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TO CONTRACTORS.

II r. s.s g.. PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 81, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received, ad-
~ dressed to the undersigned, Petersburg, Vir-
gina, till the LIST February, 1858, for dredging the
indicated on the mapof the river, to be seen at
Petersburg, and as will be saked out in the bed of
the river, to the following depths and widths at
bottom, thus indicating four distinct channels,
from which the undersigned will select according
to the amount of funds available.
LIST. To afford nine feet water at mean high wa
ter, for breadth of sixty six feet the bottom,
and from deep water to the first wharf below the
city. s4gg nE.rt .rs.aHE tgs.E sE#.-' ~
I'd. To afford ten feet water at mean high tide,
for breadth of sixty four feet on the bottom, and
from deep water to the same wharf.
3d. To afford eleven feet water at.mean high
water, for breadth of sixty-two feet on the bot
tom, and from deep water to the same wharf @
4th To afford twelve feet water at mean high
water, for a breadth of sixty feet on the bottom,
and from deep water to the same wharf. q ,'
/, The material taken from the water by dredging
in no case to be deposited SO as to belwashed into
the channel again by freshet but to be deposited
on shore, along the margin of the river, beyond
high; water mark, and in such other places and
abandoned channels as shall be designated by the
undersigned or his substitute. taaz Iasssa
1t must be distinctly understood that no propo-
sition will be accepted by the yard-but by the
JOB. Notwithstanding, the contractor will be en-
of excavation required. A standard mark of the
mean high water, to correspond with the sound
ings, carefully laid downon the map, at mean low
water, will be made on the wharves at Petersburg,
and suitable corresponding references along the
river bank, at convenient distances, will be es
tabiished by the undersigned to facilitate the ope
rations. Is -ss7 ger s,g-- ssgt &;
!. Not less than half mile of the work will be
inspected and received at time; and payments
on account of work done, to the amount of fifteen
per cent. to be withheld from time to time till the
whole job shall have been completed, as security
for the faithful performance of the contract. YES
The proposals will be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Dredging" .-
JOS. K. F. MANSFIELD,
Captain Corps Engineers and Brevet Colonel.
The Richmond Enquirerand Wing; the Norfolk
Herald; the Washington Republic and Union; the
baltimore American and Sun; the Philadelphia
Pennsylvania and North American; the Journal
OF Commerce and Courier and Enquirer, of New
York; the Boston Post and Courier, viii publish
the above till the 18th January, and forward their
bills. Dec 24-dtJanl5 +
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION BY JOSEPH g.
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$4,000! Hs. &.
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HARPER'S3 MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
IL received at the Washington agency. iW ,q3ag
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Dec Bookstore, near 9th street.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER.
IL Proceedings of The Court of Bishops assem-
bled for the trial of Bishop Doanea 3Ei 4
( Haydock's illustrated Catholic Bible, No 7,clss
Dec | FRANCK TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
NOR SALE-Si1teen Acres Of Land in West

chester County IL 10 beautifully s.gfted- o,s ,rd
half miles from the Depot Of the SevH.T-a Railroad q
psns-oueck whence t-si-s depart esJ. and
reach the city le thar one ho-r The z,c Is n 1Sh
Of cultivation COMMANDS N extensive vlev Of 1o1S
I.srd Soutd s-c surrounding country. IL n rod to1
beatty reEhborhood and Il particularly adapted .
c0untry res.cerce for Gentleman eoiar bzrnes IN tie
civ OF dez.inf frequent interiors; With For farhs-
particulars inquire q FIELD, MERRITT Co No 81
&iih.rn- q o. Of STEPHEN c. GRIPFEN neE tse pre-
rfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
E'OR sALE-In Tarrytown, a large double

Dwelling House suitable for the residence Of
large family for boarding house TOR which purpose 10
h s0coessuly occupied House 40 by 80 containing
IS rooms cellar and outdteben. Lot 80 BY ls2 Prce
$500. Applyto G. c. SEBRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
ROCHEr TERRA GOTTA WORKS

Ihe sobsen ees would respectfully call the attention OF
ehse. beaes and the public in general 70 Their soeci.
nf hs oI Ornsnsnts IN Terra Gotta which they
are prepared @ furnish at less than hall prce Of cor ons
nls 1ee winch as yet bat little known through the o.
"a ~ - extensively used IN the great cities of the
Ling sensiy Used BY chtses In England and on the
Sonnent OF Europe and has already been recommended
&c ~ at niteets N America Ia complete adaptation
lor tns most elaborate design strength hxhtnea durability
800, - 20 me hclerleney OF al kinds Of weather
~pno. hi % make i generally approved trial
oesrous OF ascertaiInz the description and qual-
ms stree are requested refer tho Trinity Buld.
near Irnity Church, In Broadway Hsw-Yorf where
&c Vn1nenta parts made Of this material such A. lions
I1s sorn,osA ke may be Apply 70 ROCHE
Dn1l hHhs No y Fulton-s lup stxrsJ or At the Hud.
- yer fot'sry We~ l2rh and SKI Mes. York BE-
vsae7s ss<es. eeusssatiy o. hand r'' "
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE r DER,

DIAPER WAREHOUSES. It. DER.
L klCkSON Co, No los Fulton-s, oter for s.le an
tne lowest terms, Writing Papers, English Frsnch a1d
Newspaper all sizes, weights and qualiries
Book Paper, al szes, weights and qualities,
Tissue Paper fancy colors and white Of the b-s, ,,,
Hanging Paper, white and eolored different wiSrts ''
Cloth Paper, 5oIi0, Sxs0 and 4Ox4a
Pattern Paper, on rolls for tailors
SheAthing Paper Of the best quality
Wrapping Paper, Straw. Rag and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes.
Tar Roofing Paper, suitable for roof In roJs
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ROOK-KEEPING.-JONESs IyTTnro

II II tUINIINUkUUNS-U pavrne,. 81 - -.
ton Re, Gentlemen are entitled insEIscton 1n.l 80
are IN ever Te-eet COMPETENT % disch.ry- re S. -
boSk keeper May OF those lnted with H. &c.
tuslnsss can N lew days Be e1abed 70 a., 4. r. h
era The system q c-rcton VII he best ao,r-ci.,g =
,heIs Anons ne merchants and Business men OF Ne.
ether curing the day or evening Ecruinx Gas. ~
sre received BY TIE quarter, 20 Complete their
esron- TIE sdyzntases AFFORDED tbs a. vii - etl,
wei deserving the aftenon Of parent. al sn., io1Hi
Pubhshec and for sale a. above. JOSE>ss RfDE iran
INC AND ACCoChfANTsHIP. THIS wors L .-sSs.ti
BY the PRINCIPAL Academies and Schools in The r,v Sed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

Tor SALE-A handsomely finished two-story
Il frame House situated Pot Richmond, Staten Island
within three minutes walk OF the steamboat landing; lot IS
by 1863 with fine spring OF water the premises for
further particulars inquire Of A. X WALLACE, No. 81
Jolnst, or Of JACOB DEGR00T, Port Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
CHOICE PROPERTY-For sale, about 500

~ Of Land Immediately opposite West Point. on
the side Of the Hudson. Nearly hall upland 200 feet
above the river level and about the proportion low
meadow land, protected by heavy gravel eRbAnkmen:s
fiom the occasional high rver tides.
The upland has splendid view OF the rver, OF West
FONT and other mountain scenery and there upon IT,
lately plotted and mapped % or 80 cottage ties Of
10 ~ ~ each avery beautiful and srabe table
land with wooded slope in front lsboui 20 acres that is
well calculated for park in common 10 the summit occu
pants The northern section Of the tract adjoining the VIII
lage Of Eosolve IL suitable for village lots and has been
laid of for that purpose.
The lowlsnd with beautiful building site in immediate
connection would make farm Of the best possible quality
The richness VI lie auva soil perhaps unsurpassed The
dkes built in the best manner al an expense exceeding
$1,000.
The property offered in whole in parts purchasers
may desire II IL bounded for mile by the sdson
River Railway Of which there two stations close hand
large portion Of the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage az per cent. Apply 10
A. n. MULLER, Auctionoer No WEllst, or 10
s. &. SCHENCK, No. 90 Nassau.st
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ROOK.KEEPNG, &c-B. p. F0SrPp

ROOh-hEEPlNG, &c.-B. +. FOSTER
A. srthor Of Prize Easy Penman.hip.y ..Do,hIs
kntIy Elneieafed The Cornrns H0use M.nu. = "a
other popular wortS teaches BOOk-KEEPING WRIT
ING, Ser Al No 50 Broadway, where yoath, a, nj
sests AZ Saahea toI Commercial pursuits N expst,os.
and superior Mariner. Terms m0dsrsts Pro6cIeurx -,
teee Ceriiae4ies Of ABILITY granted G-osi-n-. cou,s.
With the DETAILS Of the counting hose nav sf.,s a.
POSTERS instruction uaaster,g kno,s-5-. =. n -
Ertry N TIE sSort space Of che week - O'ao-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
ERENCH and SPANISH LANGUAGES

hye1ins da.sss md pnv.s lsons arrins TIE aay p,
lses snc senGenen AZ ,hc Acadsny, No. SO Broai.,1
EVENING, from 70 . ocock, with new ooor.. o.
sys,en CT instruction the expei.sous $500 =
learning AnssArs 10 obvatxs al the crlt,.s - ~
he s.aSerf assAly u Obliged To co1renA sad n.y.
cocvsrss very 500 wifh sad rzpiS,sy "
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miscellaneous.
|, THOUSAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

might be obtained 20 the fact that the beet article IN
m for preserving Letter Invoices other papers % winch
r.ady reference is Desired. u lOUSGS IMPROVED
ADHESIVE FILE. (Cavsat fled Price, 81 or -
per dozen At containing go leaves For sale by sta
TONERS generally nd Manufactured oy - ,,,
r T. YOUNG. No. lao Fulton<t
NB-Every SIZE needed may be obtained or made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
r AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
NFCHANICS'. INSTITUTE SCHOOL,

vi French Department Ender the direction Of Prot
Ch.rier eeve &c LEcole rcrse de PA-l& Apphcat,oas
FOR .dnso- 70 the Evening" Gas may De- Esds a. n,
,oo. 40 u Chaulber st. 81 any hour Of Tire day
Ing. NJ l. IkAOi, FElnclpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE for SALE

~ The handsome ana substantial modern three-story
and basement House, No 81 MooR-st us feet east of
Huason-st bnit IN the most wogkmanke mssner Of the
best materials and gepee with every desirable convenience,
aud also all the modern additions OF water to third story
sss bath closet, kitchen-range, laundry, dumb
xaites &C. Ac-yery large yard stocked with grape vines
fruit trees and Towering thTuhs-hrowD stone aud hnek
wakshCuse - by a. lot . by 10 feet Can be examined
BY any tpectabe person DESTROYS 10 purchase from ~ ~
2 O'Clock.
Also the twosOry and attic Brick uorse No. AS Bar
rows directly in the Of above. For terms inquire Il
the house. or No. ISL Fulon-st
Alec The two story House and Lot No s. Wskers, lot
lxlI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
CAsT MORRIsANIA vIILAGE.-Second.

IL avenue Rlroad-Aboat $50 lots yet for sale-rerns
per down and balance before the 9Th March,
1884 These lots occupy avery healthy aud beautiful looa'
on near and full view the East River and the i'm
mediate vcuity the residences of several of the most
wealthy and ospecabe citizens Of Westcheset County
Also inc hshns witt IN quarter OF m.s The MorisAnia
Branch Railroad ALREADY tnit through this psOPeIfy
also, the NewROehtlle and SeoOUday Railroad, which
has been lately chartered cxpccted viii pas through
this property Several bualng. and lots selling
rup1y Distance OF this property the city nine miles
sTStln periecf Ror mans and ether information apply
ID. b. WINTOS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
CAST STEEL SHovELs. manufactured BY

~ The OLD COLONY IRON CONrANt.-t
sbo,-, are OF the eae.s quality ard 6n and Itssay,
thy have beer IN use but sho TINE have already acquired
highly fsvorsble rPusAtion. They are
an excellent quality Of CsS Steel and IN me pure1A u
otter usferax such handles Se great pal< hive ben
taken to obtain the very heat The patterns Are OF the mos
approved kind snd the Shovels are IN every
short notice, and which VIII be n4ed prsnpty ..s
time specified At the late Fair Of the American iastSaSe
A. ,-si vzs awarded 70 TIE Old Colony Shove when
In copettcu with those exhibited BY older AID MORE eee
hr.te3 MAKERS Orders for the well known BRAID OF Oid
COLONY Cat Nails will $50 b filed 81 tho regular market
price =; J. BUsSING Ce- Nc. y ~
Agents Old Colony Iron Co.; Manufactures oil sas Eas'
Ont Na,lS
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SuiierB auh 5arouare.

AUSTRALIA and CALIFO A
~ GOODS-AerrhAnex Comps,les sai Ina sdaAs IL
r. st Cor tk,r r,.ri Id. an nd fad and complete ,rs
r,ent Of Mlners Tools Pieks ShovelA HEavNe V1ne'y'
Ydge Toes Fre.rusS nc, kc az the cd sssf u
CHARLES s LITTLE Nos- - And ~ FltonN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
AN ELEGANT ENGLISH BASEMENT

hH0USF for SALE.-Obe OfthOse elegant and mod
srn English Basement Houses opposite DR. Tyngs
Church (Stnyve.snsqusre) Possession be had
early day and reasonable amount remain mortgage.
For card TO the House and further information apply 10
HOMER MORGAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

NOTICE TO OWNERS, BUILDERS,
~ ST0NE-CUTTERS, and 0THERS.-Th EMPIRE
sfONE-DRESSING COMPANY offer for sale at reduced
Irees al their establishment foot Of 18Th 18th and 3Othss
East River the follow ing cut Brown Stone ready for dsliy
cry: LOCO Quaker Llntes
l,0O0 % g. Lintes
lO,0C0 PLAIN Window Sills and Lntsls
20 900 foot Watertable, inches high.
1900 foot Rail Coping.
$50 Cellar Stops
Store Posts Intel Course Platforms and Steps Also
Rough stone constantly hand Steps Asher aud Plat
forms cut BY machines will be sold
per cent leso than their cost By hand.
w. q. CHAVE Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
4 WOODWARD manufacturers

~ & G. II. WOODWARD, manufacturers
W ard dealers in WROUGHT IRON PIPES and ~
trrs Of al kIr1s for Steam WAter. Goa kc- No beek
m.n--t bet~eea God and Cliff Ne~-yOgk- Mills Anl
pubic bcJdn, heAted BY ra5ular Boilers OF 70
s-ses s~ays hand HesterA Of al sfe ioI $50
,rer. Order- received fay Steam Engines xal Laiaes
Wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
TOR SALE-One Lot and two Houses No.

TOR SALE-One Lot and two Houses No.
l. n Ladlowss, GrsDd-x.
Five LO,s IS BY leo 81 6s IS 70 and y Gcerckst, VITA
the buildings thereon, which eoald a. snail expense. De
converted into factory.
fhy Lots % by Ice ehsby situated IN the City Of New
ark
Also 10 Lots IN the town OF Daaklrs which VII be sold
lev. y. DHERNILLY, No. SExehan - place
tOR SALE-On favorable terms, a sub
EantsA foar story hriek Hsrse and Lot on the wee,
soc 81 0Aav, SSst. Mos: of the purchase money
GsS rensin on bond Md norxSxe Apply 70 P. Me-
~ No 20 Broadway, TO J. MCDONALD, No.
Oh SAl.E-The House and Lot No -, on
ne so'ts ace Of warrsn-st between Brvsdway and
pcto MARTIN T. THOMPSON. Soa - s-o.ss,,
Ok SALE-A splendid new three story and
tween IN .ns sA. Il. sl.s.niy sa.sss ..S "a rrcss.
$3.50 IsSn,rs ~ Egns VA I'D ne. sA1y
Assgfsese'y, We. - Nerves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at GREEN.

ri WVN ~ NTlhI IUT NIfIII1 W NItI4I"N-
~ WITCH, Coma, shout thirty tj1l miles from Nsw-iork
by the N Y and N IL Railroad The place contains about
six aors well stocked with fruit and ornamental trees
cd house containing twelve 2 rooms stable out houses
and all other necessary things TO make hst rate place
In eli respects IL 10 abOst three hundred and fifty yard,
nom the River Msnus, the Post Road, COscOb
Landing about mile from Railroad Station, CoscOb
Bridge. Persons wishing TO view IT, will apply TO ISAAC
A. JFssUP, to the premises or Of the owner, at
SAMUEL o. SMITHS, No IL fulton.st. -
JOHN w. PERROT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
CpLFNnIn RrILDING STTES fnr SALE

~ at YONKfRS, on HiEh-st. N gois Of two or more
seres eOmbiD fine view Of the Hudson RIVER staten
and Long Isands with handsome inland scenery
Tos party Of three five wishing improve adjoining
locations this property offers superior inducements being
retired free from al nui.nce- snd bat nile from the
Railroad station For terms, sPpy =, No 2o5 FultOnSs-
NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

LNOR SALE in BROOKLiN-Tw neat Cot
tarrs ON Nsn2erhlt-av- between Fulton ana Atlantic.
nv. Pres g. 500 each g., 90 can remain on each
Hosss' Apply TO q. NJ MlLLi0AN, Ne. l. srOaa,st
NOR SALE-Tke following houses aud lots:
No 81 Nercer~st. No. 50 FrAnklie ct No. lss IVES,
Eleventh e. Nos lis and us NorfSks, No SIS Sxta-st-
Twenty uinth Ne l<7 East Thirteenth ST. Nos S7 and
80 Fishth e. Lexinstonsv Thirty Srss at No -
ia Alsn-st Ne ~ Clinton place No. IL East Thirty
second e. Ne Is Hrst-sv No ~ Pihst No 10 Bedford
Ct No. M2 Grecawehav, Ne n Lispenard q. I've n'eses
ca Thirsy-s,xths. Eisksh~v. No. U.s. Wet SAY
tenth 81 For further information apply TO L. II bko"S
No ~ WALTZ. from 20 p Nj.
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IUCATION.-The advertiser x;sha-.---

- ee1ve tour small boys 70 ed7ca,e with 49,. :.
hcre, u tne country To peye.,s who fear "a. 49, =
eo2-c.ns sohoo thus can Dc shswn BY Reference. 70
excellent Opportunity 70 plezszr. hOuo- - = =
eiOEs moral and physical trzrinr Tern. a. MAJ
szn Aedre~ Bon No. sc, PostOSce. WV P~fA Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

Tor SALE-A new and desirable House
Il and Lot No 1914 West 3O;hst, between 9th and 9th
avs built in the best style and all complete Apply 70 C.
II. TUCKER, No 20 West S0.b-st. Oh same block
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EOR SALE or LEASE.-The tSree-stor,

II VIN NAIfI4 Vt I-I--t1I@ nc NlIIC-0tVIy
Il and attic bTok House No Us 9hst, Broadway,
with tuhotlar and Basement gas, bath &c IA good
order, ard desirable situation.
Also the two attic and basement brick H0use No
p Howarasi lot = by l6 feet Will II sold be leased
and improved 20 suit applicants Carriage and cabinet
makers msehnisis bakers. Gc.
Also. the large brick House No. Sc Bondst, two ne
rAogs and small the hst door and each Of
the floors above and sc rooms subcelsr &c. good
situation Tor many kpos Of business The basement bs
had with Il applied iOf immediately No l45 sths be-
fore 10 and after O'Clock.
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ORGANIZE A VICTORY.-CARNOT III,

EkGANILE A VICTORY.-CARNOT,t the
" French Minister, used to organize victory for the
armies OF France from his Bureau he adopted the night
meaDs aud the night Results followed SO the desired
Results In business may be obtained by adopting the rk
means namely Advertising V. b. PALMER5 ADVER-
IIsINO AGENCY, Tribune Buildings is the Bureau
t.r organizing successful victory in Trade He thu
&C. fsPers seen end rates gwen at his Office The
ossinnlnz OF the New Year Is the time make the ar
ran gements
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REAL

II ESTATE for SALE.-Sitaated in Brookfeld. Fairfield
Comfy. C,,nneeiieu,.The property consists Of two
story Stone Dwelling House % By 90 with Kitchen and
Wood hous In the rear 10 BY 9i Barn and out house.
The situation of this place. and the building and finishing
makes Of the most desirable on the line Of the hous.
State affords; standing thereon Grst Saw and Single
Mil The Grst NH IL within . feet OF the Housat0nc
Railroad and about 20 rods from the Depot The Mills
all good order having lately been rebuilt with excel
lent Of custom. The fA 10 feet aud the water
damned back about miles, making reservoir which
never fails in the driest For manufacturing pur
poses this be surpassed For further particulars IN
quire Of w. ID. MEEhER, on the prenises
Brcokfeld, February 8.