine Band.
Ros. A. Fish, chief marshal, with Nsssrs. John
b Wheeler, G L.Vanes, W. II. II. Kidwell, W. NJ.
Bryant, c. G Callan. and s. L. Fauncs as aids.
Officers Of the meeting as follows: W. F. Crutch.
ley, q. W. P. of the Grand Division. Sons Of TEN.
perance, PRESIDENT +. NJ, Bradley of No l, D. p.
Holloway No 2, Geo. W. Mahsr No. 8, WV. Ash.
down No. 8, r. b. Marohe No. IL, r. J. X. Brown
No. u, Gen o. o. Howard No 2l, J. T. G. Clark
No. 22, Hon.W. II. Craig No. 2S, Hon. T. Thea.
ker No. "a, Sons of TEMPERANCE. l.. E. Ross, Lodge
4 Dudley No 8, j. H. Mitchell, No, 8, Good Tenn
piars; J =. lIullingshead, Washington Temperance
Society DR.. s. A. H. McKim Of Eagle Tent, Geo.
Savage of Excelsior, c. O. Wait Of Virginia Tent,
ID. McCathran Of Eagle, Junior Rechabitssj G. l..
Patten, Temple of Honor, J. l.. Kidwell, Of the
Metropolitan Temperance Union, vice presidents;
Rev. Dr, Gillette, chapaini Rev W. GonzaiVes. of
Soldiers Union League, and L. W, Roaoh of Min.
nehahs Lodge, Good Templars. secretaries.
Grand Division S. Oft numbering about 30 Of
Howard Division S. Of T., George b. Scott, mar.
shal, with about 70 members
Hope Division, marshaisd by B. F. Murray,
numbering about 80 members, headed by 4 flag
Excelsior, with about the sSine number of mem
bers. with flag. j. NJ. soper, marshal
Good Samaritan, bearing in the line their fne
flags. fancy piece OF evergreen work, and urn
iuscribed, "Come, join. well do you good" and
"Cold water is the beverage of health" as also a
hne white silk banner. This division numbered
about 10 members marshsled by Mr.. D Peck
Catholic Total Abstinence Society. with banner
with motto inscribed. ave practice what we
preach" " beadsd by President J, D. Clark; mar.
shnlsd by Geo, Savage About rs men in line.
This society numbers over FIVE hundred members.
E'puta's Band
Equal Division, M. 3, Arthur Shepherd, mar.
shal, and W. II. Harrison, assistant marshal with
about i50 members. J. S. Hollingshead 10 Worthy
Patriarch, and Il, J Klopfsr, W. A. They carried
fine banner and Gag.
Washington City Temperance Society, with flag
b. Brooke, marshal, with about fifty members,
wearing neat badges. This Ia the association
formed but a few months since, which has done
much good In the northern section Of the city.
Western Star Division. s. of T., numbering
about eighty with fine flag at their head, headed
by Messrs. Oakley and Kennedy, J. 7. @. Clark,
and other old residents Of the First ward.
Potomao and Fountain Division Of Sons, Of
9eorgstown, and the Cadets Of Georgetown.
Ainnshahs, Morning Star, snd soldiers Upiou
The national Republican., 1866-10-16

OuR NATIONAL SPoRrs-THE CONTEST BE-
rwEss TEE NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUE OF VASE.
IsaroN AND TIE KsrsroNE or PHILADELPHIA To-
DAY.-Agrssably to announcement, the Keystone
Base Ball Club Of Philadslphia arrived In town
yesterday morning, at 6:l5 o. m, and were re-
oeived By dsputation from the National Club at
the Baltimore and Ohio depot, who escorted them
through different public buildings and otherwise
entertained them. In the afternoon the party ad-
journed to the grounds Of the National, whore a
game was progressing between the second mines Of
She Nationals and Potomscs, which was decided by
q score Of So TO % In favor Of the Nationals.
The game between the National and Keystone
Clubs to-day will be one Of unusual interest, both
being Arst class clubs, and each having snvis.
bic honors In our national game. The Keystone,
although ranked among the hrst clubs Of the Uni
ted States will find the Nationals with the scisn-
tic Williams pitcher; the rsdoubtable and agile
Bsrthrong as catcher. assisted by their ooadjutors
worthy Of their best efforts.
The following 10 . list Of the players given, with
their respective positions and the order With which
they 20 TO the hat:
Keystons-Dick, 2 b.; Cofs, p; Cuthbert, O.
Smith. 3d.; Mulholland, 1 b.; Weaver, T. f.; Shaw,
l. fj Brown, o. T.; Woods, SIS
National-Parker, . b;; Fox, b.; Bsrthrong,
O.; Smith, g. g.; Williams, p.; studlsy, l. T.;
Hodges, l b.; McLssn, Q. f.; Jones, r. f.
Every arrangement for the accommodation Of
spectators has been made by the members Of the
National, and ladies desirous Of witnessing the
game may rest assured Of getting good seats on the
occasion. The game will commence precisely at 2
p. m. Tickets to be obtained at the east and west
gates.
The game between the second mines Of the Ma.
tionals and Potomscs yesterday resulted In Q vic.
tory for the former by . SCORE Of 33 TO 20.
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acls-fm Wits
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
~ SUBSISTENCE STORES
CHOICE TEAS, CLOSING OUT sALgJ ROCK SALT.
&c, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
5. J. soPER 4 CO., AucrroSEr.s.

suBsrsrEScs orPicR, U SAL
No. l0j WssT LOMBARD STREET
,u, BALrisoRE, Mo, October 10, 1864
- VIII be sold at public auction, at Warehouse No 4
Lombard street) at 10 clock m. on THURSDAY Oe =.
t0hor ls 1866, shout three thousand three hundred
oo pounds choice Teas Of brands and In 4.
foIlows
Lot A-2i half chests, (sbout as7 pound.l \ br.na
ooLoNG, cargo mark :" st. Paul.
ooL0NG, cargo mark New hof ~
Lot ca half chests, Gbout rs pound.1 brand
OoLONG, cargo mark " white Eagle
Lot D-2 haf chests. 0bout rs pouna.A brand
OOLoNG, cargo mark N. D. Palmer
Lot FL half chest. tsbout 81 pouuds1 brand
ooLoN6, cargo mark Lsvantsr."
Lot F-3 half chests, (sbout i4l poundsl brand TAR.
MAsALOw, cargo mark" Hogua +"
lot G-l half cheat, labout 81 pounds brand PoU.
CHoNG, cargo mark Hotspur :"
Lot H, half chests (sbout 2Js pounds brand ENG.
LisH BREAKFAST, ssIyo ma :" Mandsrin.
Lot IL half chest, (.bout Il pounds,) brand GUN.
POWDER, cargo mark 80 Grafe lenb berg "
Lot k-l half chest, about So pounds) brand YOUNG
HisoS. cargo mark :. II Pslaer.' -
Al the same time will be sold about seven tbou...d
u, 0oO) pounds RoCK SALT, az barrel.)
CoFFHE SACKS "
The stores sold because no longer needed for ,..u.
by the Government
samples Of each Of the above mentioned yastis, Of
Te.s can be examined At this once at any time The
packages are in perfect order The Teas will be re-.
weighed Immediately before delivery.
bseh brand viii be sold separstely-ons hall. chest
with the privilege OF auy number will be offered,
Terms: Cash, In Govern meut funds
-Four days allowed to remove purchases.
THOMAS WILSON
Brevet Lieut. Col and O S,Ush
oeii,u Brevet Brig Gen. Vols.
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BrREAr ~ oRDSASGg NAVY DsPARrxySr
wAIiSdroS Cirr, sept D., Isss.
There will be sold at public auction 10 tbs h,~h..,
bidders, at noon on THURSDAY, the sishteepth fs,h,
day Of ostober lsss, the Office OF the Inspector Of
urdnAncs, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York.
about twenty hundred barrels q sOo) Of pavdsr
COMPOSED Of cannon and mortar powders,
suit purchasers " y"
Terms: Cash, in Governmspt funds; one half to b.
deposited on the conclusion Of the sasand the repaiu
ger whin tea days Afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the
they will revert to the Government.
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages where the powder Is not In barrels.
.o., II. A. WISE
'o@o'u Chief Of Bureau.