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CARn-nELAWAREnA LILLY % 1874 WE TE

A CARD-DELAWARE BAY JULY Is 1853--WE, THE
IA Undersigned passengers in the steamer Osprey Bennett
master, her late trip from Charleston to
tale pleasure in that have gsr9rmed
beat spacious In her accommodations complete
arrangements and walks the water thing Of life Her
cabns are elegantly fitted and furnished and supplied
With convenience of comfort and luxury
aud steerage yet was everything managed like
work, without the slightest disorder par
ticularly commend her too for the complete in
which her dining and sleeping cabins and bsrh vent
lated the fare board and the
rally Of the bert description and sten
tons Of the captain and his ocers extended all
and made all feel at home, the and all
the tuhordnates male and female We'd with
comfort Never believe. voyage auspcously
performed highly enjoyed; the eAther de-
bgtu the sea smooth the boat easy and in her
working and motion, and every and everything
nectd with her navigation and Der whether
ship hotel tributary to the satisa ction
and enjoyment that prevailed among the passengers In
With these views and feelings scruple
mend the Osprey and her commander to the
PATRONAGE of the travelling pablo.
Col HsUa Charleston, James a. Dobbins Belle
kichard 1eNn f0nte Pa,
John Hurkamp, II TeasdaIe,
WhRley, Nicholas Daly
II BUST, W Leland, ID D,
y = Urcping, Edward Lyman
Capitals G. Sergent Charlee g Fryer,
ton. s. c.. Hancock,
Edw'd DAILY Charleston, Sc, Israel Ottoiingin,
Lille ethal, Columbus, Fogrty,
South Caroina Thomas Coroord
James Let M ID, Joseph Cohen,
Aug tus Fitch, Sr, ColrmbiA, II MITCHELL
r W Hoadley, Columbia, A Brown, Charleston,
N Hunt, Charleston, Lilienthal,
z X Jetrup. Fitch, Columbia,
james White, On behalf Of all the pas
Thomas Ii Draytop, pengers.
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ssncy Cutlery, embracing . Lrrgc Variety
and pocket knives Of tho most aad
bSautifp patterns ass 81 toilet cutlery.
SAUNDERS No Asor House and 3s7 Broadway. between
walker and White Btreeta
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of science, Of fashion, all the world are taking
of the almost miraculous changes tho color In. hair
effected by THE remarkable fluid Why should
Cor speak OF III Strangers In tho city should
selves how quickly transmutes red gray black or
brownnot mock black brown, but tho which
chemistry Of nature acting through the scalp produces in
what call splendid hoad Of hair Preparsd sold and
applied On private rooms by CRIsTADoRo, No. Q Astor
House.
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sorry for the articles is to No 3 op
goste the Park where he has the best
ths world Cor the application of famous hair dive and
The sale Of his newly Invented wigs and toupecs Nine pr
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Wear and Teax.-If you want . Hat thaA NOT
ss :shs beautiful sut vs.ss veil furnish yourself Ns n
y suited. Price a and % Hat Fin sherG Union, No.
Park rev, opposite the Aston House.
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call at A ORIHUELA'S, No. log Chatham street. All
the brands genuine Havana and Principe segars and
vnr ties Of tobacco leaf matchess chewing snuff, and
smoking tobacco. Wholesale and retail.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANs-NEw
IL Orleans July 81 s5Sata meeting Of the above
es,ion held this day. motion OF Rev e. W. Whitall the
following resolution adoptedThat Rev. F. L. Hawkes.
j. ogden oodruf and Chas. Frost, Of New York
Quested to sooit subscriptions from citizens
jouning the North others may he chartaby
disposed contribute for tho purpose Of assisting in dc
and that the secretary address each Of
those gentlemen Of these resolutions asking their
tenon the furtheranoc Of the object and remit oil
collected rs possible.
(Sixned) ID. ] RICARDO,
Secretary Of the Howard Association.
The above appointed committee beg leave refer
resolution Of the Howard Association of New Orleans
Their wants sIch they are obliged 60 call the
sent citizens Of New Orleans, and all Others disposed to
assist them in carrying ont the objects of the association
We trnst all citizens Of Louisiana will respond literally and
cheerfuy to the them subs ,riptions will be
received BY the Rev Hawks rectory Calvary Church.
Twenty first street, 29 Fourth Charles L. Frost
ut Frost Forress las Pearl rect; John U. Woodruff at
Isaac N. Brownes No. William street aud St. Nicholas
Hotel, BroAdYaY.
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EiecSro-Magnetfsm.- DIR. 8. b. Smiths new
" in, eDsd electro mssastic nsens 9Th direct and to
express TO part Of the Union. b. Is SMITH, No. %
Canal street. srranted to we for twenty years
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WILLIAMS on,s Gallery. 240 Fulton stre.

Wnllamson's Gallery, 40 Fulton street,
1rsohiyn-A csrd-Csnnderins the large salaries paid,
gallery Offers his services to four young
sfuct them In the and give them thorourh prac
IDEAL education The best apparatus for their the
exclusive Of skyght Price fifty dollars and satis
action warranted. CHAS. II. " ILLIANSON.
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O. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF AMERANTUIS
Lodge requested to he punctua in their attendance
on Monday evening" August 8, on special business.
j. II. Parks, Secretary,
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A PLACARD HAVING BEEN POSTED AT vARI.
IA aces stating that horse be sold public
auction ~ the Red House, the 18th Of August ns
account Of James Irving notice hereby given that such
sale Of horse which or In which in
ttres Is to be made at the above time place.
slider myself competent to dispose of at private
SALE and without the aid Of auctoneer any other
JAMES IRVING.
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Rick's Schumacher Safess-Long Known.
severely testedalways nit full TO their tho only
safes made combining Ricfs a2d Wilder's patents. :
Water street.
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THE Original A. Jacobs 100 Chatham Street
selling gold and silver watches NJ the following low

The Original A. Jacobs 100 Chatham Street.
selling gold and silver watches At the following low
Zine cola sPnss four s holes SO
Cola elAmee. watches for ladies'. ...........
Cold Enssh patent levers hunting cases %
sveI Iepines FOUR four holes jcwsed a. low as 10
Also on hsnd large assortment Of jcwery siiverware
price, All goods warranted as ed or the ,asy
In large gilt figures over the door,
What shall we Eat aad Drink Flat ripe,
wholesome fruit and vegetables and fresh meats Drink
% su s sa sn
q al6 Broadway and we will not be troubled with any Of
Defiance Salamanca ssres.--ss~yisr's Pa-
" p. ssos the sole IN a
Defiance Looks the best safes and Ooks
door Ssiow s.ssn sps sormsry No % Joha street
Rick's SaIamansier safes.-.LonU Known
severely tssted-swsys fail full TO their only
sTF.RSs MARVIN successors to Rss ps cs9 ia
Water street.
ssncy Cutlery, embracing . Lnrgc Variety
pen and pocket knives of tho
hs,cr House ard So BGo.sas, SssSs..
Comb Factory TIE Newest Styles OF Ladies'
All e oaS s; and buffalo horn hs variety Y
way s sas wssr ana Nc 81 hf0'd
Portable Toilet Cases.-'Tho compact ana
perfect utility OF those articles
companions 20 ehcers OF the army and
bunness pleasure Gale from home sale by sA UN
BkRS, Nc. Astor q ouse and ss7 broadway.
Wiling, Arithmetic. ana bookkeeping are
thoroughly and efficiently taught by b. r. FOSTER 37
Eroaixay where gentlemen With
mastary knowledge Of double In the sho,t
space Of oae woek. Open DAY and evening.
Lovers OF Tobacco In all It's FOrms.-PieaSe
at A ree A
the brands genuine Havana and Principe sesars
vnrfets Of tobacco leaf machess chewing, snuff,
smoking tobacco. Wholesale and retail.
Helvetin nna Lafayette Gold Mining Com
psny Grass Valley CaforniaWe call the attention al
our readers to the adve tsement OF this another
Ch!orIin and it's directors confidently anticipate
eery Dividend ~ lot less than October
and Ike dividend on each succeeding quarter.
Hair Dye ana Wsxs-.Fs~tcheI0r's uanufac-
sorry Tor the articles To 3 way OBJ
poeite the Park where he has the IA
the world for the application of his dye and
the sale Of his newly invented wigs Nine p
waite rooms all on enc floor.
CrtetaaOf0's Excelsior Hair Dye,.-When
OF science, OF fashion, all the world are takina
OF the almost miraculous changes In tho hair
effected by this remarkable fud Why the nyen
Cor speak of It'll Strangers In tho city them
browpnota mock black brown but tho tint which the
chemistry Of nature acting through the scalp produces in
what call splendid head of hair. Preparsd sold
applied Din private rooms by CRIsTADoRo, No. Asor
Per sons Desnrous of Having tnefr Premises
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% lent DsguerrcOtyPes- 1T seems lncrcsl-
~ many mot acquainted with the fact that tho
Hrtsres made for 20 cents kEES 90 have
two and three hundred daily for twelve months past
which has given them world reputation Exhibition
Iaolns and factery. 2b9 Broadway.
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poSAntoh0cnpo Onnool OryptaA TeA.Oo! -
- n6S-Amsrioan sxhbiters except those In shs ~
msnt Of Asehissry and PsiStiag are hereby sos,nee
0aA the Gensrsl Superintendent will feel himself ~ osfsy
= aspose Of any spses granted TO them oeeossa
yuovtsus 10 the tenth day Of August ...
J. n. BACHELDER, seo'y Of superntendsnts
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ossorea Daguerrestypos..Ine rnni,c ~, are
4e $40 Brsadway sxAmius his new style Of eolorod
aAGasnsotypeNa feature IN the ARA which he has
HpSautly also me degusrrsotype Of fYAnkn
1Irss vith ! hest q other euxiosities.
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Defisn Salamanca SsYes.--ssxyaer's Pa-
tnt Robert N. Patrick the sole manufacturer In
United states of he above celebrated safes and
hp Impenetrahe Defiance LOOKS tho best ssfss and
sombnod il tho world Depot No. 1872 Pearl street.
door beiow Maiden lana formerly 30 John street.
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THE LECTUHE SEASON.

ECTURE.-FATHER GAvAZzI WILL DELIVER
IL lecture to the Italians to- Sunday evening" NJ
o'clock prccely in the stnyve Institute 500 Broad
sns IN sssna g v ordsr ss
g. Bedini present Lesate Of the Pope in the United
States.n
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Fine Arss-DaguerreotyPcsi In Oh Colors--
M wm. Butler on ths .cps. corner O. Broadway and
vith all fdelty the dAgusrrsotype and the finish
She miniature painting Only sitting required
0agssrreetypes Of deceased persona copied.
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A PARTNER WANTED--IN TUE LIVERY BUSI-
"A ness, already established ,bance person
to make money With small capital which often met
with Please address M Sun oioe STATING where an In
terview be had.
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DUBLiSnED THIS DAYTHE UNITED AMERICAN,
weekly urnal, devoted to the de veopenent of the
american designed u reflex of ideas
aud OF the principles IF the Order of United
Americans Ionten ola nj the Jesu,s; The Destiny
ths Races; speech of the Rev DR. Ross Of Tennssse
The Roman Church Property Bill aud other
subjects Published at 2U5 Broadway w. Bryce, Editor
DEXTEK BRO, IA Ann street, General Agents.
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INSTRUCTION.
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C, THOROUGHLY
ID taught by w. j. RENvlLEE No. 2S9 Broadway. Each
separately instructed and rapidly advanced In bis
studies while the knowledge TO him Is peculiarly
adapted the Of business Open day
and evening.
CPANIsH LANGUAGE "A SPANISH GENTLEMAN
syoraby known in this city as tessher OF HIS native
language will mpart private instruction 10 the Ia
dies and gentlemen aud will also make MS with
correctness and propretv Apply at Greene street. be-
tween Canal and Grand streets.
TNHE ADVFRTlSER A GENTLEMAN UNACQUAINT.
ed With music desires r struction the aecordeou
metpbone or futins TOT first musician
compesei TO mpart perfect knowledge either
nsru%snts In short time LIBERAL remuneration viii be
Ign preferred Address X Y at this office stating when
and where the instructor can be aud terms for
Of blossoms which will meet with prom pt attention.
WANTED-A MAN TO GIVE PeIvArE LESSONS IN
w spanish, for whicha hbersl price will be paid. AID.
dress A. H. r. Herald ofce giving full and partisu
lars. - 'o
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ITO BOOkBINDERs-FOR SALE, THE STOCK MA.
sndsry WIN gas natures and every thing eomplsts II ia
now acns good b snese and viii he sold To- 10 ossh
Purchaser satsst tory reasons aven for ssns XdSr.
Nsth real nAms Tor ne week, J. f.. Herald oiass
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mi
IN diers he'd at their Armory, August 1853 the follow
ing resolutions were ado pied:
Resolved That the City Grenaders return their sincere
thsnks to Sheppard the proprietor of the Union Hotel
Eizabethtown j., for the excellent dinner aud
mosan furnished to them their third annual
Thursday July % le5 which occasion he did all that
could Tor the comfort and convenience Of his guests
and his urbane and gentemany manner shau be long
membered by the City Grenadiers
Resolved Adkins Band will please accept the thanks Of
the pany for the able in which
some most excellent music on the occasion.
JAS GEO. HARRISON, Secretary. i
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What shall we Eat aad Driak 1-Eat ripe,
wholesome fruit and vegetables and fresh meats Drink
emily wholesome water euch the Crot0n becom
after passing through tho Patent Porous Filter sold
~ ZIG Broadway and will not be troubled with any
tks pssvalent summer diseases.
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WALET CONTAINING A SMALL AMOUNT OF
a money WAS fonnd in one Of the sixth avenue
Friday Afternoon 9Th inst by OF the Crystal Palace
police. The owner can obtain 1t by calling on the sub
sciiber, 1t tie police station, CryftAl Palace
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IanI-xOIOUs NlyTTCEs.

RIsHOP SNOW WILL PREACH TO-MUnnUw, a:
- 3 y. M, ut 1853 Bowery, Popular DelusioIsn III
Will also deliver origins poem The Doom Chrsten
dom. The Christian public respectfully invited
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FANCY AR ClCLEA.
-~~r--~~>1~~o~-~~.es
DHAR0 PLAYING CARDS--A CHOICE ASSORT
L ment, very old for sale by SAMUEL HART CO., Z
John street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

f>HEAP LIBERAL B0oKS.-JUsT PUBLISHED,
~ Paipes theological works complete together with his
Ill 90 cents Age of Reason" hrst and seeoud parts
getler cents; Volney's kausn elegantly bound, ST.
cheap eotion, 373s cent?; BY g. VALE, NO. Bowery
second and fourth floors
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I OST-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
- receiving or negotiating the following notes the
Partridge Son. New York Jane az 1858, at months,
for $3.50 4lO0 Thaddsus Davids New k June a. 1853
at six months for $6 100 Both notes TO The order
Of the drawers. and by them endorsed.
DEGEN 4 TAFT, SO Beaver street.
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WASHINGTON: MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1853

Specifications of the contracts, can be seen and
examined.wi the model and drawings, at the
once OF the Lighthouse Board, by all who are de.
s slrous OF submitting proposals.
a drawing of the vessel contracted for will be
furnished to the contractor to which he will be
required to adhere strictly; to this end his mould
loft lines will be taken off. and his moulds exam
med by the experimenting officer who will be
assigned to the duty by this Board, with the ap-
proval OF the Secretary of the Treasury and who
VIII be required to see that the work executed
and the materials used are in strict conformity to
the terms and specifications of the contract and
who must certify to the in writing before the
to be made.
All proposals must be sealed and endorsed
Proposals for Building Light Tesssls.'' and then
enclosed in another envelope and addressed to the
Secretary Of the Lighthouse Board, Treasury De-
partment, Washington.
= copy of the midship section forming part of
the contracts will be placed in the hands of the
Inspector OF Lights at Boston, New York, and
Wilmington, Delaware, and of the Collector at
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for the inspection of
all persons who may wish to examine them.
Any person submitting proposals may be pre-
sent and witness the opening of the bids at the
time and place hereinbefore specified
By order of Lighthouse Board
Dec 31-2awt Febl
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ENINE EDITIONS OF STANDARD AUTHORS,
Il English and American, in Poetry and Prose,
may be found at the bookstore of the subscriber,
in many varieties of size and STYLE from the min
iature volume for the pocket to the large octave
for the library shelves, some of them richly illus.
trated, others finely bound in calf, morocco, and
goat-skin. IF
Among many others may be named Byron,
Campbell, Irving, Prescott, Gibbon, Wordsworth
Bryant, Pope. Charles Lamb, Walter SEQ t, Coop
er, sCowper, Thompson, Haeck, Bancroft, Gold
smith, Johnson, Southey, Shelley, Spenser, Chau-
GER, Milton, shakespeare, Burns Macaulay. Hume.
Smollet, Swift, Fielding, Sterne, Moore, and 9TH
ers-the English editions imported from London
by himself. 1as
Also, smaller, but select collection of French
authors in fine bindings
Dec 80 FRANCK TAYLOR. =
GTRAW AND COCO MATTINGs.-We have
~ just received, per schooners ssMary Jane'' and
.Nott BedelI,' an extensive supply of Colored and
White and Fancy Canton Mattings of the follow
ing make, which we think will be found as good
as the country can afford:
4-4, Sd, and extra Manning All who pur.,
chased this make of us last season will remember
its excellence.
The same widths in first quality Gushing
This is a new kind, very good and cheap.
The same widths No. Goquoa, fancy. These
last are an entirely new style. and quite pretty.
Also, heavy stock Dundee Coco Mating. This
article is of great fer churches hotels halls ga
looms ofsteamboats, and other public places where
there s much of thoroughfare. 1t is indestructi-
BILE to dampness and will be sold less than ever of
fered before in this city.
Ap12 CLAGETT & DODSON.
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ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFFlcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIpAGE,
PHILADELPHIA, December II, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be
~ received at this Office, until 10 O'Clock a. M Of
contract the following Army Supplies and Mater
ais, deliverable at the United States Clothing
and Equlpage Depot, Schuylkill Arsenal, in
equal monthly or greater proportions, as the De
may require, on or before the 3lst day of
July, 1853, the undersigned reservng, on the part
OF the United States, the right, if necessary to in
crease, by one-third additional, the quantity of
any article contracted for, viz:
$4,000 yards Cd sky-blue twilled woolen Cloth,
to be thoroughly sponged by the manu-
Il, GOO GOO yards rs unbleached cotton Drilling
10000 do 2sz inch cotton Duck, weighing ID
ounces per yard :
5000 do 2S5 inch cotton Duck, weighing 10
- ooo :, ounces per yard
10000 do 30 inch cotton Duck, weighing 221
ounces per yard
lo,Ooo do 80 inch cotton Duck, weighing
y tsf ounces per yard 80 !
5000 dozen pairs half stockings, 3 sizes, weigh
= ing pounds per dozen a5
Pompons-Ye How, crimson, orange, green, red,
and blue - IT,
Brass scales, for dragons
Bronze scales, for mounted rifles .a4& H.
Epaulettes, N. G. S.-Engineers, ordnance ar
tillery, and infantry
DO sergeants, corporas and privates, en-
~, gineers' ordnance artillery, and in
W., iantry
Molsled oasnes, crimson
DDlnulng ana Cords, OF all Kinds
nance, dragons, rifles, artillery, and
infantry - 81
LUMBER "a common, per 1000 feet, (box stuff,
1-lnch) ~
Spades s~a~as
!. Drums, artillery and infantry
fifes e E.~. =
Drum Heads, batter .-''sf a
%z, Do shared o.. -.r@-
Drum Sticks and Carriages .... -.: -..- "
Do Cords -..- .~r ....
Do Shares 4"s 60. q. 7at s.
Hospital Tent Poles and Pins sets :ssI @'.t Or
Wall do do do
Common do do do "a .
Iron Combs -18E - @a~~545. ...-
Curry Combs ~ f". aaEs
Spurs, pairs s IT. .-... 49,
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yALUARLE WORKS

VALUABLE WORKS. H
PHILOSOPHERS AND ACTRESSES; by Ar.
I sene Houssaye; 2 vols.
School for Fathers. an old English story by
T. Gwynne. a
The Quornden Hounds by Frank Forester
Personal Adventures of Our Own Correspond
ent'' in Italy; by M. Burke Honan.
American Literature and Manners; by Profess
sor Chasles.
Atlantic and Transatlantic Sketches, Afloat and
Ashore; by Captain Mackinnon, r. N. 81
Octl FRANGK TAYLOR.
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS.
Architects OFFIcE, UNITED STATES Ca
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ARcHITEcT's OFFICE, UNITED STATES CAPITOL,
WAsHINGToN. d. c., December %, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until the twenty. eighth day of February
next, at O'Clock p. M, for furnishing all the
bricks that may be required to complete the ex-
tension of the United States Capitol, all of which
are to be composed of tempered clay, made by
hand in single moulds, and to be thoroughly burnt,
without any admixture of coal
The bidders are required to accompany each of
their bids with sample of the bricks proposed to
De furnished, and to submit satisfactory evidence
that said samples were made at the works of the
persons dspositing the same, and of the clay of
which they respectively propose to execute the
contract
No proposals will be received for bricks that are
not made in conformity to this advertisement and
to the municipal laws of the city of Washington,
The successful bidder will be required to furnish
approved security for the faithful performance of
the contract to the amount of twenty thousand
dollars. II
Each bid to be accompanied by guarantee
signed BY two sureties, to the effect that in case
contract for the aforementioned bricks, at the
price stated in the bid, at any time within thirty
days from the acceptance of the proposal; the suf
hciency of the said guarantors or suretes to be
certihed to by some person known to the Depart
ment of the Interior.
Each bidder is requested to state the number of
bricks he will be able to deliver per week, and the
time he will be prepared to enter upon the fulfil
ment of the contract, should the same be awarded
to him.
Each bid to be sealed and endorsed. aProposals
for Bricks for the Extension of the United States
CAPITOL"
The bids will be opened in presence of such of
the bidders as may see proper to attend, the De-
pa rtment OF the INTERIOR on Tuesday, the irstday
of March next, at IL O'Clock m.
THOMAS U. WALTER,
Architect of the Extension of the q. S. Capitol.
Dec 29-eo2m [Balt. Americana Il
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JOHN F" lLSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Offici
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any of the tracts of land be offered for sale
within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required to establish the same
the proper land office, and making payment therefor
soon practicable after seeing this notice. and
before the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 5-lawl3w ~. '..-a.