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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

DURAN NEws-Tm CHOLERA, Ic.-The Boston Transcript
publishes the following extract of letter from resident
in Cuba TO his mercantile CORES pono ent -
CARDEsAs, Oct. Is, 1858.
We have had the cholera most dreadfuly on some Of
the estates in this ncghborhood SO far St. Maria San
vieue and Torrene have escaped but MAIDEN has lost
twenty hands out Of about eighty Bechssse has lost
thirty bands On Taylors estate the loss has been eighty
ont Of 1893 bands Upon many other estates the
mortality among the hands has been equal to those above
stated
The brothers Dgo have pre- ented themselves In nsol
vency for the round Of 81, 700 900. They have
offered to pay their creditors at the rate of per
aprum aud interest at six per cent All the family,
thought to be wealthy included in the assignment
Of the estates for the benefit Of their creditors
The chance for profit sugar estates grows fainter
every day that the cholera prevails the island The
loss If negroes by DEATH and the large number Of hands
unable to work. have combined to affect the price OF
labor that a the present ats the rate charged for
slaves upon the sugar estates where they are hired to aid
the regular hands is S25 month for each aborer.
3he stipuate bs their let slaves shall work only
upon every other night instead OF every night usual
In good healthy times, and the Of thirty ounces
(abOut $500 Is forfeited If the save Ses while let out
Oilers OF So month havebee refused in this vicinity.
The want q hands cannot long be endured here
tugss estate eau esnd two aud pay such
sateI
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Of tho ordinance for lsas for cleaning Streets which
says -
hal = ~ ssssl. duty q s.Ysssl captains q police
~ the Superntepdent Of Stre>s 70 examine Int the
nsrfss2 .sss Of the several dutis. required Of tns
ten dent OF Streets.
This would save sone sixteen thousand dollars annually
AZ TO incumbrsnces In streets, individuals will report
them and as the expenditures under this head amount
only to two three thousand dollars annually 1t
hardly necessary to aude to II In circular asking the
department for the minute particulars Of all expenditures
For the principal part Of the penss cleaning Streets
the contracts, when closed will form the basis for the
annual estimates:-
The lowest bids for the whole city, Offering
security amount to .................... Sis, 900
The four highest bids amount to........... 25l,950
The following statement shows the number OF bids ON
each district the total amount of ell the bids and the
average amount of the bids each district, viz
Bids. Iadl. Average.
First District ........... 90 81 032,5 15 $40 932
Second do. ............ 81 l354,460 1892
Third dc. ............ 81 926, $50 A,
Fourth do. ............ "a 399,92s 4,174
1os sl75,osl
The lowest bids with adequate security amount -, ooo
Being less than the average of the whole by $57,931
Respectfully submitted A. G. FLAGG. Comptroller.
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AFT O32 al al 20

Total. ,032 81 81 1903 Is
BY the above brief statement you will discover that
these two alone amount the previous year,
to $40 GEO. Independent of $50 900 short by the
visors.
Under the crcsmstanccs by and with the
Of the Superintendent of Streets believe that $4,000
will be necessary to carry through the yeartha is to
say to the LIST Of January next Very respectfully,
yours &C., HENRY ARCUIARlUS, Jr
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps.
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Dr. OF STREETS AND L.xrs Oct. H. 1858,
A. C. FIAGG, Esq., CoHrTRoIIKR or TIN CRY or NEW
YoRKDear Sir In pliance with your note addressed
to me- in reference to the deficiency Of the appropriation
for cleaning streets and the thereof is thus ans
wered, respectfully, in brief -
Tho amount asked by this department for the bureau
Of cleaning streets for the year 1853 the
expenditure of the previous year having been OO0
The amount asked for reduced by the Finance Com
mtee in their report to the Board of Supervisors to
being less $50 O00 than the amount deemed
cessay by the head Of the bureau of cleansing streets
and myself to carry through the year 1853 and $50 900
less than the cost for cleaning streets removing ncum
brances payig inspectors and the contingencies Incl
dental to 80 active and troublesome a bureau.
The wages Of persons employed as inspectors aborers
&c. &c. authorized to be increased by resolution OF
the Common Council making the pay Of the inspectors
ST. who had previously received 81 50 and the aborers
streets increase daily payments from 81 to 81 25
two shilpgs day. Following this direction out,
alone amounts TO, at this time, over &c. 600.
The amount paid for cartng ashes has been greatly in
creased especially in the lower wards Of the city,
adding greatly to the expenses Of cleaning streets"
This increase Is not only for collecting but for reighting
from the dumping boards &C., &c.
The following will show the increased expenditure for
this duty over the previous YEAR.
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to the sum Of. 1880
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CLEANING STREETS.

"a VJl
In addition to the above there expended in 1882
in the Nineteenth ward, $685.; and in the Twentieth,
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Being less than the average of the whole by $67 1881
Respectfully submitted A. G. FIAGG, Comptroller.
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Nt-U-PtANos AND MELODFONs WATERS.
w w Broadway, Ncu Yctk the great Music Publishing and
fano fos Establishment S7gssil popular and nes com
ons American and Europcan By All celebrated Authors
ecoisis ant SHids' ~ danced AZ the great balls
fars London aud Mes York asserted AMI
tensve caacgues IN America wholesale aud
lhtss-T Gilbert Co.'S Piano oftc WI Circular scales .nd
hrtae Frames o greacr pcusr and cicdous
any others m.nuiscured bcudoir .nd Cottage Pianos for
rcons S'qts kcfs superior in being tuned the
epual temperament. Nglias unrvauci Gur~s and Nussl
INSTRUMENTS o al Kinds Dealers Teachers and sup.
piled AZ the lowest price.
HORACE WATERS sss Brcaausy
The only Agent for T. Gilbert Co.'S Pancs
" " An extensive stock d-Aaad Ptars always on
hand a. prices c 90 20 tiS0 Ptrs vsias
good ffHo and being ste g.
having ane Instrument hem that ali CON.
parscu FOR Price and Quality.
T. Gttnvsr Co. iaO ctesers of fA< Ksira plfe.L az,
tSre eaobtef 9 supy ~ PHAc al prices aay
e-'eF AoHss. fei6-Sm
~ - ccS JAS WINSTON.
q oop OLD BAcos SIDES, NS s.nu for sal.
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= VI PETrENIItI a 90, No. I22 Nassau street Nrw
work aud 10 state Dosion have made such arrange
mtns vih the best and udcy circulated Journals in the
Uned States Csrsd, that they are enabled To- ust.
ing Of time and eSpcRsc the Advertisers Who do bupe.
through them they select the best papers and Advertise con-
spcuousD aths lowest prices sod always keep interest
o their Merchants arc invited 20 call on
them and salty themselves that these thnrsars
scP-iy-lPl
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COnB AyD FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE.

GsHfIDON, HAttHf- a NItIIANi~.
- III liierty street, (nrHr Grrrnw lch) New Norh.
Necau attention 10 cf Combs Gallery Vans
Brushes, Buttons Threads Hndnrs, Perumery Ncnnaes
Muscai Instruments. Ac sc.
Possessing uucquaed advantages nom connections
mAndseturersE Ee take pleasure In soliciting
our stock BY large and close buyers. mat4-iy
EDHIrS sAI.aMANDNR sAFTsn-
~ Lxa rarurrt - rfxrs
fErsr-TuE
RftHS AND HiLpER'S r. ATEVTS
STEARNs MARVIN, (Succcsscrsto 70 Rich Co.N
UI-sm lte Watcrstreet ".
NuoHEEE, yoR sKiRrs-Dr.b Moe,n slr,. r ssl, by
IVt se9p q HARtwEIt. 60
N uBiN-- ENTHACTS AND FNHtNA tOLoGNE-Farna
- Cologne, genuine, " fafna, Iubn Extracts
menil for ssleby PURCELL, LADD CO, Draegsts,
oeS ~ Naln street.
MAsoN,s LEATHER PREsERvATIvE-RendernsR Roots
lvI Shoes, Harness. e. so pahle proof for sale
PtRctLL LADD co, Druggists,
Nas u Main street, .
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

" The above DRFroSr ' from the ApvEsrsSe AarScY Of
W. PErrENGiLL co, isl Niss'r srsrrr. New York
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n.
street New York; BROWN sHIPLEY CO.. Liverpool; r. G.
RODkR1s CO, II Kings Arms JOHN
CO. 20 Rue Notre Dame des victories, Paris dEo H. DRA
IER iIavre. " $500
The OF these ships will gold silver
bullion specie, Jewelry, precious
adng signed therefor and the value
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square, lipes) insertion
Each additions Insertion 2o
One nonth without 70 70
Three. do ..do.......................lO do. 10 %
sah ~ W
Iuesve do ..do.........................S 90
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the parties
~ An advertisement copy . specified
Der Of Insertions will be
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SH Rpoul,s any ndng
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~ that their privileges only extended their
Real Estate Legal and all other
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To be
inserted by the charged
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engaging with privilege change
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the under
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OF 10 lines the
for each continuance.
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g, IRTrU Al DOOK STORE AND rum FISHING, IIOt
- 700 BrnahMaN. NcM York. hAxe rrcrnix I..nrd ihr

IMPORTANT DI.COyEItS t-RELIEP IN TEN MINUTES Z
-BRYANs PULMONlo wAPEKs unfating in the ~
CproHs Coins AsHHi, RR0NCHftfs soHg TgEOr,
DgTCuLr BHgsrutSo ScirIsNr CoSsrSFrioS Dsrs oy
IHs LUSo- Tney have taste of medicine, and
take them Thousands have health had
fore departed Testimony given In hundreds Of single
dose relievcstn Ten Minutes.
Ask for Bryan pulmone waters The original and only
Inc IL stamped "Bryan" Spurious kinds for
TSentyh i've cents box. Hold by dealers generally.
}. BRYAN a co, Rochester, n. v, Proprietors
wholesale hy j. ~ Wood Richmond r n Robertson Co.
tersufg Rlyman, lJnchburg, and Pst,eson, wheeling
oc6-dSmf-lPl
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H.NhkNtn, EN,!ii-ii, AND ANiiiii,,NN MiIIINtnN-
~ The Ladies Of the United
visit the agnnecnt SSotn sub.crher The ar.
rAngenent she has recently supply Of
sies Of Foreign Millinery from Madame Lehhsur.
hrated mlirer In Paris Mrs amertine London
Together with her Acknowledged enables
To her
this the display o FALL
GOODS in her line Of business
Mrs has to acknowledge the receipt Of many complimentary
letteis from the trade throughout Union safety
OF the transit Of the Spring
prova q the style finish of all goods out and she
happy To say that the WHOLESALE
cement. MRS wM SIMONs
q
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II MrohrEp CAnrfriNGs-F,IL, Isss-PErEGsoY A

HUMPHREY, 37o BrrdrTy Fbitf s'reef ca The at
tention OF their friends and
cent stock Of rich and eant CARPETINGs Imported direct
the ENGl1sH Rel
Trade, Bou, Carpet in one entire piece
medallion eentr landscape border Medallion CARPETS from the
most celebrated confined mans
exclusive make Velvet and Aubus-on Carpet rich design
and pattern made the present
and brus-es ae- which for variety style and qlay
surpassed In the United styles
Carpetings Manufactured.
ticuarEe stock mention Of
but merely defy the WHOLE together 10
better, all OF which will be sold terms
PETERSON a HUMPHREY,
oci-d5m-fPl No $40 RrordW,v
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TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS
'LLtR COATES YouLE, no 27o Pearl street Fxc,r..
Metals &C. ''''' i'Nn0ei hAtefAis'
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EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co.

AhtJ 49, W E5SDoIPH oc-I, sor ~.
arse assortment OF Grbr Agriculture snd
o,csc ne nost poonsns Ruftn's R.gt.r 10
- ou4t,Fc<or 10 ro Cl.uA
IT., ef sns, bnss'. nfJ etef-n Gsrdsner; in.Tean
&C @ .srn Hsr sd osrder.r; steThshs' Beck cf
psr tayi .Es rsisner Gsrdei ers Ltrsy vols, John
stFSas-e .htn4isZ johnson and Iandreh'. Detona-
~ 81 SSdcpire Inutsr of
k-reuI,1,l cksrs,ry eshonS Anrer Neills
Frut', the Eusc Rrmn
o. S..soa &Aas-.s SoI,en'. ienee gieuars RUltn
F,su s on' Re-s XSnt Boo -; skinncr 0nens Agri
cauF 80 ~ Gsrden Coupsnicu. Tphsm's
e.ie ts, r,aso. ssr lnstrrc!ion anatOn Record
mes;e toirs. esu, pizon Rhardsn en- Poutry;
CAtsr touat; AID sSnner'. Cattle pccor. creI American
shepherds tsrfsfs Sheep Iustsndry;
snd foest TrieTy; Youst; Cattle DouninEis
CottaI- Residences And Rural Economy Wheses
Satst Lsnd hc.sar,r Mailer and Evan.' s-ghrs Guide:
kae Calendar, 10 vcls MIA Trade Ma
his own Cattle Doctor Fsrrer: Manual
skirnsrs - iegurr, Dovn.ngs Gutrnon on
lr eIch GOV - ocSl
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- St-ftNDhIt--A large a. mAnufae ureT
- prizes Alec, Buttons Pins, Needles Hooks Eyes Clocks
PHtrd Ware consisting o' Castor Spoons FORKS
tAeies, Butter Knives, CAPs and GObets. sale BY
Oc4p ELIAS HALE Ice Main st.
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N0TICE-ESpres packages NOToE Petersburg Rich
mond Intended for shipment Steamers Roanoke jamestown
will hereafter be received by ADAMsA CO. 30 Broadwa
the only authorised agents for Express privileges by those
ships. LUDLASi PLEASANTs
prnad 4. ynrL
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ruN0 FARMERsTte attention Of respectfully ssk.
ed 70 large LOT q Negro Rrcgans Blaek bound
and unbound of make These Brcgues interior TO
none made IN this state and peculiarly adapted
They will be sod low such bought for
cell whirI ! PAer, 70 Main street.
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n,,it.>rn. L,GLi-n, AM ANiii,'NN ,iiIiIN.,,,

Agen, in Richmond, PURCELL, LADD 4 CO '''"'
an1n- a Ilr,if-l
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FHNOlLEr SKIS IN EVERY VARIkTY-Ioi'rt set. Ia "A
snd pieces of Blue White Granite, F.-inT
an Gt and Fancy Patri Toilet Ware Euers and
other pieces sngiy aud IN pairs JAS. ID EVANS,
u, w, v.i,
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ftHO,OLATE COCOA ANp. HRONN-w BAKER A cos
~ AMERICAN snd VANILLA PREWIUM CHOCOLATES, co.
COA and hkOMA,to which nrst have
lhs ehie insucs ard Fa q The Uncn r sale BY al the
principal 9rccets IN the United States and by their Acents
Hussey Murray, Ncv Work Tucn' Philadelphia
IhonssN v Brundige Baltimore Kennel puisy, Cincinnati
apS-diyR pSrcbsstsp WssssShsssi,.
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Third (1n-s Pn~rugrrx
limited number third
iadephia and Liverpool, and found in provisions
From Philadelphia t25 FROM Liverpool $40.
Certificates Of passage will be Issued who
bringing their friends
An experienced Surgeon will be on ship.
srnAll drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland.
For freight passage, apply to TH0S. RICHARDSON
Is IirOadwsy, n York. and Walnut st. Phnadelpha.
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N AMPS. PHosGESE GAS BURSi.;G FLUID AND CAM.
subscribers are manufacturers OF and dealers
In the above articles and ODER
gest Of spirit lamps
They would call special attention FdteHf Plo.yse
Lamp, which furnishes the brilliant able
aud constructed the principle Days Safety Mine
q make explosion from accident impossible. IL
60 artificial light where cities be obtained
Materials for light of best quality always for sale at the lowest
market price CHAs. STARR ia, 4 CO
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ASD GEOsRarnr
For sale by Booksellers United
Committees Teschers others
cation Will be supplied with copies Published
BY DANIEL BURGESS A CO.,
sei!-3m-(D No. John street New York
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m N.IetNfA S.iI<ET|G.-0E0. ". MIsf, 1Eaeh.nS,

N.ietHfA S.iIf6W5.-GE0 N. wIsf Exchange
e. Books;cre,) nrsr 10 the Post OHee-
smith CT Pleasure Grounds q Parks; l.25
Browns American huek Boob; o..
Elements Of Scientific
IS - -
sh.ep; their breeds. and by VIM Youa,
IS
Farmer Barn Book ~ C.ter Yousit
cidrri In oxen, Sheep SE!ne;
The Horse by Wr ioosst A edition
trsiion together with history Horse d,erta
uon the American Trotting Horse
account his remarkable performance. Essay on the
Ass and the Mule by Sinner: So
Lie Scenes sketches Light
ut. By Fraucis DurysSr: full OF p.ctures: sl.
Lots % NeS Novels, BY the best authors
Harpers Magazine for November
Graham and Cooley, for November. G VI VESTS
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WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, &c.
BAKER BROTHER ti2 Water st. lmpt OF Fsrxrs
WlSpcw Class. CHENfc,is PaNrs tc Also Agent. -
American window Glass, Gass Ware, Ac. "
II HOPKINS BROS. Impt, Of FEEscu wiypow Gl,ss Ne.
PoILLoN Co Importers Of French window and co,.b
- Glass No. ~ Barclay strc,t ~
The daily republic., 1853-08-27
mo- 4& j,
N O q n

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or withdrawal from pnhlie sale and u
y avato entry Of lands lying withtn hftA
miles Of tho route of tho proposed I'd
road from Brandon. in MIissiasIppi,N II
montgomsry. a Ai.bama.
i on behalf of the interests of thc'proposed IA
road from Brandon to Montgomery. the PresidV
of the United States has directed that for tho On
sent, (and until the pleasAEe of Congress CAM
ascertained in regard toa grant Of public laad3
aid of constructing said railroad, J the public lat
lying within taeen miles, (or thereabputs, as M
as may be.) on either side Of an air line betwa
Brandon and Montgomery, in the districts Of la
subject to sale at JACKBoN and AuaUsrA, in MI
sissippi, and at DEMofolis and CAHABA, In AN
bama, be withheld from public saIe or private Ell
try, (as the case may require,) until farther III
tice, and special instructions to thaG purpost III
been accordingly. given to the land officers ofts
districts aforesaid. ~ fj@i,s tsEss3ss5 49 I'M
The limits intended in the above order. (sbjuA
cIude portions Of public lands 8dyStti9e4 n - ol
fered at Augwstd on the 26th nF6x5na6, Sndsaf D}
mopolis on 18th proximo, ~ dideatSsprd
clanaticn, Of 2Sd may last; a49 ~ ihcinde pol
be restored to pviuate entry BY shs natice from
office, subjoined to that procanAttoA. lying Witf
In the aforementioned townshipss viz; 6I
North Of The base line and east qf ~ Ckostsw ner
Is 9es si dian. q. @ sas
In the AuausrA dstrict. in Misaissippi: TNwsl
6hlP5 tnreV, Ioufs i've, SIX ana eevens 0I RANGs
twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seven
teen, and eighteen.
NORTH Of the base line and trest ~ ts 81. &epAe,.'
~ NsH KS meridian. N%i
In the DEMoPoLIs district in Alabama: Town
sHIPs thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, and say
enteen. of RAroEs two, three, and four, and 6rsc
tional TOWNSHIPS thirteen and fourteen, Of ,RAHA
Eve; the unsoid lands within which townships dr.
TO be withheld from public sale, or private entity
(as the case may be,) until further notice.
Valid pre-emption claims within the limits q fore
said may, however. be established and paid for h
heretofore. ~ YF
BY order of the President. ~ r.
Given under my hand, at the General Land OF
fee, city of Washington, this nineteenth day o
August. one thousand eight hundred and f4y
three. jsi it 3ps g5 JOHN WILSON,
Aug 22-d3w M bsF&,sf Commissioned
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sosss. :. may b. designated BY sh. .ssats Of the

sooses e may BE- designated by the sgsnts Of the
fhs COmmissary General reserves tbs privilege
of iqessasing az dnipsAing We quantitiss or DIS
pen1dng With any o. all articles required 1t any
post, u any tiuDs before entering into contract;
and also Of increasing or reducing the quantities
Of each delivery one-third subsequent to contract
on giving sixty days previous notice.
btdderS not heretofore contractors are required
to accompany their proposals with evidence OF
their ability, together with the names Of their -
curites, whose responsibility must be certified by
the district attorney, or by some person well
known 70 he Govasnmsnt; otherwise their prop0
sals will nat be acted on.
Adueaces csmnM Be- made in any cass, and Evidence
insPectiow s~d S dsliusry scjA Be yeqwred At this
Office bovs vsquisition sciu Be made upon Ne tsssuyy
for payment, which will be effected In such public
money a. may be convenient to tho points Of de-
livery, the places Of purchase, the residence of
the contractors, at the option of the Treasury De-
partment. B0h ets4t sa4
No drafts on this Office will be accepted or paid
under any circumstances.
Each proposal will be sealed in q separate en-
velope, and marked Proposals for furnishing
Army Subsistence"
GEO. GIBSON, c. G. 8.
Nors.-Editors will not be paid for inserting in
their papers this advertisement unless authorized
to do 80 by the Commssary General ef Subsistence.
Aug ll--lawtl5thSep 4t
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IGMA
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, from Baltimore
to Wheeling, and connecting there ,oith the
large, ne,0, and splendid Steamers Of the
Union Line on the Ohio, and the Stages to
Zanesrillc, &c.
THIS EXPEDITIONS LINE being now tho
4 roughly completed, by the late finishing Of
the Great Board Tree Tunnel, and the road being
in excellent order. the earnest attention of travel
ers 10 confidently directed to its superior advan.
tagcs and low fares. The scenery upon this road
is of the most stupendous and attractive character
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily
nt p. M, and runs directly through to Wheeling
(3sO miles) ini8 or 10 hours, including all stop
pages, arriving there at or p m. next day; OF, +,
passengers leaving Baltimore at q. m. may lay
over for lodging in Cumberland, (l79 miles, } and
proceed thence to Wheeling in the morning.
To connect with these trains, the cars leave
Washington at a. m. and p. m daily, meet
ing the care from Baltimore at the Washington
Junction, (better known as the Relay House,) 9
miles from Baltimore.
At Wheeling the seven unrvalled steamers of
the Union Line, which hnve just been completed
for this route form daily connexion with the cars,
natl and Louisvlle where the stages for Nashville
Sc, the St. Louis and New Orleans packets
may be taken by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus (or who prefer the land
route to Cincinnati) and other parts of Ohio and
the West may also proceed direct from Wheeling
in the Ohio Stage Company's excellent coaches
over the best part of the National Road to Zanes-
vile, &C., and thence by railroad.
Passengers for Wcllsvile and Cleveland by
steamboat and railroad will also find this most
agreeable route. there being regular and speedy
connexion at Wheeling to and from those places.
W-Baggage checked through from Washington
to Wheeling, and no charge for transfer of pas
sengers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie
over anywhere on the route) from Washington
to Wheeling $3.50; to Cincinnati $sll; to Louis
vile $l2. r
Tickets to be had of Mr.. Parsons, Agent, at the
Railroad Station, Washington, and of the other
agents of the Company. ~ f8
WIN. PARKER,
May III sr General Superintendent,
The daily republic., 1853-08-27

R5 Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion.-Rooms Fo,olers Building, Sepenth street,
below e, the General Post O6ice.-The
Library and Reading Rooms are open every day,
(Sunday excepted,) between the hours Of three
and ten p. m. The best religious newspapers and
the standard reviews and magazines of this coun-
try and Great Britain areregularly received.
Citizens and strangers will be cordially well
coined.
By Order Of the Association.
Mar 4--eotf