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persons forbid trusting this Boat On account OF the
Is
CEITFMBER. l-53-FOr Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
- Hshlsr- Dek House Port WalaaSton Aoga. ooek
Hrovrs Deck (Addeto~nl and Red bank ne aeS
cr rodious THOMAS o HAIGhT Cap Cor
H.. III G. ueuce Of Scpteoer ahsys sk
Al landings the shove route lea,ns 1sd
evtrv morning 81 o'clock Leavinz Nss-Io FecAnP I
River every afternoon a. p o'clock. Fare , cents
Th boat ~ the above h0ars anal further notice
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whitehali-st-
oUARAhTISE sTAPLETOS, Vanderbilt LASDlso O-
ana ss sspt 1854 the Boats VIII leave ever solr q
- s.1 g. TN From An % Pm
S,sht boa fror, ne Island O'Clock. Fare s. ce1ts
Eshf boat from SewYors III o'clock Fare ~ esnf@
Included -, ~, .r.,r q
AN urril Night O'clock from me Is ana " -eN
lcm New-fCEk.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD 5 lmmer Arrange
r.eu.-Irains Ch-rnbsfsst d4y of Ao.nf &c
A n through 5crA coz 80 :. a
re.ehnr Buaaio or Montreal oeoes AID N-s-A fi
s.ne ..z--pg
,iil TrsiE A M-Throlsh WAY Tsans y n 90 -
Frrrs ran 4 P. M-tccsu1al0isi-os Tan r a.
81 pssSe.rs rv P..sr-rr Tr.irs u 4 " "a - y
ron q Aersst Wsy, srei as4 fI1eas-f 4i = -
IFrPs@s.tHlursAu25P u sd s = 49,.
~ r1rrov .hk-eYaie -iaa - = 81 -
Ala Il ch.sssr, ana. hrH09Asi i&s 81 -, "a
SUNDAY NAIL TRAINS 3 p n -1-a 'e---- ~ N--'f'
i'EI~t Wy angUED sKgsc5 s-reT 1''1i's-
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crPREME couRT .Coanty Of alNew.YorL.-HENRY

~ Gro W RocEss or wssr assoEs. Cone ioI
81 iad1afs
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vTIHF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNTTEI
4 ,r.rS ANERS-The shius composing this lin
The foII0VlnEi = n,c,vIc @. ~.
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. PAClrlc, Cspt ys.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce. BALTIC, capt NonstocA-

Thee, have built By contrast expressly for Govennsnt
taken In the continuation Aso
ber speed and their secoaraods
items passengers unequad for elegance 1nd comfort Pe
r,sse tom NewYok TO Liverpool hscas cabin SID In
DO exclusive of sire state ooms SOW from
Liverpool EewYork ESQ aud ed An surgeon 81
o. H. 10 sseb .hp No berth secured uptl paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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Az Toledo with trains Of Michigan and Northern Indiana
for CHICAGO aous and through chicago aud
Island Railroad Illinois River forming hne 10 81
Louis
Az Bellevue Of Mad River and Lake Enc Railroad @
sandu,ky civ Dayton, Cincinnati indianapolis &c
Al Monroe Vile with trains Of Mansfield and SsnaasAy hoh o-
sandusky shelby function, Columbus GAINESVILLE, Newark &C
AZ rsnon with Of Cleveland Columbus aud Cncnnah
R.Irosd for Columbus, Cincinnati aud stations :,
Lake Shore Railroad TOT New.fo snd
Boon via Buffalo and Albany and for New York VIA Dlnhrs
Of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rarosd Tor rH"osn rn
sdelpbie Baltimore and Wellington City. .
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i1'"D'"s ~ THIRDLCLAss PASSENGERS 49,
Of passengers win be taken from Phil
,as,hia and Liverpool and found 10 provisions .x
- ph 2 % From Liverpool. 80
OF will be issued here to parties VINO are aesOs
Of b-irsur out their friends a. corresponding rates
Az .Yrererced surgeon will be carried on eacn sn p
su all drafts sight England and lreland
No is Broadway NJ and No Wanui.st, Phil .delphs;
w ARSON BROTHERS, Co. Liverpool
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Bib. Bosf " N run advertised weather permitting sag
Ill ~ IN r.,sins. 70 eonvey al Of the COUNT
All persons forbid trusting hs Boat On account OF tae o@hs
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REGULATING.
Alalbinerp, &r.

DERDkNs GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-
- FACIURlNG COMPANY.
No 6Wall st, New-York,
Are prepared to orders with dispatch >,. ,
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An experienced surgeon on board .x,. f. c.,, su,.,
The these ships will not be ACCOUNTABLE or o9a
Precious Stones Metals uneS oh Oh
lsds signed and the value thereof therein expressed
fHeisA' VI P~e -fr' y CUNARD No. Bowling Green.
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ins new splendid ships. viz c., n rY r.
2oo0 gns burden Cap,sn n % Il,.
n CIAY.... burden. Captain Davd'canikina
WEBSTER 200o tuns burden - -. - q Nh,
ORIENT ...2 600 taus burden, captain oeofse MN
above vessels have been recently built and are the largest ana
ue.t o. bet ana In the trade. an, NIL
Yy are commenced by of experience and ability Their
are superior and every exerton wl be
the comfort OF passengers ana tue
FORT sisht passage apply 70
ff sPOFFORD TILESf0N Co. No 80 Broadwsy.
No 10 OOree PlA<1A
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OR BANNINGs MEDICAL and MECHANIC0

~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Nc. II Mercers- Y-Fol the
OF Chronic the application Of hs BODY
srno shoulder Brace spinal Props Brace usss rse
dles Pile Springs Travelling Companion for tho cure OF No
cal Digestive. Nervous Spinal and Female Complaints
and for Ruptus Droopns and Lansuor also for the support VI
isSi,. lent dduring conhnCa.c0.
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,TANK BOOKS. PAPER, STATIONERY, &c

ID FRANCIS LOUTREL, No. n hsden-.ns- Country s1d
~ ,rS, .ppied II prices qHsnrties BOOKS made
70 psttern PACED Printing executed o- rstes e nss2
49,, P.r~ L~s.l ali styles Blank Books and Fancy sle
t,one- I.dieS Recue. Portfolios Cke@nen Gold Pens Card
Gers Manifold Letterwre Danes snd Daily Joarnah for IDA
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ID ROAD-EN1ENSION 20 AFUN sFNiNUo Hnd 70
IAErpress sn leaves Corning 4l5 NJ or mredis!e On
tie Of the Dsy Express Newlork snd arriving AVON
Sr,,ns. A. NJ Rerruinq Avon 81 NJ AND con-
meets Express East which arrives seoa'
leP.M =. n A,
Nah Corning at NJ and arrives e Avon iy ~
A leaves At ~ r NJ connecting WIN the
Nisht Express which arrives st New York about ~ ~
Ibis the broad and tyergn from .he
Ere Railroad Avon Springs, the most eooAoss
and erpedtiors New Jersey to that place
Avon the York and Erie karoad Vee
bove-named Stations 70 New
w. D" j. A REDFlELD Superintendent
Office Buffalo Corning and NewlOrs Railroad
Corpin In n.
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ENVEL OPES MANUFACTURED, in every vare-
IL tv and SANITY kept hand establishment No o.
Pines New-IOrs.
PoST OFFICE ENVELOPES pattern aud quality far
pb,d 5 cent over than ~ the PcstOrce
DDfNG and EMBOSSED ENVELOPES sold rnncn lower
than IN. imported The trade invited % , and
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February Is, lisa
TINE Of this once has
lar letter addressed By certain claim Of wshpstos en-
seiy distributed 10 believed 10 b.
claims revolutionary pensions, Shich dsemed Sropst a ~
dee well because Of Its direct AND reference
Tension Once become srbect eSx.,sS
and inquiry by those whom h..
cent Of this letter IL Is stated that writer Ia Nv
being sopsnmest sai"s assas aud in place &
Do ls av aulhsTei agesa ooueasa for az the
he requests A rsieby aa
meas eaons, address the Pension Once. the many -
touching such references, special
gwen give general notice that ass Aar. IT,
refer s Office tesfts.9nas o. o.
6eaion H such tssfionsas ts yspsn Claim agents beeo
OF their choice without rcsIoace olc, q, @
nutinr il they their ndividua , ~
pubic support. Tho Pension ought ma
adrd any partial Discrimination by endorsing them nor ~
IL do IL,
The circular which il 10 thought proper on
10 notice. upon printed volume, bshed the nn
states 1854 (senaie Executive Document No sd C
yress containing report from ths Pension Once eomm,n
win The Senate IF al sspsAdsd and psnsos
eiams w.th mas Of the Of rs
This volume doubtless in the hands Of many sgent t M
auorixe Aa this o6es sVsr asfAorssa ne pstson @
.eh Aave any privileged to As es Of tie Pnsr h.
rsau or Asy vnhAsh Iem vu
al large =. nEaIh,
+ Feb l6-d2w commissioner q tslaous
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The Aileph1nu Vatkeu Railroad

PirrspUKs Feb. 2O.-A meeting Of the managers of the
Allegheny Valley Railroad took place las, night at which
resolution was unanimously adopted locating The road
the eastern side Of the Allegheny river proposal was
made by d. Leech Co.. to take the for grading
the road from Pltsburg TO New York Safe line So 500
900, on certain conditions. # (
fire occurred at Temperancevile yesterday destroying
ten frame buildings, owned by David A. Ger and James
Woods They occupied by the workmen of an iron
mill. Loss 81, 600; insured in the Lycoming Insurance
Company.
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ES0tKssR DxsAsTaEsr,
Washington, February u.s. la'


rF Washington, February rs, 1850
nRoPOsALS will received this office until the 7 March
1885, dredging channel through the inner aAd outer
this habo width, by long 100 the inner bar
100 YARDS about 200 yards 10 - 70 give uao
depth both these baTs, .ssAs,4E ~,
The amount removed !. estimated
yarAs for the inner cubic yards Tor the outer
$4,000 cubic yards. OF less, for the two
The composed OF coarss sand the shos'cN water
the channel being feet ut low uds. .a4
The inner bar 100 yards inside Of the former
composed compact and has depth Of feet
water on the shoalest part Of the channel over H.
The range the tides the harbor Of bridgeport 81
and the greatest which the earth will
raised will not be over IA feet
THE earth bar 70 b. dsPosed By
800 yards the east Of the channel
that deposited $50 yards W the westward
else upon gruuad 500 yards tho eastward Of H.
The channels excavaed will BIZ marked out BY Officer
an agent Engineer Department and the proper
Tie work will be similarly sapsEntsnied. t1
The proposals. be sealed and cndoed customary
price cubic yard Of earth ensoved ~ above
the value Of the performed, measured and estimated
agent OF the United States the enainn% twsnty per
pad tho faithful execution according
the terms contract, Of work provided for which
uuired completed prior the nrst Of Novemhcs ieo3
Department reserves ihe vege Of liking
amount excavaed removed, bring
thereof the limits Of the present appropriation for this
povement Ig54 . x, 48.tH.A
Otherwise Capt George DuIton, Corps Of Eaynos At New la
vcn Connecticut II fs 49, s...~-.
Feb2S b. Brig Gen. and Col Engineers
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BREWERS Grand Moving Mirror, tho "Gancs World,
ID Fellows Hall for only,
msucing Thursday, February 24th.
This and immense work Of art tby Geo 81 p Brewer
panorama OF the Mammoth OF
visited by
exhibited during short time which has elapsed
ita completion. g.
Artists and the and the thousands who have seen H.
beautiful attractive, and artist
eals n whole range OF panoramic painting
enteranins Instructive and amusing splendid
giving chief artificial OF Europe,
Ana, Aftica, and America Is
The painting arranged In three sections corresponding with the
choicest
vegetation, and and
full particulars be made
to programme, the panorama itself
moving evening half
Wednesday O'Clock
exhibition viii b. accompanied with appropriate music, and
deinea,ed by Mr. z. A. Rand. .#s.-
Tickets for children half price liberal reduction fer
schools.
Cards Of admission may b. obtained principal hotels
stores The open for
ticksu each day from IL to , O'Clock.
Feb aJ-diw
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Arrival Of he Pampero.

Nav ORLEANS Fob. Is The steamer Pampero has ar
rived here from San Juan healthy when she de.
parted.
The steamer Columbus from Panama for San Francisco
with the passengers OF tho Winfield Scott sprung leak in
the bay Of Tehnantepec The passengers in cone.
quence detained several days without provisions.
Forty OF hsm died from fever and OF the others we
sick The vessel fnay reached AGA pulco, and then left
for San Francisco. -L---- ----l - -----
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aY GREEN & SCOTT. Auetionesr..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, AT
AUCTION Tuesdy the ls OF March, shall SELL In front
the PREMISES o'clock that valuable brick
lot occupied Mr. J. D. Brown
being No No. J9 fronting Pennsylvania
nche extending back to street. fronting thereon
The above described considered 10 be OF the
Washington and viii readily command the
81 will be sold subject lien Of % 900, which
The sale will bes Third OF the whole purchase money
except said en credit will be OF six
deferred
bearing in,ees day given, deed Of
trust the deferred payments. 81 II
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb 23-d Auctoneers.
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Washington, February rs, 1888
THE eappng viii extended loo feet 70
Point $50 the channel IL
built split laid without in Two COURSES
each two height viii be ortred Of ~o
heada each 10 feet long ana Wide, passing
ennfey through WALL with other headers eaeh
long Ia second course
pondng headers viii be feel and AZ feet long esoe
lively. The which this wall 10 stand "i 10
que eyeing different points, order 10 secure ~
foundation All ballast wanted for this purposessy xoo %
be from the end the bfeakwaef al sue
point as experimenting engineer may direct. =,
The last 10 feet Gaping wall should Dc n
together bowels Proposals TOT
furnishing building tho wall h1ed Prise pc. run
will be this Office until me 5oh Maea,
1858. The executed satisfactory 10 Tue
government officer In charge.
build nson feet OF
this wall. :. =
Beve Major H. b. Tower, u ..
Army, Portland, Maine, .,
b. Brig Gen. and Gel. Engineers.
To be inserted Insgence Republic, and Union, Wash
ingon Boston Courier Portland Advertiser Portland dat
containing the advertise
neni TO bs sent TO the Engineer Department
Feb 2T--t2w
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BY E. n. sraArrOs. Asesssssss1

TFsa,ssy y
M ANTS FRtIT TREES BULBS. kc.-Or Tuesday meIunS
Marh ~. ~ 10 occk occupied BY NJ. Ranel,
no ON avenue, bewsen 9th aud 10Th south
hsl .s without choice collection OF
Wants fruit Trees bulbs comprising the following vaiieues,
" iCameia Japonieas, nissnolias, rhododendrons
a1sias ~aony trees, orange trees
Csranden Piasporan,s, Cape jasans
MeiroeidoIos, moss roses, monthly roses Ae
Pear, apple apricot, plum, and cherry trees
Also choice collection Of grape vines
Hyacinths, tulips nafsissnses, JonaaDs ..."
Ciocusses, flies, ranuncoiuses, anelsonies
Tube roses, dahias peony roots, dc.
The whole viii arranged assorted lots, warranted sound, and
PARTICULAR attention given packing and forwarding good
dtion 10 any part Of the United States.
Terms cash.
Feb 27-dts
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Ka,kets.

NV YoRK, Feb. 26-p. m.-The stock market dull
United States 6s 1867, 1901; Canton l2o offered Eue
s1i Nicaragua. 80 Morris canal, 81 Erie converiibe,
Sl Harlem, 81; Cumberland COAL So
Flour IL dul-sales Of 6O0 bbIs IS SIS O6i to IS II
for State southern IS ~ IS SO TO SIS e. Wheat quiet
Sales of ii 900 bushels sheled 90 IS Oa,s
The market is furnishes 81 cents for mid
ding uplands. and 10 a LOT cents for Oheans
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CyAULT STE MARIE CANASeasd proposals consuc-
around the Falls of 81 Mary The
Michigan the
and will be opened thar day.
will be constructed agrceaby to Of
and act egsa Michigan providing
The plan and specifications file Office
Garfield Detroit which reference made
information.
Detroit
accompanied Of surees Contractors
full. -T
JOHN s. BARRY,
HENRY LEDYARD, !
SHUBAEL CONANT, Canal Commissioners
ALFRED WILLIAMS, rFNa.#.#
... . CHAUNCY JO5LIN,
Detroit, Feb 10, 1853.
Mar l--dtlstApf
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subscriber respectfully informs his fellow citizens that the
he made the classes Of his FAsy BoAs
You're LApr by the adjournment Of Congress-
6ed by pupils The charge comprehensive OF the whole
English French Latin Natural scisnce and
will be the hundred dollars academic
year.
IsprAsA Avssus, City Hail. February 1854
n. W. cUsHMAN
Feb o-inm>
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Second appearance in Washington Of the celebrated
CHINESE TROUPE OF MAGICIANs AND ACTORS,
Consstn Of Is Performers, Male and Female.
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Deslruci,ue Era

Sr. LOUIS, Feb 70 The Broadway House, Turner'S
stables, including horses and other property have been
continued ~ lire The loss very heavy Turner loses
$4,000. e #a
brooke, the ttaKedian. is serouslY i'll in this city
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 23--p. N

~ BALTIMORE, Feb, B-p. m.
The banks to-day have been very busy in redoernnR
their small notes. Gold dollars have been greatly de
msnd. and they only obtained from bank notes un
der So Change is exceedingly scarce, causing much
convenience Silver is at premam of per cent. and
going higher. The whdraw OF present pa per
rency must Tor time least, work to the dsatvan-
tage OF many, but in the end may prove healtnul.
Strangers arriving from all quarters the
inaugu ration.
Business /, quiet No sales OF hour-it will bring
IS. Grain unchanged
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, BOAT.

: WASIIINOiTON AND bOAT
.sr The superior UNION, fine comforta-
BILE saloons for the accommodation of
Hours Of departure for this weeks Leaves Alexan-
dria At TX, 9k, III, ], u, *, and 81 O'Clock. aaE
Leaves Washington az l0A, IL, I&, and O'Clock
Mar t-lw JAMES GUY, Captain.
STRAN0ERs visiting the city at this time will lind
dress goods be complete
psing all the styles OF goods out at this Tine We have
hand splendid stock Of
Embroidered white Grape shawls, from $lou
New style parasos
Rich plain black Gros de Rhine silks .s +
Handsome brocade in black and coored ....
Check muslns, Swiss do, white dotted Swiss coored do
Cheap lnencambric hnndkerchels
One embroidered nencambric handkerchief q the
cheapest lot of handkeYchiefs have offered.
w. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
Il Seventh street, Penn. avenue, side.
Mar
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Proposals tho constructions Of . bseakwster II
Lake POntchartrAin, opposite tho terminus Of the
Pontchartrain Railroad.
ExolxRg1 DErAArAaKT,
WashingtnA, FeAsuasy 10, 1853

#s Fi4 ea3a washinssoa. FsAsuasy IL, lsS
E.s. ssss. !: e q: s
o. ,Rs ponch~sn h.io.d and Il ss dtsscs a
az |. Ii. = s
me- i. f. s: "
each Of which pisces they can be seen and sxsmasd
os s s. so q is
p'sa mud and s ps y h. ROY ss a from %
10 feet from centre 70 centre s inner rev being
inclined 20 as 70 se ts oaee u as INV s y. 20 5. @
and firmly boiled sether The three outer a
p in il in strongly heads and Intended
sd 3. p as 4
panks being about foot SPAR and let into oess about inches
hs p,anking or platform the inside q tho bakws,
d, s q ~ M % w. s
ing inclined surface on which the wsvs win svr,k
. nSs s.sss .0si H 8
incned jus: spoken Of which IN stss b Sss.
So',.d on 10 sm nnsd.s.y below s low ws;sr TIE
s E =.
:usshss g i ~ scrsw eo and hsa e. driven dc.. 70 ~
s. dvsa dss. and he so - "a s
% Ss ssu s Ss 10. si os 4
inches Ths ournch blanks under w.: W b sPasd =.
The holes and morcss being prepared before pscas them peal
Quantity construction q ne srs.sv.s
500 cypess rtse piles u " lsia on 70 - feet long
% 900 running feet Of p.ntins 4is ~ s,u.
LIS screw bolts. tsslssn1sd ifos'' IRON W. 70 H. d'~'
$500 spikes.
2soo trenails OF locust -.
II Is supposed mat the carried he rate Of 100
d. 10 The year .',hos, a's.pSs from 's w:cns' me, s = ~
qued conpessd aoslhs from the das n he contract
the thiet day Of Mach ie5S s Ne exscuuoh UNI
work, the other OF the following proposition
deliver the site Of the oestwaser OF a
.o.d DEPOT q. .upsn.:s.s.os sn1 :.
all piles, the and iongiudAs ees and n
ID much running foot 4.
length the furnishing svey thing sss ~ me P
and longitudinal pieces and the pIaRkine
ether words two propositions II one
The night Of rejecting I'll the oders which ny "'''"N
The Engineer Department. sxsrciss The superb
s faithful performancs ana 70 70 hssf righ
nu,ng the contract at Time shosld tbs bosssfs u
No advances Of mopey By RsCssess Dspn
under circumstances whatever $3.50
provbnouas II woyk dena Nm be MAD
monthly cefthcsts N the local agent et dss diligence
prosecuting wosh, hist nssssuyesa It's dp
progress that ncdcs "a Ssa1a ~ wsshu
du, radical quality a sessial IN
quantity paid for been taken from sseSoa compssT
dnshcd ss required A Is .3lfe4 ~ tt ~ Nl
accns finally paid the contractors sbs compsn~
work. forfeited the unsd States 10 case Of "s"
accompanied by assiosainls high cha
the 81 the psopo~es 20 sxeeuts s woff on
enyelopes should endorsed Proposals
q brsak water In Lake Fontcha rtran." N !,
particulars address Major O. t. Bsaavesasd coa
Engineers S'N o"e'"' JOS. G. rorTEN,
III. Brig 0en. and Col. Engineer
be inserted In the ntesencer RepsAc snA unios W
Orleans Bee Orleans, Mobile Advertser As.
Aabama Penscola csseue Pensacola, daily for ves or
Of each paper containing the advertisement o. sew
Feb a3-dow sss ~
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MARAIED,

In this Sabbath evening February ~, ST. Paul's
church. by The PYSH, Hon JOHN CRITTENDEN,
Attorney General Of The United States Mrs ELIZABETH ASH
LEY OF St Louis, Missouri.
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Nrw YoRK, Feb 1s--Tho UIiled ,ssst has ar
rived here from Ohsgres Shc brings Cs.iioms dates 10
the lst inats 100000 m som and three hundred pat
seugess SET ~ *fMrast.
The steamer Tennessee arrived Panama on the s5th
The steaser Sierra Nevada had arrived Panama in tor
ty'eig ht days from New York.
The British barque Lain- arrived at Panama with ad
vices from Australia TO tho 9Th November Several Amer
cars bad frMfned-none OF hem with f.es than IS 600
number are passengers ON boare tho United States,
About one thousand eucsfanls daily passing into
Melbourne from Great Britain and America.
The California papers contain but lo beyond
what you had by telegraph several days ago via New Or
leans. ~ WI
The Hoods had nearly subsidized But the roads still
almost impossible. and the suffering Of the people in the
interior represented hoarrendng The suppy OF -four
al Nevada and vicinity entirely exhausted. In the
mines, at some places life sustained by feeding
mere scraps, which they fortunate enough 10 have
lett and had previously thrown aside.
gon from the floods Many buildings swept In Oregon
city.
The Willamette river at time covered with float
ing dwellings, ssw,mils, &c.
The health Of the lshmus continued good and the roads
across rapidly improving -
At San Francisco -four selling at S22 S2s. Pro-
visions advancing pork, $4 S44 prime, 70 rs
cts shoulders, 10 20 cts. hams, 70 rs Lard 81
cts. Cheese, 10 a 10 cts.