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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

1c,TsTTT nEP IFTMRET 70 4HALL or RECoRD5-ssalss
Sproposas recevsd at tbs Street comm3e'r' Ueo '
~ MIDI, D.e 30, go O'Clock d 10 oui an aiIsa -
.T No ., .ds Of Cosotss SIP To lay cfos, walk n a'1oa
a. onnos Rsgera Fsns Institute. To hiE sPsrs e'' "ne
OF 2?d 9TH Aad It'll as ~nsfo ns eAa'
w MT row tagged 70 rads ress: curb anl gutter 10 ~. q
b,twssp 20 abe Plans specifications ana an lHoha
tne.e'o az NJ On ia56 JOHN r DODGE,
'''''' NO
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" STOUVENEL a. co. 594 Broad
~ way next 10 Nblos Just opened splendid assert
rnent Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS sucl as viii not be found
in his city Fancy Bohemian Gloss Tarveota articles
dlcstcks Cologne Bottles, Silver lated articles &c. Rich
Gut GLASS; French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Sss
French Lamps and complete assortment OF nch Gas TX
lures Solar and Fluid Lamps, and 900 articles not men
toned Also the articles will be found at their store
3 Ichn ct until let February next , oo
d2i Inn Glass Mandatory 80 and oO Feseys'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

TUIFUKAIIUN NOIIUE -PIlUFOSA Is FON UTI-TF0Posab
Ow be received by tue Comu Streets and Lamps
office New City Hall until Friday Jan g. 1851, at oclt Am
taer which time will be receved furnishing the Corpora
OF tho City OF New York with eight thousand ssoas
strained oil oil the best quAty and allow cen
gallon FOR the empty ca6ks returned Samples
Ohce Superintendent Of Lamps No 9 Mercer be
fore Tursdsy Jan I'd O'Clock N for inspection The estimates
will be opened by the Comns his Office Saturday,
O'Clock ID Bll a be had at the 0thcs
Of the Commissioned HEhAN w. CHiLDS,
Commissioner Of stf.sa mi Lam
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>yn,pruvNToy RgPAIRs And sUPPLlE5.-Lo kgaLU'
DERs prep III es t.e.'d ~ =, '1 ~ one. ed Of Ssr
missioner oil h7g 2sh DAY Of Dec at - oe!oc ~ :.
seb e ,bsy publicly opened 'Sr naf s.4 . Pa sas
~ H. work required be doua ana an - y
s h.d a. the ocs Of the 5aeef'nnees. o. an 30
. ~. Rri5tp,. No. - EizAheth St y b BANK h'A"AE
In y tho sso7s ohe.s-Dec. H. lsa' - s,asas
az = ~ w ADAMS Commssooer Of f.epal' .I' -
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TWO PRINTERS.-For sale the follow
Il lowing lots OF secondhand TYPE in fonts TO sui,
purchasers, either with or without cases, viz
Small Plea. 2298 lbs Long Primer sS9 lbs.
Bourgeois 509 - BREWER ............479
The above TYPE good condition and viii be sold a,
low rates. d6 II JOHN +. TROW. 40 Anrs.
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StKALED PROPOSALS will oa fecsiyod a. The SItest Jos
sansr;s ogcs until Monday Dee. 90 Io Al oelocL r a
J % ,on to the pi., No Cd ,ie Of Cossus' sup
zast RIVER Plans specifications lnd al a9n1Hoa rsg
~ ss0 fdls7 JOHN T. DODGE. strset Conn2t71se.-
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HtUT ILS.-An assortment of BOON
TON CIT NAILS constantly on hand and for sale by
DUDLEY i. FULLER " co.
Do 3meodt 1879 Greenwich-si
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g1RFSFN17, FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

IA g w FUTILE has In store and ia constantly re-
ceivinr by arrivals from all parts OF the world every de-
scrption OF n,,, no ANN rovs
suitable for presents well adapted Tor the coming sea
ense variety of articles ornamental and useful suited to
young or old, grave gay, for sale at vEhY LOW
nnun it. and no abatement GEO w FUTILE. 3f5 Broad
way door Hitchcock Leadbeaters dry goo1s ca
TahiishInent. ia !"
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l. Resolved That we hold to radical democracy 10 ber
y % equality and fraternity and 70 the most anisesss In
Resolved That the principles OF democracy always
the same yet we intend % IN their application
verssly prevail
Mr. Far Of Huron moved to add the resolutions Of Mr.
Warner to the resolutions reported BY the majority Of the
committee.
Pending which motion, the convention took a recess
until o'clock
2 O'CLOCK, p M-The president stated that the next
the motion OF Mr. Farr Of Huron TO add the report Of
the minority Of the committee resolutions 10 That OF The
majority OF said committee.
Whereupon, Mr. Warner OF Medina asked leave 10
withdraw the fourth and fifth resolutions presented by
him. which was reed to- and the resolutions were &C.
coTdingy Withdrawn.
The question then required on adding the lst 3D. and
80 resolutions, presented by Mr. Warner X me majority
OF the committee resolutions; upon Which question
The vote by counties was ordered, and resulted yeas "a,
nays ia.
Mr. Robertson OF Fairfield moved The adoption OF the
report Of the majority OF the committee on resolutions
which was carried by acclamaton.
Mr. Bierce OF Summit offered Tor adoption the follow
ing resolution
Resoired That we approve OF the given in the United
States Senate BY tate senator William Allen, the
application OF the Wmo Proyis1 the territories
We recommend senators and representatives. ~ Con.
gress ingraIt the Fame principle upon al bis for The
Organization OF territorial governments.
MIR Robertson Of Fairfield moved to amend said reso.
luton by striking out the same, and inserting the fol-
lowing
Rssolved That The services OF William Allen in the coun
ellis Of the nation ene him TO the condolences Of The Amer
lean democracy. And
Rssoipsd, That the democracy &c Ohio deplore bis alb
sence from the Senate OF the united States
Mr. Edgerion OF Defiance moved 10 lay the resolution
and amendment on the table upon which motion the
by counties was ordered, and resulted ~, nays
1877.
So the motion TO lay the table was lost.
division having been called for, the question turned
on striking out Mr. Bierce's resolution.
MIR. McCunc Of Auglaze moved thai the convention
ADJOURN SINE die, upon which motion the vote BY counties
was ordered, and resulted--yras 90, nays l72
So the convention refused to adjourn.
The question then REQUIRED striking out MIR Biece
resolution; on which question the vote by counties wa
ordered, and resulted--yeas 1863, nays l04.
So MIR. Bierce's resolution was stricken out
Mr. Dimmock of Holmes then moved that the resou
tons offered by Mr. Robertson Of Fairfield be adopted
by reclamation, which was carried.
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pUBIIC SALE OF inc Columbian Foundry for casting


cannon, &C. Georgetown the District OF Columbia
valuable foundry with all is fixtures
implements pertaining H. viii be offered public
Gen John Mason deceased is
proprietor Monday the eleventh Of March
premises riye
having the Chesapeake Ohio canal
through power canal The
land bordering the The
buildings capacous house, containing na-
building containing cupoIa furnace
boring mills boring atos and machinery for turning
both iron wood biacksmts Shops Offices, and dwelling
houses worken OF brick and The implements tools,
complete, and ready immediate
operations io casting cannon and shot, as well rs other work usually
done foundecmbracng mouds for cannon and like
mould. Tor shot and SHELF. OF various sizes wooden TASKS iron
casped patterns all Of castings general demand black
ms' and carpenters tools In short all the usual tools and i'm
plsmcnts pertaining TO foundry on large scale
establishment % In the regular and
with either for
nun which,
proprietor completed and enjoys well earned
excellence m work Its immediate proximity the
continue give 10 H. what Il has always
had ample public work. Coal and OF the beet
quality brought the canal Il viii be shown
examining by Mr. Duva, who has charge q a.
Terms dollars OF purchase money will
residue credit will be given 81
years equal payments bearing be secured
bond and security, and mortgage the property
any further noation address the subscnber Washngto
city JAMES NJ. MACON
Jan i6--dScp Acting Executor
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prairie rarlk for sale.

THE undersigned, desiring remove % 81 Louis Jefferson
which E resides, ClnI
county beautifully and elgbly situated the
branch Platte, about miles from Pasbug and
from ST. Joseph, Weston Liberty, kichfed The
about 900 fourth timber, and the balance
high and ferle prairie The house Il substantial and tuste
structure, Of which designed
for The tabing and cribs frame won
the milk smoke Of About $50
land 30 Ia meadow 30 in blue and 10 In c
besides convenient lots Of smaller size II desrabe the
HORSES cae hogs Sheep principally bred upon the place
and accustomed to th finest adjoining would be
along Land, In for setting
spring believed there IL desirable place In
the State which, for the stated be purchased
upon Except during periods covered By the
jefferson and ST. Louis the proprietor be found hone and
his absence land be shown and the price made kaowl
by his
of200 acres 25 30 Of which
cultivation, comfortable hewed cabins &c)
large plantation and with the finest proximity
prairie. This lies
county, about and half miles south OF the
eyed line Of the Hannibal and ST. Joseph branch Of the Pacific
railroad.
Jan I2-6teodkcp JAMES X. BIRCH.
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nRAND BIRTH-NIGHT BALL.-The Franklin Fire Com
pany take pleasure in announcing the public that they viii
Night Ball Thursday evening,
January Hail. they viii be pleased
many friends and fellow honor
Neither will be
this The brilliant balls by the od Franklin
Tickets be had 5othoon's
T. Mecbum First Ward Butts drug store, Second Ward Pae
store, and Edwin McCubbins Third Ward j. f.
W. H. Winter Bentes refccory,
Ward; Caspas' Capitol Hill D. Kelly Navy Yard ofany
Of and at the door Of the BALL
Gentemen clothing taken by proper persons free Of
chi
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JAMES H. BIRCH.

gHIRTs.-A good frtng shirt is desirable good fitting
among attained that
pcectonmasses Of which daily sold that made
consequeny, where good fitting shirt can be had, thai store
must become the Of attraction.
Our extensive without exception the best and
largest city anybody verify comprising style
the fashion, all made order and Of the best materials War
ranted perfect 1T, the privilege 70 return them
prices uniform sell them by the half
dozen at wholesale prices. j. BASTIANELLI d CO.,
Genuemen's Furnishing Establishment
l5-3m No. !, under Browns Hotel
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Mr. PHELPS asked and obtained the unanimous con.
sent OF the House to withdraw private papers from the
files OF the House. for their reference TO the appropriate
Mr. CHANDLER asked the unanimous consent Of the
House to withdraw the papers on the files OF the House
in the OF Susan Randall n order to refer them 10 the
Committee on the Judiciary; but
Objection being made, leave was not granted.
Mr. HARRISON asked the unanimous consent Of the
House for the introduction OF a resolution which was
read, for the information OF the House. follows:
Uaisd States Of America IN Congress assembled That the
Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he is hereby. authorized
Auditors Office OF compensation not exceeding
four dollars per day, be paid out of any moaey The
and settling accounts and claims against the government
arising out Of the with Mexico.
But Mr.. A. G. BROWN called for the order OF the day
and SO leave was not granted
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
be the further execution OF the order for the election
OF the officers OF the House, OF which the next in order
to be chosen was the Doorkeeper.
Candidates Tor that Office were then nominated as fol-
lows
Mr.. COBB Of Alabama nominated AR Parker Of
Illinois
Mr.. T. L. HARRIS nominated VIM G. Flood Of iii.
nois.
Mr. CARTIER nominated Charles Wolcoit Of Ohio
Mr.. A. G, BROWN nominated John Champlin Of New
York.
Mr. FITCH nominated A. W. Enos Of Indiana
Wf. MlLLtn nominated SueOn w. Ayres OIL OnlO.
Mr.. WALDO nominated J. W. Arnold OF New York
! Mr.. HAMPTON nominated J. J. Randolph Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Mr. NEWELL nominated r. E. Homer of New Jer
sey.
| MIR. SCHENCK nominated Servus Tufts OF Indiana
Mr.. HARRIS Of Alabama nominated VIM Clare OF the
District of Columbia.
The SPEAKER called TO the Clerks desk, 10 oficiats
tellers Tor this election Messrs. CoBB OF Alabama
NEWELL, HAMPTON, and LIrTLEFELD. The House pro
ceeded with the ls viga vote for Dookeeper with
the following result
| Whole number Of votes cast, 206.
| Necessary TO choice, l04.
| Mr.. Homer received 81
Ayes 20
4 TUFTS %
| Flood 10
Randolph IL
Cole -5& Is
Wocou Is
| Clare 10
Wright
| Enos
Robinson
Stewart
Parker
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No choice having been effected, after the result OF this
third vote declared.
Mr. MILLER withdrew the name OF Gideon Nj. Ayres
from the list OF candidates. and then the House proceed
ed with the fourth Uue vote for Doorkeeper, with
the following result;
Whole number OF votes cast, POT.
Necessary TO choice, 10i
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before he (the Speaker was member. had certainly
chosen Of its officers by resolution but he believed
had been done only as ~ susfs.soa q the rules TO
The question on the appeal made BY the gentleman
from Maryland, Mr. EyAssl-will the House sustain
the Judgment Of the Chair was then put by yeas aud
nays; and il was decided IN the Acknowledgements 1872,
{Cnes Of .Call the roll "Call the pl
MEMBER moved that the House do now adjourn
The House then proceeded with the 5th viua voce vote
for Doorkeeper, with the following result
Whole number Of votes cast, 2i0
Necessary to choice, l06
Mr. TUFTS received %
Flood 81
Cole 40
Wolcnu
Homer
Glare
2Io
The following is the vote in detail:
For Mr. Turrs -Messrs. Alexander. Aston, Anderson
Brooks Burrows, Chester Butler, Thomas Butler, Csbel
Joseph Caldwell Calvin. Campbell, Casey. Clark Cling
paon, Das Duncan, Evan, Evans Fowler Freed
ley. Gentry, Goodsnow, Colt, Could Grnnell, Holloway
Hunter. James Johnson Kerr, Daniel p King, Geo. O.
King Mann Marshal MaussoS MeaasgsMsy o MeK
SON. ogle OTIS, Outlaw. Owen, Phnnix Pllnan. Putnam
Reed, Reynolds, Risley. Rockwell, Root Rose, sansty
ySss' s ss's%TFS ssSsr Tas sSsS
For Mr. FLooD-Messrs. Avereu, Bay Bayy, Beale BIS
sell Bocock, Bowdon Boyd, A. g Blown, Burr, g. A. Cnld
well, Howell Cobb w, X w. Cobb, Colcock, Daniel
Ednunlson Ewing. Featherson, Gilmore, Green, Hack
eit Hall, l. Harris, Thos Harris, Hubbard, Holiday
Ma.o Meade Mil Miller
Morse Parker, Phelps, Powell Richardson, Ross, Savage
Seldom, James Thompson, Walden, Waldo, Woodward
and Young.
For Mr. Cole -Messrs Albertson, Ashe Bingham Booth
William ] Brown, Bnel, CARTIER Cleveland, Doty, Dun
ham, Dufkee, Fitch, Fuller Gerry, German, Hamilton
Letter, J. Manu. Mcdonald, McLanahan, McLane, McWl
lie, Orr, PeasIee, Potter Robbins Robinson Sawtele,
p Stanton III. Stanton, Setson, Strong, Thomas june
Thompson, William Thompson, Wellborn, Whittlesey
Wilmot, and Wood
Olds Sweetscr, Peck Disney, Mcdowell, and kaufman.
For Mr. HoRSER -Messrs. Chandler, Conger, Hay, Jas
g King, and Newell,
For Mr.. CLARE.-Mcssrs Mcqueen and Wallace.
No choice having been effected after the result Of Thu
| fifth vote for Doorkeeper had been declared,
| Mr.. HOLMES moved that the House do now adjourR.
| MIR. JACOB THOMPSON demanded the yeas and nay
on that motion, and then withdrew the call
/ MIR. CARTIER renewed the call for the yeas an,
nays; which were not ordered.
| Mr. JONES moved call of the House, and on tina
motion he asked the yeas and nays; which having beef
ordered,
| A MEMBER moved that the House do now adjourn.
| Mr.. CLlNGMAN raised point OF order, that th
House having just refused TO adjourn. renewal OF tina
motion was moi in order; but
| The SPEAKER reminding the gentleman from Nortl
Carolina that the House had since voted on a demand 70
The yeas and nays ruled the last motion adjourn to
in oder whereupon, the question on that motion beini
| put, il was agreed 10;
! nd so the HOuse adjourned.
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IMPORTANT 20 the Ladies OF Washington and fhs
Distinctly. PULvERMACHER from 50 Baltimore street. bam
more, has opened branch opposite Browns Hotel Pennvan
where he viii open morning beautiful assortment
laeos, ribands, embroderes, cape collar euh- wells e
cape embroidered and plain linen canbfe handkcfche and
endless variety Of leading styles Of aces of trimmings a
LOUNGES ~ Puvermachcr hsefto sell rom - 70 20
cheaper any Tins city Also, gloves Tor isdo
and gentlemen, OF every descnpnn. Jan io-fwui
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HOUSE or REPREsESrATrvEs.

After the reading OF the journal
Amessage was received from the Senate by Mr.. Dick.
ms their secretary, announcing the passage by that body
Of joint resolution limiting the expense OF collecting the
revenue for the present fiscal year.
Mr.. LITTLEFlELD asked the unanimous consent OF
the House for the introduction OF resolution authorizing
him to withdraw from the files OF the House the papers
OF John ONeii, 10 be transferred to oil the depart
mens but
Mr.. JONES Directing, leave was not granted
On motion OF Mr.. BAYLY, (who asked and obtained
the unanimous OF the House for that purpose
the joint resolution from the Senate. limiting the
penses OF collecting the revenue for the current fiscal
year, read twice. ordered TO be printed and referred
the Committee OF Ways and Means.
On motion OF Mr.. BAYLY, (who asked and obtained
the unanimous OF the House for that purpose
the estimates necessary the proper consideration Of the
joint resolution just Preferred also referred TO the
Committee Of Ways and Means
Mr.. CR0WELL asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for the introduction OF resolution for the with
drawaI OF the petition of Jane Sexton from the files OF
the House, that may be referred to one Of the depart
ments; but
Mr. LITTLEFIELD Directing, leave was not grant
ed
Mr. DUNHAM, rising to personal explanation, said
see by the morning papers am represented as having,
on the last vote for Sergeantat Arms voted alone for
Mr. Dow understand the election Of Mr. Glossbrenner
their had given my vote, and stepped out OF the
ball important business for my constituents, and
did not return in time to change mine Had been pres
emit II butdae to myself % say, should have done So
and voted with my friends for Mr. Glossbrenner
Mr HANKS OF Illinois, rising 10 personal explana-
non remarked that he had voted yesterday, on the last
vote Tor MT Glossbrenner to be Scrgesnta Arms and,
city papers, he desired thus to make the necessary
ton. "a ~ sM.NN 'FIasfff
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DENMANsfHIP for Millfon.-Fortune cmploymep
gained hrstraie hand. Terms
and greatly reduced Reopening OF Mr. Brsows National
Writing Establishment for pupils Of all day and evening,
18th end 18th Streets Pennvana avenue caruss
music store
gentlemen Of different government departments the
diplomatic, and the inhabitants OF Washington In general
Mr. Bstow finishing writing respectfully announces m
Richmond, OF having The
honor Of presenting his admired and superior system
ladies and gentlemen OF this cty who, on hn
season. generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
ness, confidence, and patronage.
The decided immensely Mr. BIS pncuce
dye years and the universal estimation In which his method
teaching held both Europe and America, guaranty
every youth ago, classes, day
evening, already session Mr. politely invites ea
application, his stay will be Limited. -
Gentlemen Of all occupations are positively taught splendid
business hand fluent bold, rpda clear and manly style
matter how bad egbc cramped the writing may be- IN one
complete ofiessons
ladies reserved hours; they beanuu
graceful truly delicate feminine hand The only form approved
for epsoary writing (See specimens al the door between I'm
and 18th streets, north sde.) Private tuition given.
N b. Lord Bacon "Cood writing s like good address
person Is letter OF credit and recommendation"
Mr.. d. Is 70 be from Q, A. 20 3 or 4ne pm
ystcrs 10 n o
days. Dec 2l-dlm
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AsTROLOGY.-The celebrated q. W. RoBACK, from Sweden
Office No. n street. above ssh street. Philadelphia oh
OF Washington vicinity. He m
been consulted with by all crowned heads OF Europe and enjoy
higher reputation living Nauvn
according Geomnncysdics o. Gentlemen - Pr
have their naves drawn by sending m
will receive immediate attention. and naves sent TO any par
Of world durable prepared mats
OF his power the Following topics
Couhip, advice advice for successful accomplishment
wealthy he has the redeem such gssh
Of the boe and for all Of hazards and
the recovery o stolen lost property, the purchasing OF tickets
city
It's vicinity, and all TO full satisfaction and 1000 naves he has Gag
during the Al letters viii be reliriousy attended 20
prepaid, will be answered gratis For particulars, call 81 M
o. W. RoBAcE
Dec. 23-d3m
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TREDGOLDy Large work ON tho Steam Ensine.-
Second hand copy half price, volume
and large folio Atlas o. plates and engraving London
Jan - 'f@8att FRANCK TAYLOR
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No choice having been effected, after the result OF this
first ballot was announced,
Mr.. KAUFMAN nominated Joseph L. Wright Of New
jersey as candidate for the Doorkeepership
MIR. WALDO withdrew the name OF ]. w. Arnold Of
New York from the list of candidates
Mr.. WELLBORN nominated z. w. McKnew of the
District OF Columbia and then the House proceeded with
the second uira vote for Doorkeeper with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number Of votes cast, 2os.
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no coSTRAcTORs.-Bluc Ridge Tunnei-Tne coz
for the Blue Ridge Tunnel having aed forward
and comply with HIS engagements notice hereby thai
posa Will received The oce ~ The Board Of Pubic
Works. until the 2ist January, leo, io the eonsiucicn Of Ne
tunnel and approaches
The 1850 feet long, II feet high and 10 feet
ditch each side II will pass 700 feet under ~ "
mountain, decline from the ofsC feet ne
mile The approaches viii be IN about 1900 feet %
and consist Of deep high cmbankmen some waine and
bridging
Proposcrs already iocarcs win D.
well call the Office Of the the spot where tey VII
obtain all necessary information. -
The payments win be cash, with reservation q 70 per cent
the completion besides which the contractor
required BY give bond, satisfactory in Virginia
The bond required will be frty thousand dollars
The and Of the wos
expected The and bond TO bc executed within zen
days amer the leing and the work begin bona de within V
DAYS aner the same period C.CROZET,
Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad
Forms proposals and specifications be had both offices
19-dftSJan
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No choice having been effected the House proceeded
with the third vote for Doorkeeper with the
following result
Whole number Of votes cast, 2o7.
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YrrArcuns AND JEWELLERY

III ArCuIs AND JEwEIRY.-A q. HUGUENIN co,
manufsrtuers watches Of every description Switzerland
and arrived In Washington
with new Of watches and guard
chains that appeared Washington
COR sale and retail, cheaper than they be bought
New York.
call. a. y. HUGUbNiN,
At Montandon's old stand, PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
between i9th and i3h streets, Washington, y. g ,
Principal depot No 10 Beekman street, between William and
Nassau streets, New York.
Dasng absence, have left my Mr.
uguenn from Switzerland, who perfectly able repair all kinds
Watches clocks and chronometsr consequently, ecommen
Dec. o-dim. j. McNTANDoN