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WEBsrER's yvORKs.-si1th Edition.

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NJ HEkEAs n land warrant tv.ued ~, IN. co.,-
missioner Of Pensions favor Matthew, Van Lear on The
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never received This therefore published sccording IN s
Of the Pension Once for the OF dunc.,.
for the services OF the said VanIes rsons e , ~
interested in The matter hereby notified r,sm
will be issued, unless 10 the contrary ~
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Collectors Once. cay Hail, Nov. ., 1854.

Collectors once, Cfsy Hall, NOV. ., 1881.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS.-Nolicc In hereby
that the advertisement Of delinquent property
pepaaon and will be completed and published
about OF December
The undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
duty enforce the coec
lion OF the by advertisement and sale OF all property, without
which due aud unpaid
persons earnestly requested forward
paying avoid the heavy Of advertisement
-. ROCHE,
Nov 9-eoU Collector,
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The York Liverpool Unitsd STATES mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line are :


The Atlantic Capt West
Tue capt wye.
The Arctic. Capt Luce
The Baltic Capt Comsock
f.-r.~ These ships having been built by contract
~ pressy for government service, every cars has been
T.3N in their construction, also in their
insure strength and speed; and their accommo
daton unequaied elegance and comfort
New York Liverpool in LTst cabin $780,
In cabin Exclusive $500.
From Liverpool New York, ESQ and f2O
An experienced attached TO each ship
No berths secured until paid for.
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ESoIsEnR DEPARTMENT,

washington, january 10, IooJ
1T is proposed deepen Mobile, Alabama Dog
and Choctaw Pass by dredging the present chan
The work required be done is stated as follows;
hundred feet wide and 10
hafeet depth of water at mean low tide
viz;
Cubic yards
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A Great Chance to make Money-from Is to sio per
dayby ncludns fe@aes in either
with knowledge highly discovery Of universal de-
mand which will forward return Of NAIL enclosing 81 to
John b. Holt Dor 2,3S, New York This chance
dents clerks nvads, wishing make
imnediaty lucrative Of the United States. Apply
medaely.
2s-demos
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nENTLEMEN'S Goods just Receivcd--ClOths, Cassf-
VI mces, vestings Shirts AcP j. STEER, merchant tailor,
addition his stock
goods suitable for the and socs call from
his many friends and the public.
profits quick sales IL policy on Seventh street.
All warranted 10 please, SALE Jan 29-3taw3wn
HLAGETf 4 DODSON, Dealers In all kinds of FUR
goods vevet imperial, Wilton Brusses
pesy, Brses double ingIzin, Venixn, Scotch
wooien, and hemp caIpetings
Also superior o-cohs, from best manufactures
country medallion, mosaic do panel in oak
style all Of which out M
sized room. hail, passage.
Also variety materials with all Necessary
me the lowest priced qualities
of table and toilet nens blank quilts door
furniture goods
the comfort housekeeper ali any which
we Will sell on the most possible.
Goods sold 10 70 city, carefully free
of charge. CLACETT & DODsON,
Jon a3-eodhif avenue, door ast of ST.
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To Politician

To Politicians.
ZOE SHLLINGToN, bookseller slatoner, magazine and
paper agent, this has published the Blue Book for 1853
salaries attached OF all the United States
consuls, collectors
agents. posmasre mail and all the oces In this
the gift the President and h
cabinet.
Three copies for 81, 37S single copy.
For sale
JOE sHIILINGTON'S Bookstore,
0deon Building, corner ~ street and Penn avenue
Jan 25-ec6t
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. MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, boston hy
lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly
and
lion travellnH public III r. ~ r4.I.. .a
Idly
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Col Corps Typographical Engineers
Dec Il-dl2 S2tawtFeblO
yUoLFE's Celebrated schiedam Gin, called Aromati.

sehedam schnappsNo other Holland GIN equal purity
rLcticaton obtained either in the American
II is manufactured by the proprietor exclusively
Schieda Holland, peculiar his factory
favored harsh berry, choice
variety Italian juniper berry,
rectned spiuou solvent
becomes concentrated nctnse of exquisite flavor and
altogether transcendant in its cordial properties Ho
land gin heretofore known.
by principal druggists the States
Beaver street,
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Importer.
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In lcnrrh y. 700 raIds

The materials believed be soft blue mud,
1t is supposed dredging operations be carried for 300
days the s without from ,e nSs "'
1t required perform the whole work IN one year alter me ma
qured machines and vessels capable Of dschang
about cubic ya o. % & 81 ean s na
storage for fuel cables anchors bos s and nc requisite nun
Proposals win be received at the Engineer Department Washing
'U ms pp ONE o, the other Of ns following propositions
l To clea out the entire engu, and depth OF the channels
thereof furnishing all the necessary machnery vessels tenders
ana from Inc edge of me channel moi less than 100 yards
I'd To furnish vessels machinery kc ready for the work 10 the
sha be tested 70 The sssacon charge work.
specdcaons required, Details machinery,
sells and 'cows embracing maa 81 gepags power
stroke principle Of eseayonE msehneIy whether patented where
Drawings desirable whenever they can es fur
ID To work the vessels and machinery supplied by United
stated per cubic yard keeping everything in repair
s machinery vessels Sc would remain the property s United
The sh, rejecting all The offers may reserved
The Engineer Department 70 exercise the necessary npeyson
N, pesfopmsnce and to reserve 10 Itself right nnuuns
any time should the holder holders OF fail to folh
ess 90 cubic yards are quantity
half feet Of water defined width Of three hundred
on line Of thousand seven m d @ N e
completion Of the work it's full width and depth aes'er
proposed channel hundred which
Of The stated number cubic yards will be assumed as
he number paid for. =
No money win made by the Engineer
under any circumstances whatever.
Of work done will be made
monthly local that diligence
that interruption daily
that incident TO Sundays bad weather.
unavoidable deran Of machinery
quality Of material The
taken from section completely
ercavated the depth required.
Twenty reserved from NIL The
erne be the completion
work United States OF
the same.
An proposals accompanied by testimonials Of high
competency the offered
reliability OF the suees must also be manifested The
veopes endorsed Proposals for the improvement Of the
harbor of Mobile, Alabama
no, further parous address Major Cn.ss corps Of en-
t'' JOS. g. ToTTEN,
Brevet Brig Gen and Colonel Engineers.
To be inserted n,elgencer, Republic Union Wash
Advertiser Mobile, Ala Louisiana State Republic
New Bulletin New Orleans Bee New Orleans
Is, Albany Register and Albany Express, Albany New
o,,ier and Enaurcr York; Wing N. "
Philadelphia BOSTON Courier
Boson Patriot Baltimore, Md, daily for Of
The advertisement TO be 70 the Engineer
Department. ~" =" "fW
MEMOIRS. journal, and Correspondence OF Thomas
nj MburA sdit.d ny Lord John Russell Nos sad p 80 ~
ian FRANCK TAYLOR.
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600 cords best eobbe quarry for crib ballast
Proposals materials similar quantities quality viii be
ceived the time for Dunkirk, New York
The Will the delivery be made during the
May The whole be delivered by the 3st of
May.
Inspection ofmateias win made delivered but in
quantity Than OF the whole amount and payments will be
quantities delivered and Inspected 10
the thereof which will be forfeited the United
the shall fail in his paid the
tractor the final iuihlment Of his contract.
All materials will be at the risk Of the contractor until inspected
the United but after being Inspected
received the Materials being the properly of the United
States will be the risk Of the United states
The be subject when he has materials in sufficient
quantity ready for delivery delay greater than three days DR.
United States agent inspect and receive the
Each bid be accompanied with certificates that the bidder
esponsible and able TO fulfil his obligations.
The War itself right of judging the
bids all and Of reducing of the quantities of
bid bring according his Judgment be-
low the limit Of appropriations
J. ALERT.
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
Dec 1l-dl2t&2awtFeb10
Republic, Intelgencer, and Union, Wash
Courier and Enquirer and Express, New York; CONNER
ADVERTISER Buffalo, York Advertiser, Detroit Michigan
Register Albany New York Fife Gazette Erie Pennsyl
twelve daily then twice week until February TO-
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Central Academy,

Central Academy,
Corner Of Z streets.
t ksv' 1 Iamss MOUSSE Principals,
Marcus ID. Wells, Assistant
Mon. T.. Rsoult, Professor OF Modern Languages
Circulars R. Parnhams, Taylor Msurys, Gray Bal
lsntne's bookstores Dec le-eodn
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is machine acknowledged BY all who have used TO be
that other sewing machine invented for u
simplicity
chespnes weighs about IS bs only o15 II
will with the smallest thread The amnc
sik well linen, ~oon, and csou goods and all kinds Of
leather. IL child OF 10 Of
rapidly without
order the work OF than 70 much bet
be- DONE by hand The
independent of each oerso much that other stitch
t holds good and II h bet
other sewing machine This machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds and when win be generally introduced
families and plantations
The Avery Sewing Machine Company perfected their
for manufacturing the will suy
number Of mschncs =. The shortest nooe Orders sddssso
CHARLES NRTrLEToN Isl Broadway New York, will reciw
prompt attention.
Dec 2s-a6m
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qred obligation perform proposed, with good
heieDt suIeuos.
Dated. tsigned by gusrantor.)
Foya a. Cestiaeafe.


posr osrIos DsrARrMrsr, December 81 1859.
Jan 4-2awtFeblo
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Brevet Brin. Gen. and Colonel Enai,

MEMOIRS. journal, and Correspondence OF Thomas
MI Murk .Sitsd nv Russell. Nos aed So rai
Jan III FRANCK TAYLOR,
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CONGRESS having recently amended providing
subject been withdrawn following ubsu
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, & CO,
Liverpool.
X. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
j. UNROE * CO.,
pc Rue Notre Dame des Victories
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Uncle TOMS CABIN--A Hfe-like darncrrsotype OF Mrs
Stowe saihor Of Uncle Toms CABIN" Is exhibition At
Whi,ehuss Gallery Fcnnsy toesh
with porusi, Of sonsss, tbs famous Queen OF Song"
lift
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:" ISAAC +. REDFIELD."

"NEw York, May IL, 1852
The English Law and Equity Reports edited by Messrs Bennett
and Smith, think, and benefit
Such volumes
of diligence the
the convenient compendous
which the English Reports are presented to
CIVILIAN KENT,o
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nON'T FORGET =. SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
adephs where wines and liquors OF relno
quality and cheap and have them early delivered hou
Washington frye 81 freight by "Adsms c,press,n dropping
note by mail OF telegraph. Dos'r yoRsrr
sNIDER's, Philadelphia
Jan f-dn
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T'HE american Nautical Almanac 1895, vol
stockhardts Chemical Field Lectures for Agcultoris Vo
Febf FRANCK TAYLok.
ID III. UOOE ~ CO., Wholesale Retail Dealers w
csrpeing floor oil cloths msttines, curtain mse
sheeuns blankets, and house furnishing generally
Pennsylvania between 7h and 9Th streets Wssnns
ID. q,
AUG 20-n 1851
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v tsf wel Of , propose 20 carry the mails on route
No. sgreeah,y 10 the advertisement OF
dated December 1884, and by the fol-
ssS ag sspas ~ Conveyance,
- &c ne annna sam q - dollars.
Dss~ds Signed
foFna 81 Gsasanfse
uaasr-snsd ai the foregoing bid for carrying
shs mail No be accepted
ne mdssf shall prior % me nrst day oJuy 1885, the
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Extract from letter Of the state Reporter Of paont.
DEAR Sir Allow say highly pleased both
the and English Equity
ports,' and find the work TO be Of value.
!" am with much respect your most obedf Mt servant,
g L. 4. WAsuBuRN.n
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RIVER MAILS.

LOssgsls and 81. Lopis Cairo AID Nsp oslssns.
pHE eleventh secuon Congress approved August
eTai proposals transportation
daily mail betseu Louisville aud Cairo, and afro, Cao
nlennedae points a. be may order from time time, suitable
no carry INTO effect this law and meet the demands Of the public
III deemed expedeni provide for double daily hne between
Louisville ana New Orleans g consist q an expires. ne stopping
pal Offices and supplying all intermediate Offices Aud also
meeting line nom 81 Louis 10 Cairo With this view,
PROPOSALS
will be received at the Contract oee
the city Of Washington, uRl O'Clock, % ION day Of
February 1883 90 be decided before Of March follow
ng for conveying the mails Of The United States fol four nom
the lst July 1853, on
Route No. 5lo2-hsrpress Line.
From Louisville, Kentucky by Evansville Indana Cairo,
Mississippi Nalchez ST. Fanesye, Louisiana or
leans AIS daily Equitable ard
Arrive al New Orleans n days by pmi
Leave New Orleans daily at5pmj
Arrive Louisville An z days by 5 y
Tue department add exceeding
above number 10 be visited by the express line
No. 502a- Way Line.
Louisville kentucky by Yves, Point randenbury, Maue
port, Indiana; New Amsterdam, Fredoaa
btephenspo kenueky Clossrpo Hawesyle, Canneon,
Kentucky Neburgh indiana River Kentucky Eyans
ye Indiana l55 miles and back daily in saiable and safe
boats"
Leave Louisville daily at lam;
Arrive al Evansville next day by l0ami
Leave Evansville daily at
Arrive Louisville day by ga IN.
Rome to be visited alternate days, with Stephenspon
Hawesyile on alternate days with Cannelton.
No. 5l02b--Way Line
From Evansville Indiana, Henderson, kentucky;
Indiana Unonown, Kentucky; Raleigh Shawneetown II
Goconda, smtand Kentucky Padushah Metropolis City
Illinois, lerman and Caledonia Cairo lss miles and bae
Leave Evansville daily at la
Arrive Cairo day by IL
Leave Cairo daily att am;
Arrive Evansville next day by Fam
No. 5lo2e-Way Line.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-01-26
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Estate ofpustiu

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Estate of Dustin
IA Watson, deceased Notice Is hereby given,
that pursuant to license and authority granted TO
me the undersigned administrator Of the estate of
said deceased, by the Probate Court of Ottawa
County, Michigan; shall on Monday, the 7th
day of February next at two o'clock In the after
noon of that day, at the highway on the premises
hereinafter described, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, according to the statute in such
case made and provided the following real estate,
to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the County of Ottawa
and State of Michigan, known and distinguished
by the government survey thereof, as the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
(S north, of range mum Der fifteen, (15) west con
tanning forty acres, more or less
ALFRED CIsLER, Administrator.
September 90, 1852. RS 7w.
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New Goods, at Reduced Prices.
G. DAVIS 81 co.

\ RE now receiving a large and well selected
( "A stock of goods for the Fall and Winter trade.
Consisting Of Staple ant Fancy Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, such Fancy Dress and Sack
Coats, Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Shirts and Draw
ers, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Drugs and
Medicines, Paints and OIL Groceries and Provis-
ions, Shelf Hardware, Iron, Nails and Glass Glass
ware and Crockery, Stoves and Stovepipe All of
which will be sold cheap for Ready Pay. The
highest price paid for Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Single Bolts and Square Timber. [67tf
MuskegOn, Ottawa Co., Mich Oct 4. 1852
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WASHINGTON. Ian Ib

w ASHINGTUN, JAN. TO.
SENATE.-John M. Clayton, Senator elect from
Delaware, appeared and took his seat.
Various private bills were passed, when the
Senate went into executive session on the NOM
ination of Mr.. Badger for the Supreme Court.
The session was suddenly interrupted by the
announcement of the death of Senator upham,
OF Vermont. The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE,--The bill to prevent frauds on the
Treasury, and prohibiting members of Congress
and officers of the General Government from
prosecuting claims, was passed-yeas l34, nays
o.
The House then took up the bill to prevent
the issue of small notes in the District Of Co.
lumbia, which was amended, and the House adj
journed without passing it.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-01-26

New YORK, Jan, Is.
The packet ship Cornelius Grinnell is ashore
at Squaw Beach, and is reported full of water.
She is 100 tons burihen, and but two years old.
There is large insurance on her in this CITY,
Passengers all landed. eThe Humboldt arrived
this afternoon, with 90 passengers and $780,
i'll specie.
desperate attempt was made last evening
by a negro to kill Mr.. Daycock druggist, by in.
flicting wound on his throat with a knife.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-01-26

WANTED-To contract with some response
wv BILE person to get in five millions of feet of
Saw Logs, from our land, at the head of the Bay
ou we have two miles of good Rail Road, run
ming into the heart of the timber with two cars up
on 1t, and every thing in good state of repair to
40 business. House and furniture, barn, five yoke
OF oxen, one span of horses and all the supplies
necessary will be furnished if required, to an ener-
getlc go-ahead man-We will give a good con-
tract; l5tf.l HOPKINS & BROTHERS
Mill Point, August l. 1851
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Glorious News for MiIl Point.

f>HE subscriber has just received the largest
Il stock of Goods he has
EVER BROUGHT TO MILL POINT.
l. In his stock of dry goods the ladies will find
splendid lot of Ribbons, and Edgings, Hosiery and
SILK GOODS, Prints, Broadcloth, Satinetts,
Vestlngs, and all the et etcerds necessary.
Z; HIS stock OF DRUGS is unusually large, and
will be found to comprise nearly every thing desi
rable in that line.
g. He has sugar, tea, coffee, rice, Goldfish, tobac
co, &c. &C.. in the line of Groceries.
a. Being determined TO do business for ready
pay, can and will sell goods cheaper than could
afford to If should sell on credit.
Just call and look and am confident you will
purchase [n71 TIL L. NJ s. SMITH
Mill Point Nov. 1S 1852.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

THE Tax Roll for the year 1852 is in my hands
and all whose names are therein written are re
-quested TO make payment of all taxes assessed
against them. | will here give notice that no or
ders except school orders. will be received from
any one for the amount of his or her school tax.
1. w. WHITE, Township Treasurer.
Grand Haven, Nov. TO- 1852 IA