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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

The FLORIDA ISDiASs The Savannah RepuJlis
can states that there bat little foundation for
the runor that Captain Jarnagin had captured
three Indian warriors and killed the fourth That
officer himsoli says, in letter which ppcars In the
Tallahassee Sentinel, that he and party of twelve
men had beon accommodating expedition TO
the Indian fronticr-that they captured ono war
rior, with his wife, mother and child the two first
of whom subsequently cscaped-that they came
upon small party of Indians who were out hunt
ing, and fired at ono moro of them without doinr
any injury. lie discovered no evidences of a dis
position to provoke hostiics unless stealing cat
tic be considered an indication Of begercnt intcn-
tions.
The Republican publishes the following letter from
an officer Of the army:
FoRT MYERS, FLA, February II, 1852.
TO the Editors IF The Savannah Republican:
Ia your paper of the 10th January find n par,-
graph relating to the Florida indians, in which you
state (upon the authority of the St Augustine IN
cie'f Cfy) that Billy Boiciegs Is becoming come
what restless; that hc has applied for force to drive
In number OF "Out liers," and that il il thought
that Bdy is playing Trick Of come sort Now.
messrs Editors, Bay has DOT applied for troops for
mat or any other purpose Twill tell you Of trick
that he has played.
On the 2Sh Of January n drummer-boy went
out from this post TO hunt. and lost himself We
used all the means within our reach to find him.
but without SUCCESS. In the mean time | had cent
word to the Indians that the boy was lost AZ
soon as Billy heard it, although his people were in
the midst OF their planting he told them TO stop aud
90 in search of the boy They did So and CON
unucd the search for eight days, when they found
him in a most dcplorabe condition. the blood run.
ming from his nose aud mouth and hi5 law, 70 stiff
that he could hardly open his mouth They took
him on their backs md carried him about ak
miles TO their homes, where the boy says they took
every possible care ofhim, giving him n n thew had
TO cat, washing and dressing his sore feet and Civ
ing bin blanket and moccasins When nbic ca
travel, Boioicgs put him on his horse and brought
him, himsci, To this post, distance of four days
travel The boy ~ here nov, aud doing well.
Nov mark, Mctsrs. E,litors, this trick was
played without the promise of n reward, besides
losing from their planting the eight days employed
III hnding aud bringing tho boy into this poet II
- ttuc that, AFTER me bog doiivcr,d up, BIN
snid that lac hoped hs people would be paid for
their trouble aud loss OF time
Some people, Mcssrs. Eiitors, arc always dis
posed 10 create strife, aud arc never willing 10
throw oil on the troubled waters. | am satisfied
Botciegs and the mass of the Indians are disposed
10 ana will keep tho peace. There are some bad
ones amongst them; THE Billy admits, and savs
they give hin great deal of trouble Have we no
bad ones amongst us!
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JNO II. WINDER.
Capt. lst Artillery, and Brcvct It, Col. Comd,p
Fort Myers.
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Scnafnr Pearce

The Kent .Ne,cs states that the Hon JAMES
A. PEARCE, who has been confined to his room
In Chestertown for the last ten days by indis-
position, is slowly recovering, but will not be
able TO return to Washington for week or
more to come yet.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

ACCIDENT TROM BURNlSG Fun continue 10
hil the newspapers, and We have almost ceased 10
copy them We think that whenever the Maine
Inv is enacted IL should be made TO apply TO the
burning iluid. We would quite ~ coon have n
can Of gunpowdot within the reach Of servants and
children a. this most dangerous mixture
fprOUidence Journal.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03
Governor Cobb, of Georgia.

This distinguished man has reached the city,
and has taken lodgings at Browns Hotel We
understand that he will continue his Journey
tomorrow to New York, where he has bust
ness to transact on account of his State.
Union of YESTERDAY.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION The boilers of the
steamboat Warrior, on the Goth ult., exploded on
the Mississippi, killing the engineer and fireman,
and dangerously scalding three or four others.
The boat forward of the wheelhouse was entirely
DESTROYED.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

MAIL RoREER.-W William n. Haines, the young
man arrested At Middletown, Va. a few days
ago, W General Maguire, charged with robbing
ne mail, las restored s 500 Of The stolen money.
nc 10 only eighteen or nineteen years Of age.
Peoples OtCn.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

GOLD MEDAL PRoF MoRsE.-The govern
ment of Wurtemburg has awarded a gold medal to
Prof. Morse, as a testimonial of their appreciation
of his unrivallcd system Of telegraphing.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

The Hon. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, has been nomi-
mated by the State Democratic Convention recently
held at indianapolis for reelection TO the office of
Governor of Indiana
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

The INDIANA PESITENTARY, at JefIe vsonvillc,
was entirely destroyed by fire on the 9th ait.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03
DEPARrMEN-' or THE INTERIOR.

"NFHINoToN, February TO, 1877
SIR cave the honor herewith TO submit and TO
Eecommend that il be communicated 20 I,onoross.
the report OF Thomas U. Walter architect for the
extension OF the Capitol, showing The condition of
'hat and the other public works under his charge
am, sir. with great respect, your obedient ser
want ALIEN. ii. II. STUART,
~ Secretary
10 the President or THE UNITED SrATEs.
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REPORT

Of the Architect for the Extension Of the
Capitol, showing the condition Of that
aud the other Public Works under his
charge.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

Ssow.-Six TO eight inches Of snow fell at Alba
ny, n. Y, on Saturday last.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-03

To the Senate and House IF Representatives. Of The
United States:
l transmit herewith report from the Secretary
OF the Interior, containing report from Thomas
y. Walter, architect for the extension of the
Capitol WILLARD FILLMORE
EIEcUTIvE CHAMBER,
NAsHJNGToN CITY, Feb. Jr. 1852.
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In Senate OF the United States, February II, 1852.
Read. referred To tho Committee on Public
Buildings, and ordered 10 be printed.
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S3,OO5,OO 90

Silver bolton deposited in same time. s2l 200 90
+. &. DALE, Treasurer.
fPhiiadsiphid Inquirer
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The means that we're taken. before the work was
placed IN my charge, 20 arrest the settling Of the
western end Of the centre building, by underpin.
ming IT, and building heavy buttresses against the
western wall. have been successful; bot | am Of
opinion that the erection of the western wing is cs-
ssntial to the pcrmancncy Of the structure
THOMAS L. WALTER
Architect Of Public buildings
To the SECRETARY o. the ISrgRioR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Scr ippblftift
&anhnl5z W0f,


ouf Ssr SRbc eeitsn Der eethacr @rtde cbnrcit Sas
eer uuo 6ed's gIdbss
Soie llnterGdtiebenen benahribtioen bier
NIT ibre Sreunoe uno Elm 9eebrte5 publlFum
i'm Uuoemeinen, ooB Iie foebsn einen ffiiben
,tnc Iebr aus9eoebnten SCrratb auerIsl
gsretter, SSianfen, Snlfcn, Scdnt
ling u. {. ~
fomie falf iete Hrt VCn Sauboli, oas eer
lanai mereen mag ein9ele9t bnben, wsldhes
fie oeIcnnen finb an biui9en pretien iu vet'
foufc1. -Sbr irbiocr StCf bcitebt aus Gem
belfen uno pOrnstm(ten in ibrcm SADIE unc
fie Ctmcitetn db, elncn 70 Qutrn 4rlltet
fiefsru Su f6nnen oE6 Der Bette IN ots'er 9c-
oeno i'm Stauce 1T Su lieferu uno iNdr 10
mcblfei( ols Ger mCblfejIile. sic baben
ebenfaus einen Stcf 9sldjICnte5 oofr ourre7
gaubol, auf 6ano, su meIhem ne belCn-
bers bic Qufmerfiamfct ce6 putIttumS 81
Ienfen wilni6en.
sic Iooen ale ein auburuten uno '0rsh
@tpf in QuQenIhein su nsbmen, rbe lie
fcnCfwo faufen, benn lie fubIen uberbcu9t
eos wsnn Dr Stof einmol 9efcben wuo, CT
niCbt febten fam Ub9ona 8u ttnoen
0anebar fir bjSter QcncN,ne iltera, In
tuNueun9, brfen ne curtb pnnftlhe StS'e'
nuno uno biuQc Wrcic iib ferner ees gu
trouens oes Wublifum5 miirti9 gu MAIDEN.
6. 4. unb Il. Q. GeG.
uusrtcmn. cJuli 80, 1852. nQ6w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
YDGtttU
S1Sdp talaS tUOblfeil!
Ser 9SepsWprf Gtpbr

SeE SelV<GJVLL SAVDA
in nun untsr Der BsrwuItun9 oOn S5dmes
s.. Slein uno 60, msTdbe bos 9si6dft
ouf bic ouseeoebntsfte @sife betreibsn tper-
cen. 0as pubIifum III abtunaspoa elm
aeIaben anSurufeu, wenn es pitfib quite
Sdr9en Su MAIDEN mlnfht. Sbr WsCttc
III nun: @dfb uuo pcbIfeil!
Gcnmt bsrtGi ibr 9ReuihcntIncCr,
6ctb uno ncorl9, arCB uno slein,
lin in Nuacnftcn ]u nCbmsn
llnb yu tuuftn cbrnore,r.
gRtrn ihr irorno ctros btaubtt,
gy}09 cS better Uic Cs nil,
Sm TGQcrE Stobr ms u batsn,
SGi Cs pGulo coCr pd.
g2cMfiit wcHtft(! III bic Srtnun9-'
7ErtthSf MIR (fdr tadrts tsdo)
GinO entittclI'n ju pHtauftn
gIte nch Fttuer in tcr @2rt
Rcmmt huGn lbr Niinncr, QRcltSr,
@uttn, I(iohIn, Sung unb Ut,
Dtnn in Gctha &auUtN nrltnos
9iicmanN iClhc !, anrtn hntt't
Die 70 luchtfIlt OUT UNI ihGn,
limb ic Qtrnc nit Sud- 0eh'r,
Nt5 bic IN Dem 0iumcrt Stchr
PIi Den Surn SiiCiu mo 50.
-6egnmocaprcSmfte i5or Nrt pTotn I'M
ss--vA Nustauh fir gBauren on oen b1bltSn
Niotttpr!jti onacnrmmcN.
Soniee s. Rlein lnO 60.
Nutnttpn, Nulut 4. NO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Qusuf rs,
ScfcnthOe 98enbus

Gamitass ben 28fen Qu9uf, um u tlbr
Mita9s. foGen am 6oufe oes ueriiOrbsnsn
Sbomos Sra3, in Worowbtitboa Saun.
fdip, Gctba 60, tfsntIt psrFauft wercens
Sine Mdbre. Elm Suuen, Sdwtins, Elm
@du$maoen. Elm @arrDoQpG9en, einfads
uno 0Oppettc5 pfuoeoefhifr, Orsfbmafbt-
ne uuo pfuoeFraft, Strobbant, @nomubfss
BdftFOrnftn Sru6t i'm StrOb. Rar'
tcffcln uno 8uttpoi5en i'm ScIos 9foferr
8retttr uno Ytdnfen, eine Got BdubE66es
Sod uno Stuben Sefsn. 6au5' uno Sad
ubrtn. Sesretarp, Slide. Spis9et. Better,
supferns uno eiferne RGffd, Suffer. 3h6er
uno Stincsr, uno nod uiste anosrs QttifeS
Su umfinoIih ~ meIocn.
Die 8scin9uu9en am 8erFauf5ta9e unS
QufWartun9 poH
STGrta Trdf,
60Daro SIoblcr.
GOmiutltrotcrsn.
Uu9uf 18. nQ2ut
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
SN Sauleute (ebct bier!
Sin teuer Srrrntb
Narfc> N0aarRt0.

Die unterfdriebenen MAIDEN bsm 9ubIi'
fun bieourb bcfannt baB le fosben etnen
ero6en @iufauf vOn Sartwdaren pCn gteu-
pcrf uno philadelphia erbaIten babGn, be:
ittbeno aus
$5dusfurniItDin9 2trtifcl, Stbncib:
tpddren, IutIeDcnsSriInmin9S,
SottIermoarrn uno Stub Sncin9s. wcI.
DIES oIIs5 an febr nieceru preifen refauft
mttc. Sie rfuhsn po5 QubIrum in Cem
tetunnten SdQer's 6drtmo arerlfo6r
om 3sitben cfs NmbOles einSutrrten uno 0t
iu uberRfu9cn co6 ,,ein Qens eripart Gin
pCn5 Qemadt" III.
8. mb s. G6ger.
Nucntoun NpriI 20. uq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Na6rt6f
QuQuf H..
Uueuf II.

wiro biermit 0esebsn. bab Der unte1eidnste
ais Qcminiitrator pom Ger 6interIa6snfbaft
oes uerlfCrbenen . ante &. urfcr,
lebtbiu pon oerStaot Qnentaun 9eba @aun.
tp, onaeileat worbsu iit.-NQe Sisieniesn
oaber, weIhe nod an bsfd9fe Sumter
IaGenfhaft ihuIoi9 fiuo, percen aebeten
2 Mouatsn bel Dem untsraeibne
ten anSurufsn uno obSubeSobIsn.-une ALE
eisieni9en wstds nod rebtmd6i9e Screer.
un9en baben m6een, finc ebenfuGs srfuht,
IOIbe innsrboIb bsfa9ter Seit wUbibeitdtist
sinJubdncisen an
G1arIes SO. SSieanb, QlbmOr.
9iouspiae % .. 4
snr an Satot Diainscr. fipsu Agent in aIsnietUn
SuIi %, 1852. @6fn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

Gin 9reEes adCrtmcut rcn pousbaimn9s 9sstrtitd
oils:
5tpch0cfchirr, jrpcnra nomdirt wnc reriinnt-
Sout' uuo StU Yhnren, &roiponntn, 9tcitttn,
QHOTl,iltn, ctt, ,tt.
E SbcctrG1rr uuO 9Hottcrs, ron 9nUthnijthtn i'll
ftin1n in S,ts uno bcm Juecnn. @tcufcIs pcu
erhtlbtr Germ unc rtrEbstsucn ourcru YdttIrns
aGfcfIcru nuo G3abrin in guts umo brm
Tuetnc. fc 0uh 9NtTtn olleln; &crihnciNmCfIru
Sta'l, NCth uno 8utI;berucIrn hmmt tCr Ouptrn
@otCtYt.
SnSrneus rno gcocrmchcrn, %aNtrmc'itrn
StheerCn, SthoofihCrGn pCn rIn b,ttn WanuatturCn,
i. 9, 3 uno 4tlrQj0c Dhfrn.
GthaufcIu, Spatcu, podsn, &tttn gGhcn 9ds
en-. NGrten, II. + ~.
Icucricoippei unN Sdnnen, cikrnc unN mcf
Tndne pclrte TtuGr S,tsuno StirrNrs, 0Cbtn ccO6n,
EbnsnT: uno 8uSd,lrn, etc, iIm &Gtauf tci
8. uub .. Sdoer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
@litt'uod,, Sen sS. 2dne"fF, 1859.
WOlGo! mOllO!
Nn finn mir fpt,tI


scs6sn unsstrmnen ron Slsu ycrf nit elmer ptsn-
citen Get pcn
CONNER unb Ser6f >@aotem
prbs in SdSnbst uuo @Gatsit nitbt 9ctctcn rpcrosn
tSnuen.-@s III otqsmsin betaunt bab g. 8. Sbal, i'm
tad0etnrn Strbrb0us in Srersrstctpn, mcttfer u'rs
tauf als iraeno Gin ancerer Stcbr DaS Qutlltum in
otcnorlitb sinodanen armrufGn uno unlern gRomnCtb
Cdrifcd in Nu3cnhein uI nebmcn benn h bin itbcr:
Ju9t fe tSnncu uiht bslftn, fe mGTsn fcufen. Die
QSaarGn ouroen elnGctGuft pc Den 9SFen ranjGffheu
uuo otutben empcrtcur Sduitr, lc tSnnt ibr cub olIc
d6ryu9cu, ooR bic Sitter wcblfIil iinb. Sbr fned
nub te mir Cinen Strd ftrtiae RlGibrr, Ebr btlIt9-
lie 0laaren tCitcbcu gum Shct aus fctaenosn:
GOO Stide prints, rem 3 bis 10 Gents.
100 ,, Bare3c De Gain, pcn II tjs 25 Gcnts.
10 >, Sdctne SiiTuc6,p ,pcn 40 ts 62b Gents.
10 >, NRcuslin 0e Gains. ron 10 bl6 l24 9t6,
30 :, eauns, pcn his l2k Gents.
40 >, CSinahoms, pen 6L bts l28 Gents,
20 ;, Ednm Sgirs, crn 50 Gts. bis 81.
10 - fhnarEr SGios. pcn 80 Cts tjs 81 l24.
0uetno Quantities. pcn 81 % his SS3 90.
80 Sttidc Scnmerbclsn StcfT. ron GiL bis lS3 Cts
% >, GaTjmcrts. "cn 20 bis - Gents,
90 ., 2uG, Ccr rs Gt5. Dis 80.
SrN6fte N2mcrkon6 RroiT1s. g. Gts. pr. S.rt
3 ~ pcn9Dvup McOiIcs. gu 8 Gents.
- gus Gents.
8 }, m 10 Gns.
90 s8d Ric aufc,, 81 10 Gts.
70 10 @arrds 3uder III Gts.
SrtSfts - 6H @mt3.
10 @a'Fd ~eiF'r 3adtr gu : : G'nts.
: :, " putpirfrt,r su1sr, u 10 Gents.
10 Duscnp Qarufrts ron l2b Gt5 bis 81 90.
Gttnfaus 80 Setts oussrtcitRe YOtsrus &uetns'
waortn, kbr wCbtfn gu OlrtoufIn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
G [ q s.

$50 gotrcn Gta5, ttt 10, 10 tri II, 10 hct IA,
10 ri I5 II Gti lG, uno ourcrs SI6Psu, ju pcrtou.
fen ttt
8. unb Z. SdQw.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
2dutet Die Sturrn9lOcfe!
Hllr Die Bauert1!'

g8ir baben ras 9r6Bte 4dOrtement pop
SrcSCbmaicbimen uno @feToe9ewaIten
5um 8crfauf, cas- ie all cisfem Srt cferirt
wuroe, nebii elmer nruen Irt StrUb uno
BelIdfornIaub Sdneiemafbine, bic nib:
ubernOffen maben fann. Qu6 wiro bel
uns ieee Qrt Reparatur auf Die fiirSsfs
Qn,sioe uno nah Der beIien Weife Uerrttst,
an pem alten StanoPIae, oberbaIb 9assn
BUDS 9Otel.
Sowea ulb Sa9enbn6.
laentaun, Mtai n. rq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
~ 91Q6riOf

49, It q u I I Ut
wiro biermit 9csebsn, cas- Die unterfbris:
brue ais Greeutoren oOu Der Siutsr
laiIeufhoft oe5 perforbencn g cor &c
& bm, lsetbin UOn Nisoermaeun9is Sauu.
Ihip. 9sha @auntp. srnauut porosn iinr.-
SOIbs, Die an bsia9te !SintsrIafsnftaft
ftuloie iinc. rpetpsn eriu6t ipeIeih bel
ibueu ansurufsn uno obSubsSablen - tlnc
SOldbe, Die nod redtmdsiae Qnforcerunesn
an esoabte SintsrIaGIenfdoft Su MAIDEN ba'
ben, fino rluht fotte binnen bsfastsm 3eit'
raum unfsblbar aud einiubineiasu, an
SduieI NiObr,
2aIpmpu SSdhmI.
GTsaitcteu.
SuIi 20. tiq6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Sticfel tn1O StOu0e.

Sticfcl ttnb StDu0e.
10 GoF6 fbmrc e6sft gu 81 80 to5 Yoor
9 D., - ~ So caS QOor.
, D 9altteNrne Stjlf,L w s. -.
,, oiocs' Stbube, Ju 81 9t5 has VOar.
;, Rjnrer:Shube, ;u % Gt5 has Qa0r
Scnnp 2jno CjotIr uno Cnomslco Shube febr WcIi:
fiji 81 ptrtoufcn.
CE7-HUt lr'sn 9onnI5Yrctutt2n wcrotn IN Nu5:
toufb fiji 2aorsn on3nHmms, tIt
:. 81. @daq.
In ttm Gtcbr pcn Cchn R. Gtbon
Slt a5Ithehcn Gin Qrc}5r anal,
Dcs fam itb iyotr'jt 6erpciftn,
NPtt alItm nit Stohl uno @iitu,
Gcnbrn nit alien Hrt5n Stcffs
Die ttb DtLtiit ju tauftn bcfTc,
Cub otte QHoorcn bier 81 nenntR
1om III Der TtoB ~ tttin,
NtGr ihr lctIt cs kt6t bcttnr:n
gEenn ihr IprCtb bt mir Gin,
IInn ti0th tcmncn Die J@onytd
&cn ellen &bljtln cer SRstt au9IfaGrtn.
0orum III t5 rStFi9 ~ ttmn1n Sar
llnb btkbcn nllntn 0rcEcn Sttbr;
Orii frcunrtibc Stcbrtgeptr rNroSn
suh ptjSfcn
i!no feline llrohs 9S6tn ju oerorNgtn.
Dorum trmnt etnnal hIr,
S6r fnrct NCn Stcbr njcmotS ttW.
Srertr5opn, cyutt %. rl-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
NcfrOGcGaIgs
Cber
9(u,srifomiiGOeS SELECT StL
Gin noturlitc6 0dlmttcl aus elmer 0ucue
in QueQbynp @ountr penn'. - 400 sup
inter Der Grrctcrfdhe.

IN UugQNtUD SNuH'b N''''''' wv CNP
untcr Der GrcOtUfldhe.
6atet Gudo ocr dNh yuma! H'in6 II Fdt
chr, rcu giun,tn g. NJ &ter onf Zen 6'alheR'
tys m cine Hare unO ourhTd)tle 6ldFiN'it, uncplro
=, -lor,n og,bon acrart wie iG aus Der Nulc IN cEr
gYuttyr Clrcc bcrprrQllt chnt eo8 fas @ttn0E NiNN
orthon cher f1rcn Qcucuutn miro. Slt tii45 Shh'Fi
@ Gkn,n,r os irlg,o cine aucrt NGtctin ttc rcr Gem
SN,rI,fr, IN mn n,tNMtr Cllltr Nrtd nctN Ntrtouf
,nirNs III or pcn oCn gaSn OI6 Ctns OR 9reFt'h NSh
r,'ttd ieBiatr 3E,t Qtpritltn wcrotn. NrV 9'U't'"
f,iu,afnu5 cas putlItum ~ ,huncu9l'n. r's' ~ @ W.
triio,i, itrocrr pa6 mir o9n t,np 3NotlNh"' '"'N
r,rl5 3noniNl byruitieu DNits 6"lm'ttd' nsh? "
rini,, 9sit unp mad, @rrIhrjt 9sncmmtn rfp. hHt-
!Sulfen, &nfdltun9 NbeumottSmn9' &htr!
drOnItb mcbe Nu9Cn, Anodcn uno
8lieccrfhmcrs oItc Wunoen uno Soout
ouSIhldoe. SMnittwunoen uno Aurt'
Sturoen, 9rcun uno Brubwunoen, Scr'
nneun9en, @c6wlIIic Unp Gnt50neun
9en.
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uup l(uelne in allen 0ronthrttn mtbt Ortn uIptun9
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Nncntnun. UyriI 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15
FINANCIAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD, FOR THE
United stAtss-Wrtten and sealed proposals. -'! BE-
received 1T the ofite Of the Dopar
w. Army No. state street. n " until Tho I'D Of tbs
current month 1.-THE bids be subject TO tho decision
Of the Secretary War; for furnishing not 30 exceed
eight hundred and fifty red ash brohon md
% An thraete to Dc delivered IN the soa ynsds ~
Port Hamilton the quantity At each pace 70 30
In due time before hand than hundred And
Ay tons to be delivered At time and doyery to
begin practicable after signing The CONTRACT sn
mined At the place Of delivery and Mt the o.
tractor M posts whore there public scales Same
for not to 300 rdssonnd
Oak to i2 cubic feet to the cord 10 10 DO
Nvcred 1t the above places such pro-
vousy designated and .may DO conveniently roceyod vt
time t. DO delivered and corded by the
tractors delivery 70 begin add be completed above Bonds
with proper suretes whose and resdenees will
in the bids will BIO required for tho faithful per-
fsrmanoe Of the contracts THos; SWORDS 1t, COL.
and Qunrtermastcr, U. S. A.
Once Of asers No. state strsst
Now York, May 9Th, IS52.