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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26


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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26

20 The Queen's nelieht. What - Nh ' "
agIedIsat M ne Ora s,Ss "A ss
rVDNp Is probably superior e & Y
page. rs ~ ~ 'se bulletin No Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26
G0Rn0N pImMM ,,',I,l .

;5,; 2 gS 81 z. i1s OF aHER7oFs
street, Nero Orleans. "A IA : - ,s se z R,s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26

n Strangers in the Cify, zee Dr.. BIZ .MULLEN'S
advertisements in the paper one
in need would do wen give call al Us q
street t e s mild
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26


foruications for the year ending Both june, 1649
For defensive works and barracks near Detroit AK mn
For fofsiticatOns at outlet of Lake Champlan 10000
For detens!ye works and barracks at narrows of Pc
Fof1efair of Fort PEBBLE Portland habor Maine gt0O
EoT repairs q FoH Scanned Portland harboI Me- 1000
For epalI Of on Gov Island Boston
For Fo Adams Newport hafbor Rhode Island. sSSOS
Eof g baildt4s III TrumbqI New London g.. 1000
For For eci1gleI Long Island sound New York. TO- QUO
For repairs Of Foo Wood. and sea-wailof Bellows
RI 5etess ~ soss. pont as siimois 6arbo
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Road. Virginia, $1,000
For of site Of Fort Moultrie. Charleston
haibof. South Cafolins s. 1880
Eos d,ke O. Dfunken Dick soai Chaeston larbog 1000
Eor Fon Sempssr Charleston ha5boF 1900
For Fst hsbos Foriis. SO SCS
For Fort B1SncAs and barracks thereat. Pensacola :
9spsG 81 SUI cfs.n point Xabams aSSSS o
For Fost iacsoa lssi SoE
ESr Fot Issa fe ssnd La.
SEA; ;:sg
ned So dstsesso ths chansa VI
ss1E Ant9it ~ 4sisis IN 10 III diylalof
tomIoezs isdI U IL ter il,at ll1z saiishipI
Washing e Sodfi q E< saoinins
q the n gunsf ods az I'D ID III ssill1g
CkdwDkn be nnniI4 81 persons = Is ii
otle ef The Philadel5Isis K6tIs Ell met
ragle night Hhilsfhe Vhie Con- 81 ~
II "a ii that III ssas ~ sitIio{I q
hSlel hi RhilsdsI & 1o5 q Inis;lIs ~
iatinS decsnt flass y e.susss \ = i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26

NAVAL, Capt sringham, recently ordered to
attend as one Of the Board Of Examiners at the
Naval School, has been relieved and Capt James
Armstrong appointed ID his place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26

90 The Phiadelphins Sun, in describing q fire,
says tie flames g passed from house to house with
great and Jeart IL celebrity. 2,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26

South CAROLINA. The South CaroIinian, pub
lished at Columbia, the seat Of Government, has
come out in the support Of Cass and Butler. The
South Cafolinian Is one Of the leading papers in
the State. 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26

GEN TAYLoR's SUppoRTERs.- In Vermont and
Maine the nominations of the Philadelphia Con-
vention have been warmly received. At Pottstown,s
Pa, there was large impromptu gathering on the
18th inst, ito respond to them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-26

~ Since the arrival Of Signor Don Nicholas Z.
Trist, at Waahington he has been remarkably
quiet Tis said that he has not once been seen IN
public, nor has he asked an interview with the
President 81 Secretary 81 State. \
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
INVALUABLE
Family Companion.

NlX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure of
~ Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart,
ana all Female Diseases. 234 pages, % engravings.
faper 30 cts. bound rs cts. Mail to any part
postage % cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expandcrs, 50. Mail
oAny part % cts. postage. Inhaling Tubes, Sill,
porters, perfect, SO TO $40, for all upturcs, Falling
OF the Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and
Chest sent by Express everywhere. For Braces
or Supporters, or Rupture Supporters, give height
rom mead to loot and circumference Of person next
the surface, just above the hips. If Rupture. men.
hon which side. Agents wanted for the sale Of the
above goods. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, 7O7
broadway, New York, post paid.
Feb. "a, ls4s. Ivan
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COMMENTS.

''HEs subscriber has on hand both Rutland and
Il Dorset Marble Grave Stones, which he can
and Will sell lower than can be afforded at any 9th.
er shop in the vicinity.
Those wishing to purchase may do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
1Z Shop near the Cold Water Establishment.
N. KITTREDGE.
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II rs,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE


AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
AHd Agency for he a. States Patent O6foe. WASHING.
too, No. % STATE STREET, BOSTON
'I'liE subscriber, by appointment from the Com.
Il missioner OF Patents, is agent Of the u. S. Pa
tent olioe for receiving and forwarding to the same,
models, specimens or manufactures, TO be patent
ed, or deposited therein, which will be sent free Of
1pease and rii, and with despatch. He will prepare
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all the
necessary Papers aud Drawings for Patents will
make researches into American and Foreign
works to test the validity Of inventions, and ren.
der advice on legal and scientific matters, respect.
ing the same. Patents secured in Europe and 9th.
er countries.
BY application TO this office inventors are saved
the time and cost OF a journey TO Washington
and delay there, as well as all personal trouble in
obtaining their patents. They also have the ad.
vantage of r,TjHpy explaining their inventions, and
Of consulting in respect to them matters, in general,
gPdTamoMai importance IN order to osdin correct ae-
oyioations and claims. The experience Of sirtssa
years practice, an extensive collection Of rare works
decisions, SC. on mechanical subjects, the Patent
Laws, and patents Of different countries. collected
at much expense during the long time this office
has been established, together with accounts
here Kept OF inventions patented at Washington.
enable the subscriber to afford to inventors, desir.
Gus OF procuring Patents, assistance and informa.
uon which in other respects might be difficult OF
attainment.
juno 20
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FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, &c.

DhANGEs and Lemons, Raisias, all kinds
- cs1anis, rigs, Lhias, lPnanes, Citroa, Tdna-
rands' Almonds, Brasil NUS, Pea NUS, FYl6erts, Eng
WeiHufs; Prsared Ginger, Peaches, Pears aid
1aHce, Mred PioHes, Gerkias, Pepper Sauce. Oirr
a., Lemoa Syrup, Oires, Cdpers, Snniiaes, Catsm,
french Mustard, An. do, Rose Wahz, Ban Water
Orange Waher, EItrad Lemon, Vanilla, Peach, Arc. ;
Mdeca,on, Vsrmec.Hi, Sago, Tapiooa, A1ow Roo,
Gnss RON, Spdt Peas, Le'fas, &C. &c, can be found
cheap at 8 Granite Row.
~ J.. ". FROST.
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NOTICE.

1 having become absolutely necessary for me in
4 order to meet my debts to make some collec.
lions, l hereby give notice 10 all Indebted to me,
elther by note or account, Of more than one years
standing, to make immediate payment. AS it Is
announcement for me 10 leave my business TO make
my collections, l hope this eaii will be answered, as
1 have heretofore made repeated efforts 10 make
collections and failed In the attempt now notify
nl dellnquents that unless they give this last cali
Iheir Immediate attention, they will find their notes
lat ls4s. IFMITFT. X pEuIS
hraitleboro, July 10th, 1913. tf47'
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Superior Flour.

Don't skip this because It's shOrt:--
& very Comprehensive!
THOMPSON & RANGER
MOULD inform the public. that they have just
w received from Boston, a new supply Of
Gold and Silver Watches
OF every description some at less prices than those
we read Of.
SILVER WARE.
A good assortment Of Table, Tea and Dessert
spoons, Butter Knives, &C., warranted second TO
none.
JEWELRY.
An elegant assortment Of fine Gold Bosom Pins,
ringer Rings, Pencils, Chains, Beads, Bracelets,
Ear Hoops and Rings, Watch Keys, &c.
Steel Goods.
Steel Bags, Purses, Clasps, Rings and Tassels,
Beads, Slides, &c, a first rate assortment.
Combs.
Silver, Shell, Horn, snd Ivory Combs. Fans Of
every description, at low prices. Tooth, Hair, Nail
and Clothes Brushes, Razors and Shaving Appar-
ntns. Scissors, Pocket Cutlery, Wallets and Peck
ct Books PeYfnmery Of all kinds, Hair Oils, Their
Inometers, and some other goods, But as the motto
IS "short stories in hay weather" we will not weary
the dear public With vain repetitions, but saw give
US n call, one and all and we will show You our
goods, and sal them at such low prices as 10 aston.
tonish the natives.
July 10. AZ
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DOCT. FITCH,s

BDoMINAL SUPPORTERS, Shoulder Bra.
"A cs and lnhaling Tubes. Also, his book OF
Six Lectures ON prevention and cure of Consumn.
ton, for sale at reduced prices, by
o., A. H.. DAY 6 BROTHER
Braiheboro, May %, 1913. smao
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LIVERY STARLE.
FARM FOR SALE.

Farm FOR SALE.
NyA YNHE subscriber offers his Farm for
1!.::W. sale, situate near the east village
ntkSS in Guilford, W. less than three miles
.eA nom Brattleboro village, on the stage
road leading from Brauleboro 10
Greenfield. Said Farm is pleasantly situated, the
buildings convenient. The house is new and well
finished, the Farm well divided into moving, tillace,
p%asturing. and woodland, and well watered, con.
tanning about l70 acres Of land. Said Farm is
more extensively known as the Farm lately owned
by John Phelps, Esq.
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber,
on the premises.
60. GEORGE EELS.
Guilfond, March 10th, ls4s. so
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sHEEP MARKrNc-

NOFT RED CHALK, for Sheep Marking, con
- stantly for sale, in large or small quantities
with an assortment Of Drugs and Msdiciass. bv
JONATHAN p. HALL & CO.
ly3a MOL U,ioa !SreS B0STdN
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JUST RECEIVED.
A Chance for N Bargain.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE Farming Lands in the counties Of
' Ionia, Lapccrand lngham, Michigan, for Farm
IN this county ,-one in or adjoining the town Of
Brattleboro preferred. These lands are in the
midst OF settlements, and warranted to be Of the
best quality. Persons DESTROYS to turn n mail
Farm into a much larger and better one, for them.
selves or their children, can now have the opportu.
nifty. nIInquirc Al this Office
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
FRESH TEAS.

RECvD, this week from New York, a large
~ stock Of FREsH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, AZ
considerable discount from former prices. Famiies
can always be sure Of getting good Tsas, as they
ed. Also, a large stock Of all kinds COFFEE. Chloe
aiate, French do, Cocoa, Shells, Broma, &c.
Wholesale and Retail, by !. w, FROST.
81 No, 8, opposite he Stage House.
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Wool, Wool.

10000 i hSSi Of w MSGt Ti Fas,op 2, 'G is Bra. eat.
change for Cassimeres and Tweeds. A good as,
sorlment constantly on hand.
II. A. WHEELER, Agent
Brattleboro, June ~, lsis. 43
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TIGER POWDER.

~ c. HALL, agent for the Tiger Mills. will
". furnish Blasting and Sporting Porder in larre
at manufacturers rates. Warranted TO give satis,
faction.
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Merchants Exchange Hotel.
In the same building with the
POST OFFICE.
State street.. Boston.

THIS is the most convenient Hotel in Boston
Il for the man 81 basiness 10 stop ut IL Is at the
very head quarter Of Business close by the Banks
Stores. The Proprietor is determined to keep his
charges at the very lowest rates, and for
One DloIar per Day,
he engages TO furnish his patrons with all the sub
siantial comforts found at the First Hotels.
The House has lately been repaired snd urnish.
cd throughout in a manner not at all inferior 10
houses where the charges are two or three times as
much.
Entrance in State, Lindall and Congress streets.
Transient Boardcrs ONE DOLLAR per dsy.
HENRY DoOLEY.
Boston, June, is4s. 3m40
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For The Vermont Phonir.
On the death Of Mrs. c. 7. Q. Wood
bury.
"To die Is ~gdinr-PHIL. !, 81.
o Death, how soon thy summons came
To cali the wife, the mother dear,
Zen ere life's day began TO wnnei
Her home, "sweeth home didst thou make drear
So soon must thy dread work be done
So soon the husbands heart be rivenf
Friends, parents, sistcr,-left TO mourn
For one so dear but meet for heaven
Yet, not as on unwelcome guest
Thy message there didst thou proclaim
1t was to call the saint to rest,
Whose life was Christ, whose dehih Is shih'
Tho, life was sweet, tho friends were dear,
Her Saviour was her life, her friend,
The chief OF all her blessings here,
On whom in death she sweetly leaned.
Let others count It gain to iipe,
For riches, honor, pleasure, fame,
For all that this vain world can give,
But for the saint ITO die Is GAIN
IT'S gain to fee this world Of sin,
To soar on angels wings above,
To drink eternal pleasures in,
To live and sing where all is love.
Where pain and sorrow fee away,
No scorching sun, no dreary night,
No biers, no death but ever day,
For God is heavens unfading light.
o, It's a glorious boon to die
In Jesus, for his saints are blest
In him, with lie, with heavenly JOY,
In him they've everlasting rest"
We mourn not then the 'pious dead"
Tho here our loss we deeply feel;
And o, when life's brief day is fed
May Christ to US their bliss reveal.
PLoRAToR
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Cheese. Lard. Hams.

pRIME New Mich Cheese, do. 4 meal do. extra
4 Lard in bbls and kegs, smoked Hams and
Shoulders, Salt Pork, Salt Beef &c, constantly on
hand, at j. w. FROST'S.
~ NJ. 8 GraRile Rom.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-18
Smoked Hams.

~ BARRELS Billings Sugar cured eemented
~ Hams, just received for sale by
@. c. HALL.
July IL. Al
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AT FROST'S,
WOOL, WOOL.
Wool Carding.

TNHE WOOL CARDING business will be
Il promptly attended to at the establishment Of
Messrs. Hiues, Nslrman & Co. No credit given.
Also, Cloth dressed at the Wooden Factory, Oh
short notice.
f.. A. WHEELER.
Brattleboro, June IL. 1913. "a
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COFFrNS.

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENTof all sizes
IA at A. VAN DooRN & SONS, at reduced
pnces' IS
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Fire Frames OIL all Sizes,
CALDR0N KETTLES, and a large assortment
HOLLOW WARE.
PIPE, CARTE g. COMMON BOXES.
Fire Dogs, Gridirons, Sad Irons, Friction Roll.
ers and Cranks, a nice article.
Also, various sires Of Ash Doors, Oven Mouths.
Arch Mouths, Crates, Tubes for wooden Aque-
ducts, &c, SC. -
His stock embraces the most extensive assort.
ment Of
WATER WHEELS,
and all the different sized patterns OF Aadsrsoa,s
Pdteai lPdiT Uhoa, for which there has been so
great a RUSH for two years past-Together
with all kinds Of GEARINGS for Breast, Over.
Shot, Spiral Vent, and Tub Wheels.
viii make 10 order, all kinds OF FACTORY
and MILL GEARING, Mill Cranks, spindles, and
Rag Wheels. Also, a beautiful pattern Of
Looms!
LAST. BUT NOT A
NeohaFs highly LmprOved Railroad
CAR WHEELS AND BOXES.
CUSTOM WORK.
All castings Of any pattern, will be MADE TO
ORDER, and furnished at short notice. All work
entrusted to his care will be done by the most
Experienced WOrkmen,
and is rnrnBfod TO BE- equal in every respect to tha,
emanating from the most celebrated Foundries.
n-The public generally are invited to look
through this Establishment before making their Sc.
%lectionsi as every thing pertaining to an lion
Foundry, can be found at
Brownies Eagle Iron Works
And those who call TO purchase, may do so in the
expectation Of getting
"A GREAT
Remember my Motto!
CHEAP FOR CASH.
III. II. BROWNIES
h agile Iron Foundry
Mechanic St.-East of Canal ST.,
% HinsdaIe, N. III.
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
'INHE subscriber would give notice that he has q
- iull set Of Screws and Rolls, and is prepared to
reasonable prices.
ar.,oA. WILLIAM STONE.
o' ""'h o 1895 29
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-13

What singular freak will get into the wings nex' The
arrows fly so think around the head of Gen. Taylor for
hiding his opinons-for saying he would not withdraw
even if Mr. Clay nominated-for being willing to
accept of nomination at the Baltimore Convcnton-for
not knowing how vote; indeed, for having
ted at all in his fe--that of the whg presses
tually begin to come out in favor of neutral man The
editors of the New York Express, time back,
ing the sad predicamen OF Gen Taylor in his constant
twisngs and urnings-frst no-party man, then
whig but not an ultra one &cbreak out in the follow
ing strain:
"Granting that Gen. Taylor has lied in saying he is a
whig when he is only utral-s not neutral President
better for $ wings than Cas- II
ANYBODY or anything, no matter who or what, quail
fed or unqualified, stakeholder proviso-man, wing or
neutral is all the same with party having no prnc-
pies to look after
What fortune it is to to have good digestion
Such extraordinary digestive powers must be found quite
convenient to the whgsn these days of political trimming
and summersets.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-13
COMMERCIAL.


NEw YoRK, October lI-Wednesday, 4, r. M
The negotiation abroad OF six millions of United
fected is regarded of far less importance than before II
States stock by leading banker that il has been eff
stated that onehalf the has been sold outright
and the other pledged for loan The which
arrangements effected have leaked out bur
been mentioned the price of the sale, which
would be several per higher than the London market
price the stock, although 2.l0 per less than
il is be accounted for TO the government. The bills
against these credits thus opened yesterday ia
the market offering 81 per cent? and the price for the
packet is heavy That is TO say bills OF certain class that
could be sold before offered at 81 The leading
drawers say King ~ Co., ask 81 Vt, they sell ;
while Browns have giving 81 and asking o. In view
of tho bills against stock, therefore, the market is with
fair dem and falling; Paris, bills were done at 26l
Is short sight IL Is; Amsterdam 40 4Oi; Ham
burg Ssh $50; Bremen 10 794
Money does change materially in value The cutlery
about the operations of the independent treasury seems to
have subsidized reflection has exposed its absurdy The
duties received and drafts paid for weeks have been
as follows:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-13
WADE.

Gov. Seward of New York supports the Taylor and
Fillmore ticket simply because OF his ardent friendship
for the latter and for the additional reason that, abo
onsts, they act in perfect concert and harmony with
each other They both real long-tred disciples of
the Giddings school, and well known such throughout
New York Gov. Seward being one of the most subtle
and dexterous of that ridiculous faction, of which he
is the leader and principal adviser omts no occasion for
bearing his strong testimony the remarkable high quail
Ties of his friend Fillmore In of his recent letters he
ha. this significant remark in reference to his colaborer
in the field of abolitionism:
"In the aud character of the latter (Fmoe) have
every guarantee that Shig can desire"
Yes, the guarantees of his wing principles most
AMPLE no doubt and yet they probably hundred
per cent less than the guarantees of his fidelity
and devotion the dark mandates of the foul party
seeking 10 enkndle the flame of civil revolution among
the confederaed States of our happy Union His
pondence with the governor of Virginia respecting
fugitive slave charged with crime and fleeing from JUS
tee, in which he is guilty of the folly of arguing against
slavery itself, is startling warning TO the whole South,
and every friend of the compromises and provisions Of
the Union, against any endorsement which he may give
for Taylor or for Fillmore.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-13

IJAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons tina
IL he has received large assortment Of new fall and
winter goods, which opened and ready for
nation The stock embraces Englsh FRENCH and Bel
gan cloths cassimeres and vestings IN great variety of
styles, qualities, and prices; together with large stock of
very handsome fancy domestic cassimeres, remarkably
good and cheap; silk woolen, and undershrts and
drawers lot of superior dress shirts fancy articles such
stocks, gloves, cravas suspenders, hosiery, collars,
bosoms umbrellas, gowns &C., &c.
p ]. s. takes great pleasure in assuring those who may
clothing that his stock and arrangements such
to enable him furnish them at prices unusually low,
while he every article to give entire satisfaction
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
Oct 5-3tawlmif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-13
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Quarermaser's Office, Washington, Oct. H. l848.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until 10 o'clock, M, Monday, the 18th day of No
vember next for furnishing ations the United States
marines the following stations for the year lS49 Wis
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlesown, Massachusetts,
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport near Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District of Columbia.
Each ration consist of pound and quarter Of
fire. sh beef threequart of pound OF pork
eighteen OF bread made of superine flour
perhne -four, the option of the government and the
best Orleans sugar. eight quarts of the best white
BEANS four quarts of vinegar, quarts of sale four
pounds of good hard brown soap, and and a half
pounds OF good hard dipped talow candles each hun
bred rations
The beef required shall be delivered the order of
the single ration, and shall consist Of the best and
choice pieces of the the pork to be No prime
pork, and the groceries OF the best quality OF the
kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by two
sureties OF known responsibility. To be endorsed 'Pro
posals for ratons for lS49."
Oct l3-3taw4w
The American Sentinel and Pennsylvania, Philade
phia the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire: the Bos
ion Post and Boston Times, Boston; the New York Herald
New York Evening Post New York Courier and Enquirer
and New York Sun the Baltimore Republican and Balt
more Sun the Norfolk Beacon, the Norfolk Herald the
Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Wing, and the Alex
andria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia and the Pensacola
Gazette will give the above three insertions each per week.
and send the account accompanied by printed copy
of the advertisement, to this office for payment