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Statement of Probable Eypenditure-ls51

WOkhOuse and Police eJail...........sl5OoO 90
lighting the Municipality. ............ 1900 %
Les amount from State. ....... 25,jO6-5O,OOO 90
Salaries Of Municipal Officers........ 41,OOO %
Mayor, General Council, etc......... 1000 90
tHe Companies s..............,....... 1900 90
contingent. nt............................ l5,0O0 90
Cty Prism. Observation-Disclosures. 900 90
COurts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1860 90
lnquests 4-yNJ co
Night Watch, Day and Leyee Police. 5000 %
House Of Ref cfuge....................,, 500 20
1har ty-Reguiar Appropriations. 400 90
rob lc Squares. l.JDO 90
1omhlsslOus ...............,. E1,OOO W
board OF Heath. ............-......... 300 "
,Esliqate, Inns. ....:, 20. w. rSyD s97o7 GO
Mumci att No /, excess of Drays,
., Carts, etc, for 1850. O........,..... $500 90
Total amount Of Regular ExDen ,ture -, H9,es7 60
,, , ErtrGOJdiRdrV ELpeHditHre.
Notes paya le e...............-.......lUl,U .lUl ,U50 sc
Interest on NOts payable. 1000
Discount for prompt payment OF
,,taAea.s'' .OJJ w
;, Houses now DnieT Contract . ...',.. 22.s5O 90
Extra appropriation to Fire Comps
MES, J. c!u1lEg idng Ol four En-
gue BOus Ui which
under conragt ......, ............. HOOO %
Baronne street -. ,..,... q, 900 90
Charity, contingent beyond regular ap-
preparation .....................,.... 5,lO) 90
Mum ipal II Hall........................ 5000 10
ET raOrdInaTy Expenditure per Sur
veyor's Reports Il and C............ I34 7gT 90
Total amount OF Extraordinary Expenditure. 325 277 Sc
Reqnsion of the Board of Liquidatorg, as per
their iuiOn OF November IL, 1850, IN accord
with the Act of the Legislature, approved
sOth March. 1850 2O0 900 90
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r as pInst arcade, % close Joint intersa- "
Inc t1li"Ttnz described choice BI,fT,DTNfi IoTs.
ada ,, % o. ground in the square bounded bv N.v.
h.. .,y IN 5 Conrey streets, numbering from To l3
~ nne railing ence squ are rom he " An,
residences 7eAS H'uiatel iof sentsnaen's
sec d. Two lots Of ground being outr. " md % h H.
square oo nded BY Nsyades polio waa6ngton and
aud fronting Apo '1 S''isy 'eSt
Thrd Nine lots Of ground in the square bounded M Nasd
EPy7 W tshng7on and Fourth sres n4nrs IA "a ~
~ ~ I5 ~ and ~ front Apollo No ffon on
Washington - - ''nS ou
F9nr5h TbTeen lot Of ground in square bounded b,
Apo, Fourth, Nashingon and B1cchus with ali the I'M
'eaen tnerson-said lo nHmbsTng from Inclusive
nn os hunters and large stable; is a qo
10y asehL & VII Kitchen in he The property
sll shee susiks made and the plank making On
apo 70 Ifet ~ fender the property very desirable for denes
M Ihfes very 1esrd1le Of bounded
p htgazins Camp Skin and SEVENTH srsbeng numberi
l. ana 90 plan BY G. A. Hsdn, Surveyor forming n
corner Of Eshngt7n and Sixth property ia te
paid for - 1' 14s
Term Onef1urth cahi balance ye4r .rerf for
notes earihg per cent interest from date orgage on the
pr perysn sad notes paid to ear inter
at ths rate Of S per per
y Persons wishing choice he
out reserve invited the Its plans which are nov s
hunted a. The rfics Of the
ae OF sale before Notary Public, expease ths
pnreatssEs Ac Of sale to be completed from adj
JHdlcatcn or the will sold Of pr
Of legal defa1t Ms
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s5J59 50
WIN. IL. RICE, Collector
Report Of Steamboats,, from The 5h to Ilm Noe,

N9%Oh.aas, Nov IL, 1850. G. W. L1TiE Collector. %
Report Of FlatJoats, from the An to 11h November,
(inCiusirr) 1850.
Orucrs' Names. Duty OpnsrS' Names. DUTY.
WassOn Sl5 Ready. $l2
Rush l2 Mills
New %Oreaas, Nov H. 1850 G. W. LYrLE, Collector s'
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TO THg TBAVELLNG PUBLIC.
mkt mkt INKiII
EKH9'1-iSO1l'S Columbian KIlES

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, blue, IndefibIe,
Scarlet, Red, Carmine.
FINHE comfort pleasure and benefit OF the of GOOD
Il INK in daily correspondence and business can
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced the
OF badand who has These Inks lOw more freely
from the pen, and give stronger and more durable color
than any other in
For sale quantity, the Manufacturers prices By
E. 2. BEACH, l27 Canal street,
ay93 " Wholssalp Asrnr iar Ssw orleans
A LGlERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDIl RY
SroRE-The unde signed ia grateful for the parpns
heretofore bssowe and to the Of his oHsiOners
has en- afge his stock and store, and hO WI these facilities
70 M rit their continuance He Prepared TO m s p ntat
Sh!p, steam o and Family oHlers m the Grocery and
up 'hauderY line at city prices and at the shortest
lie keeps family hand extensive
Groee,ie' Paints and Oil Pch and TprpeN,ne oss and
Goal Tar, CoFdage of all kinds, assortment
OF HsrdwRre CrOckpFy and Tin Wsfe, aud Shetes NJ
~ ss,a FnoMAs augnas.
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NGGU Book Store.


ts- JOHN BALL, Agent receiving opening
large Law Medical Theoosi-
cal, School Standard Miscellaneous Boohs.
ALSO largest superior Stationary
brought this city, consisting part Of
Egsh Cap Papers, Note Paperu
and Envelopes match
Sealing Wax Fancy saI Counting House Fancy standa
Quilts Steel PenS Ink and every article usually kept by Sta
tionerS.
His stock of apier Machse Goods very large and elegant
consisting Of
Writing DESKS Portfolios, Albums Stands Work Boxes Jewel
Cases, ETC.. etc.
superior Cold Silver, She'll Morocco and Fancy
Porte MonnRie' Gold Pens, etc.
~ his stock large complete all the Good. new and
fesb having been selected by North this Fa He
would respectfully socta call and the public as
them that he will very low prices og2H
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKs.-We take
pSons orsl ana s pabe II & GG former FX
now reestablished AT old stand No. 90 9k==9ss&T
R es & ' fft S's YS'aHSf sna B2ASk a. g B6A 2
factory manner Our stock being entirely new, and the
afgest IN the cuth we offer complete assortment To those
a,osm GoRsoN ARMSTRONG, ststons,..
STATIONERY -CORSON u ARMSTRONG. Sc
s Ga%p eaa sT e Tg gsn W T 6 R29 sSa 1sis B S
BOOKS to their large. complete and entirely stock,
SnG m S % o. f@9se sSr ai: e IN The - bntG
ing they enabled 10 give their special attention all
orders in their ine.... To our stock of PAPERS ask
'''ss'a soa 50 C0RsoN ARMSTRONG, stationsr,,
ol0 en- 59 Camp street.
PEN S.i:iTO Merchants, AccOunTanTs, etc,
W. B. RENNEY, ~
SOLD AND BELLhETAL PEN MAKER,
TT MasaEine street, ~
Has on hand d!1'ft,I .md i constantly %snoas9grns
aa, Stamped Nv ksoasy ~ '0I g. eau SSGy Wy, GEN Esn,
uy The Cana Bank th. MecfSuss and as sp@ R Is ps AZ
the Maaiopal Gesra Of The second Municipality and ao, 81
bseonus f'''F' with s'srv ore vho Isss them "a
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Amount to be provided for by taxation. fn5 81
Ia this statement will be that estimated h, eve
will be spent the Municipal Hal sl3U0J durng lie t
sent ear which, with s6OOU included The estimate of S5
II supposed by the architect, will he sufficient TO
whilst the expenditures this noble edi,a huvs at
times pressed heavily on the Treasury complexion is
matter O pT-e grRica ion every taxpaVeT in
your Municipality. 1t will also he that the Su,veyors
Department requires Tor ks already ordered and the ey
O that Department for the remainder this yeDr
SO6S3 y appe statement marked A aCcomp nyug
the eler O the Chairman OF the Committee on Streets and
Landings, thereby fully warranting your committee in
facing IT, as they have done In the above statement por
OF the rued Indebtedness of the Municipality on the
lst January, 1851.
Regarding therefore, the debt Of the Municipality exist
ing the 6lh May, 1870 entirely under the control and
management Of the Board Of lqudatOls, and no longer
forming any portion OF the Obligations provided Tor by
the COuEc the ndebeEe of this Municipality on the lst
January, 1851, will he as follows;
DeiCit the year of 1850 Sl05 Cos 81
Notes ssued since 9Th May, 1850, and now running
TO maturity 1904 "a
a
seiA iHa "a
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Colecfed by Samuel q. RISK, from November
SM to date, inCLuSiUe. .oo
Taxesof lS49.
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RAGGtEG-l5O rolls, for sale by
- nlB J. W. ARTHUR y 90, y end = NsS Lssse'
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. A. BEARD.

nsne 1ls,s and liberal Credit Sale Of choice
ouilding Lots, situated in The most improving
pertions of the city Of Lafayette
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Rsp0rt of TaEes on Real Estate, Slavss, etc., CoL
iscted By Joseph O. PierS0m, from Nop8n,6sr Sth
lSEO IN 10s. iVcLYSjys.
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SPL HALE,
l.. E. HooPRR

r1l N
The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition OF citizens against the Cotton Press on
Baronne street. respectfully report that the ohiec
tons raised to this establishment would applv with
equal force to many other similar establishments in
the Municipality but which are necessary to the
general interests Of the community. The commit
tee deem it their duty to foster every species Of
honest industry, and therefore report against the
prayer OF petitioners and ask be discharged from
further consideration of the subject
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JOHN c. STEWART,
I. a. JOHSSoN,
s Su.RESup.p

The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
the petition of Michael Munday, for the remission
OF fine for furious driving, dray No. 1855, do
not think 1t a sufficient justification that the driver
was colored boy, and not accustomed to driving,
as it was evidently the duty of his master or en-
Ployer to instruct him in the police ordinances re-
gulaHng his profession they, therefore, report
against the same, and ask to be discharged from
the further consideration of the subject
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Schools shall consist of sixteen citizens, to be
elected by the Council annually on the last Tues
day of November, the Committee on Education,
and the Mayor, and that the provisions of all ordi-
nances and regulations conflicting with or contrary
to this, be and the same are hereby repealed.
THOs. II SHIELDS,
Gao. g. LAWRAsOE,
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Ia. II. HOOPER.
Claims, presented the following reports, which
were adopted
The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
the petition oil John McGinn, for the remission Of
hne and expenses on old dray, broken up by
the Commlssary OF the Third Ward the same be-
ing In the streets in contravention of the ordin.
ances, beg leave to report against the same and to
be discharged from the further consideration OF the
subject.
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Mr. Hale, chairman of the Police Committee
presented the following report and resolutions, and
the rules being dispensed with, they were adopted
ReSotUed, That permission is hereby granted to
l. o. Meux to enancipate his slave Maria Gale,
aged about 81 years; and to Anthony Blake, to
emanciPate his slave Imey or Jane, aged about 43
years and that said slaves be permitted to remain
IN the State, when their owners have given the
usual bond and security to the satisfaction of the
Recorder. ~
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CITY Of WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER ~ 1850


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GRAHAM has completed the
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poem for every number Ets
Grace engaged give series Of her beautiful
stories
I'M Lseae, Carolina viii contribute brian,
for 1851.
Miss Fennimore Cooper author OF Rural Hours
gagged, with Whippc and Longfell0w, Bryant and Lowell.
r. b. Reed the artist and poet Dusseldorf, his
20 Italy, TO fii from he galleries superb set Of drawings
Artists from America have been sent 2 London and Paris and
are % be furnished for GIshams ncompaasle ladies' depart
cember number.
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Graham readers will astonsbed Graham also abobes
the agents,
and editor Now Is the time 70 form clubs, as the December
number closes the volume.
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commencing 1851 will be supplied following
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for $40 sending
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The spsa books unless a
p@ynsAt % ~ ssbscfipuea ~ naas n sdynaes. p 81
Distant snhscbsn money BY lss - possAgs
On which Will - paid essvss b NJ
The COUNTRY rAPER n puSli.hsa uiwssky durns ks sss
sioas N congess and ssml weekly during recess.
subscnpaons fss period year viii bs rscs1vsd
psopoisned 10 the above rates. esvisssa9
0gPosTMAsTERs authorised aetAs our sssse AS ~
sending DAILY Subscribers $50 encioSs a. rvs
subscribers S2s enclosed; or NV WEEKLY
sabsersss, with so enclosed w be sn'iues copy s
same ediden they Tor, ssssis.
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WlLLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
hm OF Lane Tucker would call attention Of his friends
and the public generally bis stock goods which
selected by himself from
New York. and by Gar the greatest variety richest styles
offered this city, respectfully and earnestly solicited
10 give me can and examine stock before purchasing
confident II will be their tss II
And would especially call of the
army navy prepared kinds
at moderae prices warranted bo IN te cutting and making de-
pariment, equal establishment In this country ff
r. his thanks his friends for
patronage by the diligence
business merit continuation ofthe
All orders promptly executed .1a N
0-3taw2w
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49, 3enefut ~1ksW Jor tta5moUb,
once TOR she presspp No 4, Law Buldipy, xchmond Va
VA @ Js,ss . :: 2$ ss:
Three month"; PIX back pay bounty saa and oil
been soanseisd win s general government, nearly
ysa ana facilities Os me Of claims which
N; s.s.s. .ss.sss s sss Richmond
H. h; ~ me Mind g ,ess, 70
se9s.s Hon. ia. A: sedaon X Meade, Ayerei A.
Holiday, rsuas Powell Tho. Boeoek. Richard Parker A.
Mason, John NJ sos and james Lyons, esq,
Hosbe, Assistant Postmaster Gesera and Thoms.
'tsas oes sHSsSa%s% MssaSssSa '"a 9i ias9I .a a s
NEW and Elegant subscribers
lhe pleasure now e informing friends and ,e citizens
s sSaa & @ e % an s
$ % ss.s s s ssssss: and
former display . which the attention q their has
1 y s3.. IN CARPETINGs.
French and English yeyets latest designs, supeadve
saesaass aa ssss Easi:h 'ss ssas'. asa s1sa heavy
do. ao Premiam American ,a an B.u.ses @ ah
Imperial sn three three, s,.;sS nsw patterns
And American insssin all wool, lo~-priced
Cocoa ta aaiiias aa ior yss sass%sa, passages s @
ss%P ss's:ss ys s's ss''
Figured ssins. sna Ss g g. ans e, o ssslsss &c.
as5s IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name .aD .
Extra rich French do laines sE tfa @a ,.
do English do low priced
do worsed damask, every shade
do Fssaeh and English Shia,ses % @
Tea and plain ,n. ny Turkey % e sn. ss;nmse I
Gilt conice late Styles gmrs taase loops &e ID great va
They especial their large and carefully selected
Ss I.ss ss sss.s sss as's
i1nwellings table and piano covers ta All #a4
White and eoiored bed quilts bed and crib blankets
oSeihc WIN every oer article IN their nca or which have
been purchased such will enable them TO maintain
their reputation Of furnishing the best goods at the lowest
Sept al-4wif plsa3aSs i si sai r. H. HooE CO.
QOOIS AND SHOES, Boots and shoes NJ small prof
HsWe would most respectfully call the attention Of
public Of boots and shoes
ladies' gentemon misses boys children ana servants boh light
--7a .gT1q s3 ll ets 10 ths Ladies. ao INg E
We have every variety CATERS hslfgaes buskins,
slips, exccsors Jenny Lind all warranted give sAsiae
McCurdy's slips and ties, old stye
Bronze hnE CUTTERS thick soles Y
Do saiieI shoes
Misses and ehldrens ofevsiy qualify vaiisy
. TO the Gsntlsmss, -
faientiesher caskn Congress CATERS 90
superior article boots for cunning and
se%sa 6oo and shoes. and our
own manufacture ,tlf. s,, .ttat5
a7' TO ae Farmers a~d Piamto,. lsA t.os-fI n
heavy bogana and boo, for servants and farm
hands, be equaed and quality in this city, We in
.nents ths al cannot fsiIto please. 7r1 9i @ ttt t4
all kinds has been purcha.ed viii, from the
paredto sell at small profits Do NOT osst s ss,s but Ss At
@ NJ, soua, cid. Of Penn as, beswssnsh and 1hsi..,
t ,gta E s next door 10 b. h. jackson and Bro
sept IlTTS.Hwaw 70 $40 .saaslgk5 .aHl1aalt s-
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Mrs. ID. III. Burr's French and EngIish Seminary
80 a sgt#gh A YOung lAdtss. AZ 3#E i

y, f,s Corner Of NiatA and street Washaetoa, a4
MILL reopen Monday the I7th OF September thorough
English studies 10 puued, and advantages
offered acquiring and other accomplishments this
Institution Abe Instructors employed in the several depart
Principal OF
pupils ntud her ned number Of boardes
ceve, Of conversns French
and also of enjoying the comforts OF pleasant home
Terms, &e made known application 70 the Principal.
Aug 27--ataw4w t ~. .Hs s4.&t in 4..t59
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atss3 4. u wines ana Lqas~s.
THE unsenied would rspecp csu attention % his asck Of
The fsciss pscsssd sy HIN obtaining wines.
Ac An their purity, his longer crpenepce An the m con
Gus vine growing dsc Europe, oher
this c sfod or the character and quality Of
A.n, N ses he substitute ssi. u
dscsnssd neadss wines o. France and Ger
co1kTRY Trade supplied ., Wholesale prices
cLUss VIII and much sdvanss order from The sub
csn command the best of wines very low prices
Also ,hs chsags.t sorts Of wines and liquors, FoR Gull
MEssERs OF LsGisIATIvE sonIRs ms.sss and other. ..
s.. = 81 ;i sSAsss sss vi. ss y a.
Ssdde'ss their orde 'h0gss os ss Pss ssnss GSs,
Importer Dealer Wines Ac 7s wslnu, philadelphia
brands hand from ss % 90 Thousand and sold
BY The .in. b. cheaper than any other store in The city,
TnIE Maxn~ssc Telegraph Ccsnpasy. plcrse Lane the
frs, ever established BY in @s Wsso S
yors PsisSspsis' ssi"ers es wssSncn and and
receiving The nseredia'e sts,on Jersey C
Grace nm ouy I'M n s country 4 ts ssns
wires. lately undergone extensive rea and sow p
ssSrss q " r. s' ss sss
ase hso @ Or . y, rs ss'sss s q
lines extending .rdy over nesss S ss nssSs = T
%sssssp. ,is line have lately ocy ss<m.sssd m
in ianAmisicn sad mod, o. delivery pfssses
= &c ,s 4, sS -ssn r 4, M s ssss- now
sg:.y % % =. ,..sss ss ss sss * 20 no
The Msgnss Tslsg.sh Cs.gsny ,ss T wssdsEon
essssss., ss g., ssi Cssss, .ss sia.
y Gfs"ss Badiss New Yos, No. Hsnovs
Oct s-dlw CRsp. IntJ frsddsal
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IA. Lands. Heal EssAse, CeaAsetasnG Debts, .aa
fS'''s General Agency, Dubuque. Iowa. ~ y.
,s once b permanently established ths all
all descriptions connected with the United States
IA once the surveyor generals once or Wisconsin and
Iowa .ais oan military land warrants.
sa,chase sale lease Of real estate. ~ tse.sE .N4
s,,aenl on taxes on lands or city lots. AAs1f A
osSsmuuon lands lots from tar sale.. a6V ~ N
,nasrsnsauon OF utles, c0nveyancDg, kc,
% al,euton smgan ensant societies, land brokers,
s in warrants respectfully invited 70 this once, the
ssr,s opportunities information peculiarly ample
saee II sixteen years lie has
d win Dubuque land ofce, and nearly three resi-
a. az e Mones Valley In southern Iowa, member
sr of real estate sale pial, sxhbieg sold
d pubc norten Iowa, will be carefully compiled
M anicabe collection debts win be diligently attended 70,
IA sny facilities purpose will result om
favorable location made by
eh business may transacted through this ONCE In part Of
W. sr Of iowa negboring counties Of Illinois and Wis
e.sin and in Minnesota Territory. A " 5., tl;.il y
OF other descriptions will be accepted from corporations,
alon ncrchanls aud business men GENERALLY husinsss s,
Ss@l'~sa ~''A '''''' CHAs. CoRKERY, Notary Public
JuIy, 1850. @t
ou Geo W. JONES' United States senator, Washington city D.
Hon O. Dodge States senator, Washington city, D. c.,
Hon J. Leer in Congress-, Washington city D.
W. TSompon in Congress, Washington city,
nan S b y" + Disney Congress- Washington city,
THOMAS n \. W. Clarke counsellor No n Wall street.
fo.ni sr,, nnman esq., No 10 Chatham street, New York
n syestcr date OF the Patent Oice Chnresown New
Mason Curtis, and Rankin counsellor ataw, Burlington
Ksekuk, Iowa ~
Sept25-3t #.EEEE f
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(NOMMON Hall q the town of PetcrsburE, Virginia,
May 1880 Tho following resolution was this day adopted by
ssosed mayor proposals. for
100000 bonds the OF Petersburg endorsed
ths state Of ooo payable N 1870 and
The proposals will be received for Of than $780,
addressed chamberlain until the 4th May
10 o'clock which they will Be opened, and the highest
bidder VII g entitled thereto The for ta sams VII Be
which OF hesseods The corporation
to themselves the right 10 reject any offer made"
hereby given proposals the Of corpora
ton will be received by the Chamberlain Of the according
the above resolution, until the M day Of May u O'Clock
IN, .Afq qsale all y CHAS. CORlING
May 2-dti 4hMaynext Mayor.
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ga4 af4s45 effa NAVY DkPARghEHT,
M Bureau Of fProyisons and Clothing, August is5e.
SEALED endorsed Proposals Beef and .Pro
- posals FOR Pork" be, will be received this
until ~ o'clock m Thursday the 29 OF August
furnishing and delivering, VI all and risk the
Five thousand four hundred navy beef and thousand
hundred barrels Of navy pork. t'e9it '& sit w
Each barrel hundred pounds net
weight Of beef pork Of weight in either article will be
paid for To be delivered respective follows
Bbis. beef Bbls. pork
AZ Shariestown, Mass. ,eOO. W0 y
AZ Broohlyb, N Y. ............s..., l,otW..., ..Sn
Al Gosport, Va...... 800. 800
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EN . R

NEW Route 10 Pittsburg, VA the Bsltinsore, sus-
A sssAaana aas Ptsbs t
with The United States Washington
M, connecting line Mddlesown
9s TS. = .n ..ss snsa. os Ss s q m .n.
g. Aiis point passengers have the option Of
taking either The cars 70 Johns,own thence BY packet boats or
fcheu win following ponh BY ths train, to wit
York, wnyhnvle, Columbia Maea Middlesown, Harrisburg
nsdon, Holhdaysbars, and PitsbuSg -aA 81 s.2
This with the Cumberland Valley rlroad,
which through Cae shpensburs Chamhsrseus and
For he passenger Washington
points, Of the company viii be al hs
morning receive the baggage which VIII Dc
carried fres Of charge % Calvert station sr,w.pr
Oct l--dd bupta argia ~. ~ sf l Ticket Agent
T,NLARGESTENT OF the Cepitoi.-The Committee Pub
II Buildings the having authorized by reson
body plans accompanied BY estimates for the
dollars for the plan which may adopted BY Pub
nc Budn Of hs two house OF accordingly invite such
plan. and S q Fl ns me
required that these plans and estimates shall provide Tor he
extension Of The Capitol slser BY .ddons wps 10 20 DC placed %
and distinct building within The enclosure 70 The east e
building v WHt4 y II 49, ~
Of taste and but
would prefer that whatever plan be poposed may have sach
reference 70 and with the present building -
Although but plan be adopted the committee reserve
themsve. the hight g form such plan BY ne adoption O parts
which event. themselves the right
apporon according ther Judgment the amount
may pa Be adopted according relative importance
merit OF each part adopted. :, I. ., ,,,,,,rp,
IEFFERsoN Davis,
#as#.aHH .# hH ne JOHN IA. CLARKE,
LA sH@am Committee Of the Senate on Public buildings
SENATE Cu.xpsR, 3oth September 1850