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X'hnlcrs.

nTartogr 9TH, ship c-tA~ba swain San'neAet 70 CON
tl.fe ffiug flr PscIfc o. can. =. l., 80
"a = s-~ Bedford lph shp Martha Mades .eiie Ocean
III Grm below Dartmouth 10th, bark sasah hyheF Alinuc
O., ft,,rs rg, back 9Th account OF head "lnd
Arr ~ Provr 6fh. seh shyock 6reen ron ctlie IN
O,.an with 70 81 oil Lefst Canary l,sad. tht nov
- Ro,b.b IA sal, Of Boston, bhls Covo. Martin oi
ON. a. bls .p brig September, Heath OF Boston ceani
rbe- Hopk ORLEANS, do; samuel Cook NTH o. froVn
;cun 30 n r. soref Sop-r Of do s5spi WAFER n lon Of
a. e 20 schr "Arlamsthar,' Of y. b. Clean -.
eer from M Damon 81 officer OF bark PRANK m LAKE o. y
rer. her al Tombez Arg with so Dos 50, % 90 hump
bah bound for sp a. Had killed hampoaA
and .ucceded T SAVING only one OF them - .,,.. -,
June IS Ocho;sk huntsville, OF COO sprns
heard from middle Of July IN oehotsk sea- foi'e r. H.
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IL, 300 ~ oo Pitt bgfsa conpoA o. lobi eISD2
ssyf - 10 C. 20 S. ish ao Uni,s Csn 80
kesd.ss l1ss 70 d. liz TOD DO u.s. 100 Do ls% -
$50 solrcsos - 60 Do ~ - rs so, s.,os
49, ~ Z, 900 schuyin ysvsaoa S. II. Norta hner
. sni i,s Chessrestr and Dehrere Canal vs. 700 besys
meadow ~ 20 l<hish rsss1uon sSes, IS'Hj ~ Ling '
r. Is gra 900 do. g IN. - .oos, ~. r. "a
Sess Beord-s5oo xssnebss ss 90 e30o Sch SaT g. -
SCI n ooo 20 So 70 Do p, $500 Lgh ssv g. 30 ~
Uns Canal as is; 80 Ions 1snd az $50 W,rn,on " =
Q. .0si d. ion az. In Bout ~; 90 20 q 70
An Cal ~ cse.,oste Del u.s. 100 Morn, IA; w
Sueu C.ra
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Importations of the week ending Dec 10
inrlnsiye


$40 Brick 100 eaks Beer % csk' Baehos P3wiif -
oaelt br. casks cheese s45 uns 100 raod "t:
loads 3Qi2 BAG coffee 81 bags cocoa y tbs koin &C.
be- ogvecd. 49, Ik Bran wood y tin- Banse
wood 4 nsuste l4U0bs RIO Hache WOOD IS eIoo' naso'
madter Is chests indigo SO caks argo 3o bss sumo
ibis chemas olcaSs f5o iee bcafoonlie sodi 30
cssls cod ash ct keo1o'e, cases cks mnera "
bb bags Ioqua beans 80 cSs auIn hs
lbs. 1884 canre onone cNs o'ris fO -
baes apa lore Em 5ol7 pis dry goods. ~ te9 hs
bills 2ll tNs. iR2l ch9 80 b't ~
bbs 90 legs s6OObs Ols half bTs 1881 a. bts fain
lemons 400 do O5 bxs cherries 70 bags hf
g23 b zoo mats 30 ra! ~ bales amond ." ha
drum. bx lga 1870 kes' Tlpe l2iU cocoa NUS
4.o4 ,herres IN brandy, oi barrels. ue.ce 500 pfun,s
lfcs gbb Honey u pkgA Hats 1896 Horns 80 bales rr lii
Hdef t0s bis Goat skins ~ bs Deer - NJ - ep 20 as rs
boxes Inds Rubber; lOsg bars Railroad 5bJt1 1' lfu b1
2esl bd Sheet $3.50 bi HOOP, ?! uns Old Oi .s 80 iqa'
Ps Scrap Iron; 4b4 Lead, ca e., b. OK,
Leather % ds skyer 10 c. Yellow Metal 1913 blocks marble 40
he-tc Tic CG ck Mo-es ~ chs In-eed 2'n nkeis oyl
oaik Tar Oh 30 iUns Plaster $40 BUSH Nova Scotia, ~ % ke,-
French IA lbs English, caks German fo9es Jcak Lamp
black 272G bales Rag 100 bags Rec $50 ods Rattan 80 as
sardnes oye Tle Shell 80 haf Ln-sei rs bags Hemp 100
b 20 bse Canary 100 kes' y sk IS case. Mustard Seed 500
f42 plate spcer So boxes 2fl hhf+ srgl S
os 4g5 bali DO 90 bbi ga ek- Brandy - pun Whsy
AUak 26l bags Fnenio, % lbs Ginger cks N1in g.
2sc bush $50 lacks Sat- 35 cases i bd az par steel s9
ar a6 boxes $50 5000 20 hbs. l2 bf bvt 1903
enih CT hhs q cshs Cssrs boxes Pe 9i'0 saos
Tcne Plates Tn l1s bales Tobacco ssisJ lkg- Tea
chs ls3 ORE 36 bb 6l26 ases 10 h ss - thirds Wine
"a Woo "a bales Wooen Waite 0,i oss. 2on cfohe' 10
pieces Mahe sany logs Cedar l.42s bdls Willow wood
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s to te completed by the hrst Day Of January, and
els running upon an un5roken line, from Chicago u
Now.York.
Importations Of Dry Goods for the week
ending Dec 9 1852
MANUFACTURES c. WOOL. ,v..,
III psg. Woocns s5.7a7. 81 b. caths M :; a.
~. = i;e !, = r. 20 s go S 1Hd . 's j. DeL a
Co.'ns, q oe a. I'.' NJ. :, ~ d. Cove, - y o. Hoe
.22fI Do se5 DO Psddal toi 70 a. a. ~. q Woo
n.rUT, cTUsEs o. corroS oil, T., D..
si5lI ~ d. t,ns, M sl4sOl susn- s'sf D. r. W
s11ci le 90 ys,s, Y D. = Ea'l s- - Hoe iif5 a.
To-, 80 sa d. SPOOL sis,s II o. o7y - 10, a. ~
81 Isa q d. o,hef sanEfsc'u-es o. Cotton s'i-'' i'
- 1888 valued II soOtsi3 - ,,y
aAsUFAcrgEEs OF SIX LIZ, 1, lac, s7lA
~ ~. q vevrf- sil :, d. Veas. 4. -
CO. Pluskes s3ss 20 d. sha", 80 yoei si1s: - sk
10 &C. oo -. d. Hsndksrhs sit, o. al
s7G d Hoe az; s@nss slo Gimo ant Fr,sc
ssss6 20 % Rs~ t695 - anliAeiaed ''''o ''
valued at - MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. .,.-,,.s.
.o7pte, sl1b - O. .as en- 'n % q" esd .i7o5
E Wslb ss94 a do hanlaeiares Of FAX s'is' ''"
Of pig. 66s valued al , ,,;:cr;, ,,zovs.
Straw Good. $500 Ernbo5e,ie' s6s ~, 40
sne,y ~ 40 Leather Gove, Sab II do Mans 80
do OIL Cloth si,e42 ro'a a9J.e o s's
MANUFACTURES OF wool 49,, l.,
ME. woolens ss3l7 Do slsa DO. Wor.le4, 80 y.
s,a Good e7o7 d. Cotton and Worsed slf' on
s-g 10 Hoe slz3 d. Yarn s77 Total - lAsa 'A'e'
el5730 ,. ~, oo--ox
., ,lr. co,,ops s38}2 DO. Coorei DO. Sis % bes
40 eoa 10 Nets sso5 spOos, Do. Weoo $50 4o" -
''s''' MANUFACTURES OF SILK. ~ 80.
,,l.. slL a. N do Ribbons do. Veiv iJ9i4 10
A. -. a. 9o1 Tota 81 pkss.. valued ~ ei0,OI.
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
10 ,tgs Linens ALI Co. Linens and Cotton Iot2l Pigs -
valued a; 81 ss6 .,,
IN. 10 M.fffrQ
Il3, valued at $3.50 ,-,,
Apss Wcoens slOlQo y do worseds. 1859 81 10 sun
Good. AZ 5 IN DO and Worried es2y5; II d. "orste
Sbavae "a 900 Total pIgs. 100 valued At e43442
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. -
7g- rles Coons ssf67 III do Coored Coons so ~ 90
Hsrdierchcf 81 $50 DO EmbroIdene slej- u 90 seeh'
SION ~ 3o other Manufactures OF Cotton, s79l Total pigs
90 valued At sl24.4sl.
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
IL pkes slk $500 80 Ribbons. $685. ~ DO saws
ST. G44 DO Cghams and Fnnges 800 10 Ola
Of slIk. Total IkRs. 1g+, valued At S.2l'l.
MASUFACTURES OF FLAX $1,000.
rs pkgs Linens slOG4l. Toa pkEs So, valued a. slObil
MISCELLANEOUS. ,
Tfe Straw Good, s7l d. Plush, s5g o. tl'fou'y'
s44O, do. Gloves s7l5. Total PKG, s, s!eja
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Arrival.

&. 8 Mai steamship Illinois, Harsen. A-pawl, Dec g. and
KINGSTON Jam th with 10000 sold dust ai $40 pissensef
10 II. O Roberts.
Patte; NoFihunberland Lord London and Portsmouth,
II. mdse. and fafsor.ers TO GTswold, Morgan Wiley.
Ship fte Borand 20 days, nde AMI 2si
r. hcha ldson. 18th Nov. 81 lou spoke T. r. Wood
ward " oodward from Messns. 90 days
The bark Della stark - Mafks and Key West in lat % So
m - - exchanged ssl with ship John H. Jaws steering 10 the
N1rthvald
Frs Ee'e IA Broo sydney B. IL days, to F. canarl
rrg Zava o. Brc Ill., fnent, Jacksonville, days 900oo feet
yellow 20 master.
Meander (Br Davidson, Scholar B.. days grind
fone &C. to George 5 Fich on the shoa with two
large psoket,h o. hound West
BnsJ Il Cohu, CoGn, Mubrdse Is days. lumber simpson
Maylew 4 Co.
B sa1tsso Pynoa H. Burgess Smyrna days fruit &C.
Il, lon - last, spoke with
Tara L z. Woodward woodward from Mesinl Oct H. Tor New
NoIk.
schr Grecar, Of Trenton Rharison Csmp9chny Ca Jays
naval TO poner Potter.
:. hr. FAehe Elizabeth, Lucas lis rturd. 4 dayt
scir. A. J. Hazard Games Hartford, days, With mfse
scr Lousn Brl Whepes St JohnN b. 70 days psHos TO
seIr Col saeIey Ewood Charleston day, &c y
L. NcCIeady & Co
sclr Maria J. Dav- Davis Jacksonville F. days, timber
PEG q Chuioh.
schr Nournahal, Kenden. Rsskland. & DAYS lime
Nelson Hall LEwren,e. Portland days. with
s,hr. May, Han, Albany, dye ude bound New Haven.
SAILED steamship Sierra N~vada, Nlon, RIO JaneTo ship,
william Tel Fuuek, HAVE pvso, Dome Ca Clron, Ia
sero New Oreans trs samson Wheeler key Wet bark John
Colby KLolr- Apnwal slipper shp Winged Racer, .nes
Hanags, san FRANCISCO
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tn Nrnrirprs.

Cert Sanford of .'e-nef n'-'on, - Boston "H D1eo'
~, lie or,sr troy on Tsvn 37- .. gone ,, al. -,
Tsl..ip Rogrh Ready ioNei from S's"O"H ''' me-
70 Ter 7oofin-s CT ihe o"olk RIP staiioH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

PHILADELPHIA De. l2fr,ted-schrs sidney McFailen.
Cartwe Bnjre DR. Franklin Bat DO: Mouuts.-r ~ rider
Delaware City Naive. Gifdy Chr Evra
RonoAe RIVER California, Adams, Cauiwrls Bridge Telegraph
rrui Candies. Del John W Hal Bon Fredenca Del pea
Key CaniweA's BRIDGE Wave, MeBnd-, Mliord Del
Francs ard. CCnnor. Del NIman New;
lcik Mars. Green DO. = y okoas Thompson Ieses.
CeartG llh-Sieamshps DrawGGe Seq New City
noon, CLford, Boston; III? ThOma H. Perkins. Throhali
New cTesns barks Lsfsni Hofden CardenAs Robert Morris,
Hons Msanza tiis Pa;rck Henry Lofard Barbsd-. Nora
loIasn, Harfori sSkr- +. q Willard. Willard Navy Bay H.
l. Baker, Thompson. ChsTesoa Olra oN-a
lofs hddesss ky, co. Empire LsJmsn, B-amorej schs.
Hu1cka. Jones, Boston.
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7 THOMPSON, No. 2 Wall-st., offers f

- sale the following FIRSTCLASS SECURITIES, for
permanent investment or banking purposes;
SI0Dg0O HARTFORD CITY BONDS Of 81 600 each.
These bonds have p years TO with per cent interest,"
payable in this city BY coupon in January and July.
$40, 900 VIRGINIA STATE COUPON BONDS OF
1886 They in 81 coo and $500 Bonds bearing per
cent. interest payable in this city in January and July
S2J, 900 WHEELING CITY BONDS, fully glaran-
e6d by the State OF Virginia These bonds Of 81 100
eech having twenty years to run, at per cent interest,
payable in this city January and July.
S12C0ONEW- YORK es Of 1862, interest payable quar-
terly
$1,000 NETWORK Sc of 1862 interes payable quar-
teily
$1,000 NETWORK IS of 1885, interest payable quar-.
terly
TIE above stocks viii be sold in sums to suit purchasers
The Virginia Bonds mentioned above can be used for
honkng purposes in Connecticut Vermont, New jersey
Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Arrived.

rs Nal steam hp james Adler J. Dickinson mister 81 hours
from Charleston with merchand nd passengers 70 Mssss spot
terra. Shoals. signals With steamship STATE Georgia from
Phade phs savannah Tie j. A. detained Cnires
after tn time OF sailing by tie prevalence OF dense os
and 3 hours q Sandy hcoi ~ the cause
steamer Kcnnebec. Clars. Philadelphia.
Superior, Hopkins Philadelphia days coal bound 20 fo'
mouth .,
sthr Ann Gsrincr, He~ Haven, bounl 70 virginia
stlr. Bra1o- Hlil. Poft. md. g., ( days. stone.
schT. Fred Hall, Krsse Pot and. Ct. stone.
s'hr l. DJle, fuckcs Laure, De- day, wheat A. bAf
sest New York Good.en Bottom, days, ud'o., Dayton &
seir Midway, rr DAY HaF, 10 days with mise to WHIT;
schr 81, stephen Rogers CALAIS, 10 day..
Propeller Petrol. louc, Providence. mtse.
Bellows Fices Borni Liverpool Oct 20 with mdie and
SAILED Steamship. ANGRY, new Mitchell St. Thomi. Al
bams Ludlow savannah Maroon Berry, Chareon; Roanoke
Parrish, NCriok ship Indiana, Cofn. New Orleans.
day down the bay, densc los prevailing al the
tine upon the mud fats ac ct e below RED Hook Two
cent o. Ler she ztoh re ooi ui@,
night and passed down ihonsh the Narows sunday morn
ing A. 7ocotk.
Steamship IA WHOA @ Panama proceed lown and
anchored IN the torth River.
The clipper hip lsa lOthrop Tor Boston he anchored at Kker
Sin. nise Dosne or Gaeow and Clifton Inse.so, Tor
Ofeafs have bored % the So.ih RIVER
sALs Vrsst.Ite hip Northern Crown li0s tuns blt
been sold Boston house 5000 the ship Roscoe, ATE VI
Thadehha and formerly NewYork and Liverpool packet go
New lOfk house, private terms the hip Jas H. shep
herd bui Boston - Old az s-tlO the ship
bull hocAaai $50 Oo the bark J0nt
GooJhue the bark Peyton 800
cd butt Eoston, somothns under $1,000, Ter Aut,la the
euaO tun built laom estown, private for Mobile
IatLtf.
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$IO OOO BOND 30, of the SI NTH

SALE-Havng a years to run bearing interes, a. per
cent payable sem-annually The Bond As secured bya
mortgage the property Of the Company VIII De sold
par. Inquire Of - 4. to"NSENp,
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ALE BAL
IL sets........4JJ Ioos-sets- -----..
s,riy HcoI. ssa Gov Island. 10 la beH Gts...h ea
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p-sScnyprs Arrived.

Lss,t,hip NorflunBerand from L5Hd's ard Por',roun
b- WOOD len Wood Ellen No-u1n han1a " hins my NIL
Jane Fafsrd Jsnes MaTsh, WmF. HOW'LL
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

" CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW-OkLEANS.-,
seventh of the act the Legislature OF the State q
Louisiana entitled An Act Consolidate the City OF New
Orleans and to provide or The soyernment ana adm1sI
of the h section OF the supplementary thereto and
providing the incorporation OF the CITY OF Lafayette
with the CITY of NewOTeens approved on the sine day.
and of the third section OF an act entitled An Act sspp
n,e1ary act To Consolidate the City OF New-OdeanA
and to provide for the government and mansgement Of u
aars' approved March H. lol& and for the purpose OF
paving the interest accruing the entire debt OF the city
and OF meeting al obligations o. the old corporation and
the ete First Second and Third pates, ana oya
LAFAYETTE maturing during the year 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS once,
Der next s5 at II O'Clock NJ for the purchase Of all
any portion ola series Of TLIlRIEEN HUNDRED BONDS
OF TIE CITY OF pR .sd I'd Bonds sos sum %
dated the FIRST OF JULY. 1852, payable in FORTY
YEARS at the office of the Treasurer OF tho city, with IN
teret coupons attached thereto II the rate Of SIX PER
CFNTUM PER ANNUM, payable semi annually from and
after the fret January, 1883 the City of Newfork
the first of January and the rt of July of each year Pro-
posas lie Endorsed BIDS for the purchase Of Bonds Of
the City Of Orleans aud sddn ssed "Aophe Layet
Secretary of the Board Of Commissioners Of the Cosoldst
ed Debt Of the City of New Or to be opened and thl
Bonds edudcated to the highest bidder the lSh Oecs
III RMS OF PAYMENT-Casa, Tor In any Of tho inter.
Second and Third Municipalities or City Of Lafayette,
turing in 1855 ora the option OF the purchaser oaeoartA
on the first OF January, oneour the first Of March,
fourth the first of May, and the remainder the first %
July 1883 with cent per annum interest rom jana
ay 1883 the Commissioners resevns the night 70 retain
ten per cent OF the Bonds afud Heated rs susranee Ss
onpance with his contract the part OF the parchss
The Comn further thersbt ofresc ing ay
oral bids.
AID. CR0sSMAN, Mayor.
O. DEBUYs, Controller.
VIM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
w. Z. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance CoIraits>
L. ii. PLACE, Chairman Of Finance Committee, Board
of Assistant Aldermen
500
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EOR SALE.-CLENELAND and PITTS
l. BURGH RAILROAD Co. BONDS, S1ur years to run,
= cent Coupon Convertible.
MILWAUKEE ard MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.
FIRSTMORTGAGE COW ERtiBLE8 y cent SEMI.
ANNUAL COUPONS.
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. FIRST MORT.
GAGE CONVERTIBLE . cent. sEMIANNUAL
DELANO DUNLEVY & Co, No IS Whilst
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rT,HE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or

Il ganzed under the laws OF Pennsyvania with caph
Of 10000 propose embar lug the manufacture Of
Ralroad Iron, at JohnsOun Pennsylvania The location
they have secured offers SUPERIOR sconhdeny
believed any other In this county. Iron Orcs semi
bituminous Coal Limestone and nearly every art Gle equit.
ed for the OF Iron in nexhaustbe quaint.
ties the SPOT; and these deposits worked, and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other Known
point occupied for the manufacture Of Iron The Penn
syyana Canal and Central Railroad pas through the prop.
erty and zach other at tue spot where the mineral
veins most thoroughly opened out and which location
for Its other advantages for facility Of manufacturing and
vicinity popuous borough has been selected for the
Enlistment Of Railroad Iron Works and for the erection Of
other blast furnaces, In addition to those opera
ton.
The attention ofcapats sposed embark in an enter.
prise which offers reinunerstiDg profit the low
prices OF Iron current before the OF the last onhs
and which promises to be very lucrative while anything hs
present rates prevail and also of Railroad Companies dcx
OF making for Iron Rail- lsyersd
In 1883 is called ~ this enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature ofthc Practical Iron Mer
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property and who desire procure additional subsp.
tons to out with safety and spirit business requs
ing large cash capital be had the office Of the AGENT
for the Provisional Company. SIMEON DRAPER
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INDIANA PER CENT. STATE AMI CA
NAL STOCKS-The transfer books will be closed at
the office OF the agency No ~ Nassaust from the 18th
December inst to ID January. ALLEN MAY,
Agent of State of Indiana
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EsGISEER's OFFICE, CrRcLEvrLLE Dec. q 1851
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-S

PROPOSALS will b. received until January r. 1859
at the Office Of the CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON AND,
ZANESVlLLE RAILROAD COMPANY, in Circleyie
for furnishing all the naturalization chairs spike ex
cepted doing ell the work necessary
ton and entire completion OF their Road from Laucas to
ZenesyIlle, adsaDce Of about for,ytwo miles.
Plans profes specifications and all the necessary in
formation will be furnished the Office of the Company
by the Engineers, at Circlevile.
portion Of the work is heavy and well worthy Of the
stteL hon OF Contractors The Company have ample
their to Insure the speedy construction of the
Road and would prefer letting IL Contractors who are
prepared 10 take portion OF the stock should their bids
otherwise he favorable provided they furnish
shortest practicable time. TRACY McCRACKEN,
Chief Engineer.
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r. s. BOURNE & BROTHER, Bill ana
W Exchange Brokers' No. IS WaI-st-, New iorx
CifRIsTopHss 3. BoUssE,
FRANCIS BORNE.
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The hr Amory (E~) Mitchell, Thomas up
the kst iyf suld-y All 4ncaored
dfEusnsercnt Of her r@cblne.y Lud viii sal Iaesily
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H'HE INTEREST COUPONS due on BuF.
Il FALO CITY BONDS will b. paid on present. tion st
the Banking House Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co.
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is 10 be completed 10y the hrst dsy Of January, and
CTS running upon an un5rokeu line from Chicago -
Now-York.
Importations Of Dry Goods for the week
ending Dec Q 1882
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-27
Glass No. l4.-Dry Goods.
Class No. l5.-Shset Bras,.
Glass No. l6.-Stationerp.

CLASS No. l6.-Stationery.
s dozen memorandum books, leather backs
do expenditure books, full bound
per sample do
do quires blank books. full bound
per sample do
5 reams blank requisitions daily expenditures
10 dozen pint bottles black ink, beet quality
per dozen
3 do J pint bottles red ink, best quality do
do metal inkstanks, with covers do
DO 4 blade ponknives, beet quality
per sample do
so roams foolscap paper, best quality,
with marginal lines, feint lined pr ream
resms log paper per sample do
do boil envelope paper do do
2 do botting do do do
100 sheets drawing do double elephant
per samp.e Der sheet
80 gross steel pens, with holders, bcst
quality, per sample per gross
dozen camers hsir pencils do per dozen
do parallel rulers, - inches long.
per ssmple do
do rolling rulcrs Carrington's patent
per sample do
6 900 quilts, best quality per 100
dozen sand boxes, box wood
pcrsamplo per dozen
do states DO DO
do double log states do do
3 gross red tape do per rross
100 papers ink powder. in ID papers per 10
dozen ivory pouuce boxes, filled with pouncc
per dozen
25 lbs best red waters per 10
Is do do sealing do
dozen boxos water colors, complete per box
do ernsuros, per sample per dozen
gross black lead pencils, Fabcrs's graduated
per gruss
Ap 27-iaw4w
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-27

80 dor cast steel ship scrapers, iron
handles sample per dor
100 pounds flour OF sulphur per ID
250 do best brown soap do
lO) do pulyerizcd pstonc do
flax seines complete, per dimen.
sions per seine
30 barrels best thin tar per Dbl
100 do do white turpentne do
5000 pounds beef tallow per 10
IL thermometers, copper, for steamers each
200 pounds thrums per 10
so glass water tubes for steamers per tube
barrels coal tar, best quality per bbl
400 pounds White hemp wipng stuff per 10
$500 do packing yarn, (hemp) do
Cr No Dpny. D,I, L.,
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Total, 204 100 lbs
The whole TO be of the best quality American
manufacture, per pound.
Glass 2.-CamboOse Iron.
The plate and bar iron for six cambooses for
cond class frigates, used for steamers, about
81, 900 pounds of plate iron, and per Id
Il 900 do of bar iron do
The plate iron must be of the best quality Amer
lean rolled iron, free from blisters, hollows, or
other defects, cut correct to the given sizes, and
kept straight from the shears.
or the bar iron, about One-half to be the best
quality American rolled iron, with square edges,
and cut to the exact lengths, without flag raw
ends the other hall to DO hammered iron Of the
very best quality. and will be designated in the
schedules to be furnished the contractor.
CLASS No. Stopper.
10000 pounds bolt copper, from to in. per ID
Glass No. 4.-Lead and Tin.
rolls milled sheet lead, 10 lbs to the foot
say l 300 lbs per 10
boxes double X tin. 49, by II in. per box
1000 pounds best English or East India tin per ID
~ 200 NJ I,,aJ,,o~,
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10 be made OF copper and tn--no zinc
CLASS No. 6-Glass
800 feet double thick glass, IA by l6 per foot
500 do do do I6by % do
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The last sir items TO be OF drawn wirc)
10 gro in. br screvs, wire in. dia'tcr do
% gross 81 in. brass screws, Nos u, IL, is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-20

4 VICTIM TO YIN small village,
not fifteen hundred miles from the diggins
in which we vegetate, there should have
been marriage happily consummated on
last Sunday-but wasn't. The bride
groom, happy dog, and lucky one too,
was dressed to kill at an early hour, and
in a barouche and pair triumphantly enter
ed the village to demand the pledge of
their dear afections-a lady in every way
worthy the jolly, middle-aged gentleman,
for our swain is middle-aged.
But domestic muss had been stirred
up, and two brothers of the bride had said
the marriage was ono CO." 1t shouldn't
come of, they vowed and being men who
appeared likely to stick to their word, our
friend the bridegroom didn't feel half so
comfortable as when he started out in the
morning, The course of true love never
did run slick along, he thought; but then
it was SO Internally ridiculous.
A tried friend was dispatched to sound
the brothers; TO get up fight or toot-race
ANY thing to get them settled down
while he stole the bride away; but the
friend found the brothers wide awake,
with their eyes skinned.
at shouldn't come off," one said; he
"could just lick the man who said it
should"
"Well, what are your objections!" ask
ed the friend of the aspirant for matrimony;
estate them; have known Mr. for
some years, and know"
Eyes, that's all right; but you see, that's
not the thing"
"What is, thenl"
, "Well, if you must know, then, you see,
I've bet the doctor here, five dollars that
they amt mrrried to-day, and I'll de dog
onned if they shall be, nuther. Take your
man off, and bring him back to morrow or
OF next day; but Pm burned if he's going
TO be married to-day, and me lose my
five dollars"
And the marriage didn't corle off; and
we may suppose the doctor mad to shell
out the V Glorious kedeutry! Hurrah
for every body, specially for ourselves
st. Louis Dispatch.