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TaylOr's Temperance Hotel.

TglHE Proprietor takes this opportunity to In
= form the Temperance community and the
public in general. that he still continues, as he
has done for the last six years. to keep the above
named house on strictly Temperance principles.
Thankful for past fayors. would again invite
all who want quiet, comfortable and cheap
house, while stopping in the City. to give him .
call. This house is well located for business
men, being No 2s Coartlandt-Street near
Broadway, and thMlandng Of most of the Steam
boats and Rail roads in the CITY
ELDAD TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Ne,c York, 1858. 22-6m.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
Warrenton Female Institute.
WARREN COUNTY, N. C

WAhhE.S OUUNI1, N. =.
1DHE twenty-fourth semi-annual session of this
4 Institution will commence on Monday the
Sd of january next. Charges as before. Pu-
pills are received at any time and charged from
the time of entrance.
Terms S62, 90 per session for Board and En-
glish tuition. Ancient and Modern Languages,
Musi:, Drawing. and Oil Painting at former
rates. Vocal Music and Ornamental needle
work gratis
Circulars containing the fullest information
will be sent to those applying
GRAVES g. WILCOX
Wafrenton, Dee. 2, 1882 T-l2w
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Glen.Anna Female Seminary.

MISS MARlNDA BRANSON, PnnC1Eal.
II OCATION.-Elevenm miles east of Lexington, in
1 Davidson CO., N. c., six miles from Normal Col
lege, and eigl from the Fayetteville and Western
Plank Road.
ADVANTAGES.-A healthy situation, good wa
ter, ample grounds, groves, gardens and orchards,
with great variety of fruits; moral and indus
trious neigbborhood; vicinity to a church in which
there is almost weekly service the Sabbath /;
lowness of the terms: removal from temptations to
extrayagant expenditure; nearness to Normal Gel
lege, to which parents who have children of both
sexes may send their sons, when their daughters
come to Glen Anna. The LITERARY department is
under the control of the Rev. President Deems of
Greensboro Female College, to which Institution
Gen-Anna has been preparatory SC iool for sever
al years. This fact is guarantee for the charac-
tor of the school
TERMS.-Board, Sc a month. Tuition in the
primary class Sc, for q session of five months for
those who study Grammar and Geography So; for
those in the higher branches $40; Music $19, with
no additional charge for the of the instrument
The pupils pay from the time they enter, and all
accounts to be closed at the end of the session
The present session will terminate the third Thurs
day in July.
| REFERENCEs.-Thef following gentlemen have
or have had, daughters wards at the School
In Davidson, DR.. b L BeaU, John w Thomas, 1
| Hepler, Y Hoorer, Haley Bro,cn and Wm Thomas
Esgs.; In Randolph, A G Clarke, d Bro,on,
! Branson and John Coltranc Esqs.; In Montgomery
e Stafford, b W Simmons Esqs.; In Rowan, S .
Peelsr, Esq. In Stanly JF KIRK, Esq; In Iredell
p Campbell, Esq; In Richmond, Va, DR. " Y
! Parker. The Principal also begs leave to refer t
the following gentlemen Prest. Deems, Greensboro
Prcst Croren, Normal College J A Worth Esq
Fayetteville; D Freeman, Esq, Stoply Co.; &c
Wilson, Esq. Mocksvale Req G w Try, Waiter
boro', s. g.; Wm Burney, Esq, Wind Hit Rev
" Carlisle, Cokesbury, s. c.; and " Kendall Esq
Fair Grore, ". c.
The Post Office of the Principal is Fair Grove
! Davidson County, n. C.
I ADriI I2 1853 3I-2n n
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMFY
OF PHILADELPHIA.

OE PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW ARRAN NGEMENT.~ ~Da
This Company Is now running regularly the
three superior Steam Ships
City of Richmond, Capt. Mitchell.
Pennsylvania, Capt. Baymore.
Virginia, Capt. Teal.
And one OF these splendid Steamers will leave
Richmond and CRY Point, every Monday and
Friday, md Norfolk every Tuesday and SsuT-
day, loI Philadelphia.
Returning, leave Philadelphia every Wednes-
day and Saturday, at ID O'Clock, a. m.
Shippers by this Line may rely upon low
freights and quick dispatch.
Passengers will find every attention paid TO
their comfort, and meet accommodations unsur-
passed by any otherrout
Passengers from Richmond and Petersburg So
and from Norfolk $6, meals included
g { ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond,
5 ROWLETT, HARDY & Co. Petersburg.
THOS. p. CROWELL, Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRIDGE, General Agent,
North wharves, Philadelphia,
Passengers and Freight for PhiIadel ph,a. via
Petersburg, must be at the Depot of the Appo-
mattox Rail Road Company, by 10 o'clock, a .
m, on the days OF sailing.
! ROWLETT, HARDY & co.
| Petersburg, April II, 1853. 12-
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
MOTIGE7
NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSl

II. ]. BIGGS & CO., take pleasure in announ-
II clng t. rhelr friends and the Public in gener-
al. that they are now receiving their Spring and
Summer goods consisting Of fine lot OF French
and Engilsh Cloths, Casslmers and vestlngs o.
the latest style. 4 beautiful lot Of White Silk
and Satin vestings, and Cravas for Balls and
Parties. White Linen Drilling and Navy Duck,
for Summer Pants
HI kinds Of Ready Made Clothing both Of
their and of Northern Manufacture very
fine and cheap. .4iso, Youths and Boys Clothing,
and dressing gowns.
Fine Moleskn and Beaver, black and Drab
Hats Of the very best manufacture.
The latest style dress Shirts Of The most ap-
proved cut. Gauze Silk and .Merino undershirts
and Drawers for Spring and Sumner.
Gloves Collars, Pnckef Hankcfchiefs, Cravats
| and Stocks. IN greal varieties
Their stock will be constantly supplied with
| the latest arrivals. The very finest assortment
of Taiors trimmings on hand
I'll or'ters thankluliy received and promptly
| e1eeuted. al garments, made to order and
warranted 10 fit
Call at No. 10,
Fayetteville st. Raleigh, y. G.
| April Il, 1853. 3l-4v
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
THE BIBLE STANDARD OF TEMPERANCE.
BY REV. JOHN T. WALSH, N D.

BY REV. JOHN T. WALSH, D.
This work is now out of press and ready for
delivery. 1t is an able argument in favor of
temperance, and fully refutes the notion, that
the B BILE authorizes the use of ardent spirits
as beverage. Let the friends of Temper
ance give it wide circulation. 1t should be
placed in the hands of every protesting Chris
tian. 1t will be furnished, postage.tree. to Di-
visions, churches, or individuals, at the follow
ing terms, viz: So for 25 copes-$6 for So
$l for 100, &c. Send in your orders at once,
addressed to JOHN I. WALSH, NJ. d.
NASHVILLE, Pitt Co. N. c..
Or A. NJ. GoRMAN. Rlleigh
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
TO THE PUBLIC.
A PERFECT LUXURY IN SUMNER
AMI {VTNrrTD

AND WINTER!
III E subscriber has on hand a supply OF the
- best quality of curled hair, and IS still man
ulacmrng a superior quality of hair Mattresses
He would respectfully inform the Public, that be
can furnish themwith the best articles in his line
cheaply as they can be bought in New York
Persons from The nelghboring villages and coun.
ties who have therefore sent North can provide
themselves with good an article ct the sub
scriber's, and at as low price as he is prepar-
ed TO and will furnish them, at The shortest no.
tice, at prices ranging from 81 10 $50.
ALSO.
Constantly on hand the much improved Shuck
and Cotton Mattresses, at the lowest prices
Also, sofas, lounges, &C.. manufactured in various
styles. Repairing of sofas, easy-chairs. and
renovatlns old Natrasses. Sc, done with neat
ness and despatch. All orders thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended to.
My Ware-Room is on Fayetteville ST., three
doors above the Marlborough House
]. HENRY HARRIS.
Upho'sterer and Mattress Maker.
BeA- Good Feathers taken at the highest
prices in exchange for Mattresses.
Raleigh. Feb 22. 1889. pa -2Es
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Boots, Caters, Slippers, Shoes &c.
HENRY PoMER

= IL Il
ENRY PORT ER,
FAYETTEVILLE ST, RALEIGH, n. c..
yilHE subscriber is now in receipt Of his
L Spring stock of GOuds. selected in person
wIth great care, III various Northern cllies,
which he believes superior TO any ever before
utfei ed IN this market, and respectfully sollcils
an examination by the public. His stock
comprises every character, variety and size,
from that Of Dol to seventy-four.
For THE LADIES, he has s,'me new styles
Of SLIPPERS and BUSKilNS, very beauti-
tul and tasty; CATERS OF elegant material
and finlsh-and WALKING SHOES hand
some and durable. In a word, every pedal
luxury and necessary may be found al his ex-
| tensive establishment.
| And the Gentlemen have not been forgot
ten. His stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, GAL
TIERS aud MATERIALS for manufacture,
IS unsurpassed and he is therefore prepared
10 furnish them with any aud every thing in
their line-coslly and elegant, as we'll as cheap
and useful.
HIS stick for MISSES and BOYS is full
and choice.
As 10 Prices, he has articles at all rates
from 80 cents to $3 for the Ladies-and the
Gentlemen, as cheap or costly as they may
require.
A full stock nf FURNISHING MATERI
AIS on hand, for sale low to the trade. Cal
and examine.
~ Having greatly extended his business
and removed 10 the great thorough of trad
in our city, viz: Fayetteville street, srconc
door from Pescud's Drug Store. he hopes Il
receive, as he is determined To merit, the lib
eral patr"nage of a generous community
His motto is Live, and let live and h
hopes TO he enabled 10 carry tout.
- His Manufacturing Department is ful
and compieie-the best and most skilfuis work
men-superior materials, and derermnain
to give satisfaction, he hopes will secure "a
him generous patronage. Thankful for pas
favors, he respectfully snlici,s contnuatio
of the same. HENRY PORTER.
Fayetteville S
Raleigh, April II, 1853. 3I-l
N. B. wish it particularly understood, IA.
, warrant every article sell.
JOB PRINTING.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
.AAxltlA12LUAN 8 IzLDELal1o
CHI HARLOTTE, ~. G.
BY ALEXANDER BETHTTNE

"A IN offering my services to the travel
H. ing public as the proprietor of the 'mer.
- lean Hotel, will refrain from all unne.
cessary boasting, but will assure those who STOP
with me- that nothing which personal efforts on
my part can accomplish to cS8tribate to their
comfort will be left undone. The building:
have all been thoroughly repaired and furnish
ed with entirely new furniture.
1t is situated within about three hundred
yards of the Depot. The Stage Office is kept al
this Hotel. The Northern Stage arrives and
departs daily, the Western Sage tri-weekly.-
Being Agent at this place, travellers passing vii
receive all the attention thai am able to be
stow. My motto is, study to please
4. BETHUNE.
Feb Il, 1853. 23-t
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
P9EP'g G8gEg}GRa,
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE,


FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
To Hiss NJ. w. of Va.
on RECEIVING FRIENDSHIPS BOOM"
This gift were needless to secure
To thee dominion Ger my soul;
Thy constant presence will ensures
Submission to thy mild control.
For time cannot oblitcratc,
Nor Lethe's waves that darkly roll,
Thy mem'ry, blended with my fate,
Thy beauty, mirrOred in my soul
Yet as pledge of thy esteem,
This beauteous token receive
With gratitude; for it doth seem
To bid expiring hope revive.
Should Ger my heart inconstant prove,
a thing | never could forgive
This gift would soon restore its love,
And cause thy power to revive.
It shall be dcarer to my heart
Than all, save her who gave it me;
1t shall constant JOY impart,
A constant source of comfort be.
When cares hang heavy on my soul,
And SORROWS on my spirits weigh,
Twill Danish care, my griefs console,
And all my gloomy fears allay.
Would forget my present woe,
In the remembrance Of the past;
Would that sweet excitement know
That thrilPd me when saw thee last.
Would recall the prospects fair,
Hope once presented to my view;
Which were but castles built in air,
And vanished like the morning dew.
This gift talisman shall prove,
Restoring youths elysian dream,
Rousing the smouldering fires of love,
First kindled by thine eyes bright bean
Yes, should dark clouds around me lowe
And hope withdraw her transient ray
This token with its magic power,
Will shed light about my way.
Though 'gainst me earth shall be array
And men my woes Indifferent view,
Refusing sympathy or aid
This shall assure me thou art true
ARAMIS.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

mHE Subscriber most respectfully announces
Z to the Public that he has made arrangements
to keepa
MECHANICS BOARDING HOUSE.
It is his intention to pay strict attention to
the comfort Of all who may favor him with their
patronage He begs leave TO say that none need
apply except those Of good habits.
PATRICK MCGOWAN.
Raleigh March Is. 1853 28-w3m.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
Huntsville High School,

THE Third Session of this very fiourishing
Institution will commence on the Sth of April
next. The School will continue under the SUI
perintendence of Rev. S. d. ADAMS The
Trustees feel fortunate in securing the services
of Miss ANN E. VANCE another session. as
Principal Teacher in the Female Department.
H., -, Sooeinn q E Erne Mnnth
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04
DON'T FORGET.

WEE7 HEN you want any thing in the way Of
VI EARDW ARE, to call at Rich'd Smiths
old stand. on the corner, and buy We bodght
the Goods to sell in few months, and thew
must 20 at some price III sorts Dry Goods we
are selling far below their worth, to close the
stock. EVANS d COOKE.
March S53 90
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-04

Those entering school, will invariably be
charged tuition, excepting in case of sickness,
from the time of entering till the close of the
session.
Boarding can be had in good families, at from
FIVE to six dollars per month"; everything found.
The following is one of the By Laws of the
Institution: NO profane or obscene language,
sabbah breaking, drinking ardent spirits, or
freqmemting tnhere they are made or sotd, fight
ing quarreling, shall ae allowed upon the
part of any member of this school"
1t is very important that those who intend
coming to school, should enter when the session
is organized.
Burnsville is a healthy location, and fer
pleasGntness there are few, if any, places equal
to it in the summer time. What fine place
to study. NJ. P PENLAND, Pres't.
J.B WOoDFTN, Secretary.
Nlarah g, 1853 sa4-eT
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E A MS & G o O K Ell!
Id A
Mosrs. H. L. z. i

Forget it not-forget it net.
March a, 1853. So
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Navy Drr.RrxrsT,
Bureau Of construction Equipment Repsrs May s sa
SEALEo PROPOSALS (eHdoed proposals for Tank roa) viii
be ee,cs M, Of The 27rh day Of
ne,on D. free Of and ss % The United states. the @
Of he hes, American iron, required to make III
s7scvo pound. plate iron quarter inch thick
inside Of head. and i've eighth.
900 poand' Of boiler hyet two ssa .ns 9uaf inches Ions
1 500 pounds OF -eishth- inch rouna iron
All the said be delivered OF before the last Of September
next
that win stand tso-nch hange
from bscrs be correctly TO size and kept straight and
without cracking such break or crack must be replaced BY and
Satisfactory approved ty the eOmmandan, Of
Schedule Of the iron viii be furnished nsyysrd
contract which, conditions win expressly provide
that in case be shall IN any respect @ 70 perform me contract The
void without affecting the night the said United states oecover
ssfaa sss be made ~ the eon,aeo, IL delivering ali any
article. contracted fr Of The quality and At the me and place
pay Unisd States quidaed damages,
damages may be recovered from hey accrue.
The Of each item must be d-nc carried out and 'he
gate Of the whole correctly footed
Approved estimated amount Of the contract
per eoniur addition viii be Withheld
paym,n, collateral security Coz ~ faithful pe.onaoee Ninety
OF each b approved tnpcss BY the commandsnt
q the said viii be paid by the agent the Pon, Of
Every offer accompaniedp tl,s
pon'sy o. The o. 70 be certified 70 y
bureaul that The offer accepted bidder bd-rs viii with
in after the the contract the once d.sg
mated and sufficient
thesicics proposed,
which imhodicd The law
u 10Th hugu. 1896 rb the consideration Of all proposals.
accom- by such gu.
particularly cautioned offers
required business
their being opened before the day appointed
Al Offers not made ia strict conformity with this in
particular will he considered recied the option o. the
The pepon offer be accepted ~i be
u6.d, and forwarded without dery.
offering the Office through
which they desire 20 be addressed and me navy agent to whom the
shall be
Al editors this Advertisement will he
ciny BY bureau win he p.id
MAY ls-law.w
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BE UNION: WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. MAY o. 1853.
nouss o. RgrKEsEsTArisx UsIr1D srArgs,
Clerks once, NAV i4th i-oJ

nousg OF RErREsEsrArsEs usirID SrArEs,
Clerks once, May Itth, 1883
August. eGtied making sppropna
objects have besn usually
appropriation bills without authority Of law
aud for incidental expenses OF he departments and
Offices Tor other Paosxswhich said lln
section 8 as follows;
she ~ lad GAsr saaosa, That stationery Of
and ali stationery printing ofeysr nature
OF
departments Washington, including all
ony blanks, and mad furnished
DC furnished and performed BY
est bidder as follows secretary senate The clerk OF te
tbs head each
Post Office establishment
leeto the house establishment Tie Postmaster General
purpose, respectively
weeks The pmcp~ published
where such articles be urnshed such printing
sealed proposals furnishing uch whole
doing ueh
specified job eIeof be done such place. specifying
such advertisement amount aud
kind 10 be done and shall
specified
making presence
and The offering furnish class of such
ces perform specified portion job Of said work
the thereof under
exceeding twice
doing the aud In bidder
fail and such security
reasonable be nred such
shall lowest bidder, who shall
give such security And in
contract shall
fixture specified in such qudated damages
Tor the the United States IN any court having jurisdiction
thereof #r& U. s E
Monday, day tut all
will be opened for uhins the articles o
specified Of the House OF Representatives
during the Thirty consreeaeh article 10 be approved by The
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WasLinylos city, Aph 80 1859
sealed viii otcs nnui
ia a. Tuesday The 3s day Of My ia ios Sahang sna
sup . vessel % es sGape'ss rs." ,II me s.oy,
OF The Department A New YORK 'o one - PC IS
liyersd a no.ton for one 70 ?. delivered 81
from an side q sn poe. 70 ns s.s .a - ~ hos om
timber sake 90 TOP q hean u sst sonnass ABOUT m
uau .ss same us -, oaa So 10 be
may be designated by hs sn'
Leosh pependleus bieai, Of beam mould
ed q fee, inches depth o. hold from zoe Of TIMBER 'uA 0p
The white be OF the best seacoas moe ana e so"
satisfactory the board il will be AZ ls
decline accept Of them and no eenae. m' pc
Secretary OF The Treasury !.
gagged in ship building and each o must be y @
OF responsible sureties os e 'ah iu
named, with the sum for which the
bidder purposes 10 build aud equip her, @ S
bidder evidence thai there no hi'ake a. "
No conform to the require
drawing OF The vessel contracted furnished the
contractor which he will be required 10 adhere sey 70
BY Officer viii be assgnsdto The duly
, board with The aprova Of The Secretary INC
ss conformity and Of
wee % s. an 1se w"e saa aaord BE-
The printed specifications by wic The vessels are 70 pc
part be hat application 70 me
so,a q T. s n Nsrst % - a. IL.
TON New Bedford EdsAown Mas
BY calling at the office The so.,.n New
York W%s,on Ella si q s s Soa WASH
ngton city ,., "a .,,.... ~.
opening lime and hereinbefore specified
All must be seated and endorsed poposas yo' Ss
dressed 10 The secretary Of the lighthouse BOARD treasury
- THORNTON A. JENKINS.
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebs non.

Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, fion Abraham Caruhers,
Il judge. OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green late Of judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brnm6ed l.. Ridley oft
Judges Cautn.rs ana Green dew
the school.
Plan Of Instruction. Il Daily Nominations % each class
ert No regular lectures
daily lessons IN the progress of IN. examinations
Neeky mnot courts Of GO law and equity IN which
dents commences suits Of fac rose
o ana prosecute me m ush MI The knewn in sc'us
prssuce The eases are framed 10 then 10
aeeas wis records snt Il, b.
oeee IN me ttas 80" OF taken hy appeal
supreme moot courf hch held mcnthl the ard 10
pnee ~ Tue cod az even The students
ms Jurors, circuit jodg ehanccer and la other
paciics connected wi n tb.,r sat..
sessions The ar tho third Monday
emoer and ends nlrd THURSDAY W tehaa Tbs s~cra
Thursday In Juiy, 80
Expenses s.ssreaca ee SO savsness eon,iurvn,
re 81 hosfdsr So Ntaaen- FURNISH
which can be D al IN N. t.ssssa bookstores.
dents enter .dvssees ess No Previous required
no scre ace t,st sesais classes, Students
any tinas diving the collegiate sosN
Ihcsn smeot legislature eeaeectta with the school.
NnmeeF I" student. the eel'exsss. e.xA,y-sis
EpGkkf g. CAkrTHKRs,
feei-ceN President board of Trustees
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Proposals. for Erecting Marine Hospital at Evans
willie, Indiana.

TsHasuRv DEPARTMENT, March rs, 1851
PROPOSALS be received this department until the ash
II O'clock for the OF the
hospital Indiana according plans and spec
this department. said
the whole building separate Tor the differ
the rgh reject The
invited should the o. the United states
the Of The work done and
tsa,d nnosnt 20 be
81 superintendent will be paid from
proceeds and dheen cent retained
completion the and the acceptance Of e work.
Sc, by the superintendent.
only builder. or mechanics
thereof other except by consent
Treaury will be forfeiture OF the same
Every proposal be accompanied ny written guarantee
sisnd tcsHed TO he $40 by the attorney
81 he United srstes district judge for the said ac h'i e
bidder required proposal be accepted enss into
ntset and nen, tn the sum OF
sts.Nn, for ia faithful performance.
specifications. be examined
,uchinr the proposed work be oe'a'ned an
20 ms department, the ofRce oi the superintendent
.r rssnssiie s'er 'hc soh Of April
fnn~she To department, addressed 10 the
~ s ifrasny. endorsed Proposals for Evansville
~, A. :, md viii he opened q O'Clock, the
shall be present - - F - - f"
- ..,,.e JAMES GUTHRIE,
M''N' seere,ary q the Treasury.
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rHOCOIATE. Cocoa. and Rrov~. Wv p,rrp M :.
" nd Vanilla 49,.
have been swsded ch.f
the urtcn m sale BY all the p.iscps in
the United States. snd BY their SCENTS =
Has.sy 4 Murrsy New YORK Tw.r., Phs,sS.rAi.
Thoma. W. Rrundss~ Kennel Dudley.
- - WALTER BAKER \ CO.
Ap3-diy pcvchsser, Mas
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TN cor,ry h the Code Of Virginia Of ists sel section
49, do hereby whom that
dated
inc 9sb Apr received the land csce the
y7,h dsy of Apr held the sh day of April
following which John -sc~sr ed ssh" mas oeen
found 10 his Commonwealth, Wa
situated an INC ea sas o. sfte
bounded estate 81 the tate n q tgr
on Mcwsipe eco. and on the
-. h, Inc pocc of the plat
rcrrrfed To contain one acfe Inc s.
property comprises bat one os ard ne same property o
when N. susan Io,t life by
Of in hs 1884, resr~sng 70 her me
q. n. PARKER
Acn-,svsw Reg Lsrd Once.
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NAV
yEALEp PROPOSALS will received this untl ~
O'Clock m wednesaay sh ~ June furnishing
in CAPITOL before
hundred anthracite
Also,
wood 10 b.
yard sawed sd properly packed away,
the approval
d airy.
faithful
articles the satisfaction Of the Secretary
viii be required.
endorsed
be directed the Of the Senate Wsshnrfor
May l5-lsw3~ Intel, Republic, Eve. starl
SHAwLa, sHAWLsi-YERBy, TEBBs, 4 YERRY have
- this day opened large lot of spring
part, Of e
50 susi figured Cashmere for a.. worth a.
10 DO do do for 4,
30 do DO do br 4 Do
With general of cheap ranging from
81 81 up Can and examine the Of 7 sna Penn
syivsna svenue
Apa-dtvif