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sMEx1co.-An able correspondent of The 81.
Louis Republican gives AZ gloomy account The
cordition of afTairs in tkte Mexican Republic.
He suys-and in this he agrees with other wri-
ters-ihat Santa Anna has failed in all MS ef;
forts to raise revenue, and his government ike
its pfIdeesssers, is bankrupt and Without rec
sources: WI faised six millions from the church
81 i forced ioaa, but failed in second efortt0
lie iroritiie same source To the amount
osS & LIZ: 10000, and now he has undertaken TO
raise funds by heavy taxation, which in Mexico
n IigaYs proves very unptoductive, and unsilis-
atofy His scheme of-eaisng an army of &C.,
sol men ia a complete FIXTURE. He can scarcely
! mise 40 600. Robberie9 are very numerous,
and between fifty and sixty of the Eidtenesshave
been earroed for such Offences. The soldiers
Being confined and poorly fed, some of them
5estnrned robberssvFf FIT iitg cayalrg soldiers in
sSas pariy deserted q e>hesams- -bel5dd lately
Ts Esowf q r,gffgsTRaEr ne
Governor, ;n'on o Sf5ltso be notified stbat
w1te%Glgz w;tha W he euhvnlian of cot.
tor III View South Wales, the following sums
NGch were provided for the purpose blythe Le-
4glslallve Council, hut have not yet been,award
ssed, in consequence Of no specimens having been
,fxhbted, will be given as prrminms for the
best samples Of that article gown in any part Of
the colony, and exhibited I'M Sidney on or before
,ithe lst of June 1853 viz "A, for the best sam
.Pe, weighing not less thsp so lbs, f3O 2.
,lFor the second sample Weighing not! less thhn
900 lbs, t20. The prtttilntar qualities required
aare length. strength, sfrniness, andssilkness of
sstaple and brightness Of color Proof will be
::required that the cotton wool exhibited is the
dol -k,,,, ,l,,n
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We extract from the Ncwberry S. c., Sentf-
mel, the following description of the Bills of the
Bank of Newberry, which went into operation
this week:
The vignette of the 20 represents n soldier
turned from war greeting his family. the lowerf
corner on the right hand is embelIished with nj
likeness of The Hon. J. c. Calhoun. right andt
left hand upper corners with the figure 90 sur-s
rounded by n rosettc the left-hand lower corner,
is embellished with the figure of female. The,
vignette Of the ten represents, sen nymphS bear-j
ing cupid upon their shoulders the upper cor;
ner on the left hand is emDellished with like
ness of Chancellor j. Johnston, right hand up,
per corner with The figure 10 surrounded by a.
rosette, left hand lower corner with the figureE
10 sci in Medallion. right hand lower corner is
embellishcd with the fgnre of female gleam-4
ing in the harvest field. The vignctte of the ST.
represents railroad train in the back ground, ini
the front ground group of persons shouting$
The lower corner on the left hand is cmbcIish-
ed with likeness Of Judge j. B. O'Nenll, rights
and, left hand upper G. rners with the figure s.
surrounded bya roseite The right hand lower
corner is embeshed with the figure of u female: |:
The ELEcTIoSs.-'lhe telegraph Announces
that the Democratic ticket has prevailed both inS!
Pennsylvania and Ohio. These, with the resuls
in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee. Geor&
gia, Alabama and California, assure the Adj,
ministration of an amount of strength which,
may well justify il in regarding with equlnimityE
if not with Indifference, the turmoil Of fac ions
in New York.
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-7adolle, then poor sergeant in the army. His
s5ovcrly and want of rank were insuperable OBJ
sIcc'uns TO the lady, whoethus escaped being The
Queen of Sweden.
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Making the sum total of

Z.
And leaving
Dollars (Sl4l4
minute and detailed account Of @h
herewith submitted orthe inspection
the Poor
Columbia
manch hgeabet I is
The Board has last
p: :!.nlS
3 ':,ui
3
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of ELIZA
IA BETH STEVENS, deceased. are requested
to make payment by the lst day Of November next.
And those hIvinS demands against the same wll
hand them in properly attcstcd before tha. time.
WM. L.. STEVENS, Admir-
Oct lS 1853 II 40
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eY The Editor having gone TO the great Georgia
Fair we have seized the occasion to get through the
slightest press of advertisements we have ever yet
encountered. After this, we hope to give more
reading matter on our inside, both original and ss-
lccted.
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m office.

A PPLICATIoN will be made at the next Ses-
"A sion Of the Legislature to re- Charter the Town
of Edgefeld S. c.
July 81 3m %
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4ssn July 1853 9 Hulda Homes,

Vaughn 2ls
Island
dBrrryBy
Mosecy,
Elisha
the
Lhrpe(3s of
hose plesag ereum annexed
IN THE I.UNATIC ASYLUM COLUMBIA
Mrs S. Foster, Mrs Morgan and G. Freeman,
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Report Of s. SMYLY, Treasurer of the Board of Com
missioner ofthe Poor of Edegfeld District

1852 DR., S cts.
Nov. Is, Reed of E., Burt, former Tr. 3ll 96
1853
June 8, G.. J. Quatlrbum, T. C. 2.4OO 90
July /, J.Quatllebum, r. G. 492 96
90 oni aa
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Report of the Commissioners Of the Poor of Edgefed District
Honor Presiding Judge of

Pleas, :6c.S@ 5s<..:.s
The the Poor for Ee6e District
November 1852 There
duas and
epreentFn
hunrd Dollars s27l7)
that General District 1853 Fifteen thousand
which, Thousand and ssloo Dollars (s3oS ss m which
paid ohe eight hundred and 96 100 Do s9 9s1
Dollars (ssll $50 pd Board making the
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Sl.100 70

Amount Paid ont Sl.190 70
Amount on hand Sl,4l4 l3
All Of which is respectfully submitted
w. s. SMYLY, Teas'r.
Sept. 80, 1858.
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Yours, in l.. p. e. T.
JOHN BELTON O'NEAIL..
OCEAN TELEGRAPH AND STEAMERS.

A paragraph few days since mentioned the
organization OF company for the purpose Of
constructing telegraph to Europe. he plans
of this association are matured, and rs we learn
from the New York Sun, the route Of the pro-
posed line marked out. The wires are to con-
meet at Liverpool with subtcrranean and sub
marine wires, extending TO all important points
throughout Great Britain and the continent OF
Europe.
Starting wcstwardly from Liverpool, a line
will connect that port with Dublin, (via Holy.
head,) whence u subleIranean wire will extend
10 Galway From this ponl, the submarine
comes in play again, until the coast OF New.
foundland is reached, Il distance from Galway OF
about 500 miles Here will be its station on
the American Continent From this station n
subterranean line will stretch 10 some convent
ent place on the western coast of Newfoundland,
whence n ub.marine wire will be laid down 10
Nova Scotia, where the connection will be again
taken up by the subtrrranean wire, and con!ln-
ued 10 New York. The whole length OF the
ron,e from Gawa" to New York, as thus mark
ed out, is about $500 miles. The cost per mile
for the submarine wire, on the improved plan. Is
estimated at less than 5000; the cost oy the
method now in use, O. the cheapest scale, would
be fully $500. For the subterranean portions
of the route, the estimated cost Is about S20y} S}
per mil n!itt tt1fss weifiAb fib& II ii i71iTae4- use.
The Sun thinks that the line will be completed
bv next autumn, so that the fastest steamers
will be thrown in the shade We observe that
an announcement is made in the London Morn
ing Advertiser of recent date that. by 4 uew
and much improved constr ction OF vessels il
will be perfectly practicable 10 accomplish the
| III 81,
ted Kingdom in considerably less than four days;
in fact, in about three days and haIf-the ports
connectingthe old and new worlds being Halifax
and Galway. This says the Advertiser, is no
speculative statement. 1t is grounded on exper-
imcnts whichhave already been made to test the
sailing capabilities of vessels constructed on the
new principle With the submarine telegraph
which is about TO be laid down between Halifax
and Galway, and the passage of vessels in three
days and u half across the Atlantic, America and
Great Britain will virtually become one colossal
country, inhabited and governed by the Saxon
race. So mole it be!
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COMM RcIAL.

5;Js=- I y: =, IS
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i s Is. J: 8 &. I: 81
ts::. e: :,
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IN THE LUNATIC ASYLUM, AT COLUMBIA, S. C.

lrs. 5. Foster, Mrs a. Morgan IT,
THE POOR LIOISE
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Oct l9
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State OF South Carolina.

Oct 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-16
II r. Six <Dt-ULarAf
II CAP, ND FUR E TAB Il HI aNI
Peansylrania Arenue, north SIDE, nee

IEMSJLCdn7d HUeHue, NOFlN Sue, HefT
18th street,
WASHINGTON CITY.
kNANS has now on hand one of the bes' Sc
u e: ell assor -ment of HATS. CAPS, FURS,
II IVES, and B)NNETS. for Gentlemen La
Nes, Youths, and Children ever offered for
;ae In this city. Also, CANES UMBREL-
Las &c.
Its s,o;k is all new and he has determined
o Fetu;o his prices. Those now in want of
az, i;le in his store can economize by call
I; on EVANS.
mr9 near I3 h street.
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coo T. ft x MEG IAN,

u
1o.. ir and Ho.-Water Furnace Manufac-
turers,
HAVING removed to C street adjoining the
l Bank of Washington, would respectfully
lvi all persons wanting work in their line
give them call, as they intend to do work
Il New York s'yle and for New York prices.
ii. D. COOPER is well known to the citizens
o. his city as being a general builder. and as
'ein, connected with tho Hot Water Furnaces
the Observatory and Winder's Building,
Previous to Angus, 1851, and Mr.. MCGHAs is
aPraa.ieal Plumber from New York.
Cl1 md see MS an Is
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AVN J l. dlU 81.
G.. w. FRENCH 4 CO..

Lac Of FFeneh's Hotel, Norfolk, Va.)
TIlS HOTEL, finished at great expense.
L is furnished throughout in the latest and
best style. The rooms are large and airy.
All every attention will be paid to the COM
ioTt Of their guests. Families wishing board
Gan he accommodated at reasonable rates.
q The charge for day boarders will be
ia4r dollars per week.
lift
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b. II IL = ky,
Attorney and COunSeijer.at.V.

in the Courts of the District
/ and prosecutes claims of every deserip-
q before the several Executive Departments
I'll heIore Congress.
: 0fi;e on Louisiana avenue near Sixth
.ren. de. 30
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-16

WILLIAM o. DREW has just opened his
w new Store, corner of 9Th street and
louisiana avenue, and offers to the public a
.ool assortment of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF.
Call and try for yourselves.
an 2A-tf
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u. -. olb III o.,
Attorney and C0unSpllCr e.

O3ACTlCES in all the Courts of the Dis
I tri:.. and attends to the prosecution of
aims before Congress and the Executive De-
p3~ mentS.
y Office on Louisiana avenue. near 7th
:r-r i'm q
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T.. 6 JDEY & 60,
VI MERCHANT TTAiLORS.
u n

LI5hth street, three doors north Of Peana.
dUSnte,
MOULD respec. fully invite the public to
~ co'l and examine their stock of CLOTH.
ss1t>>lNE Res, and VESTINIS, feeling con-
e'eat that they are able to render satisfac-
;oa' IN quill y of cloth, style of garment, and
~ thou "a not least, in the price to be paid.
nay 2-2w
~, ~; B-Two coat hands wanted. None but
.Ie hest neel amply
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&c C,RRIyGTON.
Attorney and COunseller.at.L Lav

D2ACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
/ tri;t, and attends to the prosecution of
| aims before Congress and the Executive De-
l- ments.
= Ofi;e, east wing of the City Hall.
t,1 II
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-16

We RD!-A young man and female,
upon time, stopped at country tavern.
Their awkward appearance excited the
attention of one of the members of the
family, who commenced a conversation
with the female, by inquiring how far she
had travelled that day. Travelled %
exclaimed the stranger somewhat indic-
nantly, eve didn't travel, we rid.m
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LAWS vs.. CLAws.-Our old friend, Mrs.
Partington, asks, in her we'll known.
sweet toned simplicity, if there {" isn't
some claus in the revived statutes of Mas
sachusetts against cats e. and adds" It
SEEMS to me there ought to be, for my
poor Paul got terribly torn in his flesh
and trousers by one, and for nothing at
all, either, but just setting down on her
and the cloth cost dollar vad."
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w IL LA II ri. Il AGtl.
C RP 2NfaR AND BUILDER.

Il MTyldad 4renue, near Seventh Street,
s PhkPARED to undertake any kind of
BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to
i nromn ness. an 2I-6w
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y w tJo4I0N ND ~ II L ION STORE
n 'WNS ~ HETC.ilNGSON near
IL Browns Ho'el, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, keep constantly on hand all
Kinds OF Housekeeping articles, FURNITURE
FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, &c.
Also. lot of Gold and Silver WATCHES
and IT WETRY mar 26
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,NHSf DIPLOMA AWARDED TO Eek
HlRDC FOR CONFECTIONARY, al

~ 4GREAT FAIR. Having opened his ICE
IAN SALOON for the season, he would
toiaaaily invite all lovers Of a genuine article
cail and examine for themselves at the Old
pa.ppa papa corner of F and 9th streets, near the
.;is b'-Families supplied in all parts of the
ap N-2w
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DAILY
EVENING STAR.
PUBL HE'D EVERY AFTERNOON.
EXCEPT sunday
ca D street, between 18th and 18th streets.
JOSEF Fl B. TATE.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
subscribers served by the Carriers at six
..nts week, payable weekly. To mail SUBJ
.,.ibers s.. 80 year 81 for six months.
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IConclus,ou to-n,oyror.1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-16

DY Letters "stent
ID vatac chains under III.
wonderful discovery in medicine and cleo
tciv day. They relieve WITHOUT shock
simultaneously such head and tooth
nhe rheumatic palms, tic doosuI and by their mild but
prerequisite body stand
irysueh ysu paai5is nt..ss coapia ret diseases
ac-disapear by miracle. They applied with
all dreadful diseases children commonly
called In eethnx under dcuues and
disorders OF the bowels They p,ecpitste metals from their sou
tons decompose wafer deheet The magnetic needle in short show
ddcIng effects weigh oupce be folded
ready will last
lifetime, himself family, and hiends, &C. against
that diseases which mild
iricity perfectly wonderfully speedy remedy
The price complete cilia from 81 50 batees $40 10
ga so HI @
incredible may facts, any person easily
himself beforehand the depot of their truth The i'm
acknowledged In America by the
Academy Medicine of New
ped with the medical colleges the city, Bellevue,
Wards Island hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, Ac In Eu
Royal College or Physicians and Surgeons London
by the Academic Naonals de Me5ecn Paris imperial
faculty Vienna faculty
institutions OF e highest order, including the principal hospitals
Europe
The proprietor. possession OF testimonials the ef
feet from all the above Institutions America well
as OF the most eminent and distinguished mube Of the profession
Ia both bemspbrrcs invite public examine
for copies testimonials, md number
cured New York Europe obtained
They forwarded OF postage of
United ses in prepaid inquiries containing .se cents
pos,sg e j. STElNERT,
No. $40 broadway, corner OF Prince street, New York
Baimse Charles and WIN. Caspar, - North Gay
An
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pAoFBssoR MossEs IssisoxATIs0 kLiAn; Oh oox
r. s:;s, IS: = r., s: = : < 20
pho.ophsr IN. a.uy.. q ma. s..Ss are ,..s
q. hey sss IN fs,. 1ss,ss = an;
so.ime. .moSs ON ii. rsasn 10 Eaops ssr long
in East Professor morse commenced vim INV.
ssosans elixir been endorsed BY the medical college. o.
great Of Europe the best preparation eAsnt io s
S ousK o nKKvous DISEASES.
language idea q INC @nsd,a,s and
sS .% . d ne My WSns
weak BY impaired BY sickness the assIsns ana
The mental and physical Of s ys" 70
preston aud debility lie stands erect, he
moves with n'a .'sy h. and which Wa. previously snas
and be sos. rerssd aenera,sd, Of
ON the each m ' and % u 10 nor
NAL condition Well may the preparation be called the
aEptcIsA worpER
nineteenth century Its The ar., eisnae Of the os
- have no existence.
sfixtLsrr rgIr ENTAILS NO REACTION.
preparations. md ali s,hst sss.n,. sdsi
anS ma" s worse an The a But tic elixir an snsara
without single in it, operation perpetual IL is
Of neuralgia headache los, q memory hypochon
S,iy 70 esp liver aud ali enars
s rom % @ ss s
arising i reliance be placed hdaah tes
IL The only nbIe remedy yet discovered for heaj
and maS m o.s the asss s 's H
mlad diseased "a q seasshs ss,go pain
produce short period o. @s and =
also s4s q asss saafy r.:
meoy confason sddiness blood 70 the head
sas. y "a. Ss .n
de
equanimiiy ofspirn, and proons lie h. ., ~ =,
The use o. bottle !hs akin
Tine e"mnon expression Of hose Who have
had highly spossn but wa. u,
If the same pose different sar.srarss deriving
Is beneans me s has s Ssss ,oa s
some thing and that
bat no relief until some Of your cordial must
Another says: surprised effect your cordial had
expense, besides year. d mental physical susrn1"
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR rHEMsELvEs
distinguished Dr. Wood Of Masss
chusetis, says OF 1t;
s ,woscrsrrn, June l, ls4o.
ueDs. while ia Boston" procured some Of your cods which
tells he taken weeks and that be is entirely He
Thin and cacely able crawl around thought
extremely prescribed usual medicine
ssd in such case. in he su, they o. no Effect ~
ecied satisfied other medicine could have done
rhs days. wei Ss.:
one - s 's hh "a or ha wa one Of de IN
creduou. merits Unexpectedly aud saacso-
iy convinced TO the contrary. #
remain, very truly, yours, .,
MoRs Some time since you requested opinion Of
the virtues invgorang cordial now prepared TO give
have had in practice and prescribed for the last few nonts
give decided preference over shythina the kind
which acquainted both It's medical virtues and ea
with recommend TO the OF the
valuable Hillary diseases In some OF the
all and valuable medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. ID.
BkooxtSs, N. ", Nov. 81 Is4s.
up highly concentrated, In pint bottles, with e name
bown in the glass. and
SOLD AT 50 PER BOTTLES FOR &2-@A per DOZEN.
Prepared Morse, NJ, D., for by Charles H. Wing
agent 9 broadway New York. TO whom all orders must
be addressed.
Agent in Washington city. u D Gilman agents IN Baltimore,
No. l0a Baltimore q. r. Rogers Brothers, ow
ard and Baltimore Bennett Beers Richmond Virginia
Jan lily
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A CARD.

THE undegncd purpose. Writ Tennessee Kentucky, Illinois
Indiana, aud Of Virginia. business
and his friends public that he Will take charge
bushes. with which he
lie remain brief In Knor Vile, Me
Mipnvlc, and Nashville, Tennessee Lexington Frankfort
Bousvi. Msysyie IN Kentucky; Springfield In Illinois
Lafayette In Indians and tho counties OF Wood Jackson, Writ
8ipcr, Western Virginia DESTROYS colec
opportu m will please address undersigned
postpaid once will be
continued IS usuai during his absence.
CHARLES DE sELDlN0,
1lh street opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington. Jane 13rh, 1853,
Juns
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THE AMERICAN FARMER,
A NEW VOLUME.


THE FIRST NUMBER OF ANEW VOLUME OF THIS JOUR
nal issued being the ninth of and
thirty NH OF The famcr designed
larry MIDDLE and with
In the subscription is In MARI land Virginia
and North Carolina shows The high estimation which is held IN
where Instrumental In awakening spn
Improvement which vii make them take that rank 10 which
facilities within
reach. thrir ciimats, and geographical position
Terms, per copies s. IS for s0 and 80 for
to- Address -. re
80 sAMiL SANDS, Publisher,
July Scott l2s Baltimore B,timore vi.
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H now ior the reception Of Waters Ihe
s s s mas' are m s T saa y ~.
apoas .: a.isy sfsnssd win .s.e,oa. soisos.
.d pAsos e1tsnsise walks ana covered shaded
band Of music has sad ample
supply - s ss es ana a,s. Which s soan
dsng viii endeavoT bake the the agree
follows: $50 ending
for three months s'o or TWO nonus soc ioI month $50 for
"0 j one sssn a.S s I q q, s .d SS
half price No charge Tor children under two Horses 90
sT s 1 r'f "s'S
qanes win be charged all that sha be- brought TO the
Tss Ilsaada and orange railroad now completed TO Warren
eieep Sunday aud sc, 10 waena N aoou, and hall hours
10 he sp,ass SIX and slf miles over Ioad
,urai's me esis leave w:nenion At ~ oeoes, aud
10 Baltimore Al ,her an Of leaves O'Clock
passengers
s % @ Ss s sss w sst Sa's y
donssie wa have saaay good eoaehe. 70 Capeps Coan
Beae,oa /" tsy maus where The eoaehs. viii take them
and a s s % wa s 10 s0 Sa line.
breakfast The SPRING. dine aud spend abou, in Al
BY The evening Train from aehmena get 70 The Spring.
pepper Springs about morning
good ue Of coaches viii from the Springs 70 New ass !sce
THOMAS FLINT.
June l7-3aw4wif Superintendent.
Proposals Cut-stone Work, rick wo.k, 49,,
% tho Louisville Custom house,
Txrtspay DrpArrnxSr, June ., 1853.
THE proposals received for The parts the work OF the
neh q a.sh ss5 Tse s @s se@sd m the n,a
excavations ubbe masonry capcHers' work. and
OF remainder for the but the
Of Sss sa 1s the GE "is sa have fully
pia"a,""s the bidders and % ps..
fore hereby given TIA, proposals wa be received III.
on lding, wrought and laid into the
complete including with the nsen all the iron clamp
20 4, Sss asia ss as sr ii. Whole
% e y" . which a. % s a o
the option ofhe department. quaed the proper season
being laid in building of quality all equal 70
nsee an r e s % ns
lending architect sad building Louisville, Kentucky All The
d The qualify labor work, materials
and PREPARED for the by The experimenting ac
proposals Tor both kinds work give the prize Of
according 10 the original Plan and as bud for
according The reduced plan cidcation bid for under adver
senen Of March a 1855 and be g. each Kind Of work.
The the right 10 reject the proposals now
No contract viii awarded except
les; and thereof without the Of the secre
rer furnished
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the work e aud hteen cent be retained until the build
Every PROF oa be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed ;, spoasbs TO be 50 By The attorney
bidder vii hen required his proposal be accepted, enter
bnd with and sufficient securities the
alt. Of The work and for The brick work.
for ths faith performance Of said contract
examined touching the proposed work
obtained application to The experimenting architect
The proposals department. addressed the
~ opened O'clock p. M the day
fixed for receiving the in the q tue bidders
June a-aawtausa Secretary OF the Treasury