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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMarN-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE Feb
RuARYl a., 1857 O.. Elmore; Frank
Diekman, Miss Margret Coners, Miss Ellen
Consrs, Mick McGuaide, Miss Bridget Fin
egan, Miss Mary Baratta, David G. Dumon,
Mrs. Margaret ,Connors, Thomas J. Burke,
Richmond, Va; Jacob s. II. Nicolas, Cune-
bria county, Pa. George G. Francis, Cam
bridge, Mass. George Brown, EarmVille,
Va,; c. H. Hudgens, Culpeper, Va; Jen-
kins s Co.., P Philadelphia, Pc; John G.
Bell, Baltimore, Md, 5a'!a- ga
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ExECUTIvE.-The Governor has refused
to pardon Hugh Southard, convicted in
King George county of horse-stealing, end
sentenced to the penitentiary for five years !;
also, William Dulaney, sentenced in Roam
oke county for horse-stealing for five yssrs.
A pardon has been granted Charles
George, convicted in the Hastings Court Of
Danville for stealing cow, and sentenced
for three years.
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am now closing out my entire stock OF fAnH
and WINTER GOODS regardless OF cost. 4 fs'ie
French Mer.noes at so end osc. worth SLD; III 81
AIl-wool Plsid ut Is and soc. worth 7sc. r.st,,3
Empress Cloth st IS and soc. worth soc. and u
Fine Plaid PoplIn at sec. and sf worth $i.u ana
saluorai skirts at q and sL.s worth si.so aud !
sI.7s:
Bed Blankets at 10 per cent. less than cost ;3rco
Great bargains In White and Colsred Flannels;s
Twenty-dyc dozen Hucksback Towels 81 " PSF
dozen really worth $40: 80
full line of Cloths and Cassimeres for n,en'sasa
boys wear ;f.-y .,r-...- ..4 p, : ret r,4. NJ
Atwood Cashmere worth o. at sL@;
An-wool Cashmere worth 9i.w at eI1s: s2a
An.wool Cas-: imsre worth si.as at 4i;s oil Ci -
All.wool Cashmere worth 81 at Soc; i. :, ~
Cassinet and Kentucky Jeans from Is to Nc-
A large stock OF Bleached and Brown Sheetine
and shirtipg Prints, &c, at very low prices. Jus
received from New York auctions a large variety
OF Ladies' Merino Vests. Gentlemen's Merino
,shirts and Drawers, Cloves Hosiery, &c.,gwhichs
will be sold at great racrifce. 400 yards Spool
Cotton at SC. EACH or SOC. per dozen Pins and
Needles at SC. per paper, and great many other
goods to be closed out at and below costat, c
JULIUS SYCLE,s, AIS Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
L next door to Kein1ngharns book store. q
Store closed on SATURDAY. ~ <e3y a. 6sls ,
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SIMPLE BuT EFFECTuAL.-The entire freedom
from AL dcletertous ingredients renders BROWNS s
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, or Cough and Voice Lo-
zenges, safe remedy for the most delicate female
or youngest child and has caused them 10 be held
IA the Highest esteem by singers and public speak
ers generally. In coughs irritation of the throat
caused by cold or unusual exertion OF the vocal
organs In speaking In public or singing, they
produce the most beneficial results.
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DEATH OF wELL-KEowN SUNDAY
School MAN.-The news Of the death of
Mr.. r. G. Pardee will be received with re-
gret by many persons in Richmond who
heard his instructive addresses on Sunday
schoolg delivered in our churches last win
ter. He died in New York on the 4th in
slant in the ffty-seventh year of his age.
Mr.. Pardee retired from business about
twenty years ago, and has ever since de-
voted his time and energies to the religious
education of the young.
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MORE RoBBER1Es IN HENRICO.-Within
the last week several farmers in the vici-
nifty of Mechanicsville have been robbed.
Whole loads of potatoes we're in come in
stances taken, hen-houses stripped Of their
contents, live stock spirited away, and tod-
der taken from the field. DR.. Lumpkin lost
a fine hog on Saturday night. On Monday
night his neighbor, Mr.. John 7. Mills, had
his hen house robbed of seyenty-two fowls.
A horse was hitchcd to cart to bring the
spoils to town, but after unloading, the
horse's head was turned towards home and
soon fonnd its way back, much to the sur
prise of Mr.. Mills.
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HUsT1sGs C0URT.-True bills Of indict-
ment for felony were returned by the
grand jury of the Hastings Court yester-
day against Benjamin McCoy, James TIM
berlake, and Augustus Williams.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day, February oath: Commonwealth o$
james Grant, Commonwealth Us. Zacs
Champion, Commonwealth Us. Levi Booth
Commonwealth Us. William Wallace, Com
monwealth Us. Joseph Hootsey alias Muir
ker, Commonwealth IS. Mingo Johnson.
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MAYORS CouRT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
sidinq.-Geo. Washington (negro), charged
with burglariously entering the dwelling
house of Kate Lightfoot and stealing lot
Of household articles and wearing apparel,
was sent on TO answer Indictment for felony.
Dick Branch (negro), charged with un-
lawfully assaulting and choking Matilda
Mills, was discharged. 1 "
Henry Young tnegro) charged with steal
ing herrings from Charles s. Ioddy, was
discharged. g,tE - -
Randall Moore (negro), for unlawfully
assaulring and beating Thomas Jefferson,
was fined two dollars and a half.
Louis Pace, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was fined FIVE dollars. -
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BURGLAR1Es.-Night before last the cabi-
net shop Of Bob Hamilton (negro), on
Adams street, was entered and robbed Of o
lot of tools and chairs. The carpenter
shop Of Royal Smith, just opposite, was en-
tered the same night and robbed.
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PURIM BALL.--Mr. Moxley, the cos
tuner, will be ready to supply costumes
for the ball of the l. O. B'nai Berth, to
take place tomorrow night. He will be at
the Spotswood. Parties wishing tickets
must obtain them from the committee.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr.. EARIE's APPoINTMENTs.-The meet
ings which have been in progress in the
Baptist churches of this city for several
weeks past continue with unabated interest.
To-day and tomorrow Rev. Mr.. Earle
breaches at 81 and I TP. NJ. in the Second
Baptist church, corner Of Main and Sixth
streets.
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In another Column 1t will be seen that the goods
taken from LEVY RRoTHERS' store have been
made up into garments, and worn upon our prn-
cipal streets, yet no arrests have been made. Now
this appears TO be rather barefaced affair, but 1t
is nevertheless so. Particulars can be gained by
reading LEVY BROTHERS advertisement.
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AEUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 2 ~ /:
lFE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

ZINE LIQU0Rs.-JohnE e. Riley's PUhE
= GOURTAIg WHtsRRY, Jacob II. Baylor's
MOUNTAIN WRIeKEY. K1rkpatrick's ana
Eankss khiladeIphia RYE u HiskEY; POkI,
MADEIRA. and ShEHKY WIVES.
Also HA I3, BREASTS, and JOLES.
Se il HUEDLEY ThTUMst
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ROBBERY IN THE CouNTY.-The premises
of Mr.. T.. B. Cook, the well-known and
popular auctioneer, on the Williamsburg
turnpike about one and half miles below
the city, were invaded on Monday night
and despoilcd of lot Of geese and chickens,
one of them being game cock aud highly
prized by the owner. .r.,.
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SEND IN YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
In consequence the large edition ofthe WEEKLY
DISPATCH we find 1t necessary TO put 1t TO press
early Thursday morning; we must therefore re-
quest our patrons to send In their advertisements
to-day.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

on ALL PUBLIC Or PRTyATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST, DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT OS ALI. SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTT-F1RST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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ILLNESS, OF E. A. PoLLARD.-Mr. Ed
ward A. Pollard vas attacked on Monday
night with congestion Of the lungs. This
accounts for his not being present at the
trial of Grant yesterday.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANV CT THE UNITED STATES OF
knEElGA z2 81 MAsHAN9TcGv = 3 v D; SHHAHTkR Az s.
81 '0oo, ,c(soDFEfD II FULL.@RRAHCH OF.
FlCE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
the Company IS transacted, and to which all gene
raj correspondence shoEld be addressed
OFylCERS: .-f.
CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman FINANCE and Executive
Committee.
HENRY L. COOKE, Sice-President.
EMERSON ". PEET. Secretary and Actuary.
This Company, national in It's character, offers,
by reason Of its large capital, low rates Of pre-.
MUM, and new tables, the most desirable means OF
iusurlng life yet presented to the public.
The rates Of preInium, being largely reduced, are
best mutual companies, and avoid all The conpli;
cations and uncertainties OF notes, dividends, an
the misunderstanding which the latter are so apt
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to &c nnderstood 70 pToTe
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PRE-
MUM POLICY. In the former the policy holder
not only secures life insurance, payable at death,
years, au a,sGt Income eQuat to te': per cent 10
per cs,sk.l ofths par 9fAts policy. In the latter
the Company agrees TO return TO tAe aSSttTsa the
total Gnos4T Of money ne hos paid ts In d61ssto'
10 the amount Of bis policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating 1nsCrtnS
their lives, or increasing the amount OF insurance
they already have IS called TO the special adysn-
t&ses offered by the National Life fnsurance Com
paly.
Circulars, pamphlets, and fun particulars given
on application 10 the branch ofBce OF the Com
Jay COOKE CO., Washington, D. c.,
General Agents for District OF Columbia Virginia,
and West Virginia. - /
s. Il. SAITH, Cashier First National Bank,
Richmond the Agent for HGnr!Go, Campbell, and
Dinwiddie counties. de 9--3m
AEUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE r e |:
I'VE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
aNpAh aNsH A5snTS IMSoME 9nxE ENDING FEB 00 600
RUARY L 1858. OVER. ..n.........S S26 0oo, coo
NUMBER OF POLICIES Issued DURING
THE YEAR, 10, $40.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FERRu-
AIRY l. 1885, 52 ss& YEA
THE mutual LIFE
IS now By far the WEALTH IEsT COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. II is conducted On the only
principle which time and experience has provedto
be ultimately safe and Trustworthy lts assets are
not invested In fancy stocks or personal securities
but in bonds and mortgages on real esLae, ps!hng
Arst lien OF same, and thus placed beyono Tue
reach OF any contingency. a..
The company, being purely mutual, diF19es lss
whole rrofis annually among .he assured, anu
this dividend can be Used IN payment OF pteMtuIns
or % purchase additional insurance. at the option
OF the policy holder.
NO. 1914 Main street.
DR.. j. u. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. mh2o
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Why suffer with bad cough when you can get OF
any druggist bottle OF PowERs's COMPOUND
sYnUP OF ToLuAsD WILD CHERRY, which almost
IN every Instance gives relief?
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N. ELLYsoN u CO. will Insert advertisements IN
The principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efice.
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The ROGERS MURDER IN MANCHssTBR.-
Willis and Whitehead, the young men ac-
srsed Of the murder of Mr.. Rogers on Sun
day last, we're yesterday sent to the Ches-
terfeld jail in charge Of Constable E. a.
Foote. They viii appear for trial on the
second Tuesday in March.
The remains of the murdered man were
yesterday afternoon followed to the grave
by Manchester Lodge, No. Il, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, of which he was q
member, and aleo by many other sorroRing
friends. The body, enoaaed in handsome
metallic coffin, was inferred in Hollywood
Cemetery.
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PIcoT'S VIRGINIA WoRM-KILLER is plea-
SAINT safe, and certain remedy for children. Gold
everywhere,
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Two frst-class TIN roofers can fnd employment
By applying at j. K. MoUNTCAsrLE's, $40 Broad
5tTe eet.
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RitElmoltd 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. +. FEBRUARY "a, 1869

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINEDr CIRCULATION OF Alb THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sa-No HUa1BUa,
THE ENTIRE sToCK

II FALL ANDoWINTER GOODS
70 be sold at and below cost for thirty days oniy
1 JULIUS SYCLEs, 3sR eHfifh
AIS BROAD, 3BETwREN FOURTH ASD,flS1A' \;
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC, .NOTICE.-Tha mem q !,
lY1 bers or LODGE FRANCA1SE, No. 0
81, are hereby requested to attends . called M
meeting Of their Lodge THIS EVENING at
O'Clock. H ss-a 5ssTfft = 70 2@S6 X
- '''s' y '' =" PETERFIELD TREEr,
feQ-Tts .#asE' -au- :, SecretarY
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GPECIAL N0TICE.-The public are eau
~ toned against trading for Due BILL for
$4o. as dated February 10Th, lseo executed ly ME
to L ". y. Lehman, as 1 do not intend 10 pay
The same, Il having been Improperly obtained.
II. II. LOaAASN.
FEBRUARY 90, 1852. fe a-st*
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. 3. Tatam.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham
l. Co..
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Balu-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys &
Williams.
agaosAsDra.--
Sehooners r. L. Wheaton, Rich, and A.
Walton, Rich, cleared from Boston Tor Rich.
mond ota City Point, on the 10Th.
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HAVE YOUR VISITING CARDS
IEa-HousE. tsE
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY rsa CENT.
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TAKE YOUR RISKS
IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA

INSURE AT HOME. s<.
TIE JEFYERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
AJBEIhRLE.
r.nrrAr - - -. :. - S2nn nnn
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- uARDIAN MUTUAL

.
LIFE INSURAECE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IL 1859.
ALL POLICIES sNQN-FOpFEiTABLE,
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
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Applications for good ire and marine risks
solicited.
OlHce No. I9ls, Main and Eleventh streets.
j. l.. APPnkcOE, President
n. G. BRENT, Secretary.
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STATEMENT:
tollcles IN
Animal INCOME. ..........,,.,,,.,,.,, 500, 030
I9FErg maid ,..,.,.,,,...,,,.,...,, 800 900
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REGISTER! Register !
Virginia Poiitics-Letter from Hon,
Alexander Ii, Ii, Smart

Virginia Poiitics-Letter from Hon.
Alexander II. II. staart.
In a recent letter, Hon Alexander II. IL.
Stuart says that he feels satisfied that II is
the true policy of the people Of Virginia to
strike out the test oath and disfranchising
clauses, and then to vote for the adoption Of
the residue OF the constitution. He says,
II we strike out the restrictive features and
men adopt the residue ofthe instrumen l. VIII lie
the political power OF the State In he hanSs
Of the better classes OF the people OF VIrrInIs
we snatch Il from the hands OF the carpet.
fsoS X. sna ,nsd. slis' nsd we withdaw 4
VIII entitie ourselves to q restoration 10 our
rghts In the Union, and to the withdrawal OF
mi,itary supervision and control over It.
We can elect ofncers and enact laws Of our
own, and within 4 year or two After The eI.
element incident to these political strurrles
shall have passed away we can call 4 new
sdapted 10 our eI,,lns soI neW Sont,ltution
Ing out the disfrnnehisement and teal oath,
almost the whole body OF our population will
&c s.9,hsd VIII the power to vote and De rem.
plar sovereignty will be established on a irm
pasls, and the voice Of our own citizens Will
De potential In framing our future organic law
But II i; al Important that we should snare
no pains TO secure a good Legislature and a
sood Governor. The reasons are too obvious
20 require enumeration. They will readily
suggest themselves to every intelligent mind
II we expect good laws we must elect good
Legislature. II we desire and wish a honest
execution Of the laws we must choose a wise
and honest governor. And while this 10 at ali
times necessary, IL 10 especially so now. The
new Legislature will have to enact all laws
necessary 70 put the new government into op.
ethhon' Inc constitution 10 not self-goyern-
ingi II requires legislation to give effect 10 IL
Ihe new Governor will be clothed with the
yeto power to check hasty and impfoyident
the PEOPLE the necessity Of making a Wise
selection OF those who are 10 WELD powers
iraught with so much OF veal or woe To the
State Very truly yours, Se.,
ALEX, H. H. SruAnr
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REGISTER REGISTER This is the last
day for registration or for correction Of the
lists, and every Republican who negleGts to
have his name recorded fails to do his whole
duty. We have no fears Of the result. The
Republican party and Republican principles
are certain to be successful in the coming
municipal election, but then we want every
vote polled, In order that every precinct, and
every ward In the city may be carried In the
interest Of liberty. We should not be salts
fed with q general victory, but let us make
"long pull, a strong pull, and pull alto
gether," and see how near we can come to
defeating the encmy in their greatest strong
holds. Remember, Republican voters, that
~" have been occasions when ono q.
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Iheee gentlemen, the builders OF the Ala
bama, have written letter 10 the British
public, the evident intent OF which Ia Il
screen themselves from the condemnation
which awaits them at tho bar Of publ,
scrutin- and public Justice when the Eng
fish Government shall have conceded ia VIC
latlon Of the principles Of neutrality and in.
ternatlonal law, and shall have concluded
to pay the bill for tho Alabama spollations.
When the people Of Great Britain shall have
got their eyes open, and shall have fully
comprehended what a bill of expense the
Lairds have thrust upon them, and how
the Government at the time winked at these
things, that people will show their indlpna-
ton. Tho intelligence OF John Bull Is above
the average; but his thoughts are slow and
sluggish, and he does not comprehend at .nee
the exact situation. Hence there has been
In England for q long time vast deal Of
voluntary, II not involuntary, Ignorance
upon this question Of the dcprcdatlons Of the
Alabama, and especially Of the ground,
upon which our claims are predicated.
Tho Mcssrs. Lairds have now undertaken
" NhcNh " tucir lctter luo HOMECOMING de-
velopment. Like wise men, forseelng the
evil they would hide themselves and throw
up sort Of breastwork between themselves
and the coming wrath and Indignation of
the people. ''-'.
They state very emphatIcally that tho
purpose for which the Alabama was building
was known TO the Government and IN Tho
English public, and moreover t,,ey tall m.
that the American minister knew ali abon, /,
They also state that ali vas oman. ana Tho,
the customs officers were aulv no,jaod ,rhon
she was ready for sea. Tbcv r,r,ber ,,,,o
that American npents had made on,,,,,,.
that mon were enlisted 10 70 ON hoard ~ no,
for the confederate naval servIco Al an,
further thew saw that tina FngI;.h noxa.n
ment did not choosa IN de,o,r bo, hn, 80
in the opInIons NJ the oresr,. oonn..i ~
other eminent lawvors tSol bor s,I,Inn 49,.
lbese circumstance. no. no, = 49, ~
Fr,l,sh I,,. ~. :, -" O" VI
construed a. ,h., ,,n. '' no
Thoso 40 rom.s,aS,.
n. Tho, 40 =, ,h,s ,,u,o e., . 'V"ns
thomsclvos Thu H. A.. s"o Au nus
mon oil The ,ran..o,,oa. ....aos, " "su'
h,,uat,, =, o,,,-. Wv" '"o
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToR
HARBoR IMPRovgMEsTs AT GREEN BAY.
WIS.
No. bl2 NAE RrRKEr.

MILWAUKEE,. WIZ, May ~, $50,
nished By The unds yilI be received Al this
once IRt'l n m WkpNEsD4Y J9ne u, 1850. fol
CI9ss piling part Of the New Cut at Green bay,
CONTRACTS will be made for coo lineAl feet Of close
pilng with the priy llege q the amount
numbers, to build the 6ol feet: Prom b70 10 10
piles, 80 feet lenE and not less than inches at the
inches at the small ends 800 pounds Of best
wrought American iron drift bolts >, 800 pounds Of
best wrought American iron screw bolts from 100
70 40 eoIdl Of stone bAlAsti $50 cords Of brush done
up % suitable bundles
free from all defects, and prices Of white oak, Nor.
way pine, or tamaraek TO be stated Ia the bids,
Pof Particular apply at this Office. whore plan
and specifications o. the work can be seen, and all
Information furnished.
The work to be CONNIE ICED on or before July /,
1902, and the 40 feet hal1htd on or before October
J, 1850.
The right to reject any or all bids 4. reserved
Mi9r q Engineers and BrsVet Colonel U. 8. A.
my3l-td
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WHITE WIRE CLOTHRS IJNR

WILL LAST A LIFETIME, NEED NEVER TAKE
1T DOWN
Weather does not effect IL saves tronbIe and An .
noysnee; does not dlseoloT. wnar OF inuTe elothss
CLONES do not HeeIet 10 II. Sold by
J. POTTER. Agent,
AEulIantee mat the Wire 10 all that 10 claimed
for u Gtvon 70 each purchaser. iei.Im.
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Painting.
PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.

PhoFoshLs foh bNNbLofhs.
Posr OFFICE DEPABrxExr.l
Sealed PROPOSAL. will ss r.s.1!ss f =, al s Depart
nsSE. Mig 81 c1 three bs 20, 1s.
yay ss s "a ysn '% sss m 81
nj Cas- No isaH5ss %ofS Or isss
Gas: No .. 100. 900. more or less. sx by OK
Class no. $. 10000 paoro or less. al by on
Glass No I. $4,000. more or less, I by 0
Glass No. Q, $1,000. more or less. " by 10Y
5ST n.:. No an ordinary su.lty Of bus Or
eolored paper. si NAY 30 required. Of approved
All Inc sbo,s .msntlol envelope. must b. made
sealing upon liz entire ispsiS q ths Oar, sSS nas
p Sss " s%su ss rafs Is sssd 3:
s.ep,s ssss s each aS saa
onsiAl and extra oteisl sizes or o,hsI
m. j fSI dsiiVsry 10 pSstSastsis' WEsn sSairsa
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