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KYomsekeepeY.s Read THIS.

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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS SELLING OFF TO
CHANGE BUsINEss.--No IL Camp street.
The nndsrgned having change their buTi
offering their plsndd Of prices
mu induce sales all In afes will take The
sroable W CALL The goeds conss. part Of
Plated Caators, China, Glass and "
Plated Walters, Earthenware, ", n
Plated Basketn, Rich Dinner Sets,
Plated Candestcks, Rich Teasets Ynses
Plated Tsasess Cut Gass Ware,
Plated Spoons md Forks, Moulded Glass Ware,
Block Tin Ware Plain Gass Ware,
Britannia Ware, Solar Launps. y s,srag..
Iapannsd Ware, Moderator Lamps,
Tin and Iron Ware, Giraadolss, s49 rss
Wooden Ware, Chsndslierp. a
Baskets, Brooms Tenders and Audirous, ss
Brushes, shoyela. Tougs md Pohsrn
Cooking Stoves, Rand Coat Racks,
Knives aud Forks, Cooking Utensils, etc., etc.
Compriang fine stock complete as
The city the use Of tho heading
SELLING which hsa been ad as decoy 10 n
daes and than market prices goods but
parchassra rely finding greatly they can
buy for elsewhere. ,5sst
d9O 9ptf B. BRowER d co. II Camp sree.
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Seasonabse groceries.
PETERs, MILLARD 4 q

st = H MIL A r D e TO-,
4 CORNER OF OLD LEyEE AND BIENyILLE STREETS,
~ Have onhand and ceiling quantities
ie an extensive and fresh supply all necessary
ioymsnt OF the Holidays cURRANTS aRAPEs MALAGA
RAIsiNs, CTRoN, FIGS, ALMONDS, PEcANs; PIE FRUITS
from the North ard from France in perfect
JEILIEs and swEETMEArss FRUITS PRESERVED IN BRAN
DY; every variety Of FINEST WINES OLD BRANDIEs and
LIQUORS. WASHINGTON HAMS; JENNY LIND CHEESE;
GOSHEN BUTTER FULTON MARKET BEEF; BENT's CRACK
EMS. ErO. ds0 9psw
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For NIcKsnuRG. The fine steamer Belfast.
Captain Taylor this evening at ocoo. for
piais sleaa Lake Providence hatcher and yioksburg
4 eae II the bsst boats on the river her ocern
snd and her table equal In every
N sny other We advise these who are ao,nv
to secure their passage the Belfast and those
down viii insure teis comfort BY doing the same.
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Splendid .1Nsasx0Es and illustrated
Gift Books.
BURNETT & BOsTW WICK,
Is oAnr STREET, Is
k just large elegant Of ANN
AIS and ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS for the Holidays. beautifully
bound Morocco Calf and Psper Machs and fully embeIshed with
fine Steel md coloId EBgangs Among them be Hnd the
following 0@@
THE REPUBLICAN COURT, morocco antique ilu'trassdi
ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY, do do;
HOME AUTHORS AND HOME ARTIsTs an.iqu p Illus.
tated;
HOMES AMERICAN AUTHORS. antique Illustrated;
POETRY OF THE YEAR, morocco gill; Illustrated;
WINTER WREATH OF SUMNER FLOWERS, illustrated;
THE LAND OF BONDAGE, eg do; .
THE DLADEM do;
soUvENIR GALLERY, = do;
BOOK OF THE BoUDoR, do;
LAYS or ANCIENT ROME calf antique, dai g- 4
THE MAGNOLIA, do;
FEMALE PROSE WRITERS OF AMERICA calf antique. Illus,
tratsd;
CRAPS ELEGy, antique morocco, Illustrated; a. e#se
CABINET OF MODERN ART, dol
GEMS OF BEAUTY, gilt do; 5
HOME CIRCLE, do; =
RkyERIEs or BACHELOR. morocco gill. illustrated
SACRED MOUNTAINS. do do;
SACRED SCENES CHARACTERS morocco gill; illustrated;
WATCHING SPIRITS
All the AMERICAN AND ENGLISH POETS, bound in Morocco
Turkey Extra Antique elegantly printed supern paper
y illustrated with Eusings seeneudng the complete
BRYANT, LoNGFELLow, FITz GREEN HALLEcK GEORGE P.
NORRIS WILLIS, EDITH MAY, BYRON, MOORE BURNS,
SHAKESPEARE, SCOTT, GOLDSMITH, coWpER,
GRAY, THOMPSON, BUTLER, MRS.
HEMANs, ROGERS AND ~
TUPPER.
SCOTS LADY OF THE LAKE;
CHILDE HAROLD;
POETS AND POETRY OF THE ANcIENTsi
Do do GREAT BRITAIN, ETC., etc.
BURNETT l. B0STWICK,
dis adpMon Publishers Booksellers.
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Wrafchaasasissy.

EV,afcfsassastny.
H. P. CKLEY,
III ts Young q co.3
NO. 8 CAMP STREET.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN THE INEsT DESCRIPTIONS OF
WATCHES for Ladder snd emile Isn;
GUARD, FOB and VEST CHAIN5
DIAMOND RINGS and BREAsTPEs;
FINGER RINGS, EAR RINGS, HEAsTPINs, etct
sPECTAGLEs TO suit all sights;
sILYERWARE, large assoiinsntf the beat quality
Particular attention given repaiinn Wstches Having
nuai facilities for executing decn
nected with Watches they will DO esd certainty and at
moderate prices. aga z5
& Jswelry Repaired. Canes Mouna. Diamonds Re SET
da9qpln.
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TIE oIrvE. "A new saloon will be ouened
today Y No Is PeFaiao street BY Mr. ehickerins Tba
building has been thoroughly repaired and attod nu Il
ms most elegant manner a pistol gallery is arranged
~ sae second aeor Mr.. ohckering has obtained the
vssA saora N the market and will continue to keep
sshsn Bin Z stands behind the counter. n
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BoIRoN,s
sRrafaaEaE Holiday Scheme.


B. BORON 81 S. Charles street. has the honor Of inform
INK the public that his Annual Scheme Of Holiday
will this year all those Of previous
Ia extent desirsbiliy. There are
| ONE HUNDRED AND THrRTY-EIYE TRIZEs,
varying sToo comprising art
Gle ihst be desired.
The following few Of the articles: f
spendd Maatsl setGiit Clock Candabras and orna
with Glasa Covers. s'oo
Bronze Clock desgn Anaceon S0V
Ebony Marble Top Bureau Musical Attachment 800
cock-fgure child at the fountain. ls5
Bronze Clock and 1875
Organ, Japlin's manufacture. $50
Musc Box airs TO-
Cordial Stand 80
Liquor Stands, Travelling Bags,
Ladies' Woik-boxea, Poignards,
Jewelry and Fancy Articles
kB-FouR THOUSAND PRIZES AT 81 EACH. III
- Those who Obtain splendid Holiday Gift ANAL
amount cali BoIRoNs. street,
Ticket.
The Drawing willis phase New YEARS. Eve dss adpd
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s ns re requested to call the attention of
ladies and gentlesnen--vhet cit;zsns AZ
an extensive sale q Fame, Articles suitshs g.
Hnd New Year gifts md Planes 1t l O'CLOCK n NJ 70
Camp street By aardnes Smith Auctionesr see aavar
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Holiday Gffys,

AaOee@0y 1Ftft5, .s=s-s7
..,- AT....
ORES,
4sCAMP STREET.
GIFT AND PAINTED CHINA CASES; Y
RICH CHINA COFFEE CUPS IN PAIRS;
oRNAMENTED CHINA TEA SETS; i5tE si.sl
GILT AND PAINTED PoRcEL AIN DINNER SERVICES.
TEA SETS AND MUGS FOR CHILDREN;
CHINA CARD BASKETS, ETC dao sp,;, Z
Christmas Gifts
G II TMAS GIFTs!!
MOREAUs GREAT ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
TOYS
IS1 ROYAL STREET CORNER OF TOULOUSE STREET
It. M o e a u
Respectfully informs the sds Gsntsen that hs now
arranging his Great Exhibition Of
TOYS, DOLLS.
woRKBoxEs,
5s65s- sEvREs CHINA
rf=rt BISCUIT GROUPS
r.Ncv ppn,,r - AND STATUETTES
SEyRES CLOCKS,
PRESENTS FOR LADIES,
5' CHILDRENS FURNITURE,
g445.,.a3 ETC. ETC. ETC.
The infinite variety being long to emu
nerae tho this The Iadss and Gen.
tlsmen TO and visit II. dIe anel
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g foREaaN AND DoMnsrIo DRY GooDs.--We in
ve attention 70 The advertisement of vincent d Go
No 20 cnatonhouas street Tbey hay. ths
m0snng at ~ o'clock Large sale Foreign and pomss-
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD Sun. n, learn fror,
ths Aiassppian that suit Is Pending the isb
q kEEcrs AID Appeals which involves the salid, -
wards Of four hundred thousand dollars Of
e the NeF Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rsy
reaa-eeang the amount subscribed by the ctisens 8
Monroe county The has been decided in the fei.
Court in favor Of the plaintiffs and thereby releasing IL
subscribers An appaal has beer taken 10 the nth
Court and when the decision rendered BY that TRIM.
ea WI be laid before the public statement Of The points
decided. = r. = 2
gans Phelan ESQ., Is attorney for the plaintiff and Col
Reuben Dayia for the Company. 500 ~ i :
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DouprH Danny we intend publishing the
Monday morning edition Of the Crescent op 4
double Sheet our advertising friends will esnfar
favor on US by sending in their mattsr at as
early an hour. to-day or to-morrov, as convc-
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lVAToHMAKING.-HP Buckley, No. Camn
street. bss very large assortment Of ne Watches
Diamonds and other articles Of ewery ii II tbs t,s
ior and those who have any to make VIII nd IN
admrahle caance for purchasing that which Is truly Ella
CANT, py calling at Mr. Buckeyes store. watches and
3sWery are carefully repaired at bis store See adyer
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MSS CAROLINE R1cH1Nas.

=asss't thAseaiic NIL pe PnplASheu Ia Vu1 @nonuay
morning' paper,
HISS W fsol.lNE hich1Nds.
Mr.. Peter Richings, formerly Of the old Parl
Theater in New York, but more recently Of Phil
adelphia, has been playing star engagement,
With his daughter, at the ST. Charles Theate,
Id this city. during the past week The en-
gagement has been very successful one, bu,
~ 10 means what the ability of Miss Richings
and the merit Of her father deserved. The lady
in unauestionably IN some departments equal
to any actress On singer who has ever visited
this city and u abe had made her debut at the
Orleans 10 . Mademoiselle from the Paris stage,
8 "o1aa ns'e
III 81 I'm Ss;ss Il
- ysrv sops;,,,s ,,so,,,a Nh =
~ u y M ;a. -,
la hos,, M;ss
a. ,a,.sa1e 2 g
~ ~
-. M liss. anu sarpasseo
, 80 nll'on - .ns salse
has ~ more nO'aple aron ~ 1aoo .nas tne
support vas NOT Enas tue plece ueeueu, ana
that great many faults and omissions wereper
reptible n All the other parts We should like
70 have tse piece repeated, possible, that all
4 may have The pleasure Of beholding Miss Rich
SS,,tr1 a q 4fn.Sn IN narhays II ,n;.t. 1 z ~.
:. y %
- W. = .sA'o'l0s' W
Y seiiasthine sliniar iroM tne iadys repertoire,
winch would draw even more largely than LIE
Firlia.y
T,,ia .axep;rg II davotad y, the henest ~ H..
R;cls;r.,. 80 ~. 40, .,i
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LOasts yNaxh,
NO, Al CHARITIES STREET,

LOasts .'zsasA,
MO y, o1raump no sTpEEr
nv, a. ohhh1h1o . Ah A1EA,
Bsgs leave public general that
h h. aceivs abns sa,o from Hay and Black Warrior
A. 9,yvs Az .u; ,,,.
PATENT GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Of A. F. Tobias Co.;
GOLD AND SILVER VEST AND SURETY CHAINS;
Is. p,.y,,e rop ,,a,,p ,-,,ys, an .rp.rrs
- ~ - D'
GILL; SILVER EfE-eLAssEs;
COLD aoIn SILVER ,s 4an sTnr1 sprov.c1rs
e' - = - -
eoHNAi4isE AMI eocoA sEApsi
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AND CROSSES; ge-..s.
SHIRT AND SLEEVE BUTTONS;
.rEENIDE SPOONS EoRxs sorIp AND COFFEE SPOONS all,
ana nn' Ass0''asn' "a 0'ne' a''i'sA
d23 2dp2w L o us M q H.
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Ia fEEI-5 SoUTHERN 0pERA House. Benefit Of
DE- invite public attention to the fact that
NE Mitehe 81 The Campbell ainstrela, takes BENEFIT
ms evening y Armory Hal During It's stay this season
tn troupe has well sustained the long established repu
fsticn q ts name and r Mitchell has creditaby held
conspicious position As performer on tie aht fsp
tasic toe z he u rather unspproaehabe and his merits
:, should be duly acknowledged upon this occasion.
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ORLEANS THEATER Verdisr' opera Of sJe cru
salem w be repeated at the French Theater this even
1ng, with The came east before. Is one Of tho mort
splendid compositions tho stage and this is sshiona
bic night a s5'T
On Monday evening the Prophet viii be BROUGHT out
with Lasst planserre Bae Prettie and Duluo in the
east II y one Ut masterpieces and has been
Justly equal TO the first Of modern operas
Madame Laget Planterre and Duluc win rive the two
4 chief elalactars admirably
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~ Tho undsrsixned WIN pay no bills against Gag
aresasn uzisss conracted BY himself or or his
nrthorgtyl Sal III o, NsxoN.
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AHEAD or TINE. - The National line per-
formed last evening the great telegraphio feat
I q working direct between this city and New
York, distance Of sixteen hundred miles
Dates from The latter city Of quarter past
~ o'clock, r M., we're received here at d quar-
s TER past p, s. y, IN EewYark last evening the
! weather was ntnnssiy cold. and snoW was fall
ing. Nothing bal been heard Of either Of the
steamers overdue from Europe.
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C0S1seftsgs, GGspesSssgs.
7 0 D D & @ o.,
40 CANAL STREET,
s@- Have on hand large and beautiful
VELVET,
BRUSSELS cARPETINGs,
which they have received eonasnmsn positive
tions 10 elose sales at great reduction in price.
ALso-..
THREEPLY, z5g=
INGRAM and
DUTCH cARPETINGs,
TAPESTRY INGRAM. much handsonss than
Thrss-Ply and cheaper.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH to % feet vids large assortmsnt.
WINDOW SHADES,
DAMAsK and LACE CURTAINS,
coRNIcEs. RUGS, MATS. s.s, etc.
TODD g. CO.,
Sat Commission Carpet warsrsoms,
-.j 1870 Canal street, Royal,
dis adp5t Tours Buildings
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Niles Works.
Ey The propsors works. having purchased Of M,.
Mica Co. their entire establishments except the Locomotive Shop
are y prepared to furnish Of
Texas at very low prices with
ENGINES AND SUGAR Mills 5ass 49,
SAW MILLS, DRAINING MACHINES
STEAM APPARATUS,
STEAM TRAINS, VACUUM PANS
PUMPING ENGINES
VACUUM PUMPS,
FILTERS, eLkRIFIERs,
BONE BLACK BURNERS,
and every description Of -.
REPAIRING IN WROUGHT IRON
CAST IRON. COPPER AND BRASS.
AL orders win receive prompt attention by addressing
+ A. r. IRHIS, Contractor,
J. W. BuRBRlDGE co. Agents,
Ns.s hatcher street, Ksworlesnt.
H. A. JONES' President. !
O. ". SMITH. Secretary and Treasurer
Cincinnati, Nov. 10, 1854 ai,Spln
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W. have received the African Repository for
The current month.
The Southern Episcopalian for December has
come 10 hand
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Bssgqg f0a. Safe.

Re MINOR 4 STEPHENS BUGGY, QUITE NEW, 70
SALE CHEAP. Apply at
ass qp2t UNION STARLrs fool al I1niop .traa,
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by j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

Y of deed of from John Trook and wife to Jas
ID Fowler 9Th day of june 1851, and duly
recorded in Lber s. No 49, foios a2 @ 2s and eo one
records Washington county, the District OF Column
b subscriber will sell public auction the premises at
O'Clock, Saturday. 26th day of August the following
PARCELS ground, numbered 90
ca eight 80 hundred and four 45i) and
all parts lots numbered nnc 49, and an 0 and eleven
w said beginning at the northeast corner OF said ot
90 running thence south with the
boundary thereof south fifteen feet thence north
eighty feet thence east along tho line Of enfeet alley
parallel said forever
open, thirty the boundary line OF said lot
I) (l5) feet 0l inches
Whereabouts the OF the back building of said John ~
four inches and bali until
the dividing line between The houses of Mrs Margaret Mil
John N. TnOk; north with dividing
bali inches hereabouts Vr-
gina avenue; Virginia place
beginning with buildings and thereof
Terms sale One third of the purchase 10 be paid in
the balance In equal of six and twelve
Interest," the deferred secured by deed OF
aud all conveyances at the expense Of
chaser
IL fully complied with within five days from the
the right esc the property,
and risk of the first purchaser n
JAS. J. FOWLER,
Trustee.
JAS. G. MEG UIRE,
July 9S-2awSds # Agctroneer.
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MLLs' HscLis! HihIs For churches, academies fac
- steamboats,, plantations, made and large
hand by the subscribers their old estab
ihed and enlarged ouny which has been thirty
their bells have world wide celebrity for volume of sound
quality The recently succeeded In
appil ionn moulding bell casting
which peri ct casting temper and,
unImpaei excellence OF their be,
ceved January 1850 the first premium Ia silver meda of the
Worlds New all
and Europe being and which the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
bells variety
weight and they also furnish order chimes number
bells, and refer several of their make throughout
States aud Canadas Their hangne comprising many and
valuable yoke with
arms which be turned upon the bell; spring acting
the capper proongng the sound; frame tolng
stop, For steamboats, steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy banaugs in bass bronze
design, furnished We supply whole
rehang bells
specifications being Old bells n exchange.
Surveyors instruments OF all and
Being immediate with principal all d.
recona, either railroad cana orders
despatch, which, either personally
speetfully solicited
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
Feb 2i-dly West Troy, Albany CO., NJ Y,
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The cAeapes comfortable and rpedoas route 20 tie
Whue Sulphur Springs, passing te Alan, Warm, and Hot
Springs.
A RHANGEMEkTS having The owners OF ihe
and splendid George Page between Alex
anda aud Washington distance of six miles, IN eonnexton win
the this Washington railroads. the following
schedule will take effect and after Thursday jane l. 1884
will depot Of Duke Henry at
O'clock arrival of The from Washington, giving
GoTdonsyiie 10Y
O'Clock connecting that with the trains The Virgins
railroad Richmond, Charlottesville, and staunton
Gofdonsv Alexandria and intermediate stations
will Goidonsse III O'Clock the arrival of the
Alexandria
allowing with the trains leaving
Washington North, and dinner board the boat
Alexandra Waenon aud intermediate stations
will Alexandra daily Sundays eAeeped) 5oeioek
arriving Warrenton at 81 O'Clock, IN.
On sunday Will leave Al O'Clock, a.
and intermediate stations
will Waenton daily tsundeys encepie al quarter before
7ocoek, Alexandria al half 9o'ciockJ
On sunday will leave quarter past 10 O'Clock, p.
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HALrImoRE AND ONO RAILROAD FOX

Cncinnat Ioui,rie, Indianapoi Coinb Zanesri Ciepe
land, Toledo Chicaso, and 81 Louis.
tickets for all the above points be ha1 the rail
road In Washington
leaving Washington Wheeling in
time splendid iDcbessr and Duna
Weve miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Alton steamboat
miles, Louis. Leaving Washington at s. m, they will
csnnect splendid suuion Liner
Cincinnati and Louisville and for indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrencebufg.
Through Louisville, ndnnapo
lis and Columbus by national road from
wheeling Passengers holding through
point For Information and tickets, apply 70 r. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington
J. IL. DONE,
Feb 7-du Master Transportation.
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,asss1 gssIsoUGE LIME I'D 'rHis WEST
80 ~ sxSassi;ssidI i -;


baltimore Wheeling
meeting there With The large, neg and splendid neamers Of as
Union ine the Ch:o aadths stages TO Zanesriie, ye
expeditions thoroughly completed,
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
order, of travellers confidently di
superior and low The
express leaves Baltimore daily p. M, and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mes) in IL or 10 houis
GLIDING all soppages arriving there at next day
passengers leaving Baltimore for lodging
Cumberland 10 mles and proceed thence Wheeling in tc
moaning.
trains leave Washington
daily, the from Baltimore al the Wash
ngton junction, the Relay House, miles from
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrivaed of Union
which have just been completed for this route form daily
cnna Louisville, where the stages for Nashville, &c
and New Orleans packets be taken by those
further
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land Gin
cinnat West may proceed di
Wheeling Company's excellent
part National road Zancsvi and thence
by railroad
Passengers Wesvie and Cleveland steamboats,
will also find this most agee1tic route, there being
regular speedy connection Wheeling and from those
places Nal - go
~ Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
charge transfer OF passengers baggage.
by through with right lie anywhere the
oue Washington Wheeling, So 5o 10 Cncinnati Sill
Louisville, Sl2-
Tickets he mad Of Mr. Parsons at the railroad station
Washington, and of the other agents Of the company.
VIM. PARKER,
May ll-dn General Superintendent.
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MAEsHAL's sALE.-In n of feri (aeias
M Office OF the
umha for the county Of Washington and directed, shall
public sale for cash. Monday the 4h
brf the front OF the door Of the said
~ O'Clock the following viz All that o piece,
parcel of ground lying city Of Washington
on the pai Of said city ios No 81 square No three hun
dre and seveno (37 containing eight thousand
saoo more or less together with all and singular the improve
seized and levied properly Of Walter
Lcnox sold satisfy judicial No, 1854
favor OF BazeI Hall.
JONAH d. HOOVER,
Marshal the District OF Columbia.
August g, 1854
Aug 9-dtiSep
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steam Machinery for United states steam
Frigates.
NAVY DsrAKrmssr,
80

july l. 1854
PROPOSITIONS wiz be received al this asp.asn. ua, The rs'
chine and and placing on board OF hse
s Of Which Building sash the uSeS
States Boston, Ne" York. and Phadeipha and Two
Each offer must be specific sum, patent
nod within which he completed. ~ 'f
S 10 es 81 o % pc me
fresh water eondenses machinery for hosting pumps
THIS tools and duplicate pieces necessary for
proposal and also Inc coal bunkers must be included
All and work adapt the vessel for
expense Of The Navy Department
ties and labor for hoisiing the machinery on board
% M sS 9sa s az
lowed IN The body Of e ship Including The entire space under me
feet, height from OF The
beam ss ne al Of s ssssa S Sss ss uls @
gven and including the propeller and shaft
ound ass wh $50 for
Ths distance between e main ana as 90
and aft direction and The depth from e load water line 70 the top
nainmas. The posi- will be about a feet The area O. the
As 3 Inc @ ss ssn viii be those
The of the machinery will BIO left with
number Of the desire Of he being
The @ psd aSa w s for s 5
The tem Of paymen. viii BE- as follows when one nrd Of the
satisfaction o.h there shall be payment Of mn
whole the OF the
like there shall further
of the shall made satisfactory
there shall be
further OF onei and when the ship shall have been IN
the Abe department. and performed satisfactorily for
months the anng hal, be paid the repairs
during PERIOD from defective workmanship and materai being
at the of the contractor.
Each proposal must specify the ship for which the offer is made
by full complete specifications and
drawings which, if desired will be returned to those whose offers
accepted II must also be stated at what establishment
the work is to be done.
Each proposal be accompanied by that the
will faithfully performed, and the
full bidders will be required into security for that purpose IN
the of three ourths the amount of the contract
j. q. DOBBIN
July l-2awtlAug Secretary of the Navy.
DIN' NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1854.
IN CONSEQUENCE of applications from different parts
of the United States desiring extension ofmo TO enable
ue,ures of machinery to prepare plans and proposals 10 De SUB
with Of the advertisement this de-
specified in that advertisement for
reception proposals. &C., extended until the st OF Sep
TENDER
July 20-dl w&2awtSept j. q. DOBBlN.s