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AZ noihd and rsy have,
opposing required 10 hs
ssie,s ;ls hearing Assaony y si.A.I
with the rules Of the oce which viii bc snlshsd
ordered also, this published the Union In.sil
ssnes and Evening Star washington ely rsnn.yvsa. Phil
Boston ro., Boston, SassaeSue Pao consord New asmp
weeks previous third Monday December the
day OF hearing @Sss
Commissioner OF rSsns L
bills The Patsa. Once, with paper containing this notice.
.s ss s .;. s:
sf and s,es Sc for their M trade and would re-
puSe general to hs assortment fesss eonadsss hat hsr
.ss @ Al s'. xs
We a.s pleasure showing stock and charge
The VIM Penn Cook most excellent baker and great econo-
a rmuapa Complete cong =. s los wood 20, and md. coal
Mina s .if Al. Iish,, 81 | for wood @ and and coal "
Ene,aniress, coal aa#
S.;s S.aass xi 'ei sss wsss csss aas fss iss wood
Old Dominion, for wood @ I'LL,
Double Double" Jog or Tw" Boiler Cook, for wood ee6
nsy ns" STATE sia's, e., e., ssGd soa
Home ns s.ss x, Tight s.i for coal
PARLoR COAL STOVES.
Home Par!or Stoves and cosed fronts
Radiators, style, oc,agon fronts, M
g =
Open Fraikins
DINING ROOM STOVES.
Russia Iron Air Tight with for wood, cast oven, cylinder
Hot Pao coa open tops,
ssys,s a,Ss "A, Al.rTsA,, TjgS' a e, rsss xs9d
H. b. 4 Co.'s AirsIighi, for
CHAMBER STOVES
Troy Air Tight, for wood
Etna hr-i.ght,, ~ ,, oI wood @
naisa nnian Air aSn tight, isi isas ior wood
Portable gaics, for bituminous coal
CANNON AND CYLINDER STOVES.
R,sls, R.,s Cannon o,
Union Coal Burner su
Hall and Store Stoves OF all sizes, up 10 20 inches
ENAMELLED PARLoR CRATES.
sss sss .ss s s. % s .Ss
Also, Wap siahs
ass now Il
All ssss. ss ssss1sa free Of ehss
SPLENDID nroe.de plaid Plain ss'hs. Of every
elegant silks have offered,
f,he
Offered @ M ": .ss n: Z. eoe
coior, which viii offer as cheap retailer in this
Is cooed rcut Sole silk. in plain eoo
handsome shades Of blue brown, angsen, and light cos'
50 drc.-e. diassn, styles plaid silks. comprising r.A.
of different color, and quaIiss OF which We viii
offer small advance the Wholesale psics n the
( y .s4 .es.5 4aass a7a y asr.-#
We received the maxuiaeen. .osh Of rich
would invite the paricu
any search Of nsytrate sik dvess
variety OF plaid goods zach
plaid Silks wool and sk paid plaid
cloths price from - eli with
dress goods ali desirable for ihs present
SON. Fl af.M.
Ass one Of the French
be found any Market desirable shade Of
n blue, green, brown, purple, and hlaek.
viii and splendid stock Of and long
shawis, rom "a so to S2 "#A
w. n. SHUsTER d Co., .ttf.
Seventh street, PennsyIvsnia svcnus.
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nW. EDw WARD n. CArtMIC9AEL, from Virginia.,
professional citizens cf WahinEon
His residence and once 10Th adjoining the Irving
UasI. ApAAM
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.-P. j. STEER, Washing
Place. 7h Street, opening superior stock OF
goods, which will give him pleasure
and the public In addition 70 ,hs usual stock OF
invited stock
temen' dress shirts very superior NJ and quality.
collars Stocks neck s crsyan, gloves suspends hosie
r, and furnishing goods generally.
Sep 2i-3tawif2w
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
i sireet aud New York avenue. t5.f+ sHaHH
Those response
school, and thorough training Of their sons IN the
In The modern languages
and natural snces they may Aed for college, for
ensseerns and for commercial pursuits respect
institution, call the principal
of pupils is limited and the vacant seats few
continued whosc character known
o be bad doubtful.
No pus hencefor, who advanced
yond the primary branches.
Circulars be obtained at the principal bookstores
z. RICHARDs,
Sept ll-dn Principal
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United states Patent Once,


Washington, Sept ~, 1859.
ON petition OF James Baldwin, Of Nashua Hampshire
% January. Ss % for ~ 70 s% sa Ss s
weaving elo'h for seven year from e expiration Of said
II l. ordered that the said petition be heard At the Patent Once On
son: arc nouhe 70 sppes, and show cause any they have why
Pscos opposns the required ne
days all ned party
s used M the sad hearing m %s ,. taken % and " y
Ordered slso ha, ,i. notice he Published in the Union rne
gsecer, and Evening STAR Washington D. C.; rsn.syvanian,
.ns mTfn. s New Ysf
week for three successive weeks cvoos the second
''''-' - CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned OF Patents
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
SILxs, SILKS, SILKS We would attention Of
just now opening comprising sy s Ss largest and most
new.yls psa. and every .h,ons,'s shade plain Gro
larger and nuch cheaper than at any former lime
al.o jus. completed from ne ls,e., poaous Of
snefay %sodyns altogether The mos, srsn, and ehespes,
Of a... goods 10 ans in Washington o. ..ewher.
early now have The good and intend = , se.p
Between eth and 9th streets, rennsyivania avenue.
Sep as-eoawf
uINaLE AND DounLE-RARaEL GUNS AND eUr-
street and fs""yiy.nia sseaus lately supply
the above goods, eonss'irg, In part Of
Fine Eogish Stub twist and Damascus double ssd single
IF bauel owips pieces, Of all sizes
Common and low priced English md German do
Single and double bnrr.i duckirr rsns
Boys guns
Grme bags, liquor TASKS, shot pouches
Powder hasks, single and double belts
Walkers, Eiys Cor and others English and french caps
Patent M and paper wads and wad paper 'H
Washing rods and cleaners
Nipple wvcnehes, tubcs wsd cutters
Ramod heads and ##.
Patent lever charges, bullet moud~
Pissol belts, hunting Knives Ac,, in great variety.
examine stock before
chasing nearly all of sporting eood made TO order and
ported direct and Offer great Inducements any
hous~
Daily expected, celebrated kinds OF
sporting powder. - -
Ort4-Nawewif
pUTNAM's Magazine for octeb-r.-Ree.ived by
III TAYLOR MAURy,
Booksellers, eh st.
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I,spOTMAH w ANTEDrA man, who can prodsc~ sat
-scory sestimoni.l- wsnssd the espscy
Apply brazilian Minister
Sept 2o--dNs
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Law school OF Cumberland Universsty, at Lshane..
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Csu'hem late one Of the circuit
+ judges of Tennessee
Hon 0rsen Of the udsss Of hs
of Tennessee e elr
Hon Bromdcld Ridley, Of the councillors Of the sss
their whole exclusively
IN the school.
Daily examinations Of eaeh class the
Of lectures but explanations Of the
daily the proSrers OF the examinations
of law and equity, in which stu
statement OF hcs given by the psofes
through all the known actual
Practice The framed require them
deeds willis. records b.
Of the taken by appeal TO
which held monthly In the class and in
public The Students act clerks her
I Jurors Judges and chanccors and in other cfca
pacites with theis suits
the third Monday Sep
icmber in February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July. -.
sesvorTution fee go in sdvsnce contingent
IA furnish their books
which can BE- had lin be bookstores.
-Four complete the unless the
class No previous study required for nd
mission asses- Students
any me during the collegiate
There is a moot legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate yeaf eiehiyslI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb il-coiy President Board Of Trustees.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
hinfA Street, beIoN Loet1f Philadelphia.
THE OF 1884 will
l0h and be continued, without intemsson
la Of March ensuing.
The faculty l constituted foiiowsi
Principles OF Medicine; by William DaTach
Diseases Women and Children John
bank, NJ. ID. X. ss1ltrt## ua ##.. 1fa# ...U #.#
Mniea Medica and Therapeutics by Henry Pacron NJ ID.
Principles Practice Of Surgery by David Gilbert, Nj
Medical Chem ry and FhaImacy by John j. Reese, M. D.
Anatomy by j. m. Allen, N. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine by Francis c. Smith, NJ. D.
VIM. H. Gsbrscht, NJ. d. Dcmonstraor OF Anatomy
Medicine surgery
Darach and Gbert and also
furnished expense
faculty The will he held early In March
Yces Maiculaton tpaid only) e3 each Professor
Ai5j Graduation, $50
Rooms will be opened September,
direction OF the Professor Of Anatomy and
JOHN J. REESE, NJ d.,
Hept 13-law4b 2souh Ninth
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NEW FALL GOODs.The subscriber. beg leave invite the
Of new and elegant foreign and doms.c hney and pl.
q q pieces new .yls plaid ~, r..
y DO .upsrla,iysy reS broc.ds silks
y % ss.essd sad striped %
&c ys Ssn s s..s s,s:sss 'sss ss,ss % 80
8 do heavy ottoman salns II, a
50 do hrsl quality marcencs, all coors
50 DO extra ans Frsnch mernos al eoors
sss g: Gs.S$.ss Gss..s's.i ssss.:s ss .:'n'
y 90 90 30 30 sis,S Gsss%s.s sw .s. pIs.d' new styles
10 DO wasr.d IGs ili.h 'sas Sopas ia.' - '''"''
90 WY Lyo%eso oss q shade
French ssiG,dss. e he ,s,s. styles in collar sh.a
| cambric insertings and edgings, &c.
lars becs sseves, chsmss open embode
e. met. nn and other
AZ Of Which with .sa, variety Of other and desirable goods
chasers TO examine before purchasing elsewhere.
NBOu stock IN the house furnishing department. much
larger scale Than heretofore, is NOW complete ,,sta
a, "d d Tslor % having
tina, his es,nbishment Baltimore No. isa between ST.
sons cutler where he hs. .pendd Of cloths.
est possible prices and in his usual style Of elegance
Sep 27-co4watf
NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS.-DUvALL 4 BROTHER
IN merchant tal0rs, having returned New York.
elegant style OF their
establishment Their and the public generally
vlted call
selection gcn.emen furnishing goods
Of the styles. DUVALL Il BRO
Sep23-3taw3wf
Young Ladies' Institute, IittsGcld Massachusetts,
WELLINGTON II, TYLER, A. M,
J. HOLMES AGNEW, D. d., 30 ~
THE winter 3d ofNoversbcr Early Rp
the winter cold, but not liable
huru health The provisions
besides of the finest
We the attention Of The friends OF high
education the systematic four years.
aud wholly devoted
Gated gentlemen, besides hour lecturers
particulars catalogue issued TO be had application
Sept 6-dimA
AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA .
SAMUEL c. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
NORTH side Of Broad Street. three Doors West Of
Washiaston Street. tf1asl8#t
THE having of this first class hotel
undivided the accommodation
patrons. His best efforts will be directed
all those who favor him with opportunity
them, transient toardDg, well such
aim Of the undersigned will be to The char
's''' q 'ns n0u'e anu :" ''a = sXMUEi c. WILSON
Aug 3o-d7tsAlawtlNov ~st+ tH f- ats sfr
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TAYLoR COLLINS prosecute claims Of every description
against the before the several depstment
bounty anda
buying and selling Of estate, the
collecting business They will also
with nturmsion de-
nirc Of government. Charges will he moderate
immediately opposite Windefs Building, Wah-
inro g.
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Hon. Jamcs C. Dobbin Secretary Of the Navy.
lion. Jefferson Davis Secretary OF War
Nicholas CAlian esq President Board Common Council
Gen. John M. McCAlia, Attorney at Law.
james n. Caustn, csq.
w. c. Rcddal, State Department.
9b-duAcp H..#eH
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Indemnity against Loss by Fire. Inland Transporta-
ti0n, and Marioc Risks Vessels and CnrKoes.
IrTNA INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
ia Capital caW,UUo
Jons b. HsA An, President. H. ii. HAwLEY, Secretary
ant
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA, NEW YORK
Capital. tl70O00
C. D. Coventry, President JonS BRowsK, Secretary.
The undersigned the foregoing companies
against fire huls
vessels dwelling concpl
disc by inland transp poftaion.
All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
~CHAS. DE SELDING, Agent,
s1a Seventh ST., opposite Odd Fellows Hal.
Andrew j. Lsner Office above duly authorised
spplicauo Sep i6-2awu
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n UrUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
III York
Net, accumulated cash fund.- August 1853 ie3soa %
F.s. WiNsres, President. IsAAo ABsAr, Secretary
All profits among poe.
the whole lie will be made available premiums
o who wish a#' -.#
Policies for the security Of creditors issued reduced
premium. tI
Explanatory pamphlets may by
application TO t-E
CHAs. DE SELDING, Agent,
Seventh At, opposite Odd Fcllows' Hail.
Larner Once above, duly authorized receive
applications. Sep l6 -2awu
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AW NOTICE-sDNEY 8. BAXTER, late attorney general
Ii Of Virginia, Washington practice Law.
prscse the Supreme Court Of the United States the
Columbia, and attend professional
confdcd to him
mia
Hon. j. j. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon Richard Hon. q. u. Hamuels,
Hon q " Lee, of court Of fAppcsls Of Virginia
To the Jude the Circuit Courts OF Virginia
To the scnator~ members Of Congress- from Virginia.
June I1-Iydswkw .tHM
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rr,T s,ooa. Fans Port Monnaics, Card Cases, Ac.--
splendid the above goods
I'll Of Inc which o~r prices
N. W., 1Al.T 4 RnO, W
Golden Eagle,
Penn avenue, between Oh SD ioth streets
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AND WARRANT LOST SHALL apply the Commissioner
dupi Of land No 1885, for 100
acres, Jannsy, ste, widow Of Adam Aseus,
Hays's Texan
Rangers Said directed agent a, Washington
reached having been lost Ssisd Said
returned the GensVs Land Office located
has hed therein against nsnng patent
thereon in the Of is being presented in future
BARBARA ALsEUs.
WAsarssros, September 70, 1ss3--scp 25-aw6w
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GREENS Ink Eraser and Paper Cleaner for Hook
keepers clerks and literary gentlemen kind Of
rubber superior article for the purpose
Aside from superior qualities pencil
with facility than ordinary
.eraper end leaves The surface OF the paper unhsred
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE Co,
Ih doors north Of Pennsylvsaia Branch
Of siaiioners Hall, ia and i76 Pearl street, N. Y.
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I IL. THOMPSON, Merchant Tailor, having ed
the city Of BALTIMORE, would notify his friends and the public
that his establishment Baltimore No. 1884, between ST
Paus Charles, side.
esq cutler where he splendid Of cloths
vestings which
possible prices. and in his usual style Of elegance.
Sep 27-eo4wadf t#
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mAGNlFiCEnT MARYLAND LOTTEhIEs.
ocIosxx, 1888.
PAYMENT or PRIZES GUARANTEED NY THE STATE oF
MARYLAND.
ECERToN d BROTHER.
Regular ssean Maryland 5ouu
.tais.t sassss and Excksngc Place. hai.ilnose.
particularly worthy Tue NJ
,saIoa puh brisat lotteries
" . Unted
RICH-ONE DOLLAR bCHKMK!
tFNs Thursday, Octobsr .. 1858.
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EEED GrORE, ~ y AVID 10th ssre~ts-The
der9ned, bnvns shovs bust
would respectfully nforn 'he public that hsy hsv last
csved an sbundsn suppIy feed, consisting Of corn, on
chop ship ssuh clover all Of superior q"a
their ntsnon to hand all ieers s.rpy
the Ahova articles rensonsbe WIN "e Wv ~
fordisg coastast accommodation to their cust"mere
Their psace ~ business Of access ana M " INC
ceetrsI pau nj the renders convenient 10 An-
The nnAesaed win psns or - rovsoe
teir line o snrnsss sss wnhe
endcavonug cr the confidence o ne "sy res
'"e" p-o'"s' LEMUEL ,. pENHAM,
Sep 0-H sHs41 'o"N = N'N"
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NEW Mackeret, salmon, 60, Inspection Of 1881
IN mackercl In rs H.
No 3mackee small, a5 H. kus, (brcshfas, mscterel)
No. do in barrels
ticrce picked salmon, very 6ne.
apic~d in can Theoretically scaled.
Scaled and No. herring in bores, this years
Also Jonrworh sparkling ard dry Catswbn
wines) 1gfa5. .sfs.A +
Jeue IIsute, Vnceunea and Cincinnati family hams
In store, aud for by sHEuKElL h HAiLY,
81 tt Successors o John n kidney 4 On,
sep i5-scif No s. opposite Centre Market.
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rHAsE's HOTEL, No. SIS BroaAway, New York
This establishment wb be opened BY the underned city
Washington, about the s inst It's location
among the desirable delightful
will render its patrons
fortste A. at any other hotel in the country. .
Sept 7-dn New York, September 5, 1859.
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NEW GOODS AND DFASHIONS.-DUvALL BROTHER
IN merchant tai0rs, having returned
exhibit a goods
prepared made elegant
Their generally
vied call.
We have also choice selection Of genemen furnishing goods
styles. DUVALL h BRO
Sep 23-3taw3wif F.#
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DARN for county, virGtntA, vvtah-
and four from the PressAeats
Of will sell reascuahs terms
from portion located s.cve, within hs uNs
hundred and Therc
Of hcsntfni tbcred land
Much pcston of this hrm s rich
which might he advanageossiy
who be d'sposed pseohass
BALL. Ninth street, Pennsyfvanta
avenue, Horsuc Ball on sdjaccn, farm
May ti--eod1 WI. bALL
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Collectors Once, september -, 1863.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAY YERs-DEDUCT1ON rOR PROMPT
payment IL hereby given that the ares for the yea
due, and once and that deduction
eight cent allowed BY law for The paid
bsfo Both instant
Sept l6-eodm II. j. ROCHE, Collector
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VIRGINIA LAND SCAIP---The andenis0ed, hsving had
twenty with vGaia military land
claims records RchmcnA, viii
NJ such cisns here under NE act Of 3 AnGuss
will pachass and sell land and lana scrip
commission. sA... Y - . +.
vEsPAafAN ELLIS,
June 09-codd Irving Hotel.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
supERINTENDENr's OFFIcE.
NopraI Va Doca,pba5 1890

SuPERINTENDEEf'S OFFICE, t.tta
NORFOLK, VA, December 4, 1852.
7 N conformity with instructions from the Secre-
i tary Of the Treasury. proposals will be received
at this Office for the construction of the new Gus
tom-House at Norfolk, according to plans and
specifications prepared by A. B. Young esq., Su.
pervising Architect, until twelve O'Clock on the
Sd day of February, 1858, said proposals to con-
tain offers for the entire work, and also separately
for each part, the Department reserving the right
to contract either way as to it may seem desirable
The Department also reserves the right of ACCEPT.
ing the bid or bids which under all the circurn.
stances shall appear most favorable to the interests
OF the Government, or Of not contracting at all in
case the proposals with the incidental expenses
attending the construction of the building shall
exceed the appropriation at its disposal Sew
enty i've per cent. of the amount of the work done
and materials furnished according to the con.
tract, said amount to be ascertained by the esti.
mate OF the Superintendent, will be paid every
thirty days, the twenty five per cent to be retained
until the completion of the building and it's accept
ance by the Government. Every proposal must
be accompanied by a written guaranty, signed by
two responsible persons, to the effect that they
undertake that the party or pa rites making It
will, if his or their offer be accepted, enter into
contract and bond with sufficient suretes in the
sum OF twenty-five thousand dollars for the faith
full execution Of the work, and no offer will be
considered unless accompanied by such guaranty.
Plans and specifications of the building will be
furnished either by the Department at Washing.
tom or by the Superintendent in this city and also
blank forms for the bids. The proposals will be
opened by the Superintendent and the Collector
ceedlng the expiration of the time for receiving
them in the presence of the bidders, if they or
- -. WALTER H. TAYLOR,
Superintendent of New Custom. House,
Dec l3-2awtFebI = 80 80 , "a
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Inc above sticks to be Of hemlock, brown
ASH, or yellow pine; to be straight, and 10
W; snes =, me small end, Of live timber
kind1 pAoes VI each
No SUCKS OF white pine (round) IS feet LONG. and
IN ,,iat .petee al the small end; 10 be straight
s',oM o. square white pine, 35 feet long, and
1U pieces of white oak plank, II Feet LONG aver.
thick - - -A'o'''
iooo white oak tree nails, feet long, to square b
inches .
. S oOo pounds inch wrought iron spike
5000 perch stone.
and'other Investigations
Times of delivery as follows: One third on the
s9in day OF May, one third on the Goth day of
aiay, one third on the 3lst day of May next
Ehe articles, as delivered On these several speci-
ned days, to be measured and inspected by An
agent OF the United States, and if approved and
received, the quantities approved and received
will be paid for according To contract nrics
iess u per cent. on amounts due, which per cent
win De retained hy the United States until the
contract be completed, when amounts 80 re-
famed viii be paid to the contractor, or will be
forfeited to the United States if the contractor fail
10 fulhl his contract.
Eacn proposal will be accompanied with eyi.
uence that the proposer is able to fulfil his contract
ano the department reserves the right of rejecting
any proposal not satisfactory in ali respects and
OF reducing quantities SO az to bring the same be-
1
Advances on contracts cannot be made; bat pay
ments will be made as stated.
The places OF landing materials will be pointed
out by the United States agent on notice to him by
the contractor. On this account the contractor is
not to be subject to delay of three DAYS; but
such landing shall not be considered delivery of
said articles to the United States No delivery will
be acknowledged except in quantities and times as
stated, and IN accordance with this advertisement;
until delivered, inspected, and received, all arti
cies VIII De at The risk of the contractor and under
MS care But when delivered inspected, and re-
celyed, they will be at the risk and under the cara
oil the United States. No delay to insect and re-
oeiVe at times stated will be made or allowed on
the part of the United States
The proposals will be endorsed Proposals for
Timber in Burlington, - on the outside of the en-.
VeloPe' and Will be addressed to the undersigned,
]. ]. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Dec 30-20td &2awFeblO
Inc Republic, Intellgencer, and Union, Wash
York; Vermont journal, Windsor, Vermont;
Albany Register, Albany Express, Albany, New
York, will publish the above twenty times daily.
then twice week until February 10.
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GLOvEsi GIOvEst GLOvESi
6 PARKER has how d stock of Ladies' and
~ Gentlemen's Kid and all kinds of Gloves, in
all colorss and In all No. Of Bajuu's make. with our
staf1p in them. IS sauassgs III einnjsd ~ s.
Combs! GosAbsl E6snbs! u ai'
most beautiful assortment of Paris Shell and
Buffalo Dress Tuck Combs, English Horn, Buffalo
and.shell dressing and ivory fine teeth Combs. ii
Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes!
English. American, and French Hair Brushes in
one hundred new patterns; Tooth and Nail Brushcs
in great variety-very cheap.
* PsJamsry! PeJunsery! PerfMsery! !.
Extracts from every flower that blossoms at fifty
cents per bottle. Heal German Cologne, very fine
fresh cold Cream, Rose, Musk, Lows brown Wind
sor Washing Soaps. a t I'd
Shaving Materials. ~ s
In this line we have taken great pains to have at
all times Fresh Shaping Cream and Military Shaving
Cakes. Indeed. in this department of our trade
generally, we particularly invite the attention of
gentlemen who nhave themselves.
PARKER'S Fancy and Perfume Stores.
/. fS i5-Hrti Has4t under National Hotel