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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-15

IIoMcIDE At BROWNSVILLE, PA-Browns-
vile was thrown into an Intense fever of eX-
element by a shooting aifray which occurred
there on the evening OF the Fourth. The
circumstances OF the affair, as near as SIC could
learn, are about ms follows; 1t seems that a
notorious character named Jos J,fries resil
ing near COnnelsyillc, came into the town to
spend the holiday. After roaming around
during the day, about six O'Clock IN the
evening he stopped Mt the Bar House and
asked for whisky The proprietor of the house
Mr. EphrOim Barr pCrcciving that the mn hac
been drinking freely, refused to accedc to his
request, which only made him the more bois-
ferrous, and hG began to use very abusive I'm
guage, endepyoring evidently to raise a quar-
rel. Mr.. Barr, after cXpo3tulating with him
for some time, drew q revolver and fired upon
him, the bail entering the left side below the
ribs, passing through the body and falling out
on u" llpor Immediately after being shot
Jctfrics started 10 run, and had pr. ccedcd
about square when he dropped down
through weakness from loss Of blood. He
was carried into the Hubbard House, and DR..
Duncan called in, but from the first no hopvs
were entertained for his recovery, and he cX
pircd yesrcrdly morning at seyen O'Clock
lie was about thirty five ycays OF age and
IliI!C'l' Dplh' u'llt sIlICS Ht va Nil5 '5ON 10
mate on one of the packets plying between
Pittsburgh and Brownsville, an while in that
posii n WIS charged with killing Il negro
deck hand, but Il tril of the case resulted in
his acluittal. At the time Of death he was
employed by the liltsburg and Conrcllsyille
Railroad as brakeman.
Mr. Barr, who dill the shooting, gave him
self up Immediately afterwards aud was re-
leased on bail He is married mfn about
fifty years OF age, and has sustained the rcpu-
toliln Of peaceful and Awaiting citizen
The atfiir crea'ed quite commolion in the
town, but rs a general thing pub ic opinion is
in iavoroi Barr --FisIUy Ga-ete Of the Sh
inst.
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TI,eae'auntsburs 8tpaolitah.

NOTICE To ArroRSEYs.-Attorneys VIII be
held responsible for Paper Books, ADVERTISING
and Job Work, ordered ~ men moi p,, ~,
demand. L-
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GRAIN AND FLoUR.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

The circular Of Bowen. Potter & Ebbs of July
H.. reports the market prices as follows
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Western Virginia
Prime Saxony, full blood 5Da5ic; three-quarter
45ai7c; common 42ai4c. ub-washed-Extra
secured 5la5Sc; fair 50a5lc; ordinary 47aj9r.
Pulled wools-Wcstcrn sMerino i0ai2c; No. /
l0a Pc
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IA GOVERNMENT GRANT of tho right Of
way, and all necessary timber and other mate-
rials found along the line OF its operations.
ia GOVERNMENT GRANT OF l2,OOO acre
of land to the mile, taken In alternate sections
on each side of its road This is an absolute do
nation, and Will be source of largsreyeAue In
the future. ..rtr.
III.-A GOVERNMENT iGRANT OF United
States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from
$4,000 to $4,000 per mile, according to theldif1-
cultics to be surmountcd ON the various sections
to be built. The Government takes a second
mortgage as security, and 1t is expected that not
only the interest but the principal amount may
he paid in services rendered by the Company In
| transporting troops, mails, sc. The interest IL
now more than paid in this way besides secur-
ing great saving in time and money to tho
IVA GOVERNMENT GRANT OF the right
to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to-
| aid inbuilding the road, to the same amount as
the L. S.Bonds, Issued for the same purpose, and
no MORE THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS tho Trus.
tees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to deliv-
| er the Bonds to the Company only as tho road
| Is completed, and after 1t has been examined by
| United states Commissioners and pronounced
to he IN all respects n frst-class Railroad, laid
with heavy Trail and completely Supplied
with depots, stations, turnouts, car-shops, loco
motives, cars, sc,
V.-kCAPFTALsToCK SUBSCRIPTION from
Observation-Disclosures, ofwhich OVER EIGIrr MILLION
DOLLARS have been paid In upon the work nj.
ready done, and which will be increased Us the
wants of the Company require.
VI-NEr CASH EARNINGS on It's Way Bus.
incss, that already amount to MORE THAN THE
INTEREST on the First Mortgage Bonds. These
earnings are no indication of the vast through
traffic that must follow the opening OF the line
TO the Pacific, but they certainly prove the
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WASrEp.-A good reliable man TO sell
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in
Greene Co. Pa, wagon furnished by the COM
pany. No capital required. Address imme-
diately, Wm. Sumner & Co., Lock Box 5GS
Pittsburgh Pa
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AT HoMr. -"Mai." ]. B, Lindsey, doing
business in Washington, ID, c., and Mr..
"Joe" Phelan, with A. T. Stewart, of New
York, are at present visiting friends and smut
fing the pure air in Greene county.
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GALES from Araby the Blest, freighted with
the breath of oriental spice flowers, are not so
entrancing as the perfume of Pnalons ''Flor
de Mayo" the new perfume for the handker-
chief Sold by all druggists. I q ID.
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Laris, German and French arc taught at
the Normal School, at EGinb0ro. Glasses be-
gin their studies in the Fall Physiology and
Hygiene are taught by an experienced Ply
sician 500.
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Jusr OrrSEb.-A new and complete stock of
Boots and Shoes, at NJ. c. & II. Bell's
cheap store, Sayers' corner, lWaynesburg
Among their stock viii be found all the Spring
Styles, direct from the manufacturers, selected
by NJ. G. Bell expressly for this market,
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NJ o I lC L!

NJ OTlCEl
The Commissioners of Greene county will re-
ceive sealed proposals up to the First Monday
of August next, for the building Of a Double
King Post Bridge across FISH creek near New
FreepOrt in Springhill township, said bridge to
he 10 feet wide, II feet high in the clear and the
span ~ feet between the abutmcntS abutments
to be commenced ON the rock IL found within
four feet 1.-THE bed of the creek; If no rock in
that depth, to be set on timber to be eight feet
thick at the base, feet thick at the top and to
he raised feet above low water mark. The
upper wing walls on both sides of the creek to
be - feet long, the lower ones on both sides -
feet long all to he commenced feet under
ground, The contract to be let to the lowest
AID best tbidder.
ELIAS SCOTT, !
j. NJ. MORRIS, Com.
ISAAC j. HUPP.
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WAsmSGros CoUNTY FAIR.-The Washing
ton County Agricultural Socie'y will hold
their next Annual Exhibition on Wednesday
& Thursday Sept. 23l and 9th. lSGS.-Re-
1nrfe.
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Winter is dreary,
Green leaves hang, but the brown must n.y.
When he is shaken,
Lone and fOrsalen
What can an old man do but dyc?'
Why, take Plantation Bitters to be sure,
and with them new lease of life. The old
are made young again, the middle-aged re-
joice, and the young become doubly brilliant
by using this splendid Tonic. Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Liver complaint, Headache, Pains
in the side, ''Crick in the Back, and all SYM
toms of stomachic Deangement yield at once
to the health-gving influence of Plantation
Bitters. They add strength to the system and
buoyancy to the mind
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ELIAS SCOTT, !
j. NJ. MORRIS, Com.
ISAAC j. HUPP.

Letters of administration having been granted
decd. late OF Whitley township, Greene county
noticeis hereby given to all persons indebted
TO said estate t. make immediate ISyment and
those having claims against the same to present
Them properly authenticated for settlement.
ELIZABETH NORRIS,
July lj-Gt Administrative.
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CRowDED. Much that should have gone in
p'ust 90 over until next issue owing to our
crowd of matter this week
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SUNDAY School Books, all kinds, for sale at
Publishers prices at Days Book Store.
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The trade of Fordyce s Son a. Jefferson, is
gradually increasing and the reason is their
Customers are always sure OF getting good
goods and have no trouble to buy them at a
fair price t,r-.if r5a r.a
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
GROCERIES.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

Daring the past week the general markets,
with the exception of few staple articles of ag-
riculture, have continued quite dull and ifeless
and until the fall trade commences, duh times
NAV be counted upon with toeroble certainty
We quote as follows, which are the wholesale
prices:
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OSE Of the best selected stock of Dress
Goods in the county will be found at For
dycc's New Store.
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ISIrI,L Paper put upin neat boxes of one
quire each with envelopes to match at Days
Book Store. ...
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RESUMED. are running regularly the
repairs being finish I'd at Dam No. 2.
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YouSG persons going from home to school
will find a good school at Edinboro.
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ALIENS, Barrett's and Halls Hair Restora
tiyes sold at G. W. Roberts Drug Store.
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CnIcKEN POWDERS, Chicken Powders, fol-
sale at Bradcns Drug Store.
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q A l. E .

ESAl qsa III. .zaa
Notice is hereby given that the following
property will be sold in WaYnesburg, on the
18th day OF July for the payment Of fees due the
government store Keeper at the distlllery OF
laws schedule NJ property distrained:
| one Bay Mare, one Gray Horse, one Sorrel
Mare.
1 July lj-2t 4. I. MYERS, Dept Col.
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THREE thousand pound of pure White Lead
for sale at G. W. Roberts, Drug Store.
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. MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
to Cologne and at half the pride.
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A LARGE assortment of Moving Scythes
just received at T. Bradcn's Hardware Store.
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STEWARDS Champion Salve wholesale and
retail by d, w, Braden, agent for Greene Co
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PURE Linseed Oil sold at G. w. Roberts
Drug Store
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PoUrTERERs friend or chicken Powders for
sale at G. W. Roberts Drug Store
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FAuSEsrocKs Pure White Lead, for sale a
Bradtn'a CrDg Store.
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ToBlcCo Antidotc destroys all taste for to
baCco for sale at G. w. Roberts Drug Store
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A NEW supply of Wall Paper Just received
at Lewis Days Book Store
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MARYLAND Snow White Lime sold at G. W.
Roberts Drug Store.
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Misttllai,eoua
eA0 MILES

Are now finished and in operation.K Sixty miles
of the track have been laid this spring and tho
work along the whole line between the Atlantic
and Pacific States is being pushed forward more
rapidly than ever before. More than twenty
thousand men are employed, and II Is not ims,
possible that the entire track. from Omaha to
Sacramento, will be finished in 1859 instead o
1870. The means provided are ample, and ALI
that energy, mon and money can do to secure
the completion of this
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IMPORTANT TO CANvASSERS AND
| MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
SOMETHING FOR THEHOU
MARSHAILS LINE ENGRAVING OF
GENERAL GRANT.

This splendid Line Engraving is the result of
two years labor on the part OF the artist, MIR.
WM. f. MARSHALL, who stands at the head OF
his irOfession in the United States. 1t Is pro-
nounced perfect likeness of General Grant in
his best expression, by the members of his fam
lily and those who have been personally ac-
quainted with him for many years. As "a work
of art it is immcasurably superior to all others.
Mrs. Grant says: ~ am delighted with your
splendid engraving of my husband. AS like
ness do not think it could be better" Sena;
tor Sumner pronounces IL III rare and finished
work, exccent as u likeness" Mr.. Bryant
says: ut is really n noble specimen of the art
of engraving and appears to me to give the
any engraving which have seem" Gen How
ard considers "the likeness striking and the
picture liie-lille." Mr. huntington, the emf
ncnt artist says: 1T has large massive style,
and great force and richness. The best thing
about it is the truth with which you have rem
dercd the indomitable spirit OF the man.
Agents wanted in every township. Address,
TICKNOR& FIELDS AGENCY,
Us Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
July lj-
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ALL of DR.. Snrgents medicines for sllc q
Braden's Drug Store.
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GESTLEMFSs patent quarter Oxford ties, a
NJ Z. " II. Bells, very cheap for cash
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Hay forks cf all descriptions just received al
7. Bradcn's Hardware Store.
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MAGSoLN WATER for sale at Bradcn's Drug
Store.
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WEArrING Paper NIL sizes at Lewis Days
Book Store
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CTARTLING INTELLIGENCE /!
FRANK McGURGAN,

One Of our most active and obligng merchants.
recently returned from the east, bringing
with him splendid assortment of
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themselves called upon to settle before the st
Of Aug. prox After that date all outstand-
ing debts will be put into proper hands tor
collection and collected If possible. VI
A. MILDRED & Co.
GALES from Araby the Blest, freighted with
the breath of oriental spice flowers, are not so
as the perfume of Pnalon's Flor
de Mayo" the new perfume for the handker- |
chief. Sold by all druggists. ll tieg
NorIcE TO Stock DEALERs.-For rent-lour |
hundred and sixty acres of good grazing or |
farming lands in Centre township, Greene co. /,
Pa The above will be rented in one or two |
tracts. for one, two, three or five years Call
soon. JAMES ISGHRAM
Waynesburg, Pa.
OxE of the best selected stock of Dress
Goods in the county will be found at For
dyce's New Store.
ISITI,L Paper put upin neat boxes of one
quire each with envelopes to match at Days
Book Store. ...
THREE thousand pound of pure White Lead
for sale at G. W. Roberts, Drug Store.
SUNDAY School Books, all kinds, for sale at
Publishers prices at Days Book Store.
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ALLrN's Barrett's and Halls Hair Restora-
tiyes sold at G.. w. Roberts Drug Store.
--
CmcKES PowDERs, Chicken Powders, for
sale at Bradcn's Drug Store
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just received at 4. Bradcn's Hardware Store
-
retail bv ID. w Brn'len agent for Greene Co,
'.'- -
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sold at Bradtn's Drug store
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Bradsna Crng Store.
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NEW SUMMER GOODS !

The VERY NEATEsT and LATEST STYLES, Of every
iariety at REAsONABLE RATES, embracing all
kinds OF
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
at the earliest possible day, wll!b done.

The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
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WON'T BE UNpERsoLD IN wAYNEsBURG

ROOM IN ALLISON'S BUILDING, OPPOSITE
THE COURT HOUSE.
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.

July l5-3t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-03

An immense assemblage of the citizens
New Orleans, both ladies and gentlemen,
a convened at Mechanics Institute on
Years hight, to listen to an address
Mr.. John N. LangstoH, one of the most
elligent, eloquent, and effective speakers
s J have heard in this city. We noticed
tsIt a number Of the leading members OF
10 Z constitutional convention were present
q hong the audience.
The meeting was called to order by
.ptain James H. Ingraham, and Captain
B. S. Pinchback chosen president, with
ong list of vice-presidents. The Presi-
lent stated the object of the meeting to be
v. listen to an address of Mr.. LangstOn,
aom he introduced to the people. The
orator spoke for about two hours, dur
jig Is, ieh be gave some excellent advice
u b. color friends.
I'D rc ght urge all men to follow his
precepts. tie exhorted them to practice
industry, economy, and sobriety as the
means of Securing independence and social
and political distinction. He was listened
to with great attention throughout, and fire.
quenHy interrupted by manifestations Of
hearty approval
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-03
steam pillow will be worth more to the
South than twenty millions of slaves.
RIGHT VERanH POLICY

An hour in the convention yesterday
suggested few reflections under this head.
Captain Pinchback said truly that the
words American citizen" carried every
public right with them. All institutions
known as public, for the convenience Of the
public, designed expressly for the general
public welfare, can not under the constitu-
ton Of the United States, as it now stands
amended, recognize distinctions Of race or
color, This general principle can not, we
think, be successfully controverted, and we
hope will be maintained at all hazards. 1t
is riqht, and therefore it is polite. But
while general principle may be right, and
its incorporation into the fundamental law
of the state should be insisted upon, it does
not follow that definition Of the practical
application of that principle in all its de-
tails is either wise or polite. 1t is
the art of the statesman to so frame
laws as to undermine prejudices
gradually, and without injury to
other interests equally as important to
protect Statesmen conceive and lay out the
broad groundwork; politicians manipulate
and execute the minute detlils. Secure
and fast anchor general principles in the
constitution and leave to time their full
development and growth in the practical
politics of the day. Captain Pinchback
turned many of the points made
by Mr.. Cooley yesterday with much skill,
and as a natural debater proved himself
fully his equal if not his superior, We
hope the convention will refrain from q
minute detail of rights and confne itself
to automatic statements which shall be the
foundation for all future judicial and legis-
lative action in this state.
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a canadian Golden EnRIe.

Mr.. G. H. Danforth, who took trip 70
New England last summer for the benefit
of his health, has just returned 10 New Or
leans, looking quite robust. He says his
health is fully restored. Mr.. Danforth had
the good fortune while in New Hampshire
to secure the ferocious eagle that attacked
and tried to carry off little boy belonging
TO Mrs. Kingsbury, Of Mason, in that state.
We published short account of this affair
q short time after it occurred. The boy was
playing in the yard, nesF the house, when
the eagle swOOped down and attempted to
carry him off. His cries soon brought his
mother to his assistance. She attacked the
assailant with brosmstick, but the kingly
bird, unlike most married men, did not
seem to entertain wholesome fear for that
household instrument. At any rate, he show
cd SIGHT, and was with difficulty kept
at bay by the woman until man, who was
out hunting in the vicinity, approached and
disabled the eagle by shooting him in one
Of the wings. The wing is still broken,
hut may grow together again. He is a
very large bird, and belongs to the species
kpOwn as the Canadian golden eagle. He
appears TO be in splendid condition. His
plumage is smooth, feet clean, soft, and of
q bright yellow color. His head is small,
aad month large, with a hole in the
middle his tongue, near the palate, large
enough to let a young chicken down whole.
This bird would make splendid addition
to some museum or collection Of curiosi-
ties. The people out West seemed to an
preciate his value, as he was repeatedly
stelen Of different railway stations Atst.
Louis his captors succeeded in hu-r
hin Of to Vincennes, Indiana, before they
could be stopped by means of'dispatehes. and
the bird taken from them. We have mot
learned what disposition Mr.. Danforth aas
decided to make q his prize, but think it
probable that he could be prevailed upoa
to part with Il if enough were offered.
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oFRIes oHrzY QuAarEnAT4s1
Fiffh NtlItarV DisiTic

UTRIeE CHEZ QuAkrEHaIlsT1
Fifth Military DisHicl
cFALrD rIsi1ro ,SSlns ARE S INVITES l
- will be received % thus etiioe until v n. SAT
DAY, the 18th Of Januafysa 1883, for sli
jFE the oaarteFnastar' .DspArtneat a. ny,
fans, Loulsiana. for one year, at the disorpl
tAa Chief Qnarserm&steF, win the following n
III AK BdoKs, Imperial super Royal
IqsHi Grown Gap, esch half bound. fall n
hesd, and not printed, per qnire; Blank
o. + hsVELoPs. . Bpd lsineh, white. ped
letter Envelopes, white. per 1000.
BLACK INK, AFnold's. and Maynard q n
- piPts, per dozen; do, quarts. per dozen.
OORHtN9 INK. pints aud quarts, per dozen.
OAkMtNE lnA. DAyid's aud Perrin's
NULL NGl, small bottles per dozen.
BL9fllNel PAPER, heavy, per Qairo.
OAR PAYER; ruled per tssnl.
FOLIO 2 lbl PAPER, ruled, per reAla.
A,lgIsnER "a PER. ruled, par ream.
NOTE PAPL.k ruled, per ream.
LEAD E&NCILS lFRber's), per gross.
Rkh H0l, QasRs per gross,
STEEL Pr >, tGillutt aad assorted brandt
grossi Qnills, tCohen'sl, per i00i Quill
oFkICE TAPEs per gross; Sealing Wax, per
AnbRsr sAndS assorted. per sEess; Ietteyl
tng bqokt, thann's), each; Rubber u
The stAtioasry VII 81 subject to careful
ticn. and mnas q Of the bsst quality, and
from time 70 sims BY the Depot Quartsrfnasts
Sampled Of tina quality Of the articles req uiT
BE- seen A. this otice from A. IA. 70 5 P. NJ. dnl
Each bidder VIII Pc required 70 sahnit san
saea and every AstlGle proposed e hs furnis
Ths ability d ehs blddsr 70 fuldll bis ayr;
must b proved % the sAtiafaction Of this
~ United ststssBsssry he right TO rsis
l5.-o,,rSoi. ,,,,,.s u. 4 l,..s i F,, q