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DALI and Winter Dry Goods at greatly reduced
pricesWe have hand the following goods
offer them price order close them make
spring purchase:
80 dresses, fine mousselines and caslmeres
10 pieces mousselines, from 12x to 37h cents
20 do plain do in all colon
20 do French merinoes, best quality
10 do printed French flannel
Is do plain colors French flannel
% do saxony, Welsh. and other nannels
Is do PLAID aanaei and cloth suitable for children
A splendid stock of cashmere long and square shawls
All kinds of winter hosiery and gloves
Ladies' aud gentlemen's undershrts and drawers
so ends OF fancy CASHMERE, cheap
SO fullsd CLOTH and other goods auth
Bile for boys and servants
so pairs Of blankets, all qualities
90 Mars eiles quilts, cheap.
The sold bargains
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co,
Jan l5-anwlm
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PROPOSALS. FOR BfIcKs.

ARomTEcr's OrrroH, UsuTyp STATES CArrToL,
Washington, 10. CD Dec. 2s, 1852.
SEALED proposal, will be received 'h. ohce until the twenty
- O'Clock, for furnishing
the bricks required cempse the extension OF The
United CAPITOL which be composed OF tempered
clay made by hand in ngc mouIds sndo be thoroughly burnt
without ndmirure OF coal
The bidders are required accompany each Of their bids with
OF bricks be furnished and 10 submit
factory evidence that said sample. were made al me works Of The
deponR The and OF tbs clay of which they
lively propose the contract
will be bricks that not made In
this advertisement and 10 the municipal laws OF the CITY
OF Washington,
bidder viii required furnish approved seco
faithful OF the contract to the amount OF TWEEN
" thousand dollars
accompanied guarantee, signed by two sure
effect bid shall he accepted the bidder
aforementioned bricks at the pnce
hid within thirty days from the acceptance
proposa sueency the said ruasnors or renes 70
certified known TO tho Department OF The In
Each bidder number OF bricks he will be
he will be prepared 10 enter
should the same be awarded 70
him.
Each and endorsed Proposals for Bricks Tor
IN Of The United States Capto.'sgI
OF such OF the bidders
al. nroper Of the niero Tuesday
wy "''' wy " THOMAS ". WALTER, 4
Architect o the Extension of the u. s, Capitol.
baltimore American.
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Once ss the superintendent iSr she hsssss.! IA.
Otssstcs Of COlunnbsa Snd VI the Arssv
and Navy Of Sho unitsd SaAses. f&l

wAsarssros, ID. o., Jan. a. las
SEALED PROPOSALS. this tns 2ah
day March AZ ocloek ios furnishing the following
materials and work al te site for The Hospital ol he Insane
0ds respectively viii ss required 'of each description
J. millions (aooooOo, less, bricks the whole
be clay and in all respects in conformity The
Ss hs present year il is understood that un Of he i
% DC % o al me os ws
viad, ALSO that sufficient nu"beI Of ,e beet hand led
bidder j. required e $ ny bid vi. sample.
said samples were made at tse works Of the
and Of The clay Of which he proposes con
a ansni contract should be him sn
how many bricks ne WV ~ aD 70 aes pv. wset
stone ,an three feet in length with good maui
and i've hundred t5oo pe'ches more less, Is
building Of ordinary Dimensions the whole TO be dssss
before hs day Of July ns. asS " be measured Ia the
s. thousand 5000 barrel. Of lime burnt sAtey with
For (aoo barrel. hydraulic cement bsS
W., p, me outside facing Of s which il TO ain ~
whos building be three ( feet in height, and including
ordance w, The designs which may be the Ii,
Of Public Badnss the price 70 be stated to- The whole
nauns and every other expense 70 s part Of the wo
g. For laying bricks required in the construction us
buildings q ns u cove. s ii ashn. &
Ing and sve o's nns S 70 s .s q @ par
wen mortar, with the joints neatly All Inc
ms'e,iais % b %.slsssa y he soysInmsn.
stated perch Of IS cubic feet without additional
bidders will each approved
the faithful performance their
ties bid accepted the hid
derw
may twenty accept
proposals the sufcency
certified by known Department
Interior. HH rs
bid be sealed and endorsed Propoa for tbs
Hospital for the Inans"
The bids will be opened in Of such OF the bidders
Department Of the Interior
toned Gath day OF March next, at O'Clock, p
c. II. NICHOLS,
Superintendent Hospital for the Insane
Form of guarantee.
To c. II. Nichols, Superintendent, &C.:
We, undersigned, residents Of - In the State of -
hereby jointly seveay covenant with the United States and
foregoing bid OF - being accepd ,L,
they within twenty days after the acceptance said
the with good and
ties 10 furnish perform the work proposed con
fuy TO the terms under which made
And In case the should fall TO into contract !.
guaranty make good the difference between thc
Offer OF the said -- and the next lowest bidder. ".
A..E.=a- Fsataf Al. 1
CD.
hereby certify that best OF my knowledge and belief the
above named xuaranors good and sufficient
E.f.
Jan 2a--2awt24hMar
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NOTICE-We respectfully notify of who
~ have settled they will obse
by doing by the LIST OF February important
have business closed
possible. Those who have already seted with win please
thanks.
Jan 2s-t2w CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
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NOTICE
or the Of United states Land OF
flee at ytncennes, Indiana.

flee at yincennes, Indiana.
tho provisions the second section of the act OF Conge
June which whenever
public land remaining land district shall
reduced number Of hundred thousand II
shall be the duty the Secretary Of the Treasury discontinue the
land os for such dsict and any land such district shall
uasod of land Office the
shall subject existing land Offices
which office shall
which Secretary Treasury shall
give notice - and inasach TIE duty o6oee required hos been s
roired the Seroory the Interior by the 3 10 sabth TIE
Home Department" approved Sd March, 1919
Notice accordingly hereby that the Sercdry Of the e
rior has directed the Office the State
Indiana discontinued and the lands remaining unsod at the time
Of the dsconnuane be subject the land office
Jcfcrsonvile, In said State.
Lands remaining unod Incorporated by law and subject
TO private within the limits the NiDcennes District will
20 be subject heretofore that ohcc from the
date Of the receipt OF this notice by the and thereof
and the land officers Jacksonville m public notice Of hs
day which they NIL Be prepared 10 Teeeipe nPpotonor entries
Of any such dnds at their Office
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ohhco.
Egb g. lauGv
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THE scnses-Deafness and Blindnessy by DIR.
i
This work Of great interest," from Of the learned
and accomplished writers of the revealing the
world which those live who have been deprived of the
DR.. Ko has passed life of activity scholar,
deafness which living
jeced His Of HIMSELF and his discriminating
the condition Of the blind pames MITCHELL Laura Bndgeman
with profound thought
in the progress their mental
(Chrstidn Observer.
KIrro's DAILY BIBLE TfoEsMornlg Series
u mo. 81.
Vol. J.. Antediluvans and Pauiarchs.
2 Moses and the Judges
g. Samuel, Saul, and David.
l. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series vols. IL 81
VOL l. Job and the Pueucal Books.
T. isaiah aud the PROPHETS
3. The Life and Death Of our Lord.
4. The Apostles and the Early Church.
For sale GRAY h VALENTINES Bookstore,
Sep lit 7th doors above Odd FeOws' Hall.
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Escrsxsa DxPAnTNsKr,
Washington, January le, 1853.
n is popoed deepen the Mobile Dog
Choctaw Pass By dredging the chan
ues.
The work required be done is stated as follows
e1easated hundred iec ~ide and
exhibit twelve depl Of low tide,
viz
Cubic yards,
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In length -, 700 yards.

The materials believed be soft blue mud
i supposed that dredging operations es s
& a NJ s o~ "s easass. and for Sundays
required perform the whole work IN one year se we
CURED dredging capable q dl.ehagn
appur,sSsness, and supplied es5a requisite
storage for cables anchors boats &C. aaa S s %
Proposals WIN be the Engineer W WA
under one or he otnsr flhs following propositions
ls To clear oul The entire lens, and aepn % s nor
furnishing all the necessary machinery
a, distance from The edge Of s emanuel 100 yards
a Mons Which vessels machinery
shall tested the satisfaction Of officers IN charge o. s
required, with details ioI The machinery yes
Of engine and pressure Of steam Of cylinder length Of
stroke principle o. sseayang popes and ,s
arrangement Drawings are desirable whenever ey can u'
3D. To work the machinery supplied By the United
States + essss s ne nst %a s
machinery, vessels Sc would remain the property q inc oheu
Tss sn, eens which be made is reserved
agents. the due Of The WON and r. faith
m ,a as M holder Holders Of it fail ua
cubic yards be The quantity Of mud neess
say in order obtain clear depth Of twelve and
on line Of Twelve thousand
TONED and this Lumber 70 s piIG O nd dsn
of the proposed ehannei to my which
stated number of cubic yards viii be assumed as
| 10 number paid for.
will be made by the Engineer Department
under circumstances whatever
popoionate the amount OF work done W De
the local that due diligence mas
that interruption To Its daily
incident Sundays bad weather,
or machinery
construction quality OF material The
quantity been taken nom ecnon completely
| Q xcavated 10 the depth required
reserved from all due The
erupV completion
the work. forfeited United States OF failure Of
| the
proposals accompanied testimonials OF high charnc
the work offered
reliability the must also be manifested The
should be endorsed Proposals for the improvement Of the
| harbor OF Mobile, Alabama" hE#
For further particulars Major H. CHASE, Of
JOS G. TOTTEN,
IL Brevet Brig Gen. and Colonel Engineers
nteigencer, Republic and Union, Wash
Mobile ADVERTISER Mobile Ala Louisiana State Repub
can Bulletin New Orleans Bee, New Orleans,
La Albany Register Albany Express Albany New York
Courier Enquirer Express New York; Wing Troy, y
Inquirer and Daily News Philadelphia Boston Courier
Boston, Baltimore weeks OF
paper containing sent 10 the Engineer
Department Jan !" d1W
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1vsE eHfsIGAL and Political Geography of N.,x
Granada, by General r. g. Mosquers vulume fp.mphe,
prize 10 cents, With English and copies spanish
INF az r.seiv.d. FRAScK TAYLOR
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United states Mails.


pRoposALs for carrying mails Of the United States th
following the LIST day of April to the Both day
the Contract Office OF The Onic
Department Washington, until ~ O'Clock,
the l7h day Of March to be decided BY the next day
From Banbdge, Ga by Cbattahoochs Ocheesee Yves
Winton, Rckoes Bluff lola, and Fo Gadsden, Appa
lachcola, Florida, 900 miles and back three week
18th June OF each year. and twice
week residue.
From l5ta October to lah june.
Lenve Bainbrdge Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
Arrive ut Appalachicoa days by IL am
Leave Appaachcola Monday Thursday, and Saturday. by
Arrive Bainbrdge nert days by 10 pm
From I5th June to l5h October.
Leave Bninbndge Sunday and Wednesday at sam;
a AppalacDicoa days by Ill Am;
Leave Appaachicola Monday and Thursday at 10 pm;
Arrive at cambridge next days by 10 m
Proposals for week service from 18Th
October TO 18th June Of each
NOTES.
Bidders should conveyance intended Mail
without charge, the be let
COACH steamboat Deduction will be made
pay up- run fines imposed for those
performed ageeaby the In all particulars The Post
annu the for repeated failures for
He alter the scted
provided additional
dispensed No will be
advertised distance, should the
above stated to be short stated
The proposals should addressed the Second Assistant Post
Mail proposals 35on and be
responsible
setting forth that the
s. D. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr orrIcs DKrARrxrsr, February 8, 1853.
Feb l0-law4w
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CHEAP GOODS-We closing winter sooas
cheap this trade
We prepared offer all
their We selling off winter goods for les.
than the of and although do advertise
sell on At cost think purchasers goods will be wen paid for
look and will them
nothing generally deal
do this will lake pleasure showing stock
who favor with their We have hand
goods than should this and in order reduce
them prepared make Our stock of silks
will be found large dress every kind work
ed collars haw menos fannels blankets cassi
cassine cloths all goods
determined sell before spring. and earnestly invite the
dies and all goods stock before
chasing. w. NJ. SINISTER X CO..
Jan 28--eo6uf 9TH Pennsylvania avenue.
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rENTv.EMEwa Goods just R~ceived-Cloths. Casst-
" shirs sc P j. STEER fniior,
the North with large addition his stock Of the
suitable and solc call from
hi. many friends and the public,
quick sales policy Seventh street
Al work warranted u pisase, or Mosaic Jsnao-SA~s-m
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CoiI.csor's Once. city Hall. Nov. y, 1859.

Collectors once, City Hall, Nov. q, 1852.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.-NoHeei !. hereby
IN that the advertisement Of delinquent property
prcparston and will be completed and published
about FIRST OF December NEXT
The undersigned respectfully that the law
IL duty
of the by advertisement and sale Of all without
which
All persons
by paying avoid the heavy Of an advertisement
RI ROCHE,
low Q-eof Collector
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State "ail, and -fdsss Co,ss1prsa route.
oRxAT REDUCTION
TUE s.iyness sed ss.sshanna xA.oad Company respectfully
announce 70 the travelling public that they issuing
AIoaeh tickets 10 Cincnnau pei railway pbu aud thence
~ steam paekeAs Tho eleven dol
lars the entire distance travelled miles aoo Of which
.snssr steamers u The largest s~ies best and
hInsasl and most powerful boats the waters o. he West
The soowng list Of the boats with their day of departure
Buckeye state Captain W Beitznoover Psburg sun
kc"s State Gaptain Charles Stone leaves f,shuI Monday
Capt Chas W. Bachelor Pisburg Tuesday
Crystal Paias, Captain Kountn Pitisbas Wednesday
B,ian Captain Grace, Flushing Thursday leave.
Passws Captain Hugh Campbell r,sburg Friday
Msger d Captain Kineeter Pltsburg
day leaves Cincinnati Tuesday.
issssnyes fol Cincinnati BY this route leave Baltimore BY either
natl fast aa az run 70 rsbufs IN 10 hours and thence %
undoubtedly at the cheapest rate OF travel offered 10
the public In that direction
through Cincinnati BY railway
station 4, Through Cincinnati 80
passengers direct Cleveland Masseon
express leaves Calvert station daily o. A. M.
and runs through 10 Pitsburg in ID hours.
rHe 10 fitspufE.. w
M ESPECIAL
Nothing promised in this than be done
and done dny Tbs annoyances Incidental the operations OF
line Of road which and ourselves SUBJECTED
TO Ptsburg and is transferred Harrisburg without trouble to th
have been completed a. hs point or n'
ment thai experience Indicate as conducive 10 The comfort
Wow deserving and maintaining for the route the great popu
lariy It now enjoys.
have ample reach Calvert station for the mail
mail be brought after thu
"''' : : '' '''' '''"' ALFRED GATHER,
NJ t Superintendent Of Transportation.
Feb ll--ifIw &5E
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NOTICE hereby that books for receiving subscriptions
IN capital stock the Alexandria and HnrpsT Ferry Raroad
Company exceeding of $50 EACH
will be opened Washington D. O. the l4h day
March, 1853
banking house of Corcoan Rigs under the direction
WIN. W. Cocoran Elisha Riggs , VIM. ID. Mutt, Bernard Hooe
and Anthony Hyde, Of them.
Al the Mayors Office under the direction OF John W. Maury
Joseph Charles Geo. Parker,
them.
JOHN II. BRENT,
GEORGE H. SMOOT,
ROBERT JAMESON,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
WMILLIAM l.. POWELL,
G. r. LEE
r. JOHNSTON,
+. NJ. MCCORMICK,
5-eod IN
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by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auot,oneer.

by j. T.. MCGUIRE, AucttOneer.
Z INTENSIVE SALE or FuaNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
HOUSES known Mrs. Reeds Boarding
tainsd in Six PARLoRs and about FIFTY CHAMBERS all
furnished in the best manner, with everything necessary cost
Rosewood seven octave piano, by keichenbach
Three large ornamental framed French plate mirrors
Lounges, arm chairs, rockers, dvans, and ouonans
Marble-top, centre, sofa, and pier tables
Crimson damask curtains and fixtures,
Velvet, tapestry, Brussels, and 3-ply carpets
Astral lamps brackets painted window shades
Walnut whanois, reception chairs
50 mahogany and walnut French, Itaan and hshpo' bed
IL superior feather beds
300 holsters and pillows
40 mahogany and walnut dressing bureaus
40 do do and painted wardrobes
50 pair. French blankets, 100 comforts
100 Marseles quilts and bedspehds
200 pairs sheets, bolster and pillow cases
40 best hair and SO husk mattresses
Chamber tables toilet glasses, towel racks
Figured chntz curtains, cornices shades
Walnut cherry, and mahogany breakfast and side tables
French and stone China dinner, tea, and coffee sets
Deeanters goblets, tumblers, wines
Table cutlery, ice cream freezers and nouds
-Four refgerators, mahogany sid SIDE boards
consisting Of radiators alright, cottage CRATES, and
oiIcIoth, stair rods hall lamps
2 superior cooking stoves, coppers, &C.
Together with large and complete assortment of kitchen uten
sils.
ALSO
Picked beef and pork
all Of which putup for private with BY
Also a large quantity Of wood and coal
Terms: $50 UNDER that sum, credit OF
and four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing Interest
Feb I'D
Catalogues are now preparation ready
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THE LITERARY WORLD FOR is33.-This journal, now
In its year.
established in the United States especially devoted The
Of the reading public
Its articles embrace subjects general interest handled
independent style.
Its tales aud sketches by the best writers Of country
Or selected from choice foreign generally accessible
1 chronicle Of full
interest the intelligent embracing the latest information
Subjects OF literature, science music DRAMA popular
and social chiiehat
ls literary notices aim combining entertainment qquancy
viii the fullest and fairest exposition of book OF value
published.
The proceedings Of the societies
liroughou, the country reported in columns.
It's contributors the eminent
uic
IT the aim Of its conductors issue weekly journal innor
sone In America in enlightened entertainment efficiency
The volume of the "Lisrary Word,u appear
will all the Old elements
popular additions both
experience, which but be acceptable
These consist better the plan
Of some old features, and an Introduction Of new ones
The Literary World contains from and
four issued Saturday
advance All books
addressed A. g. H. Duyckinck, editors and PROJECTORS lU9
Nassau street, New York.
TAYLOR MAURy,
Jan 2-eodlN Washington, D. q.
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Tor ssls rent, the brick dwe1ling-hsase f"rSe.r
occupied by Purser VIM, the Marine Barracks con
and 10Th streets Navy Yard, Washington. II rspee win
for gentce family, with garden, brick s
four horses carriage house, and other out ~ ea
terms will be moderate and accommodating, and not SOLO
LIST May, will be for .-.,s
AIso for sale lots Nos D = and S, No. 49, ee''
OH snd 20h -. "a
Also, those egby Nos and =, square ~
which have undivided lots Of rs feet fro nj
100 feet in depth four lots fronting street, and hree"o
81 q
For further particulars applyto -, m
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellow ~
Jan 03-eodu
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Washington Branch R.''roah.-chanxs OF Horr..
~ r.
IN aHer Monday, January II, passenger and
" will he follows;
Leave Washington at and ~, ms ~ and SPIN
on Sundays AT 4 a. and 5,
Leave Baltimore 4 md Ok, a. IS and6 %, pm,
ON Sundays Mt 4. n. and 4 45, p
and ath viii be mail trains
stopping only Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction
The trims leaving and connect the Relay
House with trains going west and NJ Baltimore with those
and these only sold the through tickets Phadcbia
and New York.
IT. H. PARSONS,
Jan 9o-dN
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Washington and Alexandra. Boat.

Washington and Alexandria Boat.
= ssnp1 The superior steamboat UNION
&ys3ae able saloons accommodation passengers.
2I Hours of departure for this week:
Leave the foot OF King Alexandria, TO- l2 IT.
% O'Clock. ~ , - =
Leave the foot Of Seventh street, Washington, O. IL IT.
n O'Clock. JAMES GUY,
Feb 6--lw Captain.
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We a large OF goods
the puic, and all ask call from purchasers
themselves
Jan 0S-3aw2wT HALL q BROTHER.
Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
judges Of Tennessee.
Green judges supreme
Tennessee.
BIonhed L. Ridley chancellon
Judges Cautr Green devote their whos time exclusively
school.
oftnsfrl.eton-l Daily
No but
daily lessons in the of the examinations
z Weekly law and equity, which
dents OF fact profess
all
practice The prepare
deeds Wills all documents, be read
Some the by appeal
which held monthly in the
public The students
i6s judges chancelors and official
pscities connected with their suits.
Ssso~sThe first session the third Monday
tcbes and ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday in July
rrsues fee $50 in contingent
fee q boarding $50 Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete unless the
advaoced study
mission There classes Students
any during tn. collegiate year
There / legislature connected with the school
Number OF students collegiate year eighty six.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
Feb lI-eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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THE person who picked up pocket book In the
closet ut Wizards Hotel yesterday requested
leave the the Office where he will receive suitable
md thereby avoid he with the book
and be identified by the him have 1t his
The pockebook the Roger Williams
Bank, Rhode Island
WAsnISGron, d. g., February IL, 1858.
ll--Ju
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October 10, 1851.
THIS machine acknowledged by all
that other sewing machine invented for
simplicity compactness ae beauty and strength Of Its STITCH and
weighs about 25 lbs and only
will neatly with the smallest thread the finest muslin cambc
silk well linen, wooen and cotton goods and all
leather II is simple that child Of 10 years OF under
stand work rapidly without danger OF its
order, than 20
be done by hand The stitches
cut the still holds good and strong unlike and much bet
other machine invented This machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation viii do all
kinds Of sewing and when will be generally introduced
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Compan, have perfected their
the will supply
number machines shortest notice Orders addressed
CHARL Es NETTLEToN, ISL Broadway New York, will
prompt attention.
H Dec 2J-d6m