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ny ). G. MCGUIRE, Aaot,onssr.

GALE OF ROSEWOOD "oHIcKERIEe" PLANO, SUPERIOR
- cabinet furniture elegant French plate mirrors Chandeliers
French china glass ware aaetonOn Tuesday March
residence Of The Hon. Corwin
shall sell ali his household effects comprising
Rose wood SIEVE octave piano, made by ChickeTing
DO tete a sofas covered with plush
DO top sofa aud centre tables
DO stand, panosiool
elegant french plate mirrors, sandolea
Walnut and mahogany push-eoveTed sofas, chairs
Blue and gold damask and lace curtains, cornices
Mahogany hair spring sofas aud chairs
Marnlfee mt chandeliers with cut glass pendants
Bronze candelabIas, astral lamps brackets
Walnut whatnot, pier table
Velvet tapestry, and three ply carpets, rugs
Oeoth, hall and stair carpets rods
Linen window shades, hall lamps
Fench CHI dinner, dessert, and tea service
Rich glass decantefs, wines, ehampagnss
Finger bowls, coolers numbers
stone china dinner and tea
silver plated casters, table cutlery
Mahogany nd walnut bedstoads, washstands
Superior feather beds
Best curled and hair mattresses
Walnut mahogany, and maple wardrobes
Walnut and mahogany maibeop dressing bureaus
Bed and table linen
Blankets, quilts, table sets
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
Do sdeboards, refrigerator
Cane chairs, lounges, mating
Cooking hall, aud chamber stoves
with assortment OF kitchen requisites.
that credit OF two and
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
she will be opened and tho goods ready enam
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
March cd Auctioneer
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TVWo VALUABLE FARMS AT AUoTIos-By virtue Of deed
from John H. the bearing Au
gust lss9 aud duly recorded 10 ber J. A. No O. os
3d. OF the land records OF Washington county, shall se
public the premises Tuesday January u.s. O'clock
land called and known by the OF Paste
ana Cleaning and being In the county Washing
ION District Of Columbia, aud containing hundred
less.
Also all hat called and known by the Of Fox
Hall and being partly In Washington county IN the
OF Columbia, and partly In Prince Georges county IN ms
containing hundred and nineteen acres
rood, and twenty three peTehes, more OF less.
The adjons harms OF MIS- Brent Mr. Gibson and
Young handsomely uatrd well Fenced has an excel
barn. other out buildings, win good meadow
waered good mill in The land abund
ahy supplied with good timber, aud within "a miles OF me oapo
"A the Alexandria.
cash, residue in 49, 49, and "a months, for
notes bearing interest, and secured BY deed Of trust
IL the the complied with within nve days the
property will be esod the risk and OF the purchaser
VIM Il. HOWARD, Trustee
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Dec 25-2awads Aucuoneer
l The above sale Is postponed until Tuesday, Feb
ruay o'clock the premises. JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
Jan 27-2aw&ds Aucuoneer
0-rho above sale liz further postponed, until wed-
nssday, March 9th, same hour and place.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Feb 9-2aw&ds Auclioneer
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

A LARGE weekly Journal Of sixteen pages edited by Richard
Willis which the best musical composers and writers
medium communication with the
public during 2s 65 WORTHY of the
best brilliant
familiar instruction in harmony, which
Of attractive musical read
celebrated musical his
tory fearless truthful criticisms OF musical publ
and the pick and of musical
novelty and incident both foreign and domestic the whole
valuable record Of musical art
possible obtain The of chos and Of ladies wish
ing but who living music stores
pecialy attended To-
50; copies, ST. five COPIES sos and
Of five extra for his trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers of the Musical World and Tn
257 Broadway, New York.
JouRsALThe subscribers also publish The
elegant journal Of eight ench
number tanning pages makDg forty eight
musical reading matter The
Monthly designed for the especial benefit the
musical knowledge and
simple and whose purses require that should
be furnished the cheapest possible rate. =
Terms: One SO cents; three copies, ten copies ~
S.; and sending club OF twenty gets
copy for his trouble Address DrrR Willis
NB-Cerymen will be supplied with the Muscs World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five cents year -.
Agents subscribers for the above named pubics
Liberal commission allowed.
subscribe. the new volume begins on The
first Of January, 1853,
l3-d3m
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Proposals for Dredge, Tuy-Boat, and scows.

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February IL, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received March, 1853
for the construction, and delivery Charloston South Carroll
.s s ''''s"s 's '''' ana '0u
least hundred cubic yards houryi
be required to work in an open the material TO be dredget
built Of The best materials and IN The most uosanua and
arranged applied popeng diedge
to and from the bar upon which i is to work.
depth which the work be performed
from 10 u feet at low waters the tide rises feet making the
There sleeping necessary accommoda
lions provided for twelve coal bunke capable Of
delivered fay equpprd provided
be sea daily stated above exceed the
dedge then offers for drede Of half The above specified
pac and also for dedes each Of half the above specified
Also one steam tug twenty keel TWEEN
twenty coal boad be coppcred copper
required work her. being eight in number her umbss be
% @ se oaa o o. to b. dome m ne,
substantial the hull and works TO be- painted three
90 arranged TO be capable quickly "Sd
when the way nc woa n TO, u
at her for the business OF towing
having hy BY eleven top, opening
tom two Zee, wide and closed , win two sys rHd. for
white oak securely stepped 70 Be pankd win the best heeneh
eSed nS nsed so@sns around ns ven one FOOT
four inches In thickness securely fastened to the deck the
TOM sides ends and well are TO be zoecd TO The height OF light
OF eaeh dTedge, OF inc scoW
separately stated
he proposed delivery drcdgc scow tug
Charleston, south Carona, be stated and when d.v
cred they be ready inspection and trial by tho officer Of
such other Of the be appointed
Tor purpose They be carried the bar which IL
designed tho Charleston harbor aud there
expense tested their performance, which
he satisfactory and in conformity 10 the
conditions Of the contract
No payment Of the dedgc, tug,
until the whole shall have been delivered Inspected and test
ed above prescribed and received when the contractor viii be
paid in full.
offering for this dedgs and equipment will
distinctly what principle they construct the
chine patented psentee whether similar
machine been built and subjected aud where and
giving the character the dedred
the depth from which raised the
whom be had the The
dimensions Of the huh the dredse should gwen with the
details constructions the power the engine for driving
OF the cylinder length piston,
pressure under which ordinarily
II practicable drawings should forwarded dredge
cor
particulars obtained by corresponding with Capt
A. H. Bowman OF engineers Charleston, South Carolina
be addressed the undersigned and marked
envelope Proposals dredging machne the
bar the entrance Of Charleston habor, South Cardinal
JOS. q. TOTTEN,
Brevet Brig Gen and Col Engineers.
be inserted in the Inegencer, Republic and Union Wash
Mercury Chareston Albany Register
Albany Courier Enquirer Express,
whig Troy New York Pennsylvania Inquirer Daily
Philadelphia Boston Courier, Boston, Massachusetts. Patriot,
Baltimore Maryland daily for three copy
containing advertisement be sent the Engineer Department
Feb l5-dJ~
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IOHS HARRISON, deceased Pursuant decree OF the
High Of Chsncery In England made in Rrson
against bearing date the 10th Of March, 1884, whereby
Joseph Humphrey the OF the said
inquire and
te.tato John Harrison, Of Thusonhed
Cumberland farmer by the description
heir America and whom he
description Of aths heir alsw staw" and that
said should also inquire who the heir
Of the said his DEATH and who the real
OF such heir stew the claiming be
the heir atlaw
tes'sfor who died
August, 1877 heir heirs OF said
DEATH the real Of such heir
their solicitors before the sixth
to chambers the
Buildings Chsncery Lane, London In default
will be excluded from
All persons giving
subject
solicitors, either Of them.
the said had only brother Thomas
America about i763 resided
til he died in 1871 his
Philadelphia about 1894, leaving his edes, Thomas
him surviving.
Thursday July, O'Clock
noon sad chambers appointed for hearing and adudcstng
the claims,
Dated this leth day Of January, 1858. -
CApFs A STUART,
No. Field Court, Gray's Inn, London,
" solicitor, Cumberland, and
for Messrs. SAUL Carlisle, Cumberland .
No. Hsrcourt Buildings, Temple, London,
solorr for her MaIsstys Attorney General
05-Iaw9w
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VALUABLE and Improved Farm, N Vicinity Of
w.sbn,ton for saleTbe undersigned offers for sale "Wood

VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity OF
washington for Satellite undersigned offers Tor sale WOOD
which she resides certainly one OF he most
improved 10 the vicinity OF Washington.
Columbia, about two miles from me
leading the city, and IN hs nne
Hate n.ghbobod Young Addison, Barry,
Jenkins Gibson, government hospital contains urse
land about two hundred o.
cultivation, and the residue heavily
cleared land divided into seven heas IN ach
bich .e meter failing springs Large quantities Of
lime ashes stable manure, and guano have been seo vi III ~
h great effect within tho years. and " s an now IN
produce There are seventy 'nie ~
well timothy, my acres In clover sna ~ ma
IN vheat The and consist OF he %
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses
hnuse harm and and al onibuhdings hee
a., a. he pn,pose. OF The OF the mm ana n
buildings will be given immodasy. = long oi' " " 500 :
desired for a portion OF purchase money a - - .,..
For frher particulars apply John Carroll sren eq aone
- 800, r..r 7bt lanes Mcclure, Pennsylvania avenue,
corner Of street. where plot Of he properly may " seer"
o premises 10 rrIzApYTu pRpNT
l0-2swu '''N's'Ai'
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ELIZABETH BRENT.

MoLUHE HOUSE, Wheeling, Nrgn's.-l As ohA
MI ROLL rropeorIhis splendid ho.i !. ~ s
n situated on only two squares from me steam
-, .,no and three from the railroad depot
The employed or e lss seven years IN
lion. Of The travelling public and merit their PATRONAGE
wusrLrSa, February. 1883, fspis-aim
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~ :. \. sraArros, Aaesloassr,

FeItsss
\. ANrIILAs vlsfTEs, SPANISH AND GRAPE sHAWLS,
ysst ch and fancy dress silks, ehaeys
iees cohs kcOn Thursday morning. March 10 O'Clock
az INV auction store shall SELL without
IA invoice OF
Velvet, cloth, aud silk mantilas aud sisites
spanish and embroidered Grape shawls
600 yards rich brocade and fancy silks
200 yards poplins all shades and superior
Colored vevets, mousselnes, ehalleys
Lace cspes, super broadeloth
Table lnen blankets flannel
Gentemens extra silk pocket hankerchefs
Linen eambne bandkerchefs, eTavats
Black Italian silk handkerchief gloves, sc.
Tems $50 under credit 80 90
toi notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
sd
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, February ~, 1853


Washington, February ~, 1883
proposed 10 consrue. "a, PRESENT. 900 linear fact Of the open
OF the ponlenara Railroad and the distance iheo Of
3 and me 1 S @ s as n c. e
regard corps Of engineers New Orleans Major VIM Chase
each Of which places they be examined.
om ss v,o Of &c or ws
posed Of mud and sand the piles ~ each row being set from cen
crosswse being 10 feet from the inner being
as 70 @e 1 n o,ase o. he, u, s p 81 T.
other and firmly bottled together The three outer piles
II n strongly bo,ed on 10 their heads and intended also 10
heavy spikes and enas Of This panking
anks being about foot apart and let into mocc about inches
This planking platform The inside of breakwa
fee below the level thus present
ing an we e W"
string pieces, II in, securely boed TO Them and supporting
the two inner rows cd and 4n, BY piece
follows Amer driving
down the outside pile certain distance the inclined cross piece is
DEPTH its head being cut off level with The cross piece the ole
The iasening middle pile he easily
effected their depth below the low will only be from
the inclined by of tube and followers
being prepared before placing them posi-
Quantity of materials for the construction Of the
1905 running longitudinal pieces
Lbs screw bol galvanized iron from to II ill., dame
| ter and about % in long.
| 1880 trenai of locust
supposed the work be carried Of 900
making
fair other casualties and Sundays II will be
quired completed
Engineer Washing
March, 1885, for the this
work, the other of the following proposiuons
deliver breakwater
Poncharan railroad DEPOT las the experimenting engineer
and longitudinal pieces
planking needed for is construction
3D. said breakwae much running foot
furnishing else but the piles,
cross and longitudinal pieces, and the planking.
3D. furnish all Materials sc. required, and the
ether words embrace the other propositions
right Of rejecting all the offers which be made
| served.
Engineer Department exercise the
the and
itself the right of
nung the contract at me should the holders of fail TO
fu : conditions.
advances money will be made by the Engineers Depart
| me circumstances whatever
done will
on
used ths works that interruption its daily
diseases unavoidable of machinery
quality Of material The
quantity have been taken from section completely
finished as required
Twenty per cent from all payments
accrung finally paid the contractors the completion
be forfeited OF
Of the
accompanied by testimonials Of high chaac
the rela manifested
endorsed Proposals for the construction of
a brsakwater IN Lake Pontcharran.'
For further particulars address Major G. T. Beauregad Corps
JOS. c. TOTEM,
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DOR sAIE.-A brick dwelling Georgetown
D. O. Bridge between Market and High Streets finished In
STYLE and built the best material, with attached
900 feet running through the square
stable, carriage house, wood house, nc,
Any desiring purchase, examine premises upon
application George NJ sohoron, Of Market Bridge
Terms third balance in g. ~ and 10 months
NJ SNYDER,
Ian o0-dn
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

A UCTIoN SALE OF 5TANLEY's GALLERY OF INDIAN
Portraits, Sketches, Scenery &c. On Thursday March
O'Clock, auction shall sell this valuable
celebrated collection of paintings This collection
painted from hfe OF different tribes OF
dans sketches &c. obtained the hazard
convenience Of years. tour through the southwestern paes
New Mexico, California, and Oregon
As these paintings exhibition
Institute for deemed
further relation 10 them.
The paintings will be arranged for examination Wednesday
March 10Th.
Terms cash.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Mar Cd Aucuoneef.
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washington February as lisa
THE Gaping wi be extended 100 s Z
wards Point 80 towards harbor chance
will be built of split laid without mortar eou
each The will formed oT
headers, each 10 iet aud less than wide
entirely through the wall alternating with two other
feet long and less han feet wide iu the eo
the corresponding headers viii be rect and AZ
lively. The enroekment which ths wall is stand Mn
qire dwelling different points, order secure ~,
foundation All the ballast ed for this M
800 be taken from the end OF the beakwatef a.
point as the experimenting engineer may direct. ~
The should he
secured together BY ~ inch iron dogs and bowels PROPOSAL
furnishing the and building the wall dxed price her
ming foot, will be received 3Olh Ma
1858 The work must be executed in manner satisfactory 10
gOvernmen oficeT Ia charge.
blocks of hand sufficient TO build twenty st a
this wall.
information direct Brevet Major n, b. Tower n
Army, Portland, Maine.
JOS. O. ToTTEN
b. Brig. Gen. and Gel. Engineers
inserted the Inteliigencer Republic, and Union W
Courier, Boston Portland Advertiser Portland An
copy OF each paper containing ade
me be the Engineer Department
Feb 27-d2w
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uERRTNG,s PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFE, WIFI

Lock,
medals Worlds Fair, now offered BY The subscriber he
public prize i world Tested and approved thew
awarded BY The iues sf,he also s
nue 70 and furnish Wdsa Patent
ed favoably and widely known and aknow
ga proof offered champion safe The
n Of and 3, s SAFE. y NE
who assured that all safes made aud sold by him. his
pae equal superior any which have pass
apa s s ns n s
s iSf and sss GaSs II
Buffalo Ssw sy a 81 Louis ass%y
aua 1a Al New orleans ea, a. ts
MA Chicago and Syracuse IN 1885, and the s. CHARLES hotel
cheaw, G. Montreal .a celhens, Ca s. Louis, and O.
subscribers Hcngs Fire Proof
and (wder's, Patent saiamandsr Safes az, a. HERRING
Manufacture Of Hairs Anu GSnpowaer Lock,
cree" be,wesa Maiden lane and Wall s New YORK
H. G. Jones's Day Newe's other pa,en, locks furnished
at prices when preferred 70 Halls ami gunpowde
Worlds Fair, and which cannot be had al other place
The following certificates have just been received
JERSEY Cry, Feb 3, 1853
gives much pleasure 70 state tina, safe
with %, silver forks &C. from hs s
that in store on s The nS, 2" hs a u a. No
situation wall did not fall into the cellar but
when taken from the ruins had all the brass plates and knobs
p'''' Yours, R. B. EARLE Co
Mr. srL.s @. HEnRrse
NEW York, Feb. l6, 1853
SIR We deem duty you certificate of fact ua,
the safe bought of preserved
after remsnDg twelve hours the fire. which destroyed
building 10 the night
instant The papers, money perfect
put into the In running order
anu ''"' " '''' - ]. DUCoMMlN q SON,
Watch makers and importers
Mr. SILAs G. HERRING.
BThe subscriber proprietor of the Salamander Marble Com
pany of marbezed iron mante
BILE nd bur
Broadway Specimens exhibition Salamander Safe Depot
Nos. l35, 1877, and l39 Water street.
sJohn Farrell for the sale of the genuine samander
and marbzed ron manufacturers prices Depot No
Walnut street, and 25 Granite street, Philadelphia.
Feb 27-d7t SILAS O. HERRING.
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IOR rent, the large double house ON III street be-
tween IAN streets known the De Menou Build
containing rooms, including suite Of four large
having stable coal and wood she'd and
Situation perfectly healthy and within few
Presidents Mansion, and the State Treasury In
terror War, and Navy Departments
Inquire during ONCE hours No 2s Winders Building
O'Clock the Of New York avenue and lh
street Feb 25-codN
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CILvERyyARE--M w. GAIT BRO beg to cali attention
stock pure syerware consisting every description
Of table, dessert and forks and spoons complete
knives, and Jelly spoons pie FISH, cake
cream, ladies' napkin
salt mustard, and spoons, &C in word, gener.
article OF and made Of silver.
The articles Of manufacture and war
pure silver and offered low they
chased for in this country
NJ w GAIT BRO
sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb I2-3 Between 9th and 10th
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r>pyrT IORG Evr y. SNIDER Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
where wines and liquors Of reliable
ans cheap early delivered house in
Of freight by "Adams srprs-s or oppinee
'o' :" N'''' y sNrpEs Z ado'phis.
Ian A-dn
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EoR EENIs--Two welYfnrnbed rooms. fco,,s.,,. , - !, .
hrsf moor, which may be used psror and ohsmbe ~
uemnn, gentleman and his wife. Apply ON .,.., ~
ives, q h street, ouh -de only squares north n d.
lar <-d3ts
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auouoneers.

III ANDSoME PARLoR FURNITURE PIANoFORrE, sc.
ii auctonon Wednesday, the oh instant shall sell,
auction at the OF 9th and Pennsylvania
III O'Clock, beautiful Of rosewood
mahogany furniture, nearly new, yizi
line rosewood pao set blue and white danask covered
comprising IL pieces
mahogany paror set brocaee covered, comprising IA
pieces
10 spring parlor chairs
~ hae mahogany velvet covered spring seat chairs
hue mahogany extension dining table
2 fine painted cottage chamber sets
fine luIge solid walnut bookcase
fine cottage piano forte, nearly ocaves
and touch. OF Glbefts best
fine English Brussels carpet
very will be sold 10 the highest bidder, belongs
persons who about to leave The city.
Terms. Under $50 cash Sa, credit OF two and four
months, satisfactorily bearing interest
GREEN Il SCOTT,
sd Aucuoneers.
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THE GREAT FAIR

or THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Is open the Paleht once from 10, m, 10, p
will perform from O'Clock O'Clock, p m, and
from 10 10 O'clock p ma, daily
The machinery Is run from O'Clock 10 TO- p
Tickets rs children under ~ years. accompanied by er
parents or guaIdiansO IAN cents
Mar 3-dll7Manf
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DEEBE's Fashionable Spring style Of Hats for 1859,
ID with other getting up
yed nd for n G. II. LANES
Hat Cap, and Gentlemen. Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS.
FebIb-Aaw9w
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by
A uCTlON SALE OF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES
paror snd pieces Of furniture champagne
and buggy, sc.
Wednesday March 9b O'Clock, p. apartments OF
lie Chevaer Banueos (who about for Europe Mis-
sour avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets, shall SELL
Ladies' Bull work table and desk, beautifully nnid
from the celebrated mandatory OF Takan In PARIS.
One elegant bronze clock with marble base $50 Paris
Pair OF bronze pnd gilt candeabrss, 10 match
Bronze and silver inkstand, Fisher boy)
Elegant China and gilt bouquet lamp
Study lamps, easy chair, crib and bedding, pillows
Book shelves, wardrobe bamboo chairs
Boston refrigerator kc,
baskets "Maeu" champagne At O'Clock Of the
house
fine large bay horse, years old
! excellent Boston built buggy, and harness.
Terms cash. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
harch6-d hucuonecr.
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Proposals for Dredge Tug-Boat and scows, for
Dredging by the Cubic Yard, In the Savannah
river, Georgia.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.


DREWER's Grand Moving Mirror he : Glance AZ ho "ou
ID in Washington only few dhys
For testimony lis great atraetveness ana
made among the large nuoes "
during its exhluuohs ~ uis
half past seven oeoh, anu On "eu
nesday and Saturday al hafpas ufee ocioeh'
Admission % cents. -. "a :, ,he h.u
March 2-du
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tIEMoRs. Journal, and Correspondence OF Thomas
I.n N rRANCK TAYLOR.
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Norfolk, Portsmouth, md the YOUTH
4 ~x~r On and after Tuesday next, the 18th February
Gslslioe the Bay Line steamers will leave the Baltimore
1e2k Steam Packet Compsnys Wharf, Union Dock, foot
Sundays excepted, at o'clock
after the arrival Of the from Philadelphia
Norfolk Portsmouth, via Baltimore, win take
the 3A O'Clock and arrive in Baltimore In ums 10
connect with boats leaving al O'clock
Through tickets from Washington to Norfolk, %
M. N. FALLS,
Agent Baltimore Steam Packet Company
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1883 Feb B-daw
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Proposals for the construction "A breaItyater N
Lake POntc hartrain, opposite the terminus Of the
POnlchaIlr Railroad.
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Dc Dig 9TH COT EnglnttfE
To the ntelgencer, Republic and Union, Wash
inrton Louisiana Republican, New Orleans Bulletin and
Orleans Bee, New Orleans La Mobile ADVERTISER Mobile
Alabama Pensacola Gazette, Pensaco daily
containing The be the
Engineer Department
Peb 23-d2w