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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

WHlsKY-The mafketis t1r demand
49,. .s AZ go ib At sz2f sl for Michigan sl FOR Ono;
"a ssSl fcr Prison. and 80 hhds. pFudge, s-lt.
PRONISONS-r Interested hrrDess N oar fo'k mset Sae
,rrv moi srsc The sales q 20 DDS a. 80
IS Mss ass ~ r P. gu Toy Sou kaSls ~ - ios
rierty the stoek rse. realms 70 ee bis sales OF 80 sss
e s y Gentry Ness; &iioESi2 - for Repckei ChAso an
cty Mos and sl4as4 IS Cor Extra Nsss ses isI h1SA
= IA s,essfy Al ssdse Beef Hams arn sd 10
siss of BIS n s2d sis for sts,s 81 8 tor f1
49, 80 Ss Tsso lfscseo Cut Meas better and see
49, 80 ma snafcs shoulders Z sc ass N Dry sal al
- p,lss 40 ard 81 dsc Dry ssd Peeled Hama bseoa u sod
.,i 40 4 ARR sales OF 80 hhd Nesern short NJ iaes It's ZIP
seti ina iSss acfive: cs OF SO bblS and tcs D CSC,
:, Ie Butter heeT aenAnd and y he'd higher
salfs Of Ohio n dsc; New Stste a. O-se s -
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AnakeR, &cs

NAY lar a 50 loa.si &C Sd. Dush' Of S;'s-fo IN
fer Liverpool 49,. III. I,se rf,u Boston
hp "a M : la % IS ship JOha Ns-sal Of ''d h'" y
Ycrk for Valparaiso. M 80 Boss,n
Cor Galveston -, -. .-,-, Seu-York for
c.wan
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ssrs-.lsp a f. Lssrgss NJ ssa sis, Asz1's szs 80
80 ,,serr Jsrscy City Mrs Sampssa Mr. fsfe hNsAne
- naa M Hsb.h lSysesh Co-sa Ma dseess sH1 T.3 ~
-. a.. Ixon NJ D. ard mad New0rei1s j. hacS
"A - ~ n y wss ssy sDa sssvssf Ca ss'es MI
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-
DRUGs AID DFEs-The s,ls' snoe auf ,5 ne1s 49, rs
tined Arso.st l7lc IS csks csnvsy-eed a. e 81 . a.
acd f2c, IS Chirs Rhlhsrh = SC puneh ay
Is rofsT % "a nc; French Eor S5ipsg = - $50
rnr lie. 500 AAa 2dt - DO veonaa -
fosh a. &C. aou d American A. - go Z, :, ss..
on BoEsuo = e. 2 - a. OF L,-l,n e, ~ lsti ~, ~
1HSo SD - - crlFs Cerh Aan.i e ~ -
Sra lie Ps'e 2le u % calaa s -. ~ "A - ~
Powders ale 81 C.rb soda q itft- = 49, sne
Ic Is ise- % eyu Realo An,'uy st l-e EH-e' L's~Va
r rtrrsls Icc 6tfo = An Biue Ni.r3l
TALLOW-A rood deIntni or TIRE hoe tst 81 ~ mGstr
unchanged; Iaes Of c0 lbs AZ sl9sse FOR "es;lI M -
for ctr. ,- 81.
CASDLEsrhs demand Food ard prices are hi AIS O. 80
tcxcs A. quofsriolA = =
sTFARINf-The s8rpv light; the dsnani s E,od sss o.
is &c and prime lc cs3 ~ fi-
OIL-Thfre hardly much fr-lne- - Lns re iel-nl
ar: afs Of core gai0rs EuEih dlc ~ " e
fGffc lots. Srfrm oil with FeefT de1i1 eS
better request hels with drnnss 'aes -, D
ee'ed sc: loo DO. crude q 5cs 20 50 sqef g n 81
srrins rrbsached o. sl s2de 50 Olive fr; ae, o -, -
baskets Sass Rcd OIL tteadv; stes o. II
auiet: q TO gallons . 80 no1
FRJIT-Ihe deulsud far for tie sess1- prees pt
We Bunch Rasai - -; IL nii 90 a
S1 s5 100 e2l d6c 70 Layer A. - ~ = -
Canton Gnger Il a. ~ = DO Leghn Ct-on a - -
ssies loic. r hoves She's " ne % DO
r0fsf, Frereh nuts d6ic 80 hars Ac.n Pea 80
de1. lbs ific 80 bunchss Bantnn ~ u
snfeo Bsrsroa 81 DRIED Frnts arc inactive A2e
a &c. Wertern Peeled Peschcs nc cash. ,,
- the
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D. a.. NJ Y,k aaS Erss R4ras8-1S bes Foar = ahez To
10 al a. Han % essks NAsky d. Abs - de. AID
- ~ ~ !. Butter b6s EEzs ~ bad Cate ~ Pk<s
FvTs "a sS IS Cslvss bb Beans . taHs Oa u Sheep la
taes Hsy, II Vkzs Su1 dres- - 80 4, a. -. 4,
whky SO phss Pea So 10 Lard his GO frsras ~ % sa;
-hset
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on .IEphere Is little prime Western Wheat here and the marse
s h eone ueroe demand hiI for EXPORT ses OF 500
M -, orc White AZ a. H. and loo bushels prne White Cen
e. p~eisu-tvey plenty and the demand \ fair Sales OF
~ ibss Ryer AZ 81 End Geo bushels southern AZ ON az
c,e nlentv sales and Western q - ftle a1a
rv ~ Is tc ard southern ti S7ee Gem ee and ~ sso
a. The at and for export. Sales Of ~ coo esshe a. - &c
e. ~ed. 2dSSc for Western mixed 6ld0zc for southern
ea b Se fr do White. and 6io65c for Sonthcrn feios
~, sis,Sv ana plenty Sales Of 2e0 bushels 5o Fed
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,, also ..rvs. 10 srss 's. 20 ssp the mia shs.nsl BE-
" cen s.s BoA DS. nay es .,P Keep shs MIA
81 natl haHa nd. dissnt, loan .a - ~
hxnEel en- sesoan' q ne &c u ss Fgnss JAP =, ~
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fFT5m on Cor s.polden; J
PHlLkDELPHI


PHILADELPHIA. June l--Ttfec-Dns E-pHe' ''o~07 N~~
tor: fctr n Parae IN a.. Proylnence a., - y -
MA Uoues Ros;oa ehrs Ron Neksrson for.aa A. go
Rr7cfh HeEron. Broderes, Nes1aftpo ~. i~~-s
Buek Prcy6euee, steamer Kennseec, Clark Ne~-forA
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900 az ~ bss bong asariy al n iaso' 'asIs''

me Howard Insurance Company ssdeciared S0'sas4
Of fften per cent ..,;,.is.oek
The fpaIipstsi5nent fforty per cent on me
.f,hs B.nk Of The Commonwealth, Of this city Pay1'
o. ,.' :, Auction $4,000 Missouri Bonds AZ
Jos1 and interest -, tom ,bo.e ~
enr,,us large Hessrs Edward Hggih
r. ~ liverpool give the following statement under e-
"" u 49,, 81 he number Of packages shipped IRON
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BOSTON June AR strip China Liverpool bais Vaiae, Neg
C1esnsi schr Esantihe GolaVes La a.-' s De ' w
s JoiIS - MAJ 81 An shirs svPsor PniaislgAai Ar
fe ssrssSfa hssis Linden, Couway Ne~f5ff tns' Ana
Go; Hudson phlisiepbil
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dasaDa for shipping. aa the uAket eay
s.les AZ e S73dSs W loea
s-The Cches market sy fair demand
W. ,s ssles Of 500 has 49i= SIS SAss haso q
a. susss ss fFm with fair demand ssss 70 sexes Brown NJ,
49, ~ M Gaia nusssvsde = hkss C.sycd osss Ne
DE-; - hhda ksEo1eans q Nj " hhss fez" ~ s~s
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MINIATURE lLMas.c......rHs DAY, -.
A.. No.. 81 .......7 - -Rises.s.z D N
- TINS OAY.
Es.h - 4 IS. Gov Issnd s. ia Hal Gsss.'...s.4 ~
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o.,rryllr Rsro.rID ron TIE N. Y. raInys..

WEDNESDAY, June I.
AsuFs-The mbst i unchsnFedi the demand f sales OF l."
,tIs A. Is IS for Pearls ard g. 6l4 Ut Pots
market seedyi 1op baes cnsea l1a' loy'
VIZ pricff for Ifrcrpooi CidfriarIffJH
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10y tn. sandy HoOs M,s1s,is SIC IslsfFAgs 81
nv TELEGRAPH.

1ti, d, n, Eastern oius hip and tik oil The iii and.
Seer q Arausrs hip f0rtdlEe nave zone 30 SCI
yNind Isht TO- the y Z. Weather cleAs
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flour AND MEAI-With only limited l'ea ana moderae
Eesern demand Wes;ern and State flour, prces
"a ths market closed dull end heavy especially 9r Upper
80. Tl better grades r. acve and heavy Csnidan
~, r. hesvv and limited demand sales q 90 o9s y ~ .
- Nesfe Canal 1890 bbls a 81 5oas o i1E eon-
80 20 ,h, SAFE and Upper Lake brand 81 55lesl st Tor
;rd 70 fancy Michigan ard Indiana and common 70 so Oo
Fouf Is dull heavy; thee little inquiry f shipping
ga bs vs are Nc, Sales Of 800 bbs 81 ~ IoaSi of
me- AsTsnSa eorre0wn, s. 25ds5 50 r good and iiyons
- q, fldS7 fr fancy brandt RYE Four y ssaroe and
@ kss Of ic b ZINE g SIT Cora Meal is quite
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We notice sales Of about ten thousand 'aos !,
4. he last ten days at about e7o ior mD'e-'''
and Sos for future delivery n seusrston
Alec" % sp' .ro, ~ r. si.y within few
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Net smOunt subject to d g
,.a HATED states Philadelphia for the first five months Of
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OTTrcE oF TsE ILLINOIS CENrRAL RAuRoso Conway.
+ EIGHTH INSTALIMENr of FIVE PER

CENT on the subscription SG00ooo Of the per Coz
uctou Bonds Of the Illinois Cenia RaTod Company viii boms
the cfco Il the COureu No . Wans
FRIDAY, 2lth day q June 1888
BY order oi The Executive Committee
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DEoADWlY BANK, Nev-f0Ft, Nay n, El
EIFCTION.-The Annual Election for Directors o.
80, NM sd Cr rsrecsors q the succeeding eeo,
- ~. Ia ,fths Rsrkrshoo.s TUESDAY the ira aay ~
VII q hs Ill III opea az l. aud close
Jane eA1u"| 49, j. L. ENERITr, Caller
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~ ~ ~, -, ~ -. r., - r. ~, ~ :,
following FAMED secues viii be paid and after that date a. a
Office The nrde sed Pr sanitation Qi Oh Lper eoppons va
TUT BONDS OF THE CITY OF COiNNBUS (Ohio Issued
the CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RALRoA
TIP BONDS or TIIE CITY OF MADISON undanal issued
the MADISON GAS LIGHT COMPANY I'D the MADISON AN
CLIFTON WATER COMPANY PER CENTS.
THE CRAWFORDSNlLLE AND WABASH RAILROAD Goa
PANY MORTGAGE BONDS, PER CfNfN
TIE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER lsonth Caroln
RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ~
mr. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI Raj
ROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS 7 PER CENTS.
Also The ANNUAL iuest the following dae ana payable
TIE BOSDs of the COUNTIES Of HAMILTON and MANI Ia
6ar,l ssusd TO the PERU AND INuIANAfOLiS RAILROAD
COMPANY TEN PR CENTs. .,,,,, . - ~ .s,,-,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26
Select Classical and Mathe IN attc a.
SchOnl.

PINHE subscriber has removed his school to College
l. Hill, where a commodlOus building Is bcirg
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de-
PaTtncnt Of the Columbian College, 1t will continue
To- preserve the character of strictly select school
designed for ayin. TN. foundation of thorough En-
glish, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence on the 18th of Scptcm-
Der, and close on the last OF June.
Terms Sl2 80 per quarter, payable in advance.
At a small additional charge tie students will he
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology and mineralogy, and also tn
receive instruction in French and other modern Ian
zuases by the professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded Al the college. under the
special care and superintendencs Of thu principal.
The necessary expenses OF full boarding stud I
will be about $3.50 per academic year, and oi n
weekly boarder will not exceed !SlI0
GEO. s. BACON, PrIncipa
Refer 10 the faculty Of the Columbian college.
Colonel ]. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force; VIM
Gunton, esq; L. ID. Gale, NJ. D., of the Patent OF
fec; Joseph WILSON, Esq, of The Land Office, and
Professor &. G. levitt, oftlie Smithsonian Institute
sep 2
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Camphene, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
6SWELL MORSELr

Successors 30 q. WHIrTLEsEY
street, bef'reen 9TH and 1th Streets Tbdd'. Bpf,po
(EG leave To return their thanks 10 their nuu,e
ro,ls friends aud the toriser customer. OF Mr. o.
Whittlesey, for the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business They now lake
TIE opportunity Ia acqualt the citizens Washing
ton and It's vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest mia,luta.,o
ries, As to ensure supply OF The very he.,
anc'cs III their line, which will be sold at the low
est market prices.
II. & NJ. having thorough practical knowledge
of the trade feel assured oil being abl. tn give stis
iac,on to all who favor them with their patronage
fainlers. Contractors, and Builders will find i, grel
W To their intcrr- Il tn call our store before p,rcI
sung elsewhere, Is we keep hand the largest aud
hest assorted stock in the city ~ PAINTS: OILS.
WNDOW GL.iSS, BRUSHES, Lamps Sc
Just received, and now ailnat - 900 uD.uds of
Lewis 4 Wet.icrei'S PURE Lid, which w,
offer at further reduced prices. stpg-u
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IConc.rded from frst pagc.l

venerable figure of her once adored lover,
an expression of exquisite anguish passed
over her features. Still she drank in every
word that fell from his lips, though the
music of that voice had ceased, and the
tone was cold and faltering. When he
babe her fly from his solitude, and shun
the evil destiny that surrounded him, and
the treacherous allurements that might
yet ensnarc her, she burst into tears, un-
able to vanquiSh her love, yet shrinking
from the painful change she witnessed.
The last evening they were thus to
meet she found him rcclincd at the foot
of pillar; his countenance was paler,
his eye moro hollow than when she saw
him before, and that of man to whom
earthly things are soon to be no more.
- You are come, Melahie, said he, fixing
his ewes with a mournful expression on
her, . in time. to bid you farewell forever.
You cannot grieve much for one whom it
Is impossible you could love. Semid,
young and beautiful, engaged your affec.
ton: but oppressed with years, and sink
Ing 1eneath his sorrOwS, the stranger
will rest aforementioned in his grave"
- Never, oh, never" replied the beauti-
full Syrian, can Alelahie forget the
stranger she once loved. Dark and mys-
FERROUS as your path may seem, mine
shall be united with it to the last l
loved you not for your beauty, Semid, it
was for the charms of your discourse,
the riches of your mind, and, above all,
the new world of thought and magma
ton you have opened IT, me, and with
all, your image was forever blended
Radiant with beauty it came, and now
thus fallen, it is his spirit that casts its
spells around mine, and death cannot
break it"
ut is vain," said Semid; 1.-The hour
is near that will close these eyes forever.
Azrael comes to summon me; already
hear the rushing of his wings. Look
where the last light of day is resting on
the mountain SHOWS; it will soon disap.
pear but when it rests on this pillar,
encircles this weary head, you will see
your Semid expire" Leave me not
thus" exclaimed Melahie weeping bitter
ly: - but soon shall cease to be alone
| feel my heart is breaking, it has strug-
gled for rest without you, but it may not
be-" She ceased for the sun leaving
the darkening plain below, threw over the
temple golden hue, and rested on the
pillar where Semid was reclining. His
look was sadly fixed on the crimsoning
sky, his frame trembled, and as the red
light was fading, the young Syrian clasp
cd hun around his neck, and gazing on
him as if for the last time: go, Semid!"
she murmured. "my first, my only love,
together we will quit this world of sor-
row. and Melahie will not be parted in
death, or in eternity" At these words
he suddenly rose and threw the ring again
on his finger the lustrc came to Mclahie's
eye, and the color rushed to her cheek, for
she gazed once more on the blooming and
devoted Semid, who clasped her to his
breast, 8 it is mine at last" he exclaim-
ed, . the blessing l implored of Allah,
but never hoped to find-a woman who
truly loved me; we will go to the banks
of the Orontes to my fathers cottage, ard
live amid the scenes of my childhood"
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BRANCH OF svAT.aNERs, !.>LL.

NOS ia hWf 40 j'TT StrrT, SF'I i"Ii.
flH street. :. aioors HoyIh ffaRn u- IIfu.h.pofo,)
{ toLLINS, BOVINE Co, Importers of Foreign
~ and Dealers in iopi"sIir Stationery .r. nnw ot
feTing one Of the largest and best selected stocks to
the trad". that c,n be fornd in this market. thur
stock comprises all the various styles nni qualities
wanted IN the United States anil Caradas ccusisiug
If Rath Post, pirin ard rlt edge: plsin. Git ard
Emhossfd Note; Cap, Litter, Commercial Note Com
mcrcinl Packet, ard Folio Post: Flat Cap, Demv
Ne iium ROYAL. sup. Royal; American AMI English
Drawiny Papers: Plain. EahcsSc and Colprel Cards
Card. Perforated. Brstoi. Bonnet and Straw !loarIs
Il snk. fa'S and NeUnra tdum Books of every We
rety, Farry, Marble aud Colcrel Primers. at rerv low
prizes Gold Pens. with and without silver Holders
and tral Pens ""'iery, 81" with an endless assort-
m,nt OF Station RS Goo ,s. and Envelopes Of every
desert .ti"n COLLINS, BOVINE & Co.
sep 9l-SS-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNION ADEM Y,

Corner Of I4th Street ond Nc'r York .frenne.
n HOO parents wishing to secure select md
ereru mog responsible school, for the correct and
thorough training Of their in the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also IN the Modern Ian
-guages and Natural Sciences 80 that they NAV be
fitted tor College for Engineering Surveying and
Commercial pursuits, respectfully invited To visit
the Institution, call upon the Principal soon. IA
the number of pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few.
No pupils viii be admitted or continued, whose
character is Known to he had or doubtful.
No pupils will be- admitted henrriorh who have
no, advanced beyond primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. Il. RICHARDS.
sep l2-.In Principal.
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for Ratsons for 1854.
> 0TrIc. NARISE Corr.

QtRrHRMASTgf OFFICE MAXINE Co6Ie,
WASHINGTON. cctrlcr Ii, L. ,.
SHtIED PEaPOSa Ais will H.. received at til. ,fi,s
b, until 10 ocock A. VI OF ru.t.lar the 18th las
HoT" mber next FIR rrj-Lin. Eatcus e. the Uritrl
Stt"S Marines ut the following stations tyr The veal
Is: 4. viz:
Fort. mouth New HAMPSHIRE:
Charlie town Massachusetts:
brooklyn (Lcn- ISland) Ncy York:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
G"-pcrt. near Norfolk , virginia;
Pensacola. Florida anil
Arlington. Distl 1T of CnlUmhi,
Each ration to consist OF pou Il arf ~; ripr
OF i:csh bert or three quarters Ct pound ct rn-~s
iorh. eighteen ounces of iaeaa mad" II .rr~ igs
Hour, or superfre -four at the optinr OF the
meat. and ut thu rate Of six rounds a god fsae-s
twelve pounds Of TIE hest New uripsn. e,,.ar. 1T
quarts of il,- hest white e-ns f,ar quartz Vie.
Gar. two quarts of salt four pounds at good lsti
hro~ soap. and one aud half pounds god l-ri
dipped tallow candies {. each iurrti OIL ratinns
The b' ef required shall Re delivered the orisT
OF the comUxndin. of IF each station. either IL
bulk or by the single ration. and hall consist of ;h
best and most choice pieces of tire csrcase the pr.
to he No prime pork aud the grrc.Iics :" b,
OF the best qus'ity Of the a.;s nsmed, suljed II
Inspection.
No bid will lie entertained unless accompanied l,y
ths name of two suretirs known to thr oiic, OF
ti;d tn by some Official PERSON. To u. sudI I'd
Proposals for Hations fpr the Wear 1854" AMI si
dressed az the ouartsrm ster Of tn. N-line CgtI',
Washington. DC.
The Patriot. Concord. New Hamrshu-: Norn,ns
Post and Daily Tin -, BOSTON Msssnchu .tt- Urii,I
States Military and Naval Argus. New YORK. Er" >
lyn Ea.lr. Brooklyn. New York: Penn~ Iyaniru s,Ii
Evening Argus, Philsd-lpli,: Timrs. Bslim'hr
Mary land Argus, Norfolk, rirgini-: tiof-. P'rtS-
mouh, Virginia; FLORIDA Democrat. frnsacola. flr-
dn; and tncent City, -. Aagustin.. Florida. viii
give The Above three Insertions each ypr wsek, aud
Of the advertisement, 70 this Once for pss peut
oct l2-setA.
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nj antels, Iron RatIinEs, and sprlng
Mattresses.

liE Mantcls are a new. cheap. aud beautiful mr.
ticie. manufa rturcd upoo Stem. in itation
OF the ri"eSt Marbles. ut tie and Ge.ira
hle kinds. In style and finish they stand unequal
ell and are not injured by co I, gas. smoke. aeids
At The North they are booming extensively used
AMI give per'ec' satisfaction.
Euide's and Others wishing tn purchase are TO-
9ncSted to call and examine for tIe,nsc!ves
Afro, FER SLABS to match the Ma teis, Of the
same material
IRON CEMETERY ard other FENCING and
EAlL'NGS.
viii ha kept constantly on hard variety of pat
terms. tor which orders will be received ard ,r"m {
ly executed.
far superior to anything IF The l;inJ now In U.s.
Il. HASKINS, Agrnt,
Penn. avenue, south side, near 10th street.
oct I5-tr-
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UNrYp STATES CArirol EXTENSION AND
MASHINGrnx Anrrnf-r-r Iirrrnr

ONiffD STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION AND
WASHINGTON AcuErurr t'rfrcr.
WssnINSToS, October H. lSa3.
PROPOSALS will I've received at this ofHoe. until
Il p. m. OF the 2nth prceu,ter next FIR furnish.
ING Bricks Tor the copstI ucticn OF the Washington
Aqusdut
The whole quantity need 4 VI IN rroh.hly he shor,
forty miiiionS frurcs Is shou state the quantity
which erch bidder will undertake In furnish.
he bricks must h. delivered AZ such points II the
me as may from tine time be de icrat,d hv In,
Engipcer The times end quantities III irrend ON
the appropriations made by Congress
liner are large deIosites Of rlav suitall. tor mai
ing biess along the line, and tho will 10
rrlu'Tcd to furnish sample Of the ,lsy aud bricks
het're commcncin,, ti,r msuufic!nre
None hut well made hsrl burnt bricks entirely
acceptable 10 the Engineer, viii I've r.t.i,c- md
hey will hc required Ia rnar IN mnulds conform.
ing IN 1izc ia the municipal regulations Of the CITY
Of Washington. ~
Every offer must he accompanied by . written
guarorty. signed hv enc or uanro resronsilae n,r
sons. TO the effect that hp or tiry up,iprt.te tbs,
the bidder bidders will II his or iheir their hill he
accepted. ept-r into Obligation. WITHIN ten davs
with good ard 'ufhriept s,lr-t;eS to furnish IN,
bricks offered Sasd gn-rSnty to ha scz crnpan.d hy
the certificate of the limited Sisies District INDIE
United States District Attorney, Navy Ar.pt. ~
some officer of the General Government IT ind,yid
uoi known 70 the Hepsr ment Of War that the gua-.
antcrs rro able to make god ;h'r guararty
All bids to he s.>al"i and rudnr..t rrorossla for
Brick FOR Wa hiug,on Aqu-luct" The hits will he
opened in the presence of snch bidders mar choose
to he present AZ TIE certainty Of surrlv is vcry
Important. THE failure of conrsrtriav' lying prob
sbiy the sti,rlTga OF the work for p hole season
the United States to i.-elf the right to re.
irct ali hills, and h make Such arrangements
for the supply of bTirks may H., most aIvan.a-e
ous to the work. tScc extract from Engineer he
pertinent Regulations below
NJ C. MEIGs,
Captain of Engineers in charge of washn.
tou hgCcduct
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GENERAL AGENCY,

FlNAYI0H COLLINS will prosecute claims, Of ev-
/ cry description against the government, before
the several departments, Congress; procure pen
sions, bounty lands, extra pay, and arrearaso pay
They will attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate. the renting Of houses, and general collect
ing business. They viii also furnish pertiea at q
distance with such information rs they may desire
from the seat of government. Charges will lie mod
crate.
Office on street Immediately opposite Winder's
Building. Washington. b. c.
REFERENCES:
Hon j. C. Dobbin. secretary Of the Navy.
Hcu > Davis, Secretary of War.
". Cs:.an. esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Gen. j. NJ. AicCalla, A'torney-atLaw.
James II. Caustn. esl
". G Rradal1 State Department
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