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EsdISEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington. February 10. 1852,

proposed 1000 linear feet of tho
p. Il .sss .n @ 70 s CT ]
and 10 feet said breakwaeI be constructed
P'a1 Major VIM
se q place: and
Is 70 eon, Of four Of or pine piles square
posed of mud and sand The piles each row being feet from
IRE and he ] s three outer rows Chat
inclined like brace bucss the Others by nbuunv
% eaeS olSs and Smy boiled The Three outer Pile.
S ia are Dc 60 sy an @
receive ineh pankne which win be securely fastened on BY
being about foot apart aud let no moes about inches
pankins platform The inside of
above the low water level Of the lake.
ing an inclined surface on which the wave win break
snr pecer IL in u in securely boed 10 them and supporting
The inclined cross piece Just spoken Of which viii itself be baeed TO
2in bood them Immediately below The
pile distance inclined cross piece is
attached 70 II By screw bolt and then driven down to r proper
piles then driven down and the and longitudinal
effected dept, only from Is
10 a inches The ourneh panss under water win be spiked and
tho hole. and moree' being prepared before placing them ia posi-
Quantity OF materials for Of the breakwar:
% e s s ps and as e e Il ens
S s sSnSh Sd ,ss o. r n n
ter and about 70 in long.
a,5oo lrenais OF locust
supposed carried
days the without interruption from the weather. aer making
far allowance for other Casualties aud sunday IL will be-
qured completed months from r date 81 the
be Engineer Mashng
until the thet day Of March, $50 for the execution Of this
work. the OF ha following proposio
LIST To furnish and deliver the site Of The beatwa,er about
the Pontcharan railroad the experimenting
shall all piles, and longitudinal pieces and the
planking needed Tor las construction,
Id said much OF
eros. and longitudinal pieces, and the plankins
ID To furnish all the materials &C required md TO eonsruci the
whole beakwatei so mu per running loot o. us iensh' In
The right Of rejecting all the ones which nny be made 10
served !
The Engineer Department exercise the
on through the due Of the work and
it, faithful performance itself the night OF
milling the time, should the holders OF q fail to
fuhI Is conditions.
advances o made Enginscrs
under circumstances whatever.
VIII be made
monthly the certificate u the local that due diligence
incident Sundays, bad weather
epdemos Diseases unavodab. arrangement Of MACH
radical defects construction quality Of MATERIAL The
quantity paid for have been taken from section completely
finished as required
Twenty per will from all due The
be finally paid the the completion
Of the work. or TO be forfeited to the United States In case OF failure
o
All accompanied by testimonials OF high charac
the NJ the the work offered
fJrg the reliability be msnesed. The
break water In Lake Pontchartrain.'
For further particulars address Major O. T. Bssurgnd Corps Of
Engineers, New Orleans.
jog. @. TorTEN,
Brig ZEN and Col. Engineers
To be inserted Integeneer Republic and Union, Wash
ngon Louisiana Stats Republican, New Orleans BuIeun and
Aiabam, Gazette daily for weeks.
contsinina the be
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EDWARD X. CoLINs CO.,
No. 50 Wa street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIrLE, CO,
Liverpool.
G. RoBERTsb Co,
10 Kings Ara Yard, London.
J, MUNROE c.,
% Rue Noire Dime des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAp.R, Havrs
The OF thesc ships win be for gold
bullion specie jewey stalls bills
adng signed therefor and the value thsrs therein
q
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Law school Of Cumberland University. at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Csuihes, lats circuit
judges OF Tennessee
Hon Nathan Of the judges OF supreme
OF Tennessee
Hon. Brom6eld Ridley, the chsncciop State
Judges their whole
to the school #z..
Daily examinations on the
regular Of explanations
daily e-.ons ia progress OF the examinations.
suits statement OF facts profess
and them through all the
paeuee The framed require them prepare
deeds wills records and all Of documents be read
dence the trials Some Of the cases are taken BY appeal
supreme which Is held monthly
the session The students
jurors judges and chanceor and In ocisl
pacnes connected with their suits 81
Session-The first the third Monday
tember third Sfhuday February.
succeeding Monday In February And
Thursday in July. l.
rpsnse, per standardization fee $50 In advance
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish book.
which an had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Pour required complete the unless
dents advanced No previous study
mission. There regular classes may enter
any time during the collegiate ....=
Number Of collegiate year cirhty-sir
ROBERT L.. CARUrHERs,
Feb il-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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WHEREAS = land warrant was tssusd by the Conn
Pensions favor Of Matthew Van Lear
April s9sto under
bsr OF VIM " Hamilton hi.
W..hips,on which he claimant, Matbew Van Lrsr
therefore puhsbed according
once for the purpose OF pbfaninK dupcate
tsnLesT An
the notified that warrant
win be issued, to the contrary be shown
JOHN HARRY,
Jan ol-Ia~6v. Agent for the applicant
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I'M ACRES IN a HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION $50
4UU timothy and blue rood set o.
wen 200 in the tract including J
scres ~ adjoining w. and ~ w side two story
dwelling apple and pcscs orchard
plenty fnsv~ failing inside The inco.nre and several
never ing of best ausiV for hemp
corn and wheat land for red clover
nd blue r-s Alec smaller adjoining The above land
county Missouri miles north Of ceoresfown and
Snn ter mule. Of e survey Of Pacific railroad, and twenty miles
q IL. r
= .4,#5eftt1 JOHN r. JONES
PHT shsl b. IN Washington III. National Hotel untl
the is n Msrch ser tbs, n"s The premises
Jan tA~~Qa ~.
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wAsalseros, ID. O., Jan. ~, 1883.
CEaLKD PROPOSALS Will ea received ONCE the 2sth
y 81 Masch neI at u O'Clock M following
side Of the poomae
bids respectively VIII be required Of mate
70, Two m,oa g 900 ooa Of bricks me whole
municipal law. Of me cry q Washington and 70 be delivered d.
viii received provided ali lie bricks burnt,
ha. nons arc ssoana :, an,ao foo The inner Ts ana PED
bricks are furnished 10 face all lie walls
proposed be furnished and sub satisfactory evidence
s same an clay which he proposes
and also TO e when s w Dc prepared 70 .s5 upon nS
how many he win be able 10 delser week.
stone measuring ,han Length, good
and for ny o @ 90 ess se.
6 day :. July next and to be measured in the wall
s. For one oJo) lime entirely
WOOD sass oo nsi barrel
weigh not less Than 800 pounds net
who building and 70 be three ~ feet height and including the
odance Win the designs which may be seen al the Office OF The
Architect Of Public Buildings the pee bo stated for the whole
aauns and every other expense to this part Of the work
For laying all bricks required
:" s 1s ree 70 BE- Su,sd ps
ing and every Other thing necessary the execution Of this part OF
well laid in white with the joints neatly struck All the
material. 70 be furnished ri " the government.
price perch IS cubic additional
The bidders each be required 10 furnish
Each bid be accompanied by signed by
bid should be the bid
within days from the
the said
be certified by known the Department OF
the Interior.
bid be sealed and endorsed Proposa the s.
Hospital for the Insane"
The bids will opened Of such of the bidders
the Department the Interior aoremen
TONED 24tt day of March next, at O'clock IN.
G. II. NICHOLS,
Superintendent Hospital for tho Insane.
Form of guarantee
To C. II, Nichols, Superintendent &C.:
We, undersigned residents the State of
jointly scveay with the United States
guaranty, foregoing bid being accepted tina
be will, twenty the the
good sufficient
the proposed in
foEy under which made
said - should fail enter contract
aforesaid guaranty good the difference between thu
offer OF the said -- and the next lowest bidder
A. b
O. d.
that, knowledge belief the
above named guaran,ors good and sufficient
Jan 22-2awt24tiMar
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WAsnsGros, January 81, 1858.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will received this sice until "a
O'Clock the gath day March next for furnishing all Inc
bricks gness blue rock lime and sand be required IN the
wing Patent Office Building this CITY,
The bricks be of the best quality all hard and red
Guiding and arch be made tempered by manual la
Washington. twenty bricks made OF the clay
used will required from each proposing
The blue rock be sound having good faces
beds will Of the three denomnaIed truck stone
building stone sample OF ten
perches be required from each proposing
paid the prices given by the contract
(unheaded) the lime house near
building will be privileged TO take the empty
barrels away they be spared. .
the best hnrp sand and 10 be delivered by
the bushels Samples to be furnished
persons may offer for specified number OF bricks
to be delivered in given time Proposals WIN therefore also Dc re-
ceived for any plumber iess million.
offering furnish the foregoing materials VIII state er
prces III. bricks, thousand Tor The gneiss
wall lime, per BARREL stated and for
of rvs bushels In case the delivery 10
building officer be appointed TO inspect
the object of The government 10 procure
warned that nothing VIII be
ceved which standard that be established
Immediately removed from the
The required written
security approved by the Comm
sione penalty Of equal to onetenih OF me supposed
addition this deduction OF ten
each monthly estimate for materials
ay delivered which centage TO remain in the hands oil the
United until the shall be fully completed
These be furnished AT such times aud III such
of building assistant
require upon Aud contractor shall foil 10 fur
required Commissioner of Public Buildings
will liberty purchase in market the materials
required the aud risk Of the delinquent contractor and his
sureues.
Proposals will also be received furnishing cnns
white pine boards and common reench st suitable for Scaod
Ing. VIM EAsbi
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
Jap9a avid
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HOTEL. corner OF Frankfort street md
CITY Hail Square, Opposite the City Hall and fark Fountain
nsv Yort civ and opened W the subscriber,
and August s2 He trusts thar for
v.nsn~e elegance comfort and economy cannot be surpassed in
other hotel This
unsn only all which are warmed rsus Ibey are All
Win wsshstands, which are supplied With Gro
plated cocks There M" one bed n
closets on every noof WIZ % IN van
- durins h~ arh This conducted the Encpssn plan
u oan and meals they sy ,. M rsro'
uis hs.ir... and principal places Of amusement ..,
= pse 9--d3n EhkNcH
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PROPOSALS rsr carrying the mails of the Uniset
States first day of July
t Territory Utah. will received at the Contract Oe
oftns Post Office Department. in the city Of Washington, until
lat August 1883 TO be decided by the ID Of Au
august 1885, on the routes and IN 'he manner ana n hefe pee
SoSs6 From Council Bluff by Fort Laramie Salt Lake City
miles and back, month. #.let
II Leave Council BIufson the lOh OF each month;
Arrive AZ City by the 9th Of the following month
Lesve Salt Lake City the l0lh of each month;
Council Bluffs by the 9th Of the following month
schcduIe 10 specified by bidder viii considered
Bids TO carry by the round Trip are invited 49,
sos FROM SAT- LAKE CIV by American Fork Provo City, Spring
nee 6eld, Payson, Summit Creek Nephi City, Fillmore CITY
Red Creek Johnsons Springs Cold Creek SAINTS
Clara, and Bernnrdno, CAL, TO San Diego 200 me
and back, once a month.
+ Leave Salt Lake city Goth Of each month;
Diego by the i9'h Of the following month
Leave Diego 20th of each month
Salt Lake City by the 18Th othe following MONTH
Bids carry by the round Trip invited -
This effect the 2Oh of October 1859
SOe,d From Salt Lake C Tooee C IS miles and back once
Leave SAT- Lake City every Monday at6am;
Arrive at Tooeie Civ by : P M same days
Leave Tooele City every Tuesday nteam;
Aniye al Salt Lake q by y IN same day -.
This contract is into effect on the goth Of October 1888
NOTES.
Each proposal should mode In which proposed &c
carry signed BY
responsible persons, in The following form, viz
q The undersigned - guaranty that - his bid for car
GENERAL shall CATION pror 10Th Of October
good sufficient 70 perform the service pro
posed"
This should be accompanied by Of postmaster
equiv tesmsny that the guarators OF property
and able TO make good their guaranty
The proposal department sealed endorsed
"PoposaI for No. - and addressed TO The Second As
sistast Postmaster General
For the prohibition resulting combination and tn,
which the contract be made
nuAI Yo New England dated l5n De
esmber ieS2 ,-a.nn
Postmaster General.
ro.r oy,ror DrrARrxrsr, February ., 1853.
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THE AMERICA eA uppuIv.--Ns~ supply Of Pn'nsm's
rshvy irving "pnanrsonshis pronfs that
Louis XVII country when child, and
live. in tfnise6 states. ~ Rsv E'eayu VII
~ ~ w. - - TAYLOR MAURYg,
psAs DsahnAnss, ~ Z.
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Feb 80

Proposals for the construction of break,vater I'm
Inke FOntc harfrntn opposite the terminus of the
pontchartrain Railroad.
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United States Pst~nt Once.

IN OF Enoch Hutchinson 40 York.
for the Of the
May, $780, for shpS t-ey for
Of for from Of said
which takes place the twentieth day fday, 1853
II 10 petition h1ed
Monday Of April esock m person,
notified appear have
petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the file Pa,en,
Once their objections specially on writing
day. before the day Of hearings all tsony flied by pay
he at the said hearing
codancs with the rules OF the once - oh viii
Pile alton.
Union, and Republic, wsshneton CT Inquirer
Albany State Register Albany. Erprrss New York
city Providence Journal Providear, r. and Daily Bee
18th Of April next, the day Of bearing
ILAs VI. HODGES,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p AEdors Of the above VII please and
bills to the Patent Once with psps obtaining notice
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rrR r AsuHy of Kno~isdg. and Library Refer. .o.
L contni.ine-
A Uni
~ History and Chron oosy
Classical Dictionary and Dictionary Of ouoaons Enslish
Latin, and French;
Dictionary Law Tsvmsi
A Cyclop~dis NJ Science and Ars
Biographical Dictionary;
And other matter whole ip q vo,umes NJ
100 psge. each, price, n,r the set, q rs l
For sale, few copass only by t7eg8
vasfsaH 'At rnAsox rAYLon.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Stree. B0sson ny
Rsha enlarged elegantly Furnished essssss
improvserts for the arsnmo
Hen ~ the Unwilling puhlic, I
De- u--AN
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subject Withdrawn, aud the following
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT
PROPOSAL. War Department tho nrst
April removing the distractions Red eI
free from obstruction BY ras for sies yea
as follows,
navigation free on obstruction thereby specified period
The sum o. slyoOyo specifying IA hs bid The time within which
proposes 70 complete The removal ie said be
e i s January 1901 The nuulber OF Counting
rom said remova during which he binds Keep
CATION OF Ae river free nom obstruction
eonae shall be awarded 70 the bidder provided the
satisfied with his responsibility security by
hn Who shall propose % said raft and the river
from obstruction thereby Tor the longest period OF time
The contractor will be required give 0oo
TWO good ureues each for The 0o conditioned for the
faithful execution OF the Each bidder
same time with his proposals persons whom
offers as suenes and declaration signed by them they win
sign his bond cerb
Of district judge United which
resides that said securities respectable citizens and that he
considers $4,000 all their debts and
liabilities No bid will conditions shall be
complied with.
Terms Of Payment.
OF 100000 the object $50
shall be paid the work Of removing the raft
Whenever shall that portion OF the
by the War Department. ~ shall appear that fuc Is
The fact department will such proportion Of the said sum
partial payment
work The $50 900 will be paid in equal
during shall bind himself keep
OF which fact The department 10 be the sole Judge
hs raft and for keeping the river for specified period No
separate proposals for portions of Il will be considered
the envelope, . Proposals for removing Red river raI
j. J. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Jan 8-20td&anwtAprl
papers published advertisements
This subject hereby authorized publish this and addition
Washngton Arkansas times daily and then twice week
paper advertising viii copy hc paper containing
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Washington, Feb. %, 1852
m The petition ofIIe,es.h Hay Of Mida.,own, Vermont
Ing for the extension Of him
isenth (e OF June, 1892 for mode Of
rake teeth for Year, OF sad patent
aser place the eighteenth day Of June eighteen hundred
and 6ny three, Cs53)--
u 10 ordered that the heard
m Monday, the sixteenth s day 1884, ~ o'clock,
persons notified to Nd show IL they have
why said petition ought 0ranted.
Persons opposing the srten required 20 file In
once their objections
before
he used the said hearing b. taken In
cordspce with the of which furnished
plcssion.
Ordered ALSO that this moth published National fntel
Republic, and UnoA Washington D. Express New
York city, Cournnt Harfom Connecticut; Daily Rec Boston
Republican, Springfield and Rutasd County Her
aid Rutland Vermont snc& successive weeks
(l6) y Of the DAY Of hearing
r.. ~. HODGES,
Commissioner of Patents
will please and send ther
hill. the ps,en once, Al containing this notice
2T-~lsw3w
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UOR sALE-Two house,, with buildings, each
containing between 18th and
t&A arsss. Inquire of " Hu~hins, the pvsnisss,
20 o-kAs
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To be inserted the Inegencer Republic and Union, Wash
Louisiana stats Republican, New Orleans Buleun
New Orleans Bee, New Orleans. La Mobs Advertiser Mobile
Alabama Pensacola Gazette Penssco daily for weeks
of each cosinina the to be sent the
Engineer Department
Feb 23-d3w
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nokGRIss having recently the providing
of the Red
ed GA us subject Withdrawn, following
In their stead. X
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The New York and Liverpool United states mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this hne
facinc...... capt Nye.
The bAluc capt Conistock
....-...Idpi
These ships having been built by sx
1F ~ pressy for service bes
IlMEL4H taken In their also in their engine
sSse-to insure strength and speed; and their aecomnt
unoquaied elegance comfort
Price OF passage York cabin, So
Exclusive of stateooms, 500
From Liverpool o New York, 30 and $40
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bxrhs be secured until paid for.
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N EMOGRa. journal and Ccrr-sp Pc enr~ OF Thowss
MI Moore sAis.d by Lo,A jobs RUSSELL Noe ana
Jaa ii rnAncK TAILOR.
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UdeFs Tickets packages In IN
above splendid lotteries will recsive
official account Of each drawing
TO all who order from
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Feb IL Wilmington Del.
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.,ILvERwARE.-M w. GAIT h BRO beg call sttsnhor
- stock Of siveware consisting descPnn
table, dessert and tea forks and sets complete o.
knives md Jelly pie 6sh, and "
and sdiss napkin nnr
salt mustard snd ~ge spoons, &C in word, general "'o
~ r,icls ~ and INSIDE NJ silver
The sbove srticis. ~ manufacture and are va
sned silver and offered low they can be pa
chased for in this country.
M. w CALF BRO
sisr ~ the Golden c,se, Peno.yivsnta s~enus,
12-M Between psh snd iofh stree"
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Posr oyrIcK DrrARrxKsr, February 2, 1853.
Feb 3-lswiw
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i,OLT.s c.Just received,
" assortment Aliens
qualities, for sale at the lowest market prices by
mo. w. BADEN,
Jan os-aa~4w Penn avenue, 9th
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Tickets Sl0-halves S5-quarters q so.
Certificates Of packages Of rs whole tckeu, $40
Do do IS half do 6s
Do do Is quarter do ~
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T.. G. EADS.
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
~ xrIsNyn.Nnn tn,p
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

HANING located myself in the City Of Dav-
IL enpor; for the purpose OF transactlng a
General Lane Agency, respectfully tend, my
my services 10 all who may trust their business
10 my charge. in the purchase and sale OF Real
Estate, improved or otherwise. purchase, sale
aud locating Land Warrants, Leasing Lands and
Houses, collecting rents, paying Taxes, collect
iug money and renting 70 its proper desilna-
ton the day which II Is collected, and dong
many other things connected with Land Agen-
cy business, when called on.
Having been long citizen Of Scott county,
possessing general and accurate knowledgeot
all,he most desirable localities withinits bounds,
/ can but flaiter myself that shall receive a
share, at least. of tbs kind OF business In
short time design connecting with the above
business, an Intelligence Office, the nature of
which will be duly made known through the
Newspapers OF the city. My place of business
for the present will be in the Office OF A. w.
McGRraoR, Esq, west side Of Main, between
lst and Cd Streets, where can be found eaily
and late. ready TO serve all who may desire my
services in the above business.
Ma . 1850
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Iowa Clothing Store.

Between Ne-srs, Burrows and PtetiYtran and
NJ. HoaEng's Store, Front Street, Davenport
Nov 18Th 1852