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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06

Having secured the agency Of them for this city This
stove possesses advantages over common stoves, IN
thickness of the plate and improvements in the draft
II is given up by all stove dealers and manufacturers,
to be the best pattern tor descending hueI oil ahy
stove now made East or West.
This stove was patented September, 1852, and
wherever they have been used have given general sat-
istacton. This stove weighs some iolty pounds more
10 the number than any other stove brought to this
CITY. The plates in them are from one half TO three
foGrths Of an inch in thickness. No. weighs over
300 pounds We warrant them all against fires. These
stoves have Patent Hot Air Flue, which carries The
front part of the stove between two thick plates 10 the
draft at the bottom of the stove, thereby adding great
heat 10 bake with on the bottom, aud remedyng that
which has always been fault with stoves oil a de-
seending Aue, heretofore. he Chatter Oak has one
due and one plate more than any Albright stove yet
invented. They will cook with one'halt the tust
which one of the oEdhsVy StSVes Wih, and VIII last
for twenty-five years, nSal4'oSn
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06
LIBRARY NOTICE.

A Meeting of the Stockholders of the Hannibal
n Library Institute, will be held ON TUESDAY
Evening, April 5lh at early candle light, at the Office
of DR.. D. +. Merton. ':f
Important business will be presented and all inter-
es,ed are invited 10 attend. (meh'2S'd-'d)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06
CITY HOTEL.

to.,,C Richmond, City. !. NJ, MurmOduke, Shell
hv';IIs Joln O. Cooper, do, Tbos, L. Barrett, Paris
Nm Curtis, Glasgow: John Parker, Rails Coz M
Watsr' pbladelphia: N. Nelson, do; B. A. Palmer,
bilttiIIy;tIs' Mis-, NJ McEhaney, New London Syl-
Janus BJa,tf%ohhj $btlbyylIe' j. PP'eRi0rd' West
Ely $50 D.. . '..... .'..5.. .,,f ... ....., r.
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PIANO FORTE MUsICill

THE undersigned has Just received an assortment OF
l. PIANO FORTE MUSIC, ana can furnish any
pieces that may he desired. WM. COHEN
West side of Main, between Bird and Hill.
inch 6.h2Vl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06
PLANK 1ROAD NOTICE

ROP0shiS will be received the ofce or The Fecretnfy
OF the SLY Carly Plank Road Company, (which office 10
the house Of Nj Thomas Hull indrtook, lnosj aud also
Ut to noe Of the Treasurer ut said Company ut Hannibal
Mesoun,l until Saturday, tbs 9th of April next fr the
ting ad nung Of sufficient quahtysf Pin-Oak Fight
feet and six inches long make miles Of Plank Road
from the Hannibal ferry to tile 5ny.
hlso the ipe and places will b. Prbbosuis
for the saving of said logs inches aud thick. ash
viii be paid As tho progrsses eseng twenty per ceut
anti the ynrk IL flushed according 10 Contract.
BIDS for Cutting and Hauling of Logs must be sepe.
rate from the Saving. yt ..H- .F..r' .
BY order Of tho Boafd
af.t.s .. zoo .'iUa LEWIS HULL, Secretary.
Plks County, March 3ist, 1889. mrl3ldtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06

Four grOcers, licenses we're gratettyesterday,
Slz'tds9A. Inslep & Co., s. Lee & Son, MI.
Hess, and tbc proprietor ,dt an establishment
nioknafhed Pepper Sauce o. iu. lFI i
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06
READ The introduction Of
FILLEYIS STOVES


Into Northern Missouri 10 any extent has been in the
last thee years; since which time they have been
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale of hcm
and although, owing to their being light and gmooh
aud something new, little difficulty attended the
sale and use at first yet by always making Stoves aud
Castings Of the cstqualy of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved TO withstand fire bet
ter than any other Casting made In the Western coun-
try. The Furnace Castings and Hollow Ware particu-
aly have been superseded byit wherever has been
brought into USE and always given satisfaction. HAY
Ing lived here number Of years, and being permanent
ly located here, purchasers rely guarantee
asto the quality Of the articles sold by us; Gnd as TO
The operation of our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Stove just read the certificates Of those who have used
them, and are using them now. And another adyan-
tage purchaser will have in buying ST. Lous stove
of U.S. he would not only be getting stove made Of the
best material in the world, but he at any time get
an odd piece plate without any charge, by lrtngus
know that such is wanted, all stoves are war
ranted and, in Of imperection, the article viii
be promptly made good TO the purchaser, which he
will not find the case with Cincinnati, Chicago Pitts
burgh, and Eastern made STOVES as you cannot get
any odd Pieces. Even if they were warranted, Il
would be impossible TO get odd plates FROM such dis
lance.
We, the, undersigned, having used the ST. LOUIS
Stoves manufactured BY c. f. Flley, Of st. Louis and
sold by Carter W. Bryan, at hannibal, Mo-, take
pleasure in recommending them TO the public as su-
pcrior in point OF Graft durability, economy convent
ence and ease Of regulation, TO any Stove which we
.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06
FINAL SETTLEMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned adj
~ ninjstTatoF OCthe estate Of RACHAEL NORTON
deceased will apply at the May term OF the Halls
County CouT, 10 make FINAL settlement OF said estate,
when and where all persons interested can attend il
they think proper. ULYSSES NOkIoN, Admir-
April 7, 1s53-w Al" |b
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Between Il, NJ, yesterday, and 70, NJ, to-day.
nRApY HOUSE.

Robert Gwyn, Monroe Cot L. Fowler, do o. NJ.
Adams, Alton; Richard Dranei J. w. Holemanj Dr.
II. d. ShouSh, Montgomery Co; Mrs. Shoush, and four
Children, do ]. Means. Lady and SIX Children, and
four Servants, N, Alpson, 81. Louis; A: Cowthorn,
Mexico Mo Mrs. Mollie Hdocl, Palmyra; Miss
Ho0iOn, do; Vim. Hutchinson, Rails county. .....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ArranO MIL

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming to Han.
noal with the intention OF selling wheat and buy
ing Hour would do we'll to call and see us before sell.
ing or purchasing elsewhere. Remember the big stone
Mill on Bird, between Main and Third streets. Give
US a call. A. =. ROBARDS & SON.
~ N. B. Our Flour is sod nowhere else but at the
Mill Every sack aud barrel stranded with our name
on it;
mch2ldtf "a. S. ROBARDs 4 SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-06

Persons wishing to buy stoves, Should give US CaI
and examine our new patterns Of
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, February Up. m.
The Jury in the case OF Thomas Conner charged with
the murder OF Captain Hutchinson, brought in verdict
OF murder in The first degree Saturday evening They
however recommended him to the governor for a com
mutation OF punishment to the penentary for life This
in my judgment, uncalled for The boy is guilty OF
deliberate, unqualified murder, without mitigating cir
cumslance. Why, then, he should be recommended to
any other that provided for by law very
singular If deliberate murderers are to be thus recon-
mended as objects OF executive cemency, the code OF
criminal jurisprudence will lose its power and effect
The storm OF rain yesterday was very severe, but SO
far have not learned OF any serious damage.
The advces by the steamer Atlantic unfavoTable
TO breadsus Sales to-day of 500 bbls Howard street
brands prior 10 the news being made public at IS 20.
Subsequently the market was duller Grain quiet
small sales red wheat at IA ll6 cents; white, lit a
1913 cents. White corn SO 81 cents yellow, 81 a SO
cents. Oats, 40 "A ceAls Rye, so SO cents Clover
seed, So IS. Provisions and groceries unchanged-sales
small Whiskey, 2St 2la cents, There were 500 beef
cattle offered to-day and 600 head sold at S3 to VA per
100 lbs on the hoof-equal 10 So 81 so net-ayeragng
80 81 gross Hogs, So $7 per cwt Stocks steady.
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ONCE ha,
determined modify the Of The proposed contract
lows 0
The rs river thmu,h
on,
The final inspection Of the work shall therefore
reported
reny Completed expiration of year. officer
charged the inspection shall report
continued efforts the open
by raft
shall il,
said year. con
shall be bound at his raid obuu
fail ths shall
apply per much thereof be Necessary
0 efe CT said removal
An papers inrtr
this in every February tim,
instead Sd day OF January the proposals will be opened
Ell
BY order: y j. ALERT,
Dec q Colonel Corps Typographical Enginees
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PROPOSALS. ron DanDoE HoA,u
"Ah DkFAkrxxkT,
Bureau Corps Typographical EnxiD.s,


Bureau Corps 10pOssphieA Enxinssn
DeeembsS 4 ~.
ofne1l February the construction Of four dsv
% be worked BY high pressure snsass, va, va"
al Whitehall Harbor, on Lake Champlan. ''a
or Lake Ontario 10 be delivered Inspected received
one Ior Lake Ene 70 delivered inspected and rse,y,
one for Lake Michigan delivered, inspected and
The nun Of each boat is no long 50 ss beam
guards leel wide, sufficient bueke ladder paddle A
TO have Two cylindrical boilers best boiler Iron
quarter inch IN thickness, twenty-five feet long and S
The working cylinders Of ,he engine 20 be inches dim
inside, than half an inch thickness of metal h.
length Of four feet, win half stroke
Each boa,o have paddle Tor loeomooa, with suitable
work the boat, say captain mate po snsnssf and wet
No advance wiz be made on eoae nor w ooai DC received
paid until after has been inspected and ied found ~
Each boat win supplied with good yaw boat "a
fee, long and with four good oars ana also suitable ya~ @
The Inspected reference arrangements, mai,
a and equipment, VIII be subject 10 the following u
ist As 10 power. IL viii have to ina
bundled miles in calm weather on ihe waters Of each
pecuvey consecutive hours al rate OF not less than
the hour.
into scows OF loose saudi cubic yards the hour MN
sand part sand and two parts clay @
clay and OF sand and gfave 90 cubic yards the hour
from plh OF less than ten exceeding lafeet
This must work OF the boat during and
average during any shorter time o. work.
pounds anchors q 400 pounds each win
futhoms
Also a Az inch hemp cable 100 fathoms long
The uas win be under pressure Of steam for dredging
eedng pounds the inch for ocomonon exceeding
$50 pounds the square inch.
The TRIALS inspection be made by United States
The ready the stated by the last day
Proposals will The time be received for four
for dredge boat; each be provided with
sweeps bottoms arranged discharge the whole
Each capable holding than 10
waited soil.
Proposals addressed Undersigned, on In
envelope " Proposals for Dredge- boatn
J. J. ALBERT,
COL Corps Top. Engineer
The Republic nteigencer, and Union Washington Coue
Enquirer, and Express, New York Commercial Advertise
Bunalo, Y; Advertiser Detroit Michigan Commercial ADV,
user Chicago, Illinois Commercial Tines Oswego, VI Pin,
burg Gzze,x, Pshurg Pa Albany Register, Albany m "
will give above twenty daily inserons twice week mi
February 10.
Dee l0-ds0lA2~iPebl 10
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kssiExEk DsrAArAAsr January u, 1859,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii l0u February
y inclusive ucon materials deiv
al Baltimore Maryland oia steam dredging machine sr dump
and deeked lighter foT The waters Of The CheSapeake
bay and the Atlantic coast
including machinery dumping scow each AID The
The hull the dredge must be strongly put together well kneed
feet widh and six feet ~ depth 70 have suitable sleeping and
Necessary recommendation o twelve men, all requisite store rooms
The machine be capable Of working an exposed situation
such beng intended for operating ~ be waters q s
chesapsake bay and win be required 70 ds and raise from dept.
least sixty cubic yards Of hard clay hour or sr hundred cubic
yards in working day Of ten hoars
and ooed each capable q holding cubic yards q
and from the sides 81 the depth OF four feet OF
The lighter which is intended for the transportation
coal and other supplies for The maehne must be strongly pul TO
sss well kneed and Ooed and capable Of carrying about o
The dredee, lighter mus, be delivered
for inspection aud trial by the oee such other
dedge and is be mooied expense
ae,o 70 IGa part Of he raP'eS ry as m BE- by
al the contractors expense which he in
No payment" viii be made on account Of the dredge its equip
ed as above prescribed and received when the contractor win be
offering contract for this drede and lis eopmen, viii
state distinctly what principle they propose
subjected ts and II So where and
"ds wa dsn o yRg TIE Of The ddssd ma.
to whom reference can be had regard TO the The
and lighter should be given, with the details of
sucon also The driving the
the dredge, expressed number Of
Of the cylinder and length Of stroke Of the piston and
which engine ordinarily II prac-
cable drawing should be forwarded OF the dfege complete
| also dumping
Proposals will also received for adding locomotive power
dredg, so as 10 be able ope H. with lis and lighter
still the rate OF SIX miles hour stating fully the
Of the motive and change any, such addi
would make the form dimensions the hull Of
dredge and in the the machinery.
Further particulars obtained by corresponding with
IL Beaverton, of engneens BALTIMORE Maryland.
undersgneH
the envelope Proposals for steam dredging machine s for he
Chesapeake
JOS q. TOTTEN,
Preyet Brig Gen and Col Engineers.
To be gencer Republic, and upion Wash
ngton Enquirer E1pes-, New YORK; Albany
Register Albany Albany New YORK Wing Toy New
York. Pennsylvania Inquirer Daily Philadelphia Penn
sylvania Boston Courier Boston, Massachusetts Parrot BALI
Mayiand daily I'LL 10Th February One each
containing The advertisement be the Engineer Department
Washington,
Jan A-dtl0Feb
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

above sticks be hemlock, brown asb, vel
low pine to be straight and IL inches the email end
live timber. Kinds TO be specified, and prices OF each
kind)
aIO sticks owhte pine Ground long,
sticks square white IS long, and IS inches
plank III feet II inches
width, and } inches thick.
900 white nails, feet long, III inches
500 pounds Finch wrought iron spike
5000 perch
fectioas
delivery onethird the 10th dsy May
soth day of May, nethrd the 3s day Of May
The articles delivered specified days
Of the United States and
approved and received will
dd for according contract price, less 10 cent on amount
will the United until the
completed when retained will be paid
will be forfeited the United States the contractor
fail To fuini his contract
proposal accompanied with evidence that
is able un his contracts and the department the s
ducng bring the below the amount
priatsd
Advances contracts cannot payments will be
The places landing pointed
agent him On this h
be subject delay three days but such
United States No delivery will be acknowledged quaint
with this Advertisement
Until Delivered Inspected and received articles will be at
risk The and under his when Delivered
viii under
the No delay inspect stated
will be made allowed Of the United States.
will be Timber Bung
tom the outside OF the envelope and will be addressed the
dcrsigped
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Dec 81 -20tdk2awtFcbl0
Repubc Union Washington Courier
Enquirer Express. New York Journal Windsor
publish the above twenty times daily then week until FEB
ruaryl0
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The Theatre.

Mr. Murdoch opened his engagement las, evening al,
the National with great success. in the character OF
Hamlet. His performance received throug bout
with marked favor by numerous and appreciative
audience. Mr. Murdoch is a gentleman of ,alen, and
cultivation, both in his profession and gu, OF it. and his
highly finished and artistic presentations WILL we are
sure, be readily appreciated in community This
evening he appears The Stranger"
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Proposals for Erecting a Mint, with tho Necessary
Machinery, at SAN francisco, California.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct 9, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received department until
nS %. a. san wc ~ s,ss.s
parties disposed The said proposals con
work, being department,
tract either way. be found the mos, and ad
any eonsc, ihe building and machinery eanno, be finished and
which The expenditure expressly limited BY the act OF Con
Payment, win be made every siry days amount
work done and materials actually used on the building to be ea
eservns payments twenty
on the hrs, one hundred thousand dollars and ten per cent
petou Of the building and its approval and acceptance by the
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee,
signed BY two responsible persons. TO the effect tina, they under
viii bond sufficient 'uue
secretary ofhe Treasury The SUN Of Any thousand dos"
the faithful execution OF the work and proposal win be eon
Proposals will also be received the and place
The speeisea,ions which Will likewise be furnished BY he dep
ment and upon the terms and conditions specified aou
bond required for the aihu contract which wi
Proposals viii place
ably 70 the act Congress- for the sale lease rent Of any @
the and conditions specified relation TO ~
building such building and machinery to be equal IN al g
ing and ,obe capable coming eas, thirty millions Of gold s
from twenty dollars encb by st
able building and machinery are bought leased unde, he g
then be made for the erection building and furnishing the %
The bids will be and presence OF W
bidders as think proper and should the bids sp
be made nom California be the dePsm
previous to the aforesaid 9Th day OF February 1859 viii res
the right to delay the other bids which
decision will be made after he dep
ment has been officially advised passed W wv
legislature OF the Stns OF California exempng said branch
from tasauon Ac required by the 9th Of ne
Congress Of the ID July 1882 ofhe wv
1 ted States in California.
Those in California who disposed 10 make p
posals for said building machinery the came
collector Of customs San Francisco previous the oIps
publication
designated in the ofConsess proposals
fonia The collector will be Furnished
copies OF the plans and specifications for the information o
who may wish to make bids there. ,,y
| Oct s-lawteFeb Secretary Of the Treasury
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Once Of tns superintendent sos Hospital inc
insane OF shs District .f tot.sDi@ and thu Army
and Navy OF tse u.ttsd states,
WlsaIsoros, d. O., Jan. y, los

wAsaisoroN, ID. O.. Jan n, 1858.
SEhED PROPOSALS. viii DO Office un the
day o. March next ocock a. or furnishing The following
nas,ais and wof. a. te e 90 mo Hospital
a oSs ,espseusey VIII be required for each description Of
1 For Two millions, OOOo less bricks the whole
~ e ~ clay and n all respects in conformity the
ng Tue presen year u is understood that
m pc received provided that all the bricks we burnt
that none are uasouud unsuitable walls pro-
ea asV tna sufficient number Of the best hand made
bricks are furnished 10 face all The walls.
Eae bidder = required 70 his bid samples
that said samples were made the person
@ same ana - s clay o. which he proposes % execute die
uihlmen, Of The contract should the be him.
For hve hundred 5oo peehe less, building
stone measuring mol lees .han three feel IN eugh
building stone OF ordinary dimensions the delivered
when laid at IS cubic feet perch.
For thousand uo,o) lime entirely with
wood each barrel 10 coalain less Than zoo pounds
For hye hundred 500 barrels hydraulic cement
For The outside facing Of The gr
whos building, and 10 be three 0 height including
eordanee with the designs which be the Office OF the
said sub basement including materials, Workmanship freight
hauling and every other expense pertaining to this part Of the work
For laying all the bricks required ia the construction the
skim count, aching Jobbng Tools scaliold
the whole Of faced bricks
well laid in white mortar with the joints neatly struck All the
For laying all the building stone required in The foundations
charge corners half the openings
@ bidders WIN each be required to furnish approved
Each bid must be accompanied by signed
effect hht the bid should be accepted bid
der will into contract for the materials
be- within days
proposal the sutcency Of the said
o 70 be eeed to by some persons known 10 the Department Of
the tntenor
be and endorsed Proposals. u s.
Hospital for the Iasane.n
The bids will he opened such the bidders
choose attend the department the Interior the oremen
TONED Gath day OF March next att O'Clock,
q. ii. NICHOLS,
Superintendent Hospital for the Insane.
Form Of guarantee.
To G. II. Nichols, Superintendent, ac.i
We, the undersigned, residents of In the State OF
hereby jointly seveTay the United
of foregoing bid being
e said
bid The with good sufficient
furnish the materials the proposed
ony If the under which
And In the said should fail into
aforesaid make good the difference between
offer Of the said - and the next lowest bidder.
A. u.
G. ID.
Of knowledge and belief
above manned gIarantors are good and sufficient .
T.. r.
Jan 2l-2awt2ithMar
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sales To-Day.
PsnnsylSaAla assn,.s, corner Of S..aA ssrssi.

(Peaasyl0aasa avenus, corner ~ Slaih street,
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING uOUsEREEP-
ING-On Saturday morning, February auction
O'Clock the entire effects fatally declining
Housekeeping, comprising
Mahogany sofa aud parior chairs
DO centre, dining, and breakfast tables
DO dressing and plain bureaus
Cane and wood chairs girandoles, haTack
Single and double bsdsteads
Hair and shuck mattresses
PanoI chamber, and stair carpet stair rods, sc.
Additional
superior black tea, pat up in and will be
sold n quantities 10 suit purchasers
Also, 5000 cigars, Of various brands
Feb 4-3t
In consequences OF the ineteneHcy o the weather,
the postponed until Tuesday morning. February
hour and place.
6-2t