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The party supporting Mr.. Jenkins for governor, though
constructed Of The original elements OF the whs party.
ignores the name OF whig II is matter Of indifference
by VIVA, name II is called, II is sectional party, and
tends as strongly 10 disunion did the notification
party OF 1884, and far certainly than the abusel and
slandered sou,hern-nghts party OF 1850.
Who are the leaders of the sectional party who
brought il into being Robert Toombs, the hot-headed
nufer Of 1888 Who is made lis standard bearer in
the campaign Charles ]. Jenkins, man who thought
treason in 1889 10 calculate the value OF this Union
These the pillars of this etizens ruaiiue,
tonal partythese the who sang hypocrical hymns
to the GLORIOUS Union" for bare - who
having been thrust into hopeless minority by the fckle
turn OF Fortunes political Wheel sounding, they
did in the days OF nuhcation the rally clyde argu-
mcnt Is exhausted, let us stand by our arms.
But few moons ago Mr. Jenkins stood in the repre-
sentative hall Of The Capitol the champion of The Union
The burden OF his song was, pasied be the arm that
would dare OF lis glorious links" Woodman
spare that tree" &C. His argument sectional parties
severng the ties which should bind the whole people OF
the Union together in raternal ship-he curse of
the countryside entering wedge 10 dissolution OF the
Union. Nothing, TO Mr. jenkins. at that time, was so
hear-rendng. even in imagination as clash of arms
between brother and brother. mol National parties
were then the buwak of the Union now, Mr. Jenkins
lis the file leader OF broken down and bankrupt faction
that boasts OF its utilization with men, party at the
North that does not subscribe 10 their peculiar notions
and what hey' First of alhat the ,cloe NORTH is
nsound and not to be usfeda pretty Standard truly
be drawn by the men who lauded Fillmore, Webster
Corwin, Collamer, and Truman Smith TO the skies, and
thought privilege to touch but the hem OF their po
luiei free-so garments! Having sung hymns to the
Union, and sat on the same platform with abo.
tonsts and freesoies long enough, these patriots, who
stole the livery OF Heaven to serve the Devil in. with all
the chvalrous spirit of Quaiebum, hold up their
hands, and swear OF with the "unholy alliance" I'M
macuaie defenders Of southern-rights Who resist
your earnest appeals to become haers of northern
brethren :" who Withstand the overpowerng temptation
to swell your gallant ranks, and march under the
naughty flag OF an unlerifed indomable clan of rpub-
tiCan ci-tns2
With many, We have al least given Mr. jenkins credit
for sincerity and honesty of purpose We have never de-.
MED him these attributes, until his plain, palpabIe IN
able surrender of his name, his character and his
political fortunes into the hands of man who would ride
preerment the ruins of his best friend. and smile
CONTEMPORARY down upon him from his ll-goren port
of honor He deserved better fate than awaits both
him and his sectional party--defeat complete and
overwhelming -Ftdsrnl U.ion.
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THE American Erterrninssor superior
all offered
MICE
Stores Gsnaries, vessels nc They readily,
not likely die building
hsd vafis
valuable North
nao Is per bos eonsans
SUFFICIENT clear ordinary building Sold,
sale spd retail, by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
Aug3 Seventh Street, near Odd Felioss' HAIL.
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Consuis-Thomss w. Ward, Panama. George w
Fletcher. AspinwslL
isaac 4. Goldng, consul. Laguayfa.
ECUADOR.
Philo White, charge dahares. Quito.
William Trousdale envoy extraordinary and minister
pie nj oientiaIy, Rio de Janeiro. .
Observation-Disclosures Thomson, Maranham island
Banrv n Dswey Para William Liley, Pernamb ueo ;
Roben O. scott Rio dc )aneifo John K Bennett Bahai
do San Salvador.
AKGEsriNE KErUBLic, BugEos AyREs
William ii. Bssel, charge d'afiaIIes, Buenos Ayres
Samuel Meday, envoy extraordinary and minister pen-
ipotsntiaTy, Santiago.
Consuls-Reuben Wood, Valparaiso; VIM b. Plato,
John X. Clay, envoy extraordinary and minister pcnpo-
Tertiary, Lima.
Consul-J, Caleb Smith, Lima.
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CARDTbe sub~crih~rs being abcst lake inventory
o settling their bsness ranssctsoss ~ he
ending 3.s Jay respectfully eqses NJ those psssss vhs
unsettled, that they cell
settlement ,hs lat ~ August with mossy
short dates - .-sss- $500. ..,.s II
ANsv August collector Mr. amslwccd) win
upoa who hsvs settled and hope ssy Win sosa
- - cLAeErr. NEWTON, NAY, 90
July n--diot = ff~ .aa~rI0 0H N.ls lslt & s-
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Military Academy, Oxford Talbot County
Maryland.

Maryland Military Academy. Oxford, Talbot County,
...#E Maryland.
JOHN ALLEN Superintendent graduate of the United
Military Academy, West PointThc sixth
institution will the first Monday
Terms, $50 Modern languages, drawing,
The academy Is sustsd penbsua by
retired beautiful and healthy position II facility
by steamboat from Baltimore Catalogues containing
information be obtained OF
Gushing Bailey and Messrs J. Murphy Baltimore
Baltimore, or BY application 10 the superintendent
RKrxRKscEs.
Col Samuel Cooper, .duant general, United stae
Col Joseph Taylor United States Baltimore, Maryland
John H. D. Latrobe Baltimore, Maryland
Col. Andrew johnson, Nashville, Tenncsseen.
Henry du pont, ESQ.,, Wilmington Delaware.
Col. W. w bliss, United States army, New Orleans
Aug 7-cod6w~
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Goa seAl~E--fAs~se. Bw9ay. Msr 1870
is bne tsy for style and action he susrtA TAe
buggy and harness are In good order Apply i4h
str.et
Aug 3-sod0wif.
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NAMPnNE and Ethereal Oti as WhitsIesey's. ON 7th
wholesale and retail, genuine article. Upon rin,
found otherwise, the money will be returned
Also lard boiled nsced
foot, roam, and tanners o,.
vanishes Of all kinda, paints window Eass, lamps Ac
On all Of e3 and hve will be deducted for
cash.
wHlTrLEsEYS, ."Tr
Aug Teo2w Eth street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
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wheeling, Aug 5.-fho steamer Aalanta sArts for
Cincinnati to-day The river still rising, and the boats
find difficulty in reaching this place. and
up the Pitsburg. Freiebts from Pusbsrg
Cincinnati 90 cents TO 81 Louis, 81 600 lbs from
to 81. Louis, rs cents
PIrrsnuRe. Aug. 6-There iorty-,wo inches
of water In tho channel .IF.Ir#
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By ,. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,,op..r.

Dy y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE
Seventh street AuconOa Friday afternoon August 5,
6k o'clock the pen'.eA shal sell Of lot g. In susd
as fronting % feet inches
between and north, running back 100
by handsome cottage, nearly
with double the souh side extending depth
the main building Title pcrfeci and sale positive.
Terms 6h cash residue twelve eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, bearing
Aug I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
o. The above sale IL unavoidabIy postponed until
Wednesday, August 10Th, came hour.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'd Aucuoneer.
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A NEW Assorsmsws ~ staple Goods just received
~ 10 pieces plain bisck SILKS
Is 40 Lupan,s bombasncs
do apac a., 81 23
loo do plaid cambsics, sen NJ . 2k
DO plain nd striped musiins
white camhucs and jscopes csmbrcs
40 whits dotted mu.iins
Irish linens
do men
Is do table damark
brd-eye diapers
Ru-siH diapers
cambric handkerchief, at lax cents
IS do do do do ~ cents
A hosiery
5000 yards Manchester gnGhams
$500 English do
5000 do MerrMac calico
1900 do good calico, At 6k cents
pieces hann-is--white, red, and green
cnssncts, assorted coiors
IS do cassimeres, do do
j. and vcstnes
a large lot Of and brown
Aug 7-2awJwf HALL BROTHER.
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By GREEN - SCOTT. Auc0Oneers.
yrRUsTEE's SALE or EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
1huerdsy,
O'Clock, The residences Of Mrs Elizabeth
Warning streets,
of trust from Risabsth Warning he subscriber
1882
Dstrict Of Counsha
effects Of the establishment, via
Mahogany sofhs, divsns, parior and rocking chairs
DO dressing and other bureaus and stdsboards
DO marble top esntrs, card, side, and other tables
Walnut extension dining and bveakfast tables
Maple cctase FRENCH and other hsdssesds wavdvcbes
Gin fame mirror and othes looking glasses
Mnnte a0sr, hai and
Three ply, tDrrain and stats carpets, and oicosh
China, siass, csockery, and
And'rcns, shovel, longs and Tenders, tctet sets
Cooking, radiator, aud other
VITA kitchen requisites
And articles which deem unnecessary 20 en"mer
.kws
Tcrmss N OF go cash, and So credit o w sno w
WM u WARD, Trustee.
NJ GREEN SCOTT,
40 lf sat Aaction.er.
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A Kentucky traveller, dining at large hotel in Alba.
ny, annoyed by the showing of OF menbers OF
assembly. who kept calling each other from their
specive counties after this fashion I'll thank The gen
ileman from Oneida" &c. Whersupon the Keniuckisn
taid 10 The huge dakey waiter, I'll thank the gentle
from Africa for a slice Of ham" This cooled of
The fashion in double quick time.
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+, SAILING ATLANTIC.
NKw York, Aug. 6-The steamer Atlantic saiied
day with $50 passengers including Mr. Sonc, minister
Spain; Mr. Buchanan minister to England Col Ssbiss
Of Alabama and Mr. Schoocraf member OF Congress Of
New York, United States consul Rotterdam She takes
specie.
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MIND and che rnosso~s, Coussdersd In Rotation -
III Hca,sh p.ss~., Religion ny wlliam Cooke, n. D.
Nepn,rs Lowne, Missionary China.
skech~~ and Biographical NE Rev.
wm Henry roots, n. ID. GRAY 4 bALLANTYNE,
Augs e ot Seventh street, nsss Odd Fvnowp' Hsi
pRICKLAy ERswaned on the srsensioa u United ssasss
ID Cspc shost my bhctayerA To good worhmsn, steady
employment VIII BE- given and depend skin and
en''on, the average being ~ Us 81 =
2 ,'hW nae N @. MRtoa,
Capt ~ Engineers.
In charge Of IN. Capitol Er,sn.'os
July 49,
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other woman 10 think herself the third"
The ST. Lawrence and Atlantic railroad, from Mont.
real to the Vermont State line. is completed and in
operation and in conncxion with the Atlantic and 81.
Lawrence forms continuous line OF railway from Port
land to Montreal, via the foot OF the celebrated White
mountains OF New Hampshire. Pleasure seekers may
now leave New York al six O'Clock in the afternoon,
anI reach the base of The White mountains al FIVE O'Clock
on the following afternoon thence they may visit Mag
Fas via Montreal the ST Lawrence river and Lake
Ontario and return in very brief time, and make the
tire circuit by railroad and steamboat
WAR HE Did oy.--We overheard once the follow
ing dialogue between an alderman and Irish shop
litter: H#4 fs@
Whats gone Of your husband woman p
"Whats gone of him. yer hooor' Faith and he's
gone dead
"Ab Pray, what did he die oil"
" Die OF. yer honor; he died OF a Friday"
" | don't mean what day OF the week, but what com
paintr
"Oh what complaint, yer honor; faith and It's
himself that did not &c, time TO complain"
"Ob, oh ay-he died suddenly y
Rather that way, yer honor"
"D,d he fall in fll"
No answer.
" Ha Tell IN a fl, pcrhspsf
"a h yer honor why no, not exactly that. Tie tell
out OF window, or through cellar door, don't know
what they call IT,"
.Ay, sy, aud broke bis neck p
No, not quite that, yer worship
Wha, then ~
There bi, Of string cord, or hal like, and il
,hrotlled poor Nike"
BspvoRp Spatsas---The Bedford tPa) Gaze'ie says
We take great pleasure in announcing to the public
that Col h L.. Anderson has at length disposed o. me
Bed ford Springs a company o the most eDierprsng
and wealthy gentlemen 10 be found IN TIE CONNER
wealih-gen,lemen who will spare neither pains nor ex
pence to make Bedford eclipse any other watering place
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SLAVERY or PRrss.-I know OF no state OF slave.
ny on earth like fiat attendant upon newspaper life,
whether il be directors subordinaes Your task is
never ended your responsibility never secured the las,
days work is forgotten The close Of the day which
il appears and the dragon OF Tomorrow waits open
mouthed TO devour your thoughts, and sap up NOR.
sci more Of your vexed existence Be successful it
is in the nature OF things TO bebe indifferent to praise,
and lion hearted against blame-s,ill will the human
frame wear out before its time. and your body il not
your mind, exhibit symptoms OF dry rot
tOu oun Ger, npondsnf, By Mr. Honan.
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The Washington Star publishes list OF ministers
conrnls, and other diplomatic and commercial agents Of
the United States IN foreign countries and Of the place,
OF their residence who have been appointed from March
4,h last, up 10 August st instant and have accepted
ID cir respective Offices, as followp, viz:
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FAMILY CULINARY ARTICLES

1NREAM TARTAR. Sofa, Extracts Of Vanilla, Lemon
~ Nutmeg, Cnaanon. etc. Pure Spices, fresh groun'
weekly, Sparkling Gcilatine. Iceland Moss, at the
MuLTUM IN PARVO DRUG STORE.
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ST. PAUL NURSERY.

xTNHE subscribers hereby give notice that they
i engaged in establishing extensive NURSERY
AND COMMERCIAL GARDEN, In the vicinity OF st.
Paul. They have now on hand small supply OF Apple,
trees grape vines, Currans, etc. Also % varieties Of
choice roses, varieties OF Paconies, les, Phloxes,
Crysanhemms, Towering Almonds, Snowfall, Snow
berry, weeping-WiIow, Mountain Ash, Anheas, and
many other articles in the ornamental line: Also large
assortment of Victoria Pie Plant.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing of the above arti
Giles, may leave their orders at establishment two
miles out of the city, the American House in ST.
Paul. We shall be able fill any orders for standard or
dwarf trees next fall, from nursery in Indiana.
MERRIFELD NEWTON.
April 40. lS53-33tf
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BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1919.

nUIyERMACHER'S Patent Hydro-El voltac
the most wonderful discovery and electricity
the present day. They relieve OF shocK, l-
simultaneously acute palms, such as head ear and
toothache rheumatic pains, tic doereaux, etc., and by
their mild but continuous and perceptibe action the
BODY diseases years. standng-such govt, local
paralysis, complaints liver diseases, etcdisap
pear as II by miracle They have been tried with the
greatest in all those dreadful diseases In children
commonly called commissions, cases OF teethng
under difficulties and disorders of the bowels. They pre-
cpitae from their solutions, decompose water, de-
the magnetic needle, in Short show all the phenom
of powerful voltac pile. The instruments produ-
cling these effects weigh about two ounces. folded
up in pocket-book are always ready instantaneous
Use, and will last man his lifetime, guarding himself
family and friends against number of diseases and
complaints in which mild streaming electricity is per-
fecty safe, certain, and wonderfully speedy remedy The
price of complete chain is 81 81 batteries $l2
to $25.
Incredible may the above facts, any person
can easily convince himself beforehand, the depot
o; their truth. The Importance the invention has
been acknowledged in America by the Academy of Medi
cine of New York, and the chains have been applied with
in the medical colleges, the City, Bellevue,
and Wards Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City Ospita ETC..
in Europe, by the Royal College Physicians and Sur
In LOIdOn by the Academic Rationale de Mcdccn,
Paris; by the Imperial faculty Vienna; by the Royal
faculty Berln and other scientific institutions
highest order, including the principal hospitals in Eu-
rope.
The propretors in possession of testimonials to the
same effect, from all the above institutions in America
and Europe, well the eminent and distinguish
ed members of the profession in both hemphercs, and
invite the public TO examine them.
Full and illustrated dcscrptions-one for personal
and one for scientific menwith copies OF testimon!as
and number of cured in New York and Europe,
be obtained, gratis, at the office. They will
wared, free Of POSTAGE of the United States
in answer TO prepaid inquiries, containing three cents,
postage stamps. J. SfEiNERT.
No. sos Broadway, corner Of Prince street.
W. II. JARVIS, St. Paul, only authorized agent for
Minnesota, at the
MULTuM IN PARvO DRUG STORE,
Cor. Of Jackson and 5th streets.
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Upholstery.
CAPITOL BUILDINGS.

CEAI-ED PROPOSALS will be rcceiveby the Board Of
ia, until Monday, the III day of May next at IL O'clock
M for the fun completion of the Capitol Buildings at St.
Paul, according TO the plan and specifications file in
the ,iicc of the Secretary of the Board.
Separate proposals will be considered the complct
of the whole, or in part. as follows, wiz:
l. For furnishing material and doing the carpenter
and jUincrs work, laying balance of Gonring putting up
partitions, casing doors and windows hitting SASH setting
glass, hanging the windows with weights and puIcys,
erecting columns in front and finishing portico, making
and hanging doors, with walnut hand rail
Ing dome, erecting steps at the end and back DOORS and
every thing necessary to n complete finish build
Ing; also for erecting out houses.
,. For furnishing material, athing and paserins the
whole, 10 he three coat work with white finish.
B. For furnishing material and painting interior
of the building, doors, windows. whites with pure
lead and liHSeeI oil three coat work.
A. For furnishing material and erecting steps and flag
ginS the poriico in front of the building, and erecting nine
brick piers in the basement, support floor tmbers
The steps and tagging to be of cut stone.
D. For furnishing nateria ami covering the dome will
tin.
All bids must specify for what price per square yarJ the
pla~tering and painting will b" done.
All material TO be OF the best quality, AMI work to be
done i'll the best manner. Contractors will be required
to give security for the completion their contract. To
he completed Oh or before the LIST Of September lS53
BEN W. BRUNSON, Building Com.
April ., IS53-oett
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JUST received 500 bbls. extra superfne

~ flour, from Mcna Mill, Poutoosuc, ILL.,, warranted a
superior article To any in town. Also, sale
the Wharf Boat. J. W. BASS f. co.
April 80, 1858
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CATHCART, KERN s. co.
THIRD STREET, SAINT PAUL,

THIRD STREET, SAINT PAUL,
VEJOCLD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie, that they have purchased the entire stock Of
Mr. g. H. Scrgent comprising the following goods, viz:
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Doo's, ohoes' has,
wooienware etc., ETC., all Of which they otter at very
reduced prices for Cash.
new natter themselves from their experience in bust
ne,s and the wants Of their
10 merit a fair share of public patronage.
Those from upper well the surrounding
try will well to give call before purchasing
where, have almost every article required by the
farmer mechanic and trader, Call and will give
you good value for your money.
A. II. CATHCART,
SIMON KERN,
j. WILSON CATHCART.
st. Paul, April 80, lS53-33tf
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a beautifuI assortment OF Jcwelry.
Gold and silver watches, ETC., etc.
This stock Of goods is open at
BLUM'S BAZAAR,
On 3l street, CEDAR where ladies and genmen
OF 81. Paul and vicinity respectfully invited t. call
and make their spring purchases. The goods have been
bought On ADVANTAGEOUS terms, and will be sold great
bargains.
The PROPRIETOR has engaged highly FASHIONABLE
MILLNER AND DRESS MIXER from the city of
New York, who will attend to all demands from the la
dies in her line,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
u-asl,in1t.r, So

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
Washington County,
District Court, Washington County.
CY virtue Of writ Of execution issued under
ID the seal of the District Court aforesaid upon iudg-
mcnt rendered by said Court, Feb. g. 1858, wherein
Booth, Drake and Conn plaintiffs. John H. Brew
ser is defendant, in favor of said plaintiffs, and against
said John II. Brewster, DEFENDANT. have this twenty
third day of April, \. D. 1883, levied upon shall e-
pose TO sale at public auction, TO the highest bidder
cash. on the eleventh day Of june. 1888, hour of
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office the
ter of Deeds in saltwater, in said county, right
title, interest and estate that the above named John
Brewster had in the following described property Oh
the 2 day of February. 1885, has since acquired,
so much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy
cuon AMI costs, to wit Lot number four "a of section
number thrty-fonr (3D in township number thirty 800
north of range number twenty O west. contain ng ortv
six and onc-ourth lan in the county of WASH
ington and Territory of Minnesota.
Dated at Saltwater, April %. 1858.
wM. {. PENNEY, Sheriff.
April 30, 1S53-6u33
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First Arrival of the Season.
~----> .>~-..>>-->. ~-~--~~--
Tyson & Cos New stock of
Groceries and Provisions.

N'E would most respectfully call attention to
w stock, as Dealers and friends throughout
rounding country will ind that it embraces every thing
usually kept in our line OF business; and in doing So,
would express thanks for avors, and the liberal pat
ronage extended towards the past winter. We emu
mcrate in part follows, which Will sell strictly for
cash at the lowest market rates:
Prime sugar Clarified \ sugar
Clarified Is do Crushed and pulveriscd do
Rio and Java Coffee \ D and ) ii moasscs
ii y Golden syrup in kegs and ID caddes mp'l Tea
Blk and IL Imp'l Tea Lard Oil
Cidur Vinegar Star Candles
Mould Candies Palm and Fancy soap
Stone and clay Pipes Dried Apples and Peaches
Currants, RaSins and Figs Herring and Codfsh (new)
Mackerel in kits, Chewing and smoking Tobacco
Cassia and Mustard Rice, salaratus and nutmegS
Cloves, Pepper and AlSpce Powder, shot and Caps
BroomS and Buckets Washbuar,lS and cuy,d caddieS
Backing and Brushes Olive Oh and Pepper
ketclups, pickles. Lemons Lemon syrup and soda
Indigo and starch Butter Crackers
Campfire. Saltpetre Alum, matches
Play cards, Fouscap and Letter paper Quart and pint
Flasks, and many other articles
ton. April %, 1883.
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Territorial Prison Work.

>EALED PROPOSALS will be re-
~ ceved by the Board of Inspectors, until Monday the
9th of May next, at IL O'Clock M performance
tie following work, to wit:
l. The drainage, culverting and gran" of the grounds
2. The erection Of buttreSs wall against the south wall
of the yard.
3. The erection of addition to the Prison Building
contain ten cells.
4. The erection of two guard houses.
o. The erection of 4 work shop.
Plans ana specifications can be upon application to
II. i. johnson. Deputy Warden. Proposals will be
siered for the whole or par aud awarded to the best
bidder The above proposals invited upon the suppo
Slton that Congress has made appropriation to for
the work. II this should fail The case, the said
Board reserve the right 10 reject the proposals, in whole
or i'll part. Contractors will furnish all material. Pro-
posas will be endorsed ssFCr Prison Work.. and addressed
TO i. X. DEIANO,
Warden Ter. Prison, Saltwater, NJ. T.
April 7, 1851. Sta