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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-16
DULEs AND REGULATIONS to nov

~ " cbiSo hANh toNo 10 gov
the Central Ohio Rail Road. "
LIST. The wages given for labor ing hands w m
he governed by the prices given the line of said road
notice OF which will he posted up in my Office and ali
other hands as per contract or the usual price given by
me for such work.
cd. All hands and bills will he paid on the first satur.
day after the Goth of every month"; up the 10Th Of Ihe
month. Every hand wishing ie leave the work on
the next pay day must give notice 10TH or he viii
not be paid in full until the next pay day Ii is also rc-
Quesied that all bills for other things an
ensure their payment on pay day.
3d. All persons having Shanties, or other boarding
houses boarding hands for will he allowed 10
keep, or allow 10 be kept, any Whskey, Wine Ale or
other intoxicating drin rs in or about their boarding
houses; nor allowed To keep, harbor, any dsorIerIy
person nor any hand aner they discharged of the
work. BY violation of these rules the kee oT
boarding houses will forfeit whatever money may be in
my hands at the time OF said violation.
4lh. s required that all hands obey all
given by the Superintendent under whom he is work
Ing aud behave peaceaby and conduo
ly, without quarrelng with other hands that may be
employed upon the work, In all cases where hand Ia
known TO fight or quarrel with other hands, on the work
oil the work, II both working for me- the one in fault
will forfeit whatever he may have in my hands
IL both in fault both will forfeit their ages and he
discharged without delay
5ih. ANY hand or hands that may he engaged in any
turnout for wages or anything else will he discharged
aud not allowed 10 be hired again any which
I AIN concerned.
9th. Every hand that come, on the work intoxicated
or is known TO spend his wet days sabbaths in grog
shops, will he discharged BY these rules all persons
viii know what require, aud when pay.
7th. Any Boss Clerk. or superintendent on the work
not reporting any violation Of these Rules, well known
10 him, will be discharged as soon as known by
July LIST, is5s,--sm.
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NTANTEn "A nnnlher or exnerienrci

Ny ANTED A number OF experienced
and cnttrprisng agents TO sell by subscription,
anew anh complete "Gazetleer vi the United states"
aud other highly valuable copyright pubCations-in
She counties of Athens, Belmont Coshocon. Guernsey,
Gaa, Harrison. Jefferson, Monroe Morgan, Muskingum
Meigs, Noble, Perry, Tuscarawas, and Washngton-to
whom chance will he given TO make from $50 TO SlGO
per month. Persons wishing CoNsrANr EMPLOYMENT
this business will do well to apply IMMEDATEtY atthe
Office of the "Unon Book association" N. T.. OF
Market and 4th Sts. w Stairs.
w. F, MN AsTERs, Local Agent
Eteulipuyille Sent. 2, lSJ3.-3t--pd.
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FARM FOR sALE-pos.

v SESSION OWN tNMrDIAItLY.--Stuated3 miles west
Oh BklDGEPORT, on the National Road GOOD
STONE iloUsE-GG0D WELI,--and other convenen'
ees House cost Sl5OO. 50 IS OF which are in the
highest state OF cultivation with Is acres of as good coal
land as is TO I've found in Belmont county. Would make
a uhe country residence for q man doing business in
Wheelng-ash he would have fine roads in all seasons.
S3jOO is the pricc-Sli00 down, the balance in and
Two years AS 10 highly necessary that the farm should
le sold soon. We offer bonus OF hundred dollars
10 any one who buys II, or procures purchaser.
For further particulars apply to GEORGE NEFF, al
the Toll Gate, or to DANIEL ZANE,
July %, 1852 on the Island.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-16

Michgan--Gov. Parsonshas officially announ.
ced the ratification by the people the Maine
Law, recently adopted by the Legislature.
The vote stood: For,the Prohibi,ory Liquor
Law, 0.4I9; Against Prohibition, 23,Oj4
There were 1863 defective ballots.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-16
SELLING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR
July 18th, 1853

a. ELLING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR
~ an early Fall Stock.-Wc will sell iron this day)
the halauce OF large of Summer Goods Cheauey
than you ever heore saw themmany STYLES less than
costand remnants at almost any price. Our stock is
still large, and consists of
beautiful Summer siks-warranted TO wash.
Silks and Dress GonIs.
snperfne Painted Chalcys--perfcct beauties
Silk Tissues-the hest IN the city
Boreges, Chaily Baryr, Grape. DeLaines,
DeBages, Swisses, Lawns, Poplins,
Grape, Silks OF the latest iyles
Summer Shawls Scarfs, Mantles &C. &c
Our stock is yet very desirable-May goods tho hest
imported. And as we are determined 10 make a "elean
s"eep W posshiel ofhe above and many other sty es
Goods, the greatest kind of Bargains will he gwen
Being very thankful for the large patronage we have
i received we now say Come one, Come aH As A Ltth
Cash will now buy lots ol Goods at
STONE & THOMAS
Sign Golden Bee live
| July %, 1852 "'''s'
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SSHERIFF'S SALE. .-ZAonAR1AH DAILY

AND FOR SALE.-The subscrihor
offers for sale the North east ouar,cr or soc,ion
No u, Township No. eight, Range No. five Lvinr on"
nle ana quarter East of Morrisown and about ioIy
pseh's south OF the National road, aud Two mes North
VI we haroa on which there IL about B5 cleared
'ne balance we timborcd. Tho land is good and well
waoieh. For terms apply to VIM. TAaaARr Wheeling
o,ork Two miles south of Unoniown Belmont Couniv
oh'"' August 70, ls53-pd WIN. TAGGART
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vrHE BEEs ARE WoRKING-An,

Il STONE & THOMAS have collected at the sign o
the BEEHIVE, mo. ia Main ST., Wheeng,) more
delicacies in the shape of SUMMER SILKS. DeBAGES
BAREGES, TISSUES, DeLAlNES, sHAWIS, PAR
AsOLS, etc. And some OF them the suectsst in STYLE
well as the cheapest aud just suited TO the tastes OF
all who are in want OF the latest style of Goods at very
low prices. Jnnc3 1859.
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TALL AND JUDGE FOR YOUR.
y selves.-WnEAT 4 CHArLIsE johbers of notions
and Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Whee ing Va We
would call the attention Of merchants and pOdars TO our
Spring stock, which we are receiving consisting in part
Of
10000 rolls Wall Psper, OF every quality;
1900 Window Paper;
800 Velvet and common borders:
IL dor. Fire Board patterns;
Cotton and Silk Hosiery Of every description;
Silk, cotton, and Lise Thread Gloves;
Spool and Skein Thread;
SuspendeTs, Lace Goods, etc.;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School and Blank Books;
Hardware, cutlery, combs, buttons;
Pins, Needles hooks and eyes;
Zephyr worsied, sewing silks,
States, stationery, brushes;
Perfumery, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines
Together with every small article kept by country mer.
chants. y
uPThese Goods laid in expressly for jobbinr and
will be sold al small advance for cash trade in hand
UTThe highest market price paid for rags, feathers
hsx seed enseps, becswsx, woolen socks etc, ip ex
change, or iof eash March 25. 1853
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( HAHN PUMPS.-A durable and useful
article. and adapted to wells of any DEPTH for sale
cheap al the Hardware Store of
GREER, OFT & co,
Corner Monroe and Market sls Wheeling, Va.
July 81, 1853,
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July LIST, is53.--3m,
1 AND FOR sALE,-The subscriber of.

ACRES of land, lying in section No. Green towushiE
Hooking county, OhiL There 10 on the premises tive
CABIN HOUSES. Ahont four acres are cleared at eacl
cabin. The land is well timbered, large quantity of il
being poplar. There 10 plenty of STONE COAL aud
IRON ORE on the land. Said land lies 8 miles from
LOGAN, one mile from thS IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from EXCELLENT sAW MILL. Fol
land, the subscriber, living near ChDIZ Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES,
Caail, June "a, lass.
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July %, 1859.

eHERlFF'S SALE.--WILLIAMs CUM
NDMINds vs. aRcHnALD GitftS, ct al BY virtue of the
ih plrcs vendIoni expOnas me directed from the
court ol common Pleas oi Belmont county Ohio / will
oder tor sale at Public Auction on
TUESDAY, the goth, day of September, A. D.
le53, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'CLOCK NJ of said day at the front door of the Court
i'ouHe ~ ~ Ciarsville in said county, TIL tolIowinr
decrGcd Real Estate to wit situate living and beng IN
lhe county oil Belmont aud state of Ohio and
aud deserted as follows to wit The same being th,
west aii OF The sout west quarter of Section town
mp ana range being IN the district of lands hereto
fore 5njec! to sale at Marietta Ohio aud being tho
lands on which the said Archibald Gien now resides
! containing eighty acres more or less
| Appraised at sl2O0.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SiiERltr's OrrIcE, August ~ le53-3OO.
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COLLAR MANUFACTORY

"A t the sign of the Big Black Collar
The subscriber Is prepared to furnish to sadd,ers
me public generally superior article OF Horse collars
honl IorIot The pace in the "Johnston property'
cast oi 'e Court House, at sign Of the Big Black Collar
o. J. NJ. TODD & CO.
st. Ciarsvillc. August l2, le53.--tf
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Total amount of State & County Levies 6si
TOWNSHIP LEVlES
Colerain Tp. on each hundred dollars 81 cts.
for Up. purposes Il 76 cts for School purposes 19iets
Somerset Up. At cts for TIP. purposes and
ga cts orsclinol purposes-making 3lfcts
School purposes 10 cts
pease A. Richland for Tn. purposes each Acts.
Flushing a. 2.cts.
Goshen Il" 2tcts.
Kirkwood 3tcts.
Mead 81 cts for TIP purposes and 10 cts for
School purposes, making l5scts
Pui,ney for Up purposes school purposes tes
Union 3,Cts.
Wayne and school purposes gicts.
Wheeling for Tn nurposes 6tCts.
Warren 4.ets.
Washington - . 4{ots.
CORPORATION LEvIES
st. Cairsve OH each 500 I0cts
corpor atm lUc for school dist. Cts 5cts
MorrstOwn lOcts
Bridypnort l5cts
The toiSI amount of tho above Levies in each Town
Goleran sl,475G
Somerset l,OU+
York 1si
Mead "a
Pesse & Richland ~
Flushing LOf
Goshen Al
Kirkwood & Union lsl't
Pultney use
Wayne 15i
Smith %
Wheeling - 5d
Warren .2t
Washington '3
And in Corporations al follows: ,
ST. Clairsvie s2t
Barnesvillc eH
Morrstown 90 1.G
bridgeport , et
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Just Reed for Sale...
10 bbls Linseed Oil,
Mob. Lard OIL
Pure Castor Oil.
l2 spts. Terpentine,
Case Prime Nutmegs,
inaneta Indigo,
Imadros,
bbl Pure gra Ginger
90" )" Mustard,
Bridgeport, Feb. 10, 1853.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01
Expanding the Chest,

Those in easy circumstances, or those
who pursue sedentary employment with
in doors. use their lungs with little air in
the chest, and thus, independently Of po-
sitions, contract a wretchedly small chest,
and lay the founda alton for the loss 9th alth
and beauty. All this can be obviated by
a little attention 10 the manner ofbreathing.
Recollect the lungs are like a bladder in
the CONSTRUCTIVE, and can stretch open to
double their size with perfect safety. giving
q noble chest and perfect immunity from
consumption. go,
The agent, and the only agent required
is the common air we breathe, supposing
however, that no obstacle exists, interna
to the chest, such ais twining it aroune
with stays or having the shoulders lie up
on it. On rising from bed, in the morn
ling, place yourself in an erect posture
with your chest thrown back and you
shoulders entirely off from the chest, thei
inhale all the air that can be got in !; thel
hold your breath and throw your arms OF
(behind-hold your breath as long as pos
lsible.a Repeat these long breaths as man
times as, you please, Done in = col
room is much better. because the air
much denssr and will act more powerful
lily in expanding the chest. Exercising tn
chest in this manner, it will become Hex
BILE and expansible, and will enlarge tn
capacity and size ofthe lungs.--Seienfy'
american.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01

that while drawing off the affluxion with
his scientific apparatus, his electric wire
trembled and hummed as it legions had.
danced hornpipe on it; whereas my
friend cut off the cur's tail, and left not ..
buzzing vibration behind. We conclude
that it always takes two to bring out 9
witch-Saul and the Endorite, Jehu and
Jezebel; in our day, as DIR. Thomson hath
taught as, plus and minus-ons who
knows too much, and one who ssknows
not a hawk from a handsaw, when the
wind blows SOU -sou' west"
Req. a. M. Lorains
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01
From the Philadelphia Inquisers
The Mormons.

n -. = Al
Ihe sKetch OF the Mormons gwen IN .nes
APr.i number o. nslPer :. Mse a1in9s Bur ,l
nlshes SONS iuie, estlie Pa,s.S
gamy; II IS s'h,eus nas uo1suess - s.. o.s
uceo Dy the cniei "'eu " .no s,s1. o,.u.sA SS Ss
since the revelan0n on ina. su.Jsc. g oyu.' ~
ney hlgo9n, ~ NaavoS wss ~. 49, - =.
soft aPPeiiauon oi oParNuM VIZ suoor
trine, ana tney sougnt % give ne An'p1es-
sion that Its Pracuce De.ooA q ,hSs Pusl,y l,y
OF riatonic love. Dut me Moilu s swo1as.
not oeneye ai'nouen rue lS1 "a, asse.SS .pnsSs
niinsei' !, ueeicleu arc sAa sa'ss. - = =.
the purify OF the reiauon even eNeL ulsy
nad founded .neir isols.eu oa.y - sus ~
derness' puI in,eAlgen. osnnss ~ s:.Es.. 49,
visiung mem, aiscovsleu lno Iusse ss s..llsy
OF the ooclrlne; was -. = - 49, oesose
says recent wi'ler' .hss Po.yssnsy 80
sancsloned by tneli c.eeu, osy onu = sPs-
cles OF eiherlai rtalonislns Vnlcu auoola-
ed 10 us essen.aI SAINTS CHOSEN Psl.nsls. ~ =,
called spiritual wives' Dus nov nno .les
these: contrary 70 one 0fulnsIy ros nou4.s !
o. sp,fl.uailsm, gans pL.n = ons..ys ~. ~.
uhneugeu ange.s. ~ sona s - s..e .tY
cohcea' the 'oos :. -, ~ -
they now openly ev0w sna uelsA1 sns 3.
Prachce OF polygamy ney sven glve.. gs.,el .
the sancuon o. leile'o1s uu.s - = ne.nS ~
o, greater happiness ~ us ,u.sle mS.'a.
iney teacn la' no "oIau oaa sss!ln - 8 -
celesnal giofy wl.noas husoanu g ln.lo-
duce ner nnlo aisuiss,, ~. sns.
ai,se :. 'a. az s.s.,. =, :, ss-,s ~
wiie' anu tue glea,el .rs 2.'rDe. .n le les 3
aoie 70 .aae win nm amo "'e{nss WI -
MS seat IN tiie ceiess'ui Si.ys IN sSv0t's
NUMBER o' 'ns seer, sa,...laL, as.. u'e sesI
expounoel o. .i.ell uoo.,ines oo'e.y auvo- 1,.
cs'es .uis p'osus.' - a.S -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01
LIES HARVEST.
BY VIM. ED#ARD KNOWLES.

Ho, reaper Of Life's Harvest,
Why stand with rusted blade;
Until the night dawns round thee,
And day begins to fade
Why stand ye idle waiting
For reapers more to como p
The golden morn is passing,-A
Why sit ye idle, dumb
Thrust in your sharpened sickle.
And gather in the grain
The night is fast approaching,
And soon will come again.
Thy master calls for reapers,
And shall he call in vain e.
Shall shesves lie there ungathered.
And waste upon the plain? 9S
Come down from hill and mountain,
In mornings ruddy glow;
Nor wait until the dial
Points to the noon below.
And come with the strong sinew,
Nor faint in heat or cold;
And pause not till the evening
Draws round Its wealth of gold.
And mount the crumbling watch-towers,
And herald on the truth;
Preach out the golden precepts
To wild and wayward youth
Mount up the heights Of Wisdom,
And crush each error low :; iNs
Keep back no words of knowledge
That human hearts should know.
Be faithful to thy mission,
In services of thy Lord,
And then golden cbaplet
Shall be thy just reward.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01
The Fate cf a Family.

The Mirror presents the following brief
history Of a family:
A few days since, while three men were
engaged painting the front Of lofty house
in Vesey street, the scaffolding gave way
and one Of the men was instantly killed.
On Monday his remains were followed to
the grave by his widow and her three or.
phans, two neighbors joining in the solemn
ceremony. And now for the history Of
this desolate family, as given by the New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Dispatch. He tells us that this family had
scarcely been two months in this country!
This was the first chance the unfortunate
deceased had been favored with, since he
landed, Of earning penny; and. though
lawyer and literary man at home, hum
ger aud want, sickness. penury and friend
liness had compelled him to take that day
brush in hand and turn painter, to OBJ
tain bread for his starving self and family
How brief was that labor! Instead of re-
turning home at night with his dollar, to
his famishing little ones. he was carried
home before dark, on a shutter, mass oi
| mengled and mutilated humanity! In
comfortable circumstances in Dublin, he
and his family abandoned their homes to
better their fortune, and arrived here last
February. They had With them abou
$3.50 in gold. They were robbed Of this
petty store within FIVE minutes after theil
trunks reached the shore-some baggage
smashers' carrying off the very trunk tina
contained it. This left them penniless II
foreign land. Sorrow made his wife i'll
!, Their infant child sickened and died til,
first week after. The broken hearted i'm
migrant was next prostrated himself, b,
downright trouble and despair. When h
recovered, which was slowly, his wife, un
used to such hardships, slowly sank ava
again, a victim TO her sufferings. All thi
! exhausted the means of friends, to whor
;. they could apply. and swallowed up, i
j pledge after pledge. every rag Of clothin
i except that which covered their naked
ness. Even the wedding dress had bee
!. lpawned. the morning Of the accident, I
). fobtain food! Yesterday the widow dice
= and to-day the poor little children will
n sent to the aims house! Three month
r ago, the whole family was living joyoIsl
ff[ in their own native home, and now beholt
!. at Wards Island. in these helpless o
' phans, all thatis left Of it. A more crowt
d ed chapter Of wretchedness and misfo
Is tune it has never been our lot to encotnte
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01

o. The KanawhA Republican says Of
the plan Of employing girls in setting type:
sWe once tried the plan Of employing
girls in setting type. It succeeded well
they learned rapidly and made good com,
positors, but We could not keep them--
they would get married. and all, we be-
liete, got good husbands" F,
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COURAGE.

We believe men generally to be cour.
ageous ;there is, TO be sure, political cour4
aye and bull-headed courage, srti6cial
and genuine courage. The man who 'slets
on he wants to do something desperate
when there is no particular reason for Il
merely to look wolfish, may in case Of
need, be very much inclined to ACT sheep-
ish, but, even your bragadoci0, when pen- 5
ned up, and put to his trpmps, il very Of
ten found to posses courage in larger dos-
es than himself or anybody else supposed
Ito be in him. 81
Real courage depends not so much up-
on refined brains as a healthy state 81 the
nerves. Instinct teaches us 10 avoid dan
ger, and The nervous system must be In Z
high state Of vitality to permit the scill 70
carry the body straight and unfiinchingiy
up TO death. -.
He surely was strong. g.minded a. we'll
as healih-nerved man, who lodged the
barbarous tortures OF the Indians by ! rssse
dc suerre, particularly novel and terrific,
10 wit:-During the war on the Ncrth-
/ Western frontiers, Kentuckian and some
I friends were taken prisoners by the Indians
4 and Canadian French, and one after am
i other Of the prisoners were dispatched in
/ the most cruelmanner, BY manning, burn
ling. and bastinado. The Kentuckian,
iseeine how affairs were going, begged .
word with one offhe chiefs, and being able
to make himself understood, stated that It
they spared him, he would teach them =
! secret by which neither bullets. swcrds or
flknives could infiict wounds upon shern. ~.
!, The Indians paused, and after consul.
j ltation they agreed to test the secret, and
/ liz il proved real Sthing, they would give
! the prisoner his freedom.
II The Kentuckian. accompanied by sew
!, eral Indians, went into the forest and
llplucked some green herbs, which he hruis.
I ed and rubbed over his neck.
4 r"Now,' ''said he, ssstrike! Letthe strong
a est man take his heaviest tomahawk, and
!: strike q blow upon my neck, and see f L
\ effects q wound!
81 Placing his bare neck upon afallen iFee.
k the Keutuckian prepared forthe blow and
81 down il came, with all the force Of the
!, brawny armed Indian. But, Judge OF theil
J. surprise, when off fell the brave fellow
!. .Eheadl Death was inevitable. and tn
= courageous Ken,nckian CHOSE ahe quiekss
'el and Less painful This was use nAilo
!. sophieal courage And Il took = Naan
. perfecs--to exhibit it. Don't yeN sthins
al col 7fue ElaR. 49,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01

o. A forward and talkative young man
is not likely ever to become . great man.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-28

$50 white pine timber Ia square, lengths
IS and % feet, per cubic foot .ssstia.f 80, I
For rebuilding Batsery and plankins Sheer Wlarf
40 cubic feet white timber II inches from 10 to 2e
For Magazine l'..' l.El..
spisces white timber 50 long, IL square
do do do Qo de u 10
100 Iineal feet white TIMBER inches square,
lengths of lS, n, and IS feet s1tl a..i'HoE
1 i' t.- IL 90 feet board measure, per 900 feet
All the above timber be sawed Dimensions straight and
square. t- H t.-1-i l-1.l -.srI 500.
printed schedules and forms of offer, bidder referred
the navy agent At Boston. -'y77 -,' L.ara. ..
.-r--rr AT NEW YORK,
CLAss No. ].
NlsceIiansous.-Fia.
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% CLASS No.4 zat -lfo3
- Miscelaneous.-Lime.
500 barrels best quality wood-burnt lime per
ss.,..rs az sgtr.i Glass No S.
Pig on-Oncha to be delivered by the LIST august,
alsH mainder by the LIST December nszt.
$50 pounds No American gray pigron per
oh CLASS Nc. G. ~.tes
Bar hon-To be delipered by the la September merit.
800 feet by Hnch fat bar iron, 140 pounds per pound
$50 do 2x by 4-inch fiat bar iron, $50 do III do
100 do IL by A-inch fiat bar iron, l5e do do
1900 pounds x-inch square bar iron do
1000 do 1-nch do do = r-- aa..egf -s5 do
zoa 81 Glass No. Z. -t.a lca
-l.1.f 500 :, FatgUr
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WASH Il N5 u o. JUNE u %, 1853

NJ d aess s.. Glass No. 2, Z, - i.t.i 81 80. rs y
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soo pounds square cast steel assorted Sizes bea quail
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