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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Tht
National Intelligencer publishes letter
addressed to Col. Benton, which an
nounces the important fact, that through
the entire line which the party had ex,
plOred, comprehending fully half the
distance between the boundaries of Mis-
souri, and California, and embracing, as
is said, the most difficult portion of the
line, the construction of a road is not
only practicable at an easy grade, but
the country is well watered and fertile,
such as to invite settlers and cultivators
throughout.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

SUIcIDE.-We regret to learn that on
Friday morning last, Mrs. Van Pelt,
wife of DR.. Van Pelt, committed sui
eide, by hanging herself with a bed
cord, at her residence in Orange town
ship, in this county. Some time since
her husband went to California, and,
we believe, died there. Partial de-
rangement is supposed to have caused
the suicide of Mrs. Van Pelt.-Negs
Co. Isleqraph.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

EThe leading organ of Ohio De-
mocracy, the Statesman, is down on the
School law, and as a matter of course
it is severely bitter against Mr.. An.
drews, the Teachers nominee for School
Commissioner. 1t is not a matter of
surprise that those who are opposed to
a well regulated system of common
schools should oppose the man best cal
eulated to faithfully carry out the plan.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

SThe Methodist Camp Meeting,
which commenced last Thursday, near
the residence of Mr.. John N. Kerr, in
this county, was numerously attended.
The number in attendance on Sunday
was estimated at 5000 and upwards.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

HThe Rome Camp Meeting, in
Lawrence county, commences to-mor-
row, (Friday.) We shall endeavor to
be there at least one day.
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BOY WANTED.

A good boy, from IA to 16 years Of
age. with pretty fair English educa-
ton, is wanted at this Office to learn the
art of Printing.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

EMillard. a witness against Kis.
sane, has received an unconditional par.
don from the Governor of New York
1t was because his pardon was condi.
tional one, and did not restore his com.
potency, that Judge Finn granted new
trial to Kissane in the famous forger,
case.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

RThe Yellow Fever is prevailing
fearfully at New Orleans. 1t is more
fatal than the Cholera has been, there,
for some time. Two hundred and fifty
three deaths in two days.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

Ono AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
This road will be completed from Gin
cinnati to the town of Seymour, then
intersecting with the Jeffersonville rail
road by the first of October next
Louisville viii then have a direct com
munication by railroad with Cincinnati,
and we learn the trip is expected to be
performed in four hours-L0u. Times.
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A late number Of the Ohio State
Times contains the following. which is
signed by sixty-two teachers, of ali
parties, recommending Lorin Andrews
for Commissioner Of Common Schools;
.'The undersigned, teachers Of Knox
county belonging to the different politi
cal parties, desirous of seeing the great
interests of popular education presided
over and guarded by the best talents
and best virtues the county can furnish,
fully and heartily concur in the nomina-
ton Of our fellow citizen, Lorin An
drews, for Commissioner of Common
Schools.
1--WE support Mr.. Andrews, our
selves, and respectfully commend him
to the suffrage and confidence Of our
fellow citizens of all parties; not as a
party man, nor as holding particular
views, but because he is an eminent
practical teacher; because his ardent
devotion to and personal sacrifices for
the cause of common schools; above
all, his capacity as business man; his
extensive acquaintance and sympathy
with the educational interests and wants
of the people; his experience in busi-
ness very similar to the duties of Com
missioners of Common Schools; his in
tegrity and honor as man, pre-emi-
nently qualify him for the duties of the
Office"
Here follow the names of the sixty
two practical teachers, which we omit.
Teachers throughout the State, with
out regard to party, win support Mr..
Andrews, notwithstanding the attacks
of some of the ranting Locofoco papers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

~ The Meigs county Telegraph
says that the Democracy of that coun
ty have nominated an Anti Maine Law
ticket as follows:
For Representative
R. CAMPBELL, of Racine.
For Sheriff
W. SHERWOOD, of Chester.
For Treasurer
S. CUTLER, of Pomeroy.
For Commissioner
MILO GUTHRIE, of -.
Prosecuting Attorney
JACOB S. EARHART, of Pomeroy.
Coroner
DR.. D. PANeBUM, of Middleport.
Surveyor
THos. D. BOYER, of Pomeroy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

RRev. W. H. Beecher has resigned
his pastoral Office over the Second Pres
byterian church in Chillicothe, and has
accepted a call to become pastor of a
church in Reading, Mass.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

re- Horace Greedy and the Messrs.
WaIbridge, of New York, were in
Brighten some two weeks since and pur-
chased the whole place for the sum of
100000. 1t is the design to establish
manufactures extensively.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

E Ex-Governor Paine, of Yer.
mont, died in Texas few days since.
He was one of the party who are
making a survey for a railroad to the
Pacific from the southwest.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

RThrOugh some oversight the fact
that a County Treasurer was to be
elected this fall was omitted. 1t has
been corrected.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

re- The foreign intelligence is unu-
sually interesting. The difficulties be-
tween Russia and Turkey are about to
be settled without war. See the news
from China.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11
E Thanks to Senator WADE fol
valuable Congressional documents.

NThe Westminster Review for Ju-
" is received from Leonard Scott & Co.
New York. The contents of the pres
ent number are of much interest: "John
Knox, over-legislatiou, Pedigree and
Heraldry, Sects and Secular Education,
Young Animals, Life of Moore, India
and its Finance, Balzac and his Wri-
tings, The Turkish Empire, Cotempora-
ry Literature of England, America,
Germany, France" comprise the topics
discussed. For the terms of the Re
views and Blackwood, see the notice Of
Blackwood's Magazine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11
wHIG STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Gouern0T,
NELSON BARRERR, Of Highland.
For Lieuenaat GooernoT,
ISAAC j. ALLEN, Of Richland.
For Treasurer of STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN, Of Hamilton.
For Secretary of STATE,
NELSON n VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM H GIBSON, OF Seneca
For Supreme Judge,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
For Board of Public Works,
JOHN WADDLE, of Coshocton.
PeoDle,s nominee for Commissioner Of Common
Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

H Several announcements have
been handed in, unaccompanied with
the dollar. which is the reason for their
not appearing. We cannot break good
rule for any one.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11
~Tbe sale of lots In "Jamestoy

re- The sale of lots in Jamestown
Addition to the town of Jackson" on
the 28th, was well attended. Twenty
four in-lots sold for S2, 568, averaging
over one hundred dollars per lot
Three out-lots sold for S648, over two
hundred dollars per lot. The remain
ing lots will be sold by the proprietors
at private sale. The sales Of the day,
amounted to over three thousand dol
lars.-JdcEson Standard.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

By despatch received last evening,
we learn that there were four feet six in
ches water in the channel at Pittsburg,
at noon yesterday, the weather being
clear and warm.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

E @. w. Hor, and A. DoxxAILr,
of the Ohio. have our thanks forSlsse
Cincinnati papers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

re- The President has concluded to
contract with Clark Mills, under an act
passed by the last Congress, for the
erecting in Washington of colossal
equestrian statue of George Washing
ton, in bronze. The cost is to be $780,
OO0-s2O,OOO to be paid during the
progress of the work, and the remaining
$50, 900 when the work is completed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

H The ~ 2. Times says that DR..
ThomasE. Massey, of Alabama, son-in-
Law of Col. Medary, goes with him to
Chill as Secretary of Legation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11
~ The "Bottle-Stopper" is

E The "Bottle-Stopper" is the
name of a campaign sheet which made
its appearance in our town last Satur-
day morning. 1t is conducted by G.
W. HoY, and as its name indicates, has
for itsspecisl object the advancement Of
the temperance cause.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

NThe Anti-Maine law paper has
appeared, and here is what the State
Journal says of it:
The first number of the new anti
Maine Law paper has appeared, and
such a paper! We think we must trans
fer some of its gems to the Journal, but
we have not time to-day. If there is
any danger of its failing for want Of
support, the Maine Law Committee
should furnish the funds to keep it go
ing, as it viii do more than any thing
we have yet seen to drive the people
into the temperance ranks. If the
German part is as rich as the English
in literature and style, it viii secure its
editor reputation that viii last him for
some time.
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nnululnln111nInEzzauznuuzr
ELEcrIoss-KEsrucKY.-The returns
come in slowly, but there is no longer 9
doubt of the substantial triumph of the
Wing party of that State. Two years
ago there were FIVE Wing and FIVE Loco
foco members of Congress elected
Nowit is tolerably certain that six Whig'
are elected, and a fair show for two
more. They have also considerably in
creased their majority in the Legisla
ture. 1t is subject Of congratulatior
that this gallant Wing State not only
stands firm, but is making rapid advan
ces upon the common enemy. The Gin
einnati Gazette has the following as th'
latest news:
As far as heard from, the Wings hav'
gained FIVE Representatives over theil
number last year, when they had ma
jority of ten. Two Democrats and nin'
Wings have been elected to the Senate
among the latter we are glad to SCI
the name of our old friend, D. Howard
Smith. The Wings have gained one
Senator; their majority last year wa'
two.
The Louisville Journal says: "The re
turns are favorable for the election of the
following Wing members of Congress
B. E. Grey, in the Second; Col. Bran
lette, in the Fourth; G. S. Hill, in the
Fifth; and Cox, in the Ninth. Col
Preston is elected in the Louisville dis
trict, and Presley Ewing in the Third
In the Sixth the result is doubtful; the
Democratic candidate, John M. Elliott
has carried Madison county, which usu
ally gives a large Wing majority, by
$50 votes. In the Tenth, Stanton il
reelected, and Breckenridge in the
Eighth.
TENSEssEE.-Col. HENRY, the Whis
candidate for Governor, is elected. Tn,
following telegram is the latest we have
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-Zollicofe, Wing
is elected to Congress from the Nashville
District.
johnson, the Democratic candidat,
for Governor, is defeated.
E BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, fol
July, is not behind its predecessors il
interesting articles. The contents is al
follows:
Weiss's History Of the French Pro
testant Refugees; Legends of the Ma,
donna, by Mrs. Jameson; Lady Lees
Widowhood, Part VII; The Late Mar.
quis of Londonderry; Paris Theatricals
The Fine Arts and the Public Taste il
1858; A Chapter of Life Assurance
Gold and Emigration: in their Effects
Social and Political.
With the July number commences the
37th volume of the American edition
Blackwood and the English Quarterlie:
are republished by L. Scorr & Co..
New York, on the following terms
Blackwood 50 per year-Price o
Blackwood and any one of the Foul
Reviews, So; the Four Reviews and
Blackwood, $40.
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Nrv ApvrRrrsrrxrrs..

NEW ADvERrrsExExTs.-Among our
new advertisements win be found the
card of VIZ. N. Kohl & Co., of Gin
cinnati. We have the best assurance
that this house is one of the most per-
manent in the West.
furniture can be had at reasonable
prices at the wareroom of Mr.. JAMES
SKEEs.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
r. 57S.ss sS;3;iss;7e

Bafimore and Ohio rdrocd Baltimore u Whceiing
Meeting thIe uth The large and pteda
Union ine On the Ohio and the Stages 10 ZGnesc.Ae &c.
finishing OF the Boaid Tree Tunnel road
excellent order, Of
reced to lis
THIS road Is OF Tie and character
The mail train leave. Baltimore daily D.
directly through Wheeling 3Sn mos) IL 10
ciudiDg all stoppages arriving there
leaving Baltimore lodging
Cumberland, 1s mes and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
To with ,he.e rains the leave Washington
and daily, meeting
ngon junction, Dieter known the Relay House nine ms om
Wheeling steamers the Union linz.
which have completed route daily
ION with the and down o Gin
einuau and Louisville where the Nashville, &c.,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets go
ing further
Pass Tor Columbus who prefer Gin
cnns and other West
FROM Wheeling Ohio Stage Company excellent
the best OF the National road GAINESVILLE
by railroad
Passengers for wellsvile Cleveland steamboats,
railroad viii also hnd this agreeable there being
places.
or Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
charge ior transfer OF passengers baggage.
Fae by through ticket twih anywhere
rou'e) fom Washington Wheeling 50 ~ CBcinnat sl
10 Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets be had OF Mr. Parsons railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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ny >. c. MCGUIRE, Auet,oneer.

VERf VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION, sodE WITH Ex.
tensve wafer prvis viii sell pubic auction,
auction Tuesday, 2sh O'Clock, ..
EASTERN half Of No, i, fronting 1913 incbes
ve with a 97v feet OF bnck ground The western half
pied by Mr.. LsD,beIl as = ship yard
Also i2o feet Inch
ne 700 This property
between Lsmbciis and Brzdey's wharvcs
Also, thai valuable Maryland and
street. containing about $500 feet. This believed be
beet uninproved lots Maryland avenue.
The attention OF capitalists av,cd the
which also afford hnsdsome for residences.
lom One fourth cash the balance remain ccdt OF
!, J, and 3yesrs, " desired by the purchaser.
hso lease for s9 years, renewable In
'fuare "7, These
~ the Potomac Fort Washington
payment OF hese lots uni, Improved, three win
quired IN advance.
"A ibe time will sol $500
denate Of $500,
ret of ground No 3e7, and
sfound well secured the best
made benr from fluctuations value
insurance. and repairs This goundont be purchased
assele JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
May I'D Auctoneer.
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ny ,. G. sIeeu,nE. aue,,onssr.

II INTENSIVE SALE or PRINTING MATERiAL.-on wednes-
~ day. May &1ih al Y oeock shalt Congres
tona fnpuhg oihce OF A. BOYD Hamilton erq Raiof build
ng, corner ol 3 street avenue
aud wcseieceI soek Of printing material aud office fururo
VIA
single cylinder Tayicr beds AK by 81 These
presses are nearly and complete particular
=
Washington press, bed by
smith pfess, bed 26 by 81 .
standing puss, bed ~ by as, new
fixtures
iount 5,oao pounds Small Plea
do 1850 do
2,59l pounds Brewer, $500 pounds Engsb
Also leaders figures quotations. siug seabbard, IN ample
quantities.
% chases, 30 stands, $50 cases~
VeIysuperor imposing stones, sticks, rules
Meal and wood furniture, stoves, desks, shaiting
l00 stereotype pages with buchs OF useful congressional
work
And very large collection OF other articles we'll
furnished piuing oiice
Terms $50 and under, So and under 500 sixty
days; $500 satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
.## JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May 3-eod Auctioncer.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

Inc will
payment Of The subscription be made in advance. -
Distant Subscribers money BY postage
which win be paid BY us assumed by In
transmission. l. .#F.#
The COUNTRY PAPER published during lno ses
sons OF Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less year
terms pIopOrtoned 10 the above rates. f fsB
Q- -PosfMAsrERs authorized agents and w
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers S5 or yws WEEKLY
subscribers, viii $40 enclosed, copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, s,ais.
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by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
public sxieon Tuesday afternoon, May 24t 5 O'Clock
auction shall sell lots Nos. g.
and ~ In No. 30 Lott and front
ktuee between Goth and 2 lot IL fronts IS
between and 10, 20, 81,
2t aud ss
street, between X and l. streets. #...t
These lots ocaird in rapidly improving Of the
deserve attention,
probably be located In the immediate vicinity.
Terms fourth, residue twelve eight
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
May I'D AuouoneeI
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BY GREEN s SCOTT, Aactioneer..

A LARGE DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE. WITH BRICK BASE
meni and lot q, Tuesday, the 2ih
shall SELL in front of the premises, double frame house,
with brick basement containing u and through
eenc with and smoke
Of square The I24
feet lam and about square feet
Handsomely ornamented with flowers and shrubbey.
Terms; Onethird cash balance In p aud years.
bearng interest deed given and deed Of trust taken
the deferred payments GREEN SCOTT,
May Nd
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Proposals for BuiIding and EquipyiDg Five Light
Vessels.

rRsAsoRr DrFAHrMESr, o,rrcr L,elr-Hovsr BoAnp,
Washington eiiy, Apni 30, 1885,
SEfAhAIE sealed proposals. viii be received Office
~ n on fue.day The 3sl day Of May 1853 building and
of tho Id 10 he delivered 10 The properly
ssen, Of The department New York m TO De do
efed az soon for @ be delivered Charleston, Car
o'ina, "a , o. ,nS i following pIasSsioss -.
breadth ouded s5 ie inches depth ni hold on.
@ - oer siaAe 70 top Of beam IA feet tonnage about asa
suooosEsser suoAL, sryAKp souSp,
ne ~ saen points 1r places be designated BY the light
Ls"sh bsween perendieuars q breadth
ea y iset inches depth OF hold from Top
Of d. sram, 10 ieet inches tonnage about l5o "
~ me white OAK TO be OF the ses, timber yellow
pune OF u'e hnest gram untapped southern timber.
II none OF The bids satisfactory board win be at lib
s aye Gecn to- and w py Se @ sS
sssre,ary Of he Treasury
gagged IN ship building and each or bs
two Responsible persons suree for the faithful i
Each distinctly named which the
and copy printed specifications
enclosed by each bidder evidence thai there mistake
No bid that does not conform 10 The require
drawing of The contracted furnished ,he
contractor 70 which he viii be required to adhere sctIy this
ncd BY the experimenting officer who viii be assigned the duty
BY this hoard will the ovA te Secretary of,e Tsa,uy and
VINO VIII be required TO that the
rial. used are IN strict conformity the and specifications Of
vessel win be received payments
The printed specifications by which the vessels
ana form part OF The contracts can be hat application the
YORK. wilmington Dslawae or Norok Vs"a or s e
to Philadelphia Baltimore New Bedford Edsatown Mas
BY calling NJ the office OF The inspector Boston, New
pa or bastnoie, and at tile oce OF the board Wash
inglon city.
Any submitting proposals may present the
opening Of the bids lime place specified
All proposals be seated Proposals for
Light pe and on enclosed another envelope, and ad
dressed to The secretary OF the board Treasury Depart
BY order Of the lighthouse board
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
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By E. N. sTRArrON, Auot,on.er,

tPeuHyeaaa apsaue, south side, near Tenth areet)
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD.
On Saturday MAY a. O'Clock, the premises, shall sell
lots Nos. OF subdivision
2l fronting ~ feet nchrs nor i7h
sh opposite the residence OF the Hon Hamilton Fb
and the Immediate neghborhooa Of Lafayette
sirble and fashionable location for 6rs class mansion
Terms third residue equal IL
and ancing
The expense of the purchaser. Title indspuabIe.
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NEW rAMLY GROCERY srOnE.-rhe snbscl iber

NEW STUNE-.-Thc sllbsc
possession the spacious airy admirably
Miss Denncs building. Seventh
openg large and varied Of groceries,
cheapncss qualify He designs keeping
constantly hand and welsc
sugars bacon, all articles which belong
oueli'y Furnished FIRST class grocery establishment
In laying his stock he has spared pains choicest
succeeded nj,
reasonable These he is prepared to cell profit
wholesale retail
success, he intends To his fncnd whose
Kindness aud support he
would he
confidence while public, he
ind him prices, goods,
with reasonable wishes will attraction il
He asks trial, the confidence that those
him will form the good habit of ,urchn Of
alike advantageous the buyer aud seller.
J. CLAYTON BRASHEAR
Seventh street, between Penn. avenue ssct,
MAY 6-3aw3wif Miss UermDtts
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Proposals for Improving tno Harbor OF Providence,
Rhode Island.

EsatsrgR Dsr.RrsrST,
Washington, May IL, 1853.
DROPOsAI.S will be received this
shoal
OF Providence, Rhode leland, and straight channel
Fox Point the main below dredging machnetbc
hc be $50 feet wlde and eNcsvated 70
the drtance repung deepend being yards
The shoai is composed OF mui, and,
be deposited westward
bose the eastward o the main channel
the Interests the distance which
quire be tak being about 3DJ ynrds.
Tho Of the tide IL feet IS depth
water generally IN which tho machinery will be required one
The channel Il 70 be indicated marked
b supnnicnded by officer Of the United states
M
The cubic
yards, department pver. varying
this bring within the pppropua-
iion for this Improvement.
Payments will be made monthly per
the OF the work performed
cent TO be paid the upon faithful
ton ct The work which u u be completed before the
OF November, 1858
The proposals. which scaled
price cubic yard e,cayated ard aforesaid
Duuon, corps OF engineers, New liayen Conne
JOS. O.. TOTTEN,
Brew Brig. Gen. and Col Of Euginecrs.
Boston Post, Boston, Massachusetts; New York Herald, New
York Aurora, Norwich, Connccicu Po irovdeuce, Rhode
Island; Troy Budget Troy New York. daily for week. then
twice week for two weeks and containing the adve
temsnt TO be transmitted the Engineer Department, Washington
May iA-diw&2aw2w
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By E. N. srnATToS, Auo,ioneer,

tPoanyrania arenue south side, i0th srecf)
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Saturday
anernoon May 81, AT O'Clock, the shall
No In Dsvdsons subdivision OF No 1873 fonung
90 10Th between north and running
back l0S feet Title dspusbie.
Terms fourth residue twelve,
months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest Al
the erpen-e Of the purchaser.
May