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within wtuty dsys aer tie receipt ~ notice u 70 ae.o
at London IL for Sterng s2s aud 'hils ieiphi. \,
for Dollar B,nd- the remand = 10 he paid Va install s,t.
% days thee after, until the ~bole annuDt seleI
tho iull sMounf be Paid 20 al once iid-sif,d.
TL- PROPOSALS. gili be- add esd a. GEORGEF BACON
Tre8suItr n iisiephs sBo inaorssd Pr"Osss ioss
hey viii specify the prce Ofe ed Tor Dolsr and ,terins
Eonos, Or enter.
The bids will be opened and determined BY the Bossd n
Directors. on tn rs cay 0f septsmber.
AEy further hfOfu aiiOn relation 20 The foh snd In
prgpetts vii b. urnishtd application II the 0eA M
Com, sry, ar ~ EDWARD MILLER, Chief EAnaess a.
special 4 gent Il the Company IN l.0Id0n.
EDGAR THOMPSON, PresiGsal
Philadelphia. July Il, lS52
- EMI1TANCES 10 ENGLAND, IRE
IA LAND, SCOTLAND sne WALES-5DwHAs
eRINNELL co. will iss1e dsafa - ~ rsrlnz snc n.
ward payable II Exh, In sy town throughout a-,s' saa
ana ireland.
sWALLOW-TAiL LIMBS o. LIVERPOOL s,a ao,
DON Penoni w1shns % nage -,
.pdr brought out tn either Of the spisudd ip -.
sc,,rr The above Lines which sa regularly me ~ 80
,t d,v, OF every month from Liverpool s1a ever ,ra,,
Yhur,1sy from london Thereby avoiding dosJl w ~.
.,,Iv T. II Q only authorizes Agents IN ths city
VIZ BOWMAN or TNELL CO.
Ofics No Is sou,h--.. N-w.yort .ss
No Ressnt kost opposite the Clarence ooss. Lv.,oa
n. B.-When passenger, Socsna so-1fni tbs rnossy W.
"a returned.
liverpool packets Ie.vtss New N s,n a. sr
each month London psckets esve Nsv-fo's sv-ry 49,
safe THURSDAY For ossssee apply 80 .nove
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I OST-On the 9th May last, in going
IL from No. lsl w.trrr through Fulton s. dice. u
The steamer Coton three DEEDS and Survey Of lot No
100 Cedsr-st told numbeI The 6nder sisl be literally
sarded by returning them % CHARLES BURTlS, No
q Ceisrst by leaving them a. the Tribune Ohcs.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

| Y COMP ANY.-The Directors Of the Newly ane
s Railroad Company declared dividend OF threet3
ssr cent on the Capital Stock Of the Company payable
or alter the 18th dsy July 1852 The transfer bookE vii
y slosed from the 3Oth inst till the 18TH July next
Byorier Of the Board Of Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
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SEI.F-STOPPING HY-

a DRANTs-BARTHOLONE Patent, made 81 y
No "A Marion hss tsen extensively used more than sH
Tears past emo proved the rubsenrel and
drsnt In use-ere not broken by children " ea'e II
ebesply repaired without oigginr never ieft fuh's'
not burst pine nor likely 20 freeze, properly P pb
double Hydsuts supply two ysrds roI sas me mo-.
g., generally Landlords will find those hydrsh.5 liz ~
scono,,icsl and caLe the eest trouble and expense
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Railroad Bonds.
TALENA AND CHICAGO UNION
z NlCKERBOCKER SAVINGS BANK
n OUJSA GOLD MINE.-The under

4 OOlSA bOLD NINE luc uHuCt-
signed practical Miners and part owners " ths apoye
Nine solicit subscriptions u form Conpsny Tor the our
p.se Of purchasing from the rest Of the opneto the Lon
Gold Mine with more prohtabi dsveoong tne
riches Of the ocai by extending the andeTT9und "ok
ngs so - TO sfod iu employment to The Two Sran Va
sibes STAN ping Mil Analgsmsting, and other machinery
now on the premises. . ,o,,o.,,,
BY the State Of Virginia and work the Mines IA Louisa
County e miles north from Richmond and u miles
south Of the Tolersyle station Of the Virginia General Rail
road. -,
The Mines are in good condition aud the machinery oil
order Tins mschiaeIy started in SEPTEMBER l6ol sud
has been in operation most OF thu time since yielding asm all
profit to the stockholders Bus the machinery cannot be
kept going onehafo OF the time owing 10 the inadequate
tent OF the underground workings The undersigned have
rged upon the Company employ force extend their
werspg but the MSS OF the shareholders disposed
10 ,pp the machinery for few months TO 90 his They pre-
fer selling their stock The undersigned confident they
can convince parties dsOsed enter Into Gold Mining
very large profit be allied by following toe Course
thew mend TO the Company; and having from the
shaIehoders the oe thsr stock at they now IN
the pubc 10 bserbe S7O000 which with the capital IN
tb- Company retained by the undersigned will be all that
will be required to purchase the stock and develop the mine
Emil particulars and references given on application 10 the
undersigned az the office of s. DR. tPER No - Pnest
"Nu'ieNSN ~ ~ CHARLES De BUSY,
A. c. KROPRF.
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observation-disclosures, Wife and

I'VE Foifr,e-1he undcr'isr@d, ~ v u ,t 80.
:, ~, ,orl al c,r-l.eI prr-rts-r, urty "
- .,,s .tJ bosl,y reufal ard 7icgl cont ~
- -sr-,I ritI.srf ard hr rsl Cdn1't'n heal ~ ~
- 49,, ~ e.c.Ilent form. piena'72 rni'" IAl1 60
ocii,. iudu-frl1ua. never LIE, hege oll4- 80.
III '.iiie spirits nor tom quarts = mht h4uITs
- c,e vVed or rfu.-d much az one )ulcF III -
80 ,sss rrf fsn0 o. iuinofai langra-c cautious
~ ~ ohetc sFccrODate. love- 70 b. pYea' -.
49,, 4, mind ard hody, cheerful and happy d'tihs 80
rsre NJ Gus enn periec. 10 n raj charte. ~
IN his ace ans In his hands, Vet nsvcr br'L
-, al hi. own: hods position OF hish resp'ns,Dll
jT~ f-u.t teouir.Lg than otrinary capacity
is-rrerts 70 TIL 10 generally and tivofahJ Ni"" ~ -
o., sd C. ur ~ Of lis rrsdenc erd q fuaIJ e
y, - bieIest reerecfsh its ia different parts OF ms nails
So, 80 ~ tie Ii red states Believing thst he ha We
confidence ara esteem Of all who know M n ani taa ,ne
,ot isa faithful ard representation D h la
To- and hal public enfment sustalns Il 10 every
he tHer 70 conseerste his sfect0nI add devote nls
orne worthy lady, On the following conditions VIZ s %
"a r every itrpect such be can CHERISH u Ia,
affection are beyond all question, mutual tha she -
NOT les than $4,000 that she Is willing 10 c0nbeiat ~
fortune lirvested Homestead or otherwise see -
her,ef 10 their mutual happiness and welfare Saeh al
on will pleas andIess letie postpaid % me uaos
ssred ne of which direct 10 Rochester " Y, the "1he
Ieouv Of the s.mel Albany ~ \. Such lady may or may
NOT frW ard her real In her fret communication n'
will rlrase deRI her actual residence. sdncienty ecu
mite for the undersigned visit her IN person OF answer
Letter TIE undersigned scl,mny pfdg.s and insists na1
s corsspoudence shall he aud remsin purely cond-ntlA
H asI not por does he expect further responie UNTIL Dy
me- interview and reference al doubt shall have Osen
reuoved His own name and residence shall hereafter q
near In proper tine and At present please sd'
dress ALPHA.
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WARTS PLANTAGENET
GUARD RAIORS The subscribers continue to re.
eeive eusr supplies Of th, celebrated Razor for sse
wholesale only by FRANCIS TONES Suns, NO. Q
Msde Jane sole agents for Stewart Co. Cnar1ng cross
London Also, the celebrated Army Razor en- entirely ne"
article
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NHk NEW. CHEAP SPRING MAT-
Cost an6 fonn0.

L OST-TwO Certificates, Nos. 90 and
II H. each fo fry shares Of the Morris Canal Co
preferred siocs in Of j. w Clara Co. All persons
cautioned receive said certificates transfer having
been stopped at the office OF the Company.
4. ". CLARK, DODGE CO.
corner OF Wall and Williamsts.
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NAY a. McMULLEN'S PATENT

H. HOSE The nial made Of this inoonp parable Water
Hose for two has fully DEMONSTRATED its supenor
ty Ordeis from Railroads Factones Water Companies ana
others solicited Every pi-c. warranted give satisfaction
BY the pstentee and manufacturer The following OF
she many eertcates aud published to show the estimation
rom ACTUAL use JERSEY CRY, Dec. IL, 1851
HoRAcE II DAY, No ~ COuTtlandt-st, n. Y--Dcar Sir.
take great pleasure In stating you In your In
quiTy regard the India Rubber Hoss furnished by you
for the NesJ Railroad and Transportation Company,
that have foand IL Of the very best description and to
answer much better purpoe than either leather
ony durable but In the end the most
fc We have rubber hose Of our locomotives
that purchased Of agO, which has been In
constant 10 sii good ever, and have found
your urpy stand preur. OF 5o lbs the square inch
Yeurs very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for " J K r Trans Co
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,rtCH,NERY for SALE, viz:

NACHlNERN Tor SALE' We:
IVS Engine Lshe % feet iaas swings 30 inches
A'-A- i'Tb.ine Ishe lG foct one. swings y inches
Fnsirc Lathe II ie~t long. SWINGS ~ inches
Fn4ine Lsthe 9 feet LONG, swii - 10 iachas
Fpgine Lathe fcei lonS 81 ing5 10 ische7.
Rpsine Lathe feet l0n. swings Y 'aehee
Ale fire Mnchiue iOy cutting Its, Machine u
hornr Car Wheels Puleys &C. swaSs feet; Placing
Mschre for Iron feet long feet wide aud feet hzn
ard one Of Danisss Wood PaDng Msc1nes 10 feet lng
6 inches wide Also LOT Of Tools suitable for the gensra
johbng OF Machine shop The above wiz az eo cold y
low for cash inquire Of a C. JUDSON. al Railroad FolH
drr Cenfie. 81: OF o. II. q Judd. lSlh-st., UarIem
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DIAPER MANUFACTURERS MA
YERlALs-Tls .aoss extensive sEsgrsmess "a sis
sosnty. Tor ssls sy SfkUs W. - ~ Glfsz
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS OF


~ the CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-ORLEANs
NEw-ORLEANs, May 6, i252-by virtue OF the S7hiSec
ton Of the othe Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana
entitled Act Consolidate the City Of NewOrlesns
and provide for the government and administration of iu
afar approved Esd February, 1852 and of the 9TH Section
Of the Act entitled An Act supplementary 70 an Act to
Consolidate the City OF Orleans aud providing for the
incorporation Of the City Of lafayette with the City Of New
Orleans approved I'D February 49, and Of the 81 Section
Of Act entitled IAN Act supplementary Act 10 Con-
,odate the City Of NewOreaDs and provide for the GOV
eminent and management Of s sai" approved March IL
1852:
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the bsnkin.
house OF Messrs CORNING CO. 10 the City Of New orE
from SATURDAY, the 18th Nay, to MONDAY, the 18th
July IL O'Clock NJ for the purchase of all or any
portion Of series Of TWO THOUSAND BONDS of the
CITY OF EEWORLEANS for the sum of ONE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS EACH TO be issued in conformity with
the resolutions adopted by the Commissioners meetni
held the 2th April 1852; said bonds 10 dated July
1852 pay able In FORTY YEARS the office of the City
Treasurer with interest at the of six per cent per an.
divided into coupons attached thereto said coupons
being MADE payable seannualy the first day Of Janu
airy and the first dav Of July of each year. the cce Of the
City Treasurer or IN the City Of NswYoTk az the option OF
the puTchaser.
The Proposals BE- indorsed "Ofer Tor the purchase of
Bonds Of the City Of New-Oreans" and be opened and
dudicatsd the CHEST bidder Of ths Com.
ussioners II the City VI NewYork the third Monday
the 18th July, 1852, at II o'clock NJ
Gaze there should OF bids fs he stl
over the offered they shall be divided pro
rata, az nearly possible, among the bidders.
The proceeds the sale of said Bonds DO Immediately
applied 70 the payment Of all the matuIed Of the
CITY Of New Orleans end Of the late First Second and Third
Municipalities and Of the CITY Of sfsvstte viz: Bonda
Interest Coupons Interest al Coupons and ceots over
i0e Notes Ca'b WeIsnts &C. on Presentation thereof al
The CITY TreasuTeTsOfics
CONpussIOgERs.
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11iano-fortes.
r 81 C. FISCHER, (lato NUNS q

~ Siscberj manuacDory and wnrerooni No lIo oesn'
yicb-st corner OF Dey-st Panofortes, warranted VIC
,everse bridge and patent tube veil calculated for keeFss
IA tune Piano Fortes tuned repaired and axsnsnEee
B-Also Eolap Ptsno.Portes for sale
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NfESSRS. LIGBTE q NEWTON, in
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

FORTES-We nand large assortment
on new and Pianos for sale and to hire Fianos
from $50 70 $500 FoJ hire from 50 10 $40 per month Ne
xsa Ryo.dxysv Naw.York sAFFORD BROTHER.
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NEw-JgRsEY ZINC COMPANY,

NEWJENoEG LINL OUMFANFi
Transfer Office, No 81 Lberty-1tj
NOTICE-An amendment TO the char
! ter Of the New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Co hes
passed the Legislature Of NewJersey and been accepted BY
She Directora The title, by the act is changed to New
Jersey Zine Company"
ha New. isey Exploring and Mining Company stock, ans
the stock OF the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and h9pn
actnrine Company. will be exchanged for the new stos,
Jersey Zinc Copnusny) upon application AZ this oae
New-York March 10. 1852. JAMES l. CURTIS Prest
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OIANO. FORTES.-The tinest sssOrt-

nsnt Of Piano Fertes IN tue city may % ionna az tns
1parous whreroums Of N r g. CURTls6 CO., AT Broad.
Way consisting Of Geo Hewss celebrated American Psten
Action Pianos T. Gilbert Co.'S popular Eoan pisno 3
hers and others Boudoi Also. variety ~ new and see
opd hand Pianos for sale and To let No AT Broadway
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NEW. YORK HEALTH INSURANCE
l ASSOCIATION, Once No. l67 Broad way, Capital
EltONm-N insure the health OF both Malls and rsmale
premium Of s. to S per year. and pay " 70 GU per
Ue.f when sick and double that amount Tor funeral eI
p-nses Apply the ose for papers giving more dennits
rnlanation An communications must be addressed to the
Serretsrv oostpad u p WHEDEN. President
g. A. PIERCE, Secretary. -
wv n maxwell, NJ. D. Examining fhyhcian-ren
Aanre No "a Walker.e.
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A. d. CkOSSMAN, Mayor;
o. DEBUIS, Controller;
WIN. GARLAND, Treau8rer;
WIN. 2. CONVERSE, Chairman OF the
Finance Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen;
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermea
A. EAYET, Secretary
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llrofcesiona! Notices.

~ VAN STEEN WYK, STATE COM
VI. MISSIONER Of EMIGRATION for VISION,
o'clock A. NJ ill O'Clock p NJ Pamphlets and verbal In
formation from reliable and authentic will he given
eeruly free Of expensr 20 all persons who ntend TO
settle in the State Of Wssnsn of the ne countries OF
the rch sud beautiful Valley OF the Mississippi.
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NTEWS AND BOOK PRINTING Pa
pERs-Consantly on hzno and made 70 ordsr ~
- CYRJIs " WELD co, NO. u Chrfs
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financial.
DANK for SAVINGS in he CITY o

pANK for SAVINGS in tie CITY of
I'D NEWYORK.-Ata mseting Of the Trustees, on the
9th June, twas
Besoired That under the provision Of the Bylaws, an
Interest six months from the lst Of January last 10 me
let Of July BE- declared the rate Of Five per ceut per
anuum less than $500 and at the
OF -Four per cent annn on all sums amounting 20
$50 and howard, payable To Depoon On and after the
third Monday o. July.
R,soird That extra dividend taken from the gradual
e-eumuatn OF previous years BE- decar IN July next
precisely equal amount 10 the haEyeariy payment OF
Int then such dividend being cscused
the p cple and made payable to DePosrors at the
came time with the said July Interest.
JAMES D. r. OGDEN Secretary.
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W. Rl%nTV%, d., "uO'r 10, l-52
an tn" petition OF Mglhew W kr.vcr, ut WIN.
" ch"st"r, Ere irtI X unity. N!,gln,n, uraying
FOR tho cx'"na'"n latent granted 20 INN on ire
fifteenth ~ Mar l., lN39. Tor an Improvement N
the INA hinc for thrrsh!naand cleaning grain io,
seven years from the expiration Of saiu ra,,nt
which takes place on TIC fi't' cnth day Of March,
1853
1t ia ordered that tn" 5ald petition be heard at
the Patent Office Oh Monday, the 25lh Of Februa
ry, 1883, at IL u'cuck m and all persona are 10
tilted 10 appear and show cause, il any they have
why eaid petition ought not to be granted,
Persons oppoaing the extension are required &c
file in the Patent Office their OH. clons, spr,
forth in writing, at least twonty days before tn,
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either par,
be used at the slid hearing must be taken an,
transmitted in accordance with the rulCf Of .ht
uifiCe, whiCh will be furnished On aspiration.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published j,
the Republic, National lntc!gencer, and Union
Washington, D. C.; Richmond Republican, Rich
lnond, Virgnin; Spectator, StauEton, Virginia
Repu5!jcan, Winchester, Virginia; American AN,
Patriot, Baltimore, MaryIand, Inquirer, pnIladcl
pha, Pennsylvania; and Express, New York
y , once week for three lCCessivc W cks pre-
vioIs to the 2Sth Of February, 1858
S. II. HODGES,
Commissioner of Patents.
=. $ E,!it0rs Of the above papers will plca-
u,,y and scnd their bills to the Patent Office, Wit
Il p6p,r containing this notice.
Dc l. laW3W
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OTICE.-The general estimation long en-
~ joyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-
misses of LUBIN, having led to variety of worth
less limitations and counterfeits, notwithstanding
the signature affixed to each label accompanying
the genuine article, M. FELIX PROT, proprietor
of the Establishment LUBlN, has the honor of in
forming his friends and the public that he has now
substituted for his former labels one of a wholly
different description and that he has caused to be
man ufactured for his envelopes q description Of
paper presenting, in form Of a watermark, theseal
Of his house.
In order, therefore, to avoid deception, he re-
spectfully begs them to pay special attention to the
label appended to such articles as bear the name
Of his house, and to entrust the execution of their
orders only to dealers of respectahilty, address
them directly to Lis premises, No. So Rue Ste
Anne, PARIS.
Opening to day in extracts-Helitropc, Gera
mum, Musk, Winter Blossom, New mown Hay
Jockey Club, Mousseline, Amber, SC, sc &C.,
with all the other choice articles of the same house
PARKER'S
Fancy Perfumery and Comb Store. under the Ma
tional Hotel. ONov S-lawS
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United States Patent Once,

WASHINGTON, December Is, 1852
On the petition of Elizabeth Otis, Administrative
~ of VIM. $. Otis, deceased, praying for the
extension of patent granted to him on the oath
of February, 1899, for an improvement in the
Crane excavator for excavating and removing
earth, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on the twenty fourth
(24th) of February, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, QS53)
1t is ordered that the said petition lie heard at the
Patent Office on Thursday the seventeenth N7th)
of February, 1852 at twelve o'clock m and all
persons are notified to appear and show cause, if
any they have, why said petition ought not to be
granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
Oct forth III writing. at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules OF
the office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republic, National Intellig encer, and Union.
Washington city; Inquirer, Philadelphia, Penn.
syvania; Express, New York city; Albany State
Register, Albany, New York; Providence Journal,
Providence, Rhode leland, and Daily Bee, Boston,
Massachusetts, once a week for three successive
weeks previous 10 the seventeenth (l7) of Febru-
ary eighteen hundred and fifty. three, lS53,) the
S. II. HODGES,
Commissioner of Patents.
F. P.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy and md their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice
Dec l6-law3w
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no CONTRACTORS
OFFICE,

NORFOLK. VA, December 1, 1882.
N conformity with instructions from the Secrc-
i tary of the Treasury. proposals will be received
at this Office for the construction of the Gus
tom House at Norfolk, according to plans and
specifications prepared by A. h. Young, esq, Su-
pervising Architect, until twelve o'clock on the
Sd day of February, 1858, said proposals to con-
tain offers for the entire work, and also separately
for each part, the Department rcservng the right
to contract either way as to il may seem desirable.
ing the bid or bids which under all the circum-
stances shall appear most favorable to the interests
of the Government, Of not contrac ting at ALL in
the proposals. with the incidental expenses
attending the construction of the building shall
exceed the appropriations at it's disposal. Sew
cnty five per cent. of the amount Of the work done
and materials furnished according to the
tract, said amount to be ascertained by the csti-
mate of the Superintendent, will be paid every
thirty days, the twenty five per cent to bc retained
until the completion of the building nd its accept
ance by the Government Every proposal must
be accompanied by written guaranty, signed by
two responsible persons, to the effect that they
undertake that the party or parties making it
will if his their offer be accepted, enter into
contract and bond with sufficient sureties in the
cum Of twenty. five thousand dollars for the faith
full execution Of the ork, and no offer will be
considered unless accompanied by such guaranty.
Plans and specifications of the building will he
furniehcd either by the Department at Washing.
ton or ty the Superintendent in this city and also
blank forms for the bids. The proposals will be
opened by the Superintendent and the Collector
Of the Customs, at twelve O'Clock on the day
ceedng the expiration Of the time for receiving
them, in the presence of the bidders, il they or
WALTER H. TAYLOR,
Superintendent of New Custom House,
- Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va
Dec IA 2awtFebl
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A vANT-PosTEs DE CAvALERlE LEGERE

A vANT-POSTES DE CAVALERlE LEGERE,
De la Petite Guerre selon Pcsprit de la strategic
moderne, par Decker, General Major au service de
Prusse; vol.
Etudes eur Part de Ia Guerre, par un Ofhcieur
General Russo; | VOL, Paris, 1852.
Bibliotheque Historque ct Militnire; vols and
atlas, Paris, 1851.
Nouveau Manuel Complet du sapieur Pompier
] VOL, 1851.
L'Artificier du Poudrier ct du Saltpetrcr, par
vergnaud, Colonel d'Ar tcre; VOL, 1852.
Experiences de Bapaume; rapport par la com
mission mixte d'ofiiciers d'articrie ct du genie;
| vol, 1852
Etudus sur lie Passe ct pAvener de pArtillerie,
par lie Prince Louis Napoleon; vols, quarto
Siege dc Rome en- 1919, par PArmce FRANCHISE;
Journal des Operations de PArtillerio ct du Genie;
| vol quarto, 1851.
Chenier- G uide dec Tribunaux Militaires; 2
vols.
Du Mesgui-Dictionairo de 10 Justice Militairc;
vols.
Chcnier- Manuel des Conseils de Guerre ct des
Parquets Militnires; vol.
Les Trois Armes, on Tac,iquc Divisionnaire du
Colonel Prussien Decker; l vol, 1851.
Histore ct Tactique DIES Trois Arncs, par Fave,
Capitane d'Artillerie; | vol. and atlas.
Unger- Recon naissances Militares; l vol.
| Selouterel- Manuel des Recon- issa noes Mill
| tares; | vol, 1850
| Janinn-Tbtorie Generate dee Reconnaissance
| Miii,aires; vol, 1851.
Annuaire Milituire, pour l'annec 1851; vol.
And many other works Aon the various branches
of military science and service, just imported d.
rect from Paris, by FRANCk TAf LOR.
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