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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01
walker FiiIibu.,erism..I

The news from Walkers crusade in Low
er California is rather dscouragiDg to those
interested. Several of the prominent fill.
busters have been arrested, and held to bail
in large sums. The Alta California furnish
es the following additional items: .si.i
On the 18th the Columbus and Portsmouth
arrived at the Ensenada. .rH
On the l4th Walker spiked and buried his
guns, and started for st. Thomas with 40
men and one field piece. He left five of his
party severely wounded and four sick in the
care of eight men, who the next day followed
Walker, by his command, as they said.
At this time there was number of hos.
tile Californians on the neighboring hills,
threatening to murder the unfortunates, who
were taken off the same day by the officers
of the Columbus, and brought to San Diego.
Two of the officers had had duel one
was wounded in the foot, and both were heal
ed in honor il they had any. ~
| 1t was said that Melendres had raised a
force of 800 men, and would attack Walker
on his march. t .-f .n ,.a
A party of the fillibusters who had desert
ed, and passed through San Diego at night
with confscated horses, were arrested, and
will probably brought to trial. rf.'T
Previous to the departure of Walker, a
party of officers from the Portsmouth visited
him and dined with him at his quarters. The
affair has got TO very low ebb, and those
who remain with Walker have lost almost Ill
hopes of any kind of success. The only
provision is meat, and that is obtained by
questionable means. -..-s
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Hucle TOm,s Cabin.

A polio Hall was crowded on Thursday
night to witness the dromatic presentations of
the characters in Uncle Toms Cabin, to
whom many of the audience had been pre-
viously introduced, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe. To say that the performance in all
its characters was good, is not enough; for
while all was chaste and delightfully."- interest
ing, many presentations were most sublimely
rich and affecting. The entertainment is
doubtless by far the best ever witnessed by
On Evansville audience. We would advise
overy one to 60 and see for themselves. The
most pious and fastidious need not fear of be-
ing contaminated. Last night, the perfor-
nance was even better than the night before,
and we bespeak for the renowned troupe an
other bumper tonight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

III There appears.o be as much and as
determined opposition il our sister State, In
diana, to the Nebraska Swindle, as in any
other State in the Unior. Most of the news
papers of that State are arrayed in oppo-
sition to it, and we have heard of but one
speech having been mad, in its favor, in the
State, and that was by W. G. Bright, broth
er of the senator ofthat lame. -
T CHICAGO Trib.
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nrTbe I,oui.viIIe Democr,t. /,

OF The Louisville Democrat, q very
strong friend of the Nebraska Bill, in speak
ing Of this measure says:
We cannot predict the result, but it mus
be confessed that the antagonism which the
vote has made between the friends of the bill
argues i'll for its passage. Unless Cutting
and his friends support the bill, il is lost. 1t
will hardly be reached without their aid. y
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RESOLVED UNASIMoUsLY, That for the last two ears
been in the constant habit of using the Mus
tang nimcnt for Rheumat SIN and for all Sores Brus.
es Sprains and Burns, and ii has never failed to give
immediate relief.
RESOLVED, That we have also used the Mustang Lini.
ment for the Piles, Erysipeas Salt Rheum aud Chapped
Hands, and that it has always curej.
RESoLvED, LADIES, That we have used the Mus
tang Imminent for Sore Nipples Sore Breasts Chafes
and Sores Children, and for Moth Freckles ON the
face and neck; and il has always proved eectuaeay.
ing the skin smooth, soft and white.
RKsoLvES, BY ALL AoEsASS SEXES. That we shall ever
continue the Of the Mustang Liniment because we
have tried and proved its efficacy.
IL = See advertisement in another column.
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FOUND DEAD!-Mr. Montgomery, who
lived several miles etst of this place, was
found dead in the woods, few days since
with On axe in his hani where he had been
chopping. He was very old, and one of our
most respectable citizens. He leaves large
circle of relatives and friends to mourn his
loss. Il WashinQt0n (Ind.l Sun.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FRESH
CUTS.

Many persons have felt the need of remedy for ex.
ternal injuries, that would heal them without having
them running for weok ks, and for many
months, as is frequently the Ise the people have
aremedy in GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER,
which possess decided advantage over the numerous
preparations usually employed in OF wounds
in the fact that fresh wounds treated with the Magic
Wound Healer will not infame or become sore,
mhgdGw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

The wife of Santa Anna. dictator Of Mexico
was born in Westerloo, Albany county, N.
Y. Earlv in life, she becsne an actress, and
first met Santa Anna, at Havana, while full
filling an engagement thGe, at one of the
theatres. Her maiden name was Lapaugh.
but on her going oil the sage she assumed
another.
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The First steam Boiler from Evans.
VILE.


On the day before yesterday, Evansville
sent out her first Steam Boiler. This boiler
was made by Mr.. A. Il. Haney, late of New
Albany, and who built, while there, the boilers
of the steamboat Eclipse. Mr.. Haney has
Just established boiler yard in Evansville,
and although only just opened, he has, as
might have been expected, more work than
he can do, and says this is the best opening
for boiler yard in the West.
With this first boiler, Messrs. Kratz g. He'll
man shipped an engine made at their shops.
Both engine and boiler were made to order
for a mill at or near Vincennes, and were
shipped by the Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad. Thus Evansville ships her own
engines and boilers on her own Railroad
She has Just commenced to manufacture,
and under such auspices as, by the aid Of her
rivers, canal, railroads and coal mines, will
in ten years make her one OF the greatest
manufacturing cites in The West.
Her three engine shops, belonging e
Messrs. Kratz g. Heilman, Fl. Scriber and
G. D. Eggeston g. Co, and only just under
way, are ,hrenged with work. A large stone
foundry is being just started, one which will
compete with any establishment in the West
and is in good practical hands, and still there
is more room than ever for iron foundrys in
Evansville. .t.
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We invite attention tn the advertisement of Dr. Geo
hegan's Extract of Hydropp.r, which is said TO be
most ehectual remedy for Dyspepsia, Serofua, all skim
and almost all chronic diseases II comes well
mended by some OF the first citizens and hyscians Of
Kentucky and from what have learned Of il must
be valuable medicine, and as the recipe accompanies
each bottle, IL is not strum, and there Is under the
circumstances not much chance for il TO be humbug;
We think it merits a trial from the afflicted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01
The Tovvnship EIcetion.

e. 1t will be recollected that the township
election is to be held at the COURT
HOUSE, not at the Engine Houses. Citi-
zens should make it their duty to cast this
vote, as well as their votes for city officers,
although there is but little excitement on the
subject of the township election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

NJ We learn from TIE Lafayette Journal
of Wednesday that the Wabash is very low
Mt that point. The Knox could not take any
down freight, but left Lafayette stern FORE
most, being unable to turn around. The
VIM. Philips is hard aground on the bar OPP
posite the foot of Sixth street.
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Tits said negotiations hive progressed SO
far between Mr. Marcy ah Mr.. Champion,
with reference to the recpIciiy and fishery
questions, astorender il protble treaty will
be concluded in the course few weeks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

GTMessrs. Day and New,l, of New York
city. deny very emphatically that the cele-
brated Hobbs lock has bee picked. The
Scientific American errs in th,matter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

~ Jim, does your mdher ever whip
your iss ...-.
'No, but she does rrecias sight worse,
though
whats thatp 80.
'Why, she washes me evev morning.
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az Messrs. Fillmore and Kennedy were
most enthusiastically received in Memphis
on Wedne sday of the last week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01

urOn the 4th of April, the Ohio q Mis-
sissippi Railroad Co. will give an opening
excursion to the press from Cincinnati to
Aurora, Indiana.
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BIBLES,

The Vanderburgh County Bible Society has its Deepest
tory at john Shankns Store, where may be had ever
vorety Of Bibles and Testaments at tie ewest price.
multi
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FREE an THUSg

III DIR. HoLSTEAD's PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsa, lndgeston Bliousness. and every disease OF
he stomach.
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7O0 BUSH Potatoes, extra large;
lVO 400 doz Fresh Eggs; lr.0 i..r.rr.- .
$50 lbs Fresh Butter;
doz Chickens;
so extra Sugar-cured Hams'ec'd this day nj
mh30 BEDFOD'S, Second ct.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-01
RICH FANCY DRESS GOODS.

lust received and opened the largest and most
a splendid assortment Of Spring aud Summer Dress
Goods ever offered in this market, consisting Of rich
grenadines Bareges (hgd and plain Plad Silks print
ed Linens, Briiantes printed Mnsins ChaIlys Barge
de LANES and White Goods TO which we would invite
the attention of all wishing such articles before purchas
ing as we would be very happy 10 show them
COLBURN q HERSHBERGER,
mh3l Fosters Block, FRS. street below Main.
uOSlERY.- Ladies' white and black silk; black
IL white, slate and mixed Cotton Hose: Misses dos
Gents extra super brown Cotton Half H,s: Youths,
do, for sale low by
CoLBURN & HERSHBERGER,
mh3l Fosters Block, First street below Main.
~ LOVES AND SILK MITTs.-A large as
~ sortment OF Genilemens and Ladies' Kid, silk and
Isle Gloves and ladies' and Misses Long and common
Silk Mitts, which We would be happy q show. I
f..- COLBURN * HERSHBERGER,
mh2l Fosters Block, First street below Main.
EMBROlDERIES.- have now omen for The
II inspection OF the public very large stock Of the
latest patterns of Undersieeves Collars Chemzetes
Embroidered Hand'kfs, Muslin and Swiss Bands Can
bhc Edgngs rLd Inserngs, Swiss do. all Of which wiz
be sold very low ut ~ -
COLBURN & HERsHBERGER's
mh3l Fosters Block, First street below Main.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. Howc's Shaker Sarsaparilla!
PRE-

DR.. HArcHITr has been appointed by the Board OF
persons who will call at his office, free Of charge.
mhSS II
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

THE partnership heretofore conducted under the
Il name and style of Silberman, .ADspacher q Co..,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Siberman retiring from the business. A. Anspacher
and NJ Plout will continue the business under the style
and firm Of Anspacher Piout. j.. sILBERMAN,
A. ANSPACHkR. 10
NJ. PLOUT.
The present firm, thankful for the liberal patron age
extended 10 the old frm respectfully solicit contnu
anee Of The same large supply Of Goods 10 being
daily received. = fmhar-tf
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB sCHENRkk, MAIN 81, BET. 1ST AND Cd.
10. Schaener d Schroeder's old sta do
Il hkSf ECTfULLY i"f,-m tie riiizens af Evansville
and surrounding country that have taken the above
su.o, uetermIieu 10 cohtinao Toe same business and
constantly keep on hand the choicest Havana Cigars
Iooaceo of the best brands that markets a~
ou also Snun and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds, Mer
saaum, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
tiles Convinced Of my long experience in the business,
enables me to give general satisfaction. respectfully
sollclt share OF public patronage. splu
= REMOVED. ~ w
WEh have now entirely removed our Tobacco and
w Cigar Establishment, from the old Stands on
Water and Main streets, between list and Cd 10 Mar
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST WATER ia Mrs. Lewis new
building where we shall be happyto sell old and
new customers cheap bargains. -s----------
mh3l.n sCHAEtFER & SCHROEDER.
WALL PAPER.--30O bundles Wall Paper Jus
wv reed from New York and Boston, of the lates
styles and all prices by (mh3D J. C. DEvKREUX.
NEW BOOKS.
IJOMES Of the New World. by Miss Bremen; ..r,
IL Grinne Expcdiiionin search Of Sir John Franklin:
Pictorial History Of the Wars of the United States
- Alcohol and the Constitution OF Man,
Bible Defence Of Slavery. &C., Just reed and for
sale by (mh3l) THOS. CoNYNGToN. Ell
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a. II. SANDERS. Esa.:-You will please announce m
name en- date for the Office Of City Marshal, at tn
ensuing April election; and If elected will devote m
time TO tle int rests OF the city.
mhli* GEORGE w. GLOVER.
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SCHOOL ROUKN FOR rNDlaNa.

recommended IN compliance with the requisos %
Law, by the STATE BOARD or EDUCATION. sos
sisng ofthe Governor, Auditor Of state Treasurer g
Stae, ana the superintendent Of Public Instruction.
OFFICE or Sur'r. OF PrBLIc INsrrrrusv.,
indianapolis, Nov. IsS3
L a Meeting Of tho State Board of Educatfen l-Id
A at the Capitol, November ~. ls53 each member OF
ado pied:
1SDrAsAPoLis. Nov. II, 1853.
The State Board Of Education approve the fol- wing
US, US Of text books for common schools: 800 ~
The daily union., 1854-12-19

THE American Association Advance me ut of
Education will hold m fourth annual meeting
beautiful lecture of the Smithsonian during
interval betwe Christmas and New Years beginning
Tuesday, ecemher 26 instant
distinguished country and
whom will be many valuable papers
which viii be followed hy interesting discussions -
The viii offer the Washington and
rich for Christmas week.
The officers Of our government membeTs Congress- aud all
earnestly requested trr
und and their influence induce their friends
attsnd.
Of liberal minded citizens
delegates, make contributions
accommodate, Of the following gentmen The time
at hand, and whatever is done must be done quickly.
Ia the Isl Ward-G Abbot, ESQ., and Rev. q. A. Davis.
=" ID Z" Prof j. Henry and H. Richnrts.
[" ID % p Force, esq, v Habaugh, esq., Slas
HIN, -
q 4b j. w. Maury, esq, Rev. G.. W. samson, and
Rev. d. Sunderland
I" 9Th g b. b. French ESQ, and Prof A. ID Bache,
80 9Th " H. D. French esq, and o. C Wight. esq.
fh /" 81 York Alice, ESQ, o. G. Wight, esq, and w.
y. Randolph, esq
u. RICHARDS,
w Sec. Local Com.
Dec lf--.od
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United states Mail.
UTAH.

Posr oSroE DxrAKraKsr,
December s. 1854.
DRoPosAs carrying united States from The
i day Of sepsmhs isss ts 0 day June, less ncu-
e & ~ ~, pn & 0taasn @ DC m received s a ~ W.
until OF ie 18th day Of June is TO be decided BY
day the and the hrein specified,
From Cily, by Mill Creek HolIadsys
setsnsnl, Lutte cetioawood, DrapesviIe,
Lsave ss Lake Ciy evsy thursday al "a m,
Aonve al AiounanviIie s4ms day by 1pmi
Leave MounanyiIIe every Friday at IN;
neI's Mills Bingham, and kanyon, Cedar Wiley, Is
mile. and back, once week
Arnve Cedar Valley next day by IL IN;
sass ss e'ssi a fa' ass c sssy fss sa BY 81
iasos From roe City TO Granvie ~ miles and back
Leave Toee City every Tuesday atsum;
Leave G,suisvilie every Tuesday q, lpmi
$500 ss Adm Naph q Iss c e y pols CIV Corn
Psrovan Cedar ci'y. iso miles and back,
leave SsPs cy ~, every Mssa:y sa:y
Leave Cedar Ciy every Aondsy ai6sm;
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday hy6 6pn
NOTES. ..
No will be made performed. and each Of such
be deducted For arrivals far behind 10 break
with nding and sufficiently excused
fourth Of the compensation for the trip casct forfeiture Pines
NY espa,ned Sy esr,ness Of o. he .aa. Of
Other csa,ae for nssecns 20 tate the a from Or
and for refusing after demand mail feqaeny
The General annu the s repeated
failures ageeab for dsobcyDg the Post Once
laws Of the department. for assigning the
without Postmaster General he Postmaster
General alter The schedule e also order
by allowing therefor increase the
cnrta discontinue
OF he allow months compensation
the dispensed with No pay will be allowed
Of actual advertised distance the points supplied
correctly The bids should addressed
Second Assistant General small
Territory OF Utah." The
the before the LIST day Of septembe
1855. For further conditions be incorporated in
the advertisement for California, Oregon Utah. Sc
dated 18th October 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6-law4w Postmaster General
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PnlI,r DERocnpRoxs and others

1850 rs ~ '''' Circuit Caroline
wr,,.x H. Ct.pyr and others county, sitting in equity.
THE object OF hs suit Is The
mentioned IN M M compluinanis The bill states that Philip
neochbrome Ann C. Newman, William d. Clark
e. Clarke, Sally Clarke Julia A Clark Boan
William Bogan formerly Lurana CieIke,) Esma Newman
CathanDe Jela
in Of cert.in real estate lying in Caroline county
will
and divide
parties according 10 their Just proportions.
That the said William d. Clarke, Ann E. Clarke, Iosbun
Clarke, sally Clarke Jaa Clarke Lurana Began, vile VIII
liam Bo1sn live The Hnte of Maryland
Judged and ordered the complainant copy
order be pcrted In published Washngon
Shore in each of
four before the Tst day Of June
defendants of tie object substance
them this court by
II they have, why decree ought pass prayed
+. D. HOPPER.
True copy. Test; THOMAS T. CAREY, Clerk.
OeioberS, 1854. Dec I4-Iaw3wW Wp
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rOH THE w EST AND sOUTH.--BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
& r. 5aszfllIa ililIllIlI1[l lTIl.

- NJ ~
ImF0red arrangements for changes Of schea
H completion railroad between heel
ing and Columbus, uulng, q
line, Ohio portions the est
lad gives route greatly Increased ad
through travellers that dection
day, November a. 1854, the trains will bx oows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will each direction. First
ain leaving Camden station at instead of o'clock
heretofore, aud through Wheeling il
ngtm Junction. sykesvIe Monocacy Haper,r rey Martins
Johns Rum Cumberland Piedmont Rowlesburg
trains make prompt ana
regular with the of the Central Ohio road for
BRIDGE Zanesv'e Newark Columbus Cincnna ouisvie Day
sanausky Toledo DetIoit Indianapolis, Chicago,
&c. leaving Baltimore
cinnat o dinner while the express they
there at y the next night being kept but hight the
either
the Northwest intermediate
points, make direct upon The Ceve
land and Piibug railroad all navgabIe
for between Wheeling and W.sve leaving Baltimore
the mail att q. m.
Returning Wheeling as follows The EXPRESS
Train at 80 reaching baltimore at so
at II s5 p m, reaching Baltimore At T. p
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling Madison
Louisville st. Louis and other Tver Cities viii be sold all
when the stage OF water will admit. r4
Through md m
cities and the West, sold
of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail uain leaving Camden aon
Wheeling 4 midnight; Cumberland al 10 Is M and ar
Baltimore at y.
date places will star, Al daily except Sunday arriving
in Frederick at 40 Returning, will leave Frederick
arriving Baltimore at i2 81,
Tse Eicoti's Mills will be daily (eSccp,
SuBda,s,) follows:
Leave Camden Station at 8, M, and 3, p
Leave Elicot,s Mills nj 80 a. M, and 6 80,
Dec l4--dlf
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United States Mail.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
November -, 1854
DROPOs the mails OF the United States from
is March, 1855, 30b June, 1885, The following
Louisiana, OF
until O'clock Of Monday, the 18Th Of Janu
ary, 1855 be decided by the I7th following tt4 .a
No River Landing, by smmrport Moeauviie,
Mansms, Marksyle, and Point Nasre, TO Ale xandra.
GA miles and back, three times week, in twohorse
Leave Red River Landing Monday Thursday, and
day nj 3a .se
arrive Ale1 1andfia days by ~ pm;
Leave Ale Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
Arrive at Red River Landing days by II pm.
Proposals perform the coaches will be
considered and invited.
For PROPOSAL and certificate, and
embracing condoDs and obligations be Incorporated
by bidder such
department deem expedcn and adve
inviting proposals service @
July l. 1884, June 9 lr5 in the States OF Aabama Louisiana
&C, dated January 9. 1854
proposal sealed, marked Proposal No.
addressed, General
Washington, D. e. ....- i, IA. u
JAMES CAMPBELL,
23--law4w Gene
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~ H. FAULKNER, the only practical in city,
respectfully his Of
that by leaving their his
shirts OF
The reputation which
acquired city gentlemen
troubled with bad fitting shirts him
feeling they viii, trial. admit their superiority.
ss Of the Shin. Pcnnslvsnis between Third and ~
streets, south side. ~ .. ....
sA good Of furnishing goods hand, which viii
he sold cheap
2-eodlm
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EOTICEThe heirs and of Rudophu Brill, de-
N
orphans Washington county, Maryland. year
1901 hereby notified in the Orphans OF
county before the h day of May 1853 and establish their
right hands, which hereafter
will of said deceased.
JOHN SNEaRY,
Administrator dc bonis with the will annexed
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10 Members OF Congress. Strange tIc.-DUvAiL q
BRO, merchant ro have of the largest
AND most complete seecr'on OF goods
sising French cloths fancy velvet
and embroidered they prepared 10 make 20
order in their usual style of elegance.
We have % co,
pec of silk drawers half hose
umbrellas, gloves suspendes crsvats hardkerchief
Ia eo2uf DUVALI, BRoTUER
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BUREAU o YARDS Al DOCKS,
November IL, 1854.
EPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
~ will ~ O'Clock,
noon, December furnishing tn materials
named below for the navy-yard New York; 80 k
Class No. l.-Sfone.
granite table, pattern The navyyad,
in.al ioct ~ .+at-.3
feet inches by ~ incbes
less than 2 feet wide, per square foot
40 cubic yards building stone, per cubic yard
Class No. a.-Hon Pipe, &c.
pipe, inches diameeT thick, per
1850 feet iron pipe inches diameter inch thick foot
pipe, inches diameter, Thick lengths
feet each with pisot and faucet joints,
800 wroughtron railing plan Civil En-
gineer's Office, navy yard, New York. per neal foot
The above materials be delivered yard aforesaid ee Of
United and
thereof part be delivered within
ourt ninety ioushs hundred and twenty
months from OF The
bids be accompanied with The guarantee required BY law
The bidder will be notified OF OF
posi- will be forwarded
New York for execution within fifteen from date
said notces. JOS. SNITH
Nov 1e-law1w