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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

I s5fFlz FOR OSTON-First VesseI.-The SUI
| .sfsz peror clipper schooner MISSIONER, Nick err
SON master having portion Of her engaged and
going on board will sail with all possible dispatch.
balance ofreight ssage having superior
| dations, apply to
/
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

<EA FUR SALE PRIV ATEL Y.-That hand
some and desirable Private Residence situated
the corner of LIST and Marshall Streets containing II
very best material and handsomely finished Posses.
sion be had in thirty days. Terms liberal Apply
to w. BOOTRIG HIT in.
Also for sale prvately,a very handsome vacant Lot,
adjoining the above named property Apply to
je 2-1m W. BOOTRIGHT JR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

IN Il Il q. ~ ALCBEOxlOI. AND PURE
L " SPIRITS, afoat and for sale to arrive
WILLS & LOMBARD,
apo 142 Main at.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
NOOLsCAP. LITTER AND Hill pa

II PER.-JAMES wOODHOUSE. late Nash *
Woodhouse has for sale large stock of Paper compri
sing every variety usually derived of English French
and American Manufacture.
The chocestqualities may always be obtained at his
establishment, together with supplies of the medium
and lower priced grades. selected with for their
qualify and cfeapness je Ii
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

<fttfee EOK NEW YORK-First Vesset-VIR-
sSSsE:G GINA LINE OF RICHMOND AND YORK
PACK ETS.-The clipper schooner HAxALL. Oliver
chichester, Commander, having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged, and going board will sail with
al possible dispatch For balance of freight passage
having superior accommodations, apply to
je l3 DAVID CrRRJE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

A excellent stock of eut glass Decanters, Bow u.s.
N Celleres, Go5ets Tumblers &C. In point of price
andquality feel assured that the above articles will
compare favorably with any other house in the Union
my % ID EVANS. III Main a.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

By order OF the Commssloher5 OF Streets generally
w GILL,
je l5-td City Engineer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-30
"a THR1LLING NARRATIVE.

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nile ne a.s yss ~ .ne a.. =, conoral nei
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-30
J POETRY.
\ DIRGE FOR THE BEAUTIFUL.
ny D. ELLEN cooDmAN.

Softly, peacefully,
Lay her to rest,
Place the turf lightly
On her young breast,
Gently, solemnly,
~ Bend Ger the bed
Where ye have pillowed
Thus early her head.
Plant young willow
Close by her grave
z-s Let-its-long branches
Smoothly wave.
Irvine a sweet rose tree
! Over the tomb.
Sprinkle fresh buds there
Beauty and bloom.
Let bright fountain,
Limpid and clear,
m Murmur its music,
Smile. through tear
= ~ Scatter its diamonds
Where the loved lies,
Brilliant and starry,
Like angels eyes.
Then shall the bright birds
On golden wing
Lingering ever
& s. Murmuring sing.
Then shall the soft breeze
Pensively sigh,
~ Bearing rich fragrance
And melody by.
Lay the sod lightly
Over her breast
Calm are her slumbers,
Peaceful her rest.
Beautiful, lovely,
= She has been given,
A fair bud to earth, ~,
To blossom in heaven.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-30

As the sweetest rose grows upon the
sharpest prickle--so the hardest labors
bring forth the sweetest repose.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-30

give bond for the faithful discharge of his
duties, and allow him such compensation
as they may think reasonable.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27
THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

weekly Journal Of pages, edited by Richard
Willis which the musical and writers
make their medium communication with the
public during 2s Gas WORTHY Of the
best h kinds; brilliant and instructive
complete Of familiar harmony which
anybody understand of attractive musical read
sketches celebrated musicians musical his
criticisms Of musical publ
very musical
and Incident both foreign and domesic the whole
most Of
possible obtain The Of cho and Of ladies wish
but who living music Stores
pecially attended to.
copy, 3d. copies S. five copies, soi and
sending club OF for his trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times
257 Broadway, New York.
JouRsALThe subscribers publish The
Monthly elegan, journal Of each
(makins
OF musical reading The
Monthly Musical Gazette designed for the especial benefit Of the
musical knowledge
simple ssd whose that should
be furnished az the cheapest possible rate.
Terms One SO three copies 81 ten copies, %
an copy for his trouble Address DrKR WILLIS.
BClerymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
at five
obtain subscribers for the above named pubca
tons, Liberal commission allowed.
IL subscribe, the volume begins
first OF January, 1858.
Jan l3-d3m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

JUVENILE BEoJEsT.-We have received small but
valuable present through the kindness OF MIR Hobook,
from the skill OF several young hands in this city Il an
architectural cabinet" consisting OF the specimens of
the materials Of the national public buildings in Wash
ingon. They not only show the materials Of these nun
lie buildings, but OF public and other buildings in this and
other countries in all ages Of the world also the mate
rails Composing the great body OF the earth They hence
furnish comprehensive and rich lesson both on areh
lecture and geology.
Granite, matbe, and sandstone are the three great
formations shown by this neat te cabinet -Four OF the
specimens are from the borders OF the Potomac Gness
tsaiy grane) from FIVE miles, sandstone for the Smith
sonian twenty FIVE and padding Tor the pillars in
the Representatives chamber in the CAPITOL sixty miles ny
the rivers sandstone for the old Capitol, fifty miles down
the river Fine granular marble for the enlargement
from Lee Berkshire county, Massachusetts,; crystazed
or spsrry marble for the Monument from Baltimore
county. Maryland and granular marble for the
Post Office, from Weschester county, New York. The
specimens neatly arranged and labeled, specifying
their respective uses.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from July
L. 1855, inclusive, the following route In
received the contract eflce
the Post Department city Of Washington, until
the April decided Both Of April, 1883
No. a246 Yorkvile, by Hickory Grove Harmony Boydton
Cherokee Iron Works. Coopersvile, Datonsvile Lime
stone Spring, Thckety Fork Aoutic, and Hurricane &c
spartanburgh H. South Carolina, 50 miles and back
week.
Leave Yorkyile every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
utl, p. m;
Arrive at spartanburgh G. ii. next days by ], p. m,
Leave SpasnbuIgh O. II. every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6, a. M;
Arrive al Yorkvillc days by 8, a. m.
embracing conditions 10 be IN
deem
proper general of mail dated February
1883 g. ID. HUBBARD
Postmaster General.
Posr oyyIcK DEPARTMENT March 3, 1853.
March 5--law4w
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by >. c. REQUIRE. Aaes,o....r.

w ELL-KEPr FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
aaeuoa.on Thursday morning. March "a IN O'Clock,
shall Hon r. Kennedy street,
between 7 and le all the furniture and household effects there
In, consisting Of
Rosewood satin covered French sofa nd diyans
Do do aImehaIs, music chair
DO marble top sofa table
Mahogany worsledeovered chairs, rockers otlouaans
DO hair spring seat sofas, efalrs, roekers
Msrbe-top pier tables centre do
-Four sets blue merino window curtains, corncss
French chandeliers, bronze and gilt eandelsbras
2 marble busIs, silver eardssnd
Mantle and table ornaments Shells minerals
Brussels and ingram carpets,
Hatrack, oak hall chars
Hall lamps hall and cafpeing, oIcoh
Ivory handle knives, and forks,
China and glass ware, table linen
Mahogany and walnut dining and side tables
DO sideboards, secretaries, hrescreens
Morocco covered armchairs, writing case
Lace nd cbintz curtains window shades
Dining and chamber chairs
Mahogany md walnut marble top dressing bureaus
Do and painted wardrobes, wsshsands
DO dressing tables, toilet sets
MaTble.top commodes, bidets
Looking glasses, clocks, engravings
Feather beds, holsters, and pillows
Curled hair and husk mattresses
MaTseies bed quilts, D pairs rose blankets
Bed linen, towel rae ks tAth tub
Turkish and three ply chamber carpets rugs
Cooking range coppcrs, jelly and ice-crean mouds
cash that credit otwo and
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auetoncer
fuy-Thc above sale Is unsvoidabIy postponed until
inui'uA'' "-''" % same A' JAS c. MCGUIRE,
March Esd Auciioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

VALUABLE and Improved Farm I'm the vicinity of
Washington for ssieThe undersigned offers "Wood-
Stock the farm which she resides, certainly OF the
valuable highly in the vicinity Washington II lie.
District Columbia about miles from the
leading the and u
Young Addison, Barry
Jenkins bson and the hospital II contains
land about hundred which
cleared and cultivation, and The residue heavily mbeed The
land well enclosed, divided fields
which falling and Large
lime ashes stable and have been used this land
with effect within the last and all
produce hsavy returns There Of bottom
land, well timothy ffy about
in wheat The improvements and Of
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses
gardeners houses barn. and houses and all outhung
the Of the farm Possession Of the farm and
buildings viii b. sven Immediately long credit will he gwen
desired, for portion Of the purchase
For further particulars apply to John Carroll Brent attorney
James Mcclure Pennsylvania
corner Of oh street, where plot Of the be
the premises
Feb lo-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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VALUABLE Farm at private sale The farm which
Mr. w Kirkwood resides having sold auction !.
now for private sale 7o under good fence wen
waered and in high Of cultivation, IN hns
timothy meadow fine apple orchard excellent dwelling
house, and all other buildings II " besutm ocs
ton sir miles from Washington Prince Georges county ws
land, and Bndenshprg be DIVIDED 20 shvan
fsa~ and will he sold 10 suit purchasers Apply 70 NJ kkwooo
the premises Green Scott the corner OF ON street and
Penn.yvars avenue, Washington.
3-Nsw3w
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A CARDIFF Housskeepers and others.We would
"a fully call the attention Of bousekecpers and other
have not fuel sufficient the
and coal, whcA selected with much
tageous circumstances We mink
ting that wood and coal good
found IN the city, and we have quite large stock and wish
dispose OF possible,
business viii offer
wish large Of
who had better a call purchasing
Those Of who obse
us by calling as practicable
JAMES w. BARKER A co,
Feb 1o-2nwlms Corner o a
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SEALED proposal. viii received in the city OF New York until
y 10 3st Of March next for The purchase OF
Ssoo,ooo
of bonds issued BY tha Of North Carolina
These bonds win Of January, 1855 and VIII run
thirty attached and the Interest
Der per annu payable the lst days July and Jan
Jury Of each year
principal will be payable al the Bank o. he ne
York, The purchaser should prefer
10 made pays the OF Norm CaIona.
authority OF the legislature
Of the North carolina
State, all the stock heid W ms
railroad and dividends nom said SOCK
expressly pledged for their redemption.
They press enactment, exempted from taxation
Parties bidding viii please address their letters endorsed
Sealed Proposals North Carolina State bonds 10 he
signed New York. directed 70 the care Of Mess brown p
Rosset, 100 Front street, New York. -
The bids will be opened in The Bank OF the Republic
3lst Of March the Of a. La
bank and j. Brown and DAVID
Freeman, Bidders also be present
Successful bidders will be required informed OF inc
acceptance OF their bids deposle bank the amount OF Their
the credit oil
tea of the Stale OF North Carolina.
This depose made either in the bank OF the republic
bank North Carolina, the
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina.
Feb l3-2awt3lsMar
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Union HOTEL Georgetown, ID. C.-Th. and co
house, having thoroughly repaired
for the accommodation OF guests.
subscriber invites the patronage Of the public and hos
who be Of hoapitabe
option such comforts will
compare fsvoraby with the the
District elsewhere.
omnbue. constantly pas. and from the CAPITOL running until
III O'Clock At night. W. NJ. FITZHUGH,
Msr 81
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A Chance "a make Mcuey-froua ~ IN elo per
dshy person. ncudns females in either town OF coon
highly useful discovery Of universal de-
msnd which will forward return 81 ms on enclosing u TO
n. York. This chance for
Dents clerks invsd. wishing make
mnedisty any Of The United States Apply i'm
medatsly.
Dec 7s-domos
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Proposals . Dredse TuA-Boat and scoS~s or tor
Dredging by the Cubic Yard, In the savannan
river, Georgia.
EsoIsEGR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February ". 1883.


Washington, February s 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS be received at this ONCE until he
so March 1855 for The and Sv. .ss sa
scows all to be OF the best materials.
.eow at e.s, sni cubic yards per hour Or 600 cubic yard.
Working DAY Of ss sa Of %. % sns from sn
feet eighteen feet at low water according 70 locality me rs.
substantial aed The engines must be 80 arranged &
.y can b applied poptns 1s asss 70 ans '% Ss and
other accommodations provided for twelve men, .re rooms coal
delivered savannah, Georgia. with IL machinery
posed delivery ready and ts by the oeer Of en-
such other h :. nay be appointed
pepse Of the Savannah rive
a. % is peribrnanee at The sIpsnss which
be satisfactory and conforming to the conditions Of
The sesm-tus mus, manner
% % number hsr be whit o.s i've
cedar or locust framed with The snn her plank o. the best south
hull and works be painted with three coats 10 havs two
capable being quickly when
psis ground tackle, qup.ss every Description.
Necessary TO n her for The bu-,nes. Of lowing.
width TO have well. feet BY eleven al top and closed
sing valves, Of six by ak inch whis
OAK s,sppsd 70 ss with hs best nrss inch e
tened eouenr around the well one loot height and ou inches
The price Of the ddse Of the tug and Of each 'cow "v
No be made dredse tug
III they shall have been delivered inspected and tested as shove
Offering dedse and equipoen, viii
principle the
chine patented the the paeat~e whether similar
subjected and where and
what the character OF the dfsdsed mat
which rnsed, naming The
10 whom reference can be had regard 70 The .sms
The dimensions hull OF the dredge should be with
tails consreton also the Of the engine for driving We
machinery of the dr.dEe number OF borses Hnd
the diameter OF the cylinder and length Of stroke Of the piston nd
drawings should forwarded Of the dredge complete,
and also Of the dumping
Further Obtained by corresponding win Lieut.
j. " Gimer, corps Of engineers, Savannah, Georgia
Tho be in the Savannah vr pne
pslly "Wrecksm and "Gsrden HANK
and the latter
distance further the The amount be ddred from
the mentioned is about lT0oo cubic yards; the mae
from eighteen feet The dredged matter
be distant from the bars two h"naf"
fifteen hundred and then let into the water again W open
wels Of the scows or os ssssn
bcn Of the same 70 unload
the Cor the 6iug thus furnished
be received above of oreoRng " ue
he removed rom he TWO psrsi
boa. ,g and scos al his the dredging IN All crses
such points a. may be dcsiGnsto
the materials TO be dcrced
he within the maximum distance men
ia charge viii ersmns in d.sl
he necessary 10 secure the shu
fufIu,rnt ~ contract in every particular
be made progress
moved hui twenty per will be
ali the hands Of the until me
contracted for removed when the retained
wilt be- paid 10 the contractor.
particulars obtained by corresponding with Lieut.
!. v. cilmer, OF engineers, Savannah, ceorgis
q.
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Proposals for finishing Portland Harbor Breakwatsr
Maine.


EsotSrts DIrARTsgrT
Washington, February Is, 1853.
THE Gaping will be extended 100
Point and 100 towards the harbor channel II will
will be formed OF head
each 10 less than feet wide passing entirely
through other headers, each feet
long less than wide In the second or top course the
headers will ~ long respectively
which stand will require
leveng different points order hm foundation
Al ballast for this 2ol or 800
the end OF the breakwaier such point as the
experimenting engineer may direct.
be stones Of r last 10 feet Gaping firmly
together by dowes Proposals for
the wall fired price
this office unt the 3oth March, ss3
executed In satisfactory the
me officer In charge.
There sufficient build twenty
OF this wall.
For further information direct Major q. D. Tower
United States army, Portland Maine. -
JOS G. TOTTEN,
Brovet Brig General and Colonel Engineers.
To Republic Inegeneer and Union,
inEon Boston Courier, Boon Portland Advertiser, Portland
daily cspy each containing the
tsement be the engineer department
3-dow
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Ky y. q. MCGUIRE. Auction-.r.

VERY VALUABLE LOT OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MARKET
at sucuonOn Tuesday afternoon, March 90 at O'Clock on
the premises shall sell Of lot No No 3so situated
9th Immediately opposite the Centre Market
immediate nehborhood principal
nkst makes desirable location for kind Of business
. we'll worthy Of the attention Of capitalists.
Terms third cash. the residue In cir twelve and eghtee
months for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS, q, MCGUIRE,
Mmos-d Aucuoncer.
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Positively THE LAST WEEK.
VOYAGE DOWN the MISSISSIPPI,

VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI,
Starting al Iron Pennsylvania every night TX
Wednesday, Saturday afternoons al ~ O'Clock. Warranted
houfs.
St. room fare Last week Of the line Engines fur
nished with patent up and go at safety valves
Baggage and children the at The owners risk
Mar 27-dfw.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

"ApyKsruREs Those of citizens
voyage Mississippi daily lines
starting Iron Hail. enjoy great variety of incidents
Others visit tho of the Upper Mississippi where the
graceful still propelled the hand Of the red man
upon which still heard the
engaged their Dance The rock from which the
Indian maiden leaped attract much attention
incidents this wild, well
bounds OF cvzasn be enjoyed within the short
space of two by ne Remember this is the
al week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

nOx-r FORGET SNYDER, Jr.s. Wine store Ph,-
adsrhis and liquors of rsms
qusy cheap and them early delivered your hoo
freight by Adsms's svrressn OF lrorrnf
'''' " -" sNfoER's q tsdsipni.,
Juu4 "a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

By E. ". sTRATTON, Auct,oneer.
(pennrvirania avenue, Of Ninth sfrsa)
I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON FRIDAY AFTER
April sth, At O'Clock, on the premises de-
sirable land thirty beautiful building
site, market gardening situated
miles from Washington, the turnpike Bsdensbug
in the occupancy Of General George Washington Bowie.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

cOlREE DNNSANTE--L, CARUsI respectfully announce
will give soree Dsnsan,e the Saloon Thursday
evening, March 81, 1883,
Tickets or al places and IN. door
97-a
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VALUABLE Lot NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE FOR SALE
AT AUCTioN.-un Wednesday sfternc on, March 30
O'Clock shall sell the 10, l5
No 49, fronting 20 fecte inches north street.
9Th and 7h by depth ~ 100 feet
Terms One third residue In and - months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctioneer.
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wAsHISGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, BOAT.
= Nn The superior s'esmbo. UNION with nns, comforta
GA%3p bic saloons for the accommodation Of passengers
Hours Of departure this week Lesvss Ai.rsn
fris Al 81, ION, ~, N, IN, and O'Clock.
ssvss washington AK lik !, ~, az, and 81 o'cloct
Mm@-l~ RoLLINa, Captain.