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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

X, Have received and com III .fs
HF3 ple,ed. one Of The LAEGE>T fi9Fti
ga and mosr DESIRABLE stock 81 - ~
Gentlemen Goods, they haze ever
olitIei II, Ihi> market. Our STOCK consists ~
par OF Dlsck and Fancy Colosed Giu,h>
Cassilner,s and Doe SKINS. OF French. En-
glIsb, Belgium, German. Italian, and Scotch
uanuiactdIe ni the iaI~st styles ana beSl
make " OIL and Unioh Twceds. Cess
meres and DfItltnss a low prices Tor S4nI-
mer aud boys wear Linen Dniiings anl
Linen and Cotton PaulsloouS ard Cbat
Guods OF all kinds. Nes'ugS ~ great var
ETY.: SaIIn. Silk. Grenadinr. EmbTbideied
Cashmeres. Shaiile. VaIrncrls, I.inen. Mar
settles, CouoD. Wooden. IN PLAN anf all
fashionable styles and coIois Back and
Fancy SIX ocaTis ana Cravais; de Madfas
and Cotton Of all the desirable sitlrs and
qualities. Pongee, SpuaIiirld's. Ersifsh
aud French SIX and Linen 20, kei llanGktr-
chiefs; and tine plain and fancy Stocks with
syringe. Back aud Fancy ColOrsd kId.
Linen, L4fslr. Thread. Cotton, Six. Burk
skin. ~ oulrn. and Berlin Cloves; Linen aud
Cotton Hail Hose; French aud Dome,iic
Suspendrrs Of all qualities. intending 'hhsr
Of Fell aud % India kubb,f susPehder ENDS,
Has. Caps. Boots and Sbaes. j.. " aikIrg
Csurs. Riding Whip~. pnbreiIdA. Han,
Cloth. and Taoih Brl>hes; Pockrl Knivts.
superior Razors and Razor Suors. Pistols.
Sc. &c; and every lIii"g necessary 70 COM
ple;e gen;leran's wsrdfoh2.
the character Of our establishment is 50
well known, and So correctly appreciated by
a portion Of literal aud Intelligent pubic
that we deem II almost supefaGous to expa-
iaie upnn It's merlis-thus much. h0wever.
we will say: that our Spring Sock has not
its superior in tins place, both p regards
QUALITY and PRICE. We are. therefore,
prepared to sell on as liberal terms as any
regular retail establishment, ia The Slate.
Relying upon our Stock of Goods. as upon
our uniform desire TO please. We Ted conf
dent OF receiving the award OF an increased
share OF patronage.
GARMENTS OF ell kinds made I'd order,
On short notice, at reasonable rates.
Erbruaty 8, 1888.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

Coop GRIT The editors of the
Cincinnati Enquirer called tn e editor
of the Dayton Gazette puppy,
whereupon the latter says
'All we have to say to them now
is, that if one OF the other Of them
will effect an insurance on his health
for the next six months, and Z hen re-
peat to our face the cpithet he ap-
plies to us GO miles distant, we will
put him in a way to make this talent
for abuse bring him larger ca Bh div
iddnd, payable weekly, than it ever
has done before.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

JOKING ON i AcTs.--A Cd temp ori-
~, in speaking of the 'aw rul waste
of twenty-five casks Of liquor poured
upon the ground, in Maine rem inks
that such an amount Of liqa pr, 1 rop-
erly distributed would hay e carr;ed
the primary elections in two or three
wards in New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

Physical courage, which. despises
all danger, will make q man bra7e, in
one way, and moral courage, which
despises al. opinion, vi II ma Ike man
brave III another. The former would
seem most necessary for the camp,
the latter for the eouafiI; but to con
stitute great man, bPth are ndces-
sary. Napoleon accused Mnrat of a
want Of the one, and he himself has
not been wholly unsupported Of q
want Of the other
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

FFRr KlyDLEEs.-Take a Quart Oh
,.r three no unds of rosin, melt tf4 em,
hring to a cooling temperature; pax iz'
with as much say aus, "i'D " -
pulvf rized o0afeq'f 4au s;,a = hot ,,bon
work ed in; sfreaq p {, VIM -, I,to
\ bod r.ly when cool break up Fi'o
/" e he size Of large hick prry
nut; pnd YOU has4, at sm.ll eNpe ''Ss
lindling enoi'S" -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

A friend Of ours has invented 4
capital way to prevent the smell Of
cooking in a house. It is to ha re
nothing for breakfast, and warm it
over ior dinner and sup per.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

WATCH FiERi-1l, il your per
ambnlatlons through ibis world you
should happen t. fall in compan,
with young lady that's afraid OF a
broom, or ashamed 10 he seen at
tic Wash-tub, TFath Ub,Fl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

We have seen d toast like this: /
y oman She needs II b eulogv, 5 lie
speaks for herself And son Pc
times for the whole n ighborhodd.
says an old Bachelor oil our acqu lin-
lance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

The speed of loco motives | rs
cached seventy-fl We u lies per no ur
ia France.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

'Digby, viii YOU la c some Of
this butlrr:?' L
a'rhanl, you marin, can't take
anything sjf0Ry, belong 10 the Fem
pcrlnce Socloty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

ReAp tn 5! Whrh gu are en-
gagged in eating at the table don't
iiicommode your nri4 hbor lly
spreading on Your arms as il you
were gong TO fly from thf table, as
II shows want Of good breeding
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

"Well, Pat, Jim dl4 Int kill ' ou
with that briekbat, did he:?"
NO, but | wish he had"
"What for?'' y
$50 could "a seen him hung, the
william"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

Tedesco, who has won new laurels
in Europe, will again visit the United
States in the Spring
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17
CiGAf rs.
NAILS.

b E.. Il. /; Ss css :, :, .... an
pcI 2lj 1852. ShslbyvIIle. Tern.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

Compliments cost nothi ng, yet
many people pay dear fPr them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17
ROPE AND BAGGINC

TZtyN 4 LARGE 10 Of the above article.
s.t81s CO hsianly on hand. by
EVANS & CUMMINGS,
Or q 1852. ShtlbyulIe Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17
4 Flu IS for Fee thers, etc.

VNE willlgive IN Gdods. al cash prices.
w tie hughes: mark IT price. for all Bar
ter usually dak+h; such las Feathers. Bees
Wax. TaIlow. Linsey. Socks. striped and
white Colioh. Wool, Grass SEEDS. Dried
Frult. kc. Give Us "a befote you sell.
Aug. H. Il. a GRAY & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17
rIsEgHEl7.EAS.
&c ntIemcn ) u ar.

Ueniiemcn NGaF.
vs. E,YK a large anh de,ira-
s 1lIsS-8s le stock oi Cloths Cas- -imeres.
GJ Aud VeStinns; Blankets. Oyercoat-
inrs. and ready made Colhmg .lof every de
scriprion. (iehllemen would ID well 10 give
us call At our New Drck Store, north easr
corner OF th4 Public Spilare heEore puScha-
sing. liHDMSOn & BUCHANAN.
Oct. IA, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

HONSTANTLY on hand. a supply OF The
y most popular Patent Medicines.
April 20 DlENkR y HAMP!ON
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17
4. S. DJFi /,
SEIsgEEDS DENIES !

THO CHAl,GE Tor psE4 cEIrr,oN. or
~ coHstITATlow y; REF. lTioN II lis
EASE. DlEAlElt s. HAMPTON.
Aprll 90
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

a ceIIa;r. CuEe for elIhrI 10
u ''HInai0.y. ChTpHI6 or
Acuir lsHEgMATIsH.NEU-
EALGIA. ana GOUT. J bis
valuable remedy sEafeS
wEhnst a rival 10 The his
i"rv Oi discoveries 10 lLis
pr any uii4r country, IN
curing those sinluI o. d
paraiyslng q >eas.s ~ tlistr
yaripus lorgls. The vast
number WHO ave keen
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-17

unTI'aled 10 curing ;.1iuuuf,at, di>,a>sS-uHy
al c;Ian al The LdrrS. as CdaghS. Crlts.
Sc. and everything Of l4,r IA urt Of Diar-
8. ora ~ The u.s.. OF the DiaIhpI Cordial can
be speedily stopped. wh-iEer ehrunc or acute
long shDri Standing To b~ had OF q b
MckENZlE, Fay eIseviIle, Tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19
TN.

g.
Rxp Housy PLEAsuxk GROe,. TINTED a. oSe,
DAY. Dec II. 1853 A purse Of s25 ~ The d1v va,
this courfe, mile heas, hes, three in i've ar IT..
delightful y s0fi and for the Of the ,, All
scenery around this course l. far more pist,a.r1s
diyersifod then az the Long Island tracks There n,
three essential elements Of landscape beauty ,hsre
il a diversity Of bill and dale the unduling ne Of thu
beautiful. few rocks snd water enough relieve tbs
eye and give variety to the scene The Is hall
mile bores having to 90 twice round to make mile. 1t
wes heavy and not bic therefore TO make good
tine a. On the Union CourSe but r it il by
led course. The attendance worry good AMI every
body seemed to enjoy The port All went merry
marriage bell This of the closest and be,tcon-
sted tTots that took place les than s
having been tfoed for before the decided. Too
much credit cannot be given 10 young Nr S)merniyke
for biz mastery horsemanship ia winning tns race an1
predict brilliant career for him tue turf The fol
ing il the result
}. sorerindy he same. br m Kate VBrien... sss211I
!. FIdles names II Young HnPeror..-... ! ? 555I
H. 'o1;f 1 NIB b. 81 Leg ss O. 'Ss Lac "a
Omar MATcn At NV OALsANs-FaIDAr Dec E.
ls53.- Match for $500, $4,000 saliie Waters
81 200 Lexington haif forfeit Three mile heats.
R. Ten BEcech' Lexington By Boston, ous Of Alice CaTns
L sn1iS, ssIe wsi,I By Imp Gisnoo Of 1.fia
lime s:5i-e2ii Tack hesy,.
Tie day beautiful and the Attendance was very
large. The made at odds, $1,000 t. $500.
Saile Waters party betting on the odd The betting
closed 10 on sse Lexington took the lead at ths tap
Of The drum and neverwas headed in the
TROTTISGAI LOUISVILLE, hY.-SATCRDaY, Dec.3 1853.
Match for $780, p p, nile heats, best three in five.
H. Yor ns names B. L. 81. Lawrence (wasoo,l....2zs
Same da,-Purse ESQ., mile heats best three in five in
harness
Jsmes Ward T. " Por. Tenn ...........I ! |
5. Flls Oh. @ Rhode ls.sud. ...........2
Tine taken
TSoS COURsE, L. I-IROTTis,-MOSDAr. Dee. -
lss3-MGtth Tor S1OO. two mile aud repeat
Mat.rtn name. Or @ Buok.kin 10 80 ID wsEoa) |
c. CsrEOn q u Brown commemorate
lime sos a.!
Great foot for 500 of tn Union Course
L. j. Thursray. Dee. Is, 1853. Match az Inst time VI
d. Green betting so tho; he would mile in e ID
ninutts and it easy, performing the mile in seven
MINUTES and four seconds This is considered good fss
for man years of age having training for hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19
EROOKL YN ITEMS.

FRY Shorty after one o'clock on Sunday moaning
Ere broke out 10 the Soap and Candle panufsetoy OF Ar
thur WeTvood No t45 llsry st. and spread TO the
building on the of Gold IT, occupied BY Peter and
John Hover "a grocery store The flames also com ma
ncafed 10 No I47 owned BY Peter Galley ard occupied
BY John Dcv liquor store ard q rsrs IL
az fa. ard the rsce in which the fire originated and the
corner house were burned to the gT',nd me nsuss o.
large lot Of candies. soap and machinery saounting 70
betgesn 5000 and $4,000 IN value, Rafns. lnsarsa
1i as !, about insured % 800 and john ho.d
who kept porter house lost an his Lqaor smoanuaS
- ssxing post Of their goods and furniture The two
h.;J;n1s DESTROYED were owned by Mr. Wildwood and
are iuTsred to their full value
The parties arrested on charges Of com.
t;y or uuruoses OF robbery brought before Jas
t;d IatchIy on Saturday and discharged the evidence
Dot being suffeieni to hold thern
Aocrprsr-A workman engaged on tho Lanatic ~
Inn buding at Fstbush fell from the scshcidng on Nj
a.y hiie in the act Of placing stone On ono ct the
plar, portion sf Tho scsfel&ag fsa apes him 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

Th.,e I. I'm haf,ra ,ha cao,c;s Iec,.I., - 'pOsins
10 abolish public executions. go
The NoyaS ecXaus ebouto hold Provincial Ina. v
rial Exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

Corns Runions, Club or Inverted Nails removed
daily By Or LrrLgfELD a. h R0oun No go srOsd~sy op9o
VI sd With ss,fsction tbs
tsrt Dr. Lefsd respectfully rs 10 his prsctice Of "a yeso
Ia, ely 81 q sTsntes OF hI erora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

WsRPANTRD rHE Best OR No PAY-For Cholera.
Cole C.h Clour Dyssntsry Chronic Rheumatism Pains Ia tbs
n Is Csss, ToCibDhe, od Sores sweinp te Dr
V.nen Lslent the only remedy to be dspen9sd
eminent physiesns and sold ~ the
sehout The United states Price u and bes Depos
No ~ Z -es1yieh o. " Y and No safest, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19
fAdycrtiseusepf


ELEGANT CHRISTIANS PRRsEsfs.-No more Gle
ss1t IL can b. sgen fne Engraving suitably framed
yasy Be found a. g. = APLEro~s No y" brosd~y
M III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

NV YosK ASSOCIATIONS FoK TIE RKIrKy OF TEX Poor
We have received cpy Il he ,rth annual rppr, Of tho
Or, Association Sc- Improving The Condition % tie Poo.
Ire ffbrn tabs j. given % show mo gsnera raslt. Of
TIC So,ifys Abors kr he psst year
MI, 40 - fr.i,. -.i.tai frzn Nrr L 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

Tre.asofr.cei,t. over dsbsrssulrot... SIS 50
The rclcr1 ntcrs instance OF the dseiuinse 81
The aor tie sc, tia. for Gbe s,l few years IA has
been regular docrease in the ratio OF paaPersn in this
City In lsi5 With J75g9e nhsbitants the institution re
fev,d '77 ism containing Is sls persons In the year
and re OF 81 ls,a relieved 546s anles a6J less
han in 1915 Wherses the same ratio celebrating the pop
u,ttn offhe CRY Of 500Oeo would have called Tor tho re
lief Of asa families By the influence Of the Association.
sew, mi rri0rs for the relief Of The poor have arisen
smoBc III N sre the ~DeInit and North wes;.rn Dis
I-nssres and tie juvenile Asylum, having in its
charge c hundred friendess boys-most potent nsru-
NEXT ir ,he prevention fpauperism and crime The pub
lie hath and wal holss are not unnpesnt auHsTies in
tie good work Much hiss also been done by the Assoa
ton furnishing models lodging houses for the poo inter
estr capitalists IN their q econ This Association Is do
gr.d &c oheck won relieve the condition of the nd
gent cass and to cooperate with other Societies in organ
ling "a Of giving cid to the sufFring The prevail
ing defects IN Dispensing charity stated 10 be
J. Want of discrimination in aforing relief, through *
nornnoe OF the character and condition Of applicants.
? Thai tire societies acting Independently were ignor
ant Of esCh Others operations and designing characters
we're ihr sAe 10 draw contribution from several a; the
time.
vision Tor rona intercourse with ine recipients OF aims
AT thir dwellings nor for such sympathy and counsel
tnd.d 70 encou age Industrious and Vir.uous habits
T. That the legal provisions for the poor having no ref
to DE causes OF pauTersm wers so administered as
10 increase IL amount.
FlEE-Thi, morning about ocock, fire broke on in
the drying the upper story OF the Howard Hotel
correr Broadway and Maiden lane L. got under in
fcw MINUTES By water on hand In the horse wthou set
,irs tie sne;ues Ia work DAMAGE tr-nng There was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

FAr,f AccrDrNr Coroner Wilhelm yesierdsy hell q,
inquest Al The New York Hospital uAn ;he BODY u Diet
rich Rar'e native OF Germany, ~ ems years % ayr.
who died INN the eects Of fracture OF the spine.
,sved by accidentally falling down fight q Stair 81 his
No. sss Sixth az, on the ith int Verdict.
accidental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

PERKINS, 100000 HOLIDAY GIFTS
Pethsn's Dir Tckss
II you wspt splendid and Profitable Exhibition for
dollar, boy che Of o..,
n you wsrt the swlss, grons Iionc "a NewYort fora
snsle dollar. 10y one Of . ,-,,.-
n you xsnt ambient 6ol-n Piano Of Gilbert Co.'S
make ioE 81. hay one Of ia ,,
II ,ou want IN elegant Gold Watch for HUNDRED cents
buy enc u oA,.o.a ~, -.
Caees-tcad-my Han No GO Bro ldwsy.
II Waters Piano and Music sfots No. >Sl Broadway
Ioveiovs HOvsTc's ard the Merchsns' Hotels
Hsys 4. Cousk CaB6T Dept No l06 Cbathanst
OBly n 600 Itskefs 20 sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

BnoArWAY MRNAGERIF.-The refractory igor
Fef Dresbsck having been brought N b-
fodrc.o IN tie Lion Tsmfs performances Ia future Tho ~
Nee gw.1s afo 10 be sen both day and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

FsTu C,NPBFSE AccInssr.-Coroner Wiihsl'n yss
terdsy Held an inquest st No One Hundred snl Seven
tenih It anon The body Of Nary Ann fsiEsi.by nh''
~ Fngisrd - wears an who died from the elects
hurns received the 18Th INST She -'tin, on sstl
with her husband and infs-' when Isnp containing
burning uc in consequence OF one othe tubes being oi
o order exploded aud the contents spread over her dess
setting on fro and causing burns which yesterday proved
fatal Verdict sccorjnCls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

ARTIST oY PlcgrocyErs.-Two boys named John Kal
" md ,ss Mrhosnd Friday arrested By OIcsn Il I'D
Of OfCe charged attempting
H. rocket OF nfned Rhods Dickson. eslng IN Lsnf0n
Y while she standing 10 Broadway Narays
e.o taken before Justice Osborne aat committed -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

We call attention 70 the Sale Of WOodhaven Build
rs Lo,. Sections nd coitsge by r. tbs oh
the Rsrod epot advertised In oar columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

Trr C,vAp. ,BssS FR,rp.-Co'g's''on 9i 0@s 81 Inc
A,esseG-panA W. Van Aernam, enc OF tho accused IN
this matt. J. bss nfde full confession Of the operations Of
hufof ard hs associates. This COMICS sion which we s''e
Lew os great Substantial i'he iae'' saauc'u on'i'
Of The prison ~ and shows one Of the shferd
-, sbses 10 oreste sue e,sfuiy Banks and uoneyed
MN ujlout the sondy hoped aad conhd ny believed
irern,ng d,p,r from violation OF law should Their
mans h. frrsreied Ls has come to fight IN 'ome time
Tls confession " n be rad with interest
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-11

wAsHrseTos, January al, 1853.
cEPARATE PROPOSALS. will received
O'Clock 2s March furnishing all the
bricks blue rock lime and sand be required the
Of the wing Of the Patent once Building In this city
The bricks be OF the best quality all hard and red
Guiding pillar and arch 70 be made tempered by manual
OF Washington. Of bcks made Of tbs clay
intended 10 be used, VIII required from each proposing
II
large, and sire building sample Of ten
peches OF each viii be required from each
and which will be paid for the by tho
The lime Of the wood burnt de
vered -four barrels (unhesdedl in The lime
the building The will be privileged TO take the empty
barrels they may be spared.
The sand oh bes, sand be delivered by
the barrel Of Ave bushels. Samples TO he furnished.
some person. desire Offer for specified number Of bets
delivered in given lime. Proposals win therefore also be
ceived for number not less than million.
Perons offering furnish the foregoing materials viii their
prices, olows For The bricks thousand for the rnes
when laid In the wall for the mo barrel stated and Tor
per OF 1--WE bushels. In the delivery
receive and object Of the
warned that nothing viii be
which shall fall below standard that be established
removed from the
The bidders required written
bond security be approved BY The Conmis
one in the penalty Of equal 10 tenth Of tho supposed
snec Of the this deduction Of
viii be made from each monthly estimate for materials
asyered which centssc TO remain In the hands Of The
.o STATES nntH the contract shall be fully completed
ioss materials he and in such
% s he snp-riniendcut Of building his
nh s ~ "sy notice And ia contractor shall fail 10 fur
hsrenpon be Al liberty purchase in open the
sureties. -" " we "en"q"'n' con"ae"f A"d ms
Proposals VIII also be hnrn.bi,s ne r,t;,g
ing. { C"ss su,,se,e io' scA""'s
Ian aa-onr,d Commissioner Of Public Buildines
|
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-11

lpagsats WAsaIsosos, U. O., Jan. "a 1888.
SEALED l y received this once un, the as,
materials Hospital
bd respectively viii BE- required ior each description Of
mloas ooo,oo) less Bricks whole
he made clay and N all in conformity he
cue present year y = understood that the 'an o. ,he Kiln
ls uasound unsuitable walls pro
sss a.. s furnished 10 ass ali I've outer sa s '''
Each bidder required bis bid samples Of the
samples At tbs person deposng
tue same ana me clay ~ 70 aa une ON
hel q the eonae, should ,he same be awarded 10 him. and
For i've hundred oo peiehes OF Of select building
hundsd $500 perehes, Of best
building Of ordinary dimensions he whole be delivered
laid at a5 cubic feet % ihs perch s
wood each barrel 10 pounds net
5000 hydraulic cement,
S. Ror The facing 10 grit the
oatide steps composed
~ is which, may be % =. me hs
said sub basement, including maeas Workmanship freight
Samples Of ns stone % accompany me bids.
S gyms ~ s q. ,as s staten Of %
skin which all achins iobbns ools seaod
the work exterior
%s a,S z w ss e s sn's asa' 'usA All inc
For laying a. ,ns building SHs IN The
sn.ss deductions openings.
respective
Each bid ns be accompanied signed by
bid should accepted the bid
for the materials work
within from The
the rnhicicocy Of Tho said suees
ceed by known TO the Department
the Interior. at -..Hatf. a.ta
Each sealed endorsed "Poposas for The u s
The bids opened Of such Of the bidders
the Interior
toned 2ith day Of March next, al O'Clock,
tt $1,000 G. Ii. NICHOLS,
Superintendent Hospital for the Insane
I,s a5tsls,,a ,.a. Form of guar anfee.
To q. II. Nichols, superintendent &C.: e5s4t q
We, the UNDERMINED, residents of in the State of
scveray United
guaranty foregoing bid Of being accepted
he the
bid the contract for the sane with good and sufficient
materials the work
foy advertisement under which made
should fail
guaranty good difference between
Offer Of the said -- aud the next lowest bidder
A. b.
e. ID.
hereby certify that the best of knowledge and belief the
named guarantors good and sufficient
ssss.fa sGs75 tfsFys Il. II.
q.
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TTUR sale rent, the brick formerly
nr~nraNd VIM, Marine Barracks
and lOsh streets, Navy Yard, Washington repee with
cctvency for agense' family with garden b'es stable i
accommodating and not sold by t-
lst Nay, will he fbt tent
Also for sale Nos 3 T. and 3 square NO. i1e, between
18th and 20th
Also, eisbay ruuaed lot, and p square No ~
which have Of - feet front each b,
100 feet In depth four fronting street. nnd three fronting on
els street
For further particulars eppyro -. All
DE spLDINe q wYfrE, "
Seventh street, opposite Odd Felows' Hail.
Ian III
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IN petition New York, praying
Of patent granted TO him the
ships galley for the disnaon
os
place twentieth day OF May 1859
said petition be heard Patent Once
Monday, 18th OF April IA O'Clock, and all
appear and they why said
petition ougb, moi to be granted WE.
opposing required file in the
specially writing
hearings all testimony 8led by ehsr
10 hearing taken and transns<
Of the once, which will be furnished
pile alton.
Ordered published
Union Republic, Washington Inlirss Phsdcipha
Albany Register, Abary ~ " Erprcss New York
eiv Prosidence Journal, Providence, Daily Bes
ton Mass previous
18th OF April merit, the day Of hearing
stJAs II. HODGES,
Commissioner Of Patents
bin. TO once paper containing this