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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-05-04

ERRORS or NOUTH.-A Gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful IN
discretion, will for the sake of suffering humsnl-
~ send free to all who need IT. the recipe sId d.
rections for making the simple remedy by wblch
be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience C IN do SO by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN
No, i3 Chambers St, New York
Jan. 8. E6-lv
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A LECTURE TO Young MEN.-Just
published in sealed envelope Price six cents
4 lecture on the Nature, Treatment a7td Radical
cure Of SpermatorrhGa or Seminal Weakness In
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lmeEts to Marriage generally. Nervousness. Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physi-
cal Incapucity, resulting from Self-Abuse. &c. By
ROBERT J. CULvERwELL, NJ, D, Author of the
Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful c,nsequences Of SelfAbuss may be
efeotuaiy removed without medicine, and without
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THIs LECTURE WILL PROVE 4 BOON TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
sen under seal, to any address. in plain, seal
ed eDveop, on The receipt Of six cents two post
age stamps, by addr ssing
CHAS. j. c. KLINE Il CO.,
l27 Bowery, y Y, Post Office Box 1885.
Feb Is. 'hR-Iv
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SToRMING THE STRONGHOLDS OF
prejudice and misapprebension, and carrying al
before il CRISTADoRo's HAIR DYE pursues It's marcn
of success Like those of the Union, its coors are
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innumerable hearts. Containing no caustic eio-
ment, it cannot injure the hair or bemish the Skin
Manufactured by j. CRIsrADoRo, No, As'or
House, New York. Sold by Druggists Applied
by ali Hair Dressers. lmar 30 I'm
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.SPECL1L NOTICES,

DIR. TOBIAS NENITTAN LNTlfExT.
Died of Croup-what pretty and interesting
child saw last week But nos alas ii is no
more. Such was the conversation Of two gentle
men riding down town in the trs. Died uf Group
how strange, when Dr.. Tobias Venetian Linimen
Is certain cure If taken in time Now mothers;
we appeal to you 1t is not for the pqitry gain md
6nrlS rieS praying 81 y6iff ieer Uulr5a5s
dangerous disease but use Dr. Tobias' Ve0eu41
Liniment in time, and it is robbed of its terrou
Always keep II IN the house; you may not wauti.
tonight, or tomorrow, no telling when-but arm
ed with this linimen you prepared, let II come
when it viii Price only 30 cents bottle Office
Sc C9ytlandt Street, New York. Sold by III drug.
giSts, March 80, 65-lm.
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GUDICIOUS ADVERTISING, by
0ali business men, is the secret of success hs~
member Stephen Girard.
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GREAT UNION MEETIN
An 0ld-Fashi0ned Democratic
Revival!
President JOhnsOn's VetOes Endorsed:
CLYMER AND THE CONsTETUTIoN.

Speeches By Judge KimmeH, Hon. j.
IcDOlceN Sharpe, Col. j. Phiiip Ro-
man, b. T. Meyers and q. z. Shan
non,
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All notices under this head must be pre.pa;a :,
insure insertion. The following are the rat. ="
Proihonotary, $500; Sheriff $500; Associ,1,
Judge and Commissioner, 81 90; Poor Director md
Auditor 100 Tickets will be pifinted n, =, o6
per thousand, when not less than one tbousand .o
desired 'i0
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 2s, 1856.
COUNTRY BOARD.


| COUNTRY BOARD ON BERGEN nILL-LARGE
house newly e pesg s s
table 10 minutes from Jersey CITY InSire al Is Seventh
street or At the drug store corner Monticello and commun
COUNTRY BOARD ON THE HupsoN--roR GENTLE
rooms and first class board also bathing and
walk from spaytsn DuyV depot to Hudson Park
cars 20 and from SIX times day. Inquire at the depot
CoUNrRY BOARD DwANTED-IMNEDIArELy,F FOR
~ lady, at Yonkers or Morrsania, in farm house where
there are few no bosrders with board sum
Friday y's P West % aTSs% SH
s.reet, or address NJ y. as above
E,IRsT CLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED FOR Two
New Y 81 sa IL my anf n po from Of
health beauty Of scenery and view. Terms Sia Address
EIRsT CLASS COUNTRY BoARD-wJTH LARGE
Rooms newly furnished; fine fishing boating bathing
Johnson Lake Hoasss Wits is Lake. % sullivan county Z
way. lf67
EIRsT CLASS COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT A
Il farm house the New YORK and Erie Railroad, one
inquire Of sai as Davis
FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH LARGE,
chester county convenient depo.; surrounded y
West Twentythird street.
NooD COUNTRY BOARD NAY RE OBTAINED AT
~ Centreyle, near Rverhead h. l. IN farm house, To-
S @ neSah So Sw YORK s % rosd
81 week. For further information, address O. Bena
min. Rverhead Post Office.
GOOD, PLAIN COUNTRY BOARD IS wANTED--BY A
VI lady, farm house, il possible in small family,
with table, milk vegetables, which price
will be paid Address Index station o. location and
price for July and August
HAVING A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE IN ONE OF THE
most desirable locations in Newport, could accommo
date sixteen persons with fine large Rooms and Board
room for coachman stable and carriage house desired
Address Immediately box S3l Post office Newport, r.
NEW RoCHELLE.-A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS. WITH
vegetables and milk Full articulars given application
TO l43 East Ninth street, near Broadway
ONE OR TWO LITTLE GIRLS FROM FOUR TO SEW
where other boarders small children Terms
reasonable. Apply TO Miss L. J. WARD, Madison, N. j.
DERsONS WISHING COUNTRY BOARD IN A PLEA
l. SAINT, healthy locality, two hours from the city may
hnd ~ addressing L. " box A0 Sing Sing For refer
ence call on W. d. Washburn, III Front street.
poOMs AND BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN AT NEW
IN PORTS Hotel, first landing, Staten Island. Boats
from South ferry every hour.
ST. ROMANS wELI.-oN FLUSHING BAY, is NOW
~ open for summer boarders; terms $40 week. In
quro on the premises.
CTATEN ISLAND.-CHEsTNUT GROVE HOUSE,
- Snonson avenue, eight Or ten minutes walk from the
Vanderbilt landing few yet remain for occupancy
at this airy and retired place having large and well shaded
grounds, &c, DC.
NOUTH BERGEN.--TwO OR THREE GENTLEMEN
- obtain pleasant Rooms and Board in a private fam-
". half an hours ride from Jersey City fey the house
water view Call at No. Wescott Pasade avenue
South Bergen References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

HoMES FOR ALL.-SEvERAL PRETTY COTTAGES
IL and handsome Dwellings, with from 81 900
10 $1,000 cach in and Brooklyn; $40 more,
cash; balance by instaiments. BAXTER co. 25 Cham.
bers street. New York; 10 Court street, Brooklyn; G. r.
MILLER, East New York;
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

WANTED TO RENT-FRoM THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
W. or lst of October modern unfurnished House,
good ncighborhood, by small adult family Rent must be
moderate. Address w. b., box 5223 Post ollce.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

BAKERY FOR SALE-WITH HORSE, WAGON AM
ID Route. Inquire at 81 New Bowery Must be Sold
going South.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

rrr.vr IN ro puscu AeE--yr new yORG. BROOK
w iyn, wiliismsbsve. Jersey CIV ~ snsnrc ~. Ssso
,l,,,crs wiz ,ensrs cry Addrsss r. J, ~ WIZ ~ J.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

GOFFEE R0ASTER-PORTABLE LARGE CAPACI
" improved constructions requires but little fuel; suit
able for hotel keepers grocers; cheap
j. w. KISSAM, corner of Fulton and Gold STREETS.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

TrIRST GLASS COUNTRY BOARD-wJTH LARGE
Rooms newly furnished; fine fishing boating bathing
and driving stablng on the premscs the healtest oca
johnson, Lake House White Lake Sullivan county, n Y.
For reference, &C. call T. A. Chapman Esq, l02 Broad
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

ENIRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT A
farm house on the New YORK and Erie Railroad, one
hours ride the cars; location delightful For further
particulars inquire OF Mr.. LOUDEN Davis Rhodes
Co q, 80 and 96 Franklin street.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

DOATS.-l5 SECOND HAND COPPER FASrENEr
ID Ships Boats So per fool also all si2es Of Row
Shell Boats on hand STEPHEN ROBERTS buIldn M
shop. foot of Hath street and Harlem river.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
,HE .sToRM KING HOUSE,
BEAUTIFUL SUMNER RETREAT,
NJ -. 4 A ~

y Y
situated on the slope OF King Mountain, about ten
mnutes drive from the steamboat lnug ani u one or
ifu and cool retreats In the del ghu circle
OF Newburg Bay. IL Offers 70 summer boleIs -hsde ey
ceent sprng water mountain beautiful aud high
Ia nd scenery ood table supplied with vegetables ft
the place. Good stable accommodations APP
pcauts Will pies address Wvckoh Cornwall Landing
Orange csuuy ~ Y. or Il West Twen'y fourth street
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

COUNTRY BOARD ON BERGEN HILL.-LARGE
~ double house. overlooking the bay plenty Of shade and
house newly Furnished; fresh vegetables;
table 40 minutes from Jersey City Inquire at Is Seventh
street. or at the drug store Monticello and Commun
avenue, for Mrs Shaw
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

FARM FOR SALE-ON VERY Low AND LIBERAL
a terms containing go acres. in Bass river township,
Burlington county New Jersey about 100 cleared
and fenced On good farm houses built two years
two large barns, double barn. connected with
and aoO grape vines All ysunS SON. Of which bore fruit
half grated last In the best kinds This 10 fruit
farm and vineyard and be made produce large In
For particulars call address Farm No. n Broad
rom
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

LII WANTING GFARMS-IANDS.-TO ALL WANTING
"A Fnrms'-isrge and thriving ssteYent Of vineiand;
rich soil producing large crops 20 acre tracts S2s per
good society; hundreds settling and making improve
meuts. Apply to CHARLES X. Lands, Postmaster
vineland Lands township, N. j. Letters nswerod Pa
pcrs containing full information will be sent free
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

ENIRST CLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED FOR TWO
or three gentlemen IN private family; hour from
New York by railroad; location in point of
health, beauty of scenery Terms SIS Address
NJ. NJ Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

V4vANTED TO PrRcHAsE-A DWELLING HOUSE.
w with seventh ayenus pr1ce ~, ~
evcapd eli TnsusSs q. a. DYES real estate e's"
Drosdvsv and Yorsv ninth sreet.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

(yOUNTRv RnARD WANrED-Hv A GENTLEMAN,
~ wife child AID frenr the city private family
for h~ snnmcr ,sr. mssi - s~csera,c Address D. A.
D., HerEd cdce.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE Fss
a saleosock, Fixtnres, Furniture. Lease and Is,ns
Central Park. Price Of all sihoo.
TuOS. SCANLAN, 764 Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

WaSTED To PuRcHtSE-A HOUSE AND LOT,
w .h a the modern nts between fifth and
Sixth amt higher than Foffieh street. sye
sbJni twenty feet front hree deep brick or stone
real estate oHic- broadway and Forty ninth street
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

L,OR SAJE-0NE OF THE OLDEST, BEST AMI
i most profitable Weekly Newspaper Establishments ID
the country. VIII he sold low aud accommodating
terms upon application TO PROVOST. HERRING 4 Co,
Zeal Estate ana Insurance Agents No 2S Dock street,
PhiladelphIa
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

WANTED TO RENT.-A SMALL SHOP, TO BE USED
w for a tannery. Address IL. HASDWERk, g. Frank
fort street.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

ENAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH LARGE,
airy Rooms and best country Board at Fordham West
chester n. " convenient to depo surrounded by
three acres Of land References exchanged Apply az 81
West Twenty. third street.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., To LET.

4 SECOND PLOoR-FOuR ROOMS WITH USE q
N kitchen for cooking In private house occupied by th
Fourth place Brooklyn TO let 10 married cou
pie without ancunbrance location very desirable App
70 j. J. BoNNET, Liberty street, New York hent ~
month.
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- The Boston Post says: "a New York mill
honaire. said TO be afflicted with the leprosy.
was cured by the President of the New York
Geoical University, and in his gratitude ten
but l,5CO.
Inc Government OF Spain contemplates
"a ~.u ger It's protection the negro kingdoms
ond =. -, aIIican coast opposite Fernando Pc,
1sIsS PS iS religious liberty in the latter
anu 'ne kingdoms in question.
ne Iegal value of coniugal yirtue has
been hxed by jury in Iowa M e. noo that he
Ing Ine me pam by Mr.. Overpeed 10 Mr. sinh.
erland Tor seducIng the latter's WHO
81 The New Bedford Mereprv 60. oo-o,
Couch Is an applicant for the oftice ~ pns,a
ter OF Boston. VI ostinas-
IL lecturer of spIritualisrn in VIVA, ~,
was mobbed and compelled to return IN, W
mission fee. Sne al =
IGeneral Sherman has announced bir,..,.
permanent resident of St Louis ana his e. ,ei u
lily occupies house IN the suburbs pra.antn,
10 him by few citizens
- English troops are on their way IN Cana
ga, ana portion OF them will be stationed a,
Ouawa 10 protect the Parliament buildings
~ Minister Clay writes from ST. Petershurs
that Tie Russian cattle plague is fearful-cattie
Dying by hundreds. and sheep by thousands
morning Is done 10 avert IL, as the superstitious
villagers think that would be a SIN
~ a nice young man, in Sandusky Ohio
Ibe otber day, obtained an Introduction 10 a
Young lady on the ies and shortly after s,ole
Fer skates. " ch she had permitted him 70 a. :
sist her in taking OFF
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Suicide in Boston.
THE STATEMENT OF THE DECEAsBD-HIs con
EECTION WITH BOOTHS CONSPIRACY

THE STATEMENT OF THE DECEAsBD-HIs CON-
EECTION WITH BOOTHS CONSPIRACY.
From the Boston Herald Jan. H.
case OF self-destructIon occurred at the
South End on Saturday afternoon, which is at
least of a melancholy character. Rich'd Oyens
The suicide, was man of some IS years of age,
who followed the ayOcation of a landscaDe
painter. He arrived in this city on the 18th
nltImO. and represented that ne came from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where he said he had friends
He obtained employment at Bruce's window
shade store, No. 6U6 Washing street, Mt a far
remuneratIve price, showed himself a master
of hIs profession, and gave unusual satisfac-
ton.
At that time he appeared to be in destitute
circumstances, If n scanty garb and an empty
pocket denote restitution. But with the pro-
ceeds Of his labor he improved in spirits and
appearance, and produced a favorable i'm
precision upon his employer and his associates
Within a day or two past, however, he had
manifested the appearance of one being more
or less under the influence of liquor, seemed
rather more depressed than usual, and talked
about killing himself. No one supposed he
would commit such an act. however, and no
particular notice was taken of his remark
On Saturday he requested some money of
his employer. which the latter withheld, fear
ing it would be expended for liquor In the
afternoon Owens went to StarkWeather's GAL
lery 10 have some lkenesses of himself taken
and while sitting manifested so much uneasi-
ness that the artist was compelled to request
him 10 sit quietly in order that correct pic
ture might be taken. Owens replied that il
would be ''all right when poor Dick is gone ,,
Having secured his pictures, Owens returned
10 Mr.. Bruce's store, and having enclosed some
OF them in envelopes, directed them to various
parties. Mr.. Bruce questioned him as TO his
history, and, IN response, he talked quite
strangely, saying he had been on the frontier
during the war, and had served with the gupr
rllla Mosby; that he was also connected with
Booth in the plot to assassInate President Lin
coin, and that he endorsed Booths course
Presently he went up stairs, and shortly after
Mr.. Bruce heard the report of a pistol, and on
hurrylng 10 the spot he found Owens lying dead
upon the floor, and A single barrelled pistol,
with which he had shot him elf in the forehead
lying by his side. The affair occurred about ,
O'clock No one here having any KNOWLEDGE
OF Owens connections or friends his BODY was
gwen in charge of an undertaken, and Will
await fer a reasonable time any claim that NAV
be made upon IL. Temporary insanity was
undoubtedly the immediate cause OF the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-03

FURTHER INTERVENTION CALLED FOR IN
GREECE-ln respect TO Greece the Malta Times
says: We are afraid that the only cure for that
unfortunate country is a strong occupation by
the combined forces of the three great Powers
and in such case no one would be better uuaI-
1hed for the office OF Military Regent than SIR
Henry StOrks- The naval Commander-iu
CHIEF, Sir Robert Smart, is taking on board
stores. so as 10 be ready with his division to
land an armed force, should such measure no
necessary for the preservation of TRANQUILITY
In Greece.-Adltd (Dee. 81 correspondence ofEe
London Times = wv
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EXPRESS COMPANIES. O..
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPORTA
~ TON COMPANY.

OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDIN G, No: Louisiana av. :,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company Is new prepared to doa
GENERAL EMPRESS AND TRANSPORrA-
TIHN BUSINESS
TIE and from New York. Philadelphia, Baltim lre 4,
Washington, Alexandria. Richmend, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Lynchsurg, eharlottes-
Vile, Winchester. Harrisonburgh,
Staunton, Lexington, Salem
and Bristol, in Virginia;
Knox Vile, Tennessee; Weldon, Golasboro', Will
mlngtsn, Nswberu, Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, N O.;
and te and from
All Stations on the o. ange and Alexandria. Vir-
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
nond and Petersburg, Petersburg and We'll
don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic
and North Carolina, Raleigh and
CASTOR, and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
.,Asrapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Company will be extended TO other States, of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges is based upen fair business
princip Piles, yielding q reasonable profit to the Com
pany, without being oppressive to the public Upon
this basis II confidently presents its for
share OF patronage, relying upon ts large ca pita
and the character of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential TO success.
del3l y A. CHAPMAN. Agent.
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THE FENIAN TRoUBLE-The last Fenian
eonspirator tried At Dublin, Mr.. O'Donovan
tRossa,) has been sentenced TO penal seryitude
Tor life. This unusually severe sentence has
caused some surprise, and it is evident the
man pas been thus punished, not so much for
any otense of which he might have baen
guilty, as because he chose TO conduct his
own defense. and, in doing so, was not careful
10 treat his judges and the jury with any great
respect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-03

ABOUT STAMPs.-The company contracting
with the Government for printing stamps both
revenue and postage, has furnished 100000, 900
OF stamps during the year 1865. The largest
numbe ever delivered in one day was S, 923. SOS
During the month of March last, ICrl. 92t G3O
stamps OF all denominations were delivered
valued at S}-2O7, l99. so. To meet a demand so
vast, the presses are sometimes run night and
day, and 10 avoid error in accounts, r daily
balance of the business is struck The stamns
are furnished the Government al II cents per
Thousand
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GOVERNOR EANCE.-We are glad 10 learn
that, through the kind offices of Hon J. Nor
rison Harris of Baltimore, and of Mr. Speaker
Collar, President Johnson has recently en-
larged the parole Of Gov. Vance of North
Carolina, which allows him the liberty OF the
enure State.-RdLeigh Sentinel
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs Fob WASTE PAPER.
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
WASHING TON. Dee. -, 1875.
Proposals are in yi,ed for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER accommodating in this Department, OF the
j. Transcripts of P,stmasters' account Of mails
received and sent post bills, white paper. Estt-
Ii ated quantity, t0.t0o pounds q year
2 NJ xed paper, consisting Of wrappers OF accounts
and other packages together with letter envelopes
of various colors Estimated quantity ,so,oSJ pounds
ayear ,.,, ,,,, a.. .oo.n,a, ,,edsr will Ia
required to deface thoroughly, under the supervis-
ion of agent of this Der artHen,, rs ts render
it impossible to read them. Estimated quantity,
1. Newspapers. Estimated quantity, 6.coe pounds
BIDDERS will slecify price per pound for each
As to the dead letters, the Department must be
satished with the mode of defacing them before &C
cepting bid
General Post once Building, at the cost Of the
cepted bidder and in his own bags as often as may
bags viii be furnished for this purpose.
The Taper Will be weighed at this DE partIen, and
Bids are inrited for one Year, commencing on the
LIST of January next and will be received until Sat-
they should be addressed to the Postmaster Gen.
ersl, and endorsed "Proposals for Waste Paper"
de % eotja6 Acting Postmaster General.
Go'EEShESr SIZE KfY' OF CHOICE WITS
OtFes DEPOT Conmtssary Of Subsistence,
s..,o, pRashtGst0n' ID; G.. DECEMBER ;1, s Is 1855
9Th day of January, 1876, for the sale of about
goo gallons Of Bou bon Whiskey.
7!0 " Rectifed "
$50 I" "Lye
Proposals Tot received for less than i've barrels
of each lot.
The Whiskey will be re gagged before the deliy-
cry and sold by the proof gallon"
Payment in Government funds. about fifty per
cent of which will be required on the aece ptance
of the bid, and the remainder soon the re-
guaging is completed and before the delivery COM
mences.
No bid received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts
Bidders are requested to be present at the open
ing of their bids.
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
Wharves, in Washington, d. c., free OF expense to
the purchaser
The usual reservation Of the Government In re-
gard to bids will be observed.
G.. BELL,
de 30 eo4t Major and c. s. II Il A