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OFCHARLESTON, s. C.


W. that this Institution has been re-opened under
QS very favorable auspices and al greatly redu-
ccd Of Tuition, the terms OF which only FORTY
DOLLARS Per Annum, payable quarterly. Students from
the Interior obtain board unreasonable in respect
able private families residing in the city.
ADMISSION.
Candidates for admission into the Freshman Glass
be able 10 translate into English the whole CRsars Com
menaries Virgil CiceroS Select OratiOns and Salust.-
They also possess accurate and minute knowledge
OF the Latin Grammar and Prosody.
In Greek, they will be expected to possess thorough
knowledge of Vapy's Greek Grammar, Anthons edition,
and be able translate and parse with readiness any po
ton of Jacobs Greek Reade the first two books OF Keno
phons Anabasis and the first book of Homcr's Iliad.
In Mathematics their knowledge will be expected to In
cudc Arithmetic ncluding Fractions, Vulgar and Decma
Extraction Of Square and Cube Roots, YOungS Algebra
through simple Equations and first three books of Legen
dre's Geometry.
Geography, both Ancient and Modern, will be the subject
OF rigid examination.
N. B-Studens will be admitted partial course, upon
special application.
FACULTY.
N. r. MIDDLETON, LII. D., President,
Professor of Logic Political Economy and the Evidence
of Christianity, and Horny Professor Of Moral and Po
litical Philosophy.
REV. JAMES w. MILES. A. NJ,
Professor of the Latin and Greek Languages and Lera
turc, and of Roman aud Greek Antiquities
LEWIS II. GIBBES, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Astronomy, Physics and Chemistry.
JOHN McCRADY, A. NJ,
Professor Of Mathematics.
F. A PORCHER, A. NJ,
Professor Of History, Ancient and Modern; Rhetoric,
Bellies Lettres, English Composition and Elocution
F. S. HOLMES, A. NJ,
Professor of Geology, Palaontoogy and Zoology, and
Curator of the Museum.
LEWIS R. GIBBES, NJ. D.,
- Secretary of Faculty.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

YORK DISTRICT.
OFFICE COURT COMMON PLEAS AND GENERAL SESSIONS.
T J. F. WALLACE, Clerk of said
IL Court in pursuance of the directions of the Act of
the Legislature in such made and provided do hereby
give public notice that AN ELECTION FOR SHERIFF
of York District, will be held TUESDAY, the 18TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER next, at the usual places of cleo
tion throughout the said District.
WITNESS my hand at York Court House, this, the llth
day of October, A. D., 1866. J. F. WALLACE,
G. c. &. p. & G.. s..
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Robert d. Mcknight and Wife,
Mary Ann, Applicants,
w. E. J. Hafner, her-at-law of
Ephraim Hafner, deceased
DY virtue of an Order from John A.
- Brown Ordinary of York District, will offer at pub
lie sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER next the tract of land described in
the summons in this case, bounded by lands Of A. Hane,
Hugh Galloway, s. Blair and others, containing
16O ACRES,
less Sold to make partition among the heirs aaw
of Ephraim Hafner, deceased.
TERMS SALE-A credit Of twelve months, with inter-
from day of SALE Purchaser give bond with good
security and mortgage of the premises 10 the Ordinary, If
deemed necessary Bond be paid maturity in coin or
Its equivalent in currency Cost to be paid in coin on day
of SALE
(s6) JAMES MASON, sgd.
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u T. NyCUCk' J
IN obedience to the Decree made in
Il this cause, will expose to public sale at YORK
COURT HOUSE on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEM-
BER next house and lot described in the peadngs in
tfs case, adoning lots Of John H. Adams and b. F. Briggs,
formerly known as the Thomas Davies lot, but
ped by E. JONES' Said lot is situate Main Street front
ing thereon feet and running back in depth THREE
HUNDRED FEET, and containing THREE-FOURTHS
of an acre, more less On il there is neat and cOm0
dous DWELLING HOUSE, with the usual outhouses, all
in fine condition. and Is of the best business stands In
the Town Of YOrkville
TERMS OF SALE-Cas In Coin and the purchaser failing
comply with the of sale, said House and Lot will
be esOld on the following sale day his or her risk
(Ss65 WALTER B. METTS, C. E. D.
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Ordinary's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
T. T. Gwnn, next friend ofThomas
H. Patrick and Jos. A Patrick,
Applicants,
John D. Patrick ct al heirs at-law
of sam' T. B. Patrick, deceased.
DY virtue of an order from John A.
- Brown, Ordinary of York District, will offer at pub
lie sale at York Court House, the FIRST MONDAY In
NOVEMBER next, the TRACT OF LAND described In
the Summons in this case lying the head waters OF
Turkey Creek, and bounded BY lands Of b. r. Wheeler
Alexander Stewart, Leroy H. Ferguson and others, and
containing
142 ACRES,
less sold to make partition among the hers-aaw
of Samuel T. B. Patrick, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit oftwelve months, with int.
rest from day ae the purchaser giving bond with good
security and mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary
If deemed necessary Bond at maturity TO be paid In
coin its equivalent in currency Cost TO be paid In specie
on day OF salc ~
(S6.50) JAMES MASON, s. Y. D.
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OrdinarV's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
D. Wilson Spray and wife, Mary
E., Applicants,
Louisa A. Story, ct al. heirs-at-law
Of Jane Story, deceased. }
DY virtue of an Order from John A..
- Brown Ordinary of York District will offer a pub
lie sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER next, the land described in the
in this lying the waters of Taylor Creek,
bounded by lands Of Thomas Spencer Mrs. NJ Roddy and
c. 5. Cline, containing
40 ACRES,
more less. Sold make partition among the heirs-at
law Of Jane Story, deceased.
TERMS SALE-A credit Of twelve months, with inter
from day of SALE Purchaser TO give bond with good
cury, and mortgage of the premises 10 the Ordinary, If
deemed necessary. Bond and interest," at maturity, 10 be
paid In Coin Its equivalent in Currency Cost to be paid
in Coin on day of sale.
(S6.25) JAMES MASON, 8. = D.
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Ordinary's Sale.
OrdinarY'S Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
Lodusky P. Bgham, Applicant,
w. F. Thomas ct al, helrs-ataw
of Martha P. Thomas, deceased.
DY virtue of an order from John A.
- Brown, Ordinary of York District will offer at pub
lie sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER next the tract Of land described In
the summons in this case lying the waters of Turkey
Creek bounded by lands of R. Glen, Alexander Lockat
and Others containing
II ACRES,
more or less Sold to make partition among the hers-a
law of Martha P. Bigham, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of twelve months with inter-
est from day of SALE Purchaser give bond with good
curty with mortgage of the premises if deemed necessa
~ the Ordinary Bond maturity, to be paid in Coin,
or Its equivalent In Currency Cost to be paid in Coin on
day of SALE
(S5.5O) JAMES MASON, 8. =. D.
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On BAGS PRIME COFFEE
~ For sale by J. w. AVERY co.
October IL 25
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NOTICE.-APPLICATION WILL
~ be made to the Legislature Of South Carolina, its
next session, for RENEWAL AND AMENDMENT of the
CHARTER of the Yorkvlc Fire Engine Company.
August 20, 1856 % 3m
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.

PY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera
ID Facias 10 Inc directed will be sold between the legal
hours of Sherif's Sale ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
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BBLS. STEWARTSC SUGAR.
~ 10 Barrels Stewards A SUGAR 10 Barrels Brown
SUGAR. For sale by j. w. AVERY co.
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e YORKV WILLIE BN @ UI IR i R.

NEW GOODS-JUST RECEIVED
| ~ and selling at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Call soon n you want get Of the Bargains that are
going off daily. We must and will SELL BARGAINS.
FLOYD, DOBSON co.
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CLOTHING ON CONSIGNMENT.

TUST received beautiful lot of CLO-
e THING from otthe largest CLOTHING HOUSES
IN NEW YORK, which we will sell at New York COST
PRICES. HONESTLY s. ASHER.
October II 25
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NEW GOODS.

He aters himself that house in this place supass
him In VARIETY, QUALITY, STYLE and CHEAP
NESS. All are invited, particularly the Ladies' call and
just received a lot of NEW BONNETS and HATS.
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Brevet Major Gen., and Chief Quartermaster,
6111 Depot of " ashngton, ID. G.

NATIONAL MILIT AIRY ASYLUM
IN The Managers of the National Asylum Tor DIS
charged volunteer soldiers, authorized by Act OF
Congress, approved March 81, 1866 ask proposals
for sites Asylums by donation or sale. The pre-
mises NUT be situate of the loyal States,
tain at least 200 acres OF land and be IN healthy
location and of by railroad otherwise.
Ii is the purpose OF the to erect, without
delay, extensive and permanent buildings for said
Asylums, and lts establishment will be largely ad-
vantageous any section railroad IN the vicinity
Of Its locanon.
Plans specifications, and estimates for Asylum
buildings including detached cottages, also asked
tor the approval OF the Board. Liberal compensa-
ton will be gwen for the successful plan.
Proposa plans, Specifications, and estimates-the
first named in writing, containing plot and de-
scnption OF grounds and terms and conditions of
uahsler-must Oe sent 10 Msjor- General B. Il. BUT
LEIi, Lowell, Mass, or before the 20th day of
June, 1866 BENZ +. BUlLER,
President Board OF Managers
LEWIS 3. CIUNCKEL, Secretary.
Papers entItled TO publsh the laws OF the United
States are respectfully requested to publish this
three (S weeks prior TO the 20th of June, 1866 and
send their BILL with copy of notice, as above dl.
fecIed. II lSt
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Colonel William Winston seaton.

Colonel w. W. Seaton, for a long term of years
known in the firm OF Gales q Seaton, as one of
the editors and publishers OF the National Intel
Iigencer, OF Washington, died in Washington on
the 10th OF cancer. He was about eighty-one
years OF age and had been afflicted with the dis
ease to which he succumbed for few months
only. Colonel Seaton was born in King Will
liam county, Va. in June, 1885, from a father
who belonged lineally to the Scotch Seatons COM
memorated by Scott, and who was exled to
Virginia in 1890. His mother was a cousin
OF Patrick Henry. He was himself educated by
the Earl of Finlater In 1903 he was an as
sistant editor OF q Richmond paper, and an
earnest politician. He was connected with
Journals in Halifax and Raleigh. North Caro-
lima. While attached to the Raleigh Regis
ter he married a daughter of Colonel Gales,
and in 1912 founded the National [ateitigencer at
Washington, with his brother-in-law. In 1860
Mr.. Seaton took the entire charge of this i'm
portant publication, and retained 1t until late
day. Mr. Seaton was chosen Mayor of Washing
ton from l840 to 1862, without interruption.
The reputation which Colonel Seaton leaves be-
hind him, like that OF MIR. Gales, is highly flat
tering. He was more solid than brilliant man,
and had an excellent judgment. He possessed
a very large acquaintance among the leading
men of all parties, and was personally respected
by all. He was a gentleman of the old school,
and his position in municipal and local affairs
will cause his demise to be seriously ielt over the
whole country.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa June Is, 1866.
AUCTION! AUCTION!
Will be sold, at the UnIted States Commissary
Warehouse, near corner OF SIXTEEN II ana CALL
LOWHL Streets commencing at 10 O'Clock A
NJ june 21, 1866, the following COmmissary Pro-
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Hon. James Humphrey.

Hon. James Humphrey, NJ. @. from Brooklyn,
N. Y, died in the latter city on Friday night
he represented the Third Congressional District
OF New York, and recently returned from Wash
ington on private business. He has been sick
for some time, though not seriously or danger
ously unWell. He was taken sick while going
from New York to Washington, and was COM
PEELED TO stop at Wilmington. He left there
1or home, where ne was attended by many
friends, and his illness was not considered dan.
gerous. He grew weaker gradually until his
death. Mr.. Humphrey was born IN Fairfield,
Connecticut, in 1911, and was the son of Rev,
Herman Humphrey, President of Amherst Col
lege before President Hitchcock. In 1889 he
was citizen OF Brooklyn and member of the
bar. He was an Alderman in 1883. In 1858
ne ran Tor CONGRESS-, and was elected by plu-
rality over his Democratic competitor. He was
defeated by Mr.. Odell in 1862. In 1864 he was
elected again. and was considered an admirable
and hard working representative. He was a
member of Rev. DR.. Storr's Church-Church of
the Pilgrims-in Brooklyn.
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SUCH AS
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Group, Bronchitis, and all
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Loss Of Ap-
petite. Nervous Debility, with
great Lasstude OF the Mus
cular system,
The success OF this medicine in the cure of disease
has wthstoOd many critical tests in this country and
elsewhere ITS salutaTy eifec disease are widely
disseminated and require effort TO parry The preJu-
diees o. the skeptic.
DIR. HYLToN:-I take teIs oppor unity to INFORM you
that der you the greatest doctor on diseaS OF
II lungs in the county. had splitting of blood,
with large Jumps OF green matter; violent pain In my
breast and shoulders, sranng cough; aud several OF
the most eminent phYscians gave me up hopeless
OF consumption tried all the remedies OF the
day and gained relief but grew worse; when f1lend
advised me TO thy your Renovaor satisfying me tnat
regular graduate of the University OF Penn
sylvanla and seltsty led doctor used but nine
bottles OF your Renov aor and to the surprise or my
ri ends. well man, and able 10 attend daily
10 my business. .-..
ANY one needing further particulars of my case
~ -''NICHOLAS BILGER,
mo 235 Races treet "
DIR. Hylton is a regu ar graduate OF the
University Peunsy lvania. tHis diDOma
can be at his Office.) Examines Lungs
without charge. once, 70 221 ortn SIXTH -
Street. "a thsm2m ---susS
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DENTISTRY.

THOUSANDS OF TEETH EXTRACTED
- without pan,-Patent applied for. My new Ia
Vrr11p vention, Double Reversible Self ADJUSTING
ety Waived inhaler Tor administering Nitrous oxide
and extracting teeth without pain The only mo 1e
that the Gas De properly and safely administered
u Gm DE- Q. u MUNNs. No. 13l SPRUCE street.
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PROPOSALS.
A ssIsrANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE


PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1865.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until II O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, June 23 1866
for furnishing this department with Forage tor a
period OF three months, commencing, July 1. and
ending the Both day OF September, 1866, inclusive,
CORN, OATS, HAY, AND STRAW,
For the use of animals In the public service ETC.,
at this post or district or any other locality within
this command, that may be directed. All grain TO
be OF the best quality. Oats, 81 pounds to the
bushel; Corn, So pounds TO the bushel; Hay of the
pest quaity Iimothy; straw, to be Rye, best
quality az subject to DO inspected aud approved
Proposals will state price per one hundred pounds
for Hay and Straw aud per bushel for Corn and
Oats, delivered at places of consumption in such
quantities, and at such times may be ordered 1.-THE
price to be stated both IN words and igures)
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended to the
guarantee, and certified to as being good and sui-
Gent security foifve thousand (S5000 dollars by the
United States District Judge, Attorney or Collector,
or other public offcerJ
The riqht is reserved to reject any bid deemed uu-
reasonable and no BID from detaulting contractor
will be received
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms,
in duplicate (which will be furnished on application
at this office and conform TO the terms OF this ad-
vertisement. copy OF which must accompany each
proposal. Envelopes to be endorsed, Proposals for
Forage"
Bids will be opened on SATURDAY, June %.
1866, ~ o'clock NJ and bidders requested TO be
present
BreY. Brig. Gen. GEORGE II CROsMAN,
Assistant Q, M. General U. S. Army.
GEORGE X. OhME
6lS5t Captain and Assis ant Q. NJ.
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Joe jefferson is coming to this country in
August and Will play here in September. A
letter from the comedian to Mr.. John T. Ford,
of Baltimore, states that "his constant eXertons,
effect upon his health, and it is by the impera.
tive order OF his physician that he seeks rest
and recupeTation in sea voyage" For the past
ten months, Jefferson has been acting at the
lAdelphi Theatre, with such success as has been
achieved before by no American comic actor.
He not only gained an immense popularity, but
has also won the unqualified appreciation OF
every English critic.
Nearly all the sailors now in the port OF
London continue on strike tor advance of wages
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
THE UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
OF Syracuse, New York, insures against
DEATH FROM EVERY CAUSE,

Whether ACCIDENT, CHOLERA, or DISEASE Of any
kind, with weekly compensation for DISABILITY from
ACCIDENT,
COMBINED POLICIES FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
ACCIDENT POLICIES FROM ONE MONTH 10 TEN
YEARS
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION hEoUIRED FOR
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
This is the only Company authorized to issue CON-
BIN ED LIFE and ACCIDENr POLICIES
In view OF the PROBABILITY OF the visitation of
CT OLERA this summer, this opportunity OF insuring
against brief period at economical rates. should
command the attention OF every one; while the combl-
nation of ACCIDENT rsR offered with 1t enables lbose
residing in the City, or transactng business here and
TeturnnR TO the country daily, to guard against
DISEASE OR CASUALTY.
Permits issued for travel to Europe, etc. Active
Solicitors wanted.
VIM, A, STEPHENS. General Agent.
| 6lllm Ne. SOL CBEsNUT Street, Philadelphia
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CUSTOM HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, COL.
- LECTORS OFFICE. JUNE 4. 1866
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
the 2Sth OF June, the supply of raons the
petty officers and seGmen of the United states Revenue
cutters tins station for the term OF one year from
the lsL day OF July next.
be approved by the captain and the different articles
Comprising the raons be delivered on board the
Sc in good and sufficient casks and vessels to be pro-
vded by the and the contents thereof dis
tiuctly marked on each
1t is 10 be understood that the contractor viii be
bound to furnish, upon reasonable notice, often
ay be REQUIRED by the captain of the vessel with the
appro baton of the collector mot exceeding,
arerag c, day each week., such fresh meat and
fresh Vegetables may be equivalent to the
ponding parts of the on allowed in the service
Specifications W III he furnished at this office.
L 4m4t WILLIAM b, THOMAS, Collector.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

e=eezsngE3 SCHoMA CKER PIANO FORTE
n SYSS MANUFACTURING C0MPANY'S NEW
81 ORE, No. llO3 CHEsNUT street We respectfully
call the attention friends and the public generally
OF our removal TO our new and handsome Wsrarooms
GIRARD ROW, No. ll03 CHESNUr street, where we
nave constantly ON handa large stock OF our superior
and highly finished square aDd Grand PIANOS:
our nsirnments have been awarded the hfghest pre-
mums at all the principal exhibitions ever held In this
try. with numerous testimonials rom the irst-
class artists in America and Europe
hey are now the leading Pianos, anu are soi &c
parts OF tie world -
greatly reduced rates shou tail TO give Call
Pianos TO rent 1uning and moving promptly at
Il nded TO. SCuOMAGkEK ~ Co.
23 I'm No ll03 CHESNUT Street
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WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY.
No. 925 North THIRD Street,

No 225 North THIRD Street
IL anything was wanted to prove the absolute purity
OF this Whisky. the following certificates should do it
There is alcoholc slnulant known commanding sucb
ectnmenOation /, ON such high soulces:-
PHILADELPHIA, September 3, 1893
We have Carefully tested the sample of CHESNU1
GROVE WHISKY which you send us, aud find that Il
contains NONE OF POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
FUsIL hch is the Characteristic and injurious in
gredient Of the whiskies in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT dE CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK. September3 1853
have aDalyZed n sample OF CHESNUT GROI
HlSKY received from 6r Charles wharton, Jr. OF
Ihiladelphia and having carefully tested it, / am
peGsed to state that 1t is entirely FREE FROM PoIsoNoU
DELETRD1oUS substances. 1t is unusually pur
ana fne-favOred quality of whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemls
BOSTON, March I, 1858
/ have made a chemical analysis of commercial sam
pies OF CHFSNUT GROVE WHISKY, which prOvestS
be Tree from the heavy Fusi 0ls and perfect
unadul, Grated he fine favor of this whisky is derive
nom the grain used in manufacturing it,
Respectfully. A. A. HAYES. NJ, d
state Assayer, No. Is Boylston street
For sale by barrel demonn bottle at No. 226 North
THIRD Street Philadelphia. AZ
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER,
CHEF QUARTERMA AsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, !
WASHINGTON, d. O., May 81, 1866
The offers received under the advertisement OF Nav
being considered less than the real value OF the
material, were not accepted. and Sealed Proposals
are AGAIN invited until THURSDAY, June 81, 1866,
at Il o'clock NJ, tor the purchase of S43 COO feet of
Government Lumber, of the following sizes and
descriptions, VIZ.
lS0OO feet 1g-inch Oak.
100 Geo feet Pinch Oak.
100000 feet 25Inch Oak.
129, COO feet 3.nch Oak.
10000 feet 3t-incn Oak.
20 Geo Ieet 4inch Oak.
10000 feet 5nch Oak.
10 900 feet Pinch Hickory.
600 ieet S-inch Hickory.
900 feet 4lnch Hickory.
$4,000 feet 1b-inch Ash.
$4,000 feet 2-luch ASH.
$4,000 feet 3inch Ash.
$4,000 feet 4.inch Ash.
$4,000 feet 5-Incn Ash.
$500 feet 3-inch Pine.
34,S0O feet B-inch Pine,
81 000 feet 1-nch Pine.
26,OOO leet B-fnch Poplar.
1900 feet lunch Poplar.
The attention OF wagon and carriage-makers is
called to this ale, the above very superior lot
OF wellseasOned Lumber, suitable for manufacturing
BrIgadler General q. H. TOMPKINS, Quartermaster
IN charge at Lincoln Depot about one mile east of
the Capitol.
Bids will be received for the purchase of ten thou
sand feet and upwards. The undersigned reserves
me right t. reject all the bids should they be
sldered too low.
Payment lin Government funds) will be required
upon notification OF acceutance OF bid and prior
10 the delivery of the Lumber, which must be re-.
moved within fifteen days after the proposal is
eepted.
Proposals should be signed bv the bidders full
name, and give hls post-ofhce address, plainly in.
dorsed, proposals Tor the Purchase OF Lumber
d. H. RUCKER,
Breyet Major-Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
g N shi innfnn