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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-21
THE ELECTION.

Before another number Of the Telegraph will be
issued, the election will have TRANSFERRED and the
result of the contest in this county determined.-
The exercise of the right of suffrage is no trifng
privilege nor are the consequences depending upon
il of small amount. Our future laws and nstitu-
tons, will partake much of the principles and no.
lions of government, which are entertained by
those whom the people delegate to act as legisa-
tors Ever since the organization of the American
Republic, the struggle has been between that de-
mocracy, which has sought the overthrow of pow
erful monopolies, and that arstocracy which has
sought the elevation ofthe more favored classes by
governing the people too much Since the days of
John Adams, party lines have been clearly defined:
on the one side have been arrayed those who desir-
ed more consolidated form of government-the
creation of artificial distinctions among the people,
and the adaptation of legislation to the convenience
of the rich. On the other side were those who la
bored to place the government more Immediately in
the hands of the people-making all officers cleo
tive instead of leaving their creation to executives
and legislatures.
Who is there that has arrived to the full wears of
the people, in procuring the repeal of laws, which
conferred upon executive and legislative bodies, the
appointing power of great proportion of the pub
lie offices. And who that remembers this does
not know on which side of the contest the demo-
cratic party has ever been found. Who is there
that does not remember the many long and arduous
struggles of the Democratic party, to procure the
Cf, bo oil
were always IN favor of the property qualification
for voters9 What party has struggled hard to de-
prive the poor man the privilege of exercising the
right of suffrage? Let the records of party warfare
in the several states of the Union answer. What
party has sought by partial legislation to establish
nvidious distinctions, and to benefit the rich at the
expense of the poor? Read the history of banks
and bank monopoles from a mammoth National
Bank, down to the most ins significant swindling
corporation. What more than these have tended
to make the rich, richer and the poor, poorer Yet
what party has been chiefly the supporter of these,
and who their opposers. And because democrats
have endeavored to counterfeit the influence of par
tia legislation, by opposing privileged monopolies,
they have been denounced as Jewelers. and agrari-
The principles which are cherished by the two
great political parties of the present day. with slight
notifications, are he same as in the days of Jefer-
son, Madison, and their successors. These dis
tinctve principles enter into the elements of par
ties in Wisconsin,, and their influence will be felt
and seen in lhe fashioning of our future laws and
government Let every freeman then, as he loves
his country, and he hopes see the principles OF
democracy prevailing in future time, rally to the
support of the democratic ticket.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-21

Rock CoUNTy.-The Wings of Rock county have
nominated E. v Wilton for the Council, and John
Hopkins for the House. Mr.. Wilton is an open,
and decided anti Doty man.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-21

NORTH CARoLINA.-The new legislature of North
Carolina, according to the New York Tribune, is
as follows -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-21

The Wheat Crop in Ohio, has come in
with unusual promise of abundance; and
with a favorable wheat market our people
might pay off their Eastern telts, the
present crop will go far to pay our debts.
Our corn crop is rather late, and in some
parts not so good; but taking it in general
the crop looks fair; and if a prospect should
open for the sale of pork, our State could,
the ensuing fall, sell vast amount Of this
article. The country abounds unusually
with stock hogs, which ugbt to be fait ned
The mercantile business in Ohio has been
overdone, and of course many Of our ira
ders are declining the business, and turn
ing their attention otherwise; many Of
them resumng their former and more
suitable occupations Jour. of Com.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-21

A New DIscovERY.-A correspondent
Of the New Hampshire Patriot, writing
from the White Mountains, says:-
"At Franconia they have curiosity
which has escaped the dilgent eye Of the
Tourist until the present season. 1t is
called the Pool 1t is in the bed of the
Pemigewassat river. Professor SiIIman
used to say 10 his geological lectures, that
the sight Of the Basin Chat gem Of
beauty, would repay one for journey OF
two hundred miles. What the learned
professor would say Of the Pool cannot
imagine. 1t is the basin on an immense
scale The circular walls stone. which
shut it in, are about one hundred feet high,
carved smoothly by the chiseI Of Inc whirl-
ing stream, out of the solid rock" The
Poor is four or five rods wide and the
water in it is forty or fifty feet deep"
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the morning ofthe ST, inst She has valuable esye Of as
ii Of which ssy landed soSa sopdiIiSn md
and stored bsi. the 9 Is M
and dry Ig bur y o5 | s%s and
s Iarsenrs-A beautiful ship Of $40 launched ct
cry TO commanded BY Capt JOS Tsber and is called the
oi &c By sd RsaGa
whaIemen.
Arr Nantucket Sd inst Tyeston Atlantic Ocean, with $50
btIs 81 oil SPOKE July 50 lon 80 Essex Bristol clean
Iona, % P%"s e. S Pss TCy d. % 5a q %
fsa, H9gs NIB $50 lssoIssd :! FaySI July H. oc Joshua
fy%osS g. spoken July Fo's. II P.vion Cigar
Sfr ssa w Ans h la cs e A
The Rhine Edsartown cd inst from Atlantic Ocean re-
R s E slI MsaDSs out Sb FROM DebO
Art a. EdsaI!own 3th inst Cakson Nantucket complete
SsR%i s% ssS s'sss,ft riss.
esd F",s iIt%S@ss saS
F' 81 S%r: Ss sf
VIII TOUCHED sahasaa from sH'h st h
nj Sif ' $sSfs E
Benz Rush Warren so s sH Nav Sa~ssor Nani 500 '
Spoken.
swataa from New Orleans for Liverpool 81 days ont Aug
Foreign Ports.
ST THOMAS, Aug PIN port, Stranger. from Antigua just
unknown sail day for Baltimore; Mary for Nor.
TURKS ISLAND Aug so-No American vessels in port.
BARBADOrs Aug 22-n Montevideo for Bonaire,
United States Ports.
NoI we Mind sss Fcrs Ea & Yo Richardson
BATgon, Sept s-An Mary coomts, NYOrk Cid st Marks,
PSsILATD. Sept sAr sth, America Dyer NYOrk; Harr.
bGP.15os ss.s AT Gen wSf;sn, FSsdseS,, Below,
BARK bs G wsp. 1s Rio Ss@s eSss u Ma
Vs. Geo, Thorn. Philadelphia Benz Biseow Baxter New
NV BGpr0ns, Sept s-Ar Industry, Baltimore.
,od ~ sils%% Island 70. Bs,,
Rsd NYo
AZ, FAIL TRY RIVER Sept AR Anseline, philadelphia; BOr
Bsn Ess SssPssd zrva and PamOs Philadelphia
Bh.ToI septe,Am Laurel New Bedford to load fer Nor
b a AXIOM Na pSTdence to load for NYOk Sid Sally Abany
NEwsonJ Sept s-ssled all the wind bound vessels in ro
NV HAVEN Sept Sid Judson, Demarara; Euarkee PHI
NP a Sept SHs Ans sRfy T' * asgs
s q Mm and WEE
ieksop, Boston Caspian do. XrHyed sehuiI kill Amos
Brothers Providence; Charlotte Ann stonington; T Hat
BALrIMOs5 Sent e-Ar ygisnt, St Johns, PR; George,
AIsS.rpsIa ssps saA Sf Rate sarSsdcs Sa mt
Cd Isons 'i Haa1 So aS
Arr Louisa, Boston; Daniel Francis do; :
Sent BnnseS from Sew York for
,GEoncrrows, Sc Sept Arr Fanny Colt. New York.
MMoaIIs: Aug sl.cd Mobile, Williams. N S , ;,
York Arr Solway (s) Havana; Leila. Galveston
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and great public benefit would put his Excellencys
lands in immediate connection with the Hudson river and
the New York market These lands obtained BIZ the gra
tuous labor the Chauauque settlers would be doubled
in value at the expense of the whole state Already
100000 have been thrown away on it, and if these dis
interested guardians Of the dear people" have their own
way, Governor Stewards Chautauque lands will cost SO
per head to every man. and child in the State.
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Briggs Qates, Sloane, Jamaica David Higgns New Orleans
Alden Mayssuez Badger rgsk Chassdony OBJ, Card, ST
vensaaanj 6anaonr MS.aes Amsr Te
S9T % NeTlCppdlssd Lsansi France; Ashsy Ran
tom NC Ann, Eiddge. Boston, Underwood@sehrs Ann
By%sn o zSs %6. Nc sos caTOn Rowland
Arrived.
Packet ship Iowa. Pell from Hsvre Aug g. with mdse TO c.
British Lady the Lake Jamison from Glasgow. 9Th
ssb IN N NO GarOna sS%sdss day. from Cutler Me-
schr Meridian Rsce,7 days from Lubec, with plaster
u o @ 10 W r. H,eSccsn '' from 'e0rseo"n DC
schr stephen T. Young, from Bandywine, with corn meal
seSz May Wlli,m. from Newbem, NC. with .Ore..
s5 S's To- Michel Goa ss' from Washington" NJ vii" ma
schr Julia Vsngder S days from Wilmington, NC. with
Alert for New York Brig Albert, for New York the Bar
scr A,bam. Casey, from Newbem, NC. with naval stores
schr B. H. Bradley Jones, from swansboro NC with naval
schr Planet Carpenter from Cape Chaes with pafocs
schr surinam, Wilson, days from Virginia. with wood,
se6r Mary Chase days from Maehas with Lumber to
schr Caroline Hunter stokey from Cape Charles with po
schf John Lozier, Virginia.
Marine Correspondence.
DAILY GroRerAN OrrIcs, I
Savannah Geo. Sept. Gh, 1912.
Arr Gazelle, Liverpool; Clinton, Lyon, Nfork.
General Record.
sHiPsWEsrcHEsIER.-Tw more lighters with goods have
BAna LoUisa-The Baltimore arrived yesterday morning
from the Louisa with merchandise Sc Another eh
scHR ELIZA MrsrRoLE, OF and from New York. bound to
Baltimore wrecked Cape May Beach, Cape Island
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Married.,

At Bellingham, Mass, the 4th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Lowell Mr.. MAHLoN Agar, of this city, to Miss MARIA
Hall, daughter of Simeon Barney Esq, of the former
place.
On the 9th inst by the Rev. DR.. Sprague, E. C. FINN
to Miss CLARIssA CoQUART.
In Cambridge, Washington county, New York on the
4th inst Mr. E. FENroN to Miss LucIE N. CoBp all Of
Cambridge.
At Brooklyn, 9th inst. by the Rev. E.A. Farley, Mr.
JOHN H. FAxoS, of this city, to Miss EMELrSE AuousrA
Blossom, of Brooklyn.
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Foreign Importatrons.

HTsK-shiP Iowa. pigs Bolton Fox & Iivinss,on,s
Lane Ls%sOn COS DelmotteEa yq9ng smith Col Cot!
Mcn,an-l 5afIay & CO.. Bailey Ward cos Jasquen
Cheyrolat col IRIS II Nsi-2ee w ThoMas1li Cafe s
Wight, stuIgs shawa4 E Davis-3 " B Draper & COS
w Bun-2 Richards, Bassett col Stewards Fabre-
quee Fills co.. Strange-2 Babier-2 4 Ahrenfedt
Il Spies, Christ coz Schuchard Fare COL souteyran
& Perrot-l II Thorspecken-I Cotenet Renard 4 Cog
Moran Islin-i9 Yoisin cog T VAL ntn-3 Mencke
3 Warburg- Warburg Danne-2 Bourry d'Iyernois
co., Dseoppe-I Becar, Benjamin eo-3 Haggerty &
sons-4 A Huntington 4 coz TIMBER Dambmann-3 En-
ger & Foeya2 MoIlGt s schefer5 B Jsequenot-is T
kett-3 CclIsyd1l Rahi-s Remme-ioo Maillard &
Engler Foley Renard COL l. Pedraza-2 Hennequn
Il Bergots-l Boisceau & Rusch-l Cheyiot-5 Mamazet
Smiths Bmsein, Koop Coz w Horstman & Cog
Lachase & Pouches II Boxers f Schessinger-I Pilot
LIE Babier-l0 G Douchet-i Homer col Patterson
Il Coolidge X Haskell-i Theriott-I Gignoux col
Haight col Adams col Maxwell-iA Seignette
i Cranshe-l Tho rspecken-l Leopold Boisceau
Rusch-l Fossard Williams- A Escher-3 ii Schroeder
% Richards Bssseu CO., Moran Islin-i N Mann-I
Beaehe & col Schmidt Andrea Roker & col Fay
II de la Rossisre-i Lennig col Bouchard-I Alli-
son col s Kendall col TIC Fan-l G Howe CO.
II Montgomery-2l To order.
Asoow-Bark Lady Of the Lake-20 bxs magnesia
coal 100 do pig iron truss mdse to order.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-Sale of Plants in continuaop-
"A A. LEVYw continue the sale Of w .Russes fine plants
this I01 O'clock Isl Broadway The sale will
comprise many OF his most select kinds.
MA l.. will have regular sales Of plants every Thurs
day. which will give opportunity those who may have
surplus number of taking this for disposng the
s9ltsc.
by VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE will expose t. sale,
az No "A Allen street. yellow Cab, on Friday, the 9th day
of Sept. inst. at IL O'Clock NJ.
s82trr HENRY THTSON, Agent for Mortgage.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE. )
$4,000

WERCHHNDIZE WANIEU.
A GENTLEMAN in Virginia who has good location for
n the sale of dry goods hardware goods clothing
boots shoes hats Sc wishes purchase of
the above articles suitable the
Of Ten Thousand Dollars and he wishes 70, the goods
in the he receives for sales within notes Of the
Chesapeake Ohio Canal Company dated Sd June 1912 and
PAYABLE in twelve months with ntees, from date At cent
due less than nine months Address box No 26 Park
Post Office s73tissr
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Sales at the stock Exchange,
state of Trade.

There but little doing generally at auction The fol-
lowing sales made =
Cotton Boggng-3927t II Id, at l41c 29o77t yards do
at l4c 1877 900 ards do at 1871.
Sun and Hemp Baggng-36641 yds superior, Id, 1871;
10 pieces II ID bagging l4l; 81 do ID do, l51.
Gunny Ciofhs-ls00 yds, l43.
Buriaps-2o pieces-l6 40 stos1
Osnabuygs-5 pieces "a %, &c; do osnaburgs Ducks,
II.
CGnrJss-6 pieces bleached 49,
Canrass Padding-l433 yds, lie.
Biaps-l450 yds Is inch, St; lS4s yds as inch heavy
loi.
In cotton there speculative demand Sales about
300 bales at improving rates.
dsheSaes since last of 100 bbs of pots at SIS s7
No sales Of pearls have come to knowledge. u
Cotton-Sales yesterday of 500 bales.
FOur-There is alteration to notice. We quote
canal at - 6si 81 rs, with little nothing doing.
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Died.

On Thursday, Sth inst WILLIAM STEVENSON, of the
hrm OF lockwood Stevenson, aged &c years.
Notice Of the time of his funeral will published in the
evening papers of to-day.
August l3h of short illness, at Dunfarmln, Scotland
MuRREY SHARP, youngest brother of the late Robert
Sharp Of this city, aged Al years.
On Wednesday, 7th inst SARAH wife of Thomos Love-
aged % years. r.k
On Wednesday, It'll inst, VIM. BoReHour aged As years
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M - Is M

BRITAIN AND IRELAND WEEKLY.
THE subscribers make arrangement bring
passengers from the old country by ships of the first class
known the trade The vessels composing this line sail week
ly from Liverpool consequently all unnecessary delay
sengers Is avoided.
Persons about make engagements for friends to emigate
the suing season, will study their interest, and the
and comfort Of their friends by making such engagements
with the subscribers pains spared TO
that preference which has for been extended
them.
As has always been customary with this line, when the
settled for decline the passage
promptly funded to those from whom received, with
deduction.
free steamboat from the various ports of Ireland
and Scotland to Liverpool, likewise be secured
For further particulars apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-09
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.
MOTIFS PATENT SO
COMBINED AGRICULTURIST'S FURNACE
AND CAT,DRON.

AND CALDRON.
THIS article is Boiler Caldon set in iron Stove
Furnace constructed that the heat encccs the boiler to
IT'S upper edge They portable and be removed from
place TO place convenience require They
are adapted for all mechanical purposes requiring large boilers
no faimer Planter should be without They
ueeniary useful for he sng water for baths.
ne following from that distinguished agcnlturalist G.
~ bement ESQ., OF Albany whose opinion in such matters
generally received orthodoxy good cheap and durable
Doe has long been sought for by the Potash kettles
Iuon and boxes, with sheet iron bottoms brick hive
9een used as we'll boilers various descriptions
Iey ai ke up considerable clumsy and
For the last seven years tried all the above named arti
res sha nave Iaid them by and substituted one of Motifs
sent Agrcuuraists Furnace and Cadrono IL will readily
re erceea mat has over those set in brick
taxes NJ put little room light may be placed on the
hoor requires no foundation support t. BESIDES being
portable may be removed from place TO place as occaon or
convenience may eI"irt-two men sufficient it.
~ can be made TO boil full of vegetables thirty and
the second Milling IN twenty minutes In this was most bap;
~ disappointed for had always supposed that brck
the heat better than and after being once heated yow
require less fuel to keep IL boiling Another very
consideration and VIII far TO it, is that II re-
qurcs much less wood than Of the and form s
ia brick the box with sheet bottom 20 bieIv
recommended in Of the former volumes the
tor" Although wood may be plenty takes time labor 10
" Three Hills Farm.
(Signed) &C. ". BEMENT.p
Made in sizes varying from Is 70 $50 gallons For sale BY
50 lttr IS Bowery.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Sept 5.At market AIS Beef Cattle 1000 Stores 1900
Sheep, and $50 Swine. ~"
Prices-Beef Cae-The prices obtained last week for
like quality hardly sustaned much less number
were sold at the highest prices very few extra at S.
First quality 81 so 81 75 second quality 81 - 25 third
quality So So so.
storesTwo old at 81 to $l2 three year old s4
Sheep-Dull. We notice lots sold at the following
prices viz Soc 60c 75c 92c ST. 81 10 81 25 and 81 49,
Swine-A lot of old Hogs at &c. Lots to pedde at u
2c for sows, and 81 sac for Barrows. At retail from
IN &c
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Corn Trade.


No change has taken place to-day in -four or grain We
continue TO quote Genesee al 81 IS asa 10.
Annexed is an account OF the -four and wheat arriving
at tide water the Erie canal during the fourth week
in August and the totals to first September -
Bbis Flour. Bsh Wheat
ror atm week IN August, al, 527l4 l0206
AZ, 5l,s45 6O,l55
Allowing five bushels of wheat barrel of -four is
1921 barrels for the last week in August while the de-
crease OF -four is only 800 barrels
az BbIs Flour: Bsh Wheat
Iotai TO LIST sept, al, 76l,l4 1886
4" 4" 40, 644379 aga Ql6
Estimating FIVE bushels Of wheat to barrel of -four
AID the number of barrels for each will stand
follows -
B5is Flour
lS4l Flour to LIST OF September, 794l2O
1912. 7l7964
This shows decrease of 76 1866 barrels in one year.
1t seldom happens that the wheat and crops are
both remarkably good the season. the requiring
the most rain and the other the most heat. Now how
ever after the most luxurant harvest of other grains
with which benefcent Providence has loaded the fields
Of the husbandman has been housed we have the pro-
mise Of prolific supply of corn.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEAR
ANCE

A GENTLEMAN, about fory-Gve years of age Iaboring
"A under mental engement left his lodgings Monday last
and has since been heard Of Ia person about feet
six inches IN height rattle souy built and ofdark
He was clad III dark dress coat satin black and dark
pautaloons.
Whoever will give any information concerning him to Mr.
Sparks of the Police, at 2l5 Pearl street. will be suitably
,;.t..
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FLUTE g. GUITAR.

M PHILIPPE ERNST, Professor of the Flute. quisI an
patent Concertna begs his friends and pub
hc that he has lust published his Rondo Mtare" for the
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention OF the
learner amateur from its being well adapted that nsu
msn and eslcnsed not only please but to afford
thus kono with several other pleasing Of his
ton FOR the guitar" TO be found Mr. Ensts %
Canal street. where he continues give lessons on t
Inxfrl nntafs
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains OF vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. Bassett, of fleet
Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage, list of their and
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse wifi
board them Immediately their arrival We viii ecprocate
fhef in
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

An llFIClAL FLOW ERS
m %i% FEW dss Sy s.p ha H
Sal Flowers Feathers Sc, now landing from last an1as-
every HayIs packet the STYLES Of flowers and is9he
This snss%snf enables them to have constantly on handa
most fashionable assortment the above articles Dealing by
the city they afford sell the lowest and
Also constantly hand, kind Of material. for flower
paris MILLINERY FANCY DRY GooDs-Ju,t
an ri snd d9S hi winch
De sod very 10" MAI e. fH,h BEAuBARp Agent
respectfully invited TO give her call. 81 3tsre
SUPERIOR STROP.
So. @'a% of s aSTs
s v above md
Having been engaged in busne, Manufacturer Of Cutlery
ct % be sseoS With They ar S ns Of s
respectfully invited to and tie% frs state
such hamIss but Plan article By which Keen edge
my M1S hs M
Also all kinds of Cutlery made and repaired and
ds g isss by PETER ROSE Cutie, &C.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY Low-The sub
al and 1'it AseRe e.
e. sRSS
hs selling retail lower than other place city,
exchanged bought warranted
good time the returned Watches and clocks
in the best and warranted much than usual
prices by one of the best workmeh in America
g. G. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches and Jewelry
au23 lw .rc Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall ST. stairs
NUFF SAID.-The report tina. H. N. Wilds, Esq, the
~ great Boston Candy Man. about establish Office
n this confirmed he has already selected one
Of the central ocs New York No ~ Bowery
opposite the Bowey Theatre where large quantities Of
dies have already arrived and selling 6 ID and
also celebrated Indian Candy for sale which has
such fame for its medical qualities in the Eastern States
IS 2ttr
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICER
New York. Sept. 2, 1912. :
ROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for Granite"
Sand, will be received this Office till o'clock r.
M. Of the 10th inst. for
1900 feet Of Granite and
400 loads of screened building Sand
The Granite be lengths Of feet inches by a.
Granite Sand delivered on the wharf at the u s.
Naval Hospia the Navy Yard and subject the nspec
ton of the Yard
Samples OF the Granite offered accompany the bids
which must the location Of the quarres.
Ali to be delivered before the 5th Of October
ROBERT c. WETMORE.
So str Navy Agent
WRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ORAL AND
Practical System The subscriber requests ladies and gem
emen who wish to the study of the French Language
TO make immediate application the old classes
forming and will commence in few days. evening
class for gentlemen and morning class for ladies also
forming. l.. MANESCA DURAND,
Sc STIR. 78 Franklin ST., 3th door of Broadway.
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Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Packet ship Albany-J Donnell. Baltimore;
Phillips, Boston; Mr. Durcmus, Fnnce Capt Cogswel New
York.
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GYMNASTIC
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA-

NEW PATTERN
"a ARTAULT CO, 1871 FULTON STREET.
nS beautiful has arrived such perfection that rwo
hour, instruction is sufficient to obtain perlec,
of-which will be those who
parstus the OF f. A. Araut CO. I6s Fulton street
Price of The apparatus complete from SIS 500 Also
-Aeiomatc Lenses French plates hyposuphste OF sods
poll oromne chloride Of iodine ehlode Of gold. &C. Also
paste board r. A. Arault Co. are constantly from
Fairs all kinds offancy articles Of the latest