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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-25
SOCIETE DE SECOURS.

+ Nous mons pre'ons de tout cen" a
'i"sis'tio" qn' nous est fate par o"e
AssembItc qui ell lien NAPOLEON
vile, mardi dcrnier. 20 sGitefnbre, ct
nous pnhioGs cn consequence les reso.
f','ons qui y out etc passees.4
Nous ne do,inons pas la iiae dss. 81
gnataircs; cette ii.tc serait trop Tongue;
ellie reufermc les t.oIns dc tons les ci-
foye:ts dc cctte p ,toi,sr a qni elle.a etc
rrtsentte. Nors attentions pas moi',s
d, Ia rhifinti'dpic dc nos habitaats.
Cc concou's dc tous a une boslne
nuvrc E'it honncur tons, qpoiq1e I;t
gtnerosite dc acl,acun doiyesdans ces
circumstances etrc soulilise d une bien
petite epren,e. -- lie tcndenlain de la
reunion IN vent glacial baIayait l'epide-
uic ct, chose a,srz strange ct bieu hcn-.
reuse Z! eparsnait la plupart dess rnala-
dcs... II y ii en- pen ou point dc sspu!-
lures dcipnii> lie II.
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Iong necfologe he mentionnc que des
personnes mortes avant mcreredis der.
llier. a.a - ~
Voici lc comptc.rcndu de l'.,ssemblec
du ~.
Dams le but dc sc pro;egcr eon,re. les
rasagcs dcs maIadies qui dssoIcnt nc
TIC paroissc, les citoye"s de Napoleon-
vile SC sont rtunis la Maison deAEour.
mardi 70 scptemhfe.
l.'a>srmbIte u etc appellee i fordre
par Nj. Edmond .Maurn, qni ~ ilean,ns
pour Irt>id,'nt N. Andre r"k kIanc.
Sur motion d Aips'on>e Genlile,. Ed
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l'nnent ra,m nnns. nous soussigtlas, no">
ior,non, en- socitte dams le ha,t de ,enir
I'll AIDE a toutr, les p, rson,,e> qni ponr-
ont asoi, bcsoin ,lc Seconr..
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Re,oht: lne pour pourvolr dune mt
Mere athRarc tout seconrs qii pourra
s,.v.nir netc-snirt, IL SOFT norn,ne M
,omit. de sseours, compose de cinu
neni,res.
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ncnbrt- dc &C conitt'. te l,,tdecin de
,ontiancc du unlade ser;, appcle ct qu'i
rra pourvn tons remedies ordonnes,
,insi 4nans gtrdes-naiades jugts ne
'e>saircs; Resolu que le tresorier ac.
:cptera tout eomptc fiii dams de parei!-
es circumstances. n&s
RtsoIu qucstons les Signatures sont
responsabIes de stons les
rails qni pourront atre re4oecasiounes, con-
d ces resolutions.
Reso!u !: que tons les nembres pre-.
cuts cette assembled, .comptent fer
',ement sur les sympatIlies de tous les
,ai,itants de l'A.,omptioll, pour qn'ils Sc
oignentsa a lioas, dams ';.ecomplissement
IL i'Gnyrc q,i est. Iobjet DC cette rsu-
ION. s.5.#s...... .s@ i
CO. resolutions ont etc .adoptecs a
Messiears Nathan Webster, j. G.
.iarix.at, TTfSin f,aiitier pirrre Ri1ar, ,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-25
.nJnsieur rEd,teur,a

Neuiilcz announcer dams votrc ionrnaI
que Nj. JOHN L. AYRAuD. titulairc
act,iel, r-t candidat aux prochaines elec.
tions pour la place de Recorder dc Ia
paloissc Ascension. II sera soutenu par
SEES NOMBREUX AMIS.
NapoItonville, 81 Juliet 1858.
.tfonsieur z FEtfiicp.
Nrui!icz annonccr dans votrc cstin;,.
b'r .jou'na' que NJ. A. i. HICKMAN,
'c 'i'"';ire :~'"cI, ro"<e'''i a SC Iai<
ser Io'trr CONNIE candid,t a la place
Dc Sl.e,it. aux elections DC novelnbrc
rork".f, Il il rrqnttc dc f..
'. An SES MONTERREY ANIaS.
I>uivent de nombrcu>c> si giis,nfc-.)
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.

by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
WELL-KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
aucuonon Thursday morning, March a. at 10 O'Clock
l6th furniture household effects there
in, consisting Of
Rose wood satin covered French sofa and divans
do armchas music chair
Do marble sofa table
Mahogany worsied- covered chairs rockers, ottomans
Do hair spring seat Sofas chairs, rockers
Marble top pier tables, centre do
Four sets blue window curtains, cornices
French chandeliers, bronze and gilt candeabras
2 marble busts, silver cardstand
Mantle and table ornaments Shells minerals
Brussels and ingram carpets, rugs
Halrack, oak ball chairs
Hall lamps, hall and step carpeing, oncoth
Ivory handle knives carvers and forks, casters
China and glass ware, table linen
Mahogany and walnut dining and side tables
Do sideboards, secretaries, hrescreens
Morocco covered Mmehairs, writing case
Lace and chintz curtains window shades
Dning and chamber chairs
Mahogany and walnut mable-top dressing bureaus
Do and painted wardrobes, wushsands
Do dressing tables, toilet sets
Marble top commodes, bides
Looking glasses, clocks, engrRvings
Feather beds holsters, and pillows
Curled hair and husk mattresses
Marseilles bed quilts, 8 pairs rose blankets
Ned linen, towel racks, bath tub
Turkish and three ply chamber carpets rugs
Cooking range, coppers, Jelly and icecrean mouds
Tin safe and large assortment of kitchen requisites
so that credit oftwo and
four satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auc,ioneer
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruthers, late of the circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Nathan Green of the judges of the supreme
of Tennessee.
Bromheld l.. Ridley, the chancelors of the State
Judges
to the school.
Plan of insruonl Daily examinations Of each cass
No regular of
daily the progress of the examinations.
2. Weekly law equity which
dents suits statement of facts
them through all the
practice The framed to require them
Deeds Wills records and all documents
dence The trials Some Of the are taken by appeal
which held monthly in the and
public the cod session The students clerks
IFS jurors circuit judges and chancelors, and other Official
pacities connected with their suits.
Seons.The the third
tembeT third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sesronTuon $50 advance contingent
81 boarding about $50. Students
which al be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four the
advanced class No previous study
There regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year
Number students the collegiate year eighy-si,.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs
Feb l-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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EOB sALEA farm Of one hundred in Aerandra county
Virginia, miles Ale randra, eight Washington
d. c. This has
steady
considered,
Of Judges hta "maket garden farm" equal TO in the
county purpose
There good quantity land the farm,
and apples Of fruit
dwelling has been just in thorough and
stable and crib, have recently been erected
the farm vegetable cellar calculated to hold
4 800 u 1000 bushels.
spring excellent and there il plenty of IT.
because he his at
tenuon.
particulars apply Major w MUTT Mr. f. Upton
adjoining the premises Wallsck OF Aeranda county.
Dec 2s-2awmo lIntell
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ny j. @. MCGUIRE. Auction.sr.

Two VALUABLE FARMS AT AUcTIos.-By virtue Of deed
H. the subscriber bearing date Au
so and duly recorded in ber A. g. No g. oos s ~
Washington
public premises Tuesday U.s. at O'Clock
that OF land called and known by the Of Pas
Cleaning lying and being the OF Wash
inron, the District Of Columbia, and containing hundred
less.
land called by the OF For
Hall lying and being partly Washington county in the
Columbia partly Prince Georges county, In the
Maryland containing hundred md nineteen acres
rood, and twenty three p~rches, less.
The adons Of Mrs Brent, MI Gibson and
Mr. Young and handsomely situated we'll fenced has an excel
buildings with good meadow land
well and good mill in Ths land Is ahundan,y
supplied with good timber and within 3k miles Of the Capitol on
to Alerandna.
Terms onefourb cash the residue in ~ ls and - months
interest," and secured by deed Of trust
sale complied with within FIVE days
property be resod the risk and OF the purchaser
WIN K HOWARD, Trustee
Dec Q5-oawhds JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auuonecr.
oy-The above sale Is further postponed until We'd
ne.dsy March o. same nd place. JAS. e. MCGUIRE
Feb s-2wkds Auctiopeer
pS The .bov. sale r. further postponed until FRI
DAY, April !, hour and place. JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Mar s-oswhds Apo&ioneer.
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Ky GREEN a SCOTT, Auotionesrs.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
aucuonson Monday the 2lst Instant shall sell by
deed the residence - Mr. Franklin Gardner
II, 9th l0 Ito O'Clock,
m. an excellent assortment Of furniture, nearly
Mahogany sofa bureaus, rocking and paior chairs
DO mnrble-iop centre table, looking glasses
Cottage and other beadstcsds washstsnds
Feather beds bedding and mattresses
Paror, passage, and chamber carpets
Oilcoh, shovel and ongs, dining and other tables
China, glass, crockery, and stone ware
Two sets silver spoons knives and forks
Cooking, rndistor and other stoves
With good lot Of kitchen requisites
many other ARTICLES which 10
Terms All OF s25 cash s15 credit Of 90 md 20
days for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WIN. II. WARD, Trustee
GREEN SCOTT,
Marls-d Aucionoer.
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by J. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.


MAGNIFICENT GRAND PIANO, "ERARDn HARP, ROSE
MI walnut and mahogany cabinet urnure superior
beds cued hair velvet English Brussels and three
SELL Capt Page navy,
street. i5 all Of his elegant and household effects
Magnificent piano. made Vienna, and imported order
by 90 Kesslern
Splendid " Eard" harp, 81 900 in Paris
Silk damask- covered rosewood ete sofas
Curtains, lounges and amchas match
Rosewood tables with marble slabs
DO medallion armchairs, music stands
Chinese teapoys, nlaid table
Mahogany maTbe-op tables
Walnut etsgeTe, bronze eandelabras
Mahogany harcoth chairs, rockers
Walnut bookcase and secretary
Two walnut bookcases
Spanish aImchairs
Genoese reception do
Two elegant rosewood bookcases
Beautiful rosewood lady's cabinet
Rnsh, and wood seat chairs
Mahogany AM walnut dining and breakfast tables
Velvet tapestry, and English Brussels carpets
Hall and stair carpetng
Oicoth, stair rods
French and China dinner and
Glass, table cutlery, casters, fire irons
Elegantly carved walnut and Italian bedsteads
Rosewood dressing bureaus, wardrobes, washstands
Walnut library table, whatnots
Mahogany bedsteads, dressing bureaus wardrobes
Do canopy bedsteads single beadsteads
Superior feather beds, holsters and pillows
Best cured hair mattresses, husk do, &c.
Together with large of superior kitchen utensils,
&c, enumerae
Terms $50 under, cash credit Of and
four onhs notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar led Auctonetr.
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EssIsEKA DKrAErsKsy Washington, March 10, 1883.
1885, for executing the following repairs the piers al ksnne
buak:
lst Two hundred and OF ballast no piece to
weigh less a TWO on required be placed along the tounda
uon OF the existing The 10 be pointed
out BY the agent OF the United States a the work
be continued back 10y leet,
thence, win an angle, lis feet 10 the beach.
500 cubic yards OF sand for the
OF this work Not than half Of this
(which B only feet wde) extends 70 the level
Of extreme low water The viii be o l2 10 feet in width
at the base and from 10 10 feet In height will be composed OF
courses OF split stone moi less tan ek, and diminishing
and half thick, ye feet wide pieces ve feet
long Tue all be split square
form close wall without and piece
be on The face OF the wall must have less width than feet
less langth Than I'VE feet The width be feet and
half and the average length feet.
About 500 cubic will be needed complete the
work all Of which must be sound and durable and free from
fects
Vessels approach within rs the extremity wing
wall, and can lie along The channel part Of The pier
delivered
sells by dentcks, either on board or on shore.
Offers The ballast should be by the 2240 bs
cubic yard, including laying IL in The WALL
For further information address b. Major z, b. Tower United
JOS. G. TOTEM
Brevet Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers.
To be inserted in the UGion niegnce and Republic Wash
ngton Post Boston, Massachusetts; Eastern
Portland Maine other day for three weeks each
containing the advertisement be the Engineer De
| plrtment. Mar i6-eod3w
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AGRICULTURAL Society VIRGRIA.-Ibis society,"
which has now eight hundred and srty-two members
has appointed committee 10 confer with The au'hoii'es
OF Richmond in order procure the necessary gouhu
for its annual exhibition large number OF Tue mem
beers have pledged themselves 10 pay behalf OF their
respective counties one hundred dollars each towards
the expenses OF the exhibition thus increasing the soce
ty's funds from 81 2ls to S3,40O
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~ >. O. MCGUIRE, Austisassr.

GOVERNMENT sALEOn saturday morning, March 10, Al 10
O'Clock shall the large guam
@ black velvet alpaca aud cambe, used but fo daPns
the Capitol in mourning,
Also, Is dozen lamp glasses
Lot OF brass Tenders, spuoons
Shovel aud longs, sc,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Mar lid Aucnoneer
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sales To-Day.
by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionec

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Aucti0necr.
GALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, FRENCH
plate mirrors chandeliers French china, glassware, &C.
ionOn Friday March 18th, ~ O'clock Carus Saloon
all the household effects Of the Hon.
comprising in part
Walnut and mahogany plush, damask, and hairs
Walnut md mahogany top centre tables
Mahogany and rosewood chairs
-Four blue and damask
FIench-plate mirrors
Bronze candeabras, astral lamps lamp brackets
Walnut and sdeboard
Velvet tapestry and three ply carpet rugs
Oil cloth, hail. and stair carpets, rods .......
Window shades, hall lamps
French china dinner i56 pieces
Plated and French china tea service
Rich glass decaners, wines
Champsgnes, finger bowls, WINE coolers
Tumbers, plated casters, table cutlery
Mahogany and walnut bedsteads, wnshsands
Hair mattresses, shuck do
Bed linen, Blankets quilts
Toilet
Mahogany and chairs
Elegant and large extension table and breakfast tables
Cooking Stoves and general of kitchen
SITES
$50 and under, cash
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
terest
S.-The public assured that all
ed the above sale the property Of late Daniel Webster
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctioneer.
Also three O'Clock, in front of the saloon, shall sell
CARRIAGES and HARNESS belonging the
Daniel Webster.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Mar IL Auctoneer.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT h0CTIoN.--On Saturday,
the 18Th Instant shall sell in front of the premises at
O'Clock, handsome building lot fronting Maine
between Al and 9th the foundry Of Mr.
Rider The lot fronts AZ running back 1877 inches
alley d feet inches wide, paved front and
Terms third cash. balance credit of six and nine month
the give deferred payments bearing
est deed given and deed Of trust taken all the
cost of the purchaser.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Marl7-3tf Auction
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BY TELEG RAPH.

ARRIVAL OF rnE cHEKoxEE.-rnE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
Nav YoRK, March H.-Ihe steamer Cherokee arrived
here this morning She LETT Aspin@a the 9th instant
and Porto Beo the 7lh. She brings 300 passengers
the California mails and large Of gold, though
her specie list is reported On the 9Th instant she
changed signals with American oop-owar, steering
for San an, probably the Cyane which the
by protect the interests OF Americans at that
place. There 10 no other news OF moment
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have assumed more stability after the assembling OF the
Cories. We shall look with anxiety for the proceedings
OF thai legislative body, which, in the present stale oil
relations with Spaln possess than usual interest
With such men the Count dAcoy, aud nj. Llorenle in
The Spanish ministry Justly celebrated we'll for
their distinguished literary attachments for their know
ledge OF the science OF political goyernment--lhey may
pursue different policy from that which has hitherto
characterized the Spanish councils and any change would
be for the better
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MOTTO EI would respectfully call custom
and others 6tnR houses, spring
Of French and American hsnqins window shades kc
which selected hes, manufactures
~ other northern cities.
All orders for work in line executed promptly and
Mattresses on hand, and made to order
l.. y. CLARK,
Upholstsr-r and psperhsnRer,
Penn between 18Th and
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THIS Is give notice that the subsoriber hath OBJ
orphans Of Washington county,
Of Columbia letters Of administration, dsbonu non,
personal Daniel Renner, late OF Washington county,
having lawful claims said
hereby exhibit the with vouchers
subscriber before twenyhnh August
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate
under my hand thi. 2lst day OF February 1889.
MARY n. RENNER,
AdminisusuiI, u. u. ~
Feb 03~-lsw3wiw.
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Terss sale One third cash the balance in twelve
day osale which purchasers required
bearing by deed sasfc
the Terms be complied with within
Of property
the purchasers All deeds the Of the
j. n, SMITH, Trustee.
March l3--d JAS. G, MCGUIRE, Auotionecr
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auetioneor..

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Ill AUCTION-On Tuesday, I'D instant SELL The
edenee Captain Hamilton United states army, @, pc
tween 18Th streets, al 10 O'Clock, handsome
assortment OF furniture, nearly new, VIZ
Walnut lounge and chau dainask covers
DO hne bookcase, with glass doors
DO marble, centre, dining, aud Other tables
damask window curtains,
Walnut sidebosrd, bureaus, and washstaHls
China glass and erockery which hne
white French dinner and French china
white and gilt lea and coffee set
A full set OF cut glassware knives and forks, &c.
Fine Brussels, ingram, and stair carpets
0ilcloth, dTugget, and hearth rugs
BIonLed halrack, shovel and ongs tenders
One hne walnut and cottage chamber set
fne fancy painted and Powered do
Three iron bedseads, hair mattress, aud bedding
Cherry wardrobes, bureaus, and washstands
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves
With large excellent kitchen requisites,
Terms All of $50, cash. $50, credit of 90 and 80
days, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT
Mar lid Auctioneers.
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ERENCH's HOTEL of Frankfort street and
City Han square, Opposite City Hall and Park
New York city, by the subscriber, May !,
si9 and red and furnished August 1854 He that for
unent, only, which gratis They
through silver plated cocks There but bed
room, every floor viii be
during npht This hotel
be ordered spacious
spe refceIoy immediate vicinity
tile bushes. and the principal places Of amusement
Dec --d3n X. FRENCH.
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United states Mails.

United States Mails.
DROPOSALS carrying United
following day of April the 3olh day
June,
The 18th day Of March be decided by the day.
Bainbdge, Ga, Chaitahooche Ocheesee, Yves
Winton, Rckoes Bluff, lola, and Fo Gadsden, Appa
lachlcola, Florida, 900 back three a week
18th October 18th June of each year, and twice
week residue.
From 18th October to 18th June.
Leave cambridge Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
Arrive IA Appaachicoa days by IL am
Leave Appaacheola Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. b,
l0pmj
Arrive at Bainbridge days by pm.
From 18th June 10 l5th October.
Leave Bninbrdge Sunday and Wednesday ats am;
Arrive Appaacbicoa days by III M
Leave Appaaclcola Monday Thursday at 10
Arrive at cambridge days by 10
Proposals invited for week service from 18th
October to 18th June of each year ... .##.
NOTES.
Bidders should conveyance intended. Mai
conveyed without CHARGE the be lei
COACH steamboat Deduction will be made
and fines imposed for those
In all particulars The Post
Office He alter SEIZED
provided allow additional stock made
change and months of
service dispensed with No extra will be
above stated TO be short stated.
proposals should addressed the Second Assistant Post
Mail proposals 3540 be
guarantee responsible persons
S'A''''''' $50 : S. D. HUBBARD
Postmaster General.
Posr orror DEPARTMENT, February 8, 1883.
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Proposals n Drcdge Tug-Boat and scOvvs, for
Dredging by the Cubic Yard I'm the Savannah
river, Georgia.

EsoIsEER DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, February %, 1885,
3oh March 1889 for delivery Savannah
Georgia. OF dredging machine tug boat and four
The dredse be capable OF raising and delivering into
working day OF Ten h.urs The dredsed sand
sand and son mud mixed the depth Of water varying frym seven
The tide * The dedgc bulk the
ey esn ss ap% psns he to and he
o aUn uosed ~ve M
ounkers capable Of holding 1sen tons and 'mh orse Tbs
IN complete working order and the ons viii state the das
S ss 20 s "a ss
for this purpose The drsdae and is equipment 70 be mooIea
as 70 i, neanes Al The ooa,seaors expense which les, must
be satisfactory and conforming to the conditions OF
The sleam-tus the substantial
70 be provided with cabin 70, ihs persons required
or locust framed with he her plank Of the se.,
pine workmanship 10 be done n uos.nia' manner .s
@ ss each 80 %,
way 10 move without tug
pse ground tackle and ~ e9upss o. every decnpuo. whatever
The dumping to be my feet length BY ..'esn IN
with two valves forming well windass for
The valves bits at the bow and stern Of sr By I inch white
ern pine oak cedar locust and securely @
IN ihiesne.., securely fastened to the deck.
The price Of dredg Of the tug and scow must sep
No payment WILDE Of ,us
prescribed and received when The contractor viii be paid fu
offering dedse and viii
Sae s,en,sd the Of similar
subjected and where
and depth from which I, wa. missed n:min The
had in regard the
The dime dredse should he gwen with de
@ Of s. s.0 e e and
e diameter o. cylinder and ens o. on' s piston n .a
drawings should be forwarded Of the drcdse compe
Further pscai. may by corresponding
j. y. Gimer corps OF engineers. Savannah, Georgia 3
The dredging proposed TO be done the Savannah river pnc
paly points, "Wrecks "GaTden !"
about miles above and
further the river The be dredrcd from
sand mired; and depth
from feet low The dredsed
the hundred
deon hundred yards, and then
ing valves the bottom Of The wells Of the be taken
wharves by and the shore
arrangements propeors sf
the scows for the 6ilins thus furnished.
Sealed proposals will be dredging the
for half the furnish
boat, ting, expense dredging al
by the Of the materials be deposited ~
such points he indicate within the distance men
toned from the other agent OF the
government charge VIII ersmins IN detail
the operations often be necessary TO secure inc m"
fu6ment Of the contract In particular
Partial will he made from time W TIME IN he progress
o the work based estimates OF me number o. cubic ysrd
value Of the done will be
until
removed when the retained
Further particulars may corresponding
j. v. Glmer corps Of engineers, Savannah, G.orEa
Brig. Gen. and Colonel Engineers.
To he inserted in Insirepcer Republic Usiop wash
Daily News, Philadelphia Enquirer Erpre
New York whie Troy, " vi Boston Courier daily for
10 be III. Engineer Department.
e-d2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-18

CINCINNATI, March l6,-The boiler OF tho steamer Bee
exploded today on the Ohio river, al West Franklin below
Evansville smith, one of the pilots and Bryan the stew
ard. were killed Reeder, another pilot Stark, the first
clerk and four deck hands, dangerously scaded
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-18

Nav YoRH, March H.-Madame Sontag has determined
TO visit Philadelphia prior tue uhlment of her other en-
gagements She will leave week. and appear in
round Of admirable operas Il is understood that she pro
poses visiting Baltimore.