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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
DELUGE!!n
hR. REAI.E.S NEW PA MOP NJ AND

Il q
II DiORAMA OF THE CREATION AND DE-
LUCE, will be exhibited at Odd Fellows Hall.
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY, commencing on
Wednesday, March 23rd. DR. BEALE delights
to present his Painting in those places where a
work of similar name has beer exhibited. Those
inferior Paintings are John the Baptist to pre-.
pare the way tor his glorious work. This may
seem strange language, but let him who doubts, in.
euire of the learned, the wise and the great, who
crowded Odd Fellows Hall of Washington for five
or six weeks almost to sutfocaton Ask the grave
Senators OF Congress Ask the heads of depart
ments in the National Councils. Ask the Reverend
Clergy ct Washington. Come and behold their
certificates of appreciation. Come and judge for
yourself.
The scenes are true to nature, grand and instruc-
i've. The animals are life like in appearance, NOV.
ing toward the Ark In funeral procession of dying
world. One seems actually transported to the an.
tedeluvian world He can almost hear N bah preach
ing his last sermon upon the mount, his signs and
sroans tor rebeihous people, and his heartfelt
moaplngs dying upon the ear.
- Exhibitions EVERY EVENING, at s o'clk.
anu GA "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
at o'clock.
HT Admission Twenty-Five cents Chill
dlen MALT price.
~ Liberal arrangements made for Schools
ESy 4bls painting can remain but few DAYS
emily, as previous engagements compel it to leave
NH 22-f
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THE LATEST NEWS.
: sENArE-spECIAL SESSION.

II. s. SENATE-SPECIAL SESSION.
W.sssseros, March "a, 1858. The resola-
ron authorising the Committee on i7dian At
airs 70 detail, one member of the committee TO
tske testimony and investigate the charges
against Governor Ramsey, late superintendent
Of Indian Affairs in Minnesota, was taken up.
A debate ensued as regards the power OF the
Senate TO appoint such committee, and
touching the expediency of doing so. The
ms,,er was finally postponed, and the Senate
vent into Executive session 10 confirm APP
pointisents.
The Senate, yesterday, debated resolution
IN allow the Superintendent of the Public
Printing and his two clerks and messenger ex-
ira compensation; and passed il with proviso,
,bs; "hereafter no allowance of aEy sum, be-
yond the regular compensation, shall be made
10 aav officer of the Senate" Ii was stated
n the course of the discussion, that upwards
at $50. 600 were voted for extra compensation
10 the EMPLOYEES of that body, al the close OF
the last Congress, for the short session. After
an Executive session, the Senate adjourned.
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Later from Havana.-Mr. King.-Dfs.
turbances at st, Japo. &c.


CHARLEsToE, March 25.-The teamer lisa
bel has arrived, with Havana dates to the
22d inst. No improvement had taken place in
Mr. Kings health. Serious disturbances had
occurred among the troops stationed at ST
Jago de Cuba. Some soldiers were ordered
punishment for misdemeanor, but the corpo-
rails positively refused to inhict it. The cor.
porais were put under arrest, but immediately
rescued by the soldiers. Fifteen Of the latter
were then arrested and sentenced to DEATH
The re,nainde- OF the soldiers threatened re-
volt.
4 rumor that the clipper ship Lady Suffolk
had landed cargo Of slaves OF the island, was
believed TO be untrue.
The British steamer Devastation arrived at
Havana on the 2Ist.
The political prisoners had not been senten
eed.
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By George ). Sumner.

VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL Or PR
VATE HOUSEKEEPERS-SALE OF THE
FURNITURE BELONGING TO THE "UEIoN
HOTEL.'-Qn Tuesday, the 9Th day of April
commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning, will be
SOLD the entire Furniture belonging TO the House,
amongst which will be found
very superior set Of black walnut Dining Ia
bles, made expressly to order, good rs new, and
capable Of dining from IS to 100 persons.
Parlor Furni,ure-two fashionable city made So
ias mahosa any Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma.
hogany marble top Centre Tables all OF which are
CITY made to order: one gilt frame Mante Mirrsr,
Carpets, &c.
Bedroom Furni.ure-From 90 to IS Beds, and
very best Cuyled Hair Mattresses, made expressly
to order, In excellent condition, having been very
little ueed Bureaus and other chamber furniture,
&c, &c.
TEgms-sli sums under $50, cashi far sumo OF
$50 and upwards, four months credit Tor approves
negotiable notes
Notfce.-Shouid the sale not be completed on
the tirst aav It will be continued the day follow.
Ing. commencing ut the same hour.
mh23 sGEo. J. SUMNER, Auc,.
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BY George j. sumner.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FL
by Alexander Nor a. o.

NKUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK or
~ w Danas, MEDICINES, &c, &c, at Auction.
on wednesday morning. the 9Th April com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at public Snc.
non, the entire Stock of Drugs, Medicines Rot,,ss
rants, OILS, Dye Stuff, Window Glass, Instrumsn,s
brushes, Pots, &c, &c, and every other article in
1,oie no l; Main street, occupied by VIM. M.
Dade, Apothecsry. -'A
;. Immediately after the SALE we will rent at nub
nc Auction, the unexpired term of (Wmi M
Dace's) OF the House, Counters Shelves &c &c
BY order of II T TALIAFERRO, Trustee.
Terms cash, ALEX MOTT d. CO.
NH IS Arct;onoa
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BY George ]. sumner.

A UCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND
IA KITCHEN FURNITURE. LIBRARY, &c
On Tuesday Morning, 29th instant, common.
cling at ~ O'Clock, at the residence of Mr Ira Tchi
nor, on Marshall street, between 5th and 6th will
De sold at auction, his entire Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and small but very valuable Library,
consisting in part OF old fashioned carved Score
tary and Book Case, and 2 small Book Cases; old
fashioned Sofa, handsome parlor Stove, Sideboard
! marble top frame sideooard, dozen mahogany
chairs, mahogany Rocking Chair, wood sea-
cushioned Rocking Chair, 2 dozen rush seat Chairs
rush seat Arm Chairs, marble top Centre Table
Dining Tables, Carpets, mahogany Wardrobe, ex
cel!ent patent spring Mattress and Bedding, ma
hogany Bedsteads, mahogany Bureaus, Wash
stands Bathing Tub, lot Plants, an excellent, large
Cooking Stove, to burn either wood or coal.
The Library consists wholly of valuable works
Literary, Classic, Scientific, Legal and Poetical.
Terms cash. Sale to be conducted by
mh2l GEO J SUMNER, Auctr
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BY Alexander Mott 81 Co.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. SHIRTS.
4 &c, DC, AT AUCTlON.-On next FRIDAY
Morning, the 25th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
We will sell large and fashionable assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, &c consisting in part as fol.
lows:
Dress and Frock Goats: cloth, cass., drap d. etc
Merino and linen Frock and Sack business Coats
Fancy cass, drap d. etc, Hars's and drill Pants
Black and fancy silk, satin, drsp d. etc, cass,
valentia, marseilles and linen Vests
Also, large collection Of merino Under Shirts
and Drawers
The above goods have just been received from
Northern establishment, with instructions to be
closed out immediately.
Country Merchants would do well to attend the
sale, as great bargains may be expected.
The Goods will be sold in lots to suit the trade;
they are fresh and seasonsble. Terms cash.
NH g. ALEX MOTT e. CO, Aucts.
Clothing Sale Postponed The above
SAFE Is postponea to next Wednesday morning the
3)th inst at which time it ill positively take place
mn 25 ALEX MOTT d. CO, Auct.
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BY Wellington Goddin.

T OTIS IN THE Plan OF BELVIDERE,
Ia AND BRICK TENEMENTS ON OREGON
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON-WiIl be sold
on Monday Afternoon, the 2eth day of March
1853, upon the premises, commencing at AZ o'cPk,
four most beautiful Lots in the plan of Bevidere,
each fronting 80 feet running back about 40 feet to
an alley Also three Brick Tenements on Oregon
HILL situated on the North side of 80 foot street,
between Church and Belvidere streets After
which, will be sold some brick and wooden Build
ngs at the landing of Belle Isle, in rear OF the Ire.
degsr Iron Works.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the
time of SAFE
NH % w GODDIN Arctr
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Death of an Ex.Cougressman.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-Dr. Duncan, for.
merly member of Congress from Ohio, died
yesterday. He was run over b. wagon, and
received Injuries which terminated fatally.
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WHshinpfnn TrRrpns.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Senate i'd
journed to-day for want OF q quorum.
4 report is current that the President has
requested Mr. Whittlesey, the Comptroller of
the Treasury, to withdraw his resignation
and retain the office.
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Return of Santa Anaa to Mezico,

NEw ORLEANS, March Cove learn By an ar.
IVA from Vera Cruz, that the Mexican ccmmis
sone!s sent out to solicit the return of Gen. Santa
Anna, returned to Vera Cruz On the h inst
They report that Gen. Santa Anna will accept the
Presidency Of the Republic. He breathes ven
geance against Gen. Arista, and haraors stroug
hostility 70 the United States
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railroad Accidents and Loss of Lii,

CHARLESTON, March ga collision took place
on the Columbia Railroad OIL Monday, by which
Charles D. Schoonmaker, the engineer, and New.
,Cn Gilmore, the fireman, We're killed.
Z baggage car on the same read took ERE this
morning, and arly al the baggage was consumed
Gov. Mannlng's trunk, containing valuable State
pagers was with difficulty saved
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~ Virginia Daguerrean GALLERY. Nc

Lg Virginia Daguerrean Gallery. No.
-4o MAIN STREET, atthe Gothic Windows - Hand
sumo lag AGTreOtgpe Mr.. VIM. A. PRATT, Dg-
saFIeotyplst on Main street, between 18th and
-SsH nag seat us, $50 II Is said an admirable like
Asas u FFlhce Albert taken from medal furnish
= hliA, together with q diploma eigned by the
HaHu VI tle frlnce, and handsome volume Of the
-sFo!Ns OF the World Fair, for exhibiting 2 speci.
IA OF his art The picture is very good one and
Ie1ect' great credit on the artist as an operator
GAtfact' SIR: have the pleasure to inform
yea ma the Jury has awarded you medal &c.
20 hILLAkD FILLMORE.
t9~ spasms in the stomach. Rlatulen.
cy:and Indigestion cured by I; oIIoyvay,s
Fhis--Extract OF letter from Dir Oajv,ocd nj
1DOlwooo, near sydney, New South WaIes dated
2ept 44'h, leoO: ITO Professor Holloway SIR
nsVng mad an experimental knowledge OF the GOOD
ioooced ~ your valuable Pills, consider it
ny g1y 10 make It known, that two wears ago
Ly daughter, then sixteen years ol& had su4isTed
-oE eiohg time with cramps in the stoxnach f.f,I
Iency aud indigestion. tried ysrions yero.1s;as
itIgut 'eheh', bui lew doses Of your wonderful
rue nave restored her ID perfect health and she Is
complaint" - Aei iofmer
sod ~ the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tam.
~ hhIl London, ard by all respectable Vendors
~ Glo1t medicines thi ougbout the British Empire
iU y more u the United States. In Pots and ROY
Sc a. 81 4 cents, e7 cents, and 81 So each Whole.
tT ~ 'ue principal Drug Houses in the Union and
~ 4essfs 3 d d SANDS. New York, and PUR
- N~aDD O. w. Richmond, Va.
There is very Considerable saving ia takirs the
larger sizss. 'N0
~ h5Direetons for the guidance Of Patients are
ainzed 10 each Pot or Box. nh Is-~1y
e,tt,ESr,, Yea can always lind at WM. FAL-
-, 90" Eakery III he!n street. an assortment
Eiscrit e. 1SslIy' Pies, Crackers, Bead, Rolls
.stsasb 49,, tna' cannot be surpassed By any other
10 toe city In variety OF quality
1@-~ WIN FALCONER, III Gein 81
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The MARKETS

BALTIMORE, March 25.-Sales of 400 bbls.
Flour at 81 90.
New YORK. March 25.-Sales of II 900
bbls. Flour, at $4.37 to 81 for State, and
$475 10 S. for Southern brands. Sales Of 40
600 bushels yellow corn at IS cts.
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Extensive Assortment of Spring Goods
HUBBARD. GARDNER g. CARTOON

No Ill Main-Saeet,
HAVE received their Spring Assortment of Boots,
III Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks. Sole and Upper
Leather. French and American Calf skins Lining
and Binding Skins, Shoe Thres d, Letter. Note and
Wrapping Paper. DC. &c, comprising one of the
largest and hes; selected stocks they have ever had
Country merchants are respectfully requested to
examine our stock as we are confident they will
Ind 1t as low, if not lower, than the same guam
titles ana sizes be bought in any market north
OF Richmond. NH I4-Sw If
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Great Storm at the South.

CHARLESTON, March 23rd The storm Of last
!nuEsdsy Was very disastrous throughout the
South. The roads were rendered impsss sble-
Li-dses swept away, and plantations deluged, in
A-s5ams and Georgia. The Falapoosa and Alaba.
Los Rivers rose higher than ever before known
Raining IL the low lands and river bottoms has
zen greatly retarded. At Columbus, Georgia,
Fumes Eagle Factory was carried away. and por-
Ioa ol the canal wall recently built was thrown
SsWD
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The New York Tribune and the Baltimore
Fetiot complain OF the taxation 10 those
e!tles, and OF the procliyty of the City Coun-
ci!s 10 authorize expenditures of all kinds,
which impose burthens upon rhe people.
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BY Wellington G0ddin.

N W Ell I'D IL WHAhN I4UN AZ
I'VE ROCKETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold On FRIDAY, the LIST day OF April
1858, upon the premises, commencing at Al O'Clock
P. NJ, that valuable Wharf at Port Mayo, Rockets
opposite to Powhatan Warehouse, fronting $50
feet Front street. running back :, James River,
and now in successful occupation.
Terms :-One.third cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed or title retained
NH Is w GQDOIN Anct
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Ey Davenport. Allen O. Co,

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG.
ID TION.-On WEDNESDAY, Both March, we
will sell at 10 o'clock, auction store $50 cases
Boots. Shoes and Hats fresh and desirable Goods,
suitable for the spring sales
TERMs-Under 500, cash; and SlC0 and over, 4
months credit for approved paper.
nh 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO. Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF LAW
IA BO0kS.-The very valuable Law Library of
the late Samuel Taylor, Esq, will be sold on
THURSDAY, March 3lst, 1853, in the rooms over
the of Elias Hale Main street, at 10 o'clock,
An.
This collection embraces all the most important
Works on Law, and is especially rich in the num-
Der of its Reports, comprising, besides the English,
most Of the Reports of the different States
George NJ West a. Brother will purchase for
any person unable to attend, and catalogues can be
procured of them On Monday, 28th inst.
M 9d-6t
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Destructive Ef-e

BosTos, March 25.-The iron foundry of
Ramstead Il Co., at Dorchester, Mass, has
been destroyed by fire. Loss estimated c, $50.
600
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Accident

CINCINNATI March &c DR.. Alexander DUNCAN,
81 eZ.21emoer of Congress- was so severely Injured
yesterday by wagon, loaded with lumber. pass
ing over him. Dear this city, that his recovery is
snos, hopeless
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BY John r. ID. Payne. Salesman.

BY John II. ID. Payne, Salesman.
MOST VALUABLE MICH cows AT
VI AUCTION.---Wiil be sol. on Monday AT.
ternoOn, the 18th March, 1853, commencing at
O'Clock, at the residence of Mr. Dance, in the
town Of Sydney, (who is declining the milk bust.
ness) about IL most valuable Milcn Cows, some OF
which have calves.
TERas-Four months credit for approved en-.
dorsed negotiable paper.
NH lS w GODDIN kuctr
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BY John X. ID. Payne, Salesman.

. ACRES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN
n OF SIDNEY AT AUCTlON-The above two
acres of Ground will be sold on Tuesday, the 29th
inst, at 3H O'Clock in the afternoon, on the pre-
misses, and will be divided into lots to suit purcha
sers.
TERMs-Onethird cash, and the balance on q
credit OF and IL months, interest added, secured
by negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
The above Ground joins Mr. U. B. Paisley, on -
street.
mh % JOHN r. D. PAYNE
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Defeat ofths Liquor Lac in U'iscOnsia.
MILWAUKEE, March a The Maine LIQUOR
law was defeated in the Legislature to-day by
enc maiOrilY.
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THE GARDNER TRIAL.

The testimony OF Hon. George Evans, on Thurs,
G0y. In this case, showed tins; the commissioners
VIE decided upon il, had investiga,e the claim
very thoroughly, and We're OF opinion that it was
yerv strongly proven. The rules Of the Board
were 81 contormed to-. The award was uusstis.
factory to Gardeners council, who thought more
ought to have been awarded, and they desired that
tne case might be re-opened 70 hear arg uments as
10 ;ne amount. The board likewise considered
tue evidence ex.psrie and desired better Ttey
Suggested to General Taylor the propriety of send
iug some one to Mexico and summon witnesses
10 ties; the validity Of various claims.
President Taylor r. commended this to Congress !;
bat the only notice taken Of it, was an attack by
newspaper in Washington, charging the General
w.th seeking to get place for some friend
Csy!. Barry was recalled and cross examined -
Cant. Wu'. w. Hunter, IT, s. Navy, " as sworn, and
St ed tina, he visited LsouiEeis in search of Gar
diners mine, but found none Before bis examina.
ron as concluded, the court adjourned ill to day.
CONVICTION OF SPRlsG.-Thursday, VIM.
L. Mann, the counsel for the State, summed
10 tHe evidence for the prosecution, and was
followed by Joseph NJ. Doran, counsel for the
prisoner. In his opening he stated that he had
in the most solemn manner. appealed TO the
prisoner 10 confess his crime, if guilty, but he
Rad been met with the most ierven, protesta-
lions of innocence, and was instructed by his
client 10 repeat his reservations to the jury.
Er. ID. then criticised the sons testimony 10
saew that it was moi corroborated by that of
the other witnesses. He claimed the benefit
q doubt for his client.
Alters recess until 3 o'clock, Mr. Reed, the
Attorney General, closed the argument for the
prosecution. He drew startling picture OF
me tatchery OF the two women, and the two
infants lel, by the assassin 10 perish in the burn
ING house.
The charge to the jury was then delivered
by Judge Allen, and the jury retired until s
o'olock, z. Nj. At s o'clock they came into
Court. and gave in the verdict of " Murder in
.ds first degree" The court was crowded,
Is !; had been all day, and there was cheering
when the verdict was given. Spring received
il with Indifference, and even took off his hat
Ead cheered when the officers were taking him
from the court loom. The crowd replied by
terrific groans and meneces.
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N1ANAGEk'S OFFICE.
- I'D MNE L ca

Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Cspitals :
S6l,o1o, OF 10 O0c of 5000, of 25U0 II OF $780,
III OF 1000 10 OF $50, 10 of 30n 500 If 200, &C. IS
num5ers, l6 drawn. Tickets $40.
also, the Dollar Lottery.-Captal: $780, 1850,
SIT, et $50, OF $50, of 200, 100, &c.
Drawn Nos of Carroll Co, Is:
80 So u 81 81 Do "a 78 80 4s 25
Hall 80 81 ~ $780, I Two more prizes sold and
DO a 56, l0G paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Susquehanna, II:
% 80 80 SO IS z Is Is So As 80 Il.
Whole 7 % 50, $780, do 80 SO 45, $40; quarter
10 Sc, S2G0-sold end paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, GO:
20 a "a II So II sc l8 81 as SO Is 90.
Whole "A 81 "a, $50; quarter 4 SO SO, S40-two
moIe sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Eel Air, P:
"a g SO II Al SO 81 45 10 II "a 10 76 IS
Halt ~ Al; or. 10 SO So, do 10 As rs, do
~ 72 TO- All sold and paid by LUCK
Drawn Nos of Patapscc, 95:
Whole 9 q 81 $40; whole 20 "a 81 $40 quarter
p 3! IS, $500; quarter % %, $40 ali sold and
paid BY LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco 81:
&c 80 20 40 As 55 81 5 l6 81 &C So
Ticket 81 IS, do 16 40 55-two more sold and
paid by LUCK
To my old Customers and Friends.-My
Once Is now opened at No g. Governor street.
(ate X. q. scott's otice) for the sale OF Lottery
Tickets where it will give me pleasure to wal, on
you. G 3. LUCK
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and shares II any of the Maryland Lotte
ries, will meet prompt and CONFIDENTIAL attention. if
addressed to
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers,
NH ~ or to B. LUCK, Richmond Va.
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Office of superintendent of streets,

y
NOTICE TO PAVIRRS.-Tne individual to
~ whom the contract for paving the streets and
spaces al and about the LIST and 2nd vegetable mar.
keIs not having signed contract for The execution
OF the work. proposals will be received at this Lce
until Monday, the 26h instant closing at l2 o'clock
M, tor executing the said WORK with the beat and
most approved mater ias. The stones 10 be of good
medium size, none less than i've inches long and
well and compactly laid bed ct sand and gravel
full nine inches thick, and TO be weli ram med and
sanded OF, and all rubbish removed from the
streets. The work at the 2nd market to be COM
pleted on or before the first day Of June and that
at the LIST or lower market before the frat day
OF July next.
The estimate Gncluding the necessary excaya-
tom has been made at 60 cents per square yard,
and no bid beyond that price viii be consic cred
The individual to whom the work is awarded Will
be required to enter into contract with ap proved
security, tor the prompt and faithful execution Of
the WORK, and unless the contract be sign within
ten days after the date of the award il will be con-
sidered az abandoned; and no propositlcn will be
received which does not, in every particular, Con-
form to the above. ="
To Carpenters. as
Prop oseis Will be received this office rnt Mon
day, the 2oh ins tan, at IL o'clock a. for furnishing
the materials and building wood bridge over Fax.
ais mill canal on 9Th street. Span forty ieet and
width ~ feet-ss per plan and spe citicatons to be
seen at This Ctce. The estimate is $3.50 orouosals
beyond that sum will NOS be considered The work
TO be completed on or before the list July next.
To Stone Wasons.
Proposals will be received above for erecting
an abutment wall en- the South side of the canal for
the aforesaid bridge 81 feet long and 2 feet thick.
No proposition beyond the price of 90 Is per perch
Will be considered-the work TO be comp ts.sd On
1st June next.
NH 25-dtd NJ BATES, supt Streets.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF

- SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
- WATCHES AND JEWELRY We have
G1I. just to hand by recent arrivals, aud are
2z aow opening, one Of the most splendid as
soruneuss of Watches. Jewelry, and Silver Ware
ever offered by us Our Watches are selecied with
great care, our Jewelry of the newest styles, our
Silver Ware Tea Pots, Pitchers, Gobets, l. of the
pureat quality Please Call and examine cur assogt.
ment waiIe complete
mh:25 GENNET d. JAMES, Eagle Square.
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BY Alexander Neti,N Co.

( lux EsENING cALES will be continued
W until the season closes, Commencing az seyen
O'Clock, at wnich time we will sell RON the shelves
in lots to suit purchasers, good selection of plea
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery guns pistols,
gold end silver watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description Also general assortment of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT d CO,
no Auctioueers