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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

There is a small lake or pond near the , %est~s'
%, sround he margin OF which this salt Is dePos-
tied 70 the depth OF several inches AneIo a.
several naphths springs around tRis as i. 3
be smeled for two or three miles MS = ca.sT
the " AlkaT Lake" and IS spoken OF Dy nearly HI
The most curious animal that have seen on the
MAINS Is the horned frog, or round iza1n' OF
" air frog" as some call IL. presume u IS P90u
liar TO these plains and know OF no other name
for il. But ! should presume, rom tue H anI1i
In which Fremont writes Latm ana ro-i '~"-
names tia be would cal. 10 the "a 40 60 ','"'l
although II Is by 10 means .09, anu us hofHs
are scarcely ausrterof an inch long. IL Is spe
Gle Of lizard, much resembling uos' "iin 10
small horns ol It's head, and r0T oi smaller ones
extending down each side. have lad I'VE o.
them I'm bottle f0r more than three months a1u'
though they have mad neither food nor drink 1aey
are as lively and active as ever. Asa c. CALL.
p. s. Sepeu6er 2t.-The Indian war nas com
nepced 10 GOOD earnest. On the night OF the -lsh
The indians made an attack upon the north set.ls
meut. and did considerable mischief, burning
houses and stacks OF grain and killing anc driving
off stock On the first alarm, the Inhabitants as
serbled CT Captain Browns Fort fortified them
selves as strongly as possible, and sent 20 tnS
CITY for assistance. General Eldrdge WIKI Two
hundred cavalry and Captain Mcbride hight ar
tiiery. were instantly dispatched 70 their relief -
Word has been received, that upon their approach
the main body of the Indians ile0%O the NORTH and
that General Eldnjge leaving small detacn-
Iuent to protect the inhabitants and guard lew
Indians that he had picked up pushed on IN pur-
suit A scouting party came IN yesterday moro
ING. and reported thar party Of Indians had col
lected at W eber river canon, and Captain Green,
with company OF mounsed volunteers composed
principally Of " Gentiles, as the Saints call Us
outsiders, started oct q dislodge them. AT our
approach, they fred a few guns, and then led up
the mountains. We succeeded, however, In get
trg thirty-6ve ofthem, which exceeded our ~hoie
number. Yorrakee principal Snake chief, was
killed One white man was killed, by the name
of CampbeM. A. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

L.,a :, this Territory. notwithstanding the Divine
r-oIibi,orv enactment in which Mr.. webster ex.
dressed 80 much confidence. II We shau succeed
In cou,ecraring this Territory to Freedom We
shall certainly feel very thankful 70 God iof i,
|, but feel under DO particular obligations 70
Nassrs W ebster, Cass e m oHane genus
Mr. Bird. merchant from SocorO. was here on
ve,tsr6av. and informed Colonel Calhoun, the In
alan agent that $500 head Of sheep bad been
driven oil from that ueghcorhood by Nayahoe
Indians within few days past Toe dexicans
he. assembled in band o. 500 or 900 men, all
ueH armed. and declared their determiu alton 10
redress their own grievances On the reception
III this la formation Colonel Calhoun immediately
s55ressed an official letter TO Governor M1nroe,
;rforn,irg him OF the facts, and respectfully sub
nsit,ing 10 him The propriety Of permitting such
an armed force to assemble for such purposes, IA
authorized b. the Government Toe matter restS
here. and have heard no more OF Il
N9r,uLer 25-'The mail arrived this evening
from the States, bat was perfectly barren Of any
news Of interest .,....,..,-
dsv and informed me that the armed Aexicsns'
spoken of above. had gone on TO the Navahoe
country, resolved to make upusals.
Norcnbfr 2s-ln view OF the recent depreda-
zion nj tie Navahoes a delegation from that trloe
came in 70 day, bringing with them huston tue
Govsrror of the Pueblos, as their nterpreterl to
nske their professions of friendship. Such pro-
LESSONS are generally very hollow, eXIOrIeo "a
Their by fear than from any real love or respect
They -. ,o-3 Of promise 10 the ear.
But break ~ 10 ne nope
Asto the resources Of this country agricultural
mineral. &c. of course am not prepared no" 70
sneak. | design, il possible darlns the present
Wi~fer 70 visit Albuquerque, FL Paso, and some
of the Indian Puebos Beside, the census OF the
Territory is now being taken, so thar, amer
While. shall be prepared to give you more sat
isfactory in.ormaien relative TO our available re-
sources with perhaps comprehensive c9n aIL
,or, - nnon thar insurmountabe edict OF Jehovah
tbat has unalterssly oonsecrated this Territory to
Ere edom. and rendered the Jefferson Proyisc
miserable humbug only equaled in absurdity by
the Declaration Of Independence.
Yours, truly, w u n
Pueblo In The Spanish means town or village. iue
Pueblo Inoans lake the from the fact thst instea1 Of
rowing from place 10 psce other Indians they ven 20
gelher in PUsbos They doubt the neai deseenu
ants " The oTig na AZiecs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

ARREST FOR EMBEZZLEAENT.-James Chris
sey, a clerk in the wholesale slkhouse OF Messrs
Macarthur * Co. - William-st- was on Tuesday
ARE sted on a charge Of having embezzled goods
TO large amount from the store OF his employers.
He was committed to prison by Justice Lothrop
for examination.
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rs. OOO stoIen-Robbery OF an Exprcss Car

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Jan -.
Akeg. containing FIVE thousand dollars IN specie,
was stolen from the Express Car OF Adams x Go.
during last night The robbery was discovered
this morning on the arrival Of the train from Phia'
depha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
FROM UTAH.

Description of Deseret-The nIormOns and
their ReligiOn-slavery and Gov. Brigham
YOung-The Grain COMPLEMENTARY
Lake City and Yalley-Imm1 grRtiOn-mOr-
mon Gold NIiners-Price of LabOr-High
Tariff on Rum Minerals The Horned
Frog War with the Indians, &c. &c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-22
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
A HOUSEHOLD DIRGE.

I've lost my little May at last,
She persisted in the spring,
When earliest flowers began to bud,
And earliest birds to sing.
l laid her in a country grave,
A green and soft retreat,
A marble tablet 'er her head,
And violets at her feet.
would that she we're back again.
In all her childish bloom;
My joy and hope have followed her,
My heart is in her tomb.
| know that she is gone away,
know that she is fed,
i miss her every where, and vet
can not think her dead
wake the children up at dawn,
And say simple prayer,
And draw them round their morning meal,
But ono is wanting there.
see a little chair apart,
A little pinafors,
And memory fills the vacancy,
As time will nevermore.
sit within my quiet room,
A lone, and write for hours,
And miss the little maid again
Among the window flowers;
And miss her with her toys beside
My desk in silent play,
And then turn and look for her,
But she has flown away.
l drop my idle pen, and bark
To catch the fan test sound,
She must be playing hide and seek
In shady nooks around.
She II come and climb my chair again,
And peep my shoulder o. 'er-
hear stifled laugh-but no,
She cometh nevermore
waited only yester night
The evening service read,
And fingered for my idols kiss
Before she went to bed
Forgetting she had gone before,
In slumbers soft and sweet,
A monument above her head,
The violets at her feet
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.xoM MAzoaALrr o, ksw o.IsA.s. Nsy. u. !


I
~ Ih.:; ;, awsi9ss T :: .sppo.sd .ss The bk v.t
sras above he ssps 4 piiss. s.d ssdes = s.si
% Isss,S q :pss: ). so mss.. y... .bou. @ ..
q e nse e s,: &
horizontal width. 'I.1111 f..aT
.:::. :Ss:S e. mn
their strength durability. shall be strongly secured with
On: .fos.sS. Si Il per ssoo.
And shesthins OF " inch narrow onsusd and e!oeved
nd IN ssd @a ). ~s n. Sows o. :s me-
nes with not ess than two nails at every crossing
American tn Of be-. quality. laid in approved wo.ma.
TN saaT Of Usss cyms scss ouoOS .hs e on ,s
Of each Of lhs awnings and sha form sr
cast win H. non bsscts sios.sd. Is psi sss
b. intermediate hold-ast may b. necssasy.
iaehs. di.mets wsii I.slensd IN oca propk sak = ~
Eve oDs es"a % .ss :s: y ss
ue CT s1 ne ml e ... S: c
y y 70 i1 On RI .~nns roof p r.s s
Ss .ssh o.
The TN covering will lap aria 70 clos the four
snds OF these = Tag - the under SIDE Of hs psr
The gu,,e and tin necks to BE- wsl painted With thse,
hisaghouI win ,hrss coats bss whi,s paint szsotns III
brackets which must bs black paint: and the Of 1
on the surface with not tnaA two good
All 10 De performed to the satisfaction and sceodns 10 hs
directon OF the Surveyor and TO be completed before
he first day Of Februsy, lSo2 upds. penalty Of 4s6
made for the painting separately from The othe
wofkund two contractofs the penalty 10 b - yer dal
Payment will be made for each contract in t
months bearing interest At sx cs.t annum tn
and sscosy IN The fu each Of he
tracts 70 The Is saSsiac.on Of .hs Cseao, ssqsi..d !.
Bids "" be subject e arGEP fs SRas4 # s' Council
suryeya Of The Second Mun oipality;
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DRY GOODS, ETC.

.. e. GRUMAN 4 co.,
36 MAGAZINE sTRBnT, CORNRR eRAvIRR, =
MANUFACTURERS AND imp ORT.ERS
- Of every sescrpsen Of ~
Fashionable Hats.
MOLESKIN HATS. SOFT FRENCH HATS,
BEAVER -. MEXICAN .
SILK =. HUNGARIAN
CASHMERE :. BEAVER 81.
ANGOLA :. B. 3. RUSSIA =.
WOOL and GLAZED HATS.
Also-Of Msas, Boys, Youths' and Childssn's CATS.
PLUSH, OTTER, VELVET,
ARMY, u,.s SEAL, CLOTH,
NAVY, HAIR, GLAZED.
Being heavy manufacturers and direct impors our goods
expressly Tor the South and South. and
confident that can offer
Greater Inducements
Both In style and quality. al b. had at most Other
houses.
U- The unsettled business of BELDRN & Co. will b
| closed by u.s. 8. E. GRUMAN u CO.,
o22u o. MAGAZINE st
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Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Ameri-
can Cslicoes; tl
A oomplele assortment Of
Eug'n, German and French
Hosiery l
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Hall Hose ;
GLOVES AND MlfTS.
Buck. Chamoi4, Kid, Cash.
mere, Silk, Filoeeili and F.
let, Of every description.
| LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant aas0rtm't
Of Valenciennes, English /,
French and German Laces,
and do. Embroideries;
Superior 6-l3 and la Linen
Slieetings;
Damask Table Linens and
u Napkins, new and splendid
| styles;
"A Irish and German Linen
and Lawns
Linen Cambric Hdkfs, plain
Embroidered and cOlOred Dor
dered Curtain Stuff, embr'c
Lace and Muslin, Silk am
Il WOolen Damask, etc
1 PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowels, Lin,
seys, Jeans, Denims, Stripel
and Cottonades:
lSupeF French Bed Blankets
Heavy Grainer Plantation do,
very superior.
specially cali the attention OF
k Of goods iOs their use. 1t is
have been selected with great
Of long experience in that par
ali n
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PRICES. ne stock cOnststb IN
Super Br0che Antique Silks !;
C0lOfed AFpure Silks
Striped Taieta 5ilks ; 70 VA
High col. plain Poult de Sole !;
Black Br0csde kseonnee;
Exua rieh and embr', do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embrpld'd Damask and plain
POult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable and
:. chameleon POult de Sole {;
Small plaid high c0lored do,
Tor Snissos;
Marceilines and Florences, o.
every shade AND color;
White and cOlOred Satins;
A lew pieces superior heav,
black and colOred watere,
Poult de Sole;
COlOred Silk Velvets
Rich Chene Satin striped an
pain Cashmere d Ecosse
French and Engl lish MerinOs
Mousse,lnes de Lalne an
Alpacss, solid colon, o
every variety of shade ;
Plain, striped and plaid Pop
Inns;
Superior black and cold p All
and figured canton Grapes
A large assortment OF whit,
and colr'd embr'd and plaiI
Grape Shawls, some extrl
rich /;
MerinO, Cashmere and heavy
uch Siik Shawls:
~ p. w. w. wouiI q
factors and planters to his stoc
very complete and the articles
care and Judgment, the result
tipuIar lipa
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SANATIVE HOUSE. conducted by w. X. F.
E q
The above itls Of Biloxi, Miss Oh viii re.
;ion oi sick nss'oss DO male and is"as. the oasS o
puS %.tsr t. r. htaE ar and little country ess.Ss in
operate au4iares restoring the hsah and
tho. e .
s Gm . r. y %
Ss, land mile I and hall Vide and nearly a % :urou%dsd
y the pure p9.e't q 81. Watsr the nf being shs south
.hs which Sps every day ) and hiah
no ns o & H. a
H BS1 n Is % Nv water 9I my place i .O and nd s,ss
and weahes unsss i JUS now and then il : q:
calm the bosom Of lake. can speas above
fore do know ohe which ci,izsns
St snS o Ssss Of a S iS. nd then With .ss.
distance VINO wsh to come to Bo1 and Obtain my msd
cine good and respectable b had on very
pilOIi il accessible from NewO,sans. La. to Mobile.
sal saoisn: If o!hs, % and q. tSs
can ,psst Of their rood reputation ThsreS's plsns!
| % psss hsm under ny ssmsn naa 3. he =
expense Of sdcne and sttendanos viii be covered BY
forward Each patient iunshsd with three ohanrss
a. Ss: sua 'ss se
ovss MY year admissible BY the day ony' and in
q. ". A WILLIAMS. my broheri law who ha.
studied and pracced with and speaks the English and
French ianguases. viii supesnsnd office In New oIleans
during my absence om the city, MY estabi'hIent In Biloxi
will Iemaa under ths control and supesineudence OF Mn
FRYER. (who speaks good Enslsh and French.) during
my nbeencs from the place.
DR.. FRYER has also attached to his establishment in BIZ
loxi arge Two horss Carriage, drawn by OF the
nOst beau tu Arabian skew ball match horses the United
Stss, with his and galsiui driver. ios
communication Of his patients and Olher gsneel
also be accommodated with ladies' and sentemen sad.
dlss or NOR nx and evening ndss lie a.o psspafed 10
aad other attention will be horses and carriages
sent 10 his slabie. - Il =
ev All letters enclosing o. post paid, will Be tbankfu
receved and plnctuay attended to- and none ohsn
sweFed or lifted from tho post.0fhce
To hose ok who think proper ssek my counsel
intru their sck slaves 70 simply, in coucln
add. that jealous puuit of my profession
have oesn for ths la: twenty yss and which hope
sa,is action Of knowing have never yst violatsd.
u W. K FRYER. Indian Doctor.
NJ EWARk AND ROSENDALE CEMENT
nd pjnsf.~A Av~u Ma 40
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I'D Csrusnsf CaruDdsiet and Juia strsetA -s
~ II Respectfully begs leave To call the ittsn
A ton Of tse ladies, and the public generally, her V
and extensive of Englsh Straw
BoNNETs, well artIcs the MILLINERY tive.
Her that of ether
city, aud her moderate.
Mrs r. would nfrm ths ladies that
DRESS MAKING for ih and
gve fullest
patronage Old Bsnnets Cents
NEW GOODS-P. w. WOODLIEF. No. l3
Chares street, has Just received per steamships Win
field Scott Union and Empire City. and by the sailing
packeIs from New York, Boston and lavre
1f +, Fasho, % abe & and Seasonable FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, heretofore unsurpassed in extent. variety
and recherche style, which he ofen WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL to his numerous patrons at reduced
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OFFICIAL,


CouHcIL ov MuMcrrALrrY No. Two, Il
Sitting e Tsesdw, Novsabs u ~.
- and reqnessd aher irving dayS Asses 10 ths on
clai paper Of this e ~ pses scescs -
Market asreaby 10 The spec6caaisss - fssshsd -
the Surveyor and publshed win sssd pstios Bids b
teigne91 Tnoe. n. gnIRLDs, PNsidsnt pso tsa- 5
tsisnsd1 :, A. D. CRossxAH. May1.
True copy !: H. BIRR. Clek. ~ 777T 'G5I,,57
MAyoRALTY ovNBW ORLEANS. Nev. u. 1g61 4
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the above
C:elsjen- that will Hl, q my od!c.. on mONDAY.
ies ssSt.s an sp'ur % each sds Of 81 Ms ns'.ss c
Surveyor [nI5J A. u. CaossnAN, MAYOR. I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-22
MRS. M. BRYAN and Mrs. M. A. VENT
e g Il q

that .hey have % ned q MILLINERY AND DRES =
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT at No. los Canal .teet,
the Of Bourbon. where they will general
s.:ortms,, Q, Millinery and Fancy Goods. winch thsy win
Straw Bounsa clsaned and altered in The fsshon-
able STYLE ~ H."'s-flits ~ @ - mis- 6m
T AIDES, TAKE NoTIcE AS Mrs. MOODY,
~. - lfof%sry Mfs: Campoel.) at The co.nss Of foy.
!srmlned to close out her stock OF MILLIREAY AND
FANCY GOODs within lew weeks, retire V'9G
from busin this her intention that her customer
who have literally patronlxed her during The four
sha have the opportunity Of making purchases
al fifty cent than the goods can be found
elsewhere Mn preen selling out her stock in bargsins
70 her tIienda rather than By auction. Of ii
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RATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby given to
~ all persons desirops of obtaining Batturs Sand that
pesm's car be ob,aised tins Office for getting the Sand
st. Joseph street. HUGH GRANT.
Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
Surveyors Ofice Second Municpaty. Oct. u, ISL.
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NJ NEWARk AND ROSENDALE CEMENT
~ and Csleinsd Plas,~ Assnoy. @ Magazine 1t. nls
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Surveyor Ot the Second Nun oipality.
NewOresRs. November 10. ,6ol. nil

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that on
MoNDAY n The +: day Of yscenbe. i Y o's oca
iy No. Tyo to the hshs:. S'dsss the 60 sosco. # Il:
osmSs. $ III s5s t"sh i q day: ss. 'ncaiv.. .'- me ~
five days after the adjudication furnish his
endS'.d g, q TO our g ,:sssSuon psyaoe q. !.
s.d =, S should h. f: 70 dS o. asw % sd VIII = made
rghn which tue collection Of said iarmed.
aforesaid hight. 20 mos aged Hs .hs also coniosm . ii
1SS IL of Iss
The above 70 be made BY authority vested in the under
snsd By tn. coosc. entered into with s1d Mum, psy No.
.aI d go y ~ Ja. MATHIS FoNBENE.
REooRDEa's o.yN.. MUs,c.AL,rY N9;: .TwO.}
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
is ready to receive limited numbe. Of lndiseni Or
Dsl gssaDy 10 an ordnance Of the Council passed Uc
pp Dfia;
Public Night scheoi, I'D Municipality
THIS SCHOOL will be open nightly for six
months: Sn IRON MSnd,y 9Th inst IRON r. to
Mr. James B.cknsn fIlnclpal ami e. Female Dsp.ri
:: z iss P.Ssai Of iis Board either Of he
IA u
.. ON Ii ahsSlks hasSlEsSims sSSimsnoss, Committee.
Proposals for an Iliamin.1sd Clock.
cousoll OF Nvso,s4lrrr No. rwo,}
Clty Of NewOrelans.
N virtue OF a resolution OF the Council, adopted
th- sitting he ish inst the undersigned gives notice
thai NE &c on SIse,s and sndns. will receive pro-
posa un, M ne Sh q Novs%.eI ls1 10, the and
tower q r. fsi.si: sda.sA: % Cs%S .s;ss. Tns "a,
which VIII Ss aaa %hss @ a%s S1 WI VI ss !. ~
e hn ~ ns amount M q inc Md Wi "a e. &feqSsd
le a !hs office Of the sss...ly q Council. and sp
oo''so Fop"sas i usnahlnS &c esSIne tcwn CLOCK.
oA Chairman Commiiiss o. susst. snd Lsndins..
mayorAi'y OF New orlsans' ,os,
'cl Of Muncipalu No. Two q their stns Of The ltt
ies ne,ics hereby svsn that in n. than days from
viz The opsnins ef Fsiioly Rosd in sisish
Il. :s e % =: III
io ou!eet nine inches. asresaby !hs Of III
opening Streets ETC. and the &C! sp
--:.-------
Marie. de Ia N0uvelle Orleans,
~1onrop pmpmrNr "a NovkMshk leol.
Cou.s de- i Mun,ooae No ns". 81 se.nss
n II da Souran, avs 81 pat present do1ss que dan: d.,
: y
iatsIs cton d. set uss : nis;s rue ave
nsa re Ss ds
le.sls.osda syii issi, Oavsru,s dss
etc., ct aots amendant e die scs approve s mai ls47
mo "---, = =: :: oAose"AN: "e1,:
COMPTROLLER Urrion, mysIC,rAiTY I r is Two'{
pUbLiC NOTICE Is hereby given that o.
.spon d hs revenues d ts 81 Mary Market, lie vsss
F,om The Isl day ot Jspusrs ss =, n: IL, Ssy q :o.m
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TEACHER OF MUSIC.

~n~ TEACAEA OF MUSIC. -
krMRB. n. CAkPsELL Teacher Of Mn
4 fians rsrts and Guitar, receives pupis =
at her residence, Race, near Camp s.fsst; ~
as eu the CaTsndslst and julia sssta 1ssdsa
regular she Lscturss 10 her pupils saes vssl
Science Price es hr twelve n1l
JAMAICA GINGER-Tucker'sc celebrated Cor
dial Elixir Of Jamaica Ginger, for the cu of Dyspepsir
or Indseslon Danh0a. etc. 80. Abo-brown's Ensacs
of jamaica Ginger, for sale By
P. L. MASSEY, Apoehscau,
NJ ecsaR OF Camp and 0sauss -,
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sECOMD-RAND ROOKs,

~ The subscrtsr purchassd tbs ssesh = s RUNr1n,
opposite the ats Of the ST. CHARLES noTeLs. 1hp "a II
largest eollsction valusbis ~
city. - A.fs l+tt8s ~ e %sl
Of Subscriber dsDao - DsGs -
his exclusively dsnllna IN 49, 1susHy. a.,
rhsslosy, Law. hsdcas. nsslA - ts@a
eestry and Science.
~ The ass Novels and Publicaions Away - -
sps JOSEPH RAFAkL, Ne. d n cAas.s strss-
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DRESS GOODS.We respectfully
puhc lie ladies especially,
goods. large AID
inducements will be offered purchasers
eray dspose of stock possbts In
public will hnd their advantage give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We have F e5
chene, striped and plaid spring and summer Silks In low
prices
Plain pink, blue green salmon cooed mousseines
c00red mOusseiines, travelling drcses
10 do awool fne Figured moussehnes for childrsns
Plain green blue, shaeys-s
aric for ladies' dresses tHH.
Plain grave and fancy coored bereges in all shades
40 pieces figured bereges and grenadines
25 do ow-prced do "a part Of which very beautiful
in low-price goods
do berege laines price, and very styles
In French lawns and jaconets, Ac.-
Is pieces rich printed OTgandie musns
rs do printed jaconet cambics, extra fine
50 nne medium quality and price lawns, warranted fast
100 do low-piced do do
30 do small figured and dotted French chinzes, chill
20 do hatmournng lawns and Organdie muslins
Is do good quality black lawns II i2k
In addition above line, almost
longing Of which sell
obtained from retail establishment
only
examine before
ing We ask careful and particular examination.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
May 6-dlm
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NEW French Embroidcrios tEc.-The subscribers re-
specially the ladies' entirely
French emboderies, which will
much below former 10 reduce stock We the follow
ing;
rs handsome embroidered muslin chemisets
is medium do do
10 rich embroidered chemiset., with sleeves to match
200 low priced untrimmed muslin collars
p priced muslin colurs, with cuffs to match
80 pairs rich embroidered muslin sleeves
which will sell
much below the cost To import
"a misses embroidered cambria robes.
We have in shawis, scaris, Ac.-
and embroidered Grape shawls
Plain and embroidered c0l0red slawls
Rich chameleon ak and coiored beiege shaw oh
Black lace, and black plain black silk shawis
twisted silk
Also, fancy col0Ted berege and cashmere scarfs.
Ladies' article above
larry invited
scpons, other goods line low
country. .4.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
May 7--3t
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orueE or CosassIossK or PusLIc BvlLDISss,
Washington, May 4, le5I,
DRoPos ALs win received this Office o'clock ~
on grading paving round
stone qualify that 18th es
south street bed II good gravel
deep will be required under The and
In dne gravel
Separate proposals will also be received at the
be both sides Of said 4h the
inches thick and eighteen inches deep
edg of which u be dressed usual,
direction
ed by the Of
Any surplus material excasated vii, be
upon public mall within reasonable distance
offering will state the price per cubic yard for grading
which include the
gravel the surface Of M pavement after being
laid and per neal for the curb properly
VIM. EASBY,
Nav g-2aw3w Commissioners Of Public Buildings.
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NAvY-YARD, WASHINGTON
Class No, Iron.

$500 pounds, per pound tbsst American manufacturs)
Class No. 2-Piy iron.
SO No. best American pig ton Of 2a4O
pounds.
CLASS No Cooper.
"copper" 40 inches wide, and SIX
teenth inch thcx-say Z, 800 pounds-per pound
"copper" inches - inches wide and 50
cold roled-say 225o pounds, pound-s,llo pounds,
per pound