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WILMINGTON Univer.ity oil IsaItl,nore,

w0Amln8tOh OnlVefbhty "a nuAsAAHOToe
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. session of lsi7 and 1913.
Prof. ]. q. =. MoNKUR NJ d. Theory and Practice Of Med
M cine,
Prof II. FOREMAN, NJ D., Chemistry.
Prot WnILAM ~ WILsos, m. D., Therapeutics and MAZE
Medica. et4 sNaless
Prot WILLIAM T. LEONARD, NJ d.. Anatomy.
WILLIAM II. SroKss, NJ. d., Professor o Obstetrics, DIS
Of Women and Ch'ldrei and Medical Jurspru
drnce. x = tgh ls.E tt faE.&."l II ~
Prof GEoRoR McCooK, M, d., Surgery.
Dr. WAKRMAN BRYARLY, Denionstator Of Anatomy. .
The annual Of Lectures will commence on MON
DAY, 18th Of October next, and continue io,ir months
The College has greatly enlarged It's capabilities Tor I'm
parting Medical instruction. The Hospital Department, ni,
control Of resident member OF the Faculty has
been filled with cases disease Museum Of Aiatom-
cal AMI other preparations has been established, and many
important additions the Obststrca Department have
been received from Paris The rooms Tor the resident stu
dents numerous comfortable anu economical anu viii
prove greatly advantageous such wish 10 pursue
asAdiious and uninterrupted course OF study.
Fees for the Session.
Naturalization ticket 46
Professors ticket, each 10
Denionstrator's ticket 10
Diploma. = ~
oct s--lyd. H. FOREMAN, Dean,
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,

STATE STREET, BOSTON.
HE subscriber will open the LIST Of September next
i The Merchants Erchange Hotel located In State street.
and In the immediate vicinity OF Banks the Post Of
ce and the Exchange and hopes by the srctest attention
70 the wants and comforts Of hi. guests to merit good
share Of the public patronage. The house has one hun
bred rooms, has been thoroughly renovated and repair.
ed and the undersigned feels confident that he now pre-
pared to entertain the travelling public in style equal
any Hotel In the city The bedding and furniture generally
has been replenished and the appointments and convent
ences Of the House inferior to OF lis kind By
prompt personal attention IN the desires his guests the
subscriber hopes TO merit his share Of the public favor and
patronage
oct 8 ly' HENRY DOOLEY
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SI'EEL PENS

MYER PHINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer Of English
lM and American S1'EEL PENS PEN HOLDERS,
l2S William street. between Fulton and John SIS, N York
respectfully invites the attention OF the public TO his Justly
celebrated Bank Commercial and Original PENS which
used by the principal houses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen used Also Ornamental Pens for
writings which both durable and elastic, and
preferable to the Gold PEN possessing the
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TO YORK, COLUMBIA, LANCASTER, AND PHI
LADELPLfd,

~ Yum, COLOMDfAi LANCASIEh, AMI fffl-
LADELPLfA, f
IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY.
MILLER q Co. most respectfully inform the public thai
wi they have completed arrangement Commencing on
The 9TH ociober for running their Express in their Own Elk
press Cars and IN charge oil their own Messengers by mail
Trains between Philadelphia and BALTIMORE via York, Co
umba and Lancaster, arriving in Baltimore and Phlae
pha in time Tor the early delivery OF all PACKAGES PARCELS
specie and bank notes, and the transaction oi all commits
sons entrusted TO their care at reduced rates and increased
speed
Their Expresses will leave Philadelphia midnight, and
arrive next morning In Baltimore, connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses
Tie Northern Express leaves Baltimore daily, at r. NJ
OPPIcEs-Jarvis buildings, Baltimore
Susquelanna Hall, York
S9Chesnut street, Philadelphia
Gay Co., No. !, Wall street, New York
Gay q Co., Providence
Gay IL Co., No. 4, Stale street, Doston.
The Southern Express leaves Tuesday and Friday, al
r. NJ VI
ORRIcgs,-Depot fredericksburg # Isl
do Richmond
do Petersburg a.'
IA sEs,F do Weldon. ..,. '..a IS
All goods must be marked Miller 4 Co.'S Express" and
directed AS above, ..#. 'a'-t III
met y tvls y
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JAMES ". HUGHsoN,

No. SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
One Door Beio,o baltimore Street, baltimore.
DESPECTFULIY informs his friends and the public, that
IL he continues 10 Studies, Harness. Trunks,
Ac and has now ON hand large and beautiful stock
Country dealers will find il 10 their interest give
call before buying N1.
Fine Fashionable, Coach and Buggy Harness, aud ladies'
and gentlemens Saddles, Brides, sc,, always hand
Military Work done in the best manner.
oct S-lyd
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NOTICE.
~ MI "

1ilPPEkS OF goous All pars me West are informed
- thai the only EXPRESS by mail train 10 line West
All goods will be receplcd at our office 10 be delivered III
Pittsburgh Wheeling, CINCINNATI 81 Louis, Louisville,
any Of the principal Western cities ahead Of any other line
freight will be charged at the point Of delivery West
GREENE n co,
OCT S-Iyd- Office Pratt street Depot
The Green Spring HydrOpnthic Institute.
Under the charge Of DR. WIN. BoDR pupil Of Presnitz
OF Graienberg snow open for the reception Oi patients
1t Is distant from Baltimore IA miles by the Susqiehanna
Railroad, and III miles by the ReisertoWn Turnpike. The
house, bathing establishments and quantity and quality OF
at this Institute, afford every for The efficient
practice al the The grounds arranged,
and Of such extent To enable and Induce the inmates to
take ample exercise ~
Applications admission to be addressed to-
.GE Dir WIN. RODE,
octS- Owings' Mills Post Office, baltimore County.
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Empowered by Act OF Parliament 2VcL-Royal Assent,
July 1877
"a ,Sapings Bank for Me Orphan and Ae Widor."
u S. BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK.
Iason aayay, chairm sasvs. ) h %Sa4S
JoNA. GooDHUB, SAMUEL nj. FOX,
JANIS BooRMAK, WIN VAN Hook,
Gsones BARCLAY, O. Epw HABIcHr.
G eF Fw IN rms as , A guarantee
Of large capital, addition 10 Tie accumulation Of pre-
The peculiar benefits secured 10 the assured by the prin
cple Of tlie Loan Department
pa rns .ss@ ls.,a ga s ,s 1
charge. - - ,r,
Persons for lie, once borrow half amount
Of annual premium, and claim the same privilege ior i've
Part OF de Capital is permanently inves. in the United
States Of three oi the Local Directors, az frs
claims (siouid any such urse, otherwise.
Thirty days allowed after each payment Of premium be-
M charge Ir samn .iiy. Or r,r Medical Examination
Tie Society being founded The Mutual and JOINT Stuck
Getty, twoiris Of WHEN urr annually divided among hos.
assured Tor life on the participation scale
III The Baltimore Branch Of the United States Local
Board Will First Monday Of every month al te
office Of the Chairman, or the Transaction o! business
Ir- The Medical Examurrs will meet daily az al Lex
ingt0n street, al o'clock r. NJ To receive applicants
pan,hlsts explanatory Of Life Insurance, and The psc
liar System Institution, blank forms Of application,
&c obtained at the Agents Office, q German street
United States Local Directors Of baltimore.
JONATHAN MEREDrTH, ESD, CHARM.
SAMUEL. HOFFMAN, Esq.
S. H. MoCUlLoH ESQ, NJ ID.
j. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel
j. MASON CAMPBELL, Esd, Solicitor
".r. Medical Examiners. > Il,
r. II. BUCKI.ER, Al Lexington street
5. r. TILGHMAN, 46 81. Paul street.
AGENTS.
DONALD MclIyAIN, German street
THoS IL. WllLIAMSA
octS-lyd. NtE Htl
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

p -. M MOHIHOhGFy, HIhs M 49,
f will be matter Of graiihdaon 10 the citizens Of Mont
gomery, wen as Inc travelling community through
that great commercial iforoughiare, learn that Mr.
Washington Iiliy long and hvorably known us the
courteous and gentemany proprietor OF Montgomery Hal
will open the LIST OF Nosember, the above and ad
nirably arranged Hotel under Mr. j. j. Stewart the pro
prieoT In the accommodation for permanent bearders
proprietor and the undersigned manager To merit that
patronage which their experience and popularity merits
The building and furniture and costly, and well
adapted to suit the Taste Of trayelerslhe furniture
dern. The tables will be well supplied with every article
requisite for the most iasdious tastea and the wines o,
superior brand The first session OF the Legislature will
assemble in this city, and upon this upon every
son The members, well the public in general, may
expect no dimnuiio Of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned
oct 3 Iy' WASHINGTON TILLY.
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Also hand, extensive assortment Of Pens of various
makers, which offers for sale at very low prices For
sale by e. i. Nesbitt, H. Cogswell, Messrs Wheeler
Wood, Bowen ~ Co., Lambert d. Lane, D. Pet, in Wall
street. aud by all the etationers In the city lily
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HoUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

south Of The General Post Office, would
respectfully invite the attention OF his
--- reinls, the citizens OF Washington, and
It's cnity, stock of Furniture and Housek eeping
articles; comprising IN part at
rocking and I,aror Chairs
60 centre, card, and dining Tables
Bureaus, sdeboar,ls, &c.
anil Gilt Frames, Look ing rlasses.
war,lrobes, Bes.u,ls, Crlbs, CradIes
Si,uck, hair a,d straw Miiresses,
Feather Beds Sick King Bottoms, &c
ALSO,
Glass, china, stone, earthcn and iron Ware
Knives and Forks, Brushes, and Wooden Ware
With numerous other articles IN the House line loo
numerous 10 mention.
lie prepared 10 manufacture al kinds OF Furniture
the shortest notice, and the reasonable terms lie
aers himself that from his long experience In e cabne
business all work made by him win be done In faithful
and workman-like manner, and give entire satisfaction
n. D. Old Furniture, taken in exchange Tor
Sind
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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY

SHIP COMPANY.
x$3eXEN The ships of this Company appointed 10
xAadlklE, sail as follows: Us.
IT-777 FROM NEW YORK.
The UNION capt Herbert sails on the aDtn Sept 1877
4" PIHLADELPIfIA,C Capt Desson,. 18th Oct
DfiSSOURL Capt, Morin, g 3ist :"
NEW YORK, Capt FerrnId, =" 18th Nov.
FROM HAvRE
The PHILADELPHIA sails on the 18th Of Sept
Z" MISSOURI I" y" 10Th
NEW YORK, - 18th Oct. z.
UNION =" 3lsi
Passage from New York Iiavre, sia,; wines not l-
GUIDED y
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experience, surgeon s attached 10 each ship.
These ships having been constructs. for the French Roy
al Navy, neri,r vessel Ia all worldly tiiaiit
Their cabins large, well furnished, and Unusually
well ventilated, and their table IN iInsirpassed
Wines " all kinda and OF the best quality are furnished
al very lew rates FIX
For freight or passage Apply to The companys Agency
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NOW e !, B ibIiins q Mo- i0I Ns...r = re q. n =

Befioesn Ftion d Inn SIS, nerf 10 he Hyad 0Lfcr
on nm sAGkERMANs CARVED LETTERS for
2U.UUU SIGNS, can be had al the following prces I'm
proved Carved Letters, gilt with exru deep gold leaf war
ranted fade. nj cent in inch 'N"'I
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NEW LINE LIyElipOOL PACK ETs

These substantially fast sailing, first class Ships all built In
The city Of New York. commanded by men OF expe-
ant ability, and win be despatched puncnaly
the 2lst Of each MONTH ~ 5R IN a.ts
Their cabins are elegant and commodous, and are fur
nislled with Whatever cOnduce 10 the comfort
of passengers,
sponsbe Tor ay parcels packages seni by iheH unless
regular bills Of ia,llng sgne, therefor
For freight or passage apply 20
WOODRUFF q MINTllRNNS, .'.-
1,..# 81 South street, New York.
or to FIELDEN, nROTHERS& CO.,
oct IDLY Liverpool,
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s2,5OO,OOO.

empowered by Act OF Parliament vicL-Royal Assent,
July "a, 1857.
"a 'Sarings Bank for The Orphan aud Ae Widor."
H. s BOARD OF LOCAL. pIREcToRs AT NEW YORK
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the AnnaI oils (id) Republican,
We have omitted for several weeks TO mention tina
restoration by the President of Captain p r. Voorhees
TO his rank in the Navy of tho United States That
neglect did not proceed from any deficiency of respect
and kind feeling towards the gallant captain whose
worth in private life and mertorous services ia the late
war with Great Britain enttle him to both In that war
no was constantly aaoat lie with the late Commo.
dore Decatur ct the capture Of the igate Macedonian
and tho present Commodore Warrington at the taking
OF the soops OF war Eperver and Nauus-the latter in
the Straits OF Seenda From knowledge of the facts
connected with the suspension Of Captain " we con-
der ths act Of the President crodable to his love of
JUSTICE and have. only to regret that it was not per.
formed ut an earlier day. We have always been Of
opinion that the capture Of the Argentine sqadren IVES
an achievement which the honor Of this country de.
handed and instead Of being censured ought TO have
oeen sanctioned by our government.
Isp,aih buchanan, now in command Of the Naval
ocnoo AZ tins place. has, understand been ordered to
asioop OF war We wish his successor at the school,
been. o"o "o" "' ho mas
commander Pearson, who tried in Norfolk for the
and VI .ne soop OF war Boston, has been found guilty.
"'," sentehced 10 ono years suspension.
mandeI Carpenter, who was triad nv tho ANNA
~ ior the loss Of the brig Truxion was found puv
anu to be cashered but recommendsd 10 t5s
mercy OF the President who has RENTED the senenrs
to one years suspension '' "'o hen'enee
n. hs snoshIpman Hollands, tried by the ssme court
sas been honoraby acquitted Of eli blame in hs isss
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NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH G. 1s47

the sloop Of war Boston, Of which vessel he acting
master.
We understand that the sentence Of the Naval Court
Martial IN the case Of L. Haggsty late Of the sloop
Is rumored that Commander Farrsgut 10 to hsvs the
command OF the u 8 sloop of war Saratoga and Comr
which are now ut the 0ospon Navy Yard ready to be
put IN commiason-Nsrfoik Herald, March 3.
Commodore Perry, who is appointed to the command
OF the g. naval forces in the Gulf OF Mexico, arrived
here yesterday in the steamer Georgia. from Baltimore
and took lodgings at the National HotoL Norfolk Bea.
con, March
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DEATH OF TWO VENERABLE SIsTEps.--Two ,is
tsrs, Hannah Gillaspy and Lucy Elkinton. who have
i9r many years lived together in house in Almond
s t uotn expired about noon, Monday almost a.
c .se Instant former was In her Goth and the LAT,
Yer 70 nsI soh year They members of the socsiv
OF triends.-PhiIsdeiphie yAmsriean. '.s s'SsJ
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
Senate.

Senate
ALBANY, March. 8, isAg.
bill reported amsndstory Of the oct regulating
the mode of binding orphans from the Lsaks soI
Watts Orphan Asylum.
Committee of Conference was appointed on the
Judiciary District Bill.
Mr.. SPENCER offered resolution nstructing the CON.
mss Of Finance to report the proprsty Of extending
the law relative to taxation Of reserved rents
cude rents reserved leases for Of twsntyone
years, or less Agreed TO.
Tbs senate them In Committee Of the Whole, took up
the bill TO sppoint commissioners codify the laws
air YouNo named A. LOOMS and N. Hill o. commis-,
sioners on pr actice and pleading.
Mr.. WILLIAMS moved 10 substitute the name Of D. d
Field
MT SPENCER was In favor Of Msssrs Grshsm, Hill.
and Field counsel
The nomination Of Msssrs. LOOMS and Hnl was
agreed to.
MIR. HARD named MIR. Peters of Gsnssss a. the third
commissioner, but no question was taken, and
!. The Senate adjouened.
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Assembly

hssohhOAy
ALBANY, March o, lss..
The Judiciary Committee reported bill in relation b
the election Of certain judicial officers The bill bro
vides for the election the fourth Tuesday Of Nav
neIt Of four Judges Of the Supreme Court in each judi.
cial district County Judge District Attorney Bur
ogae Clerk Of Court Of Appeals in the several counties
Police Justice in Albany, and also in Troy and 70
corders of cities The bill leaves it discretionary with
the Boards Of Supervisors confer the ONCE of County
Judge and Surrogate the person. to separate
them.
MIR. GOULD reported bill to sbolish capital punish
mept
The Houie concurred with the Senate In appointing
Committee Of Conference the Judicial District BILL
Mr. BAscoMs resolution, directing bill to be reported
within ten days. providing the distribution of $50
among the schools and academies from tho Literary
Fund.- and 900 from the income of the United States
Deposit Fund. Agreed to-
Mr. BAscon also gave notice Of bill to appoint three
commissioners in practice, &c.
Mr.. B. SMITH brought in bill to lay out street
in the Twelfth ward In the city Of Now York.
Tho Hurl Gate Pilot Bill passed in committee.
The term Of apprenticeship reduced to the term Of
three years
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Inc cars running on the roads between Albany
ana Rochester are owned common stock, each com.
pany having undivided interest In 81
and Is mail and baggage cars
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Statistics OF the New York Railroads.

The following is correct abstract of the reports
ceived from railroad companies, giving certain statis
cal information for the 1885, pursuant to rssou
ton Of the Assembly Of lsla compiled from the ofica
returns received a. the office Of the Secretary Of state
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Assembly.


| ALBANY, March 4, lsI7.
An Immense number Of petitions were presented aud
Mr. WRIGHT, OF Sullivan presented six circumstances
against the location OF portions Of the New York and
aha gan IA .ne state Of Penn,ylvana The honor
70 the origin oithe petitions lie said they purported
ne signed by persons residing near the Pennsylva
me ou mat they were concoc,ed Ia the city Of New
YORK lie ssid tho railroad company had sent paid
agents to travel through the counties bordering Penn
Wsnn ana circulate petitions against any change In
the location OF the road agreed upon by the commits
sioners appointed by the Legislature Of last year He
concluded with motion refer the petitions 10 the
committee on railroads.
=, This motion was vehemsnently opposed by the New
House. fe" ~ VIC
great effort is making to secure the extension Of
,s los' through Sullivan county, and II may be
MIR MoFAsLAS reported bill to authorize manuf.c,u
a .. TOO. peer and soda water in New York. TO seize
ana recover possession Of their bottles certain cases.
Ihe bill was referred to the Committee Of the Whole
,a Inc HOUSE was In Committee Of the Whole short
ume on the Dill respecting the rc-submission of the
amendments to the charter oil the city OF New York TO
the people.
The committee rose without voting upon the bin
The bill to extend the terms Of the courts of Common
feas and General Sessions OF this State the
Of New York, to the last day of June neAt read
third time, and posed the House without Dissenting
vote e
The Senate transmitted the bill to divide the State into
JUDICIAL districts with message that the Senate non
concur in the amendments Of the House to the bill
something was seid sboat COMMITTEES Of conference
when Mr. HapLtY moved tina, the House insis, on i.
amendments 10 the bill. The motion was sdoptsi
An incredible amount Of local bu mess was disposed
OF in various ways.
FRAUDS OK THE Custom HOUSE We hear that
an extensive fraud has recently been practlsed
upon the Boston Custom House. some enterprisng
aoVehturers, pretending to be servants OF Lord Elgn
over IN tho last steamer and cmed have their
baggage passed free through the custom house This
baggage il said consisted OF valuable laess aud the
scheme succeeded so far 10 pass through all but ons
case, which was seized upon by the suspicious gentle
men connected with Tho revenue Probably there Is
more ol sory connected with the subject than our In
| iofmstion allows us 10 tell-Bosen Courier.
Snow STORM At THE VISTA letter from
Rome, Oneida county, dated Tuesday evening ssyss--
The snow is three feet deep level The storm Of
snow and ran was so violent Saturday, sunday aud
Monday taat We had arrival Of csIs from the Esst
' yH~.tl L. n kc,,~
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Snow STORM AT THE VISTA letter from
The snow is three feet deep on level The storm Of
snow and rain was violent Sa.uIdsy, sunday aud
Monday Aat We had arrival Of from the bsss
West for <o hours
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AsIs Q ARI,RIss.

GENER or E:Rs S.
Hcess AZ ia a e bis or
tIesing electiolis of officers Of The; iii, 81 Of
wi,atesef grade or I'd nj. mn king IN
poi,itn,ents of oiGGers The fsta 3f.swfll o.
port The nam The oflirers SO elestsd
or .. e ppointe1: 70 The Seeretary Of STATE
= w e,.iss directed I'll and
forward their conmis ions uit out dei 4.
and itesis also further directed no ID: :issGe
or deliper any blank military conir,i on.:
. All otnnnnicaiion addressed 10 the
Secretary Of Stale under i}lis or rdersse DO
endorsed sslfI lisia Serp;cc.'1'
he adier q GeneraI Il, !, ara charged
yithSi he ext OF CHS ord Ell. s,
D By order of the Gommantisr-insGh chief,
!. CANrEY. 5sg
"A Adj and Inspt. Gen.
II Nay 8. 20 SIS 81
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NOTICE..

Whereas, thcsnbscriber hatIiiaken nos.
session OF The effects Of M u. M. Murphy,
'ereeased, among which effects are sun.lry
Notes of Hand, some 0f which, i, is
thoug nj, may have been Judged with said
Deceased. by othar persons f6Ts collection.
this should be the faci, sscts SCI ms are
hereby requested TO make suclr fact 1 Il . W..
Ia The subscriber, who viii deliver up said
Notes when the requisite proof is given;
aud persons having demands against de-.
ceased. will please give the samourt Of
such demands also 10 The s,tbsasibes.
!. w. LEWIs.fO. s. d.
4f June 18th, lS47. 81 Ct
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STATE, RfbAEs.s

The. suhscriber will receise prop oesals
until The 9th of next, for building
Bird on the Camden Road. sanIee.
SCAMP Nanees Ferry. near Pine, Isianii.
The brid ge will be about 100 feet in
length and from $50 2i, feet ii, isisl,.
The posts or plies 20 br driven. and with
the cap sills To- he sIef cypress, and mot
more'than ll feet q III 'fhe flooring sio
be ba's sf good heart pine, g q inches thiek,
serurnds By strit,g & pices, fastened by Ill ssvnp
irons sboiied to- the p posts. 81 he isS MS of
the old ridge can t,e-a gain used. rs The
bird 10 be finished by lie 6rsts Of 3OcIo-.
her. Address. 1sss
81 DRAyToN EARL
ss53 Pub.
sz 6arcenyilis C.I JET. S. aEs.