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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-28

THE New YORK Times QenieS very
emphalically that its editor, Mr.. Henry
]. Ray mond. and Mr.. .sThurlow Weed
are negotiating for the National IntelIi-
oeneer with a view Of making Il Grants
organ. The Times says the whole state
ment is not only "wholIy' false, but
absurd and Fidiculous." .e.,-., .' n,
TnR Baltimore Gazette has a .'bIt. Of
genuine news" from It's Washlngton
correspondent, which, we are told,
"clears away many foolish conjec.
lures" .-...srl.f a.,fl'f 5si 80 a
"WnIle Schofield was canYassing the
Senate to ascertain II he codld be con.
hrmsd II nominated ns Secretary Of
War. a Radical Senator. called upon
General Grant for his advice. The Gem
eral frankly stated that he IDGS utterly
oPpdSeditO placing. military officers IN
efUil positions 1Viito TeLd ming their com.
miSsiOIS; but, under peculiar cir
cuuistances, he thought the rule might
be departed from. This fact was very
recently stated as proof L6GL The cpuitLet.
ted gentry arc 10 DO excluded at least
from the cutfHet. u ss5 ,41-4-E
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RENENBER- George Alfred Town
sends lecture at Washington Hall next
Tuesday evening. '1z.=--='s.s='s-zss-z
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HoMhpeeitne b lProdueed.

Pure blood makes us veil, bad blood
makes US sick. vapors from poorly dlgekted
food in the blood are condensed upon The
various organs. and serve to make them
grow or repair their waste. Organs made
with n greater or lesser, proportion OF such
materials cannot be sound. II the bad con-
tItLon of blood continues but for a few days
or weeks tho body viii ;he-out of sorts; and II
It continues, the whole .ofithe body will in
time be renewed with Imperfect blood, and
the health bad 1t Is in a, decllne-popularly
called consumption.
Now Brandreth's Pills penetrate the whole
massof blood, causing the expulsion Of i'm
Purities. thebody feeIsrelleyed nom single
dose-what then may be expected from
twenty2 by continuing their use the whole
OF the blood In time becomes purified, and
the body reconstructed from good materIal,
The decline stopped, and a new leass OF life
secured; Principal once, Brandreth House,
Rev York, Sold by an druggists. p ''a'i'
novlS.lmd&W -
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'tChIIdren's Lives saved for 90 cents.,,
Thousands of Children die annually OF
cropp. Now Mothers, II you wouid spend
80 cents, and always have a bottle Of pr.
Tobias Venetian Liniment In The house,
you never need fear losing your little one
when attacked with this complaint. It Is
now Il years since rhaye put up my LIni-
ment, and never heard OF a child dying of
Group when my Liniment was used; but
hpndreds of cures have been reported TO me,
and many, state II It were SO per bottle they
would not b withoutit. Resides which, il
Is aesEtain otre for Cuts, Barns. Headache,
Toothache. Gore Throat, swenings. Mnmps,
Collie, Dlarrhea, DyssnteTy, Spasms, Old
Sores, and Pains-in the Limbs, Back, and
Chest No one once tries IT who is ever
without It, Is. warranted psrfeetiy Eais 10
take Internally. Full Questions with every
bottle. Sold by The Druggists and Store
keePes In the United States Depo 10 Park
Place. HsiI. II ,en3aA inoyIslmd&W
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sA.aplie. q sonllIe.IEI5n6i 6l,nIzallop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-28
.. SOMETHING new. III 7....
s. S.. 8 SOMETHING new. +. I
.sS SOMETHING NEW. .e.5
ARGOSY CLOTH ( COLLARS jCl!i Al
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARG0SY CLOTH 4 LARS.

These Collars are sold everywhere at the
same price as, paper goods, and Will wear
three LINES as long. EuH. gEtfs1a 5fH. &
The trade supplied in wheeling by AU6us-
TUs PoLnAC1t. Manufactured by 8. w. b.
Warn; New York. o. .s9it g novI4.Imt
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FuLL PARTICULARS.

liz MunDER or I.IvEs PoLLAAp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-28

A cOrrespondent sends 10 the PhIIa.
dolphin Buttett,i an account of the ex-
hibition Ofbarbarlsm in Delaware on
snturday.last. We quoie:f lsg..,ls
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lsTERDINa SILVER WARE

FIHE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
0THE GoRHAM MANUFAeFURINGCo Co,
OF PROYIDENCE,R H. j., having the largest
mRnufactory Of Solid silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most atiIled labor, ale
enabled TO offer an unequalied variety Of
new and beautiful designs In Dinner ser.
vices. Tea Services, and every artlclespeciaI-
ly adapted for Holiday and BRIDAL GIFTS.
They offer slso their well-known and an
riyalled Nickel Silver EIectro-Plated Ware,
in which they have introduced new pat
Iernso of rare elegance. The Solid Silver h
guaranteed to beof sterling purity by u! g.
Mint assay The Electro-Plats is guaran-
ted TO be superior to the nnest shehield
ware, orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be oblaiped from re-
sPonsi6le dealers everywhere. ID 81 rsg..t
s slffsss %.i5 Gstdj - " 4. HR f.
10, g, g :, 80 = j.s' ~. E Fisis
ny GoRHAM MANuFACTURING CO., b
rfi -. salesroom No. Maiden Lane, y. Y.
- lnoV3.d&W41Sm vii1E-A.uk C7cli ind
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THE wHIPPING-PosT AND
-'i'.i q PILLoRY. ~ ..' 'i.tt

49, - $50 - a =
now CRIMINALS ARE PUNISHED.
SCENTS ~ NEW. CASTLE ON SAFUR.
Hi-lH=fif DAY. u irrH3 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-28

Assts January Ist, Isss. l. ass 800
AmOuntIn Insured In 1907. O.O87,SO5
Polleies Issued In y1s67y-....... n 4.O02
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no RE 81 oE Travel, except In the
PoLICnnS IEoONTEsTrBLE after Three An.
nuRl Payments, except in cases Of fraud.
Three Yearly Cash Payments have been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-28

ROBERT l., CASE, President ..f..
THEO. R WETMORE, ylce-P President,
1SAAC II. ALLEN, secretary. ~ -7-s,
WM. f. WARIHG, Asst. Secretary.
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%. z51t ~ POPULAR OPINION. vi o ~
In Delaware Is, 1 find, strongly In favor
OF this mode OF punishment. There
seems TO be an idea here that the man
who commits the smallest crime places
himself Instantly beyond the reach of
sympathy, considerati0nsof humanity,
ana the demands ofsimple justice, Hels
anlontlaw and avagabond, upon whom
siniess society may wreak its most ter
tlois vengeance even to the extent of
mutnatingr his body, and utterly min.
ing his moral nature. Faiieo a5gais L.,
delaware never rise again. Law Gins
their wings aud stamps nnoT tLas,S
With Its heel, and society shakes off The
aust OF Its feet upon them and cnrsaS
them IN thelr degradation. The Satss
OF mercy are shut upon them, hopsiess-
ly and forever, and they walk abroaii
with the story, or shame blazoned nS191,
them, as the women did who wore the
Scarlet Letter, In the old Puritan times
In New England. that all the yVorId
may know IL. They know that thaSr
punishment has been fierca and terri.
bic, and out of all proporfInTS 10 fheir
offence, and realizing this, ltRel, rigbtlv
feel that they have been dealt with nm
Justly and fniquitonsly, ana thew onrse
their oppEessors and hate them and an
mankind with a bitter, uurelentinq
n M, They know they will moi IA
allowed to reform, and that the iayS
which should have led them TO a bettsr
future has cut them off from Fellowship
with their race robbed them OF their
common humanity. and made pariRhs
a ~ o9 teasts OF them, They are turned
s ~ atio tney come ont of their
prisons eonhrmedi hopeless criminals.
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g. LsCRANMER, Attorney. OeR6-sot
The above sale postponed until TUES
DAY, December Ist, 1865, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
November 20. 1858. 70 ~ - - nov26-td
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The fecon> truciiOn bill was discussed, an 4
A. consideration waS postponed until to-day
ihr bali 70 Regulate tenure % certain ofiic =
Mas TIN n discussed n length. when A motion 90
rfcoinmii 10 The committee a. CARRIED. Al
iouTned.
HoUSE.- yesterday, afner our r~porr closed -
4 n" Speaker presented a comm GniCafiuE from
the Seer tarN OF War. transmitting th- CORE
sponoenc- between the President and Ci.narSi
Grant ma reference 10 the Secretary OF War
Publis I'd in tall IN to-day's starr
The ymmuniCatiOn waS, ON mouOn OF M
SteNehe, nrferr-f 20 the Committee ON Recon
structiun.
The bill forfeiiing railroad lands in me south
was further discussed. but no definite acusa
Na> tsken previous to adjournment
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES,
NAVY PAyN.srERs OFFICE


No. 20 BROADWAY. NEW YoKKf
Sealed Proposals. endorsed PROPOSAL, for Fresh
b'ef ana Negetables, will be received at this Of
nee nhtiii ocloCk p. m. Oh the eth day of Feb
,uaiS ISIS Tor the supply OF 10000 pounds of
fresh Beef and 2On.o0 ponds of Fresh yegeta-
PICS =, the Brooklyn Navy Yard and station as re-
The beef ard vegetables must he Of good quality,
anu the best the market affords, and each article
must be offered for by the pound the beef to be IL
eonai proeort ons. fore and hind 90 srters.
bonds with approved security will be required
1T o. e-half the estimated amount of the contract
ano twenty per cent in addition will lie withheld
rom the amount of each payment to he made as
collateral security for the due perfornsnce of.the
contract, which will. on account, be pail until
il Is fully complied with.
Every efer must be accompanied by written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible per
sons that the bidder bidders will. IL his or their
I'D be accepted, enter into obligation within
nve days with good and sufficient snreties to fur
nish the articles proposed No proposal will be
considered unless accompanied b such guaranty
ano 10y satisfactory evidence that the bidder Is 4
regular dealer in the articles proposed. and has
the license required by act IF Cons ress
The Department reserves the right to reject apy
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment
1t is to he understood that in case the stipulated
quantity Of either article shall be deiiyereI
leavinga balance due the other article the
contract may be considered completed in full At
the option OF The Department.
j. q. ELDRIDqE
IA g-6fB Paymaster U. 8. Navy.
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PROPOSALS FOB ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Hsa SNnrisrS District " Montana, !
Ortss Assistant Dno .tsr,1in st,r Y

dsNartsrS District QS Afontnan,j
Oprss AsHSan, QUO stFrmaster,
Sealed Proposals will he receive at this Off ce
iSs for transpo rtaton Of military supplies during
the year. commencing Nav IsS8, and ending pri1
~, ls's on route-aNos and ? district of Montana,
Route No: being from Fort Benton, Montana
Shaw and folt Ellis Monsans feTrtnry anti sn S
cther posts As may he established ia Southern
Roste No. , being from the mouth OF the Muscle.
fhe river 10 the new post about 70 he established
The weight to be trans, ported on ronte No. will
BIZ z coo 600 pounds more OF les.
The weight To be transported on route No. will
ahf SIs haSrs
the year beginning With May L ISIS and endia =
with pril 20. 1859.
Bidders should give their names in full. as well
as their place OF residence; and each propos al
mnst be accompanied by bond in the sum of
800: signed ,, two or more responsible persons,
guaranteeing mat IN case contract is awarded
for the routes mentioned in the proposal to the
party processing the contract will be accepted aud
entered into and good and sufi cient security fur
nisbei by said party, in accordance with the terms
of this advertisement.
The contractor will De required to give bonds In
the sum of 80 co.
Sati.fa tory evidence of the LOYALTY and solvency
oI ese bdo er and pei son offered AS security, must
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
case may be--ani addressed to the undersigned al
Fort Shaw u. T.; and none will be epterts ne d
this advertisement.
Tie party TO whom an award is made, must be
prepared to enter into the contract at once and
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ance II the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
Offered IL reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the first day of May l66S and will be required "a
have a place oi business. or agency, at which lac
can he communicated with promptly and readily
for routes Nos. and2, at Fort Benton or For,
Shaw. Montana Territory
The conditions Of the contract will be the same
a. on route No. f. Department of Dakota, with the
difference OF locality excepted blank forms OF
which can he had by application TO this oSice OF
at the office of the Quartermaster at New York
Chicago. Saint L0uis. Fort Leaveuworth Omaha
Fort Sterling. and Saint Paul.
By order Breyet Brigader General :. b. Hoa
bid, Chief q NJ, Depar tment of Dakota
n :. CONSTABLE.
Captain and A. q. NJ. ChiefQ. VI. District OF
Montana fest
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10y Y0LET q co, Auctionerrs
- No. 595s and $50 9TH ST., between n aud -

HY f0LEf q CO, Auctionecrs
- No. 59ie aud $50 9TH ST., betwe, II aud 20
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
NITGRE, GARPkTING. STOVES, &c. AT
On FRIDAY MORNING. February 7. ISIS at 10
O'Clock We viii sell. At the residence of n family
declining housekeeping, on the northwest corner nf
18th and SITS. a large collection Of House Fur
nishiBg Geods. viz:
One Psror Set, consisting of eight pieces UP
hostertd In maroon velvet
Eight Bedstesds and MATTRESSES
Lot of Chsirs, assorted
Bureaus, W assistants. and Loun -es
One Walnut Card Table and hatnat
One Effect Walnut ENtensipR Table
20 yards oilcloth. nearly new
PaTior. Bed room, and Cooking Stoves
English Brussels, 1bree-pib, tsgTain. and other
Carpets
Looking Glasses and Windov Curt ains
One large China Press
Lot Of China. Glass. and CrocheTy
. CutlcrA. Plated Ware. Wooden Ware. &.
Also.
Kitchen Furniture
One WIN. Penn No. Cooking Stove
nd many other articles toe numerous t. mention
The above sale TO be positive. without limit. a.
the family are about leaving the city
We would especially call the attention of dealers
g. the goods are almost new, having only been in
use three moNths.
Terms cash. foley & Cc..
fe4-d AuctienecFs.
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ia 2e-6tB
IT 8. ENeINEERs OFFICE,
u. BuRLINeIoS,y VT. yanuary g. 1853.
BURLINGTON BREAKWATER


Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until the tn of February 1855, at 10 clock
a. m Tor the following timber. viz:
1890 linear Tor cubicD feet Of Hemlock Timber
length.
50 G0 linear for cubic feet of White Pine Timfsr
length ~ -
$500 feet, b. m, of inch Hemlock Plank.
1900 feet, b. m. OF 3-inch White Pine Plank.
500 Treensils. teim or oak.p 2 feet long and .
Inches in diameter.
Pine. Spruce, or Ash Timber may he deIv ered in
lieu Ct all or part Of the rst item of this BILL The
whole must be delivered at BurliHxton Vermont
before the lst Of July 1852 and at least third
soon a. navigation opens on Lake Champlain. II
must be Of the best quality, perfectly straight Of
the exact specified dimensions throughout. No
other will be received. The prices named must
cover adj expense of delivery and preparing for in
sl' ction &C., At such points As may be required.
The proposals to be made In du cate. guaranteed
and In accordance with the prescribed forms,
Office.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject an '
or all bids, il not deemed satisfactory
J. W. BARLOW.
Captain Of Engineers. Bvt. 1t. Col, q. 8. A.
iA2Q-6tB
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PROPOSALS.
SUBSISTENCE OyFIoE, 4. S. Al,
~ Cos ,GkANr AM ERsTes srgKHTs,
hRAE No low LoNFarpxTseF-

| bKAH No TO- w LoarsFp&1sTrr,
Sealed rrdeata IMGE IL MG r'S M1s ,ss
b. Ne undersigned until x o clock m, on THUS
p RA y, t fTi,sr5f,, saRe ing ~
d.i,,srsd IN Baltimore. - follows, viz:
5Ib-D Tomatoes, to Ice Is hrni, hard. and solid
a. a. pos. Tile Cane containing tim and liquid
t2ooI Tive haudrrl iozen , ~ cans Green Peas. to
1s Del The ',mail'' OF French Pea ''MsrrOwfAts''
n'eo, Ore Thousand and twenty dozen 2ib. cats
0ysifsrs, TO he Of abe largest fsrmest and best
ts4 Four hundred and thirty four dosen n. cans
tSl Sixty dozen 10. o. . III, cans salmon
ALI the goods oereo must he OF tor latest seasons
The cans TO he hernelically sselrd, ard to be
packed twenty four IN box; the boxes to b. well
made and strong, and strapped al the ends with
name Of contractor, and date and place Of packing
All the goods are required for immcdTats deiiycrs,
less eevere y Mo sssy FebrHapy a. A. the , sn
latest Bidders will please propose with this un-
Two caDs of each article offered must h. sent n
az samples All cosiitiens required In my sdver-
to hell T. csc coDditigns will b. Furnished on ar
Bs Ge and afsr: to fas
limited STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
No. % SEceNp STREET, BALTIMoRR. Mn
Proposals. viii he received AZ The oio" until aoon
Patapcc ye tG'f NJ 1s Mi a- tsI
laneoas supplies for use Of TUG and Drsdges dur
No prorossls viii be ccnsides.d except such "a
are mace AFTER forms To I've obtained at this Office
where further IN reformation caH Se had
Proposals will be opened AT l2.pr n in pres
ence OF such bidders as may cAsose TO attend
The right ia reserved {" reject any or all bids fer
any cause deemed sufficient b. the undersigned
JOHN q PARKER
MAJOR of Engineers.
re 4.6tB and Breyet MAJOR Gen, o. S A
LIMITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
- NO; I'D SECOND STREET. BALTIMORE Nh.
Proposals will be received ai this Office until Y
III OF WEDNESDAY. February u. 1873, foI the eN-
ecution OF such Repairs or VI Machinery and Wood
work OF United states Ing. Dredges and Scows of
the Patapeco river Improvement rs may ne
December 81. 1868
No proposals will be considered EXCEPT uc,as ara
made after forms TO lie obtained at this Office where
further Information can be hal
Proposals will be opened at II 20 n m of the 10Th
day OF February, in presence of such bidders as
may choose to attend
The right is reserved Ia reject any AL bids for
any cause deemed sufficient by the undersigned
JOHN C. PARKER.
Major of Enyipsers, and
lie 4 otb Breyet MAJOR General, u. 8. A.
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10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctfoneers
- successors to James c. Mcclure 4 Co.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and III,
street, "Stsr Once Building"

MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITES
sT tkktakE Nd fsbr GRs sEfoRS Ek
SILK DAMAsk CrRTAfNs. LACE NftR,
SA sn n%SfhSGGP f SESFkF F FaBfE
s sksIlE c JsssSrA ATP sAASSbELakRRSs
RHHB6kAr IfI1 GARSEb W H rfs Bd Kns
S Sfs An sI 96s9Afd 6NsENsI5N pi
|GAIRSI STIESB PRsSpES $50 FRENs q
EEN fISk hNh rths cit
ChhMBER FURNITURE. sc, AZ AUGTfoS,
On MONDAY MORNING, February 70. 1855 AT
Bruce No 80 L street between a4th and s5is sis
We shalt sell the magnificent assortment Of Furni-
Tbree large Gilt frehSeh Plate Mantle Mirrors
Parlor suite, consisting Of
in Crimson Satin Damask
One turkish sofa and Turkish Easy Chair, up
Eight Gilt Reception Chairs, upholstered in the
Two Ladies' Sewing Chairs. upholstered in the
Three setts Of Orange Colored Figured silk Dam
ASK Curtains. lined with White Silk. braided
and frnged, with Lace Curtains. Cornice and
Two sets Crimson Curtains same as above
Three T = M a,zis large TTrkish Garrett
T"s Turkish Hearth Rugs
Six Magnificent Sofa Cushions worked in Worstei
Very Superior French Mantle Clocks and orna-
ments. fine gilt and enameled
One Ebony fancy gilt Card Table
One Marble Top Inlaid Writing ana Work Table
Solid Walnut Center Table, large size, eisborxtely
Two Walnut Writing Tables covered with Grim
son cloth, finely carved
Two Sets Paper Msche Tea Poys
One magnificent solid Walnut Sideboard. eiabo-
One saS %ns, 9th fish a1a
Eighteen solid Walnut Dining Chairs covered with
One very iaree solid Oak Extension Dining Table
Brussell. Chamber; II all and stair Carpets
Lounges. Sleepy HoIl"rs sps sss sn cSa aHr'
Worsied, Dsmssk. aud Chintz Curtains
F%o AND EsIs w ap Iss and Stands
Rosewood and Walnut Wardrobes
Bronze Drop Light with Arssn burner and pOrcs.
SHf s Ssss 3 Ms.ns Case
Fine Curied Hair Mattresses
Bronze and Gilt Chandeliers, with Cut Glass
Elegant Dresden China Desert Service, consist
Pyramid. Candelabras, Dishes. Plates and Baskets
One set Bohsmisn Glss. jugs, GOblets. Liqueurs,
Thirty Dresden China Frui; Plates, beautifully
paint Il, each different design
Cut Glass Decanters, Claret Juss, and Water
Cut Glass Chsmrssnes, Clsrsts. sherries, Ale
Glasses and Plates
Forty Extra Fine Linn Table Cloths, assorted
Zen dozen Linen Doylie- and Napkins
Three DOZEN Linen ami Cotton Sheets
Three dozen Linen Bolster aud Pillow Cases
Lot Towels. sc.
ThiItyfpsirs Blankets
Twenty Comforts. Counterpsnes. and Spreads
200 lbs Copper Cooking Utensils. assorted sizes
Large Range and Fixtures
Radiators and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils. &c. &c.
ALSO. AT oicLocE,
One Phelan a Collender Rosewood Marble Bed
Four Pocket Billiard Table. complete with
Rails Cues. Rscks. Markers. Ar.
Terms csah. cOoPE2 IATIMER
ja3i dkos Intel, Rep..Ex.l Auctioneers.
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# o b A g Z

RAGE.
OFFICE ACTING ASSISTANT QrARrEgMAsrRR, I
HUNTSVILLE. ALA. January y. 1858. (
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this ofice until ii o'clock -. m, February Is,
lSs9, for supplying the post of Huntsville, Ala.
with tI4 ~ 49,
i1,O0o(twei thousand, pounds OF Ray.
II 900 fourteen thousand) pounds Of Fodder a.
10 100 sixteen thousandt pounds Of Straw.-l
6.y16 (eiGht Thousand nine hundred and twenty
sisbt) pounds Of Oats. =
$50 leisht thousand, nine hundred and sixty
- s6OOD6s Of Corn. - l...s ...Is, e enc +
70 Sc delivered in quantities ~ required to meet
the public wAnts at the post of Huntssille, Ala
! = AshDroposel must b accompanied by the writ
ten guarnn1y Q! two reeyensibIe pers0ns that the
the United States 0overnusnf.c - = =
The 0oveTnnrutrssrrvest 90 itself the right to
reject auy or all bids considered uureasouAblo
~ ar-stff & p sFi1 y. b. SAVAGE,
ssAh. Flint tteufenant. and
80 S9AfH Act. Aaafnfant Ina ~
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~ SalesrooRs "a Tfh street
Opposite Patent once.

On ERiDAT. February 9TH. at 100 clock We shall
s4!. ~ our saie.ro"ms, without reserve. AN as
soTtnsnt OF tiotbing, Blankets. hosiery. Nuoleu
Goods. &c the balance of STOCK OF a d.,ler a,
clining business.
Also.
. Spices. Mustard. Tomato t.atsu,
Canned Peaches. Tomatos, Jsiites.
CiFars. Tobacco, &c.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
fe : NAGLE 4 CO. Aucts