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900 feet (board measure) la inch white oak plank
80 feet long, IA inches wide ...e
z3ysS a.eI Yell0tr L0esIst ;Iinber. Il $50 x
500 cubic feet first quality, yellow locust. l2 ia ls
feet long, to be got in the round, and not less than ~
inches diameter at the small end
= NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. 1-Whte Oak Timber, (per cubic foot }
50 white oak logs, from Is to 20 inches square, and
40 80 feet in LENGTH the whole measuring about 5000
cubic feet. E
Class No. 2-WAte Pine Timber, (per cubic foot J
20 white pine logs. from 16 to 20 inches square, and
IS to 40 feet in LENGTH the whole measuring about 600
LMn'ber. White Oak. (per foot.)
5000 feet, board measure, inch white oak boards
10 600 600 DO do dc DO plank plank
JV7ite fish, (per }oot.)
2,OOO feet, board measure, inch white ash plank,
from ls to 90 inches wide
5000 do l-2 do l6 to 1s in wide
1000 do do l2 to Is
5000 as do l Ia do 10 to IL
The whole to be in lengths from IL to l6 feet, and TO
be we'll seasoned zs. -..s s......
White Pine, (per foot.)
500 feet. board measure, So inch white pine prime
plank, seasoned
500 500 do do <,..~as : do DO do do
- st Black Walnut, (per toot) .s.& -
500 f. hoard measure. So in. BLK walnut plank seas'd
500 do i1-2 do DO do do
.
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The CRoPs-LouIsIANA. We complained last
week of oppressive heat and heavy rains this week
we have much better title to prefer the same COM
plant. These heavy rains are the climax of every
planters hopes. The crops eectually destroyed
In the largest portion of parish, by the extensive
1vetnows we have SO long been sahjsct to, but now
ihose planters whose farms are above high water
marx assert that they knew the crops to be so
backward as they are at the present time, or so in-
!or in appearance An experienced planter has just
informed that the first Cotton bloom that he has
seen this year appeared only ten days AGO. and that
the present rain bids fair to retard still further the
growing crops. One fourth of an ordinary viald Is.
he says, liberal calculation for our parish.
Providence (La.) Republican,
ALABAMA. For fortnight. or more the cotton eron
Of South Alabama and Mississippi, under the indn-
ence OF the warm and otherwise favorable weather
mas been rapidly iprovingto an extent indeed that
mas Induced in some quarter Of fair YIELD But lat
tey too much rain has fallen and we aIready hear Of
complaints ofinjury from that cause. The boIi-worm
mas also been doing q good dea, Of damage on many
plantations. We do rot ihink, however, that anv Sc
nous injury las yet been entertained from these ca
ses @ but We adhere to our forpeEexpressed opinion
."at the crop is too backward to give any hope oi
wen @ a falr turn out Welearn from the cotton re,
Un "na mat the date of blooming fixed on the 2sth
Mobile Tribune.
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FORM OF OFFER.

FORM OF OFFER.
SIR hereby agree to furnish and deliver at the nary
yard al at--, in conformity with the requirements
of the advertisement by the Bureau Of Construction,
Equipment and Repair, of the 2ith June, 1850, the
several articles Of, enumerated in (Class No. or)
Glasses No. - and No. - for that yard, to wit:
CLASS No..
- cubic feet white oak plank stocks, at -
cents per cubic foot. ...$
- side inches OF white oak boat knees, at -
cents per sided inch.
s
CLASS No..
- cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks, at -
cents per cubic foot.
- cubic feet promiscuous yellow pine TIM
ber, at - cents per cubic foot.
.-...--.
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3 " n B 81 I 74-- y
NUMBER 825.

t'szas LIST OF EIETTERs So
Remaining In the Post once IN the City ~ RsisixA
for the quarter ending S(th June, 1859. s
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To be Of the best quality st. Doming" !'gnumV,th
from checks or other defects and not less than three
feet long.
Glass No 3-Wnite Oak Plank and Boards.
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So 1T quality Boat Board:. .. On
- feet long, IA inches wide .o
500 feet (board measure) inch white oak plan ~
feet long, II inches wide
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HicEoTy Bars, lby the piece.)
rough hickory bars, feet in length, to be straight,
square Is feet above the huttl by 5inches.-
CLASS No. 2-Lignunuife, lby the TONI
ton 1st quality Lgnumvit. of each of the following
Sizes viz 10, H. II, Is, and Ii inches in diameter,
amounting to 2 l-2 tons. of 2,240 lbs each. s
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Persons calling for any of the above letters will eass
say they are advertised. 5tss41 90 ~
wILLlAMa WHITE. p. M.
July 9Th. 1850. s. Il ssss.ssfrs s.ss 8lo- -st.a &.
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Ifmy bid be accepted desire to be addressed through
the post Office at -, and the contract to be sent to
the navy agent at -, for execution. A. B.
To Com. CHAs. w. SKINNER, chief Of Bureau Of
Construction, Equipment, and Repair, Washington.
We the undersigned, residents o.. in the State
of -, hereby guaranty that, in case the foregoing
bid of -, be accepted. that at-- will, within ten
days after the receipt of the contract at the post Office
designated in said bid, execute the same with good and
sufficient sureties, furnish the articles proposed, in
conformity with the terms of the advertisement under
which it was made. G. d.
E. F.
thereby certify that to the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named guarantors good and sufi
cient. G. H.. Many Agent.
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
on the envelope Transmitting the Offer
Proposals for Timber
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NAVY YARD, GoSPoRT. VA.

CLASS No, l. ..
10000 cubic feet of white oak plank stocks
White Oak Thick Stuff, for Caps and Tres.le,rees
~ pieces. each 81 feet long, Is inches wide, 10 in.
..-.., thick ts s-l .. - -s
20 pieces, IS feet long, IA inches wide 10 in. thick
IS Is DO DO - - do do is 1s do do 8 do do
Measuring in all about 500 feet board measure, per
so white oak knees for boats, to side from to 5
inches One half to be got square. and the
other half to be in square, per piece
5,'Uo white oak hogshead slaves, f. 6inches long,
inches wide, full inch thick, per thousand
5000 white oak hogshead heading, 2 feet inches
long, inches wide, full one inch thick per
5000 white oak barrel staves feet inches long,
3inches wide, one inch thick, per thousand
s'ooo rn white oak barrel heading, foot inches
white oak or hickory butts, Ia feet long
9 do do do 10 do ..sl
l6 hickory butts. feet long, not less than 6 in.
at small end, per peice
CLASS No. 2.
45OOo cubic feet of long leaf fine grain southern yel
low pine plank stocks ofthe very best quality,
per cubic foot. -s
CLASS No. S-EAu fish, &c. (pey foOf)
ieet board measure. Of thick elm gun trucks
IN lengths Of S, 10, Is, and 20 feet, 20 inches
wide, and inches thick. To be got to sharp
oo corners clear of the centre. pth and all defects
looo feet, board measure, elm boat boards, Is feet
long, 8 to 10 inches wide, inch thick
ouo ieet board measure, elm boat boards, 29 feet
iouSs o 10 ~ inches wide, To lnch thicX
SUI feet board measure, elm boat boards % IT long,
Sto 10 inches wide, 3-4 inch thick
400 feet, board measure, elm boat boards, 25 feet
long, to 10 inches wide, 3-4 inchthlck
300 feet. board measure, elm boat boards, 20 feet
long, Z to 10 inches wide, 3-4 inch thick
300 feet, board measure elm boat boards, l6 to ls it.
long. to 10 inches wide, 5-s inch thick
feet board measure, elm boat boards, IL to 20
feet long, II to l6 inches wide, ! inch thick
The boards under IL inches wide to be quartered
and all got clear Of rot spts shakes staDs knots, and
sap wood -s...-
White fish Roards and Pla,ahs, (per toot.)
900 feet board measure IL to l8 feet long, to 10
inches wide, 2 inches thick
1000 feet, board measure l2 to Is inches long, to
10 inches wide, l-2 inch thick ..-
1000 feet board measure IL TO Is feet long, to 10
inches wide, Ia inch thick. -j
500 feet board II to ls feet long, 20 inches
wide, l IA inch thick -r.s.
600 feet board measuie, IL to Is feet long, 20 inches
wide, l inch thick
feet board measure usual lengths aud breadhs,
inches thick
10000 feet board measure, usual lengths and breadths
IL. inch thick E -c -
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Goldsboro', July ls, 1850. ~ - - s22-3t
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NAVY YARD, KITTERY, MAINE.
CLASS No. 1.-White 4she Oars, (by the piece.)
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CLASS No. S-Stgoes, peF tHO3s0Hu'1 -,
900 prime white oak stayes, A inches long, inen
thick, 4k inches wide, clear Of sap ~.
1000 white ash barrel slaves. -
NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA.
Class No. l-LHsnbey. lBpard measured
& 600 feet b.s inch, white pine panel boards
~ o.SSO oOo DO az il.2do do plank 1s feet 10
* ofo do 2 do do is feet
-s','s White Ash.--{ Board Messure.)
5000 feet l-2 inch, white .ash plank
'ooD do do do sEE-z,sse. zy.5s -
Black Welnxt = = =
1000 feet 5ss inch biack walnut boards
! 'sOe do dc do @'ss do & 81 SEses 5e
I.0Qa do Ia do do plank
! SSS 500 do 90 DO Do s-5doS do
|1alsett ss 1T qaoiity Bout Boards, a&cg Z.
n00 cat fhoa inch white oak boards
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person win upon books unless ne
psymsnt me Subscription be made 1. sdvsAce. -
Dsa.s ssbscsben forward nossy " isas - paes
- ~sh viii y pAid by and 81 f.k sssnsd y esvas ~
sHis transmission &4& tafltNi
Tns COUNTRY PAPER pabishsd ui-wesEy dmiss -
sioas Conpess and weekly during shs
subscripIonz period than viii b received
pFoposuoned 10 The above annual rates ea4 /,
fa.POsTMAsTERs are suthosxed agents. "
sending ~ vx DAILY Subscribers, with 80 encossds
M-wEEKL subscnbsn with as eneiossdi WEEKLY
subscribers, with 9o enclosed, will be entitled % ono copy q ne
edition they furnish subsc..Len for, Sratis
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wistar's Balsam or 1Niid Cherry.

w experience adopts
all all places unite saying good
valuable So doubt popularity Of this dxes in
strong The
which has attended this medicine for several years past has
first OF discoveries and blessings Of
when TO eadicaes the disease for which
ii recommended.
From the Boston Post
Dr. d. Fowie, 1873 Washington street,
abovc which believe The best preparation hitherto discovered
for Of colds and other consumphve complaints Having
removing complaints
OF the year. 4ssl 8E.NS2
For sale by r. n. PATTERSON,
Nov. g5-d Washington, b. g.
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ADAMS & CO.'S ExPREss.I5 =
0<s q p. bsiow aAay It,
our usxAvafled Exprvsses to and froa Ba1tisnorc,
philadelphia, York Boston, cities,
nnue with greet regularity and with mail speed
Parties will well bear In mind
Co.'s Our line Is he only running
with York Washington, and parties ordering
through upon receiving ther goods from -
70 "A hours Ia advance of alt other mcans> tA
residing tho Of Wash
ingrsn receiving once No Browns Ho
tel packages VIII received and receiped for and
given regard 90 lines.
our wagons deliver goods any part WashLg-
Georgetown free Of additional charge -
- r. j. BuCKEY, Agent,
Dec. 2i--eod0t Penn. Av., below * street.
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Whole tickets 820-halves $l0-quarters $5eglths 81 so
Certificates Of packages OF 25 whole tickets $2O %
DO do Of 25 half DO i40 20
99s 90 90 e e g g sssSss ssss;s' sS So SS &c
Of Packages
above splendid lotteries will the prompt attention,
oca Of each drawing sent Immediately after
20 all who order from
afs Address e5 J. 4 q. MAUkY, Agents,
Dec Al Alexandra, Virginia.
DENMANsIIP fOr the Million.-Fortune employment
gained who write hand. Terms mode
greatly reduced Reopcning Of Mr. Brow,s National
Writing Establishment for pupils Of all day and evening" be-
l2 and l3h streets, Pennsylvania avenue Carusis
music sOroA fsr44g A
gentlemen different departments de corps
dipomstc and the inhabitants Of washington In general
Mr. Brstow, finishing writing respectfully his
from Richmond and feels the utmost pleasure Of having the
pcnmanshp gentlemen OF city, who his
generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
ness, confidence and patronage.
The success inmensiiy Of Mr. BIS practice for twenty
universal estimation which his method Of
teaching held, both Europe and America, guaranty
for and 10 attend his classes NOW open day
eyenng aady in active Mr. politely invites early
Gentlemen occupations positively taught splendid
business hand, uent bold zpda clear and manly style,
matr how bad be, The writing may b, IN one
The ladies meet ~ houhey acquire beautiful, nee,
Eace feminine hand the only form approved Of
and iah sueet, north side) Private tuition given.
b. 0ood writing s like good address
peyson, II letter ofcrcdit and recommendaion.'
Mr.. y. In 10 be from Q, 10 p OF 4to ., m
days. so y ~@IFl Dec G-dlm
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pss Ne ohe fssss.a ss.si 0o.,o, mss ~ ~.
Years sSss as ss sasF
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nsslf aud tAs result iumense q curious and
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naval aad military conc q me Legislative
% % ~ sss. sss s'ss' ne
s " Wy found e % e. s S ssaa 5 Ss s o5as
ne ssssy % Gs,ss H. ;s ssss through the
MO. ), Opposite CENrRE MARKET, have constantly
rss. ss ls.s Ss@ ras @ I:ssI'nso, y oas e m groceries
3: 3: Ssu.s 4 s.sssssss .ssssass A'''
iys aous, Graham -four aa.
sss.,dssd oai crushed, ranula,sd and ground sugars
S;aIas 5 sas ss. aaeaso Mocha RIO aud 81 Domingo
Pine suepcvd imperial. young hyson, old hyson skin,
Superior butter selected from Orange county dairies
sapsago Psrnesan, scian, pine APPLE Imitation English, and
Boston oyser butter, soda, eacker
IA barrels and barrels eods samon tongues and sounds and
danhsh . n a
sperm, sperm, adauantie, and mould candles
s9 ssfAt y
Ayaey of fancy mats, hroos, buckets, baskets, &c.
Pure ground spices Of all kinds
Spices Of nll kinds In grain
and soms'O cssap mixed pickles, sskn English pickles,
sorted s4 fi{8FsS9
Preserved imes Gupya jelly, and fruits sup
Crnnbeyries, rasins, hgs, VIII
Maress and son shell almonds shebarks Alber walnui,
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa ctron
Wofceshire, Harvey Readg and India Sol
AnchOyie, Shrimp, Cavier, and Bloter pastes n 3
E1scf q a@on celery vanilla, almond,
psssS & sssss pss saps1or s'a aaa
sweet Oh cas powder anchoye sancs
geane, Legh0rn, chip and vermcel
FRENCH Spanish and homeopathic chocolate, arna, Tapioca
Win many oher desirable arccs would solicit al
1 -. JOHN b KIBBEY 4 GO.
Doc 9-eo9df ~ tsg g4asgss ssls sss n s8
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TSO CONTRACTORs.-glne Ridge T.nnel--The con.
Tunnel having fIed forward
and comply win ensassnen hereby gven pro-
again Office Of Board of Public
Works, until ala Of January 1850 for mesconsuucton Of The
The tunnel win be 40O long, high 10
side will 200 feet under Of the
decline from west 70 - the sse of50 feet Tho
will The nbout 1000
and consist deep cuts, high enbsnkmeni, some wsins and
Psccse who have not already examined localities
well call the once Of e engineer The SPOT where tney will
obtain an necessary information.
payments vim be eah, Win reservation Of 20 per tI
entire besides which the is
give bond, with sahco securities IN vnia.
The tho bond required will be thirty thousand donrs
nnd of the work
Thc and bod be executed within
Ieing work begin bona (de within
days Hner the period c. .CRoZET,
Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
Forms proposals specifications be had oth occs
Dec X-d16lnn
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HgH 33 McCmnt0ck Young
attorney and Couaseitov-at LaW, s ss3s
HAVING resIgned the oce Chef Clerk Of the Treasury De-
III panent, which no has held for the last sixteen years.
sumed the practice az his pr0fession r
Ne wdcvotc hts principal attention the prosecution claims
before Congas, The several departnen and commissioners
cgn ndennites, ss&sL 38s VIZ
TO early claims against War; Navy Home,
and Post Office Departments, including with the Patent
he has made arrangements with the most efficient agents IN
Warrington assist HIM by which
Cd with The con6ded him, win BE- certain be acted
in the most prompt manner. sa FBt sk#N
RKSEREHcEs-Hon X b. Taney, Chief Justice Of the United
Snres gentlemen who have been heads
bers o. either house of Congress since the 1855
Office his residence F. between at and 18th streets
Nov l3-dlmif7 n4 s@t
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5,

Q. :. FOWLER,
IMPORTER and and dealer In glassware,
candeIabas grand0Ies, Britannia
plated ware, &c., &e.,
received months, by ship Chesapeake,
from Liverpool and otherwise, upwards Of
900 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE
which make his equal country consisting
Goidband and plain white china dinner and and
aced pieces consisting q cAsseoes comoteers high and low
Rich and plain tea sets, and detached pieces
variety Of dinner sets, do sSN
Beautiful toilet sess, do
Kich and plain punch bowls
Rich painted candenbTas -
A large assortment 0f girandoes eis4
Rich and iowpsiced vases, alunlet hoiders] M .AaH
Plated and other candescks, cake baskets
Brilnnniu tea and coffee sets, walters lamps
knives knives and forks threaded and plain,
plated and abata forks
GLASSWARE sf t3s
Rich cut and plain gobIe, glasses
vines umbe cordial glasses finger bowls sayerv, float bowls
dishes, boquet holders, sc. N
large Wholesale anseta
low IL be purchased the country.
Stone wares at the manufacturers' prices.
Dec 6-eof I'm Store In Odd Felows' Hall 7th street.
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THE Beck or Common Prayer inssrprstea ~ - has-
ofy By Rev. O. NJ Butler, D. Dsof Trinity Charch, Wsshhsson
city One volume price cHs dollar - .vcv :. v,o.
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COIREE DANSANTEL has the pleasure inform his
friends patrons pups and the public generally thai The favote
will fhuday evening, November
and be continued Thursday during the season T. " would
that saloon will BE- brilliantly illuminated with
having very considerable expense, effected his object Of
suitably lighting up the halls for dancing. 80 n
He has engaged Mr.. Webers coion win,
pacuIa this occasion, introduce several Of hs new and ASH
ionabie pokas, waltxcs, reduas, &c. t.4Ir ss W
Tickets psrs Of the have been
prepared, in the OF distribution Those ades
tickets viii confer favor BY sending
md places residence 70 b. Al is saloon lin
street. lHt + NOV. xf--u =
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Corner ef PeA~svIvsrfs ers isfA street. M
fyENTIEMEN and miIss may pstronixe this hotel vii
II 6r6 Il n crceIIen ordsy ID situation best
citv and t al ~ Appointments we'll calculates
!" i's''7 h''.'' - =" ~ ~s-'' - - J. THOMAS
Nov. l<--eo3w Lats n shs Howard Hotel, New Yosk.
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sTRO11OGYThe ceiebsated w. RoBACK from Sweden,
once II street. sah street. Pladelphs,
OF Washington vicinity. Ho
been consulted with all e crowned head Of Europe, and
higher Astroogcr living Nadyies
calculated according 81 &5
their navics drawn sending
All
viii receive Immediate attention, and naivies sent % any pa.
Durable no
Of Ms power conuAson any following topcs
Couhip, sdvce, advice he cces Accomplishment oi
wealthy marriage power even
% he TOO free ns q s bee and r ~ ses q hsssF snd s
property the purchanins Of uckets
hoasand of The named have th and
vicinity, ~ m 5000 uaves hs hss
durine reGonsly
prepaid, will BE- answered gratis For partcanas call this
''''' - = '''-''s "''' Z. ". RoBAcK
Dec. a3--d3m t e. - ssEif
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CUpE11lOR old Wines and LAluors.--At Wine Room,
III opposte Browns Hotel tfH .fs VIII FtN@'
VI demohns and 100 bosies south side Madeira Wine
and 1co bottles Msdcira Wine, imported
In 1852 By Messru. Mcvnnc winiam Of Baltimore Md,
Od pale and brown shctries IN wood and bottles
Oad Pou, pure and nne qualify DO 8.'i
ola London Dock Brandy, Goddard, OArd, Martel,
other choice brands, In wood and botncs
Chaunsne Wine VIZ Mocft iscick,
Num- and other standard brands, wunrnnted pure III
Jn.nsirs kun. mn proof nnd finest favor
Holland Gin, of hpe quality = M
Irish and Scotch Mhiskcy, Of fine flavor
Cd Whhkey, or superior qualify IN wood and bottles
S susos Havana Cisnrs VIII victoas Fnnkns evs and
other eeected hxnds Chewing Tobacco fr BY
GEO TH0s. PARKER 4 90. (
Dec. tp-6wif
THE Beck Common Prayer, intsrpretea ~ - hss-
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III have day received, large supply of ladies
and Md slipper, Eacr boots and
bodered andnl shoes, various patterns amongst
which viii be- found the celebrated New York gossnner very
light and beautiful arcc lndses gum boots kF
gcncmens leather
Congress Shoes and generally a large
heavy such usually
estnbncns An of which oered
- a. coyLE q son.
Dec 4--ecdiw
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ysANCv SEALING WAx.--W. FISCHER, importer Of ~
tonerv mas uss received tc manufacturer vsi
Iarre assortment fancy wax, the most brilliant coo put
n mail bores and packnscs be win sen II low prices,
staioncrs Hail. where be had at three and four cents
psss- --one- -ihird lcss than n u scid elsewhere
Nov q7-axw3w n
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NOsEacy Butter. Flour, &c.-Lsndng this day.
VI kegs fresh Orange county dairy Butter, late made
% kegs Busr Of sseeied daes cf family
In Delaware county, New York. ~
kss Glade Buas from Somerset county, Pennsyivs
s 7.ta
So barrels superior Pennsyivania Buckwhcat Flour
100 Bcehcm nuckwhca Flour, containing 50 and S lbs
60 barrels extra Ccnssee Family Flour. ~ st sgis
For sale BY GEO. q THOs, PARKER co.
bee 4-asw3w Opposite Browns Hotel.
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EREcSH Cloths, CAssimeres, aMd vcstngs.- -Gentcmen
order, elegant and fhh
style, certainly suited by calling having
day opened. Importers extrnvc stock Of
French Eng and American ciof cassnees and vssung Of
the finest certainly such
duced figures wi think Any odered
ready day notice, and sssfscn ht always
cheap and well assorted supply
Of eenemen meno shirts and drawers merino and amswool
cravas; sk and uspendern,
respectfully solicit call from nembe Of Congcss,
a BARNES MITCHELL,
Between eth and ssh streets, Pennsyivsnia avenue
Dec % =, seftlH tst CYL
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fL1x Of Warsnscr, Ncfh Csyolisn.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAFT
q No. ~ Grnvicr street, N. O.
Rsvrrxxors j. r. D. Daniel Hon. A. w. vcnahls.
Nov ~ 3m
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La CRONICA.

CRENCH Merinos, just invite the
Of the ladies French cascrcs
We the foi1Dwing desirable shades:
5peces blue in Maxsrine Ccbrs and sky blue best grades
pieces bright colors IN crimson, scarlet cherry and pink
10 pieces dark shades eno, In brown, caret and
ttt# fst 49,
10 pieces mode and merinos
pieces best black Thibet mernos with iaIge and complete
assortment figured and musns part OF which
ceednsy rich, win sold accommodating terms.
Dec EFsm CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-04
Bounty Land Claims.

DY recent Act Of Congress, Bounty Lands
- are granted to officers and volunteers in the
military service Of the, United States in the war
OF 1912, or any of the Indian wars since 1870;
also to commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico. In case Of the decease Of the officer or
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widow or
minor chiIdrea
The undersigned, acting as general Land Agent
will attend promptly to procuring Bounty Land
Warrants Cor those entitled to them and locating
II desired; having general knowledge of the lands
in the Red River Land District he will be able to
make choice selections. All letters of enquiry
post paid. will be promptly answered, and nstruc-
iious given, if desired.
DANIEL E. WILLIAMS, $40
Land Agent. %.
Washington, Arks., Nov 81, 1850 [47tf