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6S mis- ~ So-.e
ACUKOuATIC TELESCOPES, for Asuonomi
"A esl parposes. Of hixh m.s1ifyiog po~sr, . and
fess IN Isnxh, eegsnty poaassd on nsh virod stands
"a IN. ,.ns qa.iry from 20 10 tl4o. Single ard Con.
ooupd Microscopes u every style from o. To "a Opp
81 ard PHILOSOPHICAL Instmsnis IN grssi vanoy eu1bSs
rtns every sire style ard irish ros sale by
IA tr,,s. agEJ pfKr r. 7a trcafvse
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI

l NESE BUILDINGS, Broadway, between Prince and
Spring sts-Ths collection the largest In the world and
the only one Of the kind 10 This country exhibits the differ
en OF society IN China the form of Government.
manners and progress 10 The Arts Religions Laws.
Literature. Agriculture Trades and Manufactures II con.
Of number Of figures u tho size OF NE several
hundred paintings apartments, vessels models Of
temples and bridges specimens Of manufactures Of
various ads agricultural aud mechanical imp nu-
steal Instruments lanterns sc &c.
Open daily from SAM an iOPM Admnsnce IS cents
Children under II years OF age half price a isN
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MR.. LOUIS GAM. Teacher Of slo.in sna r.s.o
NIi6 L-ousrd.s has some few a. 1fs st ~hsn o. 80
- 80 -. ,-.re-rs 10 The city given. Inquire also o.
$500 &c PROPRIETOR Of me DAILY Tribune. dSe isd
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AUCTION SALES.
A. NJ. NERwIS. Aucuone~r
Y BNNGS, PLATT & 60, store soS

- N IT. Aucoooecr
RY BANGS, fLATT q 60. store 9o< Brcsdvsy
- FRl0AN, Jan ~. 81 o'clccs
sVPEss Lo>DoS Sooks An 81 ersive and vued col 81
tor OF msxr lncspt English Books. embracing may ex
cusey illustrated ard richly bound volumes in Core hs
sy Zoology Botany. Flow 3srdening, Ancient and Mod
Architecture Psinsng ana Drsvirg Anatomy surgery
Msieris Mecica Nc ke.
Also worss N Theology, ard osher Standard ard Hscs
sreous LefsHre great variety vet received from Lon
don Also eonpiete set Of the kdinearw Revisw. IN ..
vols neatly bound A Get Of the North American Review
The second series conf leS- IN e vols, neatly boene
Cssiogres may be bad % sPpcsror 10 The Aaetoneefs
The bocas ready for eSsuir sCon
DN r. COTTON, -fs<nss lax cosslss<ss A~vrAs. .
D-SA0 Room SIC Srostvsy, 6oShie hal-Hsvps re
moved 10 re aoovNcsret rcocns. prepared -
ceye al kncs u Cabinet ruruir Dry 6oods Crps<s
ard housekeeping sces Of every tcs-rirucr on nsfo
meet for private sac 81 s1ccon sDc 10 csss segeue1ts
viii Ia usnS prompuess he ". sso BAY, n preferr~d
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TESTS FOR GOLD.
1--WE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale the following afi-
4 cles viz. For co .ecilng Gold, ~
WASHING AND INFLAMMATION
Nrroscopes African washing bOU. iron mOrlafs chamO
skins clicss lru up 10 snail iron ootes and lion re-
f,rt, f5r fisti irg l'csslver from gold.
FOR TESTING GOLD, PLATINA &c.
Ts.t chests neatly et up with apparatus ard chemics
~ pure tests together with ll snd simple directions Tor
collecting. lrtlng. meiting AMI sssaying gold
FOR MELTING GOLD
Furnaces bellows, cruci1es. i0ogs, borax niire Nc
FOR AsSAYiNG AND REFINING GOLD.
Touch. stones and need bottles, mules, cupe
rnouds tasks parting bottles bone sshe- ne acid scales
80 v-ights IL EDWARD " KENT
ii3 III. Practical Chemist ll6 JOhn.st.
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J W sHOwN Aacgors-r
HOUSEHOLD ECRNlTukk-rRlDAY Js

i Al ~ Ocock. 81 No bo-ram o. mn ho1se an %
Ausn1c o. " SHOWN Will sel 81 A1c.iop. % above
the Furuiiur- % fsny leaving the City everlasting OF
sOfss ehNrs hGr-sus pei oil oh einrs card centre
snd wash isses. be.s,esds beds esccisg. Dsnrsss~s
chirs. crcckery. glsss ware. Nc
Aiso-ghe sichsr alensils rs Ais
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CALIFORNIA.

CALJFaRNISNs, ATTENTION = soyss l
y ofss snop y nana assE.Plsee = ef9~a@e esiy sns
-Ius hsnd. TO Iarz cat re wO'k. Good sign jsl
pAs.AGE FOR CaLiFoKNIA FOR sALE-A
secordcitn passage n lie ship Psc-e- VIII stores
L. f1r ore person. Or sale br
b. 81. " n SMITH CO. sNadss-l.ns
CALIFORNIA OyERCoATs.-ws .-- selling
80 - go 'as ssssss - CT - soi on
Hora M3esl " T JENNINGS I co 25l srosi~V
C.LIFoHNIA GoLD-w.-uING.--sr
- copper ard iror w5ve wire si-yes sfers STEERS, lie
"a Fucu Let roue ~ without his Indispensable arsi-
COLD. GOLD:-Comps-, baxe. o. gold tests for
VI irzrsportllo1 WITH Fsi1 pr-ted trecuo-s. void q
sgs.ra frsud reject worthless rsts hlt nsy b o
sere1 - sac, ere Fai lp o. persons r'rg % Caosi BY
J.s 80 JOHN sOACF. g. Nssssa.i n Y.
COLD WEIGHER~.-ve have few u those
NJ cs.ehrse PEREZ sid Pocksi Bsisrces o. hard iaai
weigh ron % clrres These vii he f1urd inssito IN
,se coo Re. oa for -,s,iag god Dat IA 'us slanne
Pre- fr-u. 81 GERS f1 :. 81 FOr sac ~
~ "a JOIN Brown co y, snlion a.
DISroL BELTS AND holsters FOR CALI.
FOkNiA-AI tl1ds OF lsic 1s's SD h'stsrs travel
lrg krapsscfr knife sh-sfs Sings made 81 the
shoriest aocs By JOSEPH BELLSd Eu.son-st opposite
Cbur-f q New io'k Us Tis'
V'RENENDOU- PROFITS can b nsae tn Cat
Il oI.a % EdFHdss EEs Powder. 10 eSss here
osf5 Csteron SIC. aF.s gpy or ne a,e q SAT HOO
e b0wcr-aso p SCI Zee ~ cerfincAe n sS sunday
Tines. Ard M-rclfy Depot g Chatham. sold a. 80
Grceueics-.t- i'- { hsihsrn, q fulton. go ~
CAPfrALI-T- VINO ARE ANXIOUS 10 hsn.
y ole some 81 tie Cs'orris GOc Dust are Informed hs
sound sd ah shofed mechanic Injured % hardship ard
fatigue = wiling 90 visit California and d.g Ia tn gold
mines sfsret Tfofe wiling o. engage such person
~ plea.e sppy = The cfics Of RICHARD REED. Esq
20 Chsrhersst t1r io days. ii3 DE-
fI'o CsLIFORSfA FOR -IOO.-The association
Il now 1rming n 100 men, who pay 0o esch. and hly
y--se. 20 20 90 ne Cod Region s row suo-s full Mem
oers who have placed heir names ne st
forward ard pay ;h-r 1rs install neni Others will be
10" Fl % tste ner plscs Meeting. afternoon sni
ing n BROWNS Hotel p Aesey-r Nelts
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E'NECUTOk's sALE.-rhs valuable properly Of
Ilhe ale Gsrrt Furmsn 10 be soli suction on TUES
DAY Jan q at - O'Clock Of The Merchants Exchange BY
WIN h FRANKLIN 4 SON, Auetoneers. eonsls tlpg u
store ~ Fontss kous- ~ Msdsonst houses 10 Mon
together with 40 ysusbe lots IN Wtamsblrah
the ferries FOR maps aud farther particulars apply the
AueiOreers. Brosd-st ~ Stss
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, utKICAN CJRCUs.-sANDs, LENT co

4 MEKICtS CIRCUS.-s SANDS, LENT Il co
~ Propr-tOU -BroadWsy Alhambra, near PTiucsa-
Boxes 81 cents upper circle Is cents children half pnc.
Do New ardsy and evening too perounsnces-ster
noon al 2 evening al = The troupe Of eight Arabian
Camels the TWO celebrated performing Elephants. tho
Fighting Ponies, the Trick Ponies the superb dancing
horses May Fly and BJcephaus The AIRY sliced cinderella
mr Sands and h6 talented children; Hofsemanship ~
Mr. " Stout. Master Aymsr master Maurice sands, Mr.
"A Gardner &c sc Clown NJ PeDlRnd, Master u the
Ring Capt Decamp, Equestrian Director Mi Stout Doors
open a. and si6 PM ~ n }. FOsHAf, Treasurer.
GEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 BONERY-rhnlllng
IL and interesting performance by the Lion Queen Misc
CALHOUN who viii appear In he den OF Wild beasts
and 20 tlrough her extraordinary performances every AZ
tern0on and evening " his The collection u ami
mails biological Hall 10 In tho hnost possible cond
ion particularly he great White Polar Bear, who 10
fresh and vigorous he the day hs was captured
10 Tho Arctc Ocean Ambulance p cents Children hAh
Drre llF l-N
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
FIRST CHANGE
ron sAM pRAHCIsCO. CALIFORNIA.

FIRST CLANCY
FOR SAN FRAHCrsCo, CALIFORNIA.
o. THE NEW sTAUNCH, fat sailing eopPsred
sS3& and copper fastened bSs, ktOkA, Capt lance
- Mcclure, having been thoroughly RENTED . h new
furniture ard % hsf passcns ere and freight
engaged will sail from This port for San francisco On The
2s inst spd sooner and freight sro On board
She will proceed far up the Sacramento a. possible and
should lhs he ncemen hs passengers can remain
on bo.rd Insufes Of The lowest rates freight must he
.sut n rdissy For passage apply TO ALLEN
4 WHfITELssY, a sOnthst ot ~ the Captain %
bo.rd Pier - East River Vssns
o. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -
skYH The fssLssiling coppersd and copperfssfensd
-.hiD ELIZABETH ELLEN, commanded BY Capt
Dsniel H. Temxn 60 tons burden, three years oo, VIII
succeed the Tshmsoo. and eel for tho shove - Win on
patch This ship has spacious poop cabin fof hfs cabin
passengers and very hshL airy second csbln sesesn
dscss Tor freight or passage, apply :" mo Ssptsin On
board, At pier - ksa River OF % 80.
us l~is- A q BENSON 4 co " soatbsi
~ FOR CHAGHEs-On Monday. s,h ns,-wili
SSsf positively sal . The new big LUADokA, Csp.
sen xstfhevs For passage ONLY, apply % 5osfd, 90
TO w s. r. TAYLOR, Pier No 9, v. X Vys
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STAMnERING INsTITUTION.-C ShAr
OMAN ~ Original Inventor Of perfect sno spee5 80
Of stznmerirg and al her imp~oinens on ~ -
sssoc.ted win hin Mr. O n MERRILL, snn a. 49,, 49,,
Institution i7s Broadway Up stairs eai7 a.. ~
II ell cases Ear sopl~ sion NECESSARY lo' IA ''s' "
he eisy 10 United Satisfactory references given
d. fU.s-ods
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- nnn-TO LOAN bud and mortgage or
MD UU prod1 real In this ely Ia sums 70
-, .ori,e.nx Apply n the Bank-Sots Exehanxe Once 70
'ITsrs, JOHN r. CoNREY, - Wssse
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no! FOR CALIFORNIA.

PRESERVED FRESH PROVISIONS.
OYSTERS. LORSTERs. MEATS. POULTRY, MILK
O6c-Per.ons about visiting the gold regions should DOT
fail 20 procure the excellent preserved provisions. herme
csy ses'cf end warranted 10 teep for yes's These ar
cs are pat Up IN "a containing pounds sach are
perfectly frsh aud are offered prices but hide shove
he.r actual cnsi Al the NewYork mgket The cans u
oysters contsin from 70 % 30 oysters furnishing hearty
nes for four They may ~ isGef 10 any climate and
snt on hand Tor years retaining when opened The seine
swe, and nutritious sud properties though asen
from he shell and cooked
Ie trfrTlHf erery ~ Taf 40
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE OK RETAIL BY
Is iri. ALLEN 4 ROGERS. as From o.
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NM ok. al -, ~ ,
Ii AINE>, real estate and house ssorL q -
y Third avenue IS not The HAines az sinss whom
com va. NJ sde this ofse Wh having N connection
viii Ch4re. surgess defrSated Luther > Mills OIL OF
iis y. J. LATHROP. Police justice.
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Court CaIendar....THs DAY
LAW Courts.

Coxxos Pts..-rsr 3 3tS, as5 a. %, ST. ~ o
1885, 49, a5. I'll, M, l7 lSl, IL, ls3, is' 2u al
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PROPOSALS, se..ed and
Il BOOKS vii b. received ~
See VI tns Clerk 81 ne 6osrd VI
wsy. urul ssiuid-y, ne Sth Of J
P ". for furnishing text and o
Academy. Lisls u Tie boou r.
the said Office
Conmiiiee flr The Csre, Asn
aveuert and Government u ne
al The free Acsdeuy.
ne g.
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A GkNTIhrAN and bis wife or two single senile-
"A men can be- sccommod sled VIII board ~ 81 Murray 81
opposite College Green Reference exchanged JIG p
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....JAEUARY 70.
81 - MlRNE JorRNlL. f0IRTH 20 "a

MINIATURE ALw.xAc....THis DAY.
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no RISTER>-gORs ALE-A rev sns.e-cy liscer
/ Iao-'.l Napier Pnnrng Ascnire. bed SII VI ]
ami 40 PER hour smsl engine vii b sold VI t Il
rsoured Also az AZ Press. lnew style sxf0 Apply
n ~ -t.er postpaid Or personal bets u srd
o,eoes TO RICHARDS CO ~ Ann-s
ms ixis- O5ice % Golden Ruls
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,URro,,s rHKArgR, cHAssrassr-

VI FRIDAY EVENING January "a. viii he payet. sth
tine anywhere srou ghAm's Msaphysics prsms u
TIE HAUNTED NAN
Ratlsw......... Mr. LYME Ire chosf. Mr. Brcu gham
Tetsfby Co.. Mr. Barton Ms reuerhy. Ms. Vernon
Flfh right n The popaiG Suresce sriiled
TIE ENCHANTED ISLE.
Prospero. Brocshm Mirsnds....M Ms, Chapman
To concuce win ths sArcs OF
ABOTTLE or CHAMPAGNE
Mr.. PsttypSr. Mr. Hamilton Miss Papiyps1 NJ ssMcrssn
Puces-Dr.ss Circle knt PsrcueUe. 81 ca Fsmy Circle
or seonc T-r = cts Doors orec NetCr-lsn riscs al
Olr.n nran fa.lN rom ID 10 s.
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rHr THf zoos I-l- 50.
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,IO CALIROKsiA cor sIoo.-rhe ...ael.asE

now nrming u 200 men. who pay 00 esch and hly
y-sse 90 20 to th= Gold Region most full Mem
bers who Rave placed heir names OF ne list
forward ard pay their 1rsi install Others will be
lowed % aie tne.f Place Meetings. afternoon sni eVen-
Tag 81 BROWNS Hote, % kesey Nells
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y ole some Of tie Csorrs G0c Dust. Informed that
sound sd ah shofed mechanic inur@t % hardship ard
fatigue j. willing 90 visit California and dg Ia The god
mines shares. Those wiling % ergsge such person
y plssse sppy q the cfics Of RICHARD REED. Esg
20 Chsuters-st f1r i0 days fia lit
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SUPREME CoURr-General Term-Argument was
heard appeal from Referees ~ 20 contract with tbs Western
Railroad Co To be continued this forenoon
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,

EoR permanent all arising
aa Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate , cuaneou Erupons
Ps or r ns on e If sa aoa n
bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers Syphilis ym'oms saea
Ascte Dropsy Exposure or mpudenee in Life Also Chronic
preparation strongly concentrated all the medicinal
Of saIsaparla combined with the most aids
table Kingdom fully tested only BY patients
qasG sna shs obo public
has on its sanr hs nam ana
para Diseases have been cured such are not furnished in the
who capable doing the millions sun suffering
the Springs life visor throughout
ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA
The following striking and will be permanent Of
nyeterac OF croiu comments itself to all similarly a
sournronr Conn., Jan. l. 1913
% Of s Ts%ns. sas s.ss V sa
my wife severely afflicted with the
sn 4f s A greatly
and finding se from the remedies used the disease
be laid open which was aone but without any benefit
pas the first pos Produced t.t decided and voao
before She had used six bottles and delight
her friends she found her health quite restored is now oyer
ing the disease was thoroughly eadesed from the Our
Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE
well known in Louisa county, Va.
have cured boy O Of mine with you s
lily. Yours truly,
IN w, HARRIS
"BRrDERrcKs HAIL. Va, July IL, lsis."
s,sp almost unnecessary to direct at
article well known and deervedy popular
but patients who wish the extract
induced worthless compounds bearing the
little the virtue of this valuable
think greater benefit read
directing their advertisement of the
Sands another column The bottle has recently been
hold and those who wish really good article
viii this all medicinal value of the
experience of thousands has proved its efficacy curing the
which recommended and at the
any other perhaps this medicine useful
change of seasonHome Journal Sept 1913
Prepared Sold wholesale and retail by A. 4 D. SANDS,
Druggists Chemists Fulton of William New
York
Agents Washington city, D. Co r. s. Patterson Charles sot
Co, H. D. w II. Gilman Sold la Alexandria by
Cook n Pel and in Georgetown by r. T. Cisseil
Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United States
and Price 81 per bottles six bottles for So
Mar lS-tlsJuly
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l,rOR SALE.-A valuable and beautifully situated farm
l. the Washington Race Course, and about and
hall miles from the Centre Market House, fine road
This farm contains within small fraction of three hun
dred acres about hundred of which of good
woodland and the balance in good cultivation and the soil
much i'm proved.
The Improvements consist OF story farm house,
dwelling Tor farm hands, new two-story stable and
chhouse, barn and corn house, and other small build
ngs, extensive kitchen garden with extensive hotbcds,
and pretty extensive orchard of the select fruit OF
various kinds.
The whole tract is well fenced the title ndispu,able the
price moderate, and terms easy 1t is believed that
healthy location is to be found this District and
the convenience OF Rock creek crossing it, and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land The tract is
ever ywhere well watcred with line springs.
For further Information, inquire of Thomas Carbery o.
Washington, or Lewis CarbeIy, of Georgetown.
Mar l0-tt
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TN pursuance OF law, L. JAMES X. POLK President of
the United States OF America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held az The under
mentioned land office, in the State OF MiSSOUR herein
after designated wits
AT the land office Springfield, commencing on Mon
day the fourth day of June for the disposal oil the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts of townships, viz
North Of the base line and toss Of the nth principal moi
dian.
Townships twenty-five twenyt three and twenty four OF
range eleven.
Townships tweny-ihree and twenty-four of range
twelve.
Township twenty-five, of range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and twenyfour Of range TWEEN
ty-one.
Township twenty three, of range twenty-five
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools mill
tary other purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
The offering of the aforementioned lands will be
menced the days appointed and proceed in the order
in which they advertised with all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sale thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry Of Of the lands will be ad
mitted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand al the city of Washington, this
twenty day OF February, ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President;
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
If he Gene Land Office
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To Gentlemen who shave themselves.

= PARKER would particularly call the attention Of
os who shave thems elves TO his dressing
strops which certainly supersedes necessity for the
OF the hone. have hundreds of citizens testify the
value OF the dressing II 1t does
duest fine smooth edge, charge will be made
few good and strops, aud lot OF excellent shaving
soap. For sale low AT s. PARKER'S
Perumery and fancy store, near Backweps Hotel
Oct 22-ti
From the National Ineligencer.
SHAvNG.Au who wish the luxury of easy and clean
shave 1--WE mean Of the bead) recommended to call at
S. Parkers fancy store the avenue, and obtain supply
of his razorsirop powde and of Vroom ~ Fowlcrs pre-
MUM military shaving soap, both of which have been
cd and found superior to similar articles before
tried. The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved SO comfortably in thirty years.
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SHAvINe.-It win be by reference to Selby
Parkes ADVERTISEMENT that the razorstrop powder there
referred to is strongly recommended in the National
Inegencer by gentleman who has proved its and
value respected citizen, who called upon us yesterday,
us that he has tested the razoop powder, and
found to be worthy of the strongest recommendation
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TITO CONTRA oToRs FOR GRADUATION AND Nd, MA and
L SONNY Proposals are invited for the gfaduai l
masonry of following described sections oil @ IN
The sections averaging mile In lengih-c | m si
ths rown OF Cumberland Sections i, o u o. anu ~ p",
he lei embracing considerable rock work ao"f LIS n1 ~
mac river bluffs and the masonry OF seseia i5,isa
section lst Also, all the sections rom ~ % iiss fron
1eXcentn sections 43 and A. beginning 70 ios nun
Cumberland about mile below The mouth oi sso ~ nv
~ and srmin,Iing al the summit OF The mountain Inc
work unon these sections heavy iuch roc
-! and Two tunnels, each about 900 fee In length,
J stone bridge OF considerable size The whole number
now 10 be 90 In the course OF the spring and
summer upwards OF 80 more heavy sections VIII be put UNI
.aot,act between Cumberland and Three Forks creek
sr remaining sections between those points, and other
xnr beyond the latter will be let in the spring OF 1850
Specifications of the work the 20 sections to be let VIII
be ready by 18th of March They will be dis
lbuted the Companys offices in Baltimore, FREEZER
ick Harpers Ferry, Cumberland, and Washington me
proposals will be directed the Undersigned at No 20
Hanover street, Baltimore, and will be received un ia
urday the 23th OF April, inclusive Before hakne Jus
the line should be thoroughly examined and me
engineers will be in attendance thereon 10 R,vo ii1
nation The most satisfactory testimonials win oo %
manded. The payments will be made IN cesh, ioseis.nR
the usual 20 pei cent until the completion Oh inc contract
The most negec prosecution OF the Work win DC re-
quired nio.os
by oiooi VI ' BENZ. II. LATROBE,
NJ % .o,anaO Chief Engineer.
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American Hotel,


Broadway, corner Of Barclay street, Neio York
THE propricors, TABER 81 BAGLEY, respectfully an
their friends and the public that they
leased this wel-known hotel, and have made many i'm
portant Improvements and repairs and splendid
ladies' ordinary will be ompleted, also addltiona
Broadway.
1t is furnished entirely with furniture made
pressy their order 1t is their determination
make it of the best and fashionable fo
The travelling public that be found in this country
Its situation unsurpassed being directly front of the
Park and Fountain, where the Cotton Is continually play
ing, cooling ahd refreshing the air also within short dis
lance of the steamboat and ralroa,. landings
The tables will all times be bounliluy supplied with
the decacles OF the season, and their wines and liquors.
having been selected with great care, cannot fail to give
satisfaction
The popretors hope. by personal poiteness and atten
on to merit the upport and confidence OF the public.
JOB TABER, Boston,
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia
New YORK. Feb 26, lSl9.
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