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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
sHELBYv1ILE AND THE LOCATION.

We understand from gentleman recently
from shclbyville, where he has been residing
some time, that much dissatisfaction exists among
portion Of the citizens of that place, in regard
to the location of Che Railroad. A proposition
had been received from Quincy, Offering to meet
them half way, in constructing plank road
BY some this was viewed Iavorably, and there
was talk of an organization for the purpose.--
Lagrange would find il 10 her interest to tap
such road, should it ever be built, and thus
materially Eeduse the advantage Quincy hopes
to derive from the project. A plank road to
Quincy from Shelbyville would be forty miles
long. A plank road eight miles long would
connect Shelbyvile with the railroad, and al
the point of connection, produce would be with.
in two hours Of better market than Quincy
So convenient to this market, the merchants Of
Shelbyville could afford to pay enough for pro-
duce and sell goods cheap enough to proven
farmers from going to Quincy on the plank road
at least to sufficient extent to make money in.
vested in the road rather poor stock. Some o
the citizens of Shelbyville have taken hold o
the truth at glance, that their town will contn
ue to be the point at which the trade Of the sur
rounding country will centre, 10 be conveyed t,
other markets, first on the plank road to tn
railroad and then on the railroad, the only diff
ference being that the transit will be quicke
than on the old dirt roads, thus increasing tn
amount Of trade, by Increasing it.-,SS,;1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
EInur! ME-
arena Mill.

.xp MERCHANTS coming to Han Han
FARMERS Attention OF selling wheat and buy
os with call P and S rs 5 Ss Ss . s
iS or purcb~ hn;,veen Main and Third streets Civ
! Mi on b. oe'" "a. s. ROBARDs g. SON.
us coy a -,ar Flour is sold nowhere else oul a. IN
i Y ~ ~ p sack and barrel stranded with our haP
I oo.ity4r az "a. s. RoBARDs Il SON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
xocArTuN b TIaE RArrnoAn.

The course pursued by the editor Of tho
Blochington Republican is iraceable to one
cause alpne--the fact that the railroad did not
pass through his town, to the perpetual injury
Of the interests Of the road and at an enormous
Feseat s1lition q tho eSasnse & oensguction.
The country around bloomington is rough, and
Il was necessary 10 fall three miles south Of that
village, in order TO obtain good location. II is
unreasonable 60 expect every petty locality to
be accommodated, regardless of expense, dist
ance, or property.
The cO.Eaies named by that paper have been
virtually released from their subscriptions by
the Legislature, and consequently the Company
has Loaf nothing on that score, by the course
adopted by the Board of Directors. Ills true
that MscOa has paid her subscription; but the
majority Of The people of that county are as full
~ benefited by the present location, as il it had
gsee directly tLrough bloomington, and it is
shey who subscribed the stock of the county.
The people Of Hannibal are universally and
entirely satisfied with the course of the Board
Il DiFrcters. They would not have the route
varied an inch from its present location. 1t was
the only route recommended by the Engineers
and consequently the only one that could have beer
astssa upOn az that meeting Of the Directors
and had the Board then dared 10 adjourn with.
out making boalion, there would have beer
an excitement from one end to the other of the
Road, which would have lowered far above tn,
.'furora Of the interested Bloomington landhold
sr who figures so prodigiously in the Republican
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

This stove has been thoroughly lesteu WI
cen 10 twenty thousand have been sold IN the las
vears II has no equal for draft durability, ana neat
ness of finish and design. In baking, urolhne ano
boiling il is superior TO any DINER soSe' ~ ny
easy 10 understand using 1t, and At VIII 40 o
ling In less time and with less fuel and Tonpe, anu
viii do better il is believed by those who are using
Il than any other stove. 1t is well known 10 an VIM
have used the Prize Premium Stoves, mapulaetheu Oy
a. F. Fhley; St. Louis that The hre drawing ,hIousn
under the oven, 1t consumes large quann,y " ~
ard soon burns out, making very unprohaoie lot e
buyer IN the Prairie State Stove all these oplecuohs
| are done away The plates are heavy, when make .
the stove durable. This stove is MADE OIL tne MAY
Scotch Pig Iron not of the Missouri Mountain iIoh
Il 4, IL well known 10 all who acquainted WIN lFOn
that The Missouri Mountain Iron is not ut to make
Stoves Of as it is TOO hard and brittle maj account
Cor the breaking Of the stoves manufactured o
THAT iron; we acknowledge that the missouri Noun
Itan Iron makes excellent bar IRON me nues' uPO,
which the responsibility and reputation OF stoY'
depend, differ fom any ever before used, and are
\ such construction and capacity as 10 insure ~
1post perfect draft We are satisfied that tha PraII
"'ssSSe Stove will last twenty-five years, IL proPeLl
usee. II is nearly double the weight Of any othe
sIoYg MS size in market. Purchasers will bear
mine SIS always cheapest in the end to buy
neavy t of mobmore iron is purchased for the sam
SnH taIen the 6rstthan in light one ms SOY
stale OF Rev York "a. an Wv, S,atn s,hors
mas uee 0nf has larger owe will take larger trn
"eS, .1.o IL tse Universe. No ITS SIZE than az
me ooIv COZ sructed on the top, as'slove is nor ma
as Charter Oak. The Hannibal Mammese caee q, "
the is the only place where 'hG sne a.o SSie Sta
S,,nent oC stoves of the latest patterns, iro'me 7
;mnoran, foundry in the United States, when
I'll at reduced prices; also large lot oil uh
conner ware, all Of when sen li is. Po e.
m cSeaneJ than they can be had in this CITY; LOT
E ca az uannibai Mammoth Stove Store, corner N
Hs "a RiId streets. opposite the Wild Corner, Ham
has Anu Anu D"" PA HlCKMAl
,aan
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

There is a in St. Louis Of general break
down among the Connecticut banks In consequence bsns
banks are remarked 70 rsG,S :. ed to
excepting those of the cities Of Boston, New York. III
Philadelphia Baltimore, and ?ttsb = the old meet
banks of Hartford, Conn The '.EssS{li Virginia
banks were received at par. businesssA G aI do
cent. discount 80. SnuTTrp
TRoY, March I6-The mae CE0 b. pOGUE.A q
buck, together with The stoci0 1852 (Jelp'O
"s Loss over so0Ooo, q / LIME LImEi
Counterfeit SO bills mn, vim ke. Constantly on han
Company Bank were dgue, for . AZ Tue corner q Hll
Saturday. The engray good article Of line no
plate but the filling T. p. j. NILS
10 IN whether the plalIt 5th, ls52-f
b& he probability is -, = -, = - :, :,
sheets got out of Tie pre- ! Z II L.
can Of 2lst, ~. Charles ST.,
rs, eMo,
On paid 10 diseaSss ofhe
4 "a MEA MGe
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
The peoples Store

/ once More /p.ticular
'lT WISH every body and my old0 LENDS . rSeiying
\ 4 ly, TO bear IN mind that | ~ sho nor f-I
re being NC Z AND sTlMSSbefot. 2o ,.s J.
ng, it adjourned, sine die. 6A ny
SAMUEL c. AJ%Eavv,. VOC
p, 7s1Fl IsHEs, seS,y, $40 O oSS sbau take
lsss;s:rsSSi's &, 9q6 espisiH, 2 apPrOPia's they
! g g95b I1gssf ,, 3 how very
sreat oeal gantS M &c IN n 1ansr for il
a'e'o y9tS hee better than on gdpods cheap
S sai9G many other things to
heaon, i9hth the %Pcople's Store" Commercial now
NuGCed. =" ianrl-Ivl Agent
C,GARs-lo boxes ,s5 e GVB4 a. - liSskEE < Co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

FRwn to the br we will exchange Flour ior Wne an
W. ,y,e onyavs sell as low or lower than Qmnc
! Flour can be had OF the same quality
E5- eau and examine for yourself, CON
A. S. ROBARDS & SON
/ Hannibal, June 3, 1S52-tf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

ne has not only given us the design, but, as
you can see, he has calculated "a nicely the
number OF bricks, the saffscc OF stcne, the
quantity Of lumber, the weight, length. size
and form OF the required IRON as we'll as the
quantity Of ether materials, and the cost Of con-
siruction. IL Is valuable document
Ludlow Weston was dumb. He hung down
MS head and thought Of the contempt he had cast
upon his companions studies,
mr.. Bracket, continued the visitor, Il am
authorised by the State committee to pay you
one thousand dollars for this design. and also 10
oier you ten dollars per day so long as the bull
ding is IN course Of construction, for your SER
vices as experimenting architect. The first
named sum will pay you now and before
leave would like TO have from you an answer
10 the committees proposition
Before the delegation returned to $
Charles had received his thousand dollars cash,
and accepted the offer for superintendine the
erection of the State House.
'Ah, Charles, said Ludlow Weston, after
they had finished their supper, YOU have indeed
chosen the wisest part. l had not thought that
carpenter could be such a man.
ANA why not carpenter as well as any
one 1t only requires study and application
But all men are not like you.'
Because all men don't try. Let a man set
- ~ 70 "Poh III hOhoIaOlc point, anu tnen IOl-
low It steadily, unwaveringly, and he will be
sure to reach it. All men may not occupy the
same sphere, and it would not be we'll il they
should but there are few who may not reach 10
degree of eminence in any trade or profession,
no matter how humble it may be-
u believe you are right, Charles (; but il is toe
late Tor me TO try now. shall never be anything
but jourDeyman.'
will own Ludlow, that you have wasted the
best part of your life for study but there is YET
time and opportunity for retgiA-a4y NJ -.
Ludlow did try-.~t1 hL -
nlueiii All three years; since which time they nave
had VEN; and although, owing TO their being ngnt
care, led the sale and at fist yet by always ma
h;s q, and Missouri Mountain Iron, they have prove
- western country. The Furnace Castings ana
yeyer il has been brought iuto use ana always
VI being permanently located here, purchasers
planmold by us; and asto the operation oil our eeeO
Ihioheoose Who have used them, and are using hem
a. ~ ST. Louis stove of us, he would not only pe
fe can al any time get an odd piece or piale WI
MIN, as all our stoves warranted, and, IN case
tect, wac purchaser, which he will not bnd the case
led moves, as you cannot get any ood Pieces
q 20 get odd Ft~'ss Eom such distance.
Ioui, stoves manufacSpred by C. F. Filley, Of 81
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
71n III FOR THE STaTES!N
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
EXTRA ORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEALTH,
DISORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD 70 THE HEAD.
Copy of letter from Mr. John Lloyd, Of Erlo' eeH, near
y Harlsch, Merioneihshtre
70 Professor HOLLOWAY;
isI avail myself of the first opportunity Of inform
dsssahat for a very long period was aflictedwith
head asa riddiness and frequent swimmings in the
and gene5S by loss of appetite, dsordered stomach
failed 10 give Ngpaired health; Every means b ad
became SO permanent relief, and at lie myth
Jion waited pcrso vas I1 iI hs ynaancholv e cong
Harech for the purpose Stssa Mr. Hughes, Chemist,
had better do; he kindly isftna RIM a. to what
tried them without delay and I& ro as 70 ply Wn'I
convenient opportdnhHrto pea! lss.-s them for
resolved f. gG aPphead-sO in the health,
sho c uu Gcacv am now resoredro -,dsom-c at
VA enabled TO resume my usual ouoes NAV thi6iS
snu ~, rnhlish this letter in any way you may
liberty 10 am, Sir, your obedien SeTy@1'n
proper. sb. 1889. (sgned) JOHN LEofD'
'ups MIRACULOUS CURE OF pRq H,S q, Indie
Extract ola letter from Ealga'S S,riI AK 1852
To proesSU deem il a duty lowe TO YOU anu tlt
rnblic at large to inform you oil Iios. ma which
coyery from that dreadful an Ssse yo invaluable pills
unuei 's3 Eve times within eight months, anu sai
was 'spp,d NV two medical practitioners, pul eC"
,u ~, cured until had recourse to your
notwithstanding all l nau o,,ssa Of Si,Scyeeks
(s,gIMyeSSS or sTONACB COM
INFALLlllB,AItlEs, a iNDIGGsTIoy 9 Md WOLENl
PI.Alt''S -HEAD'Aoiss"3G o,ecn, Chemist. d
Errod Of Ldler from %ssd I'd jas yT i4h iS5a.
= CLIFTON, near Brtsto'
To Professor HoLhT gss by Lady named Thorn
DsAH staI' am am ne West Indies, 10 acqlaint 20
as Just arrived i'oSigh years, herself and family sui
hat Tor perloal bad health, arising from disorder
icIea from c1Ystomach, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite
" oil me caches, pains in the side, weakness an
violent Billy for which she consulted the most en-
no geher@ln in the colony but without any beneficial re
90 Inc II last she had to your Invaluable Pills
sI4ch in verj short time effected so great chang
6r the better, that she continued them and the who
Family were restored TO health and strength. Futhe
she desires TO saw that she has witnessed their
cbIdren particularly in cases of Measles and s,arIat
na hang effected positive cures Oithese diseases VII
no oder emedy. (Signed) S. GoWEN.
rise celebrated Pills are Oondsrfuiy Gicaeious in &
4.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
For the Daily Journal.

For the Daily Journal.
Mr.. Editor:
While returning from the country the other
day. met poor man, staggering along the road,
with gallon jug filled with whskey in his hagn6d r
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
Let her Thunder |!

s1 COLLINS 81 b r Z ED
TTAyE NOW ON HAND and for sale at their
II store, en- Main street, Hannibal, Mo-, a large ana
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

do they hndE a. 80 g.5lnton to locaIt
and construct it Sc, - .c15fifPusly depricate
one million of dollars worth Of! Aoperty, belong
ing TO indiyiduals and to the counties, and all
this merely TO subserve the imaginary ends OF
the eormorants, vultures, jobbers, SPECTATORS
Shy locks OF Hannibal and St. Joseph the one
famous for swindling the emigrants. the other
for docking the farmer in his pork, beef, hemp
and tobacco, and paying for them in rags.
Madam Rumor, (and this is all that the Stock
holders and the community have ever been able
70 obtain, of the acts and dohgs Of their agents,
these directoSs,) has it that the report Of the
Ship Engineer, is IN favor of the Southern route
by ninety thousand dollars. The Captain, in
he foreeastle, with his spirit isod, - quite com
peteni 10 decide his instrument is OF fine scien-
ne construction, being composed Of flask Of
excellent Braudy. r, ..-..-.-
BIT It is now evident that the Engineers have
Jeen unier the influence of IISnnibal and ST.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
New Cigar and T0ITRE STREET.

| NEW CIHHT dHu AW IKE o1NEEl
| CORNER MAIN AND ,appy 70 inform their
" EER g. ,ARBOGASTs orally that they have Sc
II friends and the publF DAVIS rev buldlng
!, .nroi room in SHOWS for che purpose oil esS'
Isnd will open in feer BUSHES 5, where lhey WI
SahI;sh;ng a BRANCH ters IN her line, as cheap,
ho nrenaTed 10 fill s5ther hodse II the city. Inc.
" "a .heaner. than steamer ST. Paul, choice Sc
oo ;nst CigaIs, SHUTS, Pipes, &C., &c; an
hssy :S Of Tobtheir stock OF goods is the larges
s r,I,nplete a snt Clerk. If ndi- mrs
Il ~ and n. r.sSee qualifications can con- had
!, D';s.t Eg 4mendaions for candid aie, -
Il The foIH can't beoftment ever offered IN h@"-
'aANAFon ~ comprise part Of their branus'
'uantl 1000 Ei,soi Regalias;
$ OF x. 900 La Union DO
- 5000 La Paloma 40
1000 La Normas;
10000 Justo SAM Prlnclpes;
5000 Cazadoras; -.
1000 Plantations;
15.OOO Common Regallasj
10000 Half Spanish;
10000 Melees
Virginia Chewing Tobacco. ana Sell
wm ua,e,s. Jesse Barrels, james Thomas anu os'
Ialsey's Tobacco.
' 'H Missouri Tobacco. D,,,ror
car,h,s NJ. i; Henderson's No. l; buckn me-
: y. o. fam;.on,s No i; Dansman's Cherry JUICE NV
I. NotTett q Harris 5 Lump.
> An of which we will sell low , ,or "lhRRoCAST
oScaeJ;1e d-A new lot Of Imperial Cigars :. =
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

Having secured the them for this city G TS n Gs the D
In of the Plate ana
ever nv all stove TO be the pest ~ ~
ks made East or West
ing nue. w.s September 1852 and wherever e
osneral satisfaction This weighs sTn'e Az po i have
given geheS The plates N Wise
- ckns 300 pounds hgeore 70 the IA Of
an men ~ stoves Hot Air Flue this from 70
.Csra,ed plate doS The pf State warrant he ~,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
nAn.k0AD ROUTES no THE PACIFIC.

This article is written by gentleman whose
sound judgment and practical scientific knowl-
edge entitle his opinions to much weight; in ad-
dition 10 this, he speaks, to some extent, from
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
Sc done? Give e, u

rsi'er fash ofyonr adj abb WILSON,
ho'a puohc meetings sasuFAoTuRERs OF
from the road all y so.,it Fs4 Hardware,
Sadeip l.sayriare TrinffAses, &c.
Sn,sS Main stree 81. Louis
no; -, !, ,e IN all branches sRti9g sales n NJ
H be large q and very conpI;s 's9es q ONO
tants ,,,pyrss& SfIDa5l - KTHnn,
sKlRrlNS' II Car AZ q SIN asssd. =, s.. !,
,ou,d mos Repeatedly nv AZ buyers .im h y
ah dem call assug1s hs sTs sGs ss P uar
ens,e5 te give Satisfaction N every r"
fahiO.Hm
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
IHOS. s. MAER,

nEALER m lu,npe'i ~ room ofMilleT n Pogue'
IL Office a1tne o T,Ther Of Hl and Third streets
Hannibal, No,
HaIhR GRO. u --iouf'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
Referfnces:


7 only giyS few references---I could give yo'
6ve hundred in this vicinity if 1t were necessarily
m. Prairie state Stove. is almost entirely use
ihronghout Illinois and Iowa. warrant every SLOW
and viii pay to any person who. will produce per per
feet Prairie State Stove that VIII not 9ake' eoo'
rvo,k and operate as stated, one hundred dollars
S dealers win do well to call on me befoI
purchasing can ssh ssn ss sSSS' ts aGT %
lney e", ~ ,ba ast wear has tested All ofmy $ov
ars msnuiacured Of the best Of iron, and gSre
Another ADVANTAGE in P S~ aeeSsSt o. ea
that my p iice a,,s,Isd 10 .Pur
| W. are also agents for the MissourisH viii "
~ ohio Premium Stove, Pittsburgh
a,,I and The old style Premium. " Star Pres
use tOr the last ten years ! = and cloein,
enu n,dG and nothing iOsoSi Attend 10 getting
netiIy located 10 this Ntyery pattern, charging
any one wh9 Mehs nv trodbfe. am per5m a,o
~, and will aecoui'pousso
| Z 1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

Having promised se a n Examine drugs, and see
lucy y. a. L.4RGE LOT OF 8NlO Ok 1an SS' ne
4 For sale at y RRIITlNGHAM & BRO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

s q ses + s gss S'i"s' with VI
!; ~, e: IL %,
to them for 6. .ok with one
afo.IT Iooati, : z =. Eve years,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

CURE OF LOSS OF HE ALTH,
DISoRDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD 70 THE HEAD.
Copy Of letter from Mr. John lloyd Of near
d HarlFCh, MerionethShre
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
Ludlow did try :~,I II y

mi, stoves manufactured by G. F. Fey, of 81 Louis,
n, Measure in RECOMMENDING them 10 the public as supe-
aud ease Of reguiAion u any stoves whic we
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 81


VERY VALUABLE rRorERTy FOR sALE.-wtn al
Pnshe sscttaa, MosdAy tisd October
na p.s 10y" o'clock y the evening that valuable property
~ corner ~ aud J within
syavan'a asus, osassins Of thss brick dwelling
hsases with Aspr nnishsd, ad
eans ~ the ssas Two
ih0usaad aad asefy feet Of ground. 4. = R'i5t
~ inesc incwdtSg kitchen,
:lqs ~ hstn very highly nhed houses aud
tbsSian bsek- -but4isVs. s staf# hNHlH
h- yopsy wilbin two Of the and Treasury
and numerous ohc public Offices immediately
hs ssnises - beauufuIy ipoved PUBLIC groued which,
Wh obiQueiy
effect passtuG
wh large nprn for the free circulation of air.
The three
nsw occupied " Mu Wise boarding. houre but the houses
ue easily converted with Offices
s,sroti l#ss &3t4. "a
Tcrm. One Third cash balance years the
p1casf o. purchasers Tiyo bearing em the
bic. IT, EbU9l# sht GREEN d SCOTT, sfi
S~p9-d i74. ssf I. .. ..r s,.. y II Aucionecrs. y
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North Carolina Slx Ter Cent State Douds.
Al @s TRKAssRu DErARTaxrr,
Raleigh IN C,) August II, 1883
until O'clock the 30h Of september for the
chase of .C. H.k E#Ysf# Ht
issued by State North arotna. ii33
These bonds viii bear dsIs the st of uy, 1853. and win
six win payable the Hrst days Of July
January of each year. tA
principal payable Bank Of the Re-
pubc city New York, when purchaser
prefer have them made payable Al the treasury Of North Caro-
lima. A.lHta tss5 edt ,i6attEl
issued suihoy legislature Of North
Carona the North Carolina railroad
faith Of The held BY the State
the ssd road dividends from said ssocx expressly pledged
foi their redemption. .ai.r 7 .st,5t
They OF 81 900, purchasers
prefer. A " M'H& sthH
by express
Parties bidding address letterA, endorsed PRO
North Bonds hs undersigned in New
York; directed the Mes Brown DE Kuset e0 Front
.ueei, New York.
opened Republic, O'Clock
the auth Of September next IN the presence o g. b. LA
c,q president said bank and r. Brown and David
ffeemaD, and 0ihfTs /. . III
required, Informed Of the
bids In bank OF their bids
Of July the credit Of
This deposit made either The Bank Of the Repubc New
Of North Caroins, Bank
Of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North Carolina.
wishing the Of The
the the indebtedness kc them BY
application this office, Messrs Brown De Rosset
Public Treasurer OF OF Carolina
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IEEA1cEs DsrAsTAgar,
Once Light house Board, :
EMH FM ssptenbeT ., le93s
gEAIEb PkOfO5ALS will be- received unii
o'ciock M on Fdsy the asa nss ssppyng the ghs-
esabshnir with hundred et e
edinHs Of The tt qusiy fsIisUsiasd
be delivered aonssde u supply
New YORK city, New Bedford Edsaowa, xsAchg.e the
opuon Of the be specified The d In yh, w~ii
I'D day of October ~ 9I'.s.. ..I5.s 4s.s.
Ia the the
bs appointed day delivery will
al liberty deiiss
,abnent and be shall be entitled therefor wtn f
days from the time If such delivery. t FAs
All the oi contracted
jseed 70 The usual 'a.. Of ~ eae sssy at which
VIII remain pd ny burning aud BY such other
thought proper by this who. that duty maybe
bstsc will The oil viii be required
Of or lower.
Bopd with sscuriy Satisfaction o III bs
required Of tie conditioned p.nai hth
shr vaiur ofsh M Fsd
The board under authority of the the right
70 any d though be hs lowest hsn other consdsa
tons than its anuounL Y
he bds musfks envelope scaled and endorsed
Proposals iaf sad then enclosed the Secretary of hs
Light house Board, Washington ciy. -
As5 By order of ths Lighthouse HoAsd .las 81. III t ~
seps io-3awr23u aA htfH Secretary
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-21
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

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UCTION SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ADJOiN
n railroad Moad1y afternoon, October
shall sell the following described
valuable property viz :,
rquare fronting 6, feet New Jersey
enue adjoining Foys hotel the noh running back about
il2feeL
Also pari square, fronting 30 feet on street
cIei eastward running back liz
feet.
Also fronting us feet running back
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valuable suitable for ho.el stores eIten
busings coal aud lumber yafds Ac Their adap
ponablr speculation too apparent To require
comment i9t 4N
Terms residue twelve, and eight
months, sctoriy secured bearing interest," Title from
the United staiss
and will be sold that valuable sn'
uiadenburx Sprngs situated the
village OF including about
land suuoapd,nS the ssmc.
called the Public spring,
bridge,
capacity, between the bridge and The uver
The qualities Of these waters are proven
ibe country, and sdTd
pouaty purchasers valuable and profitable
watching place extant - st.4
only ride from Washington and
hour being also pleasant drive from wash
tnelon tas. M.
reidne in six twelve, and eighteen
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Auciioncer